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" Here are your Msjesty's knee brseehes, here
is the coat, and here the mantle. The whole
suit is as light as . cobweb; and when one is
dressed one would almost fancy one had moth
ing on; but that is just the beauty Of this
stuff"
ssOf course - said all the courtiers, although
not single one of them could see anything Of
the clothes.
"will your Imperial Majesty most gracious
ly be pleased to un(ress? we will then try on
the new things befofe the glass"
The Emperor allowed himself to be un-
dressed, and then the two cheats did exactly
as if each one helped him on with an article
Of dress, while his Majesty turned himself
round on eli sides before the mirror.
=" How well the dress becomes your Majesty,
and how all fits! What q pattern! What
colors, This indeed q dress worthy q king -
"The canopy which is to be borne above
your Majesty in the procession is in readiness
without" announced the chief master of the
ceremonies. -l-
"I am quite ready replied the Emperor.
(" Do my new things sit well 2" asked he, turn
ing round once more before the looking glass,
In order that it might appear that he exam
ined the dress very minutely.
" The pages who were to carry the Empe-
ror's train felt about on the ground as if to
lift up the end of the mantle, and did exactly
as if they were carrying something. for they
did not wish to betray simplicity or unftness
for their post.
And so the Emperor walked on, under the
high canopy, through the streets Of the me-
tropolis, and all the people in the streets and
at the windows cried out, H0h how beautiful
the Emperor's new dress il what q splendid
train and the mantle, how we'll 10 sits :"
" In short there was nobody bat wished to
cheat himself into the belief that he saw the
highly valued clothes, for otherwise he would
have had to acknowledge himself either q SIM
pleton or an awkward fellow. As yet none of
the Emperor's new dresses had met with such
approval as the suit made by the two weavers
Z" But the Emperor has nothing on - said a
little child. 'Ah, hear the voice Of innocence 20
said the father, and one person whispered to
the other what the child had said
But he really has nothing on.' exclaimed
at last all the people. This vexed the Emperor,
for he felt that they were right. but be thosght
=" However, / must bear the thing to the
end"' And the pages placed themselves fur.
ther from him, as if they were carrying a train
which did not even exist.
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ELoPEMRNT OF SCHOOL GIRL-An clone
ment took place In Covington, Ga, on Monday
night Of last week, between Miss Jennie Strick
land, student Of the Southern Methodist Female
College, and Mr. Hill. Both parties are resi-
dents Of Grantyille in Georgia The Georgia
Times says:
There was no knowledge on the part Of the
Faculty OF any intimacy or attac hment existing
between the parties, and as the young man was
stranger In our community, his presence of course
excited no suspicion in the mind Of anybody
They procured private conveyance to Conyers
where they took the train for Atlanta, and were
married at the Washington Hall immediatel,
after their arrival, and pgaceeded on the same
train to We est Point ~
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The ADAMS ExPRKss ROBBERY-Tt will be
recollected that on the night Of the 10th Of pri
the New York aud New Haven Railroad was
thrown from Its place In the baggage car out of
the door, near estPort, Conn, while the train
was in foil motion, There were In tue safe money
the officers in charge Of the matter have been
working for Its elucidation. The baggage e-mas,er
Of the train was subsequently arrested, and 1t is
now stated has confsssrd his guilt, having been
found with one of the $500 bills stolen from the
safe In his possession. Two men, also i'm pli Gated
In the robbery, have been arrested In New York
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MEDICINES.
as AGUE CURE.
l. For tks SPEEDY Csrs eT

"A For ths SPEEDY osrs Of
In ;ermistelt Fever, or Fever ard Aspe ,ut,,.r,
Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Headsobe or
Bilious Headache, and Bilious Fevers Inaest
for the whole Class Of Diseases OriEinsflnr Al
siIsry DsranEement, Caused By the MslaiIs of
No one remedy Is louder es,lsd fer by the n,oes.
sitles OF the American people q an Q sure and al.
cure for Fever ard Agus- SIoh Q are now enabled
to Offer, with perfect certainty that IL viii eradi-
proof. that no harm Gao siise from lts use Ia asT
that shioh protects from or prevents this dis
ties where Il srevaiis Pr.v.sssos is bettsr Than
cure. for the patient escapes the risk when ks
must run IN vl"ie attacks Of this balefal dIs en-
per. This "CuxH expels the miksmlo poison OF
the & of Sisesss ssfsn .ea on The si
approach oi its prsinonltory Symptoms IL il not
only the beat femedy ever yet discovered for this
the reach 81 erery bois sna in bilious dstricts
waera FEVER AND Nat Prevails, everv body should
have u and use ~ freely both for o0re preyen
other ever ciseoNe 81 ;s.r the speedy and certain
Of ntsTBttents ls Inst il tans no Gu rue
or mineral, consequently 10 produces no suInism
or othSr lujuriocs effects whatever mon tlp
e1nsitution. Ihos. ca-cd by u arc left az heathy
Sc II they had nssec Lad the disease
Fever and Are 10 not asone the con,ee pencs IL
the missmaiiH pnls n. grest variety OF dltordsrs
ari.e from lie irritation. snonf which ere Neural
ga, Rheumatism. Cont. Headache, BliIdBess.
Tcoibachs, EGrach-, Cxts-rh. Asthma pslpita-
ton, Psnfu! Affection of tho Spleen, HystsTics,
Pain In the Bowels, Conc, sralys sis, and Dersngs-
Insnt Of the stomach, 81 Of which, vhen orIgiEa-
ting u this Gang, pnt on the intermittent type.
become periodlca. This "CrEB" exre,s the poison
from the slood, ana ooLse9u=utl, cnrss them al
alike.
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER q CO. Lowell.
and Did bv oil Druggists, where. 90 Is eel m
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-. FEMALE EDUCATION
EEMALE BOARDING ANDDAY SCHOOL,
Il ALEXANDRIA, Va

Mrs. s. J. MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
The thirteenth annual session of this Institution
VIII commence on Tuesday, September l3t h. IN the
house rscsntly occupied by Sylve-ter Scott, Esq
No. $50 King street.
The course of study pursued will comprise all
the branches requisite 10 thorough English Edu
desired ~ "
IN addition to day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick is
prepared to receive limited number of pupils as
boardsIs, who; constituting part Of her own fam
iy, will be under her Immediate care and supsrvI-
sion. She will endeevOr as far as possible 10 sur
round them with the comforts and kindly Influences
of Home.
RJrsnees.-Rev. Geo II. Norton, Rev. D.. Elias
Harrison, Rey. T. Spriss, William Fowls,
Esq, Henry Marbury, ESQ Lewis Mckenzie,
Esq Robert u. Hnnton, Eco w ID Wallach,
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq., Jas.
Entwisle, Jr., ESQ Col. John w. Minor, LOudoun.
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs. Corse
Brothers. -
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition ia all the English b anches
SaD0for The annual session-payabe semi annually
In advance.
Iusio and Languages at Professors prices.
y No extra charges. au 28-u
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EEORG ETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
" FORMERLY Miss L.. 3. ESGLIsH's.D
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
The duties Cf this Institution will be resumed on
the FIRST MOnday In September next.
The course OF instruction embraces all that is
lshed education.
The corps of teachers, ton IN number, are emil
nently qualified a-d experienced in their seveIa al
departments.
Lectures Friday evenings on the Natural Sciences
without charge to the pupils
Cironlars Eay be obtained by addressing the Prn-
cipal, Miss nj. NARROWER, Geors setown, d. c.
Gu n eo3in
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

" HIGHLY CONCESfRATEDp
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
A Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL, and DROPSiCAL SwEIIINGS.
This MedIolns increases the power Of Digestion,
and excit. the ABSORBEN1S into healthy sc,
tiOn-by which the WATERN OR CALCEROI a
deDasitlnns. and ali UNNATURAL. ENLABGF-
MENTS ars reduced, cs well PAIN and IN
FLAMA NATION, andas good for
MEN, WOMEN, OK CHILDREN
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EDUCATIONAL.

PporpssoA. A. $; DsyILLIERs,
= HOf ESsOk Ofthe FRENCH and GERMAN
LANGUAGES, 81 Eighth street, between l. aud
~ hss the honor to announces to the public that he
mas resumed n lessons in the above lanKuages
and has opened at Miss Wood seminary S94X I
street between 18th and 18th ats French Class in
will meet three times a week at balf-past = q m
Terms: S5 per quarter Of 10 weeks Satisf ctory
aFIans EN-, nts made for lessons given in schools.
zeal, ability, &C., DO oc 2t-lm
T FEMALE EDUCATION.
HOSE Parent who wish their dau hters to re-
ceye thorough and systematic educatlon, where
tnelr py sica training WI receive daily and special
attention, 9Hder themost approved system of Calls
nenics ana ny mn6stcs, respectfully invited to
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teenth st. and New York av
MR.. MRS. Z. RICHARDS,
au St Principals
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PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON,
QSUNDAYS EXCEPTEDJ
AT IKE STAR BUILDINGS,
Corner of fPsnnSyivsaia ave,sHs and 11h st.,


Papers served in packages By o.rrfsrs st % .
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NE price 10 $3.50 yssr, ~ adsases; % for six
months; 81 for three months; aud for less than
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UADvERrsEMEyrs should be sent to the ofkcs
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until the next day.
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MEN, WOMEN. Or CHILDREN.
HELMBoLD's ExTRAcT RrcHU.

HELMBOLD'S EAfRAcT RnCHU.
Arising from E1eessss, Habits of DissiPst.er
EArIy osas% insI,STstiga sisi or Gr ASqss sIIq.
Lie.s 81 Memory, D,houltI Of sressfsai.:
Horror Of PIss.se, w.fsiaInss,,
Lss:ifad.O tn. Mu,oqsf sitssS sss bao'
Dn''' o fassfb st sflD ffSSSSSSc; e. the F'S'
ESTfEe ilS5ai SFSff Fifty fsIsfTSc sii sfSc FITS
LIS ONE OF WHICH THE PLTIErT MAY ExPIIi.
b, MaS shs.s %. IN st 'b bfsi
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
THE kcoRppss of fHk rakf fSsxS SgSEss SsssyIUxs
Bi sms q ssts &. rut e of ss
%sa 4. Il HsiSsSG = SE.sk 2
wa.es EkTRxeT RlSfrfft s6es hs .sSs :sss
ATRIAL WILL cosvNcE THr MOST sEIrTIcAL.
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-rEMALEs.
0uD In $ss94 e saH&ss &SstfsfTSSSs on on
FEMhLks dtSi, ne extract 70 s1e6S 1. uneSuslse by
frTssastg, s Psnense. or 81 etspeSs e9 S
tomary EvscustiOns, Ulcersted on scirr bous sists
and for al ncadest q TO ,he lilly;
srisins from lndisorstion, Rsbits Of DissiTA60n.
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY saS6I.D gE WITHOUT TT
M'd'f: aE(sSoirps i s5iip5ss" ESTaRc sff aRsc gScRS
SECRET DISEASES
In al al thsir ststes. AtlIttls expense.
And 10 Ezposws
sanses tTes Ssnt deslre aId gives strength 20
Preventing end caring Structures Of the Urethra,
Alsylng Pain and InhsmiGanon, so Zee vent IN
ths Sisss OF dlseases. Az s.2eiitns all Poisonous
THO USENDS UPoN THOUSANDS
and hsy pas tsGr. bs oar.S ST
hme, be We found aey were deceived, aud thsi the
TFfssrSFs bSs hs S, n he sIss % srs.
out in az aggravated form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
U,e HfINsOLD's EXTRACT BucHufa a. Aeeo-
aoh' 'n' ai'ffttf TsiShRY y rs ORGANS.
"h''hs' '1iiasf MAZE Z or FEMALE.
Sow GoSes sf4SsbsSSGH0 sS 20 matter CT
Fl u 8 S
Evdsse. a. "a. DiOsI rsiatls asa ,ssSosiiSi. eils
:" SH 'Siffs cERfiFIe1fEs "a 3ssls.fs; OF CURES.
tfota 20 d ysars stasdss<.
WITH Nscfff scfEESE SssEs hSD S1 FAME.
Price u. 90 per betue, or six fer Ss. 90
Delivered to any Address, securely packed no
observation.
DEseEI.. s,srTon' IN ALL c.xxyMcs IIgs.
Cures 6uaranteea! Advice 6latisii ~
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, Aldormse
the city Of Phi ade phia- "A. a. pKInRoID. who Ne M
dolly sworn, doth say. has preParstions &C, tasn n0
narcotic, no mercury, or o. her lnJu1ous Strfs.
bst are purely vefotable.. n. r. HELNBh ID.
S~orn and saoscribed before me. this sd aay Of
November, B5.
VIM, p. HIBRERp, xLdey-nax-
Ninth street, above Race, PhIla.
Address letters for Information in coufdSDcr 10
II. u. HELMROLD, Chemist,
Depot, 10z South Tenth St, bet Chesnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTfRFEI7S
AND UNPkINCIPLED DEsLERS.
Who endeavor 20 dlspose OF THnu OwnS and
"oTHKR" ARTICLES ON TIE REPUTATION ATTAlNHn
Rslmbold's 6snnins Prepsrshsps,
Extract pueha.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by Z. b. WAITE, s2e Seventh strs,t. ana 4
z FoRp, in, corner Penn. avenue snd ELEVENTH
.kkkkR Poh oA[H =, ip,sMnsSSISgs Ms6, S! EIEsyTHEsE,.
Cut ont the ad VERT sernent and send far IL
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPosuRH
b. HALL
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sising producing d.eiOn,, tIhsr.nS .piri. and "a.
aud restoring the sick, ssfering and dshtsd invalid
health and strength.
MeLEANS STRENG TRENING CORDIAL
de ss[;
and all diseases arising from dsoTder.d Liver or stoma
n, stomach Fun,ss Of Blood TO The Head DuI Pam or
Swimming IN III. Head PaPitston Ct the Heart fslInss.
seaoe:fi2g Fs.ag rs.. 'yns ss.n. Dryn.., ., Yellow
Fushss Of Heat, Depression Of sprs, Frrhtfu Dreams
on K: sin and 1eu. sof G .Gd
OYER A MILLION BOTTLES
have sold during the last six months ne
:.sne. % s.. JAILED in giving sntT: s.s..csion whG ss
isssI Hen rnsa
angrags can convey an adequate idea q the insdi.
Cordial in the diseased d.b.d and sss,t.rsd nsrro1.
systsm, whether broken down BY veal BY
sauoa 10 restored its pristine health and visor
MARRIED PERSONS
s1a 0ss mctsss sGHss0I; p sey S s
sf.d s:h..;..b By improper indas:Is" viii SAd J. .L.
Cordial q certain and speedy rsmedy.
TO THE LADIES.
McLEANB sTRENGTHENiNG CORDIAL 1. t, sever
y 64n
or Involuntary Discharge thereof Falling Of the womb,
GiddiRss Painting, ana all diseases incident TO Females
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T
Suffer leager Take according directions IL will
,dmulats, srsngthsa, and n,Gorats you and ~,
bloom Of health 70 mount cheek again Every bottle
warranted TO give satisfaction
FOR CHILDREN
your children sickly, puny afflicted NCLEANs
CORDIAL will make them hesthy, fat and robust Delay
not moment; uy il, and you win be convinced IL 10 de-
iieious 10 take,
CAUTION.
Beware Of druggIts dealers who may try palm
you bitter s,rsaParlla trash, which they buy
cheap, BY saying 10 iust good Avoid such Ask
for hoLEAN'S STREHGTHENlNG CORDIAL, aud taf.
nothing else II 10 the only remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly 5Bd at the time the
Ont teaspoonfu taken every mcrning fasting certain
Chosra Chills P.ver yellow Fever or
iny p.s'alsnt dssls. Il !. Put sP n lsrg. bottle, tre.
only ~ per bottle, or bottles for S5. j. II MCLEAN,
Sole proprietor Of this Cordial; also, MeLean Volcano Oil
Ininsnt Principal Depot the corner Of Third aud
Pine St LoEis, Mo.
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PriusG Hrs Foor N II About noou yesterday, a. q
gentleman Or cesdipg down Broadway. ne encoun
tered vey fashouably dressed lady the wooden foot,
path which spaIs excavation IN front OF building
being erected the seghborhood Of Canal street
II hsppened that the road and the lady 3
crinoline very ample In Consequence, the gentieNn
compelled 70 "go 10 the wsl 70 permit her 10 pass
but unfortunately, BY some means othe,, az
he started 20 continue his journey bis foot caught
IN the mshwork OF her SKIRT, sud = JERK, a
slip, and q tumble followed The ihorough tsre
crosded with people al the time. who
smiled very broadly NJ the little torfre>rys. bot
the iacy, ho tho Of toe misfortune was 81
apology, and passed on her say The gentleman picked
mscif up, little the fJr lime sand dirt aud
after eariirr an ars,y glance tosads the disappearing
criDollDe, also hurried on
FsrAr ACCIDENT ~ sorru wuuAx STREET Valentine
sohnicder, porter in the store No south william
street, vas killed Thursday Afternoon by ba,s u
oorks falling upon his head Coroner schrmer held
Inquest uron body Of when the jary
dered verdict Of "Accidcntal DEATH Decreased =
native 81 Germany, and wAs hfiy six years ~ age
TxK FRzscH BKsEvoIxSr ASSOCIATIONS Tho Bcasvoon.
French Association held lie regular annual meeting al
Dcmonscos lAt evening Reports we're presented aud
sceped showing that the receipts Of the society FOR
rat bad been ~ 264 50 the ~ 7<3 90
3gT psrsoss lad beec relieved, and rixty sent
back 20 france Tue society IL composed entirely OF
upou Frenbhmen for It's support ana rad last year 43
Subscribers The following gentlemen elected ON
GERS FOR the ensuins year.-Pr-tient, Cayms Grst
Vice Pr scent, Neppert; second Vice President, j.
s~um; Ttasurer, ne Bitter; sccrstary, x ne Comeau
ymagerp--r saliiicr Flswrsnd, T.. Lesbrousart, A.
Ferran G. Rsveaux, j. Cucy, Grsdct Gaotoa, Z. dc %
neau Pinchor, ssoi, rhorou Nc other business VA
transacted and the meeting adjourned
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ATKINS RocxwE IL--0n thursday October % At the
residence of the BRIDES father by the Rev DR. Tyig OF
st Georges church New York, ATKINS TO JULIA
Frsros ROCKWELL, daughter OF Benjamin Rock WE'LL al OF
Brooklyn.
BoGiRT-LYAII On Monday, Oct a. at the residence
B. BoCEgT Jr, to Mrs EI1aBEu a. eldes, daughter
OF Charles Lyall, deceased, all Of this city.
BRADFoRD-WBIIs-0n Thursday, Oct. rs, by the Rev.
Alfred B Beach, D., ALEXANDER BRADFORD TO CLARA,
daughter Of o Wells, NJ ID.
CIARK-TRow BRIDGE On Thursday, Oct Is by the
Rev Or. Morgan. JKRoMn b CLARK 70 Kate A. daughter
OF & l.. Trowbridge, all OF this city
DIX BgvoIsz-SCHxSCK AT Bushwick, L. on Wed
nefday, October a. by the Rev II Meeker, ISAAC Q.
DE- Brvosn 10 CAReInx oungest daughter OF the late
Cornelius schebck, ESQ OF this city
EssEInyS-vAN DUsKs- Iinndae, on Toes lay,
October 49, by Rev Dr. Demarest, CORNELIUS EssEtsTYs,
Esq Of Hudson, N. " 10 MARY IIvIsGsToS, daughter
Of Peter Van Dusen, ESQ, Of Greenport, n T.
OAKIEy-PECKuAm - At Calvary church. on Thursday
evening, October rs, by the Rev Or Hawks Mr. JOHN A.
OAKLEY to ELEANOR hARsTos eldest daughter OF Arei g.
Peckham, Esq all Of this city.
SCBKNCK-Dk BKvoSE.--At Bashwick, L. on wed
nesday October "a, by the Rev g. heeker, FRANKLIN
ScHsScK OF this city to AGsEl daughter OF Charles j.
De Bevose Esq, OF the former place.
SIIIIcE-WooD On Thursday, October IS, by Rev. j.
W. Lindsay, THEODORE SiiiIcK trLorHk A. WooD
SLAIKR- HAWKES. - On ruestey, October "a at st Fran
Xaviers church by Rev T. Drecol, JAMrs sArHR to
Miss MILLS BAwKzs, only daughter q John Hawkes. Esa
of this city.
ssEIusc-PEsas On Tbursday evening, October 25
by the Rev A. Gillette u u y GREENWOOD sAEiIIsG
10 SUSIE daughter OF Col Thomas +. Peers, ell u this
CITY
wusos-IiussRY In Baltimore, on Thursday, October
25, by the Rev. DR. Cummings, HENRY WILSON (o tho
Arm OF Wilson's, Mdgtey n jennings oil New lorS) 10
GEoRoIANEA HrHxy Of the former place.
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UsTrxD srkr~s srr sss.sofr,
MkRASnsN, Brazil, sept 10, 1850
Ar-1ssl ~ s raiai S1ts Scan slor ssrl.Hois a, IA
rs-Aars- r,aiy cc-dston # ~ ves,l, DC ~.
We arrived this place the s,h September last ari
here have been remaining since IL was our inssr
ton wh,n leaving the states 10 put into Barbados for
coal but owing " the decrsIt condition Of this msess
be craft de po touch at that pisce but put into Cay
enne berg IN the latitude In which we we're At the
time Of charging cur course. the most convsnient tbs
vessel has been acknowledged BY oil banis on board TO
be failure The condenscvs which were tried - N or.
pertinent In The disAiion Or salt water into esh vere
always getting out Of order aud found not 70 meet
the requirements NJ the shr and 10 consequence VI
we're some days oomps'l~d 10 subsst on small allow
OF wssr barely Sufficient ~ keep body and sou 70
Eeher. The machinery and sailing QUALITIES OF the chip
are equally bed aad IN no way come up 70 the saudasd
expected Of her By the buildcys. she msxes msers
bic rssfwwapoe With shs wind On her beam, drifting
one bali 70 Toward, and with . hced vind, with
rul heal or steam N soDss'.os brew s1s oses
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enc half and rolls eyerasiDsly bat shen golag before
the wind khe Keeps pretty steady Fer bottom being
nat a. scow almost makes impossible 10 keep her
her course Iheconke Of much folag sels har
bi'ge pumps rtoaked, and the ellvia arising from this
stAFp ant water II horrible Tho paint afer being
scrubbed In one minute black as ever again oocs
stoned BY the efiuvis arising from this bgs Tho
epautk buttons nc OF the officers have been entirely
ruined she eeke 40 badly and rolls heavily that all
the bread on board has been spoiled, condemned and
thrown overheard
After leaving Gay cnne lost reckoning and
compelled 70 come to anchor 100
miles distant IRON this place; but thank Providence
hshiIg boat happened to hl in with us and We took
two men (neeroes), who pilcted rocks and
shoals TO the entrance OF the harbor here, when
dropped nshor These negroes not being authorized
pilots, VIC compelled 10 wait until next morning
On heavipg up anchor the next morning by some mis-
management was lost. We intend remaining here for
couple OF weeks for the purpose OF repairing such
yideo.
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PHILADELPHIA srOCx BOARD.
fHuApRirHrA, Oct %, 1890
Stocks heavy. Pennsy tvapfA 5's pe Reading Rail
road ~ Morris Canal 60, Long Island Railroad ~.
PennsylvAss kalso~d. ala. sight exchange New
York 81 par 20 premium
Nrw OSrxAxs, oc, no. 1850
Cotton salcs 10 day 600 h~lss Prc.s are rresular
Middline quoted 1l4c likc sAlcs OF the vecx
81 800 haee; receipts Of the seek "a 900 bales against
Of SEQ bales same time last year kxports of the
usch 80 600 bales Total exports this ssason III 600
bales Receipts than lAnt year SO 600 balss ~
crssss In receipts 90 bales siocx port 2ls 600
bales McIssses 4k a 4b Flour quies. 81 g 80 Is
SIX. Provisions very Gull wh,sssy-Kas quoted a
900 bag sock port 10 800 ssss against % 800 bses
Iass year Tobacco nrn aad unchanged 10 prics Il
chasev-Ou London, Tk . premium; on Hev YORK, X q
u Discount greishts-uosson 70 Livsrpco, eled.
SAvAmAn, Oct -, 1880
ocstss-saies os the week 10 600 bales; receipts the
sanss time 600 bsi<s; market sdvABcs1 Nc. hc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27
IMP ORTlST NEWS FROM RICHMOND.

Gradient Buchanan and the Secession
movement-Ths Sentiment OF Georgia
MILITARY Organizations tn VirSinta-
The Position Of Gov. Wise, &c.
RcsMoSD, Va, Oct. %, $780,
rhe follow Jog has just been received In this city:
There is doubt the President has become
thoroughly alarmed. Hitherto he has trusted that
no threatening the portence might be, the CRISIS
would not occur until after the expiration of his
term but Secretary Cobb, who returned some days
'ngo from Georgia. has disturbed this consola-
tion, by informing him that, from the general senti
munt which he found to pervade that State, there
l. no doubt remaining that she Is prepared 60 with
South Carolns, and withdraw herself from the Union
upon the election Of Lincoln that Secretary Cobb would
be compelled by the of Georgia. TO resgn from
the Cabinet and return to his State
Great excitement prevails here, and the formation Of
companies Of Minute Men is beginning. Gov Wise has
placed himself In the front Of the movement and his
great popularity and immense powers as popular
Cor win certainly carry TIE State Of Virginia with the
Southern States
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-27

SALE BrRros's LlRARY.-This important sale has
been brought TO . close the amount realized by the
books being about sl5oos The collection probably coat
It's late proprietor twice thai sum, a. rs known thai
he frequently paid double the vaue for works tina,
his fancy. Like ell collections made without a defined
object and without system, II contained good deal OF
trash Even this however, in tho hands OF able suc
tioneer like Mr. Sabine be worked of
and the sale, the whole real sed larger
expected by the family The pictures and articles of
were not disposed or rs originally intended being 70
served for another auction