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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09
City Council.
Orr oouNCIL oaGHBra,

TUESDAY EvESrNs, Nov. y. 1859.
Present-Messrs. Decker. Wigs In, Phillips,
Bimm, Shank, Kiersled. Gilliland, Boyle, LutE,
Butz, Thomas and Bomberger.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
The auction committee having examined the
account Of Messrs. Christopher d Huber, for
the three months ending Oct. lst,, recommend
ed that II be received, and thaltthey be charged
q per cent on domestic, and per cent upon
foreign goods. Received.
The committee to whors was referred the pc
tition Of JAmes McDaaiel. askisg leave to sk
tsnd his cellar door Il feet farther upon lbs
sidewalk, than is provided for BY the ordinances
recommend the granting of the prayer provid.
ing it shall strictly conform to the grade of the
sidewalk.
The committee 10 whom was referred the pc.
tition Of sundry oitise ns for the Sbation of 6
nuisance caused by standing water in Seely' q
ditch, offered the following resolution:
Resolved, That the City Engineer in coDnee
tioD with the grade committee be directed "a
make a survey. and estimate the cost Of good
capacious ditch, running east from the eulvert,
under the canal near the south end of Ludlow
street, TO Warren street, TO point suitable 10
intsrsect with the bitches east Of Warren at
Also, Resolved. That the City Solicitor is
hereby directed TO examine the right Of way Of
said ditch and report to Council at the next
meeting. Adopted.
The ordinance to increase the number Of pO.
lice officers, was read the second time, the roles
suspended, the third reading passed, and on
motion il was laid upon the table one week.
By Mr.. Gillilsnd, That the trustees of the
Fourth Ward, Abate nuisance on the property
Of B. p. Eaksr, on Ludlow street. and assess
the expense on the lot, placing said assessment
in the hands Of the city marshal for collec.
tion.
By Mr.. Phillips, That the Mayor be author.
ised 10 remit the license TO BeAls's panorama.
except 81 Per day. Lost.
By Mr.. Boyle, That the Fire Department
committee procure stove for the Deluge en-
CINE house. Adopted.
By Mr.. GIlliland, That Adam Bluken be no
ti6ed by the CITY Marshal TO move his stone Of
Franklin street, within ten days.
By Mr.. Luts, That T. ]. s. Smith be notified
to remove lot Of gravel In front Of his lO,s OF
Mcclure street, within 10 dsys. Adopted.
BY Mr. Kisrsted, That Ihs City Marshal b,
directed TO notify and order J. v. NAuerth Il
dig sink to receive waste water from hi
premissa. known as the Cooper House"
The report of the City Treasurer was sub
m,tted, showing the following bslAneOs
General Expense Fund 924,l0 ,7t
Fire Department Fund, IS.
Interest Fund, 49,41
Public Square Fund. $40 ~
Received and ordered 10 be placed on file.
Council refused to pay the account Of Aiehas
LaWless.
The bids for painting the fence surrounding
the public square were read, and on motion re-
ferred to the Public Square COMMITTEES witl
power to award.
Amer the passage of suAdy bills, cOunei
adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

PIoKPocKETs AT THB DEPor.-LaSt Friday
Mrs Green. Of GresnVills, while changing from
tho G. 4 NJ. to tho G. Il. 4 D. train, had her
pocket picked Of her porte -mOnnaie, containing
several dollars. She was on her way to cinoin-
natl at the time.
Last evening, when gentleman and his wife,
residing here, were getting into the cars for Gin
cinnAt well dressed fellow rudely pushed against
them, and on the complaint Of tho lady at the
rudsnsss, asked, why, what's the matter? What's
the mattorp 'The matter is,' replied the lady,
you are trying to rob my husbandP Sure enough
her warning was Just in timsI the fellow was
caught with his hand In her husbands pocket
He spraDg away when detected, and was lost
among the crowd before be could be identified.
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~ Mr.. Felix. known 10 our eitiBeha a. the
former partner Of Mr.. wslty, and long engaged
In the confectionery business. has bsosms the pros
pristor Of the saloon on the corner Ol Main aud
second streets, % long known ~ place Of POPu-
lar and gshtssi resort Mr. =. has bis place hxed
up IN the very best Style, and is prepared 70 re-
seivs the public in the bss, possible manner. He
has the best qaalig Of oysters, and he viii have
them prepared iR any style desired His stock o
eonis0ii0hsEy, fruits. etc. Il vsEy large aad saslas
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JACOB HaIDLnR, Proprietor
Vegetables,
FRUIT. &C
AN ORDINANCE.

To Protect Setrers. DooiRs md Culperts.
I BE il ordained by the City Council Of
10 the City OF DAYTON, that 81 10 an offence 20
place anything of whatever nature, which shai sb-
struot the ioW OF water In any sewer, drain cui
vert ia said city, 10 suffer such OF stuei0n 10
main thereinj and any perton eonviet'd n ihit r
nation by the Marshal Street commissioner,
twhose duty il Ia herebv made TO nile an info nation
with the ayor soon As theeXibienee OF sHid OBJ
stFuotoh shalt come 20 the know ledge 81 either 81
them) OF on the complaint OF any other person be-
fore the MAYOR Of sald city, OF placing such otrue
tion In any seWrr dram culVert, Huei ing the
same 20 remain erein, shall be hned in any sum
not exceeding ten dollars and pay the costs OF
prosecution,
That no person shall erect ary stable, Pig pea
other structure any drain or sever, oF near
any euveTt, a. 10 interfere with or prevent the
cleaning Of the famej and any owner OF such ata-
BILE, pig pen other structure ow erected over ans
drain or sewer near euiNert which inieiicfes
with prevents the cleaning thereof, no shai re-
fuse 70 remove the within ten day alter being
nntled to do BY the City Marshal, shall on eon-
viction thereof hef re the mayor Of aalq city, b.
hned not more q an ten dol afs; and may Aiio b.
nned ave dOllArs per dsv unui such siabe, PIC pen
OF other structure shall be removed and pay all
ooatn Of prosecution. r
THIS ordinance shall take effect end be in force
nom and after ita publication. Attest,
WM. hONBERGER,
Prsst City Council,
A A BuTFrRFfrID, CITY Clerk. uOV1
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The DAILY EMPIRE
oFFiog or rOaLioA1IoHi
Rmpre Building, Third st. Souih side bs. Main Isasns
TEPMai
By MailoB. .0oper yonrinadvano8.
10 cents per Week. payable 70 tho oarrier.
single copien ,putup In Wrapperas Scents.
Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent 10 make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
DC, in that city.
To BusINgss MrN. The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, aud we are now prepared
TO do work Of all descriptions In the best style
ofthe art. Calm andexamine our work and
learn our prices.
" To ADvERTIsERs. - Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published--nof later. We cannot
agree etoinsert them afteTthathour.
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PRoBATE OoURT.--HABEAs OoRPUs--The case
Of the State Of Ohio OF. rel. Eli Robinson W..
James Taylor, Constable, was before Judge Dag
gOtt yesterday The rslatOr, Eli Robinson, had
plead guilty to an assault and battery, and the
Justice Of Peace who had Jurisdiction, having or
dered said Robinson to pay 6ne and costs, in de
fault of payment ordered him to jail until such
time as they would be paid.
The Court held that there was no law in Ohio
by which Justice of the Peace could imprisor
for fine and costs, and ordered the rslat0r, Ri
Robinson, to be discharged from further custody
Of the Constable.
Houk for the State; Jordan 4 Jordan for the
relator.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

Y. NJ. O. A. ANEIyERsARY.-The public sxsr
cises connected with tbe Anniversary of the Y
NJ. Christian Association of this city, will take
place on Thursday evening next, Nov. 10, Al
Huston Hall, commencing at half past o'clock
The Hon. Bsllaniy storer, and Rev. Kingston
GODDARD, of Cincinnati and others, will deliver
addresses on the occasion. A full choir will con
duct the music All friends Of religion are ear.
nestly invited to attend.
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@a- We desire to call the attention Of all who
have no tools, and those who have dull ones to
the fact that james BraOelin I'd street. north side,
near Jefferson, has the best stock to be found in
the State outside of Cincinnati. He is completely
set up with every thing in bis line, and can trim
out every kind Of mechanics shop, and furnish
an in6nity Of handy articles for the domestic
economy. Give him q call. Ho has something
that every body wants, and can't well do without
and live In the world.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

GJ series Of meetings are now in progress
10 the Christian Church, corner of Brown and
Smith streets, and will continue during tn,
even ings of the present week. Rev. Mr.
White, of Covington, KY. will preach on "Jus
tification by Faith" this evening. As they
have been greatly misrepresented as to their be-
lief, they wish every body to attend these meet
iugs aud hear for themselves, and not rely on
what they hear others say.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

An old lady in Hampton, N e., was re-
Gently blown "sky high" Her husband had
placed package OF pOwdsE IN the stove oven
to dry. and when the fire was kiDdlsd In the
mOrDing an explosion occurred which completes
" demolished The stove and came near doing
the same for the good housewife, who was ig>
norant Of The internal machine which her in
cautious husband had prepared.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

" Hon. s. A. Douglas will accept our thanks
for copy Of his reply to Judge Black on
Popular Sovereignty in the Territories" 1t ia
an able document and should have a very gen.
eral and careful reading.
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BNichols, of the Springfield News, called
to see US last evening. He was fixed up in a
new rig" and was en- route for oineiRpsti.
We did not inquire his business, but inferred
from some queries he made us, that he will
strive to ascertain when Mrs. Varian>J ames
intends giving her I'd Concert in Springfield.
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RA-Our advertising patrons will perceive
that, by our arrangement of reading matter,
their advertisements will be always aew--a
very important mntterto them.
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~ Madame de Puisieux says Curiosity
has ruined more young girls than loYe;" ant
Roehsrboros remarks that Daughters wh'
wish to know too much about love, seldom los'
time ia Wishing 10 practice t."
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

AeRRED The Democrats Of Butler County
propose to the Democrats Of this Congressional
District to hold in Hamilton the Convention
for the purpose Of cposiDg delegate to the
Charleston Convention. This is a good sug.
Restion, and suits us exactly. What say th'
Democratic Central Committees Of this and
Prsble eOuntiesf Fix the time. gentlemen, and
Hamilton the place, say we.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

JEs5- Advertisers will please bear with us II We
do not reach their favOrs on the day thoy are
handed in. We are rushed with work, thanks to
the patronage of a public that can understand
what is mutually beneficial.
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u-see 4th page for TeIegraph RepOrs.

SaL- Five small steel Keys we're found on the
northeast corner Of Maia and Third streets, on
Sunday morning last. They ere tied together
with yellow ribbon. The owner can have them
by APPLYING az this office
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

pwe notice that our energetic and accom-
modating friends 1. N. 4 W. NJ. Green, Sl6,
Third st., have just been receiving large sup
ply Of groceries. aud many other articles needed
10 domestic life They can now supply almost
every thing desirable for the table and the
home; and as they are clever men and fair deal
srs, they may calculate TO receive very liberal
share Of public patronage
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

DR.. B. PICKERING has shown by his
practice embracing period Of Ten years that Eeo-
trioity Il reliable remedy in aheotioas otherwise
lneurable He has IN his possession testimonials Of
numerous Cases that be has oured OF upaams, rheu-
matism, palsy, neuragis, partial deafnenu perinhed
limbs, mercurial disease etc. eto, showing conolu-
sively that positive reliance can be given tothln
treatment
Charges moderate. Consultation free.
oFFicE--cornsr OF First and Jeaerson streets,
sheets Building, Dayton, Ohio. novi-u
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GAS! GAS! CASH!

MACES PORTABLE GAS GENERA
M tor has passed all the tests and come out VIC.
toriouH, being one Of the nicoal, cieanest most
brilliant and only form In which mud can be used
which IL perfectly free from explosions. for THIS
particular Il far exceeds all othef Lights now before
store on Main street, and become iul3 eatlane that
Il 10 Just the thing 70 suit you All. -
ChuFohes 6lorea, Shupa and Dwellings, hand~
somelV lllfed 40 Wifh Gas rinturea, At short no
Ssias-iwdAliw
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" The shulls advertise a lot Of attractive
goods. They have all the luxuries that can be
obtained 10 the country, north, south, east and
west. For Everything good fOs body and niAd,
70 to shalls.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

0rHOn. Felix Marsh of Preble county is in
the city He is a clever gentleman, socially,
but too much Of Republican to suit us polit-
ically.
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a. a. BurrrarrrrD, CITY cislE. nov
Michigan Oranberries.

TX BARRELS Of the best quality Of Miehi-
u gan Cranberries, Ia exec lent condition, inst
received, and for sale at Wholesale apd retail, AZ
BRARDENBuRG co.'s,
ocfa No Snn, Third a.
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LOCALAND OTHER ITEMS,
READING MATTER ON EVERY PAe
weekly Advcrtiseme0ts.

Those who desire TO have advertisements
inserted in the Weekly Empire should hand
them in by Saturday morning, st the latest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

Or THn TRAoEl--Ths Third strsst Town Clock
Is regular Piora Temple among clocks She b
gslns a. The rate Of aaSI, and repeat This fore
noon she made Ave hours and half In OHsl Bets
are made, tan 10 Ohs, that she can uAks ter hOugl
In enc and isu tAksssl We win be- ear n0nsJ
on tAs Iosn OlOok.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

Come INTO SLAVERY RY.--Under this head
ing the Austin (Tsxas) Gasstte OF the l2Ih
inst has the following paragraph; We learn
that all tho free negroes Of Mt james
Barnes Of Grimer COunty-sOms ten in
number--have resolved to 20 into slavery,
and have petitiOnsd the DistEies Court TO be
permitted TO choose certain citizens as their
masters We believe that these slaves were
brOaght from Georgia to Texas under con,
tract, and that having been free in Georgia
the courts decided them free here. They
preferred, however, to 80 into slavery rather
than lOays the STATE, which Il would have
been necessary to do had they remained free:
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W anted

DY young man we'll acquainted in thia
~ city and Vicinity, situation IN some Mercan-
tile establishment. speaks German, Understands
Doubly Rntry Bookkeeping, and y an excellent
sAlesman; can render undoubted Testimonials 40 TO
character and capacity. for further Information
enQuite at this office. noVo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-09

A BEAUTIFUL lot of Canes, just opened
n by move D. 4 y. B. SKULL.
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m LiHi IITy II 0Uald

Excitenens as CharIessswu-asere I,c>p.
diarism-Requess for nGilfsary Fsrwarded
TO Gsv. Wise.
H.RrrRs FxxHr, Nov. r.-rbere 70 consId-
cradle excttement here and a. Charlestown In
curing. There were fve barns and outhouses
burnt to-day In the neie hborhood Of Ch.rlrstswn,
and we learn that In consequences o. this Colonel
Jaws, who was placed IN charge Of The military
at Chariestown, has telegsphed 70 Gov wise Ne
guessing Immediately two companies Of cavalry
70 ala in arroting al suspocfed parties found
lurking In the neighborhood. = -
HARPERS FKRRy, Nov l7.-There are numer-
ou exciting rumon here relative 10 an sftcmptsd
rescue being contemplated. One rumor saw. there
are some TWO OF three hundred men, armed with
Snafps rines, encsmped near Berrvville near
Cnariestown, but doubles n IL unfounded. A
messenger has been sent 70 ascertain the facts but
has not yet returned.
HARrER's FkRRT, Nov. rs, 20 a. m.-The
Messenger sent 10 Charlestown has not returned
Inere are any quantity Of wild rumors sfost, but
none OF tnem seem worthy Of repetition.
RICHMOND, Nov 1s-sIx companies are under
arms here, ready 10 march at a moments notice,
but none have vet len. -
HARPxR's FxRRr, Nov. ls--Tbe ue~enrer
wno ieft bere last night for Charlestswn was de-
talneo outside the latter town over two and half
hours, before he was admitted He WA also de-
raa1,s oy me sane guard on HIS return, and
"A very iaege hre occurred about q miles from
Charlestovn, last night, and the military were or
aered out, expecting an attack but none was made
The messenger could not ascertain the particulars
OF the IRE We expect 70 hear further on the ar
riyal OF the cars from Winchester
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TIP TO THE TIMES: :. = !, :,
noIe-lw No. III Bridge St, Z Geo aHaS.

PHILADELPHIA pRAUGHT ALE.-Tbe nm
deIslgncd especctfally inform their cd custom
tensive arrangements in order to supply them with
Massey, Coillns d Co.'s Superior DRAUGHT
tion OF being the best in this market we are nov
Iecslyinx two shipments per week in order to have
constantly on hand, and IL will he sold IN whole
or half barrels, az Baltimore prices, for Cash on
dsltcery. Asye sell this Ale only on commits sion,
guaranteed in every instance, provides n5tics az
DEFECT be given within p hours after tapping. =,
e,t DIomsstie ,ALES., PORTER, and BROWN
ported, at from 81 TO 81 50 per dozen delivered in
any part Of Georgetown, Wasbington. or Alexan
oc lift 81 Gree n street, Georr etovu
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The Grtffin faa.l Fire-

,AyeU.rA, Nov. Is The following are the prin-
cipsl sufferer by THE IRE q Grimm on w ednesdsy
ton once; the Mssonic Lodge building; Phillips
CO., dry goods dealers; Cherry Bros gro
GERS sherman 4 Co; Mewfllisms a Roberts,
samuel MeWiiiiamsi Fsrran Redds, stove
dealers. besides several law and other once
The 500 bales Of cotton which were consumed
were insured In the Etna Company al Hartford,
ana the North American st Philsdelphia, for
81 uU. The total~mount Of los by this Are has
not been authofitativelY ektiulnfed
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BosroN, Nov. 1.-THE bark Sam Sheppard.
Captain Hathaway, at this port, from Havana.
ieli In with I'd inst lat 81 long, ~ 50, schooner
caPsized, and took on George slattsrly, scaman,
who reports that the schooner cspsired In q gale,
when i've days out, and that the Captain wife
on the wreck when rescued He 10 stupid ana
con give no particulars
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The New.Ysrk Election.

ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The ofhcisl returns reed we'd
up to this evening give Jones' Dem, for secretsry
~ State, 1,270 majority; Richmond, Dem, State
Engineer, 2,17o majority, and Skinner, Dem, fcs
lanai Commissions, 24s majority. Forrest, Rep
Tor Prison Inspector, has ISL msjority.
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DIE ID.

AT her residcnce, IN Georgetown d. G. ON Tburs-
a (. Z the 18th instfrt. Mrs; MARGAhET. bicK,
mother, to an equally devoted and sfectonate son.
sech illustrating, IN fault!ess behavior the beauty
81 t1at tender domestic relation. She vas pidus,
,srge circle Of relatives, fiiende and mel ghbors
Her funeral VII take place on SATURDAY., the 10Th
acquaintaIces are invited. - = =
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.1y A. GREEN, Auononeer. =
SALE OF VALUABLE Buup-
sTssEIs. Al Aserlos:-2n MoNfbxY, he sSf i1sS
Il ~ Scs2ck n, By virtue Of deed Of trust
s and eS; 0 rsoopds s1i n sfs
folgs ~, Is. o. one of the ispd recoras ~.
Washiaston county, bisnict Of Columbia. he az
q rIDpss5 lying .sS being hs city
Lot numbered two a. I'm g naIs uumh.,.s -,
sons s st sixty nine this properly fronts
line Of CAM sfrs .ses ~ ~ inches running with the
Terms: One fourth cash /; balance i'm a And y
ss rom es Q sys notss
trust taken All conveyance al the eost Of the puP
1.-THE terms Of sale should not b. eom,,;ed With
n sne trustee reserves the rsht 20 resell
ser. WILLIAM NIXON srrsa ~. mo-
90 as-aav&ds A. GREEN, Auct
a sso SkSA5FE Il
piace and hour. : -, ~ ''''''AAS '""''
-. WILLIAM DIXON, Trustee.
no l2-d A. GREEN, Auct'r.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneef.
NkfETS, DESK. CHAIRS, &c., 30, FROM
Lhk NAVY DEPARTMENT TO BE SOLD ON Ac-
URDAY. me eyg sth NE At AvcTios.On SAT-
store, No. $40 7th street, large lot of Carpstina.
Writing DESKS, Chairs. 10, %.
Also, Immediately after the sale Of the .bove. -.
s ul sell large assortment OF Household And
nA5tcner Furniture, China, Glass and Crockerv
va arn: Saeionsing to whom it may concern,
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European afeamers.

HALIFAX, Nov. 1s-ea. m.-There are no signs
OF the Canada, now In her thirteenth dsy from
Liverpool.
The America, from Boston, bound 10 Liverpool,
arrived here al two a. m, but has not sailed again
being detained by the British Admiral.
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MAYORS OFFICE, :

Councils Of this town, hareby respectfully recon-
mead that our c,tiz gill abstain from all secular
solemniy observe tn, same as q special season for
the Offering up ofapprop riats thank sEiving to God:
and. surrounding His affairs, mlngle their medita,
OF HIS eternal majesty. thank HIM for HIs good
ness, adore Him for His wisdom. praise Him for
nnerriug Ruler and bo9ntiful BanefActar: thai
Him for lf, and beaith, for food and raiment. for
religious freedom and civil hbe.ty for the
ofkhowledge and the refnements of civilizatiop,-
especially to thank him for the religion ofths bible,
the saving power of christianity and the consolI .
assurances Of peaceful Immortality.
Furthermore. IN view Of reigning political dis
rupt cur bonds Of uuion and bring desolatinr
scourges upon our people, let us pray Heaven to
breathe upon our beloved country the spirit of wis
dom and subordinacy, that peace and happiness,
truth snd justice, religion and pitty, may Be estab
lished among rs for al generaeons
no l6-eotA HENRYADDISON, Mayor. .
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Later from BrewnsviIle.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. ia gentleman from
Brownsville on the 9TH inst, has arrived here and
states that no attack has been made on the place
by Cortinas up 10 that time, but that one was
hourly expected
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New Ysrk Markssa.
III. Nov Is -Flopr An

NV YORK, Nov Is Flour 10 heavy; St.te
- 80; Ohio IS 3oa5 50. WHIST u ueavy; Soutnern
white 81 50; do. choice red 81 o.. Corn 10 dull
and nominally unchanged; white 81. Pork closed
erm and quiet; mes BIS; prime go 50. Lard 10
dun at l0Yc. Whisky is dun at s7kc
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BaItinsre Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nov. ne Flour closed firm How
ard street and Ohio IS %. Wheat closed frm. Of
ferings Of 900 bushes-white 81 .3OsI 50. Corn
closed hfm-the offerings are trining-white and
yellow s6sssc. Provisions closed quiet and un-
changed; bacon sides 1oKc.; mess pork SIS Is;
prime Sill. Whisky closed stcady nt &c