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FROM MISSOURI.
Movem ents Of the Enemy-Uncenfirmed ed
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humOfSs
ST. LOUIS, Oct 1O.-The Democrats Jefer.
SON City despatch Of tonight says that courier
has just arrived from California, twenty. five
miles west, bringing Information that our
cavalry were skirmishing with the enemy
nearly all day yesterday. In the afternoon the
rebels entered California and burned the depot
and a train Of cars. Price Issued q proclama.
ton stating that he had come into the State,
intending to remain. He desired to make
friends and not enemies and that the depreda-
tions he had committed were q military ne.
cessity.
About four o'clock our forces placed bat
terry outside Of California, drove the rebels out,
and killed and wounded over q hundred of
them. Our loss was only a few men wounded,
The railroad was torn up about mile on each
wort is reported to have been at linton last
night with 5000 men, moving towards Boone.
vile. The rebel Major Bowie and Lieut.. Key
were killed, and Colonel Shanks was mortally
wounded.
Colonel Fletcher, with fifteen men, arrived
here from Rolla tonight, and reports that
800 men are repairing the Southwest Branch
road. A bridge and water tank were burned
at Scstt's, eight miles west Of Jefferson City.
Prices Movements.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-InfOrmadon has been re.
ceived at headquarters that Prices army went
from California to Bonneville yesterday, and
Shelby sent two thousand cavalry across the
river at that point.
GenI Fisk has gone to Lexington and will
take command there.
General Sanborn is still pressing the enemy.
Reports have been circulated that Magruder
with i've thousand rebel infantry, entered
Southeast Missouri and occupied Fredericks.
town, but these stories are unfounded.
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FROM MEXICO.
Rumor Of the Assassination Of Maximil.

NEW YORK, Oct. lathe steamer Eagle,
from Havana on the sth Instant has arrived,
with City OF Mexico dates to the 26th ult and
Vera Cruz to the 1st inst There was q report
that 500 French and 100 Mexican troops had
attacked 1900 Mexicans and defeated them.
The Estafeta states that Juarez has abdicated
in favor OF Ortega.
Pierre Soule arrived at Vera Cruz on the
god ult.
Quiraga and Vidanrez had publicly given in
their adhesion to Macmillan.
It is said an expedition to Mazatlan will start
soon. e So
Just as the steamer left Vera Cruz there was
q report that MaXimilian had been assassinated.
It was not believed.
There is little fever In Havana harbor.
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INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 12.-Returns from thirty
one counties, partially official, show an aggre-
Of over $4,000 over the vote Of 1862, which then
gave Democratic majority in the State Of over
$4,000.
From present Indications the Congressmen
stand eight Union to two Democrats, with the
seventh (Voorhees's) district doubtful.
LATER.-The official returns Of the Indian
apolis district give 6,257 Union majority.
have the following special despatch:
INDIANAPoLIs, Oct. 12.-The Union State
ticket is elected by $4,000 to 10000 majority.
elected
1HDIAHAPoL1s, Oct 12.-In forty-five coun.
ties the Union majority Is over 10000. The
remaining ones to be heard from will increase
the majority probably 5000. There is q small
Union majority in both branches Of the Legis.
lature. For Congress all are Union except the
second, first and seventh districts
The TIVE latter are doubtful and claimed by
both parties.
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1Speaking Of the rumor that Poe's "Raven'
is only stolen translation from an Oriental
poem, the London Star says that "happlly there
Is not the faintest ghost Of an excuse for allow
ing such charge to rest upon the already
darkened memory Of poor Poe. The whole
story Of the plagiarism is palpable absurdi- :
ty, which ought to deceive nobody who had
ever read the poem. The testimony OF dis
tinguished Orientalists has been invoked
on both sides of the controversy, but, as
we think, rather superfiuously. We do
not care to wait for the final and public
pronouncement OF the learned gentleman
who is accredited with the fame of this
wonderful discovery. The Raven speaks
for itself. Any one who, having read 1t over
once, can believe, on the faith OF any amount
Of pathological testimony, that the poem Is Per-
sian, might believe that Hamlet was the
work Of q Chickasaw Indian; that Vanity
Fair was composed by native Of Timbuctoo;
or that Frith's Derby Day is q servile copy
from Apelles. The sentiments, the feelings,
the aspersions, the regrets, the whole soul
and spirit OF the Raven are absolutely and
entirely Occidental and Christian in their ma
fura
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMoRB, Oct. 12.-The returns from the
city election show the reelection of Mayor
Chapman over Stirling, the independent can
didate, by large majority. The vote is not
yet all in.
The new constitution will have from eight to
nine thousand majority in this city.
The vote in the counties will continue two
days; SO the result will not be known until to-.
morrow night.
BALTIMORE, Oct 12-The election to. day for
Mayor resulted Chapman, regular candidate,
11,334; Stirling, independent, 3,2s2.
For the new constitution, $500; against,
2,079-majority for the constitution, 1851. 1t is
thought the vote in West Maryland and the
constitution.
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Copenhagen letter, in an Eoglish paper, com
plains that, while festivities and balls are sue.
ceeding each other in honor of the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, letters received from North
ern Schleswig contain intelligence daily more
and more affecting. The Prussian authorities
exercise, without regarding In the least the
public opinion etEurope, the most arbitrary
measures to repress the national movement
which is protesting against a separation from
Denmark. The agitation has assumed alarming
proportions, and especially since the arrest OF
men in the country. He was arrested for hav-
ing taken an active part in the propagation OF
an address from the Inhabitants Of Schleswig
to the civil commissioners. 1t has since been
delivered to these latter, signed by six thousand
Of the Inhabitants; several other copies OF tho
petition, bearing in all fourteen thousand sig.
natures, have been seized and burned.
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Successful Expedition into the Interior .
Florida,

CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct 12.-1he steamer Gladiator,
from New Orleans on the Sd, brings informa.
ton of an expedition into the interior Of Flor
ida under Gen. Asboth.
Enchenna Court House was captured on the
o3d nit, and twenty prisoners taken, including
Col. Terrence and Lieut.. Gordon. Large mum.
bers of horses, mules and cattle have been cap
tured at Douglass Ferry, and all the beats in
sne i vicinity nnGnvts Wslv vas al Mariana. 'n
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATER ELECTIONS RETURNS.
PENNSYLVANIA.

PENNSYLVANIA.
PAILADRLPHIA, Oct. I2, II O'Clock, D. NJ
tors OF forney' Press claim Union majority
OF from 5000 TO 5000, although they say it Is
possible later returns may reduce it. but from
tne appearance Of the soldiers vote, gain of
tnree Republicans in the Congressional delega-
ton is considered probable. ...-..
The Age estimates, from the returns received
Dy them from forty. one counties, Democrat
from.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12-The r wenty. fourth
Union majority. Democratic gain, 252.
Beaver county gives Union majority Of 7so
Washington county gives Union majority
OF 200. Democratic gain, Sc.
Greene county gives the Democratic ticket
majority Of 1,60O. Democratic gain, 12.
Lazear is csfeated for Congress.
The Twenty-third District, Butler county,
gives Union majority Of 25O. Democratic
gam. %. ..- ....--.. ....
The returns, in all but three districts of Arm.
Democratic gain, 430.
The estimates of the Union State Committee
are that the State has been carried by the
Union party BY majority OF five thousand on
the home vote.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12-Account of gains
and losses from returns received show q
Democratic gain Of 4, $50, while the majority to
be overcome is over Is, 600.
The Age claims majority Of 5000 on the
home vote, being q gain Of 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-Cameron county
returns are complete, with 50 Union majority.
Union loss of SO. ...
In Elk county, Bigler, Democrat, f05 majority.
Democratic gain of 10 over last year.
Coffroths majority in Bedford county Is 660
on the home vote.
EAsToN, PA, Oct. 12.-Wm A. Heister,
Union, for Congress, IL majority in the city of
Reading; Democratic gain Of %.
, Berks county, with fourteen townships to
hear from, gives AncOna, DEM, 4,770 majority.
The Democratic majority viii. probably be
about 6,227; a Union gain Of 3e5.
Northampton county gives about the same
Democratic majority as last year.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

0ALGsmOhB AM VuAV hAAA
&Mss
and a,s. sunday. June 18th se. "a 9tiy Ny, Yors
snd Washington and the West. - follow:
FOR PRILADELPHIA, NEW YORk AND
ses'S N dsiPy' except sunday.
g g sa.d..,y .d..,y;sGss 4 e e 1N3 H1',P ,PHILADsLPHlA
Ia Lave Wa.hipston at sp N. daily. except sun.
d1y d1y..uxsr. viii, note that this train runs - far
s'PAa'a'S S0s NEW YoRx.
Iesye washin stcn daily st e.a p. N.
5Sfs t,ais Jsr NsD York pdsssSsns e1elss1ss1v.
FOR BALTIMORE.
fesys Washington at $50 .. M, II IL Q. m. ,Sp.
na 11p. m, TO ,. m and 8. 20 ,. m. except Sun.
Sunday 1t - .. m. An. m. and 80 ,. d.
= FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Wsshin gton at $50 .. m. and 8, s6 and 80
m. daily, except Sunday.
essts :sld a % ,af al ' soint. WEST. and baggage
- FoR ANNAPOLIS.
Lsess W.shinston At $50 .. m. and ~ ,. m.
BEain Tor Annapolis on Sunday.
ssSs &c s si1suss 'ssY e NV York siass.' eis.ss
ss.tns cars on s 50 and 8 9 ?; m. trains, PsrtAs
.S.s shs hour ss9 must bs ssosrsS of tls
III and sS trains stop At q. x.y yoIat
~ n m train stops only At Bladensours,
y7fsvilie, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay
B6oae daily, except Sunday.
On gunday IL stops at AL way points.
\ PARTICULAR N0TIO1.
Passengers win please observe that tee ,. "a.
SS1day. On Sunday il runs to Balsno,s only. Also.
0ht the 80 ,. N. nais takes Ns1 Yorb passeHs~s
sSof further Information, ticksss Of any Kind
ke., apply to GEO. 8. KOONTZ- Asent ut wash
"a ston, or at the Ticket Once.
W. P. SMITH, Master of Trsnsportation:
L. NJ COLE General Ticket Agent. te O-u
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having observed that everybody living in the
quarter Of the town occupied by tanners es-
capped the cholera, he determined to try
For that purpose he placed q shovelful of tar.
I'm the trench under the seed In part Of field,
and planted the remainder in the ordinary way.
On digging out the potatoes he found that those
which were planted near the tan were per.
fectly sound, while the others were diseased.
He found, further, that potatoes were preserved
during the winter by spreading tan on the floor
of the storehouse.
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Vermont Union Convention

BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. 1.-The Union Oon.
following electoral ticket at large:-Hon DanT
Kellogg, Hon. w. L Catlin, and for district
electors, q. M. Dow, Ryland Flosser. and Jas.
W. Simpson. .....
About two thousand delegates were present
1t the convention.
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DYJ. O. MCGUIRE Il CO.. Auetioaeers.


oHANcERY k5ESS sA5E 9P psapSS4y IMRhSyEP AND us1M
B .. N 05sr
Der seth, 1854 in certain cause wherein George W.
Miller is complainant, and Ellen Miller ct al are
ssrs.n s
s. f sf
on the e5eimisss, the south part ei subdiyisep s
On
nue and south G street. and running bae! to . pub
s Of VIII Se
,Immedi.tely after we shall sell, On the premises.
sSs, fronting feet on north street, between 9Th
and 7h streets east, and running back LIS feet inch
Aiso. TIE north half of Lot No. Is. in Square No.
6s6 fronting M feet on st street east east a. Set.een s
One third f s.sh the fin in
Of the Trustees; the purchasers to have the option
Convesaneins e, including stamps. at the purcha-
tRs 81
Of essiline at the risk and expense Of the default
ing gurch;ser. on one week notice In the Na-
g s.ShSs56k g S5ks1N. A 1nN9HhER' Trustees.
oe s.oad. r6Hs !. 3. Noe afARstfoo sGfRs co.. Aue..
GALE OF CoNDIMNED MULES.
CaiS Qsayss.mq qsg,, oSa 4 psss. 2, .Ma,ai.sses.
Will be sold at public auction. at the Corrals,
near the observatory, in the city of Washington.
on "WEDNESDAY, October 19, 1854. . lot Of
.. MULES,
condemned as unfit for public service.
Terms: Cask in Government funds.
Sale to commshce at 10 o'flosk & sHnn,p g. "a
b nrisssisr a. General and Chief ss.esss$s.:s:r:
"A UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNRD HORSES.
QuAarxRMAsrKR GRS Is OFFICE, ,1sr DIVISION
WASHINGTON CITY, October !, 1854. {
WIN be soia ct Public Auction, to the highest
bldder, at the time and places named below, viz:
,Mifain, Pennsylvania, THURSDAY, October ls,
Wilmington, Delaware. THURSDAY. October %,
York. Psnnsslvsnis. THURSDAY. October q.
Two HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES, .t each
These horses have been condemned as unfit for
the cavalry service Of the army.
For read and farming PURPOSES, many good bar.
Horses sold singly. Sales to commence 1t 10 a. m,
Terms cash, in United States currency.
BY order OF the Quartermaster General.
JAMES A EKIN,
Colonel in charge lst Division, Q. N. g. o.
oc 26t
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Ne ridin 8 !, I 81 y the K,oa.n.ke. K,a .

NHw YQRK, OCT. 12-By the steamship
Eagley that Lett Havana on the 9Th .instank
The presumption among ths olicsrs 0f tne
Eagle = that she has been captured ~ hsf hsa
k~ss@sess' 81 aGitHss1a - d9IAWaf J IB1
Al 81 -,
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AUCTIOE SALES.
TU RE DAYS


asb sAIss F2s5z TUES
..ttsd sann Gee msas on az Kind OF goods Sales
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auetioneer,.
II No. 5sG corner 7th and d streets north.
SALE OF YshgARIR NpfsRERb IS6BeyIp pNeEeyEp AND uH
d@ans kee; Tor ssis :. pubs
vi sh october instant. four
0fssf 81 Lot e. hs ssasss ss fronting g. fec.
EEot: .nS :, square si4.
Est t' q ssa snns,e ., sGs 9ss TO- square co.,
Part Of Lott. SQUARE $50. Is feet 1O,l inches on
.s. pS Rss ESIss
oe SQUARE sss beginning at
angle e. etsquare running south and along % street
thence 81 feet ssS inebss to Meryland avenue,
thence south westwardly along said avenue feet
70 the place OF beginning, containing 1852 square
tance Of s feet the norseaat Of and
fronting 10 feet inches on streetsouth By depth
Part of Lot 10, Square s4s, beginning at the west
Of said lot, with front Of feet depth Of
Part of Lot 1e. Square 7as.
Lease 80 years on rs feet front depth of lot 81
years unexpired, on East Capitol street, near Cap
And on THURSDAY. the asth instant. at o'clK
D. on the premises
North half of Lot 2S, Square So.
Lot A, subdivision of Square 579, fronting q feet
einches on south D street, depth Jog feet inches
containing 2,b73 square feet.
The improvements are Two frame buildn gs on
part of Lot l9, Square 7z9;one frame lot g. Suqare
frame on Lot A. Square 579.
Terms of sale One half Of the purchase meuey
is to be paid in cash. and the residue in and l2
months, with interest, secured by a deed OF trust
on the prsmises or all cash. at the option of the
payment of $25 on each lot will be required at
the time of purchase.
II the terms of sale are not complied with In one
week thereafter, the right to resell, at the risk
and expense Of the defauting purchaser, on one
week. 3 previous notice in the National Intelligen-
Ger is reserved by the trustees.
The cost Of conveysncins and revenue stamps
to be paid by the purchaser.
PATRICK McKENNA,
JOHN CARROLL BRENT. >-ustees.
esd GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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~ 1t Is stated that a single Eastern leg
factory has leased eight square miles OF forest
in Maine, for the purpose of obtaining sup
plies OF timber for the manufacture of the arti-
fetal limb. All kinds are turned out, from the
flesh colored and silver. plated prop for the
General, down to the rough, unpainted stump
for the private soldier. The slast legs OF the
rebellion should by this time need repair,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD's NEW THEATER.
TeatA street, above Pennsysvansa avente.
LAST NIGHT BUT TWO
of the engagement Of
MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL,
THIs EVENING, October IS, 1854.
Ufice, repeat, for Positively the Last Time her
charming imperron ton of
LITTLE BAREFOOT.
"A truce with words, tbey fail T. express
Her holy xf al and fAfnestnes;
The high born maidens Of our l3nd
Sh hould kneel where Little Barefoot stands"
TO oMoRRow. FAREWELL BENEPIr
MAGGIE MITCHELL,
WANTED-Twenty-fve Young Ladies. for the
PalIet Apply. between IL and o clock, to L. Car
land, at the Stage Door.
6ROVEh'S THEATER.
Pennsy vanis Avenue, near Willard's Hotel.
THIS tThursday, EVENING, Oct. I3,
Wi be presented for the third time,
THE GREAT ROMANTIC IRISH DRAMA,
Written expressly for the Inimitable Imperson.
ators Of Irish Life,
NIB. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
By Charles Gaylor, Esq., entitled
THE CONNIE sOOGAH.
Tomorrow friday EVENING.
LAST BENEFIT OF
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
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s.T.-IS8O.-x.

Persons of sedentary habits troubled with weak.
nos. lsssitude. palpitstion Of the heart, lack o
APPETITE, distress after eating, torpid liver. con-
stipation, &C., deserve to suffer if they will no
try the celebrated
p.
PLANTATION sITrERs,
EogaS
vk5d& kre now recommended by the highest medi-
eal authorities. and warranted to produce An i'm
as1kas beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
sEfseabls. perfectly pure, and must supercsde all
other topics where healthy, gentle stimulant il
required.
They purify, siren gten and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidots to change of water and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They siren gthen the system and enliven the
sind.
Ihey preven t miasmatic and intermittent fevers
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
slomseh.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation,
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera, and Cholera
Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong. the languid bril-.
liant, and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
bark. wintergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all
preserved in perfectly pure st. Croix rum. For
saeh bottle.
Beware Of imposters. Examine every bottle,
Zee that it has D. g. Barnes signature our pri.
ete o. 8. Stamp over the cork, with plantation
seene, and our firm signature on a 6ne steel plate
rsrsying on side label. Gee that our bottle is not
rs6led with spurious and desterious stuff. We defy
anx person to match the taste or character Of eur
goods. Any person pretending to sell Plantation
Dftters by the gallon or In bulk, Is an imposterl
We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
initiating this bottle, selling any other material
therein, WRetner caueu fiantatlon Buffers or not.
10 q criminal under the q. 8. Law, and will be 30
prosecuted By rs. We already have our eye on two
parties re- filing our bottles, &C., who viii succeed
In getting themselves into close quarters. The
demand for DrAke's Plan.at Bitters from ladies'
elergymen. merchants &C., is perfectly incredible
The simple trial of bettls Is the evideuce We pre-
sent Of their worth and superiority. They are sold
by sll respectable druggists, grocers, physicians.
hotels. saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
p. H. DRAKE CO.,
aug 2-eosm aoa BROADWAY, NY.
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III The Algerine papers mention the con-
ment for having killed his wife in q moment
Of anger. It appears that she was stronger
than her husband and was ill. treating him. The
strange part Of the affair is that the wl1e Was
IL years of age, the husband only IA, ana tna1
they had been three years married. sua5 Z
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Newark Charter election.

NEWARK, N. J., Oct. 1.-THE charter elec.
Ron In this city has gone Democratic by q re-
auced majority. The Union party gain one or
siOpers
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READING LAMPS.
We are nov receiving our fall stock Of
GAS FIXTURES
from the factory OF Cornelius & Baker, Philadel-
newest patterns, which we sell at the manufactu'
buy as cheap here as in Philadelphia. and save the
xiI descriptiops Of Plumbing Steam and Gas
fitting done at the lowest rates, and in satisfac-
WY wv. THOMPSON & Co..
p sss oioss
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,
i OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
Washington, October 4, 1864.
Whereas. By satisfsctory evidence presented to
IL Nassosat Ssst q .ss Es';sgohs. e lie cry q
o IL the ssn of and 1
sas a 81 e r. Ssns
Sends, and proyas Tor the and s!.rss
aS and
saifsd 70 Be eopplied With before s commencing
h S'nss: Of
s.s. h a 4: e e.snty g sas I s. E S
Columbia. is authorized to commence the business
B;ns agd s ae hand and seal
Of 0ce this 0H'ta hHaa 9a3 q MSGIILSok MGsGtSS lst
ocs ciss;dsct dsct Comptroller Of the 6urrency.
V1oToh BEckhhR, kERA1REk. RuAso TUNER AND
Established in this city in 1854: and until recent
ly. connected with the store of Mr.. John -
T. Ellis and known as tuner for Chick
ering & Sons, wishes to inform his' w
friends and patrons that in future orders for tn
mir and re pairs of Pianos, Melodeons, &C., 6c.,
viii be received at the following places:
Dempsey & O'Toole, Stationers, Engravers ard
Printers. 326 Pa. avenxe. between 9Th and 10Th
=. 9. Riehsnback, Piano Warerooms. 49s llth
John q. MAJOR. riarmaceutist, corner Of and
RkFslENcEs:
Academy OF the Visitation, Geofgetown; Miss
gu!iana q May; Professors j. p. Cauldeld. Bent.
Reiss, y. Kiey. - Id .5.-- sep12wf
0UART1RMAsT1R GHNIRALs OFJIOD, -
W 't, FIRST DIVISION,
MAsaIIGfea OIfY, October /, 1854
HOkSSs, HORSES. HORSES, -.
win be ggrehassd ct 9issboro Depot, IN open
Horses VII b dsliysrsd 70 tCastsia Z. Lowry
ernment inspection before beng accepted. - ~
Price Of CaySlry Horses. $ES each - %. Z. p I
Price OF artillery Horses. xl0 sSsa. - KS
- . ! sjxNie 4. Kit.
-. Colonel First Division. q. =. Gen a1s 0dtes.
mn NI1OHANfD And Alxl11 ALNI
= - In 0venatA AeTe,1i M .vrn,
.hgf! - EaE L. : II'f9ll l-s--s -
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Massachusetts Uui.u Conv.n,i.u

BOSTON, Oct 1.-THE Republican Con ven
s,on 9i u ,ne Fourth district have nominated
SaM ~ ao4psr W,, ior re election to Congress, and
Dental elector. -
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ssHF Tue Tokays StMs ssl1llnt9 sseAFCe <oia
year, the vintage .hxva6c falsds js a1iIiss e1a
wor ssu Ina z1soIffo 0o0,0o STA sIsdT III
yYsH 2 j sdi
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IMPORTANT FRoM CANADA.

MoRTRRAL, Oct. 12.-Resol utions pa s.sd "a :
day in the conference at Quebec, affirmins the
confederation OF the Provinces.
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~A Bombay paper having announced that
..Hlessrs. MuncherJee Hormusjee OaaE U1a-
sbhoy Hormusjee Cana and lBynhj6 Nors
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One Hundred and fwenty-four Recsipts for Cook.
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Cuisinier Practicien, Paris
LIE Cuisnier Imperial, Paris
The French Csok
Miss Leslie's French Cookery
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Kitchener's Cooks Oracle
Sandersonp Complete Cook
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