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Doaro ano Rooms.
EIFTH-AVENUE HOTEL,
on FIFTH-A HSUH,
A. the lDteecon Of Broadway, opposite Madison square
SFw-loRk
no a. OPENFD AUGTsT 23, IS59.

TO BIZ OPENED AUGUST 81, 1859.
Tls Location is tee most desirable Of eny IL tns ar A. Me
trorois bers healthy delightful ana c-uta IN the
city very and convenient TO the Hudson River eHd
E.s'on Railroad oepOts
Tie entire arr.Ds-meus Of the establishment the re,1 Of
study and sfd render Il the most comfortable
ana b0ueiGe Hotel In me world
Al the improvement. thst comfort and convenience have 'ug
frs.ei hsyt been iI'fod Iced.
Evty prsoalon taken, during r)cor % s,ure
'hs d. sti,e nom the Of rIn1asfi1u
division oiiCk walls extend from The rock found n
a. roof an Of the hooas double and arr separated oy
yer q cement making the eutire structure hTeprooL
.,4iraa,s VERTICAL HALLWAY j. nearly completed, 20
convey from ihe ft The foofs upon psl which
sdn.it- = p's.bli.y 4 accident
ty continuous corridor for ming promenade
Of eight upon each of The III stories give light aud
an H. tie lis CHEST degree t. every apartment
literal has been approPisec o. lbuo DrsNis n ms
ara Pardon. ~hch ard the DINING Rooms tnsie
Promenade Hall Suites Of sp.ciou Pafllr- Chsuh-is
aid DreI Rooms. With S the odeTp eouv-liences haze
i-en erecy designed lo the comfort Of families travelling
parties and % ale gentlemen So,
Al EIhlsr, containing the journals OF ne cay and a. me
cove, rces or commercial iuercoure aud business has BEEN
so6ed the many other ies 81 the ho- sd tSsie
Telegraph Office connecting with 81 pAi,' Of the county
81 and Chess Rooms Il tie mot approved style and ap
vuu provided fr the Of guests 1nd th Pablo
IT, Furrurs AID every article Of establishment
hs,e h expsy designed AID manufactured ioT III fr m
AVENUE hotel
Ieried with the house pease direct 70 tlfiH-ANENlb
hOTEL. "a order 70 iusar- inmec ste stientou-
The rrre ssuizsiou q this Otel BIS M tcr toe dire
ton Of Nj PARAN STEVENS proprietor Of The ReSer7 and
Houses IL Boston and Battle aid Point Clear Houses
10 Mobile aud i, Will be conducted BY
IS Ps ,.lIs HITCHCOCK. DARLING L Co.
& PLEASANT FRONT PARLOR and BED
~ ROOM 20 LET 10 sanileIneu with BREAKFAST, a. Nc.
:. We. 22o's'., the 5,hsv. Hotel
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Souse- furnishing GOODS.

DRTSHES Of every description at the Brush
ID gs,arv No 50 Pesrts, FranItn q are AZ sri4ci-'
I've. f.e-ory p-i,ss PAINT BkIsHEs = 50,
- a .fty DstA4;ly rsr4 EAChlSE SsL - q
: % oTd-f. so---, n - =
HOUSE l. L s. EAPORluM NJ
ii - Pofcel.in II, as.or- Ctins Glass Cros-ry
T..-rs v.r-p Ware, Tsbe Cote PArt'u Br3rE-.
-rrrc W.r. L. Dinner ia, taa Ialei Sta neaJ deco
49, ''-4 RM BRUSDIGy,
NO. ~ Ble-c y. Y
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GUNNER Retreats.

l. IITATINNY HOUSE,
IN DELAWARE WATER CAP.
This place having been much erOVdea as . prevent many
rrGsos irn obtaining accommodations within few days
Proprietor 20 those who wish ia visit the
Gap hereafter -. nd few days weeks during tue de-
hsiul suunu. tha they d accommodated with
comiorisbl,
Lave Pier No. . ~ r.. bost Of Central Railroad Com
pay NewJeIsey O'Clock. sui sve at the Gap In i've
houn L. W. BRODHEAD. Proprietor.
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FERRERO'S DANCING ACADEMIES.

T. EEKREhUS UANCINU AUADEMIES,
LIE NJ 20 WEST iirH ST, NEW YORK.
80 10 CLISTOS.ST, BROOKLYN
TIE ab1v- Acadsie. VII op-u IN New York s-h o. o.
tlt-I. and Ia Hrossly the lin u October
Pups l Eay tine IT, Quarter ccmmeDce. the d,y
rLy. 10 further Psrticnll,s Circulars Be- nsi ~ Ie
Academies. Sources given usual Sci >os .nd priy,e Cases
s,rro-d.
Mn F.rrr desire. cr.c. attention - ii. Work
il Of publication. su;-; Tee Hr7ry Of Dascng ..o
tn Egus M0c aid ueeess.ry B.iTucii0a fJr he pero
Of t5e Modern Dances tbs work Ill BE- ready
be itth q Octot- " had snJ " ne prlp.
boekbeilers also q. The A .de mics Of the Author.
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A. N. MERwIN, Auotioneer.
pY BANGS, MERWlN N Co, TradeH
- Rooms, No. IS Psrk.row. - .o,, <><,x . =
AT PRIVATE Subdivisions ORNIrhoLooi's~
ITO. Original edition
WEDNESDAY, MORNING., September J, A. o'cockJ
TRADE SALE OF PAPERS AND SrATIONERf-Ah
assortment OF WRITING PAPERS, comprising about y
ram, Of tine superfne and Nos Letter Cap and
r. OK Psp.r. of the approved style. Of manufacture
variety Of STATIONERY, including Blank Hooks Envst4
Cuds &C. Sc. Also choice collection OF Steel Easnu1
Photographs and Toy Books
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Bales bp Au1Sioi,.

fiction NOTICE EDWARD SCiIENC
N Auc' touee-. ASSr6NEE'S SALE.
On TUESDAY the 9TH inst viii be cold BY AUCTION, u
highest bidder Tor cash. al No 10 MeTcer't near rinos
.ect therein OF Ne u Clark Furniture Dealers, oonSa
of SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
Partly fnsbed WORN;
LUMBER; Mahogany. Oak, and
Walnut NsNEEkS
k,d The usual stock of the trade
Sale 10 commence at l0i O'Clock q m.
Ai,o A. ~ O'Clock. In front of tbs store, one
HORSE, CART and HARNESS
And At the end of the sale the inters, In the LEASE
bnildns ven years from Hsy last az 3l, year rent
u.,a, 80, CUAS II. STEWART, Assssa
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Danrinq Stao cmies.
DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.

DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES.
a. no. eco Broadway, Nes-Y0rk
No Isl Moutague-pace. Bro k'yn.
New.York on WEDNESDAYS and 5ATU RDAYS, commerr-
Ing Sep. a Brooklyn TUESDAYS end FRIDAYS,
rl-uclg y. Private Class Ladies al II Class for
Children a. for Gen,l-r-n a. families, private
cssses, and school class-s attended
Crcuisr. NAV s- had A. either II the Academies.
Mr DODH ORTIZ taxes pleasure 10 calling attention
,t enlargement Of his Bro 2bishmsut The srss
EAs Lssry double IL former capacity witn proper
attention has been .poa u proper
system alton Mr DOD WORTH hu made /,
introduce IN addition al the fa.9lab Danes
exercises would lie solitary upon
~ fur wax and general of thos placed ud-. IA.
ctsf.-.
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Go Ubpm it map Concern.

MIGHT SCANENGER.-JOIIN DENNER,
IN Nish, Scaveuser Ord-, len 81 No "a ChashAms, o. No
le< Fast l4k 81. will be vanctuslly attended 20.
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@rorerifs, propisions, or.


GUINNESS L. Sons
~ EXTRA
DOUBLE STOUT AND PORTER
la Imperial Pints and Common Pints
BY THEIR SOLE AGENT FOR THE UNITED STAT
C. l.. HABICgT, No. ~ Psait
6 APPS and Ca les. !.
~ J. C. HULL SONS
Formerly W. Hull L Son,
Nos. Ice, Ito, liz and Il4 ClSS.., n 2,
Manufacturers Of
EXTRA FAMILY AND PALE gOApp
Over Eighty varieties Of
FANCY SOAPS.
"fHE IMPERIAL LUBRIcArIN0 en-"
OWNSEND, CLINCH & DIX
Il Nos. 81 end 90 Fxosr-sr.,
OFFER FOR SALE:
fEAS-Green and Black Of every variety Of quality and -
toa Of package
COFFEE-Mochs Java and other Eas. India
sPlCEs-Sunatrs and Singapore Pepper, Jamaica rmS
Numess and Mace, Cassa, Cas4la Vera, Cinnamon, o.
Ginger, and other 5pices
iSDlG0nMsnia MADRAS and Caracas Of various qualasA
MADDER-Dutch Omb1o
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Gbanres fer Business Gien.

DREWERy for SALE For SALE or In
- CHANGE for CITY PLOPERTY, loca.ed on the Dlct E,
p.ie large BREWERY, Malt h"ise tvo L.s Beer
Cellars Cooper shop, house AID thrs" Dwell "a Hous
Large All cunt bond .ud r. p-g4cl
lars, &c., apply to lOMth MOhpAN
l2l8l No MeffoP l'au bais, Fi"' -
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mdrbinerg.

METALLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES june
WI Il, l859-Porable durable and handsome each 20
Every instrument is warranted and exchanged not saac
tory. Description seIt By mil . -
VICTOR BEAUMONT, No us Centre St, N. Y.
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60 gportsmen.

IuSHING TACKLE.
THOMAS H. BATE Co,
No. : WARRES-SP., ~
NEAR BROADWAY.
h. CROOK, NJ so Fnlton-st, Manufactured
~ and Importer OF FISHING TACKLE IL a. :. yA1.ty
Cutlery GUS Powder Shot Nets Shines sd FyE-s NC
r. psrius lone st snort notice Estsb.thes in 1881
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Eop s,IF-A desirable RESIDENCE 81

INOR SiIt-H 1e-llspt~ hLciDr'S
Fou.At-. p-i.. IL Tooi h-sit6J n,l>t' y eon
=, Wv cFtb> Hadsop pr-Hs-s iroat,nE O. spra -,
D. f-r; b. - deep 9TH -Koetin4y vel oli- p y
..er, f.ue T. - -at b. A. rc-tA-ins ieu spe tr
m -. sou ui-h INSIDE slJ'ts-s. ei0s-ts "a -
80 f. A. b s.ars. ktchru. WIN r.nf-s
r.. a. a.. bsx venf.lstors ln u NAs - -
,r.'s. .,--tcr.: TO-. dry cellar urdsr -. % ,r
Sru.t .rt-u a. Ctc's furnace sr1rceu vel &c
fr- tr,-. il bearing. 40 vsTry Of orua@r1iA -
,sr,A. Tsrs-. lols- tn snr sod sspPr ~ W
AZ RI 1.,er Avp'y' NARY sHA.I: % tae Pfen''"
% JOHN ". NAsOH. NJ 81 P.ne-i ;. l.
NOR SALE-TVO pew drst-class iour-story
80 CT brown store HOUSES rrl orst-i 70 .iAs
c.r.o a lgb., fu.hsd VIII al iI- mooera inpo'-I'r-S
Price sIst'o arr 80 s." APp,J en tae Pr-pi,.--
EOR SALE-A GRlST MILL and FARN; ~
M-r-'. Cocrty NewJ--.sv. tire. ri.s' fro7a ne ~,
sta Y.s-s Railroad dept Nsa.1u- The NJ q D. q -
-. Il Fr-r stones perfect ordsr, WIZ exc e
pwer 1-s Fam co1ain. II. r,sI,d LAii, 20 1f-S
49, 4 Oat Tn b-r gr-r i For psf;i IN sPpy =
THFBAUD esq " 1888 Nasssl -. Ne~ OR, OF 81 WAL
son N,w- Jer.ey, 20 L. BEAUrLASD
nor SALE-Tbe 4.stoly. brown.stone HOUSE
No IL Fss. S2cs between 5,h and Madison Avs o. "a
- ,. cs;u, il he city Tire 5ou.- h,s been tsorrlshy
$1,000 - i, 10 Cr-e Isp-c ds OAH
ARD 1T On esch q the s-ooud and hird s-rleS I-I. .y
Apply On h- premises Z q. III RC HILL No - Ne
e.. OF No. - Ess' lsih-s'
f1OE sALF-A valuable TRACT of LAID, at
T. s.:e Il Fn County Pa, EesI TIE tts Of ne va
Er, Yafl-r.i. Aso LAMB Il 6lLy,- Solny "A A's''
H.. osc. n II. Rorrss.s.s cou2suJ No is 7-nat~''
"a OOO FOR very desirable HOUSE and
S4,OCV LOT IN observation-disclosures; Brooslyn n, .,i
Plaza IN frorf ard RAJ Crap Nlrs ~i
TIC perfect Two tbir5s q he rcas'. monty nay
A. COTTAGE ctss -, Kosciusto . ArIf IHt
MYST FLINT. No. l6 N,sssu -, Room No 8. up s'srI
-~--
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III pfaly ia the public and he psisn Of tsr:, Pups
- 49, 81 Be Teop-u,t TIT hSDA >ePts eiot
- :. ~ : u,.i.op..v crrre- Of .S;ss. The Vr-paa
nr-.,rt cs-rfy orsan-d IS; year ~il b G. nfn' -
s plsn. preparing fsny me flFi' % ehe' ''1
mol.
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WATCHES and JEwELRY REPAIRED,

in tie bes. BY the fnss. London and Geasvs
wortmen A. GEO. e. ALIENS. No AIS Broadway one does
below Csnsls-, formerly Of No. IL WAlsl
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NfFSSRS. LFSPiNASSE Il DE LASSALLE
WI FRENCH BOARDING sue DAY SCHOOL pos. ny
sd hi Cucr place. REOPENs Sept T. insure tL9Iou.n
Lsh new srhoss admitted ony uldrT IL yess
ofss. Tt ms Gritty the by belong 20 To best feh lin
fie. The Eu.sh branches tlusht by tnssn
Tie Junior Department under tie Material care OF MIS- Lee
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.IOTYT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE
YVONTTCFIIO ACADEMY, in Moutcello

vi Sullivan county. n Y the Se~ ot< snc fs h,l
80 school or-ns 81 and continues ostY two week
r. rr f and sbt, rs per year Thorough Ist'ls-
ton il al Enssh and mathematics ene' o..es
$50. rusir pautrz and drawing For cstslIsrs s2gy
to the Principal. hcN- : % Noe-H NN''
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TI'HE VAN HUFFMAN lNSlllt E--Au ~
i GLIsH and FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
Tor YOUNG LADIES No, and West 3Sth., Murray Ill.,
two doors 9TH will reopen the lfn OF September
u.J The spirit aims and practical life OF the school, may be
EARNED from rs prospectus hich attention earnestly IN
sd For full M rmaton references Sc ePPy iof prospectus
= the Rev ID. c. VAN NORMAN. LII. d. Principal
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Naval Intelligence.

A letter bag for the African Squadron will
be made up at the Naval Lyceum, Navy
Yard, Brooklyn, to be despatched by the
United states steamer Mexican, which is ex-
pected to leave in about ten or twelve days.
Letters or packages sent to the Lyceum will
ue forwarded. $1,000. .t.-.-..
Chief Engineer William E. Everett, (of
Atlantic cable fancy has been ordered to the
stean .sloop Iroquis, at New York.
According to private adyices, the steam
frigate Wabash, Captain Samuel Barron,
was to have left Genoa for Gibraltar, on the
7th inst, and is expected to arrive in New
ork about the 10th inst. 5~
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PORTLAND, Nov. 2.-The steamer Adu,i,s
arrived here to-day from st. John bringin.
the mails of the wrecked steamer Indian:
s also the Pnrser, Chief Steward, and foarteen
The passengers are: A. G. sHowland.
Dulster, Hattie Duster, Ernestine, Resale
samuel and Matthew Dulster, Mrs. Elkman
Joseph marie, Antoine Gergensen, all for
New York; Richard Brown, q Craven and
VIM Gross, for Toronto; and MIR Pearson. for
Montreal. - -
Julie Eickman,aged 26,aad Eva Eick man
infant, for New York, were drowned,
The cargo was mostly for Canada,
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From washington.

There is q movement on foot, among men
Of wealth and political influence, quite capa'
Die of carrying out their programme, to
furnish the liberal government of Mexico
the means and men to overcome the opposi-
ton in that country. 1t is proposed in le-
gal shape, and it is believed the administra-
ton will not discourage but possibly favor
it.
1t is believed the hour of necessity has ar
rived, and the Mexican government will
yield its national prejudices against foreigE
aid, in view of the important consequences
to result.
The Navy Department has received des
patches from Commander Porter, giving
full particulars Of his recent dealings with
Governor Pesquiera, at Guaymas. They
are in accordance with the facts as recently
published. it is not known, hewever, how
far Porter's conduct will be justified by the
administration, as it does not seem to be
clear as yet that he had right to demand
that Acting Consul Alden should be recog-
aized in that capacity.
The large reductlOn la the esuInatas Vi sns
Quartermaster's Department, as contrasted
with those of last year, is attributed to the
fact that the increased facilities for obtain
ing supplies in Utah relatively lessened the
expense of transportation from the States,
Besides, it is supposed that next sp ring the
army at Camp Floyd will either be largely
reduced or removed. The information
which, from time to time, has been received
here, shows the only effect of the forces re-
naming there in activity, is to principally
benefit the Mormons.
Judge Watts, who is direct from New Mex
leo, says he saw Kit Carson in good health
Immediately preceding his departure, an
hence emphatically contradicts the repor
of his death.
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L A T ES T N e w 8
Arrival of the Europa.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EURop

"a - liza AsAS AeSM EUkOPE.
AFFAIRS d" haky- The Peace Congress, dc.
HALIFAX Nov. 30.-The Europa from Liy-
erpooi on the 18th inst, has arrived
Inc Aahgaroo Ocean Queen, and Persia
had arrived out -ss. -, ~. OF :.
The Publications of the Zurich treaty were
to be exchanged ON the 2lst.
France has issued letters of Invitation tn
Peace Congress, to the powers who signed
the Vienna treaties, and three italian Pow
ers. .@a91 " ss$ :
The attitude of the English and Frsnch
press is daily becoming more warlike. The
Times calls on Napoleon to put an end to the
suspense. W
The peace Congress- is expected to meet
at Paris, but no date is mentioned.
Inc London society of Arts had inaugu
rated Iaee movement for great exhibition in
Napoleon opposes Buoncompaigne's assn.
ming the Italian regency.
1t IS reported that Garibaldi has resigned
the command Of the army of Central Italy,
and Joined the Sandman army.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 19.-C otton-Salesifor the
week A 900 bales, including 500 to snse en-
lator and 1000 to exporters. Lower ausi,.
ties irregular and generally lower. sales.
Friday, Of 5000 bales. ss;;7s4 -
Breadstuffs Flour, quiet and firmer, at
23azSs. Wheat frmer and advanced 2a3d
early in the week, but close ouiet-red o.
Sd. al0s. 3d.; white 81. cd. a1is. Cd. Corn
dull and offered freely-yellow s2s.a33s
The bullion in the Bank of England has
increased 100000.
Consols 9ea96I.
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Precautions on the Baltsmore and Ohio Ra;t.
rood--Ars. Broaon going. to Charlesto,on.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30.-Passengers by the
western trains We're taken out of the cars
to-day, on their arrival at Harper's Ferry
by the military there and Imprisoned under
the following circumstances
+ Inc parties were merch ants from. Ciacin.
natl, en- route for Baltimore. At Grafton.
Va, they were heard to- express themseiyes
quite freely in relation to- Brown. expressino
sympathy. for him and his family. TheiI
conversation was overheard by man sup-
posed to be placed on the train to Keen a
look out who tslegraphed to Harper's FER
ry an account of the matter, and a descrip.
ton of their persons
when the cars reached Harper's Ferry
volunteers entered with loaded muskets and
carried the men away. They protested
their Innocence.
Inc railroad company has consented to
refuse to convey persons, during this week.
VINO can be suspected of evil intentions. and
Will not sell tickets to Cearlesto wn until al
ter the execution.
Among the passengers, to day, was the
wife OF John Brown. She had permit
from Gov. WISE -. p'' "'
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Important From Mexioo.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 29.-Advices from
the city OF Mexico, dating to the 18th inst,
have been received ''''
The constitutionalists had been beaten a Z,
Queretaro, losing twenty -one pieces of can
non. A large number Of prisoners were ia
Ken, including Gems. Alvarez, Tapia, sad Al,
american officer. The latter was shot, not
ish minister. - ~
In battle fought at Tulancingo. thu lin
erals were victorious; 400 of the enemy
were killed, and half the town was hurnad
1t is reported that compromise has beer
reported between Juarez, Kobles and Mir,
mon-Juarez to be Provisional President nj
Mexico, the constitution of Jade to be re
stored, and the laws confscating church
property to be annulled.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
from the Merchants aad Mecho,ies' Ea,.
change Books.

THURSDAY, Dec. /.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, I'm Bait.
Schrs John, -, from N G, corn to Delk &
schr A M P whitbee, corn for pe,k & Lind.
sey corn to Grandy + Stout, and peas and fish
for l. Bockover, to maste.
Schr Tim Hunter, Forehand, I'm N G.. cotton
for Cherry, and tar for p Henneberry.
Schr George H Smeot, FIN N G, tar and slaves
to Henneberry s Cherry and Odom Glenn.
ents.
schr Empire. Howell, from NY. with mdse.
for Sundry persons to Ruwla and 4 Bros
Schr John G Cockey, Hooper from q, with
slaves, shingles and Sundries for Garrison T.
Maigne.
Schr e A Hopkins, Phillips, from Richmond
put in to finish loading to T Bockover.
Slo0p Margaret Ann, Ward, I'm E Shore, ca IS
to B T Bockover.
Sehr Miranda, FIN N c, fish to b T Book
over.
Schr Jehn Ransom, Brandon, I'm Lynhaven
corn to John James. Fly
Schr Mary Louisa, I'm N G, corn to J James,
Schr N A,Cartwright. Rodgers, FIN c, corn
Schr Radiant, from N C, corn to Grandy 8.
Stout.
Schr Catha,ine, Wake. fnl N G, shingles to
Odom Glen ents
Boat Mary Butt, I'm Z, corn to Deik 6
Lindsey.
Boat Philip White, from N C, corn to Delk
& Lindsey and Grandy Il Stout.
Boat Adelaide, I'm N G, corn John Jane
BoatC W Grandy, I'm n c, corn to Grandy 4,
Stout,
Boat VIM. Franklin, fm N corn to GrAndy
d Stout.
Schr Conova, Fullerton, for West Indies, by
Chas. Reie. IS
Schr Minahalia, Condage, for Portsmouth.
N H, cord by G Williams.
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An Emissary.-We have heard, says the
Eutaw (Ala.) Wing, in the last few days,
that among the effects of Bertram Round,
who was generally known in this and Sum-
ter counties, and who died few weeks ago
in Marengo county, found three letters from
Ossawatomie Brown, marked "answered."
This Round was a peregrinating singing
master from abolitiondom, and from APP
pearances was an active agent or emissary
Of the men who were at the bottom of the
Harpe,'s Ferry plot.
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New York Markets.

NEW YeRK, November 3O.--Flour-Aa.
advanced cts. State at $5.20a6. rs; Ouio
Sb.65a5.7b; Southern S. 60a6. 80,
Wheat closed with an advancing tendon
cy, and generally held a shade higher; sales
unimportant
Oorn-Has advanced la2 cents. Sales of
5,ooo bushels; yellow 81 cents.
~ IorK generally closed buoysnt. Sales of
mess at VIC l213; Prime ll.l25S.
Lafa-The market 10 dull; no sales of mo
whiskey-Saies to-day at 26 cents.
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ChiIdren's Shoes,

A GREAT variety Of styles and qualities at
"A No. Is Market Square We have some ex.
cellent BoOttes made of Goat Morocco, made
specially to ouf order, then some very pretty
French, Grey Foxed Boots with and without
heels, and light and dark colored Morocco of
different makes. ANY person wishing to get
something neat and pretty as well as durable
need only call at No. Is. and they will be
suited.
de w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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A Ne,0 Counterfeit.-A dangerous $40 al
tered note, purporting to eb the issue of the
5troudsburg Bank, Stroudsburg Pa, has
just been Acknowledgements, farm scene;
and three horses drinking at well; sheep and
upper left corner; 10 in upper right corner;
sailor in lower right corner; farmer in low.
or left corner; has pink tint; very well
done, Are circulating freely. Look out
for them, - Whseliag Vnioa.
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NOticel
HOUSEKEEPERS AND HEADS OF FAMI-
LIES


READ3 READ! READ READ!
GENERAL Families having expressed to us
- desire to get avery choice article of Butter
for Winter use, we take pleasure In announ-
Dairy of Fine Family Butter, sent to us sx.
pressly and direct from gentleman's Dairy
Farm in Chenango County, State of New York.
This Butter we unhesitatiDgly affirm to be the
Finest Article we have seen in this market for
some years, and we know what good Butter Is.
Such q chance to secure such an article occurs
but seldom.
Please read the Inspectors certificate, and to
be further convinced call yourself at
E. c. DEMlNG'S City Family Grocery,
no 10 No. 60 Church st
HAVING inspected the above Dairy of But
III ter have no hesitation in pronouncing
the same to be very choice article.
Z. G. THOMAS, Inspector.
Norfolk, Nov. l4th, 1859.
THE BEE HIVE-THE BEE HIVE.
WRAPPINGs for the Million at the Bee
wrappings fer the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive,
Silks for the Million at the Bee Hive.
Wrappings from to $50.
Wrappingsr rom to soc,
Silks from 8 to $40,
Silks from 8 to $40
Merinos, Cash meres, De LANES. Peplins,
The Bee Hive is under 10 hnson's Hall,
nos Isl
I NEW Bunch and Layer Raisins-35 pack
IN ages wholes, halves and quarters, receiy.
ing this morning, for sale low.
DAVIS Y WOMBLE,
no 30 .,..7.4 5CampbelPs wharf.
STOVES-STOvES-ST
ID OBERTS Il CO, have in store and are
n receiving daily,
STOVES,
of all kinds and for all purposes, from the best
Foundries in the country.
All STOVES sold and pu, up by us are guar
anteed to give satisfaction
Purchasers will find 1t to their advantage by
giving us call before purchasing no 20
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MARRIED.,

This morning, the LIST. Dec, by the Rev. S.
NJ. Rodman, Mr.. CHARLES G. SCOTT, to
Miss nj. FANNIE LIGHTFOOT, third daught-
er of the late Doctor Samuel Lightfoet
On Monday the 2sth inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Williams, Mr.. JOHN OLIVER FORDE to Miss
FRANCES A STRINGER, both of this city.
In this city, on Wednesday, Nov. sOth,
WYNNE, of Florida, and Miss MARY ANNA
SoUTHGAFE, of Norfolk, Va.