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ALSOP & O.,
SELL EXCHANGE ON NIcssrs. Duncan, Sherman & Co.,,
OF NEW YORK

In sums to suit made payable as follows New York. by Mc,srs Duncan. sherman 1 C., Boston, J. E. Thayor d Bro Philadelphia Philadelphia Bank HHNwura Nc-srs. N Kim & Co -f. Louis, Clark Bros. X Cp Chicago. George Smith x Co Detroit. Michigan Insurance Haus Mll"WfIc State Haui, of Wisconsin Mobile Mossrs. -t John Powers A Co Charleston IT, W. Couuor < Co Now Orleans II. W. Conuor E Sons
 ALSO orAv oS- Me-,r. George Peabody 4 Co.,. of London Nef. Barring Bros. Co.,, of London Me.sr /clwcger N Co.,, of Paris Mea.r. A.op d Co.,, of Nalparaiso, $. 4
 CREDITS: hls,, a5 Agent. of Mos-rs. Duncan, sherman X Co.,. of Sew York
 I-ue Mercantile Crciits, for use in India, China,
 Bml'. cic
 rra,eHng Credit., or Crcuars available in all the prucplociucs of thc world, can heurongcd on
 application to Us.
 TREASURE:
 Parties wishing to make special shipments of Treasure, can do so through favorable terms, covered by Policies Of Insurance issued by the fol- lowing Companies:
 London Assurance Company London Marine Insurance Company London Royal Exchange Insurance Company London B3xc. and Packages of Treasure will be received by u- deliverable at the Banking House of Messrt Duncan, sherman S G. in New York, who will, in ease of loss, odjust same on best possible terms.
 ADVANCES Will be made on Merchandise stored in our Ware house. ALSOp CO.,, s-2 California street.
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OR, CREIGHER is sole Agent for Dr. Windcr's b celebrated Matrimonial Series, books; No. |, book for young men, designed to prepare them for the Iocoty of Ladies No. 2, Errors u Courtship," '" No. 8, Reproductive Control,' my one of which will he mailed to ordcr postage paid upon receipt of 25 cents. Three cents postage stamps as good as money.
 Ifyou really want something nice do not miss the Honey Washing recipes, for they arc all l claim for them, and they shod be in every family. o2l
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sANiUE W. CoZzENs,
'ATTORVEY AT LAW

ATT 0 N ' EY AT LAW,
 Ld NESILLd, 4. T.; Will practice in ths Supreme and District Courts of Tho Territory of } CIV Mexico and Texas. part- cular attention give to criminal business, and to thc c-ta1'i hing ot % d spanish grants nu. LI-aLl
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HONEY, THE BEST OF HONEY

I HAVE a valuable receipt for making Honey | that will send to any address upon receipt of 50 cents. We make and uso it in our family oi daJ tbe usH1fo1", and consider it good as tho best articlcof Bee made honey from i-iirb u c1qu5' te toH Any person who will make and sell t cau easily clear from two to three dollars day; it only requires four articles to mako it, and they can be had at any store for 90 cents. Every family may have this delightful luxury, for any lady can make it in fifteen minute at any timc. Address
 Dr. J. P. BREIGHER, Baltimore City, Nd.
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P HO roc R APH s
CHALLENGE THE WORLDl
R. H. Y \ \ C E :,

Corner Nontg9n cry and Sacramento streets HAs COMPLETED uu- ARRANGEMENTS. -- and ha. now tuo lus.-t md best arranged Gallery in the uted 0tatn-, consisting ot over twenty different .om- and ,uur distinct light. which cuube- hr. t9 -uIt the li-At Co tn. variou. styles ot iogwrc. by which percci lIaouets,' of all may be obtained. With uI-ueH fyle .. Cameras, iust y....yl hy CT ll---, he iH nuW executing p..- u.... from miuar re t0 luIl Lile Size. superior 0u tho-o tk,n in an. par. o' the eor.d. Those taat think differently, r9Iu.e hlir T.urc. cna l,uz. cumpui- il either Photographic, Daguer- Ic,.gUy- o. Amlr .ypr..
 p,crcrI,l I.l anime specimens. Gallery free to uIl. Room. urol from \. 'l. tu J 70. u.
 Instructions giv,uiu ta.urt, and stock turui mod. Having over --I. DJ worth ul Cameras, u,u--. UHty-, Cases and .nemiaAl- on hand and ou tAo way, shau Aerea Ger dispose O. them atnooui Now ! urh prices. s2J
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WHY LABOR so HARD TO WAsHl

r HAVE chemical process, for cleansing cloths l by the u-c of which they can be washed m on. hultde 'auai fiao wthau. being boiled and with scarce any rubbing, thus saving labor, and the clothes aro very whitoand clean and they last much longer than if washed in the ol3 way of rubbing by oard, or with washing machine, by which the clothes arc much worn. The article uscl cost very little, and are ensy to obtain. mail hs very uze- ful receipt to order, post pad upon thc receipt of 90 cents. cent postage stamps good os money Address Dr. J. ?. CREAGHER, Baltimore city. Md o2O-3m
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DRY GOODS AND CARPETINGs.
Cal, and 32o Broadway, New York

Prints, Shcetngs, Shirtings, Drills Ducks. Ticks' Denims, Linens, Towels, Table Cloths Diapers Table Covers, Quilts Gc, Dress Goods, Silks. La cos, Dress Goods Shawls, Cashmeres, Mcrinos, Par asols Emhroidorics, Ribbons. Dress Trimming Fringes, Gimps, Hosiery, Blankets Flannels, Un- der-shirts, Drawers Colored and White, in Ncrino. silk and Cotton, Ladies Ready Made Under gar ments, very superior Alexaudrcs Kid Gloves.
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C.. .'. HOOPER.

COMMISSION WERCHlNT AND GENERA. DEALER IN GROCERIES. \ Provisions. i4uor-, Dry Goods, Clothing. Hardware. &c.,. Fu .l lrtA. Colorado River. E. E. RAJ IOHp, gent, san Francisco.
 JOU iE F. HOOPER.
 loncrrtan Ne7o.'w's Gaie'oi Lu Pr5yis,oues, L ore. J.uora. lo toda' clascs.
 Furt lma, Rio Colorado. B. F. EAIMuND, Aggutc, San Francisco. Aug. IS lyp.
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R. E. R A M o \ D
General Commission Merchant,

General commission Merchant.
 No 10s Front str.ct, San Francisco, California. NTB. BAYNONl having established regular AVA line of Pack from san Francisco Co ,bo mouth of tbc Colorado, egIl the attention af tHc Merchants uf Arz. la tu tho fact that he win pure chase goods and io .arj thon via Inc Colorado. on reasonable terms ap with the utm..t li.u4tch.
 q. r. HOOPER, Agent, s22 Arizona City. THE PULASKI InI-s, Hawkin,viuo. Ga. of Thursday, N1, }d. 1859, says: FINE HON LY.-Dr B. c ~,a th, of Dhi- county, present. us with ienI|u' ar' cc of honey, equal, if not su- pcrior 10 anything 're ever saw. This Honey was usu1f. ured by smith according 10 the di- rcauaus given in receipt which she purchased of pr. J. P. Creach P, Baltimore City, Maryland. Any person cau get tbo receipt for making honey, and hc independent of the houcy-bec, ny writing to Dr. Crg1-cr No. 5ao West Baltimore street, Balu- more City, Md, en- losing 5p cents.
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J J LECOUNT,

Importer and Dealer in Books ,S Stationery,
 Montgomery st. San Francisco, California.
 A LL ORDERS om the state and territories AA promptly flled. Packages ordered from Ari- zona will be iorwar loi by the Overland Mail with promptncss. s22-tf
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SAN ANTONIO AND SAN DIEGO
 II AL LINE.

II 4 | LINE. THE San Antonio and San Diego Mail Line have in stur, and cu route from the coast a iu assortment of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, GROCERIES,
 LIQUORS HARDWARE,
 WOODEN-WARE, To which they c..i the attention of the trade. To i11o,ng cust. ners jor clsh, or approved paper at sixty days, we will sell at a small advance upon cot and freight
 EDWARD HALL, Agent A. s. D. Mail Line, Fl Paso. o20
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Dr. J. P. CREIGHER, BALTIMORE CITY, MD.
"G0OD NEWS FOR THE LADIEsm

ANY LADY that will send her address to Mrs. ~ F. CREIGHER, Baltimore City, Md, with 8 three cent postage stamps enclosed, shall rccovt by return mail something of importance Co her. Wo- man know thy'olf anl be happy. o20 -3m
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rIsTO.s M CARnINEs.

PISTOLS AND CtRBINES. \ SUPPLY OF C, ITS NAVY PISTOL, thew pattcrn) Also, J ,cl,et Six Shooters" together with number of hi. siv-barrol Carbnes aul five barrel Rifles; FOR tLE at the Store of the sonora Exploring and Mimi Company Tubac.
 ERE JERICK HULLSEMAN,
 Store Keeper.
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Omce-N. E. Corner of Montgomery ans
 Jackson Streets.

,Latc Banking House of Lucas, Turner < oo.h
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that packages, boxes, or ~ parcels, brougr ty the Overland Mail, if left in the office day will be 0t the risk of the owners, as Che Comp ny make charge for storage, they will not be rel ousibie for any loss that may occur. WN $. OUBI, Agent O. N. Co.
 Tucson, May IS, J9. Pm
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OFFICERS:

Deposits received from two and one half dollars upwards Certificates Of stock i.sucd for every one hundred dollars up Co two thousand dollars.
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OFFICE HouRs-From 9 4. NJ. to I2 M.; and from ! 80 to ?. Nj. s20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-11-05
NEWSBY TELEGRAPH.


LEAvENwoRTH, X. T., Nov. 4, M.-The
overland express from Denver City on the
18th ult.. with 81, 900 in gold dust consign-
ed, and $23, 900 in the hands of passengers,
arrived last night. The weather continued
unusually favorable for mining, The elec-
ton had been held for officers under the
provis ional government. The result was
not definitely known. but IS far as ascer-
tanned, Steel had II majority for Governor
Efforts were being made to induce the peo-
pie to participate in an election for Delegate
from Kansas which takes place on the 8th
inst. The project is opposed by the local
papers which argne in favor of non-iHter-
vention in Kansas affairs, having recently
elected a Delegate of their own, who is ex
pected to urge an immediate organization of
the Territory.
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aea- Some curious experiments have re-
Gently taken place at Paris to test a new
continuance for protecting firemen from the
flames, and enabling them to resist the strong
heat. IL consists of gloves made of amian-
thrs, kind of filamentous, incombustible
mineral, helmet of the same material fit
ting intoanother of wire gauze and a shield,
besides other garments of the above men,
toned materials. Three men having put
on the gloves were enabled to carry iron
bars at a white heat for three minutes. with
out being obliged to let go their hold
Straw was afterwards set fire to in large
cast iron caldron, and continually kept up,
while a fireman wearing the double helmet
above mentioned stood above the flames,
which he warded off with the shield. AL
though they rose at times above his head he
was able to keep his post for a minute and a
half. Numerous other experiments were
tried, which demonstrated the success of the
materials used.
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navy YORK Market.

New YORK, Nov. 4, M.-FlOur 5G9 lOc.
better for State, and low grades for West
ern which are scarce; sales of 10000 bbls at
4 SOGG4 80 for super State; 1905 65 for
extra State; 80@5 80 for super. Western /;
8 O505 30 for common to medium extra
Western; 1905 so for inferior to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio
closing dull and less buoyant. Rye -four in
fair request at 3 6o@4 3o.sn The wheat
market is without special change; sales of
$4,000 bus. at l2@1 l3 for Chicago Spring;
l 81 for white Canadian; l 80 for white
Kentucky. Rye quiet at a5c. Barley more
scarce and firmer; sales of 5000 bushels at
S2095c., the latter for choice. Corn very
dull and inactive; sales of $500 bushels, at
990l 90 for yellow; mixed Western is
nominal at 9809o. Oats firm, at 44945 for
State and Canadian. Whisky more active !;
sales of $500 bbls at 269e. Pork dull and
lower, with sales of l $50 bbls at l3 81 for
mess; and &c Sc for prime. Beef without
change; sales of 425 bbls at 4 OO@4 70
for country prime; 90 for country mess !;
5 00(05 10 for repacbed mess; IL 00@
IL so for extra ditto. Beef hams dull and
heavy at IA 5o@I5 so. Cut meats scarce
ard nominal, at SC. for shoulders 91@93c.
for hams. Bacon quiet; dressed hogs dull
ut 64(07c. Lard heavF; sales of 600 bbls
at l09@lO4c. Butter active at lT@18c.
for Ohio; and l5921c. for State. Cheese
in demand at sole. Wool more active
80, 900 pounds fleece sold at 40c; 10000
pounds pulled at 32(950.
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CIeopatra,s Needle in the Ditch.

In a ditch at Alexandria there is lying
one of the greatest curiosities of the world.
It is the property of the British nation; but
the British nation in general does not seem
to care about it. The case is different, how
ever, with some sections of the British pub
lie who pass through Egypt in their passage
to and from India or Australia; the ma
jority bring away a portion of this curl
osity, it being nothing more nor less than
Cleopatra's Needle. There it lies in aditch,
the butt end of the shaft embedded in the
earth. The last time the writer saw 1t mot
very long ago. a Briton was sitting upon it,
knocking off enough of the inscribed stone
for himself and fellow travellers with ham
mer. The writer expostulated with his
brother Briton, and reminded him that that
wonderful relic of bygone days did not be-
long to him, but had been handsomely pre-
scented to the British nation, and therefore
belonged to it. "Well, | know it does, y
he answered, "and, as one of the British
nation, mean to have my share e
An officer of the Bengal engineers who
was coming home on sick leave, protested
that the removal of the Needle to England
was not only feasible, but, comparatively
an easy task. captain. now Admiral, w
H. Smith, of the royal navy, he added
f" one of the most scientific officers in the
service, who was out here for many years
surveying, on his return to England, repre-
scented to the British government that the
Needle might be easily removed, and at a
comparatively small cost" Mehemet Ali
gave to the British this Needle, and the
French.the obelisk now in Paris. The lat
ter was then upwards of five hundred miles
from Alexandria. The French at once sci
to work to remove their gift, and great as
the difficulty was, they accomplished theiI
task calamity, and set the obelisk up
their beautiful city of Paris, where it adornt
the Place de la Concorde-D Dickens Al the
Year Round.
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IHardware.

HfEO. 5. SOsEsE>T.S g., .H.1. 10 .H-gESS'
w street, has now in store and is constantly
receiving for the Fall and Winter Trade, the best
stock brought to this State vicinity of all
kinds of HARDWARE suited to the West, and
which, having been selected and purchased in per-
son, from the most extensive. Importing Houses
and Manufactures ofnearly all the Eastern cities
and towns in addition to several invoices imported
directly by him from good nanuEtcturers-Eng
lish and GermIn-hc can, and will sell low
any concern in the West; feeling con ident that
goods and prices cannot fail TO please aud satisfy.
He would ask the especial attention of Merchants,
Manufacturers, Carpenters, Millwrights, Coopers,
Gunsmiths, and all who need any articles usually
found in. first. class Hardware Store--Wholesale
and retail.
Without pursuing detail the men ton of Few
laeding articles may be WE'LL viz q IA
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Shears, aad
Scissors, including Geo. Wostenholm Sons Justly
celebrated manufacturers Butchers Knives and
Steeis Files all kinds and Sizes of Butchers and
Braces and Bits, and all Carpenters aId Coopers
Tools, from Ohio Tool Company; Barton's. Koch
ester, and Whites Buffalo Manufactures, together
with Cooks noted Patent Premium Anger Bits.
Also-Hand. Ripping, Panel, and Back Saws; also.
the various sizes and styles of Mill Circular, and
Cross-Cnt Saws large and small Scales, in srea-
variety of pattern Axes and Hatchets for all pnr
poses House Building Materials. All GImners
Materials Gunners' Implements to almost any eX
tent; Meat Cutters and Suffers; Iron and Woo
Pump Cufbs, together with Chain Pump Fixtures ::
Ames' and ether makers Shoyels Spades, and
Grain Scoops Jack Screws; fine assortment of
all kinds of Brushes; Copper aud Iron Rivets
Casing, and Finishing Nails, all sizes; new and
excellent assortment of Fishing TackIing; Paint
and Coffee Mills; Corn Shelters and Mills. .4..
Agent for Dole, Silver d. Felchs Premium Saw
Gunner, fer Upright and Circular Saws.
GEO. S. S0NNTAG,
sep3 No. 10 Main street.
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SALE OF FARMS IN PEORIA Cove learn

SALE OF FARMS IN PEORIA Cove learn
of several farms in our county that have
lately changed hands. Mr.. BENZ. Boyles, OF
Kickapoo, disposed of &c acres, with inn
provements, for $4,000. Divelbliss, of the
same township, has bargained his farm,
consisting of three quarter sections, at $50
per acre Stephen Pinkney, of Kickapoo;
sold 80 acres at 4,OOC-three-fourth cash,
the balance in year; and Mr. Ste
vens, of the same place, sells l60 acres at
So, OOO-said to be cash.-Trdnscript. -
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI Nov. 4, M.-There is
ter tone TO the -four market, but holders do
not succeed in obtaining any advance; SUI
perfne is held firmly at A 700 Wheat
is offered more literally, but is not
any change in the figures; lO5@l'O8 for
red and 12@1 Is for white. Corn in
good demand at 4O@42. Oats steady at As
@46. Barley 6Oc., with an increase of sales.
Rye dull at 7sc. Whisky in brisk demand
at 22c Mess pork dull at 400. Bacon
held at 73@94 for should rs and sides-but
few orders in the market. Exchange firm
at &c, premium.
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Local and Miscellaneous.

FANCY FuRs FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
Our enterprising friends, Messrs VAurIER &
MAacoNNIER, have just received lot of
furs, which, for beauty and elegance, equals
anything we ever saw. They being excel
lent judges of furs, they keep none but
number one-whether it is high or low
priced article which they pledge to sell as
low as the lowest Those in want of nice
and good furs should give them call.
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The European correspondent OF the New
York Times says: "a growing subject Of
alarm in France is the frequent deaths
within the last year of individuals bitten
by certain kind of fly. The death is GER
tain and rapid if the bite is not immediate
Jy incised and cauterized, either with the
actual cautery or with some active
canstic substance. Death takes place most
frequently in from four to twenty -four hours,
and with much the same symptoms from
the bites of venomous snakes II is sup
posed that the insects, in order to produce
such instantaneous and powerful effects on
the human body, must have recently fed on
aome decayed animal matter"
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LAKE FIsH-A choice lot of fish, so
fresh that many of them Were still alive,
were received by Mr. SHEIBLI, yesterday.
from Lake Huron. He has opened out in
the fish business during the winter, and in
tends always keeping good supply ON hand.
His oysters are also incompatible and cheap.
His stand is at the corner of Main and Sec
Ond streets. He may also be found at his
cheese stand, in market y,e-
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CHICAGO, Nov, T. P. M.-This morning, in
the L. 5. Circuit Court the Judge decided
the India Rubber cases on motions made
last week, against between 20 and 30 firms
in this city, affirming the title of Horace H.
Day, ct al, upon the ground that Judge
Giles late decision is finai-he deciding
complainant entitled to an injunction until
reversed by the Supreme Court. .---'t-i
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FATHER PoINT, Nov 4, P. MA snow
storm prevails here, and the weather is
toEgy. There appears to be not the slight
est chance of the arrival of the steamer
North -4merird to night. She is now due,
with three days later advices.
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ST. Louis, Nov. 4, MA block of about
twenty-five frame tenements, on Green
street, between Fifth and Sixth streets,
known as % Robbers Roost," composed of
notorious Irish doggeries anc disrepntable
dance houses, was burned last night. Loss
probably $4,000.
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aSy- Ladies remember that winter is
coming, are you prepared with the necessary
wooden hosiery and good shoes for your
families all round, it not, you will find a
good assortment at HUeHEs' he keeps a
large stock of good hosiery. e
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B1% Our friend James D. Riggs, Esq,
of the firm of Wheeler & Riggs, Evansville,
Indiana, will please accept our thanks for
the very nice present he lately sent to this
Office. By the way. we think his old friends
in this county, who buy groceries in the
cities, should try this firm when they need
anything in that line. We can assure our
friends they will find the firm the right
kind of men to deal with.-SulliUaR Demo
crdf.
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NRw WATCHEs.-Mr. PHILIP GEIsLBR has
of gold watches, and also a lot of clocks, that
he thinks are hard to beat. His workman
ship will compare favorably with that of
any ieweller in the West. Being new be-
ginner. he solicits reasonable share of the
patronage of the community
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aa Washington correspondent says it
is now confidently asserted, in high official
quarters, that John. A. Dix will be appoint
ed to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Hon. John Young Mason, late American
Minister to the French Court. This appoint
.ment will reflect the highest credit upon
Mr.. Buchanan and his Administration.
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SPECIAL .s'OTXcE-y. W. .Iau shrs .

Co., offer for sale the following rich and rslI'.i'ie
goods: Lupins Cd Merino cloths i'ipn "a Cash
meres, high coiored all wool Deianes rich tihintz
printed French Delaines, richlprinted MrriH' and
Cashmere robes, splendid Chintz, and printed De
laine robes. Chint2 printed Fonlard silks in pat
terms, plaid, striped, and figured silks in great va
riety. Extra fine black Thibet Long Shawls extra
fine black Thibet square shawls rich chencei b"r-
iered Shawls, DC, &c These goods were all pnr-
chased very great sacritiee, at iie recent large
New York auction sales, and will be sold very
cheap i'm quantities to suit al buvcrs. 81 = r,
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CHARLESTON, S. c., Nov, 4 P. M.-Chas.
Maekbeth was to-day reelected Mayor of
this city by 300 majority. -sss
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New ORLEANS, Nov. 4, P. M.-The fire in
the Fourth District last evening destroyed
so dwellings. The loss is estimated at
S250.OOO tsftt ,FfGEP
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Bodiam Mining Company, Evansville. iil'li"na-
Ofics on Water street, betwesn DIaih and LoS'e,t
Coal, in quantities of less than ~ bushels. de-
iivered any part of the city 40 eers BUSH
at the pit, cents r y JOHN NYMOND, -.
octo Secretary and NanaS"r-