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Correspondence OF the Louisville Courier.
Lexington Races. tssu
LEXINGTON. Ky.. Mond

LEXINGTON KY, Monday, Sept. &c.
Editors Louisville Courier The regular fall
meeting over the Association Course, near
this city, commenced to-day, and will con-
tinue during the week. From some cause,
the attendance at our races, for several years,
until the last three has been somewhat slim /;
but since 80, the stands have presented the
crowded appearance at each meeting which
distinguished them in days gone by. The la
dies have begun again 10 fill the space allot-
= d To them and their charming presence
and winning smiles serve in no incOnsidera-
bic degree To enliven the scene. There is no
rude unmanly conduct, no disgraceful vul
garity to be witnessed on the grounds; but
the races are now what they were intended
to, and what they ever should be-a place of
honorable resort. where ladies and gentle
men can congregate and witness the noblest of
animals contend with each other for the palm
of superiority in speed and endurance. So
much by way of preface to this weeks series
of letters.
This morning dawned bright and cloud-
less with the atmosphere just at that ever to
be desired temperature, mot too hot. nor too
cold" The sporting men" were in fine spir
It's and each manif, sted confidence in bis ia
vorite. The crowd commenced going out to
the course abont 10 o'clock. At noon there
was a large crowd collected.
FIRST DAY.-PrOduce stake for three year
olds, mile heats, 500 entrance $50 forfeit,
S25 declaration. For this stake there were
H,nty.fU entries, but only six started. Nc
Grath & Harpcr's chestnut colt Endorscr was
the favorite at odds, but it will be seen that
be didn't win. The victor was about fourth
choice in pools. The following is the result
of Mondays race:
r. A, Alexander's b. f. by Lexington, dam
Pioayune. Observation-Disclosures ll
John NJ Gays b. c. by Lexington, dam Mag
n"na, by Glencoe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. IA
ryeoid, by Sir Lo-iio -. -. .
Glencoe =. =.
Wiley Ward b. G Goodwood, by Lexington,
rhm Evergreen; by Glencoe.
McGrath & Harper's oh. c. Endorser, by wag-
ncr, dam Fanny Observation-Disclosures. dist.
ME--l4sh-l4ss--lsoL.
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A SENSATION N TuE Housg on CossoSs--
The London Court yss1Tssai says: g The Hon.
Mr.. L. l. juss now creating extraordinary
sensation Ia the House OF cosnmons hy the
some1 hat exceptional nature OF biz costume
No one can dnubI the moral Courage of the
honorable member should he. in the iulness
Of time, become the trst Lord Vt the Adult
rally. as be now wears a NhiGe bat. crimson
neekialh. yellow waisteoal, purple insx-
prezsibles. rcd socks. and lrsnon eolored
kids.n - :,
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TIVE sabsrribeF ~fi eel his faFIn, Obs
il ca county, Tena-, u miles frnsn Hickman,
Az 5 iies from The Stale Linz IeFat 90 the No
bile aad Che Railroad there h $50 ACkf IN the
tract about 10 sf clrAred and, has ecnAfos
dWciiEng honsr, ktclpra. sls BIS, ana large bsrn
x % krpe orchard, = ane Ter 1neAeco and graIn.
1 All ssn ny stack ersps. and tso hkely Segrees-
NJ pazl olce stals Lzse st4ttaa. tziis co, KY,
TeFms lkerak a -. JOIN
srp<2I-lW UkA-
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Gs- The Dayton (ohio) Empire says that
Mr.. HEsRr WOMAN, Of that city. on Thurs
day last received a letter from biz father, who
resides in Damme. Germany. who has reached
the great age OF oae hundred asd fovtsss
gears. The centennarian writes q neat, legi-
bic, steady hand. and is able 10 wait upon
himself and perform light labor.
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80 A verdict for 50 900 has lately been
taken by deiaals against the editor Of the
Biaghasnt0n DAILY RsYsbticsa. for . lihsI pab-
.lslsesl 10 iss1. nls.a J.. u SartIs. n~asoeTaaic
esnds...se -. c.ssFss IA. IL lsrs.essss fsisiT a.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-30

Hollowayss pills and Ointment
White swelings, feons, stIjonts, chilblans, burns
rontusious, have terroTs for those who possess
Holloway's Ointment, and know its properties. In
all Internal diseases rely the Pills.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-30

In order that some idea may be formed OF tn. ex-
traordinary amount OF instruction and amusement
In this volume, weappend some selections from the
Table OF Contents:
CHAPTER I--FIIf; Discovery; Early History:
White Settlers Paddy Coi.ner; Climate; Tempera-
tnre' Rain: Divisions Of the Group.
CHAPTER n.-oRIGIN AND POLITY. Govern
ment Kings; sacredness OF the kings Person: His
Domestic Life; Mnrks OF Royalty; Social Grades;
Poligamy Of the Kings.
CHAPTER m--wAR. Incorrect Notions or the
warlike Disposition OF the Fiians Gathering an Ar
my; Incentives TO Bravery; Native Agil,,v. ssrb.
chiefiains Leap Soaking Town; Cruelty 70 Can.
uves; Honorary Names; True Bravery Rare; PRIZE
Cause of War; Empty Blasting.
CHATTER ly.-lNDUsTRIAL PRODUCE, sc Az
ricuiture; Sugar Cane; Incony enicnees Of Canoe
Sailing; Superstition OF Sailors; ArrOw-Root; Un
developed Resources; Fjjian Veal
CHAPTER v.-THE PEoPI E-Mountaineers All.
binoes; Ihsensibe Of Beauty; Wonderful Crab; sa
cred Poetry; Chanting; Amusing Cure; Pride OF
Country; self Control; Rage: Sucie; Then; Lying;
Prevalence OF Murder; Affection; Maternal Love
CHAPTER VI Manners AND CUSTOMS In
social Restraints; Die; House Furniture: Cooking AID.
paratus; Superior Comforts; Bill OF Pare; Drinking
Etiquette; PREPARING the Grog; Female Drinking Par.
ties; Rare h'enPeranee; Preparations FORA Feast:
Cooking; Ovens; Vast Pudding; Fyi Kip; Taaloing:
sleep and Tob Geo; Country o6servances: Marriage
Wedding Feasis, Gong 10 be Nars.sI, siasr.a,. i,y
force; Proposing, Firth of Child; women.s Work.
Poligamy; LIS Results; On the Wives; On the CHI
dren' Murder, Adoption; A Runaway wife; Treat
ment OF the Aged aud Inarm; BGrying Alive; Graves
Unburied Chi 'ren; Hnrrii Scene; Remarks up
st'anging; Cannibalism; OCCASIONS when Prae,iced.
Famous Cannihals.
CHATTER VlI.-REIIGfON-No Aetn.l tsolat-v.
Two c asses OF Co.'s; Priestesses; Consulting OF a
Sodi PRIESTHOOD; >h'kngs, Thank Offering Divine
Diet; Cannibalism as Connected with Relirioo. Phi.
grimages; Objects OF Superstition Future Stare An
partitions Duality Of the SOUL Fate OF the Sir,,s
Animals, Htrd Fate of Bachelors Few rea Ia Irnmor-
atty Film Babel.
w. Il. BERRY, e. Co.. Public Square.
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A Magnilieent Chance.

II VIII sell ny Pare ~ Trznkiia eoussy. renn-. "a
il Eoek creek 81 miies Sonth-Ncst q rnll4honns.
eaas,ztInr x 500 uors Acres e lAn1- u -
dixitea nfo tso PAGES Il has IA 4 Ksed imprese-
nlenis-gke best u sfrtns water; good Griz- @nd
Sau AiE asa Il slshln foas uslles q Aree eeisAr4lo1
watering pl4rce-
Far further lafnrnasisa apnly v b 4. Warn. e
,.sss-.a : nf. WHITE.
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Mnsif ano Qanfins.
PROF. o. BECKER.

DESPECTFUIL Y informs the public that he is or
II gaining his classes a; the following rates
Lessons on iia' o. Flute, Violin Guitar, &c, and
cultivation, of the voice, SIS 90 per month Seven
Dollars when taken at his ONCE Pew. Mr. Hays's
College street. next door the Second Presbyterian
Church. Reduction Of charges when two or more
branches are studded BY the same person.
n. BIAS but few Of my hours are not taken a n
plicanis requested to leave word at Rensnn's
Music Store my eice before the LIST Of Septe m
Der, promising strict attention TO my duties.
aug29-lm o. BECKER.
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N anted.

IyITHER IN o. ezlof ne cifY Einalioa a. c1erk 90
Il eAlEsnzxr. - eoaEg man sha give szts-
fac ars rcfcreace shrcsy ana siracl slIestloa
o. besinesss socA eas.Es - fapk keeref fer =
bcnss thAf dses net d. very sxtentEe besint.<-
Enaairs a ths uleca. sep@8-o
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
Carter, Wilsfold & Co.

On Tuesday, October 4th. 1889.
xk7E WHITAKER Tor easisin tFoati,f wsrrlssuse,
w Ne. Market Street, Large assortment al
Fresh and Choice GroceFics, CONFUSING part the
follsN nE articles, viz.
loo hhds. Ia. Ssgar; 100 bsxes Tobacco, xari
Too bags Rso Cofre. brands;
leo = Laguyrs coaes; eeo boxFs % is.r soap;
so bbfs. New Molasses 20 = ralsn sap.
so y bills. do; loo - fexss Starchf
30 bhis. Crushed 4 Pow. 100 . Weeds do;
dered sugar go =ozen BFeonzzs
800 Bits. Gait Whisky 100 tazss STAR czadies;
IS {" Nevsom do. leo . Tafsow do.
50 - Robinson co. DO SO u Ind X bill. Gran
so " old Rye 4 Boar berfses;
bon Whisky: 500 tox Palased Bakess;
IS y pipes Brandy. leo besrs ". Y. aud T. b
Is bhtE. Wafer aad But Chaeee.
ter Crackers, IS BAGS Pepper;
loo kegs Nails escorted. 800 Rss Has Wrap Paper
30 cases Cove oystrEs; 80 easss Sardinea,
500 DO assorted Cjlars
go kees pufe Wtfsi lad
10 BIKES schicdam e<huspps.
roseshsF wizh nAsy oiasr srskies 10 nanssroas
CARTER, wrLSFoRD q co
sepza-sd SO kAsrsss street.
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eH- Prof HArK = ieeturing IN New Or
ice II cis.- oFy.
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MANUFACTURERS ARTICLES.
J. & G.. REAKIRT,

So Second Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
KEEP FULL SUPPLY OF
Manufacturers Articles,
Carding Machines,
Warp on Beam, assorted colors,
Machine Cards,
Wire Heddles and Frames,
Shuttles,
Steel Reeds and Pickers,
Lacing and Picker Leather,
Harness Twire,
Hand Cards, Tenter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &C., &C.
ALSO, A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-Stufs, Cochineal,
Cudbear, Indigo,
Nader, Clutch,
Log Wood, sumac,
Cam. Wood, &C., &C., &c.
sep24-ly
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A wkrE1T. .azk sAs s.nsf esn have by sssssss
~ 49, ssss $40 - "a lss shis <sas.ssa.Hn.sns.
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bH->ii r. lhhEk HUNDRED MODERN RECEIPTS.
vol, small 4io., glt top.
The Book is vol, me 81 yer table sstabie-taIk',
about Ire trbe, and the th e. that are or ought 20
be on IT, treating item CL,ssiraly and Possie,lly."
and witiiai Is not above telling one how 90 make
yeast G - furn hing plan TO render estate
bread frcsh," and chocolate drinkable, and intro
dueing into good conversational society multitude
of mini subjects hitherto held 20 he forbidden,
plebeian and ktcbeiiy. Il is y Fegcneraied Cock
Book N TACT, that having the error OF It's
ways, te mere formality 81 NJ staiements, and its
eomm' clothes, means In future b. have place in
the library and to move In the kitchen only tiroarh
the polite innu nee IL IL able exercise on the head
OF the family.
w. y. KERRY & co., r ubIie square.
scp.s-u
HISTORY OF FRANcE, ff,tn the earliest times 70
ls4s. by the Rev James Whine. large vol Syo.
w. II. BERRY, A co., Public square.
sept2s-tf
History oF III RoIc cars. a nov English version
with Notes snd Arncndagcs BY RawiInson Vol,
!, large Svo. Illustrated
w. a. BIRRH &C0.,P square.
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NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
w and Thursday, Oct. IL, l. and I3 1859 the
Largest and Double Extensive Stock &C Fancy aad
DIV made Clothing, Boots, shoes, Rrogsns Hats Car
pets Hoap skirts, Hosiery. &c. The grrater portion
OF this Trebiy Extensive Stock az Goods has been
purchased and g nsigBed To since our laundering
four days sale IN September, consequently the
Goods all and fresh fas biz nable and 81 the
nest approved brands and kinds suitable fer this
country merchants % call and the stock be
fore the Gays OF sale. The Stock part AZ
follows;
Elaek Blue and Brown Broad Cloths
Back and Fancy Cassimeres-
Tweeds and Jeans Il all kinds.
SatnesE-Unon and Atpctt Nils Satinefs.
Pain iAnsey Negro kerseys, all sorts.
Pea M'CAnon and Negro Blankets, Large stock.
1900 pieces Prints, Of every make, style price.
A large stock Of All Noai French and German
Nerinoes, English Mer noes, Hack ape Fancy
A5rs cas-, all grades: Al Wool French Delans Robe:
All Wool IeIanes; Printed Dciabes u All kinds;
brle end bcs utiui assorted stock Of LADIES' Fancy
Dress 6oOds; Ali Wool eoteh Paids, PiAa Alapaeas
Solid Alafaeas; Solid and STinsed All Wool eianes
white Sosfs, 70 gres, variety, ir,h Linens, T,ek-
Checks, Wool and Cotton Hosiery, Bottoms, Tspes: y
r: Cats spoel cotioni fi.z ThEessi colosed-
Spool Cotton; Yankee Notions: Fiolrns, Knives Aad
Forss, Poke, Cutlery, Hardware, &C. ke-
4 very large and veil selected stoek Of Ready
made oOthins, Check snhts. i11sn Boson shH's.
Gloves, h.ndkeEchess, Ar, &c-
Also,
1900 pairs Of Boets, shoes and Negro Brosans.
LADIES', Moses ana Chittrcs's Booas and shoes 81
the very eest qualities and most poI=iar makes
suies-
ALSO
leo pieces % brussels, Velvet. All Wool and Half
Wool, aaa All Cvtton Carpeiiag; 50 pieces Of IndlA
Mating, kc., &c
SO axis Of Brown ponessies. rri iangs. asd osaa-
bGFgs.
IS easss q r'ss ss'ra's@, .as Los Priced ssseAs4
siky merchants. and al merchants e Mladls Tea
n<ssse. East and West rense2-~e. Alabama teorxsa
Ana keetscky, are respectively reqeestsa b. I'd
tbs Large ana trsly kxsenssse keelsea fale. eom-
useneing fcto1er II, iske.
Terms liberal. TRABCE LucrS
lAnnef. News, CO xsste, Gailsiis Exsnnlner caFks-
vile Jeasfsonin Csanmbia Mirror al Htss us iads-
Pendent. Chattanooga Advertiser, ana Bosling 6seea
ftzasaEd ple4ss eapy. ssp13-
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Wheat Fans! Wheat Fans /!

ME are N receips Of LOO cf saperser whastF.ns
w IAsy siil - se.a Al Mandatory prsaes al ao.
aasss eAkrzk, wnsroRD co.
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9otfls, &f.
BROADWAY HOTEL,

ACTON YOUNG, Superinter dent.
THIS House is beautifully situated on Broadway
L convenient TO the Railroad Depots and sIeambOa,
Landings. sepl@-lm
Nashville, Tennessee.
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White Fish.
Golden Syrup! csIdea Syrup!

m BBrs Jass received aas fer sale ~
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FIJI and the Fijians.

By Thomas williams and James Calvert.
/ vol. svo. Illustrated with CoIored Plates and
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A REMARKABLE BOOK.

I'VE Commend nis Book heartily, alike % as
student o. haees and naf,osal''ss and 10 The friends
Of Christian Racs.-N. Y. OBSERVER. =
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Choice Bacon.

WE have Ia store, and for sale, small iOt q
w ehoioe Family Raoon. earea - ess u Ne ses
= MILL, HooFFR o.,
sspa Nee. and NzFkef "a
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Exfxa FRmilH E'lour.

TrxTAA FsaI'T FIa1T HIs71 rvs a1e ubsaf. o
Isl - = - nm mcxrs
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Ok Hall nais. = Lou's e..1sn s..asi
1asl received. aad very szper e. Artcis. for sac
mssss cARrER wIrsroRD 90.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-14
EST N Z WIS.
Later from Mexic0-Disasters
Sustained by the Liberals.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Tennessee, from Vera Cruz, with dates to
the 8th inst. has arrived, bringing $4,000
in specie. The Liberal expedition against
Tehuacan, Osizaba, and Cordova, was dis
astrous failure. Gen. Mejia, without firing
gun, retreated, losing six hundred men,
taken prisoners, and one thousand muskets,
and twelve cannon, which Gen. Minon cap
tured without killing one. 1-.
Gen. Marquiza had pronounc ID for Santa
Anna, after Selling conducta having in
charge $2,900,000 specie, which be under
took to escort to Topic, and appropriated
100000 of the amount himself and detain-
ed the rest at Guajato. The British and
French ministers energetlcally protested
against the act. President Miramon against
the wishes of his cabinet, with only four
aids left the Capital, ostensibly to collect
troops and pursue Marquiza as a traitor, but
it was feared Miramon was leagued with
Marquiza. The Liberals were greatly en-
couraged thereby.
General Degellado had defeated General
Alfard and captured his artileyr. He en-
tered Guanajuato with five thousand men.
Gen. Woll was at Legros, and Gen. Degolla-
do was pursuing. -.a.
Rio Grande city had been attacked by
portion of Certina's band, who pillaged near
ly every house. 1t was reported that Ger
tipa's two bands number 700 men. The
Brownsville people were in great distress.
The mails were all interrupted, and the out
laws threatened to dsstroy the toH and cut
off and murder all reintorcem ents.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
SUNDAY, Nov. ID.
ARRIVED.

SUNDAf lNOV. Id.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Louisiana, Russell, fm Bait.
Steamship Jam eStown, Skinner, I'm N. Y,
BID to Richmond, freight and passengers to ]. ID
Smith & Bro.
Steamer Sea Board Barnes, FIN Rich.
Brig Enterprise, Grindle, I'm Phil, to Bell &
Son.
schr Canton, Alvey, I'm Boston, BID to Viii.
mington, N. c., experienced heavy southeast
gales, pat in with loss of sails, to Myers T. Co.
Schr H Daley, Hinson, I'm Wilmington,
N. c., with lumber to Mellen & Santos, en-
countered severe gale and subdued 4s hours,
then hove too 46 hours leaking all tn. time,
then took wind from North and West and run
in, having been compelled TO throw over some
thirty-ive thousand feet of lumber.
Schr Ella, Wade, FIN N. c., fish to Leigh T.
sohr Globe, Clarke, I'm Belfast, Me; hay and
potatoes. to Bell & Son. pr 4
schr L Redner, Hendercock, I'm Phils, coal
schr Caroline Cole. Pet it, fm Phil, coal to
E Carnage.
schr lanes P Coke, Endicott, I'm Phila .coll
to Baymore & Stone. 81 81
schr Like, Beachum, FIN N. C., to J James.
Schr Reindeer, Kerwin, I'm POrtwalthaL TO
D F Keeling, with coal to R W Santos Co
Schr Industry, Mizell, FIN N. C with shin.
giles to Odom & Clements.
Schr Join, Avner, i'm N. G, corn to Simmons
& Bro.
Schr Spruel and Moss, Murden, fm N C.. corn
to Simmons & Bro.
Sehr Bette Hooper, McCready, I'm Portwai-
thsll, to ID f Kes ling, stone to N. & P. R. r.
Schr Ed Wilmer, hicCready, I'm Port Depo-
sit, stone to w A James.
Sloop Stafford, McCready. FIN Port Deposit,
stone to N. s. P. R r. 3 -
Sloop Yankee Blade, Tylor, fm Lynn, corn
and wheat to Grandy l. Stout. and Jno James
Sloop Warten, Godfrey, fin Nansemond, corn
to Jno James.
Barges d Couch, Jimmy Steptoe, I'm Ly nch-
burg, to Garrison b Maigne, flour to Del& &
Lindsey.
Boats Star, Bethel, L Spence, M A Grandy,
I'm N. C., corn to Jno James, and wheat and
corn to Grandy 4 Stcut.
CLEARED.
Ship Kate Hunter, Healey, Tor Mobile, by
Master
Schr Hinton Balance, for N. c.
Schr Ocean Wave, Yclof, for New Yo X, by
Jno B Hardy & Co.
schr Omega, Taylor, for Pecasin River, by D
F Keeling.
Schr Commerce, Daniels, for New Haven, by
d Keeling.
HAMPTON ROADS.
Ship Adelaide, .Wakemsn, 60 days from
Calico, with Guano, for orders to Hardy &
Bro. The Captain reports having encoun-
tered a hurricane on the South, off Halter
as on the 10th instant, which lasted fifteen
hours, and was more severe than anything
of the kind be ever experienced before.
The Adelaide has, this trip, made the
quickest passage on record, by three days,
and is n ext to the largest merchant ship ever
in Hampton Roads.
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From Jefferson Territory.

LEAvENwoRTA, Nov. 1lth,-The express
from Denver City on the Sd inst, has arriv-
ed, with $685. 200 in treasure.
b. d. Williams, the delegate elect to Con-
gress; from Jefferson Territory, is pas
senger. 1t is said that his seat will be con-
tested by DR.. Willing, for whom. it is al
legged, over two thousand votes were cast,
but they were thrown out by the canvas
sers.
The election of Mr.. Steel as governor of
Jefferson is confirmed.
The Territorial Legislature was to meet
on the 7th inst.
The weather on the mountains was very
fine, and the mines continued to yield
largely.
BosroN, Nov. 1.-THE rolling mill and
packing room connected with the Fall River
Iron W orks at Fall River, were destroyed
by fire this morning.-The loss is estimated
at 100000, on which there is insurance to
the amount of $4,000, which is distributed
in the following offices, namely: Firemen's
Mutual, Providence, $4,000; State Mutual,
Providence, $4,000; Liverpool and London,
Bosten agency, $4,000; Etna, Hartford, S.
000., From three hundred to four hundred
workmen are thrown out of employment by
this calamity.
The Lucifer Match Factory of Byan. Car
Teton & Co., in Charlestown, was burnt last
night, together with all the stock. Loss
about SIS 600.
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CONDIMENTS.

yNTE have in store and FIR sale full supply
w of Groceries consisting of prime Baltl-
more Plate Beet, No. lMackerel, N. c. Herrings,
Prime Mess Pork, smithfield Hams. Shout.
Cheese, Smoked Beef, with flour of all brand |,
Mace, Gloves, Nutmegs, Spice, Pepper, Teas of
all kinds and at all prices. Sugars from = to
l2H cents per ID. Pickles by the dozen or hun
wheat Just received. Wooden ware of all dis
criptions, Meal fresh from Mill, Segars, Tobac-
CO, E Mustard, Chackolat and Coffee from Ia
cents, to 20 cents, Sweet Oil with iother things
too numerous to mention. Call and see.
VIM. K. DRURY,
MOI Corner of Cove and Church SITS.
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New York Markets.

New YeRK, November 2.-Flour-Sales
OF $4,000 bbls. at an advanc of 10 cents
State at $4.95a5 90; Ohio $5.50a5.65; South
ern S. 50a5 70.
Wheat is quiet at an advance Of cent.
sales are unimportant.
Corn-the market is quiet.
Pork-The market is dull; Mess at $l5;
Prime $1,000.
Lard-The market is quiet at l0HalOH
cents.
Whiskey-The market closed dull at for
mer rates
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WASHINGTON, Nov. l2.-Governor Wise
has telegraphed to officer Allen, of this city,
who arrested man here last night, sappos-
ed to have been one of Capt. Browns con-
sRiratiors, to Harper's Ferry for persons to
identify the prisoner and to inform the Pre-
sident of the fact .-
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English Dairy and Pine Apple.
lust received per Steamer Roanoke another
j supply of that rich and delightful Pine
Apple and English Dairy Cheese, quality war
ranted unsurpassed. E. c. uEMING,
no IL No 20, Church street.
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov. l1.-Only fifty Gov
eminent troops have gone to Brownsville by
the Arizona. aI.4.
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KING & TOY

KING d TOY.
OFFER for sale Bi-Carb Soda-loG kegs Lees
" & Alhusen.
Eng. White Leads Tons warranted pure.
Amir. do do 10 do do do
FIR. Snow white Zinc 10 do
Amir. do do do IN do .
Linseed Oil, Raw-5000 gallons,
Do do--Boiled 1000 do no IL
TUSl RECEIVED at HATHAWAY'S,
j BRyANT's PowER OF MusIc-Price l2k cts.
VOCABULUM, On THE RoGUE,s LEXICON at
noIl HATHfA ways
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Auction Sales.
-. j. MOORE d co, Auct'r.


.s j. j. MOORE & CO, Auct'r.
AUCTION SALE OF GOLD \yD SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELf.Y, FANCY
GOODS, Dry GOODS OIL
DAINTINGS, Cutlery o. at k,td.. - I'd.
Il ware. Segars, &C.. every mig ira Il o'clk ;,
and on Tuesdays and Fridays y o'clock a.
M, and at retail every day. Sale at s.ote No.
50, Church street. H. SN ", Agt
no ID Am J. J. MOORE l. c. Auc r..
A u G IT L o N.
WILL be sold at public Auction at the hid
w Custom House, Wide Water street. at
IL o'clock on T H U r d A the 18th inst,
several articles of condemned Light House
Property, consisting in part of Oil Casks, Tin
Oil Butts, Old Cast and Wrought Iron, Copper,
One Light Composition Lantern, One broken
Bell &c, &c, &c.
TERMs-Cash in specie on delivery.
JAMES H. NORTH,
L. H. Inspector 5th District,
] J MOORE CO,
no l2.SM&W Auctionear
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LATER.

BosroN, Nov. ll.-Mr. George B. Burn
hams plea tor release from custody is be-
argued before Judge Shaw. The court room
is crowded, great deal of inter est being
manifested on account of the peculiar man
ner of commitment. >'.+.-s.