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II -
- = Arrival q the Cay q nolsiner,.
sa Ss~ rs,s sn S;, s: ~. cry q
= - v 9nss1ssovn, and obtsissd inSsIligssos from
Tss Pei isa an. y \, Le.des e FFiS.y, tls Sth.
ID conarn.S '1 S As.sssiian Psefet Royal Charter
The ship England, bound ftsss Iss.,,.., q,
NeM otlsenss was driven sshors durs.S - i.ss
, roSs o.s y "a s! s.,sss TIE crs Essss
4.1lng ~ esple VS. considered iuns,~.t
S Ga bad issued ssuiag preclsmssios 70
PANS, wednesday The M,r,s., - ~. -.
placed material Of war AZ he dispo.l ~ -
Spanish Government and has de- lsred - 80.
Emperor win support the military opc,cSSeos AZ
spain against Morocco - he did Pisdmsut In the
4 !. stated sh.i Napoleon Gin ply va.ss % IN.
.CoxsrAxrIxoPLK, 18Th y--Fouf chisfs An she lac
had er.ssd h.,s been condemned % dssih This
threats 81 Vengeance had nvs1ericuisv ruSched
the palace Of the sultan - y :
. rSs ~, Mse,sssegrins sun commit socites to-
Tuns, wednesdsy.-rh Mipissrr AZ yuus,ce
remoy.J - ~ consequence Of the court having
BkkscrA, Tuesday-rhe A..s,,.,. ,.~--n
ated hve cantons In the dIstxicf ~ cs..-sss -.
Largo df Mazda. o@ts~neoa y"
MAD.Ip, Oct. aa.-Marehine order, s.v, h.,
Morocco Gen 6Dosne sssr = ~ "a g g s
week. - sso e.o Oh we
The Parts Constitutional savs sh.s Franz. win
nc, nc. Submit % The action Of England In regard 70
Inc only portion Of the steamer Roval Charter
tnat was standing on Wednesday evening w.s a
smsn PAT OF The stern with the wheel. md 4
screw-nrung apparatus. She struck Al q o,eloek
on "wednesday morning, and broke mn NJ seven
before striking tie cables parted and she uied %
steam on the cotst, but the wind blowinc : hur-
ricane she drifted ashore. -Four hundred and sey-
enty personsovere lost and Only thirtV were .ved
All the women perished
rl The steamship cireassian arrived at Galway on
Hone koxe, Sept. f2s-The American Ambss
szaof has returned from Pekin without having OBJ
ained a ratified treaty, but the rafi6catiop had
aken place at Pe-hoang by commission
SoNsrANrINoPLE, Sept. E.--Ruprislaf IN P,cbs
has been confirmed a. Grand vixier
LONDON, 2ssh-consols Is 4 ss5k.
COMMERCIAL.
Cotton on Thursday very active. sules n 0oo
oaies, and closed with an upward tendency. Rich
afoson, spence Co., In note dated on the even
ing OF the 26th, quote cotton ia higher nj ne
/ FRIDAY on clean sorts Of Orleans and Mob{leE
Breadsum steady and generally unchanred
Provisions slow Of sale, but prices unaliercd
sugar firm, but no quotsble advsncs =
consols s5 kaa5x. - 49,
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If~s skSs Dessis ~ Sfr>sesb n 0vdi~ssy Ps>usk
=, e :. sh: 90 1871 s =. ;!' ;Es ":
i::: s g s Sss'
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The Massachusetts Liausr Agency.
BOSTON, Nov. e.-Mr. Durham, ex-Stste L.
quor Agent, was committed 10 su6oik COUNTY
Jsff this morning for twenty-five days, unless -
sooner chooses 70 produce the books sslusd for by
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AUCfION sALH
[Fsr efksr I.ef;e. ~, :. -. !,

lrW es1r AsefSoa Sales see FSysf Pas~1
By J. G. MCGUIRE d Co. H5cs;on.sr..--.-.
PE Ias,aP sazaSs N NJ va AMP Y 81
ss: s -; = y &c.: i!s
sss:,Ss sss ssiss ss:i
Haslsssss Sossso ed No. 10 5s.sr., s,ds.
Ell. s s.: .nd ieaey ySsIoss Patterns.
siias SCI Dsmssk sad Iessasr Covered f.ousse.
Rssexood and Walnut Whstnets. OF, various
Walnut. OAK and Stained Can. sea. Chairs, Rool-
=. err and Arm Chsirs, = -
.s sss R&t:iiHs and Plan. Bureaus Of Mshos
MA.sSls TOP Wsshst.nds sad compoas.. -
cSes vent ~ and Painted wsrdIobss,
f fs,sas d Beds aad Pillows, Comforts. -
T Tors Hs,r ana Husk end Cotton Msttreyses,
hold Furniture. = ~'' 'A'eAs " nos''
Ts5n e Sss FRA pndsr e..h over that sam.
.G nc ic ssiar'ns iai.f e. MeeuRE CO. a..
). b. :. G. MeGUIRE 4 CO., Auosionsers.
pEkkMPTORY SALE OF TWO vALUA-
eds rSE SAT A
G,c.eca: on TIE premises, We shall sell Lot No. 10.
Ssisssn SousR .a ase sout 5es: . On h
runpins back SO feet to . 50 feet alley. 80
south street; between Sd and ~ streets, runnins
fhe above are both very desirable building lots
nc ven situated In rapidly Improving parts Of the
TeIms: One third cash; the residue in and ,s
with Interest, secured by deed Of trust on
noIo-d -. c. MCGUIRE Z CO., Aucts.
By ]. O. MCGUIRE q co., Auctioneers.
'1FHREE SMALL BRICK HOUSES AND Lot,
= EkAR THE NEW Gas WoHKs AND Lor EHx \
AZ! AFTERNOON, November lsh, ct O'CLOCK, or
tne premisss ye shall sell. Lot No. u and part O
inches on 18th street xsst, between and Streets
soutn, pack l4s feet6 inches 70 80 feet al
oriok hSgsss, which wi be sold separately, =
square No 81. fronting. a feet 10 inches on 24ti
street, between i and M streets north, runnins
back IL feet ~ inches to 80 feet ellev with In
improvements, consisting Of Q brick stable. =
Titles perfect and sale positive. 80
Terms: Ono fourth cash the res,due IN a 70 "a.
10 months, with interest. - - '' - eA1'
no nd J. G. MCGUIRE On Auct.
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By WALL q BARNARD, Auctloueers.
CV. AT AucIIoN On SATURDAY MORNING,
18th inst at 10 o'clock, We viii sell in front Of the
5sqan. s I'd Rifles, ribbed d plain.
iod0sen shins'ing aatchets.
A good assortment OF Secondhand Furniturs,
Stoves, Furniture, &c.
cs Gss an: and VIII
s h' covered we lev; y f'H s.s s lsa
500 fresh Coco. NNsso'
mo io-d WALL 4 BARNARD, Aucts.
e %irI.t.sto, &c.-C:,c.;i ccart or tse Iisf H
Of Cs xr.s 9; Eqsity: No 10,
ls5e, the undsrsisnsd appointed thsrsbf RscslSsi
',a ssa .ssst Sn g VII
next, the 18th instant: commencing at IL O'Clock
ss s' GOs: .a and q ssasp to viz
no io-dts G. w. PHILLIPS. Rsc.ivs,
sfintsliissnoer copy, and charge 8 WIZ W.T.
By WALL 4 BARNARD, Auotioneer..
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A RETAIL
sNs s .s 4 s 4.
sts the stock Of Groceries Lisaors, Fancy Good.
Fixtures, &C., comprisIng- ~ - >'
Ssnales stssei PeppsS, ssssS., ffS oSss soaps
Rpcksts, Tubs Bro9ms, and Washbosrds,
Brsndies and Champagne, OIL, srsssst ~
Crockery Ware, Barrels, &c.
g gs.lf. h.s asssis,,, B.Ss.sIoAisf
s ssssSH A,cs as.s, IfF. r.. G.sS. &c.
Counter an Bins, Bar 1 fixtures, &c.
49,. WALL Z BARNARD, Aue...
tloneers or on the premises no 10
By WALL h BARNARD, Auotloneers. =.
SALE OF BRUSSELs, WOOL AND woRsTxp
&C. AND vls,1S IGfsszssJ, OF cIG1Hs
an insoss Of CARPETS, ' &C. o. o so
ana and T Wool .nd Ss Wsa:.d Carpets.
HE sp"ss rs Carpet. .rs Of GOOD quality and will
Tsras. All sum. 1ndss sss, o..h; over tina.
scapt credit of3o. 60 and 50 days. for notss ss;s
s.s ies endorsed M ssir.ies ipss,i;
BY A.GREEN, Auetioneer. : =
HORSES, cows, AND CARrs.FlRx
WEbNEsbSH'Yy. he .o s:s n.s. A1e
Y.rd adjoining the Insane YUM grounds:
Sssi SgsFs:. . sss I'd Has:
Herroys ana other Farming UtsLsls, y,
S ss,I: s
. lot Of Household Furniture. 500
ana note. Ssss 90 't endorsed 81
The hrm containing about 90 acres, il slso for
rin os sa2d'r' on the premises; GREEN An.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of a writ of
IL u fsrI fsciss % udfment of oondempston. a.
the District Of CO gmbia. for the county Of Wash
says e, s no.. 70 s % sha expose to public
said county ON TUESDAY, the 18th day of No.
clam and interest IN and to part Of Lot No. in
ssth street west s. feet inches from the corner of
" and 18th street, and running. thence along saId
18th street and the eastern boundary OF sId lot No
sSnth Y feet, thence vest q seusI width 70 the
Eyiaf the improvements thereon In the city Of
washington, ID. g., seized and levied upon a. the
property Of Patrick O'Meara, and will Be sold 10
satisfy ludioiels No. go, to term isso in n
W. sELDEN,
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TOBACCO, SNUFF, AND SCARS,
No. SO HIeH STREET, GEoRorroWs, b. q.
The Subscriber being now largely IN vholesale
ope'stions would respectfully inform his ustomsrs
and dealers generally that he has Just received his
ssSY qIFF HGstbIy ;upPy e ssEaARs. TOBACCO,
SEGARS.
200 hne Havana, Yara, and other Sears max
Ing zooDe OF the most favorite brands-the larxeet
400 most complete assortment Of Segars ia the
TOBACCO. Es
a. aso eoxss SneyInE Tobacco, comprising some Of
lump Cayendsh. from 70 TO !scents; DO. do, from
le 20 81 do do DO. from Is 20 IS do les lumpfis
70 3 do Ps DO. 10 70 80 do; Rough and esdy and
small Twist, IS to s. do. -
SNUFF.
Carrots, Scotch SNUFF; 20 cases of bottle. tbrse
dozeu each; p kegs loose Scotch: q iars scsaesS
kapPse; also, Mscesboy in kegs, and Conersss in
FlNE-CUT CHEWING AND SMOKING To
BACCO. - -
~ ndeFson's Soiace Chewing Tobacco; Good wins
yellow Bank do; do. New York do; do. Patent DO:
90. Ssysaparils DO; do. Honey Dew do |; Goodwin
Spanish mixsd Smoking Tobacco; Bischof's do:
0aiier's dol Lynchburg do; Killiekinick do. =
PIPES.
100 boxes Dorni Pipes, from IS cents ,toI 81 Is:
500 Pipe Heads and Reeds; also, I5n gross Shans,
hal, Gefnan, Wsx, and other Mstcnes; and ali
Other articles usually kept by the Wholesale trade:
al Of which are offered for ssle at the lowest whole
sale rates. JAMES WALIICE
NIL have no agents. noeti
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NEw YoHx. Nov. 10 -Flour has advanced Sc.
State - soa4 IS; Ohio Is soas rs; soutben = a..
Is %. Wheat has advanced 1a2c Corn - a.
vanced 2a3c.; New yersey yellow e1.os. Pork 10
heavy; mes el5 f2al5 IS; prime go 50. Lard 10
dull IT 1okaloxc, WHISKY Il dull II 27se5kc.
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VI0LINcELLos ron RENT BY THE
rissos IN isTsSssnsnf isr h;S;ss, !. :, -. =
nos 500 Ps. ~. bst. "a and i iotS Il.
y. 80! ! s.| r,s',
O'Clock 8: =, ed New vorf 5ss Wsshs -
Passssssn ca JON de sie x Atsxasdsis q any
nTs esfoFs re hssr q thP stssqsr's dsPsrtafs
cross the hsz cons quepcs o. ov vsfes iii scds
= FL th g ssN%ssl, EAssfse . ssd ZION
.':s. !. I1;iis' s...::.z4Es::..;.
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90 BRdaD Ioess,o ssTTREEET. 90
Us. BIsAcKF9kp { SON n would 70; ,nvit. s SI
toeE Of kns WATCHES and fs SR SfEfI
,se Ing assTrso that fhey can offer great bargains
Cent? Geld Hunting Case. Pstsnt Lever. sa
t<adieg SQld 10 81 Cyiindera :. -. -. - IA
fo1ths silver Hunting Case, warranted !. /. SiS 50
klch Et,qsean, Jet, Coral, Lava, and Cameo
Sets and AZ other goods in our line q the very low
~ = Tea. Cal and zee them, il will cost nofhinr
Visiting Cards engraved with dispatch and chsss-
!. 70 -. ThxssS ID. J.s.B.s SON. :
pHILADELPHA pRAUgHT ,ALE,,-TAe nm
aeIssEsed respeoetfally inform their Cd custom
~ ana ireuaa IN eencrsi THAI they haye made az
sensive aralgementsi In order - supply them With
Hesseyg Collins q Co.'S Superior DRAUGHT
hioh ior the pssty year has borne tbs rsputa-
non Of being the best in this market. We are nov
ys nd is 2 s Asy:
Or half barrels, at Baltimore prices. for Cask -
delivery. As We cell this Ale Only on comrnssi on
our terms viii be rsidiy achieved TO-. eatisfscfioS
gntrent1sd N every instanoes Provides notice q
d.sss g ia Es sn ae2 s' .s spsiSEo
sIoqT lfely esu.l, q 1ct hyperion, g Any in
~ 1s1s q dsofsss0vs, wsshlpsscg: @ xisssa
osii-H 81 srsss ssrsss. ss alnS;
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The foremen and others employed under the late
suPerintendence Of Capt. Meigs upon the Gov
eminent works, have paused resolutions attestinp
their earnest appreciation Of his executive abilt
scientific requirements, and moral worth ! =
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Baitinsre ss.rLes..

BALTIMORE, Nov. Io-Flour ciosed ann. Ho,~.
ard street IS IS; City Mills IS Wheat ciossd
steady the offerings were small; white sI aOsI a.:
red 81 2oal rs. Corn closed dull white and vel.
low s0as2c Provis ons closed quiet; mess pork
SIS .asi bacon sides loc. whiskey ciosed nomi-
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Gerrtt Smith In N Iassse AsyIupa.
!. Urea, N. Y, Nov s.-0srrit smith = pex
confined In the suite Lunatic Asylum in this citv
he was brought here by his relatives ON Moudsy.
and Is seriously deranEed
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WATCH REruRSs.-Chas. Shorter, colored .pro-
family and assault and battery; fine and costs 81
L, Higdon, drunk and disorderly do e3.i5. Mary
were accommodated.
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. DR. sBEALK's PASorrIcoS Of India viii be en-
hibited for the last two times in this city, this
afternoon and evening. or course, everybody
who has not seen It win not miss this last oppor
tunity to do 50. We must take this occasion To
say good word for the gentlemanly agent of this
exhibition, Mr.. A. Reynolds. =
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DEATH OF A WAsHISsroyIAN.-The numerous
friends Of Jarnes l.; Gray. Esq, late clerk In the
greet of his decease by yellow fever at Powder
Horn, Texas, on the 9th uitimo 49, - =.
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= QpERU's Cop Liver OIL JKILy -
Z APPROVED By tie New York AcaIsmy Of Medi-
cine. IL 10 txlc, more efhcacious than the lie ud
esl. it ~ the only cure for Scfofnlas, Consump-
1s ALsO,
2uxRu's JELLIFfRD CAsToR On, by which the
ofsnsl Grsssn~ss Of the oil II obviated For sals
b. all respectable drugs IN washington and
spExFoLD, PknKEK q MowRR, Wholesale repts
10 Beekman street, New York eity. no SIM
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A RHsoLurIos in favor OF John q Larman.
COVERS sULTANA SAUCE, -e
81 HSaR q ssss! WI VIZ

vented 0y the renowned
!. Soyer,vo on his return
from the Crimes, end since
Cd by C1oseR T. BLACK
WILL, London, from the
oIlglna recipe. The nan
ufscturers simply al forit
must add 70 the already
large consumption, and
that : yiIiPr0ve itsslf nm.
equalled, either ~ = stimu-
cid TO Digestion.
orrEIoHs o. 1uH LONDON
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- - PkLnER's MUsIcxL EVENINGS bexfn It Philhar-
monte Hall on Saturday evening, 11kh Instant On
which occssion some Of the bet insrpmen al and
vocal nest q tubs country Win aPpeer, a. we'll a.
tcesbrs1ed tenor Hsr Maher, Ne unri vailed vio-
iinist; Herr Ahrend, the great vfolncelIist from,
sskBoad; and Prof Palmer, cur own eminent pIan-
Is, sre all announced 70 perform; che price o.
Admission 70 moderate, and all visitoss VIII
Ndoubtiess b we'll fepaid for their sftend and
such an entcspr.ss ~ that entered Into By Prof r.
re- NE recrsafoa Of the p0blic here should meet
a Il VIII nndonboedly deserve the largest suupod
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frxRnkL OF fnE LATE 6EoRoR MAJ The r.
mains Of the late Geo. May, who died In the city
n1nusoDu1uu<on1Wueonu VWoII~fr =
biz brother (pr, Map on g II. where the funeral
ritss were psfl ST = Y O'Clock rs
CONN covered with blaek elc0A and fsinn ssl Vib
silver lace. The ooseQuie6 were Of peculfsrlv
solemn ch.rsetsss md were sttnded BY numero1s
eitisens q W.Alngtsn, as:wslI = f1ehds non
abroad The burial servfce Of the EpiscopaI
Church wss performed, by Key Df Buffer. -
TOR q Trinity church, and tie remains were ale,
70, the coagfssienal csmetsry. where tAsy veto
s9asm4ly insss,sa The decesssd was citisen Of
Nsw On s;, but had been tsveiing m Europe
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The FINEST CLoIHrNe EsTAsLIsHMxNr IN WASH
INgIoS CITY,. ~. McCamiy q Co., are now re-
eeiyinE their fan clothlng made to order for
their retail trade. Furnshins Goods Of every Kind
avsnne, National Hotel Building. oc 10 SIN
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RUNAWAY SLAvEs.-Tbree negro men and two
boys belonging 70 Mr.. Joseph K Roberts. re-
siding near Bladensburg, came up missing yes
fesday morning, and have not since been heard OF.
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MRs. WINsLow, an expensnced nurse and female
Phy sician, has Scoftfas Swrp fer C1iidsa 1Ssfh-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process teething
BY softening the gumgs reducing al indsmmation-
Will eilAy al pain. Ind 10 sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon i, mothers, il will give rest
10 yourselves and relief and health TO your Infhnts
snoher column. tra 90 lily
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'fHE WASHINGTON PIONEER ASSOCIATION. com
posed OF some very gentlemenly young men, piyt
Their ffst grand cotillon party at Harmony Hal
tonight. - ! :
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- af-s tAtl = 3 = -
fss.,ss - IS axef4tt s<Fsfsgs2 1
..r.s =; = e. = -, .:sl;. !. .is.sssl5
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week AZ the English Lutheran Church. on the
ecfner Of Eleventh and n streefs and are attend
ed BY full congregations daily. Rev. Dr. Smith
announced yesterday that Rev. ATr. Dali. dele
gate from the Protestant churches In Ireland 1 had
sstysd n this county and xas sspssssd . be ia
= THAI the reverend delegate would lecture on Fr-
day night In the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
80 Nisth ssest upon the subject Of ths recent great
revivals In Ireland. A number Of Interesting re-
quests were ssnt an, the subjects Of which were
lnsde those Of special prayer. The orphan chill
dren from the Asylum on stseet, were also in
sfsendznce. And their peculiar lot wss pareularly
remembered IN the supplications which were IL
fered up 70 the Throne of divine grace 81 I
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{
- <sWsrxr Mxrxs.-Undes The aefive ma uagesnent
Of the City Purveyor, the cftfzem kcnerally are
avail ~ themselves q the benefits % the fntro-
ssslss 1ueo the city Of the Potomac w1ter Re
Gently unins have been laid In Third street from
the Ayenus fbsin % c slr<et and along G % Pour
and-a-half street, and Tie h0usshclden along The
streets thns inprosed have caused the pfIR9 % be
extended into' their DWELLINGS. A m1in II now
be1nx laid In seventh street fom the avenue 70 e
sesset, and thence along Is - Sixth street This
work inclndss the introduction e. four-waY IRE
plug hydrants At the street crossings - -,
The CIry sEwxsksE Occasionally when a.
eewity requires that the city sewers SHALL Be opea
ed, the fncf that there II somethinx wFong about
them, either In the coBsRuction o. use o. fhe II
eyf6ent - The senses o. pasess-by The wosknnen
80 ~ that In repeated Instances, wben woskinQ
through the sewers they have found them 6lled
= with NH, which emitted most oH<nsfve aud
sicEen>nx stencil Certainly care shooid h (, ~.
to psvest such obssastiens Of ne eity sewers.
.sas nsossn Ma The funeral q he l.ts via.
cant hssI sesk place this morning a 10 s'clock,
az ST. Psfricks Church, aad NJ a<teodsd by
large cooeeeus ~ people. The Requfem nsn
fo5ns ID ~ ccIe6sted By fn(bcf OsIooIs,
vho afervsrds prc.ched g spEclfices sez.po..
~ eneeey - ip'wnera ~ 51w
rat1 - 80 ~ - Is &
-. :. - - = 4 e f<<<2
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REAL EsrArr Yesterday, A. Green, auction
eer, sold part of lot No. In square 633, to VIM.
No. oo5, to James Price for s76O., But little has
been done this In sales Of real estate psop
erty ownefs do not seem DESTROYS Of selling, or,
probably the disposable funds Of purchasers were
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DEAD.-We regret to announce the death Of
Capt Thomas Paine, u. g. NJ, Whose Illness was
stated In yesterdays paper Capt. p. was severe
~ wounded during the war Of 1872 in repulsnQ
an attack upon the American gunboats near Sa-
vannah by the boats from British squadron. by
which he was permanently disabled for active
service He WIS a native Of Georgia. but has re-
nded for many years in Charleston South Carolina
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THE LADIES o. Washington win be pleased to
city devoted exclusively to the sale 81 cIoaks,
manfiias, and childrea's wrappinss. The room il
perfectly neat In its arrangements and the stock
complies the most fsshionable style, Of every
grade, from common cloth to the finest French
beaver and richest Lyons velvet. Ladies wishing
70 select superior article from large assortment
and at low price, will not fail to call at the New
iork Cloak and Mantlla store on Ninth street, frss
door from Pennsyivznia avenue, next TO Perry 4
Bro . dry goods store. III
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On. w BorD--Anofk<y 0sauafomjs Brsss q
a Small Scale rhe individual whose name heads
this paragraph viii be remembered by many Of oar
Citizens a. the Little quack doctor who has BEEN
Ehving Ia and about Washin4tDa for the last two
years or 80. He resided the Island, and at oee
timewss q huckstsr in the Centre Market, and was
ffequenfly seen loading about Bacon,s corner, OBJ
posite the Seventh street end Of the market. He
Of the innAel clab, held at the old Masonic Il sll
last winter. 10 win be ssen from the appended
letter, which our Mayer received last evening
from psoa,inestcifizen Of w esfminster, Md. that
tnequack doctor has been playing teep "a ne sler
fne school Of .osAwatonie" Brown, and has made
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and multarad curses, as lried 10 unite lhs
thong. with which i-.d lashfd myselfln the
trunk.
Ila, hs glorious sport here boyi anoih-
or devil che Ices 4" and bic magias laugh and
shout came up scarcely lees startling than
those of lhe wolves around him, knew be
vas mad
could hear the yiee-like jaws close con
stanlly around Blair, and nov aud then bic
aRs sink with heavy, erunehng sound into
some skull, and then all grew more din o
delicious feeling of happiness erept over ne 3
lhe sounds " the strife below died out, aud
sgeet deans stole over me Ike the summers
breath. The reports Of our rides, bad reach
cd the cabin, which, a. afterwards learned,
was not tweny rods from where We oamppd.
The Inmates, numbering some fourteen, by
the addition Of emigraHu Who had stopped
10 tho storm, came our with ihe dngs and
guns, and reached the spot bot q moment too
late Blair had lodged Die aae 90 deeply u
the head Of q wolf tbal the corners remained
fast and the others tore him down, They
wrrr hivfuily shot dsgu v.lh their langa
holding loi ihe torn Aesh, and his warm blood
jetuug over their shaggy skins. The man
glel body was snhtohed from them, and
cut down from the tree and carried 90 che
cabin.
was all winter recovering from my iulu.
des The awakening from lhe dream of
dcJh was TERRIBLE awakening. and suiicr.
eI more t6aa pen can describe,
Blair was buried on the edge Of the pfar
de, and ohru ltlI IN the spring, the early
flowers wefe alrcadya bringing upon bi'
grave, Tho old man rests sveetly under the
vide shadow Of the old oak.
carried tho loeket to its destination, The
sister elulehed Il eagerly AID thanked me-
though her heart ulmost broke under The
stroke. lrcmainod in New York through
lhe sunni cr, aud in the autumn the sister r..
turned with me TO ---- Prairie, aud We built
our cabin within sight Of the brothers grave,
The oak Ia now spliulered, and the spot
where be died densrly covered with an un,
drrgrowih, whose vines ishst out the light
Of Gay, and guard It even from the football
Of man or beast Last week our dog brought
out q skull with the wide cash Of au axe biz
through the top, Quietly, and without tht
know ledge Of my wilc, s,,I ss1 tossed th,
mcmcuto into the tbiekes, growth o. the
place. - Daily HiscoustH