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BY. A. GREEN. Auoaoneer.

by A. 0REl'N. Auoaoneer.
TRUST YES SALE on VALUABLE BUILD
ID AND y srSrNrs NORTH ar AvcTIos.-ons SAT-
CRDAY, Novem,~r Ioth, lao, 1 shall sell IN fTont
Of the Promises. stt >e'cioeSG m, by virtue Of n
deed oftrrst tn the subscriber, bearing date the ST
No. 1872, folios IN &c one of the land records for
Washington county, in the Oistrl u 81 Co umbIa,
tbs folio wing described Proptty, ~. u and being
IN the city of Washngton, District a.oresald- yiz;
down the pla. of SAID city as the n,rth half OF
Lot numbered twelve az, he south hs numbered
thirteen, tiS.e IN square nuu bered three hundred
lnwing metes aud bounds, to yIr Eommenciaa for
the said haff lot numbered twelve at the northv>
corner OF sad iot, and running thence south with
the line OF Tenth 81 Get west twenty Eve feet siz
and hal inches. as feet Cd inchsG;l thence osst
one hundred and seven feet two Inches (lt7 feet
inches TO the rear OF SAID lot; thence north twenty
hve fcf Sax sud Ia lLchss rs f--tea mckee TO
thirteen; and thence ives, with said division ian.
Que hundred and sewn feet two inc hes flc7 feet
incherD to Tenth street vest and pisca of beginns
ana beginning for the sald part of Is at the south
running Themes north with the line of 1 IN street
wet twenty five feet, (2j f-et,D thence east one
hundred aud seven feet two inches lf feet inchesD
To the rear OF said lot thence south twenty (2s
and l5 and thence west with sald division line
hundred and seven feet two inches lei fe e nchee
70 Tenth street west and place Of he, inlng, With
TIC improvements, which are brick dwelling
Terms OF sale: Slooo cash; the remainder IN six
twelve, and eIghte-n months; the purchaser 90 give
potes Tor the detcrred payments, BEARING interest
taken. All oonveyanciDg at the cost OF the Pur
chaser. should the terms not be complied with in
Eve dsrs the Trustee reserves the tight 70 rrsen
r. e. CARRlNGNON. fInstee.
ocS -dSds A. GREEN, Apct
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The Pony Express at St Joseph brings San
Francisco dates to the oath Of October.
The express, with the result Of the Pennsylvania
election. arrived at San Francisco on the nd IL
produced a marked senation In political circles,
rendering the republicans exceedingly inbilant
whilst the friends Of the other candida despair
The repubIcausare now putting forth great efforts
70 carry the State. A bet was made The day be-
fore The expres let Of 500 10 90 900 that Lincoln
would carry California, and another Of 5000
sgama IS on that Lincoln will get more votes
senator Baker, from Oregon, has been crested
with immense crowds since entering upon cam
paign duty In California.
A new canvass Of the probable condition Of the
next Legislature ELECTS the fact that seventeen
senators hold over from last year, and will be
members Of the next Senate. ofthese eleven sup
coin. IL Is thought impossible for Senator Twin
70 secure enough new members 10 the Legislature
under these circumstances, toyain even reason Z
p Lisassnsnts Colonel b. b. Beali, ofsthe First
Dragons, U. 3. A, has arrived in San Francisco
and has assumed command Of the California Div.
ision, IN the place Of Gen CLARK, deceased. g.
There was quite an extensive Ore in the village
Of Oakland, on the opposite side OF the bsy from
san rancisco, on the evening Of the 23d destroy
ing an entire square Of wooden buildings The
loss J. heavy, but it, amount has not been ascer-
tanned. 80 --' - =.
An effort was making at Los Angeles, to push
forward the telegraph on the Buiterfeld route
from that place to the Colorado, one party having
suUsSfioeO SiV,VVO IOr purpose. This was
before news was received Of the intention of the
Eastern companies to build their lines to Califor-
MIA by the Central or Salt Lake route -Fl
Accounts from Washoe state that new tunnel
eleven hundred fee. long had been completed,
striking the Comsfock lead two hunded feet below
the surface, at which depth the ore taken Yields
81, 200 per tun This is an I'm portant test Of the
extent Of the lead, and holders of shares in the
Upper Mexican Central, and other claims on that
lead, are much elated
OREGON
Dates from the Oregon State capitol are 10 the
18th ult. The Legislature had decided to adjourn
| for the purpose Of holding a special session on
next January, at which time the code commission
ers to be appointed this session expected to
port. The bill providing for the election of a
Representative to Congress, and rendering nuya-
tory the recent Congressional ELECTION was returned
from the Senate with amendments to the House,
which refused to concur In two amendments and
agreed to one. 1t seems doubtful about passing,
| so as to accomplish the object intended.
The news from the Ochotsh Sea by the whale
| ship Gen. Williams comes down to the Odd Of Sep
| TENDER. This ship cruised In that sea the past
season and found much Ice, very heavy, and
which did not leave the Bays until the middle of
August. Reports found whales plenty while the
ice lasted, but very few after that had much hard
| weather. The ships generally had done very
poorly.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT LOuIsvILLE.-Duriny a
Bell and Everett torchlight procession in Louis
vile, last Friday night, a wagon, which con-
tanned four men and several nre-rockets, and
drawn by four mules, was about starting to ioin
tne procession, Joseph Levi accidentally dropped
a lighted Roman candle among the ckets. which
fred them. This frightened the mules, whic b
dashed up street OF rapid gait the rockets shoot
Ing out In all directions, and the wagon being
apparently sheet Of fame. Levi was thrown
fom his seat, the wagon passed over his BODY,
crushing 1t fearfully. He was borne home ard
died In short time, VIM. Clarke, John Dennis,
w White Price, his companions, were all more
or less hurt.
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Personal.

-. E1-Gov. Pratt, Md, C. Fl. Kinahan, and
T. Scovell, II. B. NJ. I'D regiment, Nova Scotia,
are at the National.
..'- Among the passengers arrived at New York
from Europe by the Adriatic Bishop Kip and
son, Of California Colonel Pickens, late United
states Minister to Russia; Colonel Lay, United
States Army; Mrs. w l.. Marcy and daughter;
and w. r. Calhoun, Secretary United States LIE
CATION at Paris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

TEE wore FOR SENATORS IN OREGoN-The
vote by which republican and Douglas dem.
ocrat were elected to the Senate from Oregon was
as follows ;@Nssmith, Doug y %; Baker, (rep }
(Breck ~; Delazon Smith, (Breck } /; Curry,
{breck y l. There Were fourteen Douglas men
in the Legislature, al Of whom voted for Baker,
yep ueneral Lane was not candidate for re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

INsURRHcTIoN IN CuRRIrucK, N. CA gentle
man, who has just returned from the lower coun.
ties Informs that slave lnsurrecton has taken
11ace In Currituck county. The particulars, as
- - we have been able to ascertain them are an
olows: One morning last week gentleman Of
- county found that all his slaves had left his
re, with the exception Of one boy, who, on
u1ng Questioned, and to escape punishment for
- negligence, Informed his master that the
naeoes had gone off with some Irishmen, en-
psed on the A. G. Canal, for the purpose of
gt9tng there freedom. The gentleman Immedi-
atNfeforned his ighbors, who hastily collect
ed - vent after the fugitives. They found them
encagsZo9 near the Canal, and attacked them In
the fgkf switch ensued, two Of the villaino us
instigssys were killed, and number of the com
batant seRs wounded. After desperate resist
ance, T&Rarty was captured and lodged In the
Curritp3K Jail -Gafesctile Family Visitor
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COUNTERFEIT BANK Morris -sPeterson g Coun-
terfeit Detector'' cautions the public to refuse
"fves'' Of the Western Bank Of Philadelphia.
Over Eve thousand spurious notes Of this descrip-
ton have been recovered. They are well en-
graved and good imitation of the genuine.
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By CLEARv& GREEN AuctIonecrs.
sos Niafh street.

EXTENsIvE SALE oT. sroCK. GRAIN.
NssT W.ads, E HnTsr ISfFssnETTs, C
fSss sh sst I'm q aR.Y .: and
3: s csis s:s = 4 : &C. r.s
a q e. 'hs si O% % The
"a. ssrm' ss1f .sd os,t,ss. Horses,
IS Hogs, 1 bull, Male,
s ss s sM.' c.ss1asF' H.sne. snd Cover s
tGs,s,, with lsss. lot of Harness. We
Mowins asc6i9e, Horse Rates. Rollers.
cSs, Of every gDa o Sn s, MAKE
Ssr4os.' c aisS N.n shS w SSs Di:,
ssss,. Hoes: shovsl., y.ds. Folks, &o-
Wheat: fsn., Whesibarrovs; scythes, Grades,
sIs. CT e. cS. s'isss too uu
sn: ,S: %Ss: "a GS co1 IN i Ia. s
eoa bushels Of sxcellent Potatoes,
a2p STALKS OF fne Celery,
LARGE lot OF Straw and Long Fodder,
A Ia sc lot Of hot. bed sash.
tn. HOUSEHOLD sfiis,Ecrs, consisting in
s s.Ss s,SG P. and e cS. Sofa
DO Bedstesd, Wardrobe, and Burssu..
DO Marble top, Centre. and other Tables.
Patent Sick char, Grlt and Bronze cand&abras.
3Psrior Window CurtNns and Ornements,
Large Iet prime Geese fsslhsrs IN Beds. Bolsssrs,
Exoelent white CURED Hair Mattresses.
Do Parior, Cha be-. and Hal Cerpets.
Toilet Ssts Mirrors, Shuck aad Cotton Mattresses
Large lot Of BEDDING. consisting Of sesstify!
BLANKETS, Comforts. Qui.ts, Linen Sheets ard
Beds;eads washstands. Bureaus, Chairs,
COOKING, adiator. Hall. and Chamber Stoves,
Andirons Shovel and Tones, Fenderp and Fire
boards,
Diuinf Han, and Chsmber Tables,
Hsodseme plated Tee Set and Castors.
Silver Spoons, Lsdles, and Forks.
Ollcoth, Cocoa. aud Straw aStins,
China, Gsss, ana Crookery Ware,
Together with large and excellent assortment Of
Kitchen, Pantry, and Dairy wsrcs.
Terms 81 sale: All sums Under - cash; over
80, circuit OF 2. {. and months viii be given In
sll cAass notee must be satisfactorily endorsed,
beaIlng intersst, And made payable At soms bank
IL We desire 20 call particular sttennon 10 the
above sale. itl by far the most Interesting sale
tbat hss ever taken place IN this VICINITY.
Omr loness vii start for the eece Of sale on the
morning OF each day IT o'elock from the door Of
the Aucn0neert on 9Th street, reAr the avenue.
90 d,d w. a. c SalEAaSREY ssS sTEEstr; SSs,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07

IL Our enterprising neighoors, French
Richstein, send US copies Of the current numbers
for the week, Of the New York Ledger" and
" HarPer's weekly"-the latter containing capt.
tai picture Of the President elect F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07
spiri, of the Morning Press.


The Continuation has the following on the re-
suit of the election yesterday:
From the returns which have reached US we are
farred 70 THE lamentable conclusioa that A oraham
IJneolp has been elected President OF the United
states from the 4th Of next March We declare
This opfnion as TO the eventful result Of Yesterday
with sorrow which has no source in party defeat
The people OF the Northern States, by an. ap-
parentiy overwhelming majority. have rendered
their verdict on issue fully made up, and after
fuII deIfberation. and that verdict says that they
deny that fifteen states Of the Union are entitled
70 equality In the Union; and that the future
policy Of the Federal Government shall be based
on active deadly hostility to the South and her
Institutions What the effect Of that verdict,
immediate or ultimate, will be, we do not Intend
to prophesy. We see IN the Immediate future
gloom and storm, aad much to chill the heart Of
every patriot In the land. We can understand
the effect that win be produced In every southern
mind when he reads the news this morning.thst
he is now called on to decide for himself, his
children, and his children's children, wheehef pc
will submit tamely to the rule Of one elected on
account Of his hostility to him and his, or
he will make a struggle to defend his rights, his
Inheritance, and his honor. .tr-
The Iat,Higsnesr treats briefly upon the Terri
toriai question.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07
By A. GREEN, Auctionecr.

BY a. GKEEN, Auotonecr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
H TURF AT AUcTIoN-on FRIDAY, the ON an .
s'ant, shsl sell, ct 10 o'clock q m the r-ef-
dence 81 family decliniax h"nskeeplnE, No. SIS
west good assortment Of Furniture, VIZ
Mahogsny Sofa, Castor, Rocking, and Parlor
Chairs.
Do Marble top, Centre, Extension DINING.
Painted Wardrobe, Washstands. and Toilet sets
Gaze seat Chairs, fine Cottage Chamber sets,
Es.ther Reds, Beddint. Mattresres, and Bedstesds
China, Glass. and Crockery Ware,
Casters and Knives and Forks,
Thrse ply and other Car pets,
a large lot Of OIlcloth,
Window Shades, Lounge,
90 king and other Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c.
Terms At sale.
.7oe A. GREEN, Auot
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A. GREEN, Auot.
BY A. GREEN, Aucnonecr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN SQUARE
No. 46s, on IHs ISLAND, AT sUcTIoS.-oa
fRlDAl, November s.b, 1 shall sel, IN front Of
named handsome building lot, VIZ
Lots Nos s, T. 10; =, 2. and Is, in square No,
square feet OF ground isis rrrpsrty fronts on
so1th and streets, betwscp Sixth and seventh
streets west. snd will be sold IN lots 20 suit pur-
chasers, from Is 10 IS feet fronts
Terms: On- quarter cash balance ins Il. rs and
~ months, the purchaser % give notes or deferred
garments. bearing interest from day of sale. A
deed given and Q deed Of trust taken.
nos az A GREEN. Auot
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a. MT berry, the principal Chicago under
Iot me victims Of the Lady Elgin disaster.
slnce eied, himself, from overworh.
o ~ 3,sS9 hhds. leaf tobacco were received In
uIRI5S,n phe Ps'l'd'lphis police sa~e appeared in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-07
By CLEARY Il GREEN, Auchonesrs,
500 Nal sfrekf.
FUTURE DAYS.

By A. GREEN. AnctlOneer.
HARDWARE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
H ChRPxNrKRs'Asp BuILDkRs' Tools, a c &c
shsH sell IN froEt of my store at 10 O'Clock O. Pm,
large AID general assortment Of Builders HARD
wars and Tools. The tsde. builders and sunsa-
mars req sotfgly invited TO attend the "a e. as
a. the goods vi be sold without reserve.
Terms cask.
no sd A GREEN Auot
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OF fHE sfAfE Of yfesINIA
S o fa.sr,s sssia:i Jos 81 STs. 'o''''
HEATH & KNOWLES, Agents, -.
/, % S-h once, over Bsnk ofwashinstoa
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WASHINGTON SAVINGS BANK,
w SHY NINTH ST MAR PA. AVENUE.
PROFITS TO raE DEPosrroRs.
Opon to receive deposits from 10 to O'Clock.
Trustees,
James SSs fIas csii.tsn, gcSn 8 A ss1sih
Segrss Bans: WA. 6: Dsals;
JACOB GIDEON, Prcs,dent.
JOHN u. BARROW, Treasurer.
Thi. Institution will pay to the deposr,ors at the
rate Of four per cent per annum outof the Prot. Of
profits profits ssmenE such dePositors a. may be entitled
TRe Tfu.tess confidently claim IN, hearty %. IN.
eIsion and patro: a,e OF all who feel the need OF
safe depository for the earnings and savings of in
dusty AID economy. tstateshCon.D nol-Iw
FAMMILLhy SEWING MAcHLNEs:
" PlanteTs sesisG Msshnes,
Tr n SEEING MsSa M.::,,,.,
Tn. Ellrpn. and shuttle Loci .tscs s"i Hal Ss
chimes, at price: ranging from 30 70 Sleo
90 sssses' r.no, Store. M as =. .!.ns.
FhkS'h ! s tt!fhsHsl SSysEw BOOKS.
u "a. FoH lseo Asp lsel. ,,
AIphit:ctural. Chess, and Billiard Books, always
= Camille from the French Of Alexandra Dumas.
All the above works sent by mail free OF postage
Our usual discount given on all bound books
FRENCH & RIcHsTEIN,
Pos, oi Nc: I Re, =; avenue washinEso9; y g
MRs:x 4 EIsFE IN, HAIR yEwELRY,
such a. Brscslets, Earrings, Fob Chains, Fin
gsr-rlnss, Necklaces, Bresstpins, Guard Chains,
No. ss4 e, 'sE Fl sso ss 'rH s''
JUST REoF SEW s TS PAY .xTF TWO MORE
VIII He Flnd Her, oy Winter somsrton; limo,
Metkodism succe ssful and cause of ito suocess;
D ~ Ms II Is by MAIL n. D. d. LIZ D.; lano' ocss
D .nd 81 hrst class Toilet Ayuclss. fer sale q
sibBs,s VIZ: Bred: and Curl Mandatory, 9ls
.. svsnee, neaf iSth q. -. 90 Sun
ITO MUSIC TEAcHERs.-A larse lot of new
- Music. impaired IRON Europe; also, selections
made in person from eli the great pablisknE houses
er s'sss sio efa and asss ;ss H.e. Sss:
iof ~ Instruments now o4sTsa tST lssPsSt1Gsss
90 20 206 Pa ay. bet. etA and 10Th sea.
Co zsss 81 sEH sHsyH
Pfe.snss indaosmsnt; to al GLASSES sssS to Any
company, and lar sulerioi 70 most
% NJ; Ss: ssss i
NE sa!4s22ftL {; e s,s s e:
! = -" % e1sa,la4 srT e,e 49, as I n
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q t,ssss. Isvse e. 1ces A,afgy herftsx
.sgil sss1 AK gel-a Atls-
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DEMOCRATIC CoNGR EssIoNAL GAINs.-So far,
we have Information Of five Democratic gains Of
members Of Congress in the course of yesterdays
election-three in New York, one In New Jersey,
and one in Massachusetts, That is, Ward in
place Of Briggs, De Laplane In place Of Horace
F. Clark, and vibbard in place Of Clark B. Coch-
ran, in New York; Perry In place Of Pennington
in New Jersey; and Appleton in place Of Burlin-
game, in Massachusetts,. The Republicans, how
ever, claim BIS election by few votes.
LArRR.-Also, Corning In the Albany IN. W
district, in place of Reynolds, and a member in
place Of Haskins, Republican, from the West
chester district --
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An INFAMOUS OurRAsK.-We are very sure that
the respectable persons Of all parties in the Federal
Metropolis will unite In Indignantly deprecating
the cowardly and infamous attack, at midnight
last night, upon the building on Indiana avenue.
occupied a. the Republican party headquarters,
which, IL seems, was Perpetrated by gang Of
political rowdies who are said 10 have proceeded
from the headquarters Of the Democratic Jackson
Association Of this city, upon their reprehensble
Grand. The police by this time doubtless know
The names Of the most conspicuous as participants
In the outrage, and 1t 10 to be presumed that due
process Of law for their arrest 10 already in the
hands OF the officers. Their prompt and proper
punishment 10 called for BY every consideration
u 'naniiness, justice, decency, and the public
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FAMILY SEWING MACHISEs,.
l. hanufacturers' Sewing Machines,
.. Planters SewiSg Machines,
Tsilors' Sewing Machines.
Dressmakers Sew'g Machines
The Elliptic and Shuttle Lock stitch Sewing Ma
chimes, at price: ranging from 80 to Sloo
90 20-6feO Fancy Store. 3xS Pa ANAnuA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

81 o. do saes 81 so b5la c1usIDJa r. II 81 fGel =
De red Tar In good reqo,ft sd ha' Sdysnee'
90 bbls ., es sil :, .oasa.
OIfs-Lir SEED remsins csie. vith sDsl sales s5%3t
Crus Sperm smodfrssly active, glots sheb % ~
a. s. 90 do u 81 ard ~ DO II 81 - sAi W i,la
fair demand; ss Of $50 bb sosh sea It BE- ara Wv DPS
uIpp5ack AZ SIC. IS bbi. Lard Oil sold at sc c oh's
Oils sis qniei II "a 2t0S4 % iaits a1d phN
PROFESSIONALISM Pc martst more sTlye ana h.'eis
e fere,a, frm tho sales 1se bhs At se 15DtlS ~
for new Mesa AMI &i 80 fr Pine. Beef 10 without eseis
change and A. des ard sor the rade sales 4 80 oOs *
4s6 for try Mesa ssd 80 u for packed Mess ana
We sale Of 80 tcs Cragins Pline
Mas 10 arrive private terms BEEF Hams are quit
al2 Bscor aud Cut Neat and uonnSl Lird Is
Butter Il in air demand previous quotations Cheese dsu
RIcFThe market quiet and closes dull at % s9 - %
stexRsTh.re 1. more s,tiys demand Raw m.oly i9r
rnns and the kei is alss q go nnH Nuo a. "
5r IFS bids Porto Rico IL To- % hhd hei>io ~ flc a
sra boxes Havana private .eFins. , -. &, ~,
sPICES-Tlere has been c'Diideraole ~ ~
u,sstbs trsn,setob. conpr,g So es.es, iuc1dng ca N
voice per BoTneo, part II id42;i also EV' I'd Oh PA ~
ard 100 bags Pepper ct Sic, NOS. =. -. -, l..
sKIFs-Gcsi are quiet. peer arc "a ar cemano ano
are firm The spppy sn.il 's,.s Of 'N grey
at sCe cob ard about SO ths Para On pv'te tfhs.
SHOT are ftesiy q e. az for Dlop aod bncs.
SFEDs-rhe Inquiry &. fair for Clover -scfi rrar = NJ
plenty sles If Ola al dele, ssd new Iimv 80
l. selling ~ 90 for sYee and B3 O9 ~ GS Tor sn1I i
Roush Flax SEED n densud Il ~ 6Ja ~ on C9",a
Seed sislahe n 81 10 y "a sss % caeo.s iHnise' u
TALLOW-A fair den>nd for Pine for shp1ent and sHe
iisde; fa6s Of 2009 ID 81 ledloc.
WHISKY il 81 fair demand, AID Yres have de'neii sacs
Of 10 bills. et 2ad24ic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-17

A,r,es which xas .A.rly followed by biz 'inias ''e
po,,ou Catholic Churcb. Aiier silence Of mary
cor, Ia rsa,pss- AZ Dr. Ward, la's becsareron Dog
u aic Theol,gy at S.. EiHs,ds Seminary sDa anu"
Of an elaborate work intended TO cover The w"oi'
tent q Moral Theology the 6rst volume OF "nNa
"Oo Nature AMI Grace" -bay Just aOpesref, d'n'sea
u CARDINAL wisemap and marked By Ste same bohes.
in,repd;ly for truth with mach increased i'aniog a''
n.,yer. hat characterized his former book.
An The current tlleu, Of England sesms drawn 70
the periodical form of publcstou and runors are me
q, v,,,us new epterprises Of the sort 10 as. ton
story of tee cid jssbioued diDeDsions and syls o.
publications 20 ons-shng numbersl may ee espse'e"
from Dickens: his intina,es cay il will bs superior 20
"pickwick." Mr.. An'hspy Trollope'S new taies VIII
aprear in CosssPs Mpsfraied Family PGPcr COM
mereirg with "The Uoprotscted Female a. 'oe
pv,amidsv How much est or earnest j. involved ID
,Is pertion Of new Magazine g rival 70 TIE Corr
kN AID. ike IL, assuming a Geographical name, me
TfmsIe Der Magazine edited by Dir. G.. a. s4ia, ~
ia inpcs.ibIe to say bu. the report Is new euren'"
London.
DR. nu,can Forbss. ths celsbrs'e Oriental scholar
and Proies;or Of Kings Collage London, ms IN ms
History Of Che.s from the time OF the cary
Of the Game in India iii lie establishment "e''s"
and Central Europe" produced worK that may -
eontidered perfectly exhaustive on the or'2i.s VIE
fayotfe gsme. The title above given elbows tne 'ns''y
which Re adopts on the subject adverse TO the p'e's
sous of the Persians, the ecan Pslaredss, ana q"
other claimants. This hi,,ory OF the prosress"'
changes of the gsme til s present aspect was HAr'
il fol Of learning and interest.
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can almost be quoted as established a. y CEN. on
Sss'e and Government Stocks loans h''e been ire'y
made st 5 06 q cent. Paper is vishoui change, oa'
tie best class goes with gr,aer ease at the minimum
rates 6a6l T. cent. The aDnual statsneut oil 'ns
City Bank shows net earnings Of III y csrf. Inns s
one Of TIE best managed banks in the city. The sa'-
Treasury viii dsburse 500 900 Pohsb On lursday
reNt for Treasury Notes Gent TO Washington for re-
demp,ion. TIE trade balances With n,snDoriBg cine'
ART largely in favor Of Nse.YOrk, bat gold s MT
coming in any quantity excepting from Philadelphia
AZ meeting Of the B,aId Of Diree ora Of the Man
haitian Company yesterday James VI h'rri'on, 70
cashier, was VI aDnously elected President 70 M the
vacancy caused by the decsa.e OF Caleb 0. HaIs'ed
esq.
The annexed table gives the proportion Of specie 70
net deposits hl by the banks of this city The higo-
est carries 49, y cent, while eight are oslo" tos ~
y cent required by the recommendation OF the Clear
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