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40 Cent Ambrotypes with Case-Fa mily
Groups aid ,hdrens kenesses beautifully taken BY KIM
BALL, 5s5 and 3a7 Broadway.
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November Session or the Common Council

November Session or the Com m ON Council.
The Board Of Aldermen have met continuously from
last session. the preliminary matters of settling and
vertng the places for holding the election polls should
necessarily be disposed Of before Tuesday 9Th
vember AS this body is essentially political, may
presume that their thoughts for few days will be direct
ed towards Tammany and Mozart, and that politics will
supcrvene municipal interests for the nonce
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Marine Disa sters.


BosroS, Nov. 6, 1859.
The ship Kate Howe Burkett hence 9th inst for Cape
town. in going out in charge of pilot, struck at p
Harding's Rocks The steamer r. B. Forbes went to
her assistance this morning, made fast to her at high wa
ter, but after carrying away the ships manmast and
mzcn topmast was obliged to leave her. She still re-
mains ashore with six feet water in the well CARGO
consisting Of lumber, is being discharged lighters
Another attempt will be made this evening.
THE SCHOONER JOHN A. STANLEY ASHORE.
ScuAS N. j., Nov. 6, 1859.
The schooner John A. Stan,sy of Brookhaven, Conn,
Captain Jackson, with cargo Of cotton, ashore on
Squan Beach, six miles south of this place.
DnSASaER TO SHIP AUDUBON.
NKw ORLEANS, Nov. 6, 1859.
The ship Audubon, arrived at this port from Boston, re-
ports having been damaged in hurricane and lost por.
tion Of her masts.
DISASTER TO SCHOONER vELMA.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6, 1859. :
The schooner Velma from Jacksonville for New York,
arrived Mt Lewes the Sd instant leaking and with her
crew in an exhausted condition. Procured an extra
crew and resumed her voyage on the 4th.
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r. Y. s.-Patented November 4, 1859.
BY BMlOU Bh0IHKRS 400 Broadway. AEinfrngemeu,s
deSA v itl ~ the full extent Of the law.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines,
ofce eOo broadway, New YORK
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DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of Kennedy's
Medical discovery will be his Office under the Smithsonian
house. Brosdway entrance Houston street, TO
ith inst All who afflicted with scrofulA, erysipeas
scd head sa rheun pin PIES cauker liberated leg
diseases Of the skin, invited 10 call Advice gas
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CrfstadOrO's HAIR Dye, Wigs md
Toupees The beet in The world Wholesale and retail aud the
Dye privately applied. No. d Astor House.
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Williamson Bros. Gallory-Nhere It
stood In lsol-2s Fulton street. Brooklyn. Photographs.
CAmeoIypes and Daguerrectypes.
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Gentle mems new and left on Clothing
purchased for the West Call address ThvMAS D.
CONRUY, "a Centre street
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I. NJ. Singer d Co. Announce to NIL Deal.
sewpg Machines who buy again. they are
prepared 10 treat with them the most lib-ca terma
!. M. SINGER 4 CO., s5S Broadway
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Trusses, Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stock
ngs banda4es, and Dr. Glover's lever truss No. 4
Ann
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"Rupture Cured.'-Trusses OF all kinds,
abdominal supporters shoulder braces silk elastic stockings
suspens0rie bandages, NJ IS Fulton street.
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English Crfcketers.-An Imperial Pho
tocraph OF IAN England Eleven" exhibition a,
BkADYS Gallery 643 broadway Of Teeckee street.
sso sereoecopc view Of the crck with cricket
era playing Copies Of the stereosoopc view for sale.
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FRANCE. sRoADBENTs 4 CO.,


coOeoldated iDuery OF delaware.
FRANCE. sRoADBENTs AGO..
The Lhcdsss1re uf the State OF Della
bsybs given Frsn nee, Eoadbens lottery conrac
twenty years. the Undersigned appointed
ny the Governor Of sad State drawings Of
sad lottery do hereby certify thai the following the
bars drawn this day,
SUssEK Coosrv-CtAss 1872. NeyKMsEa g. 1859.
20, 43, 81, a., %. sc, IL, 8, 80, "a, 10, 6.
GRAND ooEsoIDArEp Lorrxsr-OlAss No. TO- Nov g. 1852
a. 6, &C. u.s. 81 IT, 10. 80, 50, 60, GO, Sc, 40, 81.
Witness hsnds Wilmington, Del. This day tsaiurdsy
November O. hS9
JJSSsss " MALkxH {oomn,..,ou.r.
AiFRED b. wOOTTEN.S
FRAkCK BROADEENTS 4 CO,
Wilmington, Del.
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MINNESOTA lEcrsiAruRE.-Thc Legislature of Mime
SOFA meets on the first Wednesday Of December. The
new Governor and other State officers are not naugu
rated until the lst Of January uext.
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Barry's TricOphsrcus Ia the Best and
sbeupe-t article FOE dressing beauufs.g cleaning curling
preserving and restoring tie hair. LADIES' try Eod By 81
sruggista
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Inc MaryAAhu Ac8AsAeiures
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6, 1859.
Tho Maryland Senate stands-democrats IL, Americans
10, and the House-democrats Al, Americans Is.
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EXCHANGES.

MOBILE, Nov s, 1850
Sight exchange on New York without change.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. s, 1859
Sight exchange on New York Il per cent discount
CHICAGO, Nov. s, 1859
Sight drafts New York firm at y per cent premium
Tor currency, and x per cent premium for gold
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radi-
Truss They also keep silk Elastic Stockings
veins supporters and Shoulder Braces Instruments for
deormes made TO order. No vesey street. House.
New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pee The hes, IN the world surpassng all made Sold az
oiled ut the mandatory, 2S Broadway.
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The Restaurant md lunch Rooms OF
he late Jobn Berry at No Broad formerly
Pine street viii be conducted by his widow by
strict attention TO the wants of the public 10 reaia the pacn
age 50 Aherapy bestowed upon her lave husband.
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"ricdtoal Common Sense"
Medical Common Sense
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Learn to Write OF
OLIVER b. GOLDSMITH, 362 Broadway

Mrs. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup.-Mrs.
Winston an experienced nurse and Tensile PHI has
Soothing Syrup for child tcehg hch greatly facilitates
the OF tcehing by so-nng the gums reducing MI
nainmaton will slsy 81 pain. aud Is regulate In.
seveand relief and health your erfeoty
all caScs. Sold everywhere. Price ouiy - bottle
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One-Third OF Life I'm Bed.-New R0lla-
BILE spring Mattress with Bolster Invalid Attachment The
best lighted cheapest and heahiest bed the world No
broadway opposite ST. Nicholas.
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Brady's Gallery has Removed from 35g
Broadway TO 63 Broadway OF Blocker street, Photo
graphs, Daguerreotypts and Ambrot. pes.
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,nro Stata I.otte.

DTMWIWKU O6IWWNTO SuWVU LAUVV6@
.iea WOOD, EDDY CO., Managers of the
DELAWARE, aKoR0IA, AINrucSY AND MISSOURI srA1n
LOTTERIES
DMAwARl-ExTRA OG.ASs NO 6Sl, NovExnxR s, 1883.
5, 3s, So. 8, 81, Z, 8, AS, So. 81. 50. II, l6.
DlIAwARE-CiAss No. So, NoyEMBER 8. 1859
go ~, Ii, So, IL, 10, 81, 20, ~, 10, Il, 81, 3.
Circulars sent free u expense by addressing
WOOD, EDDf d CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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panoforte and organ accompaniment, was a pleasing
novelty. TWAS spenddly sung, and secured an encore
Iitz's brilliant fantasia, the Campanea," proved that
Mr.. Mills occasionally descend from his grand classic
style to win the favor of lovers Of light music Taken
altogether we have rarely Tseen these performances
easalled in variety and excellence by the efforts Of
similar societies
EN1xRrAlNMENrss-Miss Baker, a blind lady, and q
graduate Of the celebrated Perkins Institution, will give
literary and musical soirec at Dodworths Rooms Tues
day. Miss Baker will deliver original poem de-
scriptve Of the external world, according to the i'm
pressions Of who has it, The sister Of
Miss Baker-a pianist-will take part in tho soiree
NJ Duchaa's celebrated African exhibition, which in.
cludes remarkable specimens Of natural history and
African curosities will be opened at 635 Broadway on
Tuesday The exhibition said to be of the most unique
amusing and instructive order.
Tho National theatre has been let for the winter to
Nixon Aymar's circus troupe It will be opened
amphithcatrc the 14th instant
THEATRICAL NEws-Mrs. John Wood intends to play
engagements in the principal cites commencing
n. Philadelphia. The many admirers Of Mr.. Walack will
regret learn that lie is confined to his residence by
severe attack Of the govt Mr.. Sam Cowel the comic
singer already appears by Autographs in the shop win
dows. Hes now yoae to the United States Miss Jane
COMBS playing series Of successful engagements
the Southern cities She the st. Charles theatre
New Orleans. Madame Anna Bishop gave concert Al
The Musical Fund Hail. Phil adclphia on Tuesday Miss
Agnes lswortby ana James Anderson are playing il
Clouds aud sunshine to crowded houses ut Cincinnati
The local press speaks very highly of the performance
Miss Eliza Logan has formally retired from the stage
take part in the real drama OF married life. The dramati
season at the Cincinnati Academy will be commenced ne
Mcnsay O+'h!. MIC ~ Purras il the manager. gu
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when some, one was lamenting Foote's
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johnson said he was glad of it. "He is
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was in England. no one Thought it worth
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The sweetest bedfsliow ii X good con-
science. All il is charming thing to feel
herat ones heart, to Bssshet evening sops
aud her morning bymnss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-01

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE RAILROAD COMPANY
The Western Railroad Company held its annual meet
ing on Monday last-Major A. Mclean presiding, with
j. M. Rose Secretary. The town stock was represent
ed by Mai Mclean, and the county stock by d. &.
McRae and Daniel McDiarmid, Esqs.
G. B. Mallett ESQ., President reported the condition
and prospects of the work. from which we learn that it
is expected the road will be completed to Spout Spring
20 miles, by the lsto of June % miles by the Isl OF
Sept, 81 miles by the 1st of November and, il located
in June to the terminus, that the whole be finished
by the 1st of January next The last six miles, to ter
minus, is not yet located, and will not be till the Drec
tors ascertain by consultation with the of mine
raj lands where it will be most advantageous to go.
About onethrd of the iron for the remainder of the
road has been shipped from New York, and the other
twohirds will be shipped in few days Another To-
comove has been ordered and contract has been en-
tered into with responsible parties to establish shop
here Immediately for the manufacture of all the cars
which the company will need except perhaps passenger
cars.
G. B. Mallett, Esq, unanimously reelected Pres
ident, and the following gentlemen were elected Direc-
tors by almost unanimous vote, VIZ: Geo. Mcneil,
A. A Mex ethan, 7. s. Lutterloh, FL. L. Myroyer, w.
r. Horne, JAS Kyle, VIM McLaurin, A. Mclean, and
s. j. Hinsdale.-Fay. Observer.
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Correspondence of the London Times
DsploraDIe Condition of the Chinese Rebels.


We have just returned from our interesting expedition
UP the YaDg-tse Kiang. ! doubt not you will be sur
prsed to hear how utterly devoid the waters Of the
Yang .tse Kang are of all junk trade. There not
single trading junk at the point at which it is entered
by the Grand Canal, until PASS the Popang Lake
are there any signs of river life, and then only very
scanty allowance.
The low estimates some of US had formed OF the reb
els turned out quite correct had an opportunity o
visiting some of their chiefs. l was quite disgusted
with their disreputabIe and disorderly appearance
Their pretensons to Christianity are OF the shaowest
description They polyga.nsts, opiumsnokers and
the only Bible example they seem to follow is that Of
the Israe.es in the conquest of Canaan. The whole
country has been laid in ruins, the women are car
ried off, the pressed into service, and fire anG
bloodshed mark their track everywhere. They seem
however, to be on their last legs The apahet5 1mpe
ralists are gradually closing in upon them and any
other government but the Chinese would crush the whole
thing in week.
They asked us to sell them arms, and we had secre
applications for opium. They live on tic peasantry
vi, =. !. aueeze and are bIoodsuckers who must b
-. Il -. We intend to establish healthy crcnlation
$50 $. ui to trade. @
The &c lry is very ine IN paris and the river pre-
sents no goat difficulties of navigation. La its pfesen
condition do not recommend people t. indulge in to
sanguine estimate of its capabilities for CONNER CO.
Hankow and the cities above Ganking the last rebe
port are recovering.
The WHEAT CRoP.-Recently VS. have been In Z
large portion of Chowa county and have passed hroug
Perqumons and Fasquotank counties and in all We Sc
the pFospecs for fine wheat crop never better an
unless some Unforeseen disaster greatly affects the croI
will be far superior to any which has been produce
| in the last four or five years.
Edentop Express: 2sd ina.
6 5
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NEGROES EXCLUDED FROM PUBLIC LANDs-The
Pitsburg Gazette says that about month ago, COM
pany of coored people in that city desired to form
party to emgrate westward and settle upon and pre-
empt public lands Their counsel communicated with
the Land Department at Washington, aud received in
reply the following fiat refusal
John d. Kirkpatrick Pattsburg, Penn:
SIR In reply to your letterof the oath uit, have
to state that under the now settled ruling of this Office
which has been sanctioned by the Secretary coored per-
sons are not citizens of the United States contemp
ted by the preempon law of the 4th September l94l
and are therefore notlegay entitled to preempt public
lands.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOSEPH S. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-04-01
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS,

Wall destroy Garden Insects Cocroaches Bed Bugs, Fzeas
Ants, Moths, and all pests Of the Uermin kind
The Importance of reliable article of this kind nesti
noyng foes This powder the only article ever discov
from the Horticultural Society Paris while amidst the
ferns OF ASIA observed that all insects lighting upon
made of guard their night camps from the nuders
Quantities of the plant was brought home by Mr.. E. Lyon,
It is simply powdered leaf chemically prepared resist
the effect Of age and climate Medals and Letters Patent
France Germany and Russia from the Worlds Fair and
numerous medical and horticultural colleges and societies.
Letter from the President Of the United States.
'' EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON 3lst Jan. 1854.
Mr. EMANUEL LYoN-Iear Sir have the pleasure to
inform you that the Commission, of the Worlds Fair
London have awarded you Medal and Certificate for the
''M1LLARD FILLMORE, Chairman
The above accompanied by certificate of Prince
Albert.
1T IS FREE FROM POIso9.
NEW YORK, October lst, 1853.
Me-. +. LYQN-Dear Sir We have analysed and tested
your Magnetic Powders and find them perfectly harmless
mankind and domestic animals but certain death when in
hailed by bugs ants and insects.
JAMES R. Chiffon, M. D., Chemist
LAURANCE REID, Prof. Chemistry, N. Y. Hospital.
Mr. John L. Rome, Superintendent of the New York Hos
pita says, he has expelled all the bugs ants, reaches,
moths, &C., with Lyons Magnetic Powder and finds it of
immense value"
Every gardner housekeeper have direct
est in article of this kind. Reference be made to
the Astor St. Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels Judge
Megs President of the American Institute James Gordon
Bennett, Gen. Winfield Scott Cyrus W. Field, L. NJ. Pease
of the Five Points Mission, &C. &c. Judge Megs says
This discovery of Prof. Lyon is of national Importance
The Farmers Club have tested thoroughly will destroy
locuss grasshoppers, ants, moths bugs, and all yermin
Garden plants be preserved and houses made pure
Arrangements now made through Messrs. BARNES
PARK of New York to have sold throughout the world
Many worthless limitations advertised. BE cautious
" New YORK, Nov. 8th, 1858.
In retiring from business have sold all my Insect Pow
ders and Pills. Letters Papent and the secrets pertaining
thereto to Messrs BARNES & PARK. The Powder is dis
covery made by myself and brought from the interior
Asia, and is unknown to any other persons The genuine
Ho1nof ofiUoor
tnue TO bear my " E. LYON"
Rats and mice canncG be reached by powder, and
killed by MAGNETIC PILL. Order them through any
chant
'Tis Lyons Powd " kills insects in trice,
But Lyons Pills mixed for rats and mice.
Sample ask 25 cents regular Sizes so cents and 81 90
Follow directions. Use freely and thoroughly.
/ RARNES & PARKS,
Is & Is Park Row, New York.
I Jan. Z, 1859. l9-6m
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LAND For SALE

LAND
VIE ouBoCKlBER offers for sale 500 acres of LAND.
on the South West side of the Wilmington Manchester
Ra1 Road and in the county of Brunswick Immediately ad-
joining the said Road, about % miles from Wilmington,
hundred acres may be called pney land mmedi
ately back OF this, and about quarter of mile said
Road 500 to 1000 acres of the finest body of HAMMOGK
LAND in this part of the country, which reclaimed
and put IN fine farm at less expense than any land that
know OF 1t IS covered with growth of Oak. Ash Poplar,
Sweet Gun Mulberry and all the other growth
al on fine nigh or Hammock Land. The balance of said
track and back of the above is fine SWAMP with heavy
growth of CYPRESS AND READS OR CANE. At
this time carng can be done through any of said Lands
The range or hogs cattle is the finest ever
Persons wishing to examine said lands will find me near
WestDrook's Post Office. Ba zen county, n C and in Ey
absence they will find Mr.. John B. Ellis the land who
will show it. J. A. ROBSON
October 29th, 1885, 9-tf
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'POUCHSTONE.

pOUCHSTONE.
- THIS CELEBRATED COLT will stand the pres
N va ent season Stables Oate residence of VIM
IAAN Fason, dec d.,) in Sampson County and will be
let to mares on the following terms
TERMs-Sixty dollars insure forty dollars for the sea
twenty-five dollars the leap: dollar the Groom
in either
Mares from distance will be taken of, but risk
assumed.
Board per day 379 The season will commence the
10th Of March. and close the 10th of June
TOuchstOne is by Godtirder out of Hamiltonian
four old 1th of March, 1859 hands inches
high color bright bay He is believed be the fastest
roter in the United States of his age For particulars
enquire of the owners at The above Stables.
NJ. J. FAISON & BROS.
March II. 25-3m
Fayetteville Observer mos and send bill to this Office