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Court OF COMMON PLEAs.-JUDGE BoLTON.
Keith VS.. Whitman ct al. Jury out.
JUDoE FooTE.-Barrett VS.. Bennett ct al
Jury out.
JUDoE BIsHoP.-The Grand Jury have
made the following returns:
John Duffy, Luke Callahan and Peter
Doyle, burglary and larceny. Duffy plead
guilty.
Thomas Noble, alias Thomas McDermot,
grand larceny.
Eliza Robinson, grand larceny. She
pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and was SEN
tencsd to imprisonment for ten days.
Levi H. Smith, forgery. Plea not guilty.
and case continued to next term.
Richard Wild, grand larceny. Plead
guilty. Wild is charged with robbing g
companion on the propeller Racine few
days since.
In the case ofAugustus Fay, charged with
shooting with intent to kill, the jury return.
ed no bill
The same result was obtained in the case
of Mary Rose, Alice Wright and Mary Mul.
ligan, charged with grand larceny.
The case of Luke Callahan and Petel
Doyle, for burglary and larceny, is on trial
po,,or Co-,n LII, 0sNro;1 -.
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Police COURT.-JOhn O'Neil, drunken
nets, was fined the costs, and was sent to
the chain gang for thirty days.
Lewis Water, drunkenness, received like
sentence.
Philip Anker. intoxicstion. discbaroed-
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U. S. COURT.-The case Oftbe United States
vs.. Ball is still on trial.
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gaptr gamgiugs.

gaptr gaagiugs.
NEW WALL APERS
JUST RECEIVED.
VO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP.
soto n. CARSON 4 cos.
TNO BUY CHOICE CORNICES
cheap, 90 to NJ. CARSON 90.
ITO BUY WINDOW SHADES In
Il every variety, cheap, go t0 tU, o.psov co
IF YOU WANT PAINTS, OILS,
i VABNIsH, &C., genuine artieis, 60 To-
d. CARSON 4 ca.
IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
i received for your money, 60 to Iss Il Superior st.
A LARGE LOT OIL CLOTHS
IA foE sale cheap, at n. CARSON cos.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DE-. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. The combination
n 1gredients in these Pills the result Of long
,ad extensive practice They mild in their ops-
Nation and certain in correcting ell Irregularities,
= infui MeRstruations. removing all obHtructieHs,
,iisthsr from cold otherwise, headache, pain in
side, papitaton Of ths heart, whites, al nervous
,sctions, hysteries, fatigue, pain In the back and
IIbs &C., disturbed sleep, which arise from inter-
Faption Of nature.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
- the eommsncement Of new era in the treat
nent Of those irregularities and Obstruotons which
ave consigned 50 many thousands ef the young the
soautiful snd the benevolent to Premature Grave.
10 female can enjoy good health unless she Is regular
Whenever an obstruction takes place the general
aalth begins 70 decline.
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THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. Is, 1850.
TRAVRLERis RRGIsTRR.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

~ For Telerruphic, Market and Marine
News see Redi1h Ilase.
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Or. CHFFSEMANS PILLs.


Are the most sdsetual remedy ever known for all
complaints peculiar 10 FsnaIss. To all Glasses they
arc invaluable, saduoing, Vi etaiaty periodical reg
uIarifp. They aTs known to Thousands who have
used them at different periods throughout the oOun-
try having the sanction ofsome Of the most aaiasi
ktsioians IN Amsroa EzDiot directions sasiag s1hs
ad s5hy fsy shOuld nog Be ussd with each box-r3os
One Dollar each bss, e0ataiRiug 20 PiLls.
A valuable pamphlet to be had free, Of the Agents.
pills sent by mail promptly By enclosing price 70 the
nenerai Agent Sold 81 Druggists generally
r. B. HUTCH1hGS, General Agent,
sold in Cleveland at VIM. FiHk's and Gaylord 4
% Cheesman's Female Pills are sold on
- ..--re-r 4 r.u..-.-r--r. r....-.-..a
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BEPolicies issued and renewed, and all businsss
connected with the Company promptly attended to
BY the subscriber, the only aut1rized Agent
uovz:RlO Room No. Perkins Building.
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Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills are sold OF
CHURCHIML 4 BR0THER, Druggists.
8. w coz Ontario Gt. 4 Public squaFo.
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TNO BUY CHOICE CORNICES
cheap, 60 to NJ. CARSON 4 90.
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IF YOU WANT TO GET VALUE
L received for your money, 60 to leS Superior st-
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He lectures tonight in Norwalk. On to-
morrow and Saturday nights our citizens
viii again have an opportunity to hear him
at the Melodeon.
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]. B. HAMPsoN, 0. S.
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VO BUY WALL PAPER CHEAP.
50 to N. CARSON 4 cos
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Philip Anker, intOzioatiOn, discharged.
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dec5;3I3
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Office No. III Ontario street.
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aug4 Corner superior st. and Pub. square
DOR THE HOLIDAYS.
CRIBBAGE BOARDS.
decl0 RETTBERG & HAUSMANN.
DOYS SLEIGHS-AT
ID Ldec7l RETTBERG a HAUsMANN's.
GROCERIES AT WHOLESALE.
MORGAN q ROOT,
Have recently made large additions to their STOCK
OF GROCERIES and have now In store
200 chests Young HysOn Teas,
100 '' Black Teas,
so GunpOwder Teas,
25 Imperial Teas,
100 assorted Catties Teas,
80 barrels White Sugars,
100 Molasses and SyrUps,
IS hogsheads p. r. Sugars,
100 bags Coffee,
25O boxes Raisins,
500 {" Soaps,
600 Stearine Candles,
100 Tallow Candles,
100 Salsratus,
and full assortment Of the minor articles FeQuiaita
to the Wholesale Grocery Trade. Also,
500 BBLS FRESH GROUND FLOUR.
Nos. rs Superior, and l37, l39 4 l4l seneca sts.
decl MORGAA 4 ROOT.
DATTSI WADDINGl TWINEl
I'D 200 bales bats,
ZOO lbs carpet warp,
5000 lbs twine,
nos in store. rdeolI MORGAN ROOT.
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GerOttrrts, liquors, &r.

GetOttrres, liquors, &r.
sd FRESH GREEN AND BLACK TEAS.
EN Just received invoice comprising al the varie
aSGl8eS ties of NEW CROP GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
the choicest selection from the late .npor ations
this Spring. The lection has been expressly for the
use & private families For sale hy
WM WITELAN,
jel3 ~ Baltimore St. between North and Calvert SITS
GSM CA. SEWELL & CO.,
ESHE TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
kSEGSa 2l3 PRATT STREET, WEST
. lave constantly on hand at their establishment,
1pi assortment OF fresh GROCERIES consisting OF fine
lcs Wines, Tobacco, English Pickles, Sauces. &c Also
IN store fresh supply of Theoretically Sealed Peaches
l3 T, Green Corn &c, which selling low.
me puDic VIII md 1t to their interest giving our stock
an examination before purchasing elsewhere %
- Goods delivered to all parts the city free Of charge
feI4-tf ' 49, ~ ~'''9''
k3fsssS4s Z. TARMAN
ES@ WHOLESALE GROCER
SslEf4 3&s IMPORTER OF GREEN AND BLACK TEAS
DEALER IN FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
No. s CuRAPSIDE,
0I2u between Lombard and Water streets
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q NEW URNITURE
EA NAREROOMS
The uudeTsgn would call the attention Of his rnds
and the public to his Warerc ons, and his large
and varied assortment Of rurnture His being ALL
NtW and of the best workmanship with very moderate
prices he hopes for continuance Of the patronage
) long enjoyed at the Ol dStand
THOS McGLANNAN,
No sol W. st Baltimore street
EF- FURNITURE BOUGHT, SOLD, EXCHA NGED, and
RkMON Ed WITH CAKE. mh23 If
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E1atation.

MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGE FOR
4Fk YOUNG LADIES
The FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION begins the 18th Of
pctnner 1859 The course of instruction in the
BRANCHES is full and thorough being direction oil
"a ecent Faculty OF able aud Npeenc.d Teachers Every
necessary appliance required for Female education is at the
Command OF the Institution PaTcDtS who desire thorough
eIncon Tor their daughters, with the comforts and adj
SclI,! ''S > nc NV ''7' ~ '>ff"''"' '"e
Fo Trims Of admission further information address
en; Eo W ~ STA LEY, Principal, Mount Washington,
Batmts co. Maryla d. or Rev nr iEINER, Second st.
baHulno' catalogues can be had at CCSHINGS A Raj,
LEYS kaltimcre street, and Mr. Geo Gebachs second
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A HOUSE AND LOT
ON
VI e l. II FRRY STREET


will sell on FRIDAY AFTERNOON, June 18th at Corr
o'clock on the premises that LOT OF GROUND situated
on the south side of Mulberry near Paca The lot
fronts l6 feet inches the south side Mulberry street
with depth of 50 feet less Ground rent s37 per
annum - -
The improv ments are a wellbuilt tlree-story BRICK
DWELL NG, (No l20) with twostory Back Building, with
water, gas and bathing
would call the attention Of those who may want pleas
ant location for a residence O this
disputab!e. ~ p'" - "'S VI oa'e' 4''ie III
i hGriHs cash. J.B CANNON,
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I. y. REYN0LDS, I ,1,,i,i...,t,.,
5. :. WALKER, ADMINISTRATORS.
Silbtr 0N8Te> c5tWeIry, TT.

~0'''" CtNN'~HNS5 WV"
z NO A L.
A. v ,r, ~ . Having removed to the
BALTIMORE AND CHARLES STREETS,
u. ,c And opened a new and beautiful of
JEWELRY,
We would be pleased to old customers '-'-'
Give a call.
myl6f WIN BROWN x co
FINE WATCHES, -, ,,,,.,,,
AND SILVER WARE.
Embracing everything that is new and elegant
Particular attention is pd and durability in
GEo W WEBB,
ap3tf s F. corner Baltimore and Light streets
SUPERIOR QUALITY GOLD WATCHES.
~ CANFTELD, BRO. * co.
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
large stock of GOLD WATCHES which they oner to the
public at low rates. f-S If
ENATCHESl WATCuESl NATCHFSl
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No l3I BIiii2aoggSirr
=, A FEW DOORS BELOW CALVERT STREET
IS te best ri ace IN the city to buy good reliable WA|CH
piece OF Jewery to have fine Watch reuaret Watches
mat never went accurately before have
tnekeepefs after passing through LEM NDER'S hands
j. ALEXANDER,
,,,. formerly off,. NJ FRENCH,
-&uli-H ROYAL Exchange, London.
T. - g Gt NEII " R. G4NFIELB
4 NARFlELD, BROTHER l. CO.
~ IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS.
WATCHES, FINE JEWE Tf4l'hNS ~
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mt3b-u Baltimore.
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ley }. IL. CANNON

EFNf HTtIIDNT
, No lbs EST FAYETTE STREET,
IL. between Charles and Liberty streets
H lkcn the Oihce uuderm my dwelling, No los ay-
WHO No. WIZ BE- pleased to my friends and all those
aJtruig HtVG business in my line shall give especial
AMI VII " ~ sales winch may he trusted to nv care
OF % IsonaIy attend to tie Arrangement and selling
r. ., toe IA y, tineS declining housekeeping Also,
a,' otlGr Sales q Houses Lots Farms &c at The
,nlottf j. B;CANNON, Auctioneer
i"H-'' bihCp, lbs West Favptfe street
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A s@A-0 CAPON SPRINGS,
E4TTI{aLA HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, VA.
&A "a The subscriber having leased the Noun
$50 tair House WILL in connection with his
property the entire establish
ment for the reception Of visitors the 18th June
For other information circulars, address above,
or the propri-tors of the Howard House, Baltimore.
daily lire of and mail from Winchester
burg, and telegraph office at Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore, arper's Ferry, Charles
ton and Winchester arrive at Springs at P g. day
Those via Washington, alexandra and Strasburg p
same day.
mylt2mt JULIUS C. WADDLE.
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:EY GIBSON a. I;E


o. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE on THE
l CIRCUIT CIRCUIT COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY-The un-
caH as Eo VIII eEp9Ss at public ustion, The EN-
lsGo at nj, o'G & S ? ~ '0'''
the city Of Baltimore, being No &c on the plat fled
oE me Proceedings Of cans in the High Court of
pianants and Charles Miller was defendant which lot
Of Lombard fronting thereon twenty-five feet ana running
And also II At I TI ISL RoPg e. Rr ' OF cRorNp
re- Tor me same At the north side or Uhlers alley at
inches norhwestwardy from the corner formed nv the
intersection OF the north side Of Uhler alley with the
to he at the side an alley three feet Vide as now
S aG c useq ana running thence northery bindng
aX about fifteen feet and inches until il ntersecs
on SAID outline about twenty five six riches, until il
me southwest corner of the ground conveyed by
iert d To Mettce; thence easterly bounding said
10y our eeC thence southery to the north sid Of hles
IRON the beginning and thence wcstwardly bounding on
SAM uers alley twcnty-seVen feet and six inches the
These two lots will he sold together The improvements
to several tenants.
AND at the time and place, the undersigned by vir-
renewable forever, ALL THAT PIECE OR Parcel OF
ives of Dolphin ard Eutaw streets fronting on Dol
Pin stTet one HUNDRED and fifty feet by depth of one
paGeS fronting twenty-five feet each, will be leased in
The terms of sale cash the day of sale
anu ne balance in three equal instament at 6, II and is
Po;soTy notes endorsed to the satisfaction of the under
ngs On The ground leased bn e s FROM n t @
gfiro and 10 all other particulars the lease ases
,..,.uo..,, JOHN STEWART Committee, &c.
Jellaw5W&ds GIBSON x 60, Auctoneers
BY WIhiIAM HAMILTON
I'M ORPHANS COURT -SALE.-The IN
dersgGned as administrators Of Hush s Walker
on ALL T4aT 9Pe d Is SR ISq +
moe on the west side Of Bond between Monument
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Summer aetrrats.

A %N-CN JORDANS W. S. SPRINGS.
GTTiS-I Frederick county, Va, open Goth June
A3 IIIEuss9 Leaving Baltimore, Washington or Cum
berand in morning train via IIarper's
Ferry for SterhensOnS Depot, ION Win,
chester RarOad thence 10 mile coaches arrive at
Springs to dinner For circulars further
ply at the Springs or DR. r. NJ Jorans office, W.
more street.
je6-2m z NJ JORDAN & RRO
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9nbIft Sales.
BY Il. LENNON d co.
PUCH MS WuApF

IN FRIDAY, i5rh Instant, ii IL o'clock, at
Oyarl on Buchanan What
OHN HllpS. ?. r SUGAR
% 10. DO. MoLAsSEs.
cargo of"E. r. Kirkland" from St Johns
leliG r. LENNON K CO.
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Tumble on TIN steeple.


The gale Of the night Of the Sd at New
Haven, Conn.,, was one of tho great guns
sort. It did much damage to trees particu-
larly the willows and pOplars, and topple
over the steeple Of the Wooster Place Baptist
Church. The Palladium says;
"About eight O'Clock in the evening, the
church spire fell with a crash that was heard
above the roaring Of the tempest as far up as
Howe street. The spire ITSELF together with
the bell tower that rose some twenty feet
above the root, and the portico all came down
together, filling the roadway with an i'm
mense pile of rubbish and breaking down
two lengths of the iron railing around the
green.
The spire was one Of the tallest in the
State, being some 235 feet in height, and
was supposed to be very strongly built-so
strongly, in fact that no danger was appre-
hended by the architect from the severity Of
gales. The neighbors, however, have always
lived in fear and trembling, and are only too
thankful that the wind was in such direction
as to throw the falling mass OF brick and
timber away from them and across the street.
Il was found on examination that two of the
principal timbers in the spire@were badly
affected with dry rot being perfect punk in
the lemons. This vas at the two front COR
ners ofthe tower, and just at the spot where
the structure gave way
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12

Two or three days ago the telegraph
broughtthe information that a paper published
in SAKE Coburg Gotha, announces the selec-
ton Of the only daughter of the Grand Duke
ofSaxe Meiningen as the future wife of the
prince Of Wales. The ducaI house of SAKE
Meiningen is a dynasty closely allied with
that of SAKE Coburg Gotha and the only
daughter Of the reigning Duke Bernard, is the
Princess Augusta Louise Caroline Ida, born
on the 9Th Of August l843, and therefore not
quite two years younger than her prospective
spouse. Her mother is a daughter of the
late William III, Elector of Hesse Cassel.-
It is possible that the matter has been nr-
ranged-suBiect, we hope, to the approval Of
Albert Edward himself-by Queen Victoria
and Prince Albert during their recent visit tc
Germany.
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Spetla a0tites.
CAUTIOM
SPURIOUS AMEaioAN WAroHTs.


We are eredby informed that some of tho Jewellers
Of Cleveland and other places are selling oountoris,
American Watches. for tie genuine article, manu-
'aoturod at waltham Ma.s., and particularly for
siga imitation Of cur watch, named P. s. Bartloy
which q represented to be anufoturodin in Hartford
Conn. Itmay Be ofsoryieo 70 the public to be in
formsd that there is no mandatory o watches in
that place. The genuine article Of one grade Of
watches is named p. $. BAErIErE, WALrHAn, MASS,
and eli our watches d every grade arO marked
"WallaH,, Aau
1t is hardly ncoosaAryto state that such watches
are Ike ours IN FoEH Only, and are made upon tho
same old sysssm that has already flooded theoOuntry
with watches that are not only Yexatious and con.
slant source Of expense, but really useless to the
owners and when bought for genuine are calculated
20 ipiuro the hish reputation which our watches
have attained. We therefore caution the public
against buying our watches nom any person who
cannot furnish osrtihoats Of genuineness Tor every
watch OaerVd for sale, bearing the number Of our
watch and the signature OF the Treasurer OfOur
Company, b. B. Robbins We also beg 10 inform
those who deal in the spurious article, that legal
proceedings will be instituted against them, upon
any well authenticated instance Of their selling
counterfeit or eolorble imitation Of any of our pro-
ducts. For the American Watch Co.,
ROBBINS APPLETON, Agents,
sopl:2lldaw lS2 Broadway.
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The wide Awakesl

The N. Y. Evening Post closes a lengthy
article on the Wide Awakes, with the follow
ing Just Language ;-aAH honor, then, to
this useful organization They have worked
earnestly and honOrably, and have done
equal credit to themselves and the party Of
which they form so important and valuable
an aid In future Presidential campaigns the
Wide Awakes of 1860 win be referred to
with pride as a model and type for other po-
litcal bodies, and in the annals of our coun-
try they will stand out in bold relief as a
peaceful army OF earnest patriots and true
gentlemen, who knew well how to work
earnestly for Republican ends, and yet were
fully able to maintain that moderation in
which political organizations are so often de
fcient."
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TOwN OF OPELrKA, ALA, BURNED.-The
aOurishing town of Opelika, situated at the
junction Of the Columbus and West Point
railroad, Russell county, Ala, was almost
entirely destroyed by FIRE on the night of the
25th. Ten Of the largest business houses
were wholly consumed, with nearly all their
contents. OPelika was the great depot Of the
Georgia and Alabama railroads there con-
Meeting, and the loss OF property must beim-
mense, The ere is thought to be the work Of
an incendiary.
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Nor ALLOWED TO DESERT PRoFANE HUs-
BAND.-Iu Portland, Ne, on Friday, divorce
case between F. Waterbouse and wife was
determined. From the evidence in the case
it appeared that the wife was al "exeeed-
ingly pious" woman, and that she left her
husband on account of his profanity. Judge
Appleton said she should show her piety in a
becoming manner by returning to her hus-
band-that she had no excuse for leaving
him, and that ifshe continued to desert him
after this, nothing could be recovered of him
for her support.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-12

YoT1Na UNDER DIFFIcULTrEs.-An ardent
Democrat who boasts of having made twen-
ty-oHe votes for Douglas, had some trouble to
come up to the scratch himself He ap-
preached the polls of the Third Ward on
Tuesday morning. and on presenting his bal
lot was challenged for non-residenee in the
Ward. After attempting to vote in other
wards, he was finally advised to consummate
marriage with former wife from whom he
had been divorced. In accordance with this
suggestion be appeared at the polls Of the Sd
ward at % in the evening, in company with
a magistrate who produced satisfactory proof
that he had married him in due form of law
to his former spouse. It was ascertained,
however, that the residence Of his wife was
in another ward, and therefore he must go
to the 4th, at the polls of which he arrived,
Notwithstanding the aid of some Democratic
horse flesh, just in time to lose his hard earn
edUots.-Zdnssvitle Courier.
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DIDN'T Know HrM-Everybody in Elvria is
supposed to know George Sharp, who gener-
ally votes with the Democracy. when tbo
Wide Awakes marched up to the polls vester.
day, in full uniform, one Of them, a 5i1a7os,
offered his vote, which "Chuckg Holbrool,,
very promptly challenged. Col. Gates. tbs
member Of the Board, who took his ticket
was equally obhvious as to identity, and asked
bis name
George Sharp, was the prompt reply
which brought the house down with a perfect
roar of laughter. His Wide Awake uniform.
and his Lincoln ticket was a complete dis
guise to those who had known him for years.
-Elynia Dan,
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APPREAESDED FAMINE IL NEWFOUNDLAND.
The Halifax papers contain advices from
Newfoundland, which state that serious ap-
prehensiOns are felt in St. Johns that star
vation must ensue during the winter in sew
eral Of the outlying districts, in consequence
Of the almost total failure Of the fishery and
the potato crop. The legislature Of the Isl.
and has been convened to meet on the Sd
of December, to devise means to arrest The
threatened calamity.
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The CoTToN CRoP.-The receipts of cotton
during the past week were $4,000 bales
against $4,000 in the same Week last ye.sr.
The total receipts are now $4,000 bal, S
against Ts6, 900 last year.
The exports to Great britain have been
l6s, GOO bales against 229 900 last year; and
and to France 10000 Sales against 60, GOO
last year.
The weather has heen favorable for the
picking season, with no killing frosts in Tie
Gulf States. 9'his favorable weather. if Il
continues week or two longer, will add a
quarter Of million bales to the crop, and we
think the crop may now be estimated at four
and a quarter instead of four million bales
Boston ETay. -'''''''
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-a' .-sa q. .l.''- '-easyE1 I'll, is.