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Nav oRLEAxs, Nov. u.>BSs P1csv,ns - a.
contains an further ins<lliRsaes fFum th< no
IN There b - positive proof thnt Brolrns-
49, - anea, al,hoagh Cofeeuas q o. ln.rsf
~ SSe ma eac.mped psnr she CITY. nd n
snous .ssnr 80 sn.s IN equal numbq ~ scouting
slso nat h bad rsreivpd rsi.f.s,-.sss ~ re
!. - o - .Mexlco, which would Fwrll his hand
- 49,. ~ Uwn az Corpsn Christ I'd the sur-
soonoIng county were grestly endsncrr~d Nv his
<oso % wese ess.ckine and plsnderfns TIE
farms Of The American rcsidcn6 An X 49, &c.
manner. The inhsbieapt Of Rio s,r.rSs -.
Ia hourly expectztion Of another steel ~ -.
preparing 70 make the begt defence poi NE 70.
citizens Of Golisd, Refugee, Kanes and ISx. o,S
COUNTIES, bad been called upon 70 arm thens<lv,s
snmsdisteay fcr the protection Of Corpus Christ
ana ne ns1ghoortng settlenenis. -
Of New Orleans who are willing 81 once 70 70 "a
ebe scene Of disturbance, but are waiting % -,
what The Government st washington iniends %
90 IN tne mef,er. Gen. Pslfrry1 briaa1e a Willing
e 70 brownsviiie, II funds sre provided by ne
so DC The suthorftes are doing nogAing, and
s.r ". yunc orges the cry 70 furnisk tie nosey
shiP Charles Morgan, d1isd Gsivrsso3. o. iitS-
tnet Corfinss had captured Brovnsville n. ~
ss., siff nve houn' hand to-hand 6chftnc-she
ssoen crying mo quarter y etc Ia contr,5 Ict~d
~ pivsse advices 70 J. MARKS Co. fron all
r rs ~ brownsville, dated Nov. 4. ri n M.
no ssoe. sess sale That cossnss had shsa nsde
The Rangen and Federal troops ~er. h.urly
M Marks and Others here think that the ,oxr,
VIII hold out until the reinforcements arrive =
Inese ,euen canse the previous Corpus Christ
epon 70 oe oiscredited- The afkdavit Of Nillrr.
b,ovnsvine had fallen, IL also conssd r,ca o..
"~-@~~~~s
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NEw Yolk, Nov. 1.-THE steamer D.n,l w,h-
aer, from California, with the mails az the QDtb
MT, and S pnsseneers. brought down by the
steamer Vscie Sam, kss arrived she In Ann.
wall on the afternoon Of the 9TH Instant. NotRing
from New York. -. = : :. =
The U. 3. frigste Roanoke and storeship Relief
Were sf Aspinwall al well. The sloor-of-Wsr
Jamestown sailed on the I'd - =
Aspinwan was visited by q heavy Gale ON the
% and 9Th, which osnlsioaed some asnaee 40 the
docks. The shipping sustained no damage.
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Additional ire. Cslif.r.ie. nc.

ST. LOTS, Nov. i5.-The s<erlspd mail az the
zstn brings Intelligence thsf are took plscs st
freka on the 22d, Destroying s50,oro In psoosrtr
rich silver mine bad been discovsssa near
Gov weiler, u wss stated. would appoint q.
departure OF the steamer Of the 5th. and ID wa
supposed he would make the select On ou,.ide OF
the political circles. -. = : = - -
The Republican has q special dispstch snvine-
that cv Gov. Ransom, Receive of Public nesiess
died al Fort Scott, Kansas, on Friday. 'sr-,-Ii-1
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FUTURE DAYS.

MAksaAL's SALEs-In virtue of vnt of q or,
w hoias ls.ped from the Clsrks once Of the Cir
y Of Wsshipgton and 70 me directsd, vii eSposs
60 public sals for Gosh, in front Of the Court House
day Deoember next isss, At II ocloct ~ IRE ~
i2Eing asserlosd properly, 20 Wit All defend .
Nnh IN Square No. l6p, in the city OF Wsshinst
I. ", ,9gethsr With sl and singular the improve.
mems thereon, eelxed ard levied UPON "A the
erty o. Daniel Mcdonald. and viii b. sold 10 sts,s
Snaicisis No "a, to October term ls5e in favor III
w. sELDEN.
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By J. c. MeGuInB . CO., Auotic,s,r.-7 !
! pEREMPTQRYs sALg QF NEW And m.
Juso1 fg1HfvaEs-os WEDNESOxY
soc @ silsss ssdSs 6da fslisS5s IA. Ss
81 e q 40 -
mssa Of Hoesveod Pssles Furuftussia Dspsusslls.
ee5ss ess 4nhssaay ssd Wflsst Hssf ep1sg Ssss
sss.sssa IT, sxs.s Chr ..s,, "a.
sPi5 s,s g. fIsI ssd Nssssl q 49,, - -
49,: :s W.: ..ss::s q r ss.s.s
w, y: s5 al And c.as sea ch.n Rsst
M.s sns s R;:;:ss And PLAN bureau. Of M.hos
MMI sias.s0p Wsshst.nds snd coumods.. s,s~s
Cnbs, C!sdlss. fssieess.a rsi.ssd wssdrobes
. ssissT BE BED: a. s?d Pillow confsrss.
Tofsths, With : General sssc Sh sats,1F
Ts!n.: Is sn6 under, sssh; owe, ,h..s - .
49,. %,. nnS asys' Tor satisfactorily ssdorssd
70 Y &C. MeeulRE = CO.. Ascot.
- By A. GREEN. Apotionssr. =
HQksES.c0Ws, wAGoNs AnD Cam, F..x
5loS@os wE6NEs6HY, he &c iss ae la At AsG
sSsus M R:s ecm sss
y ne y 5,Iose sdiolnins the grounds
. Buzz. Sss I'd H Hs ::s r s,:.
Harrow and other FarminT Utsnsijs.
H.::t a sse e bsrEss Of Corn, cora Fodde
slot of Household Furniture. sA~'
sod @ostSs for nosss 's ssdor 3.
The Asm ,oontaipins about % serss, ID also for
mo- mo- - Esa ~ are on the premises
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NEw oRLEASs, Nov. H.--Ffve more nrr. have
occurred here since Saturday. Three OF them
were unimportant; another consumed Nev, D., !.
how and six stores on Rampant st-loa GO oOo:
tne iAst burnt nine squares, Containing efebv
smsii buildings, above chippews st., IN the ltk
No water colld be procured, and 10 ID believed
IL was the act Of On inccndiary. = = i
About one hundred families are rendered hou,s-
lesz by these fres : : : = - =
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MisR s,; f.. 8 sA II: :, yjr.a. q yn,

MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a vr,t a.
W terl facias: Oh judgment Of Conformation, H.
sSed from the Clerk, eee Of the Circuit Court ef
sale for ossh, in font q The Court House dcos 81
yemb'r, lsse instant, ali defs0daats right. title.
claim And Interest IN and TO part Of Lot No. IN
9Th strest west s. feet inches from the corner OF
m sne Atn ftreet, and running thence sleng aid
south u feft, thencs west Of equal Width to the
channel OF kock Greek, toe ether with al and sin
Washingfoni ID. g.. fized and levied upon a. the
property et Patrick OMeaIs, aud will Be sold 10
vo' OF Daniel serrin. use Of John 4 Bride;
no S-dts Msrshsl for District OF Columbia.
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NEW yoxx, Nov. Is.-ssocks are dun: q. q s..
i@h. Chlc1xS and Rock island eRX; Illinois
srn l7x; New York Central So Resdind -: Va
6's 81; Mo. e's s4k-
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By A. GREEN Auotionser.

VAAL III .1s.! iMnPRoyED PRoPERTy ON
the iith inst, shs seii. In from, ~ Ps
e . O'clock p H. part Of Lot No. o 10 Square Ss,
feet along the line offh street. thence vest loo feet
tnslos north Is feet thence 100 feet 20 the place d
This property IL located on 7th street west. IA
Tween sna streets north, and 10 Improved by :
convenient frGme tenement. and located IN ~ IA
ly Improving nerghbarhood. - e'eP'e
"a a One fourth cash the balance in 6, u and
70 lor notes bearing interest, to be secure
BY deed oftrust on the premises. -
no lid A. GREEN. Auct
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-=--- - AeEsf -xaGa1-.
TsvsrREksafkSS ISS3sSs:};...T1
3; J; :ss 8 st z ;.S 'ss
s,s'fss sss e Sss sss A.
i;s: -; ~ 8: Z j: I'D 8 q a Isl
sss .ss s.rS ss De- g
the Plot OF p'aa Of saad city. viz -
sss :i.s Ssa q: ' p,oss Sss:
south 4 ssrsst g feete1 inches, runrihx With fSs
ns q Sspaa street no fset containins over 500
fssns Ono fourth cash; balance in q and Il
dsy y nssss a.. Sssrn S.s sfs &C.
trust taken All convsyancs st the cost q the pnr
= the term, c e ale shos!d nos p complied
ss fsd ff DS ~ ,s .sssh
90 S-zsv&ds ,fs A. GREEN. Auct.
s Il: ssss ,sss.D. ...
nois-a wILLlAs Z. Gslsxse 4, r..:.:. .
ss sI vISF 81 A:;is'is R q;
"a g .ar s a.s o q s.s
pss, asd re sn On ts enc ss
i iSSs - sss and ~ Ges q 5s
i. @ az ss n ssSis .s e 3.
Is O'Clock .. M, in 'front.' Of fhe Sremises Iii
o. e nsrs No. 81. 10 the city e Wsshington. -
to ;ss sod SSs'li nvs.s
Terms Of ..ls One third in cash; the r.m.,u-
Ger ~ sgns paImepts, with intsrest ia g. u And lie
aIo1tas from cay q sale sahsfsotorily secured by
with in eve days after day Of ssis, the trustees ~
serve the right 70 resell, q the cost snd rsF on rst
All oonvsysneing e the purchaser's coal.
CWMni E is SWyARD,{ Truste...
J. G. MCGUIRE Z CO.. Auets.
-NTHE ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED
untl MONDAY, November 2isf, same hour and
pNs" o. U .4ka6yA Trustees.
:. ,...s.. J. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Auets.
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Snow In Mississippi.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. H.-Snow fall IN soms
parts Of Mississippi on Sunday last -
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esy: 5sss1se:ss g: No. 3. e -.
ssllsnt nd @ Z 6rts soss|} ss 800 ~ sses . 8.
u2x ene ~ 1feefion.-1ks kGSesS. - - ~
sSrshs se 4 .ssG 49, 70 g g. 60
ssieis 4ss; s ~ 49, psssssss "a -
r:s ss: g & q g: 49,: Z::sss. =
:, As : sqllAsse q ths sPSSfS d 49, I,kes
fs.i; "a sLssIi 3 - &C ~ : ~ H. -
-, -; fs!:ee ~. = - >.,,.ss-. s,-Lrl
g ~ q; ~, :sA w.
!! !! . 3 . & s & '! ]! p
NV TokKzXRXz7SH97oH
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Later from Northern Meziee.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. A.-IAter sdvicrs sr.u
Victoria, Mexico, state that rebellion had t.ken
place there, but u was promptly quelled and the
The State troops which had been sept n ouell
the rebellion, AFTER accom- plishinu tbeir or3ers
len 10 join Gen. Degollsdo a san Luis Potord 7
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fetal Less 81 q sssanskip, re.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov 14s-The stesnshIp Robt
Waterman 10 total los. Her cargo 80 rl,r-
dered by the fishermen
There were but three deaths nom fhe yellcw
fever here Last week =
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NEW Yolx. Nov. Is -Plour il darl. and rss...
easier but unchanged; State % aoas: ohio $40
s.es; southern IS 5osss 70: whess il quies, west
scarce; yellow 81. PORK N arm. me-. ak
prime $40 So. Lard 10 steady at 10Y allie. Whis,
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BkLrnoxE. Nov. 15.-Flour Is s,esdy; niss Of
800 bssrels City Mills IS 70; Howard street. g 2s
ssS ~ Wheat closed quiet sales Of fe 600 bushel
steady and les active ProvisIons c,os~d sses6,
bacon maes loal9ke; mess Perk sisasl las; pslne
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AU. 8. M.rsa.i F...S c.,,,- = 49,.

U. .. Msrshal Fssnd Guilty d MurS,r
: PokT sAnS.A: g. E. Nov. ~ -fhe jury 10 fhe
capsafn Of the vessel which he had seixed for
smnegling, have brought I'm verdict Of ruiItv of
murder i'm the second degree. = - -
Arre-t Of Supposed Hsrper's Ferry Fad
tive
snrrESssune, Pa, Nov. l4.--A sspscious per-
Hsrper's Ferry fugitive, but subsru ueufiv he -.
discharged, for want Of proof a. 70 his identity.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

u ~.
SHOOT 4 BURROUGHS,
chs.s and dssrabls s0 eaiR
Fancy Solerss p.ss. siIi sG and RoBb. Of
Blscf erode khinss, Mourning Silks,
sn ana sssG PPG 9ssass sPs
kich Robes %, End md Al Wool Distances, ~ .
EnTsh and MsIrmsck Print. n * srsa sss Nsa..,
Black Bonita zines, Merinos, Dsaines, and Mourn
Glove. 81 soIoss s ssssa ..mb.,
Tinsxs. hssiaas, And sha Wis, tsood sssoftmsnt)
S$sssiS.:: Tss!s P :sassf. Linen sAs..inr,
:a:: I'd sSs. s sss S. ys:t:
Tis:, Pocket Hsndkerchisfs, Cssvats. ~
WIZ ssss .oSs cS ~ AND W.
nm. nestle Goods, for servsnts' wear, SOW w
msrss and Vs:sisss fos ssn,. 9, a., Si9s ca.i'
u Having AZ the taefiites f.r buying aud gettins
We sSa sw nna Sc 3
os &C Z sY g 1 n A' sMoor Z BURROUGHS.
%sS SLICK liz .o es.ss sssss
On apPacstion a the Mayors ofioe,. at any I'll
Line petween the hours OF nine and three
O'Clock. - oc 2I-2avlw ~
EoE SAkE-A .ps,r Of Fairbank's patent COAL
t;.,,c SAtES, yeis hing ton; brass beam; and but
GnsaIs NJ % sssn !s.ss w g ss
paaiL.A!DEtFHIA pRAUgHT ALE..,TLe IN
ere 4nd friends In general that they have made az
Co. H'd saesr soPP5 sssT HtH
oa 1Se i tSs fss Psst yssI h.s borne hs
Viii sEs.i r 9sI:
our terms Y % sidly adhered ton sss.fsssion
given soss. Ssos Of
sny part Of Gsofsstown. os Mssan m
-cen-tf 81 Gre. a .srs... G ss1SS;
WHoLEsALEkfs yS gf ssSk& BH sEE5oE pnALr..
rhs sst. Stsas: :: ;, re- Gss,sssss.. %
;issk Sass en- .:ss "a -
ny $eSf, d P s11fiSsfi LEArHERvU
tMokk u also assorted and vel vossSy Of sften-
a lss.. lot Of COARSE SHOES and BOOTS
!..ifeois Tor ssrvants) also on hand and oonstsnfy
,HESo.ntry nsIehAnts and otArs m want are
9s s,sss g e. g sddfsss nest No ~ bdEs
B0ARDIIa.
B9qARDIES = a.:irsb!s I6son. rooms, 1ooasses
18th ssreet betveen and H ala. nos
s. 9ba ssxDai1S n BOWIE. 40 "a cree,
!9r.ishsd, pleasant and reasonable ROOMS 81
Re- - Last GRANGE! = - -
aor EAi = N GScd. g ssorifcs, e srAli
no u y Pa. sssuss, bssvsssnh al "a II Il
PoTIcHoMeNIAs,.a...-----
yast tse.ssd, ons i 3 e TIE TIE kzRdES
W. 2 ss sfos hasy vofD exc! cas!sd IN
aeIs '.''' 6 sssss ss = s saa Be B 4.
Mss IR2BBXg ~ HsS s'S!.SS y Z,
ssis sh,I . sss B 3 = 49,:
no ,s.sx VIZ E.a pr,r sssr.n. i4s9sf fs g.
r. 4! ;. osALpssS skst9 SlAsIs1sr s,......,.s
's z 81 p xisEssss iIss =. ~
S18 EAoLE sT0vE HOUSE. Q7o
Is NJ ~ .,c as.slsss s.sostnsn. ef he ~
e. Sosso q $50 s.cssetssa e 80 ysl g
e ~ - Iss.. ~ ysia - 80 19l, sss'i.
s;s - g. ssss !ss<ss IL az
= NM ~ lsh q slf hsas q HEATiNq
3 81. ssses1 e. psss1 4, 6,!s, an
e li:s1 q. sas 49, s wv ~ Ia AZ -.
M - Al1e163 -. &C.
a:s q ID 6 - - s. 49, :: 2lI
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.THKarR The dogs and monkeys were greet.
"a with large audience last night, and all we re
unique uonpe. II ID an entertainment replete
with attraction, novel, amusing, and instructive:
none viii regret witnessing 1t. The training Of
ne animals Is excellent, and DEVELOPS degree
every one The entertainments will be repeated
This evening. A grand matinee on to-morrow
afternoon.chiidren admitted for Is cent? A pro-
occasion four beautiful reindeer, which are in.
tended az present to Gen. Concha, of Cuba. bv
Col. Wood, will be exhibited
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CIRcUIT CoURf The Georpeto,vr cortsst.d
election case engaged the Court during a Iarper
part OF yesterday The point argued by the counsel
was that Of the absence Of one Of the Judges Of
election nom the second precinct polls during a
p,rticn Of the day, the relator,s counsel hoiding
that by reason Of such absence the election in thai
precinct became void. Respondents counsel con-
tended Tor the other view, viz That II msiority
Oh tne Judges Were present the election was not
necessarily void. To this view of the mater the
Court Inclined, and 30 ruled. On Tuesday next.
fore jury. g,s l,lasl ~ =
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pR- WN. BoYD. agent of the underground
railroad, whose arrest at Westminster, Nd. for
running OF slaves has been Chronicles In The
Sfd, has not yet arrived in this city although be
reached Baltimore last night. and was expected
here thIs morning II 10 probable that some for
manuss have temporarily interfsred TO delay his
Stale OF Maryland. The mode Of obtaining pri-
soner for trial here, when arrested outside the Bis
nicf, 10 mush more cumbsous than that Of one
S.a.s uPoa another, through Governors requsi-
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TN rfHsr grand cotillon party Of the O'Brien
Club comes Of this evening, at 1hprnss Han, Oh
eeyenth e., sdjetning Odd FsIlows' Hall. they
VIII no doubt have very pleasant time.
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,,ARHiyEp, g Young caster,s wharf, schooner
si4 tona q eeal foe james Ffaser. II 4 -
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TIE CONFEDERATION Of an y reviewing The re.
cent lecture g Rev. Mr. Din, has been received,
bus We ere obliged In consequence Of il length,
70 defer IL publicsdon until fo-mosrov. p
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: fssssss. on CoLsuDrA 4pvr1r1er.
azzss TO n nsn1sD IN fER 0Axrznoxn All
ksn nscuvss At AND seawARpsD rn1s III
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Sosssksss fEy *! :. &c: sbb !sSs; E

r.sET. - =
soysr,con his Fefnn
must odd 70 the slr0niv
nar,gssS S0ssnssmptios,. sna
eeuailed, either g . sfim1-
orrs1eHs 8. I'm Lszssn
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roLIcE MArfHls-Befov Jxssies Cgark-Henry
Onve and stephen Tally were tried for keeping
losses{ policy cn!ces, and the farmer was kned
- soo.W. There being no proof against the latter
smith ~ - ansd - 10 for using ProfAne language
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40 IHAxksqfvIxs The Board Of Aldermen,
sss o q s ~ take stae gloomy view q
epet government, a. BY refusing 70 st apart day
fos thanksgiving, they Of couFss mean q ssv that
ne commnaisy hss nothing 70 Be thankful for this
The !ntelligencef commenting ON this sction Of
ne Aiacsmen, Ays: eve presume that tins win
axe not few g she citi.eus Of washiagtoa BY
sapr',,e, nnee they had come @ look upon m
psopsrly sngTssd npos our Sabis ssd III si.: sssh
ne eo1assss q he issd Ss s's sssus y % u
and blessings Ne have contfnusd 70 fseeive ron
an Almighty Benelsctorn ~
PAY or. DxrxcrlvEs The on,cep. 4 fI..s "a
kfmbzsl, who. With orlcsr Wise, were ene.eed
IN the recent arrest Of coincTs and dealer n conn
tsrfeit coin n this city and Philsdejpha are not
sssa.ssa A. VII sss s.9o.t q tss
IN duty beand % make them for thsir ssrvicss'
Allen and ki9hsn v1il not accept ths o9sr = ~
Dsnrtmfnt o. two bundled dollars a compensa-
ss e Sss essss 'ss =; w;c .s
saeil sccept onv1hiaa ~ p1sases foe klmoclf bs,f
nes fos them; hey being q oplnion that t6s Ser
- - = si = = n2essy bow e give. -
.NIxTF e3rxz4--.The.h so1so hss sdv.nced en-
49, 49, xyend The Potst q which Il . eossid-
' ssl,;y sss:s q: ise:v:@.sl !.
ssissi.g De -. s'ds s 80 &c ~ . .es
shn;ss yhIeh kis isss sssssiy SisesmSs -
49,! = - pysGnseus cknoxs q fbo - & a
1870 ss "a - Co. Co.; ~ - .l5e 6 49,
=: z 5!xii &; :; 8 !: s. =
s.'lst tz'sasivs Psssssssf slss +; ~:
osn3nn Manxur>-Uneoo,rdne - =. v.,.s, y
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WATcH RKruRxs.-John Warner. colored. su
san Mathew, Sarah Herse, Anna Kirby, drunk
and disordefly; S3.i5. 6. w. Cutter, drunk and
fghfing; ei.f5 John Edwards, colored, drunk
and vagrsnt; % 10. Peter Glancey, assault: dis.
missed. Geo. Adamson, disorderly and resisting
omcen; 44l5. Robert Seymour, Aghting at q
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REAL EsrArEs-James G. Mcclure 4 Co. sold
Yesterday three small brick houses on Twenty.
lively by Patrick Toner, for $500; James Gavin.
Tor $500; and yno. Meaney. for S54O Also, lot 8,
In square No: %, 70 Peter O,Day, for 10 cents Del
loot Also. lot 10, I'm square No 46e, to n s.
johnston for 20k cents per foot. Also, lot 70, in
square No Sa5, 70 same purchaser, for 1IK cents
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N!eHr-LiSER IN TRouBLE.-ThIs morning. a
hack stopped upon the footway across Four-and-
female was siting, and the driver ON the box too
drunk TO manage the reins s>felv. watchman
Brewers took the driver before Justice Dom, who
recognized him by the name Of John Kemp, and
fined him 81 10 FOR his conduct Once an
ade the female get out, and told her TO 90 To her
home wherever that is, and sent the hack to the
magistrates othce in charge Of a colorsd drives.
was SAID that the hack had been driven around
all night with this passenger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-15

TIE PIPE TESTING MACHINE ordered by the Cor
Pofafon fof the purpose Of testing the water pipes
70 pc used In the distribution Of the Potomac wafer
through the city, was deposited at the City uali
iyesteFday. Iu fnal destination win Sc the 81 ne
yard a. soon as that Is made ready for IL recep-
Won t 10 IN addition TO the facilities Of the
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One from The Mayor nominating John r. Carte
Of Frank ztmnesmzn Transferred 10 the AUXILIARY
guard And z1ss nominafinx George Donaldso11
AZ police constable Zoe the Fifth Ward n p1ace a
Hssry Mash transferred 70 the Auxiliary gusrd
M Donoho presented a communicated from .
eonmitfee q the trustsss e Public schools In re-
lation 10 the appointment Of . Saperiniendent d
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From the GELATIN Examiner.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

!. MIR. EDlToR:-It will interest some
'sof your readers to know that at a
meeting Of the Nashville Presby terry
(old schooD at Nashville, OF the 10th
inst, the Rev. Dir. Eagleton and the
Murireesboro' Church, the Rev. Mr..
cunningham and the Shelbyville
Church, and the Rev. Mr.. Morey OF
the Church at franklin. all of the
Presbs terry Of Shiloh (new school)
which is now dissolved, together with
The Church Of New Providence, were
received into the Nashville Presby-
terry. 1t was gratifying to see these
excellent men and eloquent Divines
once more united With their brethren
in the great work of winning souls
to Christ. These Churches were
represented by a fine Bench Of FL
ders, and the reunion was exceed
singiy fraternal AMI cordial on both
sides,
The New School Church at Flank
lin had heretofore united with the
Nashville Presbytery, and the New
School Churches of Columbia and Pu-
laski, with their ministers. had uni
ted With tie Old School Prcsbytery
of injury.
| will add that The attire N'ey
.SehoO! organization 10 Kentucky has
been dissolved, aud nearly all their
Ministers and Churches have united
with the Old School. ".
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august }slefti0lG--l359
ELECTION: THURSDAY, AUGUST 4.
CoxeREss-sIxTH DISTRICT

~ We are authorized to announce Hon
.E;sfss,.s 81. Tfsoszssss, OF Marry, a candi-
date FOR Congress from this Congressional Dis
trict.
Az We are authorized 10 announce Maj
vVca2. q. FOLK. of Maury, a candidate ioE
Congress from this Congressional District.
az We are authorized TO announce Z, w.
'Tllsuaatl, ESQ of Bedford, candldat Tor
Congress from this Congressional Dlstloi.
STATE sENATF--LINCOf.E AND FRANKLIN.
sr4-We are authorized TO announce sssZ.
w. Newman ESQ OF franklin oandi-
date to represent Lincoln and Franklin counties
In the Senatorial branch of the reXt Tennes-
sec Legislature.
srFs We are authorized to announce Dr.
J. j. Abers;stssy of Franklin, Candidate
10 represent Lincoln and Franklin counties III
the Senatorial branch Of the next Tennessee
Legislature.
srye We are authorized to announce
games ~. CEliEaoHt, ESQ, OF Lincoln, a
candidate to represent Lincoln ana I f"'Hiii'
counties in the Senatorial branch OF the next
Tennessee Leg.
REPHrsENTATIvE--LTNc COUNTY.
a. We are authorized to announce MI ID.
q ". EEo7rzl.Era a candidate to represent IN
cola count, in the lower branch OF the next
Tennessee Legislature.
a. We are authorized to announce capt
Geo. =. FsehEs, a candidate TO rTefFese,'.'
Lincoln county in the lower branch CT the
next Tennessee Legislature.
~ We are authorized to announce MI
Z. E.eftuicI' candidate to represent i.'''-
coin county IN the lower branch OF the next
Tennessee Legislature.
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