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Further Particulars Of the Capture Of the
Pirate Florida.

Pirate Florida.
The Boston Traveller of Tuesday evening
says:
We have been enabled to obtain some ad-
ditiona al details in regard to the capture of the
pirate Florida, in the port Of Bahia, by the
Wachusett .,a - go
GAS heretofore stated, the capture Of the
Florida was effected at o'clock on the morn.
ing OF the 9TH of October In the harbor OF b.
hia, and close up to the city. The surprise
was the most complete imaginable The of.
fcers OF the rebel craft seemed to entertain no
tear Of danger from the Wachusett, and every
thing about the ship was as still and silent as
on board q merchantmen $50 a
"Capt Collins aimed to strike the Florida
amidships, but hit her on the quarter. Tn
prepared as they were, the officer In command
OF the Florida had no alternative but surren-
der. In the excitement of the occasion some
pistols were discharged. and two fnns acct
dentally fired from the Wachnsett. They may
have struck somewhere in the city, Is the
Brazilian Admiral came alongside and er-
dered them to deeist firing. Three men OF the
Wachusett were slightly wounded, probably,
accidentally as the prisoners from the Florida
declare that not q shot was flred by them. iauL
c"They also say that Capt Norris the com.
mander, Wits on board the Florida when the
Waohnsett attacked her, and that he jumped
into dingy lying alongside. and, escaped, TO
the shore, which was only two hundred yards
of. GO = H0sHHGt . II
"Half an hour after the capture Of the Flor
When the day bpeke CaptAino 0oiAns saW a
side wheel steamer towing q Bfaztnan men- OF
war out OF Bahia, bnt he put, on aiisatt sue g
full head of steam, and was soon out OF signt,
and the chance OF interruption.
THE Florida Is well-built vessei OF ABOUT
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FURTHER BY THE AFRICA.

The Confederate ship, Southern Rights, from
Rangoon, had arrived at London with a valu-
able cargo. She passed in sight Of the United
States stesmers Niagara and Sacramento. OF
Deal under English colors.
The trial Of Muller had been extended over
the 9th and 29th OF October, and it was doubt
the 29th, when the Africa left Liverpool.
Inc evidence for the prosecution had been
concluded and the counsel for the defence had
spoken. He commended that there was no evi.
dence 10 convict the prisoner, but did not at
tempt to prove an abb. The trial excited great
interest.
The Morning Post says: $50 far from the
rumors OF dissolution Of Parliament being
true, the Ministers are DESTROYS Of postponiug
Its dissolution On to the EXTREMIST limits Of the
term for which the members have been elect
ed"
The distinguished Russian General Todle.
ben had visited Woolwich, where he was re.
ceived with military honors and witnessed the
testing Of G0apounder Blakely gun, Intended
Tor the Russian Government
LIVERPOOL. Oct. %, p. m.-The political
news is uniznportant. The Paris Bourse is
steady. Rentes closed at 54f. 55c. The Danish
RIgsrad meets on the eth Of November for the
purpose of ratifying the treaty OF peace.
The Chinas news had little effect on the
market. Later in the day, however, it trans.
pired that the Manchester Examiner had ex-
elusive news, via Cape Race, OF Sheridan's
defeat of Longstreet On the 18th. The imme-
diate effecs OF which was a material decline in
the Confederate loan, but it was too Late to in.
fuence tie other markets.
Evidence was addnced on Muller's trial to
show that he called at house of ill-fame,
some miles from the scene of the murder, on
the evening in question, and an effort was
made to show from his movements on that
evening that he could not have been in the
train with Briggs.
The evidence, however, was not conclusive,
and late in the afternoon the Jury returned
verdict OF guilty, and the Judge passed the
death sentence, without the slightest hope of
repsieve. ......
The improved tone in commercial circles
continues and money grows easier. Failures,
however, continue to be announced. The
funds to-day are rather weaker and slightly
declined.
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LOST AND FOUND.

F FHisiy ,.o gs u s :ss
Ts. aa vi. ss gwen sR + :.
I OsT-On Thursday. 10th, pair of GOLD SPEC.
X street. Any one fnding them will please leave
them at S26 9Th street, and receive the thanks OF
SZU tair ing sbcnt sisO. on Wed nesday after
and lsl Water st. Georgetown. Apply water
TO IHF doK T SS rhE s
Ei1S s'
EtTRAY--Fognd trespassiug "a the promises of
coS sa an r ehT rec
LIAaas. near TennaIIytoxn. D g: nov lo,at =
STRAYED AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER.
.h Paris, hsck and tan terrier DOG
jaw in front. reward Will be given for him, OF
information where he 81 TH6 b fosp Max FEWER
nov LOST on street, bet. 19tn and 9)th
T7AKEN CP-A sORREL HORSE, about four
L teen hands. With name cropped of short: Had
SMILEY blanket; INQUIRE Of W. B. soHENoks..
STkAtYED Or STOLEN "A = s@ a red COW.
warded. l.. Y. WORTH NGTON
nov ST. Grocery, corner 9Th and NJ SIS.
I OsT-On Tuesday evening, at Ford's Theater,
IL or between there and ~ street, on the avenue.
circular GOLD PIN, with coral rose. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at the Star
Office. nav9.3
STRAYED-One BULL, two years old, brindIe
- and white, with large star in face. Any infor-
nation of BIS whereabouts will be suitably reward.
ed. by leaving word at EVENS' Saloon, G st. ns St.
c. REWARD.-Lost, on Saturday . BOOK con-
G.I tanning surveys of lots in this city. The
abeye reward will be paid at the Star off ce, pre-
nov s-3t VIM. FORSYTH, City Surveyor.
CO., REWARD-Stolen, on the night Of the 9TH
m Z.(Novembec, one set of silver plated SINGLE
HARNESS. The above reward will be given by
sppl,ipg at Dr. GREG SONS Stables, on D. near
l4th street nov 8.3t+
7 OST BULL.-S5 reward will be paid for the re.
] 4 cevery of three yearold white and yellow
BULL. that strayed from Thos. Bla gdeu's farm, on
the Piney Branch road. November 1st Informa.
ton about him may be given at Rom No O.
Spadire's new buildings, 81 7th street, or to W,
Z. JONES. at said farm. nov 8-3t*
TAMB TO THE eUBSCRIBER, on the .0th DC
" tober, one small black BUFFALO COW; also,
on the 10Th Of June. one red and white horned
COW. The owner or owners viii please come for.
ration of thirty days to pay & penses;
no 8 St" Piney Branch Road. back Race Track.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Large Union Majorities in Chester and
Delaware Counties.
WEST CHESTER. Nov. 9 Nearly II Of Ches-
ter county has been heard from, and indie ates
a Union majority OF 2,34O; Delaware county ,
over 1,5uO MAJORITY, making in all about 1000
majority in the seventh district This is q
Union gain over October of about 900.
John Hickman and some Of his admirers re-
fused TO vote at all; but notwiths landing his
assaults on Mr.. Lincoln, an eff cient can vass of
the county by W. E. Barber, chairman of the
county committee, and we increased our vote
IN nearly every township in the district.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 9.-The election was the
most quiet known tor years. The Union Press
IAincoln organ) estimates McClellan's major
lty In Kentucky at 5000 to $4,000. The Jour.
nal (Democranc) claims $4,000 for him. The
vote was very light.
The Anzieger (Democratic) claims 5O,OOO ma
Jority for Mcclellan; the returns are meager,
and the remote counties not being heard from
1t is almost impossible to form a decided con-
Clusion.
The military situation at Chattanooga is un-
changed.
MAINE.
PORTLAND. Nov. 9.-One hundred and eleven
towns gave Lincoln 29,796; Mcclellan 1875,
showing Union gain Of 74 on the Septem Der
election. The same proportion throughout the
STATE will give Lincoln about 5000 majority.
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A VERY JNCoMFoRTABLR MARKKT.-A visit
to the temporary market place this morning
was sufficient to prove the Justice Of the corn
plants of citizens. Immediately after the
shower OF rain a torrent OF water was pouring
from every outlet Of the place, which passed
away, leaving old footways covered with a
Shiny n I'd, through which the market. goers,
male and female. were obliged to trudge to OBJ
tain supplies For the benefit OF the ladies, If
not for the gentlemen, who attend the market,
plank footways ought to be laid in front Of the
designed for use during the approaching win
ter. s-rW --.Fe t-.F ar-... mi
THB NEW MARKET-The side walks OF the
new market are rearly completed to the height
OF the first.story, bat the building will not
probably be made ready for occupation before
the spring, even if such an event is designed.
The work progresses gradually, and If the in
terror work corresponds with that OF the ma.
sons and bricklayers, it will be q very neat
and substantial building, .
THE BUTCHER MovRAfRNT.-The butchers,
who from the first propositions to build the
adopted by the 0orporation, have an idea Of
setting up q market independent Of the Cor.
poration. 1t is said that they have agreed 70
purchase the entire warehouse p rope, NJ .9e
Vanderwerken, for $4,000. The sale has not
been perfected a. yet but viii be IN few
days. They dessEn TO Improve the entire
dious marSet what the result Of tue under
taxing will he, remains to be seen. It was
currently rumored this morning that the sale
had been consunamated, but this we were I'M.
sAnRssrsp on SUsPIcioN.--Yesterd morn
ing Mre. Key ser, vie of the proprietors OF
Union Hotel, supplied the steward with fpads
to market with, hat left her pocket book on 4
table after sending The steward away. The
ipock.tbook And contents were ,oond acafed hy
some one who happened to- pass through the
ROOM Suspicion rested on John Jones and
David Parker. two servants. who Msrsarrest-
ed by lonndsman Lipscomb and taksn .hefore
Justice Bucket, hot nothing twas elected to
prove that either OF them had taken the pocket
book, and 10Th Were dism Used. 7gdrs3aeo edF
-OANALShbtater rains haye BEEN Of advau
tage to the canal, and the water IL at its aver
age depth. The detention Of many boats by
those running them going home TO vote, gives
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by BROKER L BELLEw, Auctionsers
ID No. $40 north 9TH street, bet. I and K

Sales EyERY ETENING, commencing at 6h
Hosiery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Perfumery,
Stationery, fne Gilt Albums, Pictures, &C., &c.
Out door sales attic AIDED to On the most reason
able terms oonsIg amepfs fespsStfqitX SQUEEZED
nR. T. FRAY3HR, DENTIST, TENDERS
lie, and viii give his undivided attention6 ~
to the treatment of all Diseases of the
Teeth. Teeth inser ted from one to an entire set.
at the shortest notice, with little or pain. Gall
early and that your teeth are secured from the
ravaees of disease.
No charge made for examination or professional
ONCE No. 4as Seventh st. nov Io-2w.
'VHIS rs 70 GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court of
letters Of administration the personal estate Of
John II McKenna, late Of Baltimore, MARYLAND.
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased. hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
Ter, on or before the 5th day November next; they
may otherwise, by law, be excluded from all Bone
FITS ofthe said estate.
Given under my hand this 5th day of November,
1864 ,o,,. FRANCIS L. MeKhNNA.
DROPOsAbs win be received bv Tie Levy Court
sn Of ssa Until
ipsts at. for the 0radir sIa CrSSs inng q q nsy
road cunning from the Rock Creek Church Road.
whsi is called Sanders Hill, according to the plat
and y1ecifcations ON file in said Clerks Office.
The Superintendent of Highways will be on the
proposed road on Thursday and Friday, the 10th
and nth nstants, from to O'Clock p. m, to give
T B0UDIN0T,
vlO2tr Superintendent of Highways.
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The u. s. Gunboat Sassacus Chases YES
sci Supposed to be the Tallahassee

FORTRESS MONROE, Nov. 9-The U. S. gun
boat Sassaeus, which has been in search OF the
rebel privateer Tallahassee since the ith in.
slant, arrived in Hampton Roads to. day, and
reported that she fell in with a suspicious
steamer on the 5th instant, which was believed
to be the Tallahassee. Chase was Immediately
given, and Kept up until darkness set In and
put the steamer out OF sight. On the following
morning she was again discovered ahead
tinued during the day. At one time the vessels
were five miles apart, when the stranger light
ened ship and kept steadily on her course,
when darkness again set in and rendered the
pursuit useless. When lost sight of she was
inside our blockadng fleet off Wilmington, and
probably she will be stopped.
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PERSONAL.

I HAVE ATTENDED WHEN MRS. SARAH
L WESTERBEKGER was acting as ladies nurse.
and l consider her rs attentive and anxious to
please as any other nurse that know Of Her
residence is On l4th street. 4s6, between and E.
L. MECHAUL.
Georgetown, D. c., Nov. 8, 1864. no 9-3ts
- trologer No. 362 street. between 9th aud
10Th streets who, gives fnl! and tho ough infor.
and in regard to Health, Wealth aud Marriage,
Love Affairs Journeys. Law suits, Absent Friends,
Sickness and Death. Dr. Backer can be consulted
from in the Morning till in the Evening.
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six hundred tons, but she Is little over half the
size, and not half the strength Of the Alabama
The Kearsarge has spent some time in cruising
after her, and had she gone down on the east
ern side Of the Atlantic, instead OF beating up
against the trade winds, she would have in
tercepted the pirate and captured her, which
would have been very pretty sequel to the
Alabama affair"
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FREEDMAN's BUREAU IN BALTIMORE
Major General Wallace yesterday issued an
order creating a freedman's bureau for the
Middle Department., induced by certain par
ties IN Maryland intending to obstruct the car
rying out the emancipation provisions OF the
new constitution of that State. The General
declares all slaves In the Middle Department
free and places them under military protec-
ton until the Legislature shall pass such laws
as wall cover the case. Major VIM. +. Esta
has been appointed to take charge Of the mat
ter, and has taken possession Of the MARYLAND
Club House. which is by order named nFreed-
mans Rest" where all cases pertaining to the
business will be In vestigated.
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~ DunniEan. the man who murdered John
Co0nors IN Albany last April, was arrested in
New York day or two since and taken to
Albany and confined in prison for trial.
~ The CHATTANOOGA 9azetts says: H. s.
HUI formerly Editor Of the Chattauooga Ad-
verueers sin Town, with his family, en- route
10 Gods country from Dixie
NsAm ap in Chicago, who had acquired the
bad habit OF taking drinks and not paying Cor
them, was recently shot dead by q ar.tender
10 settle the account. - : =.
~Louisa PyHe, the prime donna, lately ap-
speaking part in sPoor Pillicody."
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATE CONCERNING THE NEW YORK
ELECTION

Lh1 4 CONCHHNING THE NE" YORK
ELECTION.
The State Believed to have Given g, 900
Majority for LincOln-James Brooks Re.
ported Reelected.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1O.-The newspapers give
the majority for Brooks, M. Co. as $780,
Darling, Union, majority over Wood, 1,07s.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10-The Herald has returns
from over half the State, showing Democratic
gains OF 1870 over the vote of 1850, leaving
81 600 to overcome
The Times estimate gives Lincoln 5000 ma
jority.
The Congressional delegation stands-Union,
2l; Democratic, 10.
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NEW YORK ELECTION.

ALBANY, Nov. 1O-The argus claims a
Democratic majority III the State from 30 to
1880. The Journal claims the State this p. M
for the Union candidates, by from 5000 to : 900
majority.
OGDREsBURG, Nov. 10-St.Lawrencs county,
all but three small towns and two districts
heard from, gives Lincoln $500 majority The
towns to hear from will probably increase it to
1000.
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
CAPTURE OF A DESPERATE GUERRILLA.

n DAY o. TWO ago George Edwards, Tor Ed
monston,) Of Mosby's guerrillas, was captured
near White Plains, Va, by our troops sta
toned at that post. The prisoner maze an at
tempt to get away by jumping from the cars
while being conveyed from White Plains to
Alexandria. While in the guardhouse at AL.
e1andria he endeavored to bride the guards,
and in order to keep him more securely con-
fined he vas forwarded to this city this morn.
ing and committed to the Old Capitol Ed.
wards Is reported to be desperate character,
and needs close watching.
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ARE rHH REBELS GOING TO MEXICO The
rev York Post says:-A private letter from q
weh.informed gentleman In New Orleans has
the following rumor:
Univ ORLEANS, Oct 25.-We have fntelli-
milan on the part Of the rebel leaders. tending
perhaps 10 purpose Of the rebels to f1y from
the eoon .yd % Ms1,so earrying what stores
filibustsr power to absorb Texas ana the conn
tries further south. '-o ~0~
"Pierre Soule Is now in Vera Cruz m his
way to the city OF Mexico" O- --''
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How the Maryland soldiers Vote.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1O.-The following returns
from Maryland troops have been received ::
baltimore Light ARTILLERY, Maryland Hights
Veteran Battery A, LIST Maryland artillery,
Maryland flights. Lincoln rs, Mcclellan none
Coles maryland cavalry, Hedgesville, Va 8,
Lincoln 376, McClelIa n as Maryland brigade
Army of Potomac. Lincoln 1,22I, Mcclellan Al.
Majority for the Union ticket, 1881.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
NEW YORK ELECTION,

NEW YORK ELECTION.
Lincoln Carries the State by I 900 Major.
iy !-Gain of Seven Union M embers.
Especial dispatch to the STAR
NRw YORK, Nov. 10.-Editor Star. The back
counties are doing better, and the latest returns
make 1t certain that the State will give Lin
coin from 1000 to 10000 majority.
Seymour, who ran considerably ahead of the
electoral ticket in some localities, falls behind
In the aggregate Democratic vote of the State.
The delegation from New York will proba.
bly, stand Democrats 10, Union 81, a gain of 7
Union Members The gain in New York city
is3.
Dodge is elected over Brooks by 296 majority
Raymond over Ward by i37 majority Darling
over Wood by sos majority.
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BOARDING..

GOOD BOARD AND ROOMS-Furnished or un-
~ furnished, can be had at No. so Gay street,
Georgetown. Gentlemen preferred. lO-3t*
FURNISHED ROOMS. WITH BOARD at No
Il Franklin Place. street, between 18th and I4th
SITS few day boarders can be acco Inundated.
nov 10-3tr
TWO PERSONS CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
I with ROOM and BOARD in a private family
Terms So, in advance. $50 Est nov Nv.
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reason to expect their arrival tn quick success.
sion tomorrow. "
TO Cooley, Sallle Billmeyer, wheat to market;
John ID. Swift, Henry Raid, John L. Fox,
Clifton A. Schell and ID. Cromwell, with 6l3-
81. 100 tons coal to American CO.; w. Dsvec-
mon, 110.10 tons TO Hampshire and Baltimore
co.; Ceres and American Boy, 2l7.30 tons to J.
c. Heiston; Advance and q. A. Green, 2i7 %
tons tons to Broden CO.; Highlander. Six Days,
VIM. Walsh, Allen Campbell, a3i.3O tons to
Cumberland CO; VIM. Elder, lo6 tons to Gen.
tral co. Departed-l7 boats light.
FLOUR AND GRAM MAgKRT -Ffour-Ds-
mand active. with sales at Slf.50 to Sf1.15 for
supers, and Si2 25 to St2 so for extras. Grain
q cargo OF wheat from Shepherdstown; sales
not yet transpired good to prime red in de-
mand at about Sa70-white, so 80 to 50 20, ac-
eording to quality. Corn. old yellow, 81. 20 per
bushel; new, about 81 per barrel Of Ave
bushels.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs.-The Virginia STATE
A fire broke out about half.past four O'clock
this morning, in the back building of a house
on Water street, between q ueen and Princess
owned by Mrs. Ladd, a widow lady. the,
lower portion of tie building was occupied by
Mr.. Kitchen, as wheelright shop, and the
upper portion by night watchman familiarIy
known as "Jimmy,n who lost $3.50 In green
backs, W hich he had drawn from bank yester--
day He Was on duty At the time the fre,oc-
CURED, and, as, the fire broke out in his ROOM
IL is supposed tndt q rOOpeEN was COusmltte0.
aud the building afterwards fired by the same
party. Mr. Kitchen loss is about $50,
in material. The building was entirely con.
sumed;los about $500.
The Government steam fire engines ard the
Sun engine were promptly on the ground, and
did good service in preventing the spread OF
the flames.
A couple OF cid negro crones met at an early
hour this morning on the railroad track in the
lower part of the city. After the usual COM
pliments Of the morning one OF them was
heard to exclainE "Bress de Lor,' de prayers
Of de righteous am herd snd fadder Abraham
again sets on de throne!"
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PBRsoNAL.-Secretary Seward returned to
this city yesterday evening, from his home in
New York State.
Mr.. William Faxon, ChiefClerk ofthe Navy
Department, also returned to this city in the
same train with Secretary Seward, having
been to his home in Connecticut. ..
Secretary Stanton is yet laboring under Sc
we're indisposition, but attends daily to the du-
ties Of his position In fact the arduous nature
OF his duties does not allow him time to be i'll.
IL President Ltncoln's brief and felicitous
remarks on the occasion Of the serenade to him
on Tuesday night receive general commenda-
ton,
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FROM CITY POINT,

The steamer Dictator arrived here this morn.
mails and passengers. She brings no news of
any active military operations, and reports ALI
quiet when she left, at 10o'clock yesterday
morning.
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PRISONERS IN THE OLD CAPITOL ANDCAR
ROLL. PRISONS =

The number ct prisoners now confined in
the Old Capitol Prison at the present time is
III, and in Carroll Prison. 203. They consist of
prisoners Of war, disloyal parties, suspicious
characters, &c.
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ARRIerRp BY ORDER OF THE Jupeps IN
ELscrIoN-A number Of persons were arrest.
ed in Baltimore on Tuesday by order OF the
judges OF election, for various ofences-such
as illegal voting, peYjary and disloy atty, aid
ing the enemy YiotiRg, &c. The number OF
arneeto was about fifteen.
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Sold

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-Gold opened at 2l61,
advanced to 254, sold at the board at 255, and
is now selling at 252.
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ITO BE SOLD CHEAP-An officer about to
avs int wishes to dispose Of the n,
gsthsr One p English SADDLE, one Mcclellan do !:
or. Road sulty; on. large Buffalo Robe; one set
of Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells, Polls, I'D Gives;
lucky Horse, be'we. eight and nine years old ,
high spirited, styli:h and quite fast. tan run in
good Jumper. All these things will be sold very
cheap. the owner having 30 further use for thu en-
Inquire Of Mr.. DEAN, corner of 18th and I SITS.
nov O.