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Tar Arrsolcnrxu xADoqsc Cszrsax-
r,oN IN BALrIhoaEs+Thoc eoacmoiated
meeting of the Masonic fraternity On. the
10th instant, to lay the cosusf.stone 81. the
new temple, on North Charles street, bids
fair to be one Of the largest and most I'm.
posing assemblings of the kind ever seen
In this city. 1t Is intended In The process
sion to bring out the entire strength Of the
Order In the. State and city, to which will
also be added lodges and Populations from
all parts Of the Union. The management
of the programme has been con6ded In its
details 20 various subcommittee, who are
using every means to make the occasion
one Of the greatest interest. NJ Among other
features, Il II intended 10 have the musical
exercises on scale never before attempts
ed so largely, and for this purpose . choir
Of over l25 ladies and gentlemen, selected
with care from the best talent In the city,
will, in connection with an orchestra OF
forty performers, render the grand choruses
from Haydns Creation and M0zart's
Twelfth Mass. The first rehearsal was
held on Monday evening last in the hall
over the piano warerooms Of Messrs. knabe
SEQ, and despite the excitement attend
ant upon the eve Of an election, there
were present nearly one hundred persons.
II the rendition of the pieces on that eye-
ming be an indication Of the final perform
ance, those who listened to them are Of
opinion that there will be such choral
luxury as is not often heard.-Stna, 10th.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
,x,rnSAL REVENUE DECISION.


commissioner Of Internal Revenue
i. ~ received Telegram, from North
y',' '';", asking information as to whether
I s'"'', "putch auction" arc taxable.
&Ss ;noniry occasioned some astonish-
lo.S "s no person connected with the 'bu-
H'n' wss aware that any material differ
'e"" visited between Clutch auctions
s'I' auctions of any other character. A
' an am was dispatched to North Carolina
e ring the difference, IL any. In due
,.t !" -, an answer was received, in which the
Ion Quoted the definition as found In
M.,,,,tcr's Dictionary. dutch auction
!" ,gblic oilcr of property at q price be-
-" Il rs value, then gradually lowering the
..,r till some one accepts II as pnrcha-
~ Commissioner Rollins decided that
~,i,r the provisions of the internal reve-
law sales by such auctions are clearly
lie 10 tax.-Chroniele.
.p, r,RpoN OF LATE REBELS ALMOST CEASED.
ne President has almost ceased the
..,rling of pardons TO residents of the
: hern States who were engaged in the
..bsllion, and il Is insinuated by those
Lifted 10 speak on this matter that no
Ions will be granted for an indefinite
!. nd 10 those who led in the late insur.
lion or those who accepted office In the
r.,.,rd States, either in civil or military
'..,ritv. previous 10 the rebellion. 1t is
t'..hcr stated, on the same authority, that
49,. vca>ons which have influenced tho Pre-
on, in thus restricting the issue Of par
s~, are Of political character, resulting
=. ~ the recent elections.
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TELEGRAPHiC NEWS !
roHNrNG DIsPATOHi6s

! II Trsalsf CsDtain Dsanss 90
p NEW FORK, Novenhee .-CspsslnB sine,
the cspeof n the chesapeake, pleaded NOT
guilty TO the Indictment In the Circuit
Court at Brooklyn, yesterday. He ,wss
remanded, and the trial win take place on
the 18th instant. go ~ 10 s4
ft' CAPTAIN BA1NE's STATEMENT. n
At the time he captured the Chesapeake
lin December, 1865 he held q commission
as masters mate In the Confederate States
navy, and also, ~ he says, 3 commission
under Captain John Parker as an Acting
First Lieutenant" He saysl1e wssordered
to proceed to New York with q crew to
consist Of seventeen officers and men, and
capture the Chesapeake. The crew bought
tickets as passengers, and went on board
as passengers.
/ arrived In Richmond May Z, 1854. I
was, while in Richmond this time, pro-
noted to the rank of master, and received
orders to proceed with crew to the city
of Havana for the purpose Of capturing the
United States steamers Wyoming, Evening
Star, and Roanoke. The Roanoke had been
confiscated under the Confscation act Of
1861 by the United States Government. /
sailed from Havana on the 10th ofSeptem-
Der, 1864, on board the Roanoke, with five
officers and fourteen men, she having Q
crew Of fifty men and officers and forty-six
passengers. Icaptured the ship In fifty
five minutes. She had cargo consisting
of $50 boxes ofsugar. 700 bales Of tobacco,
100000 cigars, 5000 gallons Of, honey,
100000 in greenbacks, and 81 ITO in gold.
The ship and cargo were valued ct $500, 900
in gold. / took the ship to Bermuda,
where, finding / could not coal her, l
set FIRE to her on the morning Of the 9th
of October, after putting the passengers
and crew on board brig. l was next
ordered to Richmond, where ! arrived the
10th Of January, 1865. I was then pro-
noted to first lieutenant commanding,
and received orders for the North Pacific.
l left Richmond on the 28th of February
with five officers and six men. On the LIST
of April, 1866, captured the United States
schooner st. Marys at the mouth of the
Pawtuxent river, Maryland. captured an
other vessel off Cape Henry Light worth
100000. l had no chart or sextant, and
arrived in Nassau on the 10th of April,
having only twenty gallons Of water when
I left. ! burned the st. Marys on the 10th
of June, 1865. On learning the war was
over, sent my men to Liverpool, England,
where I paid them off. l sailed from Ii
verpool in the steamship Helvetia, relying
on the Presidents amnesty proclamation.
l have been living in Savannah, Ga, ever
since October, 1865, and was intimate with
all the United States officers stationed
there. .......s ..r., ,.s,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

-----~-------
Sales Of 1000 Virginia SKIES at tho New
York stock board on Friday at s6l.
Government stocks were all strong I'M
der Secretary McCulloch's monthly state \
ment. The skies of 1881 and 1865 were
quoted 16 higher. The speculative list
was q good deal excited. Money was lower
from to per cent, and new. business was
done at per cent, with exceptional loans
at 6 per cent. Commercial paper quoted
at OCT per cent.
THE CURRENCY. ,.
The amount Of national bank currency
on the lst of June, 1866, was $137, 772,705
1t is now s295,354,s54. The amount Of
legal-tender notes now ahoat is s53s, 707,-
s25. There is, then, 1884,, o62,779 of pa
per, besides fractional currency, afoat in
the country :-irredeemable paper money.
No wonder that gold is at premium-no
wonder that there is plethora of money
in the northern States and great cities-no
wonder that there is such rage for specu-
lation. The wonder is how, with this ex-
cess, SO little flows to the South. 1t Is the
strongest proof the evil influences of Radi-
calism. 1t keeps the country in agitation
and alarm, and capitalists fear to invest in
the South. .
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.

The Case OF the Baltimore Commits.
siOners Governor Swami - Extra
Session OF the Maryland Legislature
talked Of.
BALTIMORE, November lO.-The argu-
ment in the ha6eas corpus case was con-
Guided this afternoon. Judge Bartol will
announce his decision on Tuesday.
BALTIMORE, November 1l.-Much inte-
rest is felt here respecting the forth
coming decision of Judge Bartol in the
hotbeas corpus case of the police commits
sioners appointed by Governor Swami, and
also in the case of Sheriff Thompson, ar
rested and committed for failing to sum-
mon a posse in obedience to the requisi-
ton of the new commissioners. The de-
cision is expected to cover the whole
ground as to the lawfulness Of Governor
Swann's proceedings, and the consequent
legality or illegality of the action taken
in the court of Judge Bond.
1t is generally believed that Governor
Swami will summon an extra session of
the Legislature at once, to whom will be
submitted this question of such great mo-
ment to the people Of the State.
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Our Relations with England very
Paciflc-United States Troops Elk.
pected Seon % Eater Mexico Conc.
DyeF, alias Dusham. Indicted IN wash.
isgton f0r Perjury In His Teati.
mony AEatnst President Davis.
WAsHINsTos, November lott 10 I'm
derstood In the diplomatic circle that our
relations with England are improving. The
British Government has unoficially shown
such friendly spirit that It Is believed the
indemnify claims will be settled without
an ultimstum from this side. Il h more
than probable that such are now our rela-
tions With the JuNsz Government that
the United States troops viil sOon enter
Mexico. 80 ~ ~ Z. "a p
The grand fury Of tAiscity haSs souud
q indetmspt for PERJURY aeainst Sanford
CpnsysE. Ala DpfhAh 6n6 ~ IT, VII.
saasss ~ ~. Isasssp tsoa - ~ ~ -,
spissU kislsf "a WAesenae hlsa keDbee4ho
Ipyeeiles1Sf - 20 - RI - et4e!
+ ~ - I1 ~ ilj II ilBli g IN ~
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VIRGINIA sT-oFFIcEs.-Route No.
800, Mattoax to gainesville, John w.
Taylor contractor, will hereafter COM
hence at Chula depot, emitting Mattoax.
Route No. 4,5ll, Moore's Ordinary to
P.antersylle is let to contract to John IL.
GFymcs at s225 per annum till 30th June,
ls6I. Route No. 4,7O7, Luray to Marks
vile, \. I. Broyles contractor service on
ii'route is increased to twice a week at
Torda pay. A new office is established
at Swords creek, Russell county, Va, and
John II. Boyd appointed postmaster di-
'eciy on route 1862, Russell Courthouse
10 Iazewell Courthouse.
0fcsS Observation-Disclosures,
Amelia county, Va, and S. B. r. Lowing
appointed postmaster. Perrysyille, Nc
Do"ell county, West Va, John Beavers
postmaster.
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TIE HABEAs CORPUS CASE IN BALTI-
ssE.-The whole Of yesterday was con-
'-ned in arguments taking q very wide
:aage as TO the law and facts of the case.
b., tie circles are narrowing down to the
central point upon which the whole matter
h1ses-that is, whether the commission Of
lie Governor clothed the new board with
authority, and if so, was it necessary that
,,-ey should have the consent of the late
@cambents, or the previous judgment Of q
lurt Of law, to justify them in exercising
lie functions which appertain to the Office
-1acr the acts Of Assembly.
Al late hour the court adjourned until
DAY, when the judge is expected to rem
Uf' his decision.-SaR of Saturday.
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We greatly regret to learn that the Ty-
coon of Japan has been i'll. His complaint
is called the Kaka, and its effects are the
loss of the use of the limbs, particularly
the lower extremities. The malady is said
to be peculiar to Japan, but its ravages are
sometimes seen here at Sunday school pic
MICS.
Friday morning six hundred bales of cot
ton shipped at Memphis, Tennessee, ar
rived at Norfolk, consigned to Boston.
Mr.. S. Fry, respected citizen of Lou
doun county, Va, died suddenly at the
Point of Rocks, Nd, 5th instant.
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io' '~'' y N''oe PURCELL, LADD CO.,
oc 2s-ts Wholesale Agents. Richmond, We.
A YERs PILLS.-Are you sick, fee
with your system deranssd and your feelings un-
iSde to serious Illness. Some at Of sickness is
creeping upon You. and should be sysr'sd ek
PILLS, and cleanse out the disordered humors-
purify the blood, and let the fluids move on unob.
structed in health again They stimulate Eth. the
the system from the distractions which make
disease. A cold settles somewhere In the BODY,
and deranges Its natural iuncnonsa III IL m1
istns ara While Il shis s9 'SSI Z.
store the natural action Of the systsm and With II
the buoyant feeling OF health again. what 10 true
and 50 apparent In this trivial and common com;
dangerous DANCE distsmpers. The same purgstiys effect
sxpsla them Caused BY similar obstrIStonss snd
tne many u surely
by the same means. None who know the virtue OF
PILLS Win nss to %Rp0s s
pl si Indigestion. o. The Liver.
tiUm, Dropsy, worms, and suppression when taken
They are sugar. coated that the most sensitive
purgative medicine yet discovered.
AYERS AauR CURE. FOR THE SPEEDY AND
CERTAIN CURI OF Intsrmittsnt Fever Or Chilss
H s PsriodieaI Hsadsshs cr bilious Hesd.she.
and Bilious Powers; indeed, for the Whole si1ss
caused By the malaria Of miasmatic countries.
This remedy has rarely failed 70 cure the
cases Of chils and fever and Il has this grsas g.
vantage over other agus medicines, thai = mb-
dpes ths complaint without injury 70 thu patient.
lt contains no qpinine or other dsletertous SUB
stsrce nor doesN produce quinisM or any injn.
rious e6ect vketsver.s Ehsktns brolhen Of The
army and ths west. try II. and yos VIII sndosss
'n SssDsssS - J. G. AYR i CO., Lowell. MS,
ana sold BY dealers svsrywhsrs. ocS-am :
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Foreign News per Cable Friendly
Expressions OF the British Premier
towards the United states.


towards the United states.
LONDON, November l0.-At q banquet
given here recently, Lord Derby, the
English premier, made friendly allusion to
America, during which he hoped that all
questions between the two Governments
might be approached in a spirit of mild
ness and forbearance that might obviate
all bitterness and cement the friendship Of
the two nations.
LONDON, November 10.-The time as
signed for the holding of the great Reform
meeting here is the Sd Of December next.
ST. PETERSBURG, November l0.-The
Gar Ewitch and the Princess Dogmar
were married yesterday. The nuptials
were the occasion Of great festivity and re-
joicing throughout the city. The Gear
committed the sentences Of many pri-
soners, and RENTED the arrears Of taxes.
PARIS, November lO.-Forty-two ar
rests have been made here among men,
bers of a secret political society.
LIvERPOoL, November l0-P. M.--Pro-
visions declining. Cotton, 14ad. for mid
ding uplands; sales to-day, Of 10000
bales.
LONDON, November l0-P. Noon
soils, s91a. .3sfsA <
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General Fry Goes 70 California.
WASHINGTON, November 1l.-Major-
General Fry, late Provost-Marshail- Gene
raj of the United States, sailed from New
York yesterday for California. He en-
tiers there upon the duties of adjutant-
general Of the military division of the Pa
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Rejected by the Georgia Legislature.

N!ILEDGEvILLE, GA, November o.
Tie legislature rejected the constitutional
amendment. The rejecting resolution
reads:
Ee>olred, That the Legislature Of Geor-
IN declines TO ratify the amendment add
10; tie fourteenth article to the Constitu
TIA Of the United States.
A motion was made in the Senate to
slpone its consideration to some future
day, but was amended to mere adopting of
tie above resolution, and this passed /;
yeas, Sc; nays, none, the full Senate voting.
In the House, the vote stood-yeas, l3l /;
NAYS y
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Death Or o Dsse HoEDo-Ths PRtnee q
wales Dfrfh-asy - CaeneneyT - .
Henfan.
2 MONTREAL, November Il. Mamie Crad-
dock, noted race horse, IL desd. The
birth. day of the Prince Of Wales was cele-
bgsted yesterday. It is thought that Gle
mSfcy will DO extended to the Fenian
prisoner Mcmahon. n7sl m II "a
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MhhhClS d 1CLLuhhIn'
NEW YORK MARKETS, SATURDAY.
New YORK, November l0-Afternoon.-
Cotton declining; very little demand; sales
to-day, 800 bales; middling uplands, Sec.
middling Orleans, 3Sc. Flour dull, and
10000. lower. Wheat 2@3c. lower. Corn
dull without decided change. Pork lower
and irregular. Spirits turpentine quiet at
slGs2c. Lard heavy and lower.
Money Market.
NEW YORK, November 10.-Gold, 14516.
Exchange, 100 A@ll04.
New YORK, November 10-Afternoon.-
Gold, 14A.
MOBILE MARKETS.
MOBILE, November 10.-Sales of cotton,
$50 bales; middlings, 34c. Market quiet.
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VISIT TO Ex-PREsIDENT DAvIs.-Rev.
Charles Minnigerode, d. D., rector Of st.
Paul's church, Richmond, and wife, So
iourning in Norfolk, the guests Of Taze-
well Taylor, Esq, paid visit to Jeffer-
son Davis and family at Fortress Monroe
on Thursday, and spent the day. Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis were communicates of St.
Paups during their residence in Rich
mond. -NorfoM HrqiniQn, 10TH.
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BY the Cable-The Markets Of Friday
Political News.

LONDON, November 9, P. M.-There is
no political news of importance to-day.
LONDON, November Q, P. M.-Consols,
s9H. SIS, SO.
LIVERPOOL, November 9.-Cotton un-
changed middling uplands, l434ld.; sales
to-day, 10000 bales. ie4i IL.
QUEENSTOWN, November 9.-The Scotia,
from New York, en- route for Liverpool,
has arrived.
LONDON, November o. The London
Herald of this morning says Gladstone's
mission to Rome is for the purpose of recon-
CLING the Pope to his fate. The rumor is
unfounded that the Russo russian ALI
ance is a failure. The ship Young Eagle,
from Callao, is aground at Callao.
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The Rump to be Asked for q Com
mittee Of Investigation.

B,LTlNoRE, November 9.-I learn from
doubted authority that on the reassem-
lin, of Congress in December commit
..r # investigation will be asked for in the
senate and House to inquire into Johnson's
,,l Soanu's connection with the late cleo
loa in Maryland. Important develop
rrnts are expected.
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Rev. Mr.. williams.
NORFOLK. November Q, l

Editors Day Book,-Learning with re-
greet the embarrassing position Of the Rev.
G. T. Williams, Of Virginia, it is with plea
sure state that he was ere he became q
minister of the Gospel clerk for some
time in my late brother E. P. Nash's store,
in Petersburg, Va, and an inmate of his
family, where his probity Of character and
unexceptionable bearing as gentleman
was beyond all question; and / have no
hesitation in pronouncing him above suspi.
cion where he is known.
feel sure that full and fair investiga-
tion will entirely exonerate him from any
participation in mean or disreputable &C
ton.
/ make this statement in justice to Mr..
Williams, in order, as far as can, to dis
abuse the public mind.
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Hon. JOHN PooL.-It is now definitely
decided, the Raleigh Progress understands,
that Hon. John Pool will be candidate
before the next North Carolina Legislature
for reelection to the United States Senate.
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Successful Completion Of an Artesian
Well.

CHICAGO, November S.-For some time
ln, workmen have been engaged in boring
Az 4rtcsian well at the Union stock yard
i. this city. To-day, at depth of 1850
Zee! they struck a vein OF pure water,
which is flowing at the rate of $50 barrels
- day. The success of the enterprise
caused much excitement, and vastly
leased those who had commenced and
carried the undertaking to completion.
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Homicide nj SNOW Hill, Maryland.

Syot HILL, November Tn an alter
cation last evening in this town, while the
l4Iot> were being counted, Littleton L.
T. .hari>on was shot by James X. Purnell,
an. lied in few minutes. The quarrel,
!ogeycr, was not political.
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,,s,sr,ous Tragedy in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, November "a jour
newman baker, residing in the southern
.c,ion of the city, was found to-day in the
cellar of his house, with his throat cut.
Il. was removed to the hospital, and soon
died. The affair is involved in complete
,-rS'rrN.
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NV ORLEANS, November 9.-The BIZ
,hops Of the Episcopal Church left here
o-iay to 90 to Kentucky, where an assist
RI, 10 the Bishop of Kentucky is to be con-
,crra,ed. The new Bishop of Louisiana
.:sts here.
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ID NHw OaLsASs9 November l0-IAts
Mexican Fadvices, say that I'll northssn
Mexico, except Durango, i n tho lhsads
Of. the Liberals. The Mexican territory =
clear Of Indians, but thas Of Texas, tbs
frontier military posts being unoccupied, r.
fill Of them a9%Aas - 2 y
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SUING THE JUDGEs.-Quite o number of
suits have already been instituted against
the Judges of election by citizens whose
votes they rejected on Tuesday.-Frede-
rick (Md.) Citizen.
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General sherman and Hon. MF.
- Campbell sailed for Mexico.
New York, November 10.-Lieutenant-
General Sherman and the Hon. L. D.
Campbell, Minister to Mexico, sailed to-
day for Vera Cruz.
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Mr.. SWANS PosITION.-Governor
), publicly stated on Monday evening,
"a baltimore, that he would not regard
~, .ae election to take place in that city on
'ue next day as legal one, and would not
s,Vua'iSsion any one elected at It. He was
.ueh Of the opinion that the Radicals would
SSH'r! the city, but now that bis party has
,' successful, we wonder If the Cover
a a would not reverse his decision and re.
s r The election as valid baltimore
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MEADE q BAhEK, fnafmac6utlsts,
,os Ninth and Franklin streets.

DE READY, BE WATCHFUL, BE
ID VIGiLANT.-COUGHS AND COLDS, the fore
runners of consumption, will soon be In our
midst. LEONARD'S INSTANT RELIEF, COUGH
ali druggists OF respectability. 1t Is CERTAIN
CURE, and should be kept In the families OF all
their children. Wholesale agents,
NOS PUhCELL, LADU q w.
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~ '1BECoSTEsTED.-We are informed that
con- s ha1icals Of Charlestown are going 70
I@ s;sa Dir. Walkers (colored) seat to the
eI.s 's'are on the ground that he was
nis, 1 y by Democratic votes.-B0stoa Ece-
''1y Commercial.
h, "esl' really" Then the Democrats
E., night to vote, but no right 70 yots
Aaaieal candidates. f9s
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MA1lNE lNIELllSfENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC-NovExBgR II.
Sun rises. 6.57 Moon sets.......... 9.2e
Sun ssts........... s.o3 High tide, A. M. s.ll
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 10 AND II.
.... ARRIVED.
Steamer Georgeanna, Hill, Norfolk, msrchsn.
disc and passengers, L. B. Tatum
Schooner Serene, Jones, Baltimore, merchandise,
captain. u
Steamer Alexander, Allen, Philadelphia, mer.
chandise and passengers, W. P. Porter.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, g. +. Watson.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandlse and passengers, L. B. Tstum:
Steamer Petersburg, Travers, Baltimore, mer.
chandise and passengers, D. Il W. Currie.
Steamer City of Albany, Ainsworth, Baltimore,
United States quarternaster.
MEMORANDA.
PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Arrived, steam.
ship Peruvian, Cover, (Br.) from Liverpool Ola
Boston. This Is the vessel which Is expected to
take to Liverpool the cargo now awaiting the Ne.
lta in Norfolk The Melita, II win be recollected,
put into Queenstown on the ed ultmo, leaky, &c.
NEW YORK, November s-Arrived, schooner
0ceanus, Hawkins, from Richmond via lower
James river.
PHILADELPHIA, November s.-Cieared, schooner
Specie, Smith, Suffolk, Va.
Steamer Yazoo, Anderson, from New York, Ar
rived at City Point on the lsth instant.
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DREAKFAST SHAWLS.-We have
~ now In store twenty cases Of these CHOICE
and sEAsONABLE ARTICLES, which w are de.
tsrmined TO sell 1t CUSTOMERS OWN PRICES, at
- J. ETEENBOCK L CO.'S,
r.st v..f Nos. l2l3 and l2l5 Main street.
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Nevada.

san FRANCIsco, November IA Carson
City dispatch says that the Republican par
u carried the Nevada State election by
about ole thousand majority.