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November 3. 1864.
OgyIcR OF TIKI STREET CosNIssIoS.R,
n on lr..Huf.v
rTO CONTRACTORS.-Propo.aIs Enclosed il

INO CONTRACIORS.-P inclOSed IN
Il ssesied envelope, indorsed with tie TILE Of the work.
and name Of the bidder written thereon viii be
ceved this Occ until Monday, November a. 1864, at II
O'Clock
For regulating ard grading, &C. Nireteth street between
Ninlh.ovs.u ne and Br1sdway
For rcgus,in. and gradiu; curb gutter snd Tagging One
Hundred aud Twenty Orhtseet between Third aud Eighth
svenueA
For requesting AID grading Ninthvenue between Broad
way and VI ;hty sixth strcet
For eab snd gutter sad Tagging sIiysccond street, be
tween Ninth and Teuih avenues
For curb gat'er ND fgng Fifty second street, between
Seventh AND ~ s,,i avenues
FOR Filing sunken o,s biwecn Orc lred and Twenty
frs sni Ons Hundred and Twenty third streets and First.
avenue end Avenue a.
Rep iring outer end 4 Pier No. 81 North River.
Bulding Teud f0I Engine Company Nos.
Blank forms Of pop0sa together with tie sYeclGcetons
and Agreements Be obtained This oEce-Dstsd Street
Dep,T nent Nov Iogk November 3 1864.
CHARLES @. CORNELL
Street Commandment
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urn GOODS.
NEW SKIRT FOR 1884.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1884.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC lOR DOUBLED STEEL
J. T. l. J. o. WEST,
NO Oy CHAMBERS ST. EEWYOEk,
are the owner, o. tho Patent and Exclusive manuacture
OF thA
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL sPHiSo
SKIRT.
THU invention consists Of Duper Tor twol Elliptic Sleo
SPRINGS ingeniou.ly braided tightly and FIRMLY tog-the edge
70 edge making the toughest elastic flexible and durioe
Sprng ever used enabling the In consequence OF W
great elasticity and e1b-nsss TO place and fold the skin
when In easily and with the convenience sf
or muslin l. entirely obvists and sience the only oo
jectons Hoop Skirts viz tho annoyance 10 me Weafef az
the public especially In crowded assemblies esass
aosd church pew, in any crowded place from the
difficulty Of contracting them and occupying small space
l. entirely the difficulty while giving the ski' inc
usua full and ayunercs form. and The hghtest aud most
stylish and graceful appearance for tho street. opera prone
made or house dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure
comfort sn5 great convenience a. wearing the Duplex pc
Spring skirt ion single day will never sfterwnd Willingly
dspen vi the use Of them They are the best quaiT n
eyrrv part, by FOR the ghe,t durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made Merchant, will be supplied above
aud ladies' in frscsss retail stores IN TINS cry ana
throu shout the dihofei. Sate. 80, ,,,,,nrrc
rY- inquire FOR THE "DuPLEA ELLrliC
SPRING SKIRT
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financial.


THE NORTH AMERICAN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
TIE CITY OF NETWORK.
OFFICES NO. 81 WALL STREET
CAPITAL -. s1.25O,OO0.
$4,000 SHARES VALUE $40 EACH.
PsK'foxSr
NOAH L. WILSON
PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM r. ROELOFSON
rREAsUeEa,
FREDERICK SCHUCHARDT
SECRETARY
ARTHUR B. PROAL
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT or oHIo AND VIRGINIA morn,
tins
ISRAEL r. WATERS. MARKETS., Ohio
SUPERINTENDENT OF cRKsK pRoPxRrtls.
HERBERT KETTELL.
ATTORNEYS,
PLAT. GERARD BUCKLEY
SCHUCHARDT GERHARD.
rausrzEs
NOAH L. WILSON Prs,Isa. Of the Marietta and Cinsin
natl Railroad.
FREDERICK scHUcBAsDT, Of Me,,rs schuch,rd. +
Gerhard
J. P. GlRACD FOSTER. Of Me,r, Foster Thompson
WILLIAM r. ROEL0FsON. No 80 wslst.
HENRY MORGAN Of Messrs NJ Morgan's Sons
WILLIAM BELL. Of Abrsm Bells sons
WILLIAM II GCiON, Of Messss Williams Guion
DAVID GIBSON. ofM..rs David Gibson & Co., Cincia
natl, Ohio.
THOMAS T. C. BUCKLEY, Of Me,sr, Plat Gerrds
Buckley.
Tie property GA viii hi, Company "a organized. consists
o. Interests IT, tbs Kn.er Ocean Hammond, Painter, and
Lloyd we. on o Creek and the celebrated Reed well on
Cherry an in zee simple property Of thirty five acre.
adjoining the Read well on Cherry Run.
Til, producing Interest,", thus owned yield on tho sverass
from $50 to IT'S barrels Of oil day which will be shortly Ia
cres.ed by additions, w,l, sinking the property %
Cherry Run.
It ,o holds the fee simple Interest IN tho Reduy and SEQ
field farms Oh Dack Creek Washington county Ohio, con-
tanning 10 Of and portions Of which are now already
les.ed for oil purposes,
They ls,,ehoi inter ct, IN that neghborhood, ard
on Hushe. s,er Richie county. Va amounting to a9
acres.
The capital stock Represent. tie cost Of the above property
TO the Company AMI with tho exception Of 1850 shares s'
served for wosn, capital ha, a. been subscribed for at ten
dollars psr share.
Pamphlets containing flr description Of the property msy
be- had a. Ii, Offices Of the Company % Was,'ee or Of
M..ar, SCHCCHAaDr GEBHARD, Bankers, 81 Nassau
street.
FOR RESERVED SHARES APPLY TO VIM ,. ROE.
LoFsoN. 81 WALL-sTREET. OR TO FREDK- sCHu'
CHARDT, ESQ, TREASURER
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DIANO AGENCY. The undersigned offers
vi, services Agent purchase Pianos for residents
Of NewYo.k other places selecting them from the Manu-
factories which he the purchasers themselves viii prefer
I'll knowledge Of this instrument for many Years enables
him give entire satisfaction TO those that employ him. lie
also offers hs services Professor Of the instrument and
swing been the Instructor Of hs little daughter the well
known Miss TERESA CARRHSO, he ir X. he needs no iur
.r recommendation As 10 references he rive many
spcabe ones but Of them he considers sufficient that
Of the euinsn. artist L. NJ oOTTSCHALk
NJ A. CARRERO.
No liz 2d.av bet It'll and 8th.rtr New. YoII.
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.AZLETON BROTHERS,

H OVERsTRUNG GRAND, AND SQUARE
PfANO-FORrE JA&UFACTURER5t
No Prince fc doors west Of Broadway, Newly k
These Panol always received the first premium wheT
they have been exhibited written guaranty Tor hve
stcnfnns-es each FIanO.
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Corporation Notices.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, }
BUREAU or THE RECEIVER OF TAXRs,
M u Charrhars.sf

BUREAU OF TIE RECEIVER OF TAXES
No. 81 ChambeTs.st.
rCNO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby gived
l. ths, per cent viii be added the lsl day Of Deem
Der all remaining unpaid An additional per
viii be added tho 18th Of said Of December.
And al ming unpaid the lt day OF January
interest the Of Twelve per cent per unnun calculated
from The day tho Books received b. the Receiver Of
Taxes.
JOHN MURPHY Receiver
November g. 1864
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financial.
YNHE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF THE CITY or NETWORK.
OFFICE NO 81 CEDAR.sT. NEw.YosK.
CAPirAL'''''''''''''''''''' '"'''''"oS'VVV'VSO
20. 900 SHARES. PAR VALUE 500 EACH

TRUSTEES.
GEO. p BRADFORD, .,.New'York.
Hon ROGER AYERlLb..,..........,.. .Danbury, Conn
WILLARD PARKER, NJ .Hew.Yort.
ALANSON A. SUMNER..,,,.........'..... N. Y.
H. Il. BELDEN NJ D....,.........."........New York.
j. T. SANGER...
JAMES WADSW ORTIZ. New York
To oil acquainted with the Oil Region Of Western Penn
ylvania the of th, Company indicating Its locslty
i, significant Of ths great value Of its properties
There Is no better Oil Territory.
embraces interest. in zee and in more than Twenty pro
ducye wells and in Twelve others rapidly approaching
completion while tie further development Of Its largo unm
proved area viii early dy greatly increase ito product
We offer I. as permsnent dividend paying investment
limited amount OF this stock be obtained solely Of the
underlined a, $50 PER SHARE, BEING ONE HALF OF
IT'S PAR VALUE.
The declared dividend for the month per cent on its
entire capitol which purchasers within the month will be
entitled
JAMES NADSWORTH 4 CO,
N.uy
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i AND SCRIP FOR sALE.-Thc Subscriber

Il AND HIRIP FOR SAIt.-l ut ouuntIlUti
i having been appointed by the Surveyor General o.
Penn,, su. AGENT T. make ,rmens or the sale o.
tho scrip Tor Acres of Land granted ny the set o.
Congress Of 1904 this Commonwealth Tor TIE promotion o
Agriculture and tho Mechanc Ash. now otes the Scp io'
pub composition ,t.i.,.,
nv the Legiaure the support Of the Agricultural College
Of PcnnyvHna Il IL believed that no ssier Investment 81
money cn be made, In these IN eted times than IN "a
Scrip The Scrip may be- located NJ once or Il may De hed
without care ik Of LOSE the payment OF taxes o ocA
ton Al any future Capltaits c0plni-s by c-h-
hese and IN tracts may find rc ards Tor the en-
erpris- by orsepikilg settl, nru's upon theuL , =,
Each piece Of the Scrip for 100 acres and entities the
ho locate upon sny Government lands wch are open
10 private eutry. 49,, 60.
wealth and the scrip by assignment in blank under ne hand
and seal the Surveyor enea becomes simple and sure
,it. which may be sold and transferred By mere delivery
Offer t, scrip tho hghess bidder upon tho following
conditions:
l. The bil. must be by mail Otherwise 10 the sub,
Der Oh or before tho h day q November 1854 IN sealed
envelopes. marked Bids Tor Land Scrip with the ni name
yaf r;.nee st s pft a Zip nc 10 g ses, s
cents per sore. on the terms advertised" tSgued.l
The bid. will be- opened aud garded Al the Once OF the
Surveyor General IN HabuTeh In presence o. The Governor
General and Auditor General Oh tie hrs day Ode
Bid en- only be received for eO muiipe' Of
that number. 80.
J. One quarter Of tie price mus. be paid within ten day.
after the notice Of the acceptance ofhr bid a be deposited
iu the Office and the balance delivery of the scrip In
twenty days At tie Office OF the Surveyor General
s. The II zht 70 decline any al BIDS 4 reserved.
WM III. ALLEN,
No. 252 Pine st.. Philadelphia
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Jason & HAMLIN respectfully announc

MASON 81 HAMLIN respectfully announce
Va that they have completed tho occupation Of their
greatly enlarged factory and effected other geua for
The large Of their manufacturing facilities They
therefore confidently 20 DO able henceoTword to supply
orders for their CABINET ORGANS promptly without ,st IN
convenient delay to which purchasers been subjected
om tie fac, that for than year past they have been
continually several hundred instruments behind orders An
assortment styles 10 5000 each, may DO found
al their New York Ma-crooms MerceI-street
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
Dwarsnted manufacture Also solid Chestnut aud Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental a. H. r. tAHRlNO
TONS 3os Csnai.st opposite Wooster Established l643
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The beet assortment of ENAMELED FURNITURE, In
oil color. and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Ona
mental in Suites Wholesale aud Retail Also Mattresses
and Psllissses MAkREN WARD, No. III Canal st.
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Drniistrp.

CERTIFICATE No. ,4aG.-Having had one
~ to 81 e.s,cted ~itheoi pain ~ Or j. JAY yItIERs
No is Grand st. two blocks from Brosiwey che fully
eomsen5 him 20 tsoss .nF>sin: with toothsehe. W j.
STANTON. Ee~ Bowsry fhssts,.
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1 REMARKABLE NEW WORK.
TIE SUPPRESSED BOOK ABOUT SLAVERY.

Ofa the books whh have been written On Tie vrxsd ana
vering question Of slavery none is better worn reading IN n
that which bcin road by Thousands Of Tie people o.
the United States.
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Nlatbinerp.

DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
IN WHEELS
Competent employed TO measure streams, make
pisns, and put In fumes wheels AID gazing
TALBOT 4 UNDERHlLL. 10 Piosiway, EewYork
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& SONS, GOLD MEDAL

CIEINWAY q SUNS UOID MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS considered
tie brst In Europe well this country having received the
rst Prize Medal st the Worlds Exhibition in London 1867
The principal reason why the Steinvs Pianos superior
70 al others is that tho firm il composed Of hye practical
piano oro father and four son who invent all their
own and under whose personal snporvision
every Of tho instrument msnuactured Narerooms
Nos II and 70 East Four,eenh between Union Square and
fryfrz Plscs New.Yort.
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VNHE CELEBRATED PIANOS of j. a. @.
FISHER, the most reliable Pianos made with the beat
modern improvements wholesale and retail at moderate
prices, Nos. l, 3D. 2l5, 24 2s Twenty eishths near
Ninih-ays
LIMITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
" No. "a WALKER-ST., NewYorh.
Our Company being composed entirely OF superior
wokmen We enabled 70 produce perfect Piano
Ports THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
Every In,run emit guaranteed for Five Year,.
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o. 000 70 $500, on Easy Term; o,
~ ,VnJ,c si.,iool s-sntirs nr.nsi.o, Al good
vi-bo,h now fl and 70 be so conveyed one large ce,
CANT uesIly new and in pretty good condition for mixed
oo OF 40 10 500 pupils The other smaeT urst rev, and
in M. rats order for family OF OF 10 adults and 81 boarding
school boy built erpTey loI tis purpose and fonafssby
convenient Tie former n y \. state tho s,i9. In Con.
nercu, Enerpsns Teachers. aspirins TO indcPsndence
should look these openings Inquire Of j. A. NASH, No
Beekm,u-st., y. Y.
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Chances for Dueiness Ulen.

GROCERY FOR SALE.-One of the Best
" sand, IN BROOKLYN now doing = bu.inss. Of
SIS 900 a wear Address Box No 2J4 Brooklyn !. o.
CTEAMBOAT FOR SALE OR CHARTER.
- Length l6 feet on deck by % fe beam an B. feet
hold Beam fngue 40iuch cylinder and feet ssTohe about
months old aud hitsd ~ very couI es manncr II dsy
passenger boat. Apply 70 c. ". COPELAND,
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DRISONERS OF WAR. - The Wives or
widowed Nof o. of Prisoner 0f W'f receive their
bs.k pay tycu'iIng on. addressing witt letters
EhONN i SHELDON, NC. Park place.
SUBSTITU rES and RECRUITS Furnished
u anticipation G.. tie Next Draft Substitutes for one
wear +sU. fvo yrars n:ad. three we're 700 Recruiil
~ i town quota. Dr tio' yrafsi t"N Application should
be mie immediately by nai OF oerws" ior men At above
10 United states trrniti and subaiiile Agency No.
20 EToaiway, Room No. =.
FI'O ARMY OFFICERS We have facilities,
! throIsi experienced gentleman 10 Wellington. 10
complete cffrcot aui make cut property Reforms for Ord
nance. Clotlns Camp and Oarro EqmPaEe also " settle
accounts and .i.ius Terms lc -onahi.
BROWN SHELDON. No. Perk place
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Sen. By m. rrepaii On receIrt O le -. 0roeSed
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atlnsieai gnsirumcnts

CORTY PIANOS. MELODEONS, and CAB
4 met ORGANS, at wholesale u retail New octave
Pianos or $50 Second hand Pianos ct great bar aims price,
from $50 20 500 Al tie above instruments TO LET, and
Iea, allowed L purchased Monthly payments received for
the sane. 1000 sheet, Of Music tle so!ed al ], cents
rer pare Casf osid for second.hsud Pianos
HORACE WATERS No. 49l Broadway n Y
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EiuanciaI.
Sales bn Auetioh.


A. ". MFRwIS. Auctioneer 90, :,
ny BANGS, NERWIN Il Co., Nos. O9a ana
ID COG Rrosd@sy cor Of 4thsi.-Sales Of Books, pa
on.ry Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy Good' FURNITURE. &c
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 4?5
ID B'vav noary opposite ST Nicholas Hotel OEo A. Lta
WITT A1ctioneel. bY j. L. Cooley ConHnments 'ono"o
HARDWARE TRADE SALES and AUC'
i'O' No IS BEEKMANsT. ,,,
7 r UALSFY & co. ATCTIONEERS. Will SELL
THIS DAY. FRIDAY, Nov. H. az ioi O'CLOCK
AT THE AUCTION ROOMS
IARDWARF, CUTLERY, SKATES.
PLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, .rp,r,rs
In lots to suit city aud country buyeu
ALSO, 49,.
4 RETAILERS STOCK OF GENERAL HARD"A AXE
Catalogues ready early morning 81 sale
T. H. DRAPER Aucioneer
IOUN II. DRAPER " Co.
~ WILL SELL,
AT THEIR SALkSROOMS.
No. ~ PINE-SF., -
On WEDNESDAY,, Nov 10, 1851,
All O'Clock a. n',,.... ,,o.n,
the follow ing fovo brands Of Genuine HAVANA CIGARS
70 900 La Rosa de- Cuba Conci,.'
30 900 Clayr d. Sau'a.) d" COnchs."
500 brcvls CLgls
loco londrrs
COCO PTcnssd1s Flor.
800 Regsl, Britain ca
Sample. OF above msy be d. tho Office OF the Aue-
tom
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HOUSE FOR SALE.-A very fine HOUSE
"a Thihy.e ghth ct, Lexington ave. Apply 10 a.
j. BLEECKER, son Co, No. = CodaItt
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EDUCATIONAL and GENERAL AGENCf
FOR Sr,ppI,YISd TEACHERS.
FOR EMpLOYERsANDE EMPLOYEES

Heads o. commercial manufacturing and other business e.
sb,hHen.. lte supplied with Boo.keepers CLERKS Agents
Copy.t, Jaui.o, Porter Apprentices and Office Running
Boys by similar pfocoitha. Of bringing the parties so
ained with each other also Farmers and others in the
country by sending suitable Laborer Gardeners Co'cmen
Domcs,ic, &c. order with special instruction for the pun
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THE SUPPRESSED BOOK ABOUT SLAVERY


PART TThines Past and Preseut-fog - Negro hes been
Tressd-The Unfortunate sons Of Ham as Savcs-Com-
n,ercis snd Union saving OBJ diogCe ~ e'eiy-4ne III
perous Demands of the Slave Power 49,.
Auction" Busiues.-C ganss-and tie Separation o.
Families
PART III Slave Lite the Plauts'iou-The Blr5asms
OF the Insttutiou-Stripos, Chains and Ior'urr-.
PART N-Slsve Education aud Rel son-l so.snce Of the
Bave Region-Muz1iLg the rrrss and Margrs tie Bible
PART V.-Donesiic Anuscents ia the slave Ntecst Hs'
tyes aud Boodhouuds-iiuu.ms Runaway Ns:ess lie
Sorug Lost Propertys
PARr VI-The slave Power Advanc in-O-tend Cuba md
Kansas-Slsyefy 10 Reign supreme in AM .ics: =.
APPKNDIx -Colofpholia in Free N-ees-lIe rev 'Ill'
cious Trimmer. DD.-Domesc and Foreign slave irAae-
Dough face Religion.
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Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE or EXCHANGE for BROOkLNN
i PROPERTY, or Farm valuable property a. Elizabeth
A,o 20 acre farm for sale GEO r. JAQES. l3l Broadv ~
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PURCHASING AND FORWARDING

Al book, ordered for school use or family reading are
promptly mailed expressed reo receipt OF retail price
aud other srss for families schools at little or no expense
TO lie purchaser Beyond the retail price in this city Balance
# advanced cash any always returned with the article or
j,Iei
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OR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-28
Buffers Last Order.

We published yesterday General Butter 9
ordor directing SIT persons over sixteen years OF
age. who do not take an oath OF aLgee1ance 20
the IT. s. government by the 18th OF Oe5ooer'
= ba sent outside his lines. La letter Of m
structionc to the several Provost Aarsfaa's, ne
saws - You are. hereby eojolned TO ascertain
Tor yourselves, with reasonable certainty, that
each party who takes the oath OF allegiance
does Il from a conscientious desire tuas pea'e
shall he restored, and the nationa4 au5hoflty
established over ali. and tor 10 other reason.
AnV vel! grounded suspicion that.the party &c.
s;r;ng.f1 take the oath does It TOR the purpose
Of obtaining any benefit or protection 1fotn
rhe Tinted States Government, without at the
no lime Welding loval obedience from TIE
heart 70 the said Government, Will prevent me
oath from being administered AID the apDI
cant be sent across the lines:
Gold, il New I ork. Yesterday, closed at
200. The New York Express Of. YESTERDAY
evening says:-'s'FIla Cold market opened.
with increased firnness this inoraing and rose
sos per cent. from the closing rate Of last
evening. Towards noon, however; the price
fell off 2GD3 per cent. upon the revival CT 5he
Georgia Peace story. This rumol always tnrns
IN when there is nothing else to Dear the mar.
ket. and has become q standing scare crow.
The following is the translation OF an article
from the Memorial Diplomatique, Of August
28:-s:I is certain that the government at
Washington will recognize the Mexican Em7
Dire. But Mr., Lincoln fearing that those
who arr opposed to hin in politics may use
this recognition against him In the election,
has madifested an intention not to accredlt
Minister from the United States to the llmpe
ror Of Mexico until the election for the Presl-
dency"
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& {! + E, i .

MEL SHAY.
MERCHANT TAILOR
AVING taken the stand formerly 2ccu-
I I pied by W & A. Murray, No. -; y ORTIZ
Fairfax street, is prepared TO till 81 orders 90
,,to+;o, &c his 1,re6ecessOrs dec a--tt
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co 4 L Q l.:
7,7nc,rH rrT1 = p4T7 90 4 :, OF i y

~xrnAprs,f : ! !, r + : BEsT OOAL OIL ~
m CITY, by The barrel: OF at retail. Pr
as os 5ow or loner A,0zs Sha 5oeoss5qu T zl'Ey
ahe'1 'sS'1'o No. Is F}oyAl est.
wi sre. can be had L,u1ps, Chin nles, W ::
s-rerry rarietv Of STYLE togeG1e g. with general
ss95S 1ts Of Gas and steam Fixtures Chan
de};ers Pendants. Brackets. Drop lights GLASS
Gobes, Parar Shades, &c, Of ali the new sty 81,
and l>eautitlsl pat G1ns,' at prices to please.
Gas Fitting Alterations ana D a nsecIs''''s
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer To-
sale. Ioy 49,
, 1864-02-17

Reported Murder Of Dr. LIvInzstoue

It is reported that Dr.. Livingstone, the
African explorer, llas been murdered by the
natives on Lake Nyassa, a letter published
In the English papers, dated at the Cape on
the 2lst Of December, says:
The doctor, aftcr the receipt Of the news of
bis recall. had started for Lake Nyassa, tak-
Ing with him five Makolochns but no Euro
peans. Unfortunately, after gaining the
Upper Shire, the boat--their only means of
conveyaEce-was lost over one of the cata-
racts with which the river abounds, and they
were compelled to continue their Journey on
foot. 1t was. on the 14th Of July that the
doctor commenced bis unhappy Journey:
aud from the time of the occurrence men
toned above, until the 5th Of November,
nothing more was heard OF him. On that
day the Governor OF Quillimane received q
letter from the Governor Of Soma, stating
that the doctor and his companions had met
their death at the hands sof the natives on
Lake Nyassa. 49, -:
The same, correspondent, hswcyer, adds
Although The account of the horrible trage-
dy bears all the impress Of authenticity.
gladly seize upon rumor which il carrent,
to the elect fhat tho doctor, although badly
wounded is not yet dead.
Tho London 1Neneum elites Sir Roderick
MuIclleon es authority for doubling the re-
Fort Of DR.. liringstone's DEATH It says
hoping that this news vas untruc-an opin-
lon which is supported by the great authorl-:
ty OF Sir Roderick Murchisou. DR.. Living
stone is said to have been wounded in the
foot and his companions 10 have been killed.
A subsequent dispatch spoke Of massacre Of
the Whole pnrtJ; but this Is probably m ex-
nEge1ntca version Of the first report.