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Dlsassers In she Bn ha a, . :

We recesvcd from correspondent the f"sswsaa
' os ds.yrs a. Nassau Np fgs .ss %oa,h g Ass ,ss<
shipas,on tBr, found dee'ct cargo OF coal sa mae
BARK -9IFr1 rh a cargo Of coneo aud cotton vr-sxsS
ara;uaua; 3krt of causo sod at iungaa.
IRON ;. 's:o Win ~ sugar sasre s ~ rrcS S
Capt John WihaD of schr Susan. died OF yellow feysr
Mise-iIaneOus.
AsrcCar LLoyDs Supplement- foe Oct IL reAds eia
delivery M toe o0lccs oil the Association II all aud %
Broad streets. The thi. nsmber
Go. including s steamers bes'dos resurvess.
SuIp A. 1859 TONS built Al Nedfo~d IN fane
has been sold IN private terms
ThornssIo Mey sold by auction a, New Bedford soah
ut for Ss,. .soo to capt y Emerson OF York. Ne
BnrG HsRasr, treiericx- at Bosoa from CsrdepsH ~
which that she had board the cvew Of the 70
Ean,iboa' II II Hammond" coald no, unders,snl
witch, having besu wrecked.
5RS LrDit Co.'s fBr). At!. s) tins registrr buit ~
Norwsk CT IN tso hs. been purchased b. WaydsIi o.
o. this ciiy, ior about @2spn
Scan AAu woosss fro', with foil cargo Of .ugsr ass
Pr, aud became total loss Part os cargo saved
scnp JAass II CAI.s no tons. Tyeas old. vsi ssi y
Baltimore Ath nit for SJS.5.
sens " seows tnsv revenue cutter, sesa ss.6 -
auction Tor tsfD.
srHa PExpwoEs (nswl. A. ios toas has been ,eii ~
~ Sll0', cash.
Lcse lBry, l7s tous. A. bul, ia 1913 a stsssaa
ton CT has p-eu sold by auction at Sety0
sonr u, 1877 tons ouis in 1879 at New Ssuas~ck.
>, has been so'd On private terms
ScBa AZ Isl tons built IN isa5 ss Dsav-rs. aass AAs
been sold ~ SSnw
I.gsenso-;At sruu.wIcs. ,scea.y, brg rt,essaa y
o. California. intended tor that coast
The lo owing tzos gives summary OF the hs
and New Ocesu. A. IRON ssci % hss
ports:-
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r A r. r A G U T
Affairs I'm Mobile Bn v.

F0PJRaas MosROs. Oct !, 1894
The despatch Connertcot arrived last evening
with despAtcbes from Fort Morgan IA
being put IN condition tor strong defence
Tho enemy trying 90 place torpedoes tns caanas
above Fort Morgan.
TIE repor, that gunSaats the cay OF Mo-
bile is incorrect
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The Canadian Question.

sNdIANp's POSITION TOWARDS TIM coLoslsrs--
A oENRRAL CONFEDERATION AND CONTINUAL
DRILLING raH ONLY DErENcE AGAINST UNfrkD
arATss IrvAsIoN-0RgAr gaIrAIN NO MATCH FOR
from the London Times, Sept. 10.
Ths prospect of ovvrssce Ia She United ss.cs nasu.
rally draws attention TO the condition VI the countreg
which border that great federation. In the extreme
uncertainty which ovcrsnsdows the destiny Of the Amsr.
can the doubt 70 what may be the effect
upon the minds OF proud and now almost military
people OF their admitted failure TO smaller nstior
by force OF arms ask ourselves whether the resus
win be 70 disgust the public inad with that van ape
tits Tor military glory which has led ths
oatiou isto such uuexanpied calsmltiss, or
whether they will seek 70 svcnge ths discfcdis
e their asns asd oompsnsaie themselves for
tbeir recent lossss By the invasion OF neigh.
boring States TIE gscysoa rsmsntess for Assco ana
for Cssado and We have sndeavored 70 discharge or
duty by pointing out the necessity OF defence ano
deavoriag 70 arouse own osoby 70 sense ~ hs
dasger fhe Language we have hslA hes boss p ~ and
unforn, aad yet, though plain, uot such - CO da give
reasonable offence 70 say conmuni,y wh'ct fee's .
rcspess for itself and esturtss properly M duties and
~ responsibilities. Ws hoss satd dot Cr ada ienss %
ten reed sAs s.Ypoes lat ~ osss - ~ ts,sssos
Mr. se~0 ON ts esrvi bs AS ~ss6v W Aist W
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Sea- n n rder
dence. sc.
Collision

The steamer Electra. from New York Tor Providsncs,
c0ilided with unknown schooner a two O'Clock tnis
morning, bstweea Little Gull and Watch Hill Tne
steamer had her panks started at the steu and p nto
New Londsa leaking slghy. Her passengers we're for.
wasded By sn extra train The schooa kept % up sns
sound.
Richard Neville was murdered 10 ssh csty to-day W
blows and kicks rses'vSA erea two QoAsssNas ono q
vhem wns Gsss<sA
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Exchaa-s or Senator white, or Penn
sssSaats.

CHATTANOOGA Oct. l, 1884
Major White, OF the Sixty seventh Pennsylvania regi
ment, and 4 member OF the PennsyIvsnia Senate who
taken Irisonr fourteen months ago, arrived here
to-day. He exchanged by virtue OF special ar
rangement between Hood and Sherman and without the
ledge OF the Richmond authorities, who have here
tofc 70 refused to exchange him any terms
Brig. Gen. Wagner has taken command Of the Second
division OF the Tweneth corps in place Of Gen. New
ton has been ordered TO Key West.
The latest intelligence is that the main road between
Nashville and Atlanta has not beeu toacnod.
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LIVERPOOL ssaADsruvvs aAaxrr.
Measrs RichArdsos, spssce o.. aad Wake.edi ssn
Co report Aosr easer. Wheas partially decitesd ld
2d sales ~ %. Q g. 81. Tor obocs winter "a Vora
seays sal oeolloeA e.. ael sSes q u(8sA y -
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The Amgio- lie bel Fleet.

(rrom tho North British Mail, sept. IL
Messrs Jones, Qugean Co, OF Liverpool have lsfsiy
completed Colonel Lamb, steel paddle wheel steam
ship 118s tons old measurement She has been built
and lifted with engine power with view TO great speed
az a blockade On Tuesday she went on her trial
trip and teok the opportunity OF having two hours
race with the Isle OF steamer Douglas the fastest
boat yet known on the Mersey. 10 two hours and
minutes the Colonel Iamb beat the Douglas ny
about miles, BY log the ship ran sixteen aud three.
quarter knots, or about nineteen miles an hour.
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S H E r M A N.
FORESTS Dem mand fer the Sur
render Of Huntsville.
>-~>>~--~->~-N-~~~-~>~.--
OUR FORCES, ABLE TO HOLD qKE pLAcR
-. &c.. &c.

NASHVILLE Tenn Oct. Z, 1864.
Forrest with hs whole force, appeared besse Hunts-
vile this morning, and demanded ,s surrender. The
commanding officer, Colonel c. n. l.. Johnson, Of the
Twelfth indiana cavalry refused TO comply. There has
probably heavy lighting there 20 day but 10 fears
are entertained of its capture.
The total Union loss General Rousseor's expedition
IN killed and wounded rs eighty. eight.
large numbers OF rebels reported at Spring Hi
twelve mites beyond Frankiia. Tho lines cut a. that
place.
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pri,-. C.saed "a all LeGalizra Lot.
ieriss aus Information givsn. JACOB.
3lokers OaIcs. l75 BioAdway, Mt
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Arrivals a nd de pa rsuves.

GLASGOW Steamship Britannia Mrs Stout Msrgsrr, Pa.
tsrsou, N Patterson, Dck, T. Watt, no,gahouse
Mrs Thou Ison fsuiy John Mcdonald a Parviu. Mr.
Sarrccus Park and fann,Y Reid aud family, MIR NTH
aud family, Leo Mitchell Miss Nj c-r Mrs Armstrong
sntanI John g Andrews. Ms Audress, MT Todd,
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A. A6msr-b toau-drum. Why
wsr@ ti- coantsrteits o; PHALON'S MIGHT BLOOMING
CEKEJs ike Shsridan's Victorious Lesons Because
tney 0roae own early.
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Any P-rsoa stopping ~ 40 Cbatha ua
su,sre relic, frnm Ieaische, Joothschs or Neu
raj - rrr sfatts foss H. Lss wOLIOT1S instant Pain
Ann hgsor. Gurcs Caiarrh sold cv.rvwh.te
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Commercial Intelligence Per Peruvian.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON MON6f MAShkT.
FUNDS continue very HAT and heavy. Discount un.
demand moderate and tendency TO greater case
minites, The cotton failure at Hsvre Is that OF Mr. c.
Dose with heavy liabilities.
Sathert rthwartc's circulst says,-A large amount H
business IN untod States securities has been transacted
Indcr tho Juras nows they advanced u as bat on coz
siderable sales being made they reiapscd 20 dSS AN
Illinois Central shares al one time reeeded 20 oil. but
under lower exchanges from New York reached 50 Erie
sLar "a are unchanged.
LONDON CORN MARKUT.
The market is slow OF sale for English and loresn
wheat and spring corn and produce slightly lower Ths
supply OF oats fair and tho prices for all articles
upchsngsd from those OF Monday.
loNrOS PRODUCE MAaxEr
wheat declined Is ~. Sugar dull Cofes hfm. Yea
ou,et, but steady. Rice Arm. 1ailow dull.
sucar.-pricss steady, but the transactions are
few Conee IN net much wanted, but prices are steady
rsspubIic sales Of China are going slowly AZ former
rates. Rice-fhere few buyers. aod rsicss are
without change. ssitretre purchases are uining
ana rates are easier rslow Prices arc gAod Win
ts,r business
LIVERPOOL corrss MARxsr.
The OF cotton tor the week foot 80 900 bales
Ths very rrcsulsr and dull, and prices I'd
declinsd I'd. Id. for American and fkd. q Sd TOR
other descriptions. The sales 20 spccuators vere $50
halss 70 exporters 800 The safes tho day Of
tho sailing OF the steamer werc 00e haier The market
ccsiny unchssgsd. The Following ~s shs ansserissd
ouoaatous.--
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Rascnet.s'. issir Dyr-ahe Beat an the
Isruie-s oiabr instsnlsaoous The only perfect
dye so,d ~ all drpgsists Factory ~ Bsrcag sres.
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enc rv~wk,su Uarv

Drc,sius eaIoop ccr~sr Broadway and Der street.
spscfuy iafse4 ,hs sysssm 81 ssrneymec vorssx
% pee ocasaxo which heretofore vasA sope tssh
fscsss y cssSmsrs III oso--Sussce o. sssesu@. sd
hAsss the part os We wsstnsa ses ssee -
nea savsseA yisass.s nfy ss~ ssyssA sssA ''0es
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Political news unimpor,aat. soafss hesvy ana
lower. ReOtes OIL. pjc
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rne umms.n Question.
The Empire Of Mexico.

BRITISH RHpONN OF BAD TtDiN68 FOE THE FRENCH.
IFrom the North British Mail. Sept IL.
Tho American mail brings startling news from Mexico
the main feature 0t the intelligence iy jsfihes the
rumor lately put c4rcnsiion the likelihood OF
pleasant tdings II seems that, so FAR from the hexi-
being sbdued aud driven ont OF the ded. hcy can
s muster in force. IL In added that they have
able nlct series ~ disastrous defeats on tho
french and Algerian troops ~ho we're sent 10 orpose
them. The scene these encounters was Bfes, tao
state o. Guerrero. In four pitched battcs Is ssit.
the, defeated the strangers afterwards, ~ II n tho
of cruel revenge, putting their prscners To
death We shs.i sssafsdy hear mere OF this bustnsss
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ARREST FOR GRAND LARcRNY-Yesterday
and last night officers Tucker and Leach. Of
the Sixth ward, arrested Mary E. Neal, Mary
L. Holmes, and Pink jackson, Moses Black,
and James Evans, colored. on charge OF grand
larceny, and Ann Snowden for receiving the
stolen goods. Some time ago Louisa Riley and
N. p. Reed complained that their dwelling
had been entered and clothing to the value OF
SEQ stolen. Efforts were made to discover the
parties, which failed. Recently the officers got
a clue by discovering some Of the goods and
suspicion rested upon the prisoners, all OF
whom were arrested and locked up in the
station house to await an investigation OF the
evidence by Justice Thompson. small por-
tion Of the goods were recovered from Ann
Snowden and Pink Jackson.
LECTURE TOMORROW EvRNING.-The lee.
ture by the most Rev. Archbishop Spauiding,
which was postponed from the Seth Of Septem-
Der, will be delivered Tomorrow evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. 1t will be delivered for
the benefit OF st. Vincent de Paul's Society.
The subject will he ssPhilanthropy and Chari-
ty Compared" The Rev. Archbishop Is an
able lecturer. and the discourse Will be a very
instructive one. Tickets can be secured at the
book and drug stores and at the door.
ILLINOIS SOLDIERS ' oTR.-The following is
the vote of two battalions of Illinois troops at
Manassas Junction. they being disfranchised
by the Copperhead Legis lature Of Illinois:
Commissioned officers, for lincoln, IS; Nc
Clellan, none. Enlisted men, for Lincoln, 32c;
Mcclellan, ~. Doubtful, -.
ORPHAN ASYLUM FAIR.-Those who have
not yet visited the fair, corner of 10th and G.
streets, for the benefit Of st Vincent's Female
Orphan Asylum, should drop in during this
week and aid this laudable enterprise; the
ladies will entertain you well whilst among
them.
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FALL AND WINTER CL6THlNQ.
New Styles Superb Stock of Ovsrcoats. Dress,
and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, 30. &c.
We are now prepared to exhibit our stock Of Men
ssnce OF style variety and e1ceence of fabric and
faithfulness of manufacture, has not been sur
passed by any stock heretofore offered in this
market
Those in search of Clothing for Gentlemen's and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will ind
the right article on the m Dst reasonable terms.
Also, an extensive assortment Of Gentlemen g
Furnishing Goods, comprising everything neces-
sary for a complete outfit.
NOAH WALKER L CO.. ass Pa av.,
oc lO.8m* Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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DRuNKENSRss CrpRn

DRUNKENNESS CURED.
The inebriate may now bid defiance to the tempt
ing cup. DR.. Zane's antidote for strong drink is
a certain cure for drunkenness. 1t creates dis
like for strong drink, and can be administered
without the knowledge of the patient
Descriptive circulars sent to any address. For
sale by all respectable Druggists in the United
States and Csnsdas. Price 81 per box, or packages
of six boxes for SIS.
JOHN J. KRONER.
Wholesale gent, 4O3 Chestnut street,
PhiladeI phia, Pa
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KRoMxa's tUpHAx's) HAIR DYE.

fDty SSBfS q Dol.
Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Natural,
durable, BEAUTIFUL Warranted to please This ar
tcle has been thoroughly tested by DR.. Chiffon,
of New York. and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of
Philadelphia. Who pronounce It free from all poi
sonous ingredients, and the material composing it
will not injure the most delicate hair.
Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers
everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER, Sole Proprietor,
403 Chestnut Street,
PhiladelP hia. Pa.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

GEORGETOWN CORPORATION STOOK,-
" Those persons who may be disposed to pur-
chase Geol Retown Cor porstion Stock which bears
Al interest of six per cent. per annum, payable
quarterly, can obtain some BY applying to WIN.
LAIRD. Clerk of said Corporation. oc l-dtDl
TOWING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, by the
1 Potomac Tow Company's boats, "Potomao,"
Captains on board, or to
JOHN B. DAVIDSON,
N L. Water street. GEORGETOWN.
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GALE OF CONDEMNED OATS.
CHIEF QULlTERNAsfER's OFPIoI,
DHPer OF WASHINGTON, )
WAsHISGToH, d. c.. November 1, lS64.t
Win be sold at PUBLIC Auction At Seventh street
vember IL, E "a. at II ocloek a. m, quantity OF
condemned as unit fer use
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
Oats within FIVE 90 days from date Of sale.
Terms: Cash, IN Government funds ,nrp
Brigadier General and Chief On arterm sstsr.
nov Tilt d.. Depot of Washin gton.
GALL OF 0ONDEMNED QUARTERMAsrIR'B
Chief QnayIsrnpastsy's Oses, DspoI Of Was;nstos,l
Wsshington. .. O., October "a. 1854.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the Govern
ment Warehouse, situ ated on the square between
u and and s0th and 2lst streets. Washington, ID.
c., on FRIDAY, November IL, 1864. at 10 O'Clock
" " QUARTERMAsTER's STORES,
Axes, Carpenters .Toels, brushes, Brides.
Buch cts Saddles. Saddle Blankets Stable Broonis,
Stoves Saws, Shovels, Picks, Paulins. Hsltsfs,
Scrap Leather, Portable Forses, Knives. ana .
large lot Of Scrap Iron and Wagon Tire, &c.
win b. sola At foot az 18Th street. ohesa-
peste and Ohio Canal. Immediately after the com.
Petiop of the sale above referred TO- nuMSs5 or
Ambulances, Carts, Medical WAGONS, MetAiiie
WAGONS, WAGON Bodies Spring m AZ - .r,o.
=, Successful bidders will be re2umeu 70 HNmoss
the 6tores within Eve 80 days ron inc ss'e Oh
Terms cash, in aovsrnnsnt fand n6ucxpp.
Briesdier General and Chief Quartermestsr.
oc 81 IA - Depot Of Warrington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FALL AND WINTER CLsrI

No. AS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, MAR AZ street
New and Beautiful Ivory Sets at the Dollar Jew
elry Store, No. 43S Penna avenue, it,
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DE-. RAND'S SPECIFIC.

DIR. RAHD's SPECIFIC.
The Oldest and most reliable medicine for tn
cure of Spermatorhea, Seminal Weakness, Loss of
Power, &c. This medicine has stood the test eff
over thirty years, and has always proved success
DR.. Randy Specific is exhibited in the form Of
pills. made up entirely Of substances thst have
specific effect upon the generative organs. Most
persons associate the idea of operations upon the
bowels from taking any kind of pills. The Specific
of DR.. Rani Is not intended graduating n1edi-
cine. Its n sdical virtues are expended entirely
upon the npaired seneratve organs. The pills
are not pleasant to the taste, and many persons
msstica' them with irnpunfty before swallowing
them; fhich plan we would always commend as
atord ng the speediest way to get the eees of the
remety.
Pr e 81 per box, or six boxes for s.. Sold by
Dru .gists everywhere.
JOHN J. KRoMBR,
Wholesale Agent, 4O3 Chestnut street,
Philadel pbia, Pa
For sale in Washin gton by 8 O. FORD. corner
Pa. avenue and Eleventh street. au 3l-eoly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-10
DIED.,

~ On the 9Th instant. in her ed year, MATILDA
YATES. formerly at st Marv's county Md
Her funeral will take place from the re sidence OF
I. A Newman; Bank street. Geor getown. Thurs
day, at o'clock p In.
baltimore Sun please copyI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-10
pYJAs. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionsers

RY JAS. G. Meg UIRE CO., Auctioneers.
EFERB AR AT Def 18TH
i O'CLOCK at the Auction Rooms, We snail sell. Is
Canary. oldfnch, BuIl6nch,
Red Birds, Ring Doves, &c.
:, The property Of gentleman declining house
AfTs sR9mss cash.
nov 10 J. C. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
nUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE,
" FIRST DIVISION. WASHIEGToN CITY,
WIN be sold at public auction, to, the highest
bidder. at the time and places AIMED below, viz:
YORK, PENNSYLVANIA, THURSDAY, Novem.
LANCASTER, pEN rs II VII FRIDAY, No.
EAsroN, pENN isTHsi ri ,'S'' vRspAY. De.
cember !, 1864,
Two hundred Cavalry Horses at each place.
These Horses have been COL demnad as uRdt for
the cavalry service of the army.
lor road and farming purposes many good bar.
ga ms may be had.
Horses sold singly.
Sales TO commence at 10 o clock a. m.
Terms; Cash IN United S's MsS currency
Colonel in charge First Division q. NJ CO.
RY IhOs DOW LING. Auctionesr; Georgetown.
CHANCERY SALE.
psre S G S s T
and al. W. Parsons and o.. in equity, and dated
N9yemesr is6t; vii offer at aucton on WED
Georgetown. viz:
Part of Lots los. 90 and Of, in Beatty & Hawkins
Addition to Georgetown, fronting about ISL feet
on High street, near First street, improved by
two story Frame Building.
Immediately after the above
Part of Lot No. o, in Threlkeld'i Addition. at
the corner of Second and Lngan streets, fronting
about IS feet on the former. and 60 feet the lat
ter, improved by plastered or succeed two story
House.
Term of sale One third OF the purchase money
to be paid il cash; and the residue in two equal
insta'men at and u months with interest to be
secured by approved notes with reserved lien.
The terms Of sale must be complied with in one
week after sale. the property may be re-soid at
TIE risk and cost of the purchaser after weeks
nctice
ConveyanciDg and stamps at the purchasers
cost WALTER 8. cox. Trustee.
nov S-Staw3w Intel THOS. D0WLING, Auct