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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

wAsHMGroS PAsrRs II COUNCIL wITH THEIR
BaEInSrsIIh. P.SSytsry Of y The P1oIss com
church Of this city, TusidAy evening" and vas opened
with sermon by The last moderator, Rev. @. N. Nc.
IS: .Ths Rinsdon Of haven Is Tx. 10 . grain Of
neldi which, indeed is the least OF ali sssds bat
b,eOnsth Tree, so that he bird, Of the air come
and lodge in the brauchs. thereof Alter sermon,
Ry' pss sai' Of s f's' sia ' %oiss E
and Joseph II. Decide, temporary clerk. Presby-
terry then adj surned tlli moraing at 0 o clock.
MIsdsnS r. Rs religious
exercises The roll wss essd, and the following per-
s', 1.R Rs, h Ne, D. aaR sy
MeCampbsll, Deehert, and Van Dorsn Elders, Joseph
A. Decide, Jacob Hamburg, Robert Bell, q. W.
The nisutss Of the Last meeting Of the Prssbytsry
were read and approved.
Thu place for tis nsK' meeting Of the .Pre,bytsry
was fxed for the North church. Washington.
The Rev. Mr.. Glover, ofthe New Brunswiek Prssby-
terry, and Rev j. e. Nourse Of the Presbytsry OF Bal
timore, were invited to sit a. corresponding mem
bers.
A letter from Rev Mr.. Campbell late Of the Seventh
street church. Washington, asking TO be dis missed to
the Prosbylsry, Of Nashville, Team, was rsad and
A letter from Rev. DR. Janeway, Secretary Of the
Bosrd OF Domestic Missions, was read urging more
liberal contributions to the cause Of domestic mis-
sions
A report from the committee on church extension
was made In which Il was stated that new church
had been organized at Manassas, which was enrolled
II was YssSIyed tbat m asiourned meetInv Of Ina
Presbytsry should be held daring The ssssiop az ths
synod at Georgetown.
The Committed on the Metropolitan Church WA.
continued.
A suppiy vas appoipt.d TO the Eleventh. Street
Presbytsriau church In Washington.
A favorable report was made in relation 10 tbs
progress ~ nIs.ionsTx onerationa in PrInea WiIsm
County.
psS n. u.c.,.h.,I go. .nro,,,.a 10 ,t.t, A..
rev mr. heCamppell was appointed 70 VISIT oeeo'
Juan and 10 make report A. the next meeting OF the
PLesoytery' The rresbytery 'hen to'k recess TIL
IN,
rIespyte,y ss,emolea ~ clock. letter rom
SosePh N. WATSON, qrglng NE rrespyIeIy 70 Appoint
pstoh 70 eoitea nls'oneai p i.e cTaoeete3 WIN me
rIespyteIy wnreaa a.,feS' rus'ln' D. D. was
SP FSa pn .,,1r,nsa IN ,0.., 4, p,,su
me rrescytsiy thsn aolouIned 70 meet In bnags
lTth Of October. Closed with prayer and the Apos.
tolic benedietion
r -. -, ,r.. MI,
me nouSI SEksos luhspIhE Trhe road from
s,o hssomhk lar ron gsing ~ 's proper con
q M pa. snors are now Deins maze 70 repair H.
pike Company, who own the road have Of late found
Il dihicut to get the community sufioiently iutsr.
ested In the road to ,ntnus the work on the scale
In which 1t was inAuguratsd before the war. II il
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ERESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES.
NAVY PArMAsrAR's OFFICE,
No. 426 CHEsrsur srRRBr.
PHILAplLPHIA, septic be,

PHILADELPHIA, September 80, 1857.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for Fresh
BsefAnd Vegetables will be received at this Office
until IL clock, the 18th day Of October, Tor
the supply Of %, 900 pounds Of FRESH BEEF and
80 1000 pounds OF FRESH VEGETABLES, at the Phil
adelphia Navy Yard and Station, as required. The
Beef and Vegetables must be perfectly fresh, and OF
good quality, and each article must be offered for by
the pound. The Beef to be In equal proportions,
fore asd hind quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required
In ono half the estimated amount Of the contract,
and twenty per cent in addition will DO withheld
from tho amount Of each payment to be made, as
collateral security for the due performance OF tho
nrAet, which will on NO account be paid until It
Is fully complied with.
Every oGar must be accompanied by a written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per.
sons, that the bidder bidders will. II his or their
bid be accepted enter into obligation, within Ave
days, with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish
the articles proposed the responsibility Of the guar
antors to be certified TO by the Assessor Of Internal
Revenue, for the District In which they reside.
No proposal will be considered unless aecompR-
MED BY such guarantee, and by satisfaclory eyi.
dence that the bidder Is regular dealer In the Arli
eles proposed, and has the license required BY act
Of Congress
The Department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov.
eminent
Ills to be understood that In case the stipulated
quantity Of either article shall be delivered
balance due the other article the contract NAV
DO considered as completed in full, at the option Of
the Department. A. E WATSON,
oe5'td Paymastsr, United States Navy.
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Nova Scotia and the Dominion Of Canada.
Nova Scotia has virtually voted itself out Of
the New Dominion. Out Of nineeeen members
to the Commons in Canada, Nova Scotia has re.
turned eighteen who are pledged In opposition to
confederation and out Of thirty.eight members,
the number comprising the local Legislature,
thirty six are opposed to the union Of the province
with Canada. The following is an extract from
a private letter, written just after the election,
by prominent editor in Nova Scotia to gen.
.eman In Washington:
ERE this reaches you, the intelligence will
probably have arrived in Washington Of the al.
most total defeat Of the confederation party.
Out Of nineteen Ottawa members, We have elected
eighteen. Upper, the leader Of the confedera.
ton scheme in this province, stands alone in his
glOry-sole representative Of the defunct conted-
GRAFTON party. Blanchard, from Inverness, Cape
Breton, and Pines, from Cumberland, are the
only confederates in the local Legislature. II
was the most crushing defeat ever party sus.
tanned In this or any other British province
The question now 10 will the British Govern.
ment repeal the British North American act so far
as Nova Scotia is concerned? I do not see how
they can refuse to do 60 II we are to be forced
into this union, after having 50 signally and
almost unanimously condemned the sehsme-ii
the British flag is to DO stained by such an act
Of pure despotism-then don't want that flag
any longer to float over me- don't want any
longer to DO called British. It Is true we are a
small people, but the rights Of 800 900 people
should be as sacred as the rights Of 5000, 0OOi
and, con6ding in the Justice Of our cause, we
hope to be able, If not by constitutional means,
BY the law Of right and Of force to assert In
dependence. No pseudo cries of loyalty shall
deter me from speaking out my mind plainly. -
Il believe the annexation of these
province, to tho States is an event not very far
distant, but it must come about gradually"
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Interesting Reading ON Every Pas
THE EIGHT-HouR LAW.


several oil the states have passed what Is
known as tho "eighthour law" and We looked
to see It's praetical enforcement and the bene'
hoial results Of Its operations. Thus far, unless
our observation Is at fault, 1t Is practical null.
lily. Everywhere In those States laborsrs aud
mechanics are working ten and, in some in.
stances, twelve hours day. Now. the question
arises, why is this law imperative? l, II the
fault Of the employer or employee We know
that many persons predicted that 1t would bo a
failure, but We had faith in 1t and looked to see
many good results from tho operation Of this
statute. We must confess, however, to a dis
appointment. Our hopes have not only not been
realized, but the whole movement, 80 far as 1t is
dependent upon law, appears to be q complete
failure. The law is no better than SO much
blank paper.
II was easy to see tho many advantages to the
laboring man from tho steady operation Of this
law Such q reduction Of the hours Of labor
would prove great benefit to the working man
saving him from that physical exhaustion
which is inseparable from too much or too pro-.
trnoted exertion and besides tho laborer and
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From California-Marine and CONNER cisl
Affairs.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2.-Ths wheat shipment
for the quarter ending September 30, was /, 400,
44i sacks, valued at over $2,75O, 900. A feet Of
6S vessels, 81 of which sailed for Europe since
January l. Over 3, 500, 900 sacks of wheat have
been shipped, valued at So, 100000.
The -four shipments for the same period
amount to 1854 barrels. valued at over
50, 500, 900. Twenty -four vessels are now char.
tered and loading wheat about one half Of
them are for England.
The annual report of the cashier Of the Bank
Of California shows the transactions of the bank
for the year to have been over $62, 900, 900.
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From New Orleans-The Yellow Fever
The Question Of the Old and New school
Boards.
New ORLEANS, Oct 2.-The interments from
fever up to six O'Clock this morning numbered
6fy.four.
In the case Of the old and new school boards,
Judge Daplantisr decided that the new board
was appointed when no vacancy existed, and
that the resolution, of the council repeating all
ordinances touching the public schools were null,
because they oonhioted with an act of the Iegis-
lature, and were violation Of the charter, be.
cause they were passed by both boards the same
day. The judge decrsed that the new board was
not qualified, and are forbidden to perform tho
duties of school directors Of public schools Of
New Orleans, No appeal will be taken.
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From Nashyiilo-The Archives OF the City
Demanded and Given Up-E.citement,
hut No Riot,

NASHVILLE, TENN Oct. 2.-Chancellor Har-
risOn has declined to grant the injunction asked
by Mayor Brown, in behalf of the old city au-
thorities. This afternoon Col. Bladsburn, with
q company of cavalry, under orders from Gen.
Cooper, demanded of Mayor Brown the posses.
sion Of the Mayors office archives Of the city.
Mayor Brown submitted to the military force
and Col. Alden, the new Mayor was put in pos
session.
large crowd had collected in the public
square, and cheers were given for Brown as b,
left the Office There were no signs Of a riot
shown
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The Election in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The Republican has
returns from twelve parishes, including New
Orleans, giving total vote Of 2s, 6s1, and ma.
jority Of registered voters of ,6ls.
In every county and parish heard from ma.
jority Of The registered voted. 1t is supposed
nearly svsry one Of the remaining parishes will
swsli the majority Of votes.
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SIXTY YEARS ago there was hardlya craft
larger than an Indian canoe on the great
Western lakes. In ls4l, the lake trade
amounted to $65,000, 900; in 1851, to $780,
100000; in 1861, $3.50, 100000; and it bids
fair in 1861 to reach the enormous sum OF
$l,000,000,0Q0.
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AID ron THE YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS
The Israslites Of this city met last evening at
their synagogue on Eighth street, between II
and ], for tho purpose Of raising funds to relieve
the New Orleans sufferers. THOMAS ]. DURASr,
esq, formerly Of that city, contributed $50.
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Bang ct 10 the Mexican Ministe


YIEsSA, Oct. 1-Evening Tho Emperor will
visit Paris on the goth inst.
BERLIN, Oct. 1-Eyening. --Parli ament has
fixed the salt tax at two thalsrs per hundred
pounds.
FRASKFoRr, Oct. l--Evsniug United States
Five.twenties, 75s.
ANTWERP, Oct. 1--Eyening. Petroleum firm.
FLoREscE, Oct 1-Evening. --Intellige 90
has been received Of quito q serious revolution
airy demonstration by the partisans of Garibaidi
o. viterbo, yesterday.
Tho latest dispatches, however, announce that
the outbreak has been quelled, and the city 10
tranquil.
Pans, Oct, l-Eveniug Much distrust in
political and financial circles here.
N. Rouher, Foroiga French Secretary; Laval
lette, Home Secretary, aud NJ. MICRO, italian
Minister tol France, left to day for BisrritI to
confer with the Emperor.
LONDON, Oct. Moon Admiral Farragut
arrived in this city yesterday. As in other
places, he is received with marked civilitiss.
LONDON, Oct. 2-Noon.-Consols, 9Ii. All
American securities are heavy and dropping,
owing to non receipt Of quotations from New
York. Fries, AL Illinois Central, III U. g.
5-20's, 72i Atlantic and Great Western, %.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2-Noon.-cotton quiet and
steady, with q probable days sales of 10, 900
bales. Prices unaltered.
LONDON, Oct. 2-Noon.-No further kilograms
relative to the recent disturbances in Italy have
been received. In the meantime many wild
rumors are aaoat.
It Ia said serious revolt has broken out nj
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Mr.. JACOB BooL is now permanently
established In his new Boot and Shoe Store, No4le
Seventh street, bstwssn q and streets, near the
Patent once, where he has large and we'll selected
stock Of Boots Shoes aud CATERS for ladies and gen
tlemsh, misses, youths and children, Of svsry Dc.
seriptiop. Ai,o, made TO order, Boots, Shoes, and
dsitsr. Of the best French Calf al the lowest prices
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

WASHINGTON, September 81, 1857.
Information has been received at this
Department from Mr.. AARON YOUNG, IT,,
the Consul Of the United States at Rio
Grande de Sui, Brazil, Of the death, on
the goth Of June last, at Rio Grande de
Sui, Of ]. P. JEoFFRor, q native of Vir.
ginia.
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1913 NEW BOOK STORE. SIG
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN ANDI.

SAM'L S. g. BARBOUR,
Dealer 10 Books and Stationery, tehool and Blank
Books, Miscellaneous and Religious Works, News.
papers and Periodicals,
Del colin GOLD PENS, &C.
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MOBILE, Oct. q The second days vote
stands; blacks, 82Oi whites, "a. The whites,
with very few exceptions, vote for convention.
No disturbances whatever have occurred.
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Bur NOT OFT TO MORTAL Eye is such q
,c.ne unveiled az the immspss stock Of Clothing a,
A. saks 4 Co. ., 6l7 Seventh street, sdjoniss Ma
Ilonai Bank Of the Rspublic.
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New YoRK, Oct. 2.-Ths Keystone base ball
club, Of Philadelphia and Excelsior club, Of this
city played a match game here to-day, which
resulted in a victory Tor the former, the score
standing 20 to Is
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JEwnRr.--Three Link Bog Wood Sets,
spangls set,s, Blue shell sstts Plated Seal Chains,
Sleeve Buttons, Silver Plated Spoons and Forks, re-
esivsd this morning at Prigg's One Dollar Jsuslry
store, No. ass Psnnsyivsnis avsuus near Four.snd,
a.half street
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HKILBRuS & Bro, 500 Seventh street,
one door south Of Odd Fellows Hall, make to order
and warrant good IT. French Calf stitched Caters,
t.6o; French Calf stitched Boots, eli; American
Calf stitched Boots so First rate psggsd Boots Is;
Pine stitched Boots handfor tsi Home made psggsd
Boots, % so; Heavy Kip and Grain Boots, o to IS
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A FINE PORTRAIT OF GEN. SHERIDAN is to DO
placed in the Union League rooms in New York
city.
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THE SUPREME CoURr OF GEoRGIA pronounce
In favor Of the military reconstruction act Of
Congress. "a .-
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THE GRAND TOURNAMENT
TO Be dIyES BIT
THE "oRIoN ASSOCIATION"

Inn 'OhioN AsSOClATION'
Will take place at AnRlostan Island, on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. the eth and sth insls.
The proceeds to be distributed for the beneht Of
the yellow fever sufferers at Mobile and Pensacola
Some Of the most able Orators and large number OF
knights from this District and the surToundi nR
country will be present. His Exeellency Andrew
Johnson President Of the United States and General
U. g. Grant have been invited, and 1t Is hoped will
honor the occasion with their presence. The
SPLENDID BRASS BAND
Of the 18th United States Infantry have volunteered
theiI services, and the HOLY HILL BRASS AND
STRING BANDS have been engaged for both days.
strong police force will be present and assist the
Committee In maintaining order.
iievethe suffering andaaiietsd The committee p ON
ise pleasant and agreeable time.
The Tournament will commence at u s'cloc., p,
m, each day.
The following named gentlemen will act as jud y.s
Generals David Hunter, D. II. Ruoker, and NJ s..
lace. Dr. J. A. Ritche, Grafton Tyler. and NJ o,
Caustsn Commanders George Morris and J. BTen.
ton boggs, U. .. N. Major L. b. Norton, Hugh Ca
psrson' esq, John J. Beall, esq, y. W. Jones' esq
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
s. b. PALMER, GEO. y. GRAHAM,
FIX. BYRNE
ASSOCIATE COMmITTEE.
". II, DEdOs, wn. II. PRARsOS,
J. q. WILSON, d. PEARsoE,
Z, Is. OFPUrT, J. W. sIoussA,
JoHS PEARSON.
ADMISSION:
Genh."'....,0e cents Ladies', ...'..'',B cents
which will be received at the Ferry, foot OF High
Boats will cross every minutes, commencing Al
49, oe3lt
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Honolulu News by the Way OF caiissr-
nia-Ths Reciprocity Tresty corssd-
sssS.l Il Il. II .El.
soo' Vo'' -hcno'mu ea'eso
$500. ~ nsNs eeen ieosvsa. bsss,a.
~ eosneaon eep''no% o oonhosr
-,''S '''.y WIN .oe o'"ea ess's.'
, a' "I''''' my aosi0n was '"ken 'Ou'o not DO
'S Tao
'oe'n"en. naaVe journal opposes 'ne
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Republican Nominations In Aibsmarle
County.
RICmOSn, Va, Oct. 2.-Hon. Alexander
Rives and colorsd man were nominated by the
Republicans of Albomarls county for the con.
yentiOn, Last night they we're burnt in eflgy
by the opposition.
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State OF the New York Financial Market.
New YoRK, Oct, Mooney is active. and call
loans fully seven per cent.
Gold closed firm at 1881 Governments are
quiet, and closed generally fraction lower than
the extreme morning rate.
Tho Sub. Treasurer to-day sold million bonds
and bought million soven.thirties
Stocks closed steady, but not up to tho high.
est morning figures.
The Sub Treasury has balance Of Sll4, 900,
O0O
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Congressman Shsnks Addresses n Nee
Ing Of Colored Men.

RICHMOND, VA. Oct. Congressman Shanks,
of Indiana, addressed the blacks this evening.
He said he spoke as one Of party who had
power. lie said tho Southern States would have
been in the Union long ago II they had given
the rights to the blacks and they never would
get in until they did. President johnson, II
guilty, would be impeachsd, and even with the
aid Of the Maryland rebel militia, which was
arming, he would be powerless to do anything,
as tho men of the North are ready at the tap Of
tho drum to quell him and his militia.
lie predicted thirty thousand majority in
Ohio for the Republicans.
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81 PUBLIC soHooLs.-At ths last
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolped, That the following places be designated
ofiees for the Transaction Of all the Public School
business BY the respective Sab Boards Of rrustess
For the sub-Board, First District, (Frst and Sec.
ond wards-sehool room, corner Fourteenth aud q
streets,
For the sub-Board, Second District, Third and
Fourth wsrds)-sehOol room on II, between Sixth
and Seventh streets.
For the sub.Board, Third District, tFifh and
Sixth wards)-wallaeh School Building, and School
room, corner Third street east and A street south.
For tho sub-Board, Fourth District, Seventh
Ward)-Hale Grammar School room, John Z. Thomp.
son, teacher, on Sixth street.
The Trustees will be In attendance At the above
named place, from to 81 o'clock on each morning
Of the week, from Monday to Friday, inclusive,
during the month of SEPTEMBER and all persons
entitled to tickets Of admission to the Public Schools
can procure them at tho places and times designated
By order Of the Board.
sap r. y. BoIsgAU, sse'y.
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THIs rs no GIVE NOTICE, THAT

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Court Of Washington county, In the District Of CO.
lumbia, lettsrs Of Rdminisiration on the personal
estate OF Robert B nell. late Of Washing
ton. d, G., deeeassd Al persons having claims
aganst the said deceased are hereby warned TO ex'
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to the
subscriber on or before the hrst day OF october
next they may otherwise by law he excluded from
all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under 10y hand this first day o. October,
1867 ISABELLA A. B0ZZRLL,
oe9.wswa Administrative.
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..M... COMMERCIAL. I'D. r..rsr
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 2-Flour continues firm,
with an upward tendency. There were only
about l, 900 bushels Of wheat offered, with sales
Of white at 50 80, 50 40, and $2.80 for fair 10
very good, and $3.50, $2.4O, and $2.46 for fair
to good red. No white or yellow corn offered,
and sales Of only about 700 bushels mixed at
81 24a1. rs. Sales OF 200 bushels oats at $780,,
and 100 bushels rye at $1.29.
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" BED oAsToRs.
For sale by
oeS cost JOHN r ELyANs 4 CO
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new YORK FIRST BOARD SALES. /.
| Coupons, 110I; 6.2O's, 1859, u.s. 6-2o's, 1854,
1881; b-20's, 1855, 109li b-7o's, January and
July, 1855, 1o7i; 1o.4o's 9s!i 1905 July, ioeii
Gold, 1881.
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Banquet TO Senior Romero In New York.
New YoRk, Oct. 2-senor Romero, the Mex.
can Ministsr,was the recipient Of grand dinner
given BY the citizens Of New York tonight.
Letters were received from General Grant,
Thad. Stevens, and several others, who were un.
able TO attend.
Enthusiasm and good feeling prevailed.
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STOyEs AND TINWARE.
Extensive stock Of Stoves and Tinware at as Few,
en,h street. Goods and work cheap.
oe3lt DANIEL PFIEL Co.
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5PECIALT MOTTO h ..

. H OF AL n OTI q H 3.
. 90 Great Falls lee Company.-A Divi-
DBND Of ten per cont upon the stock Of this Com
pauy will DO paid to the stockholders BY T. Piins,
ESQ.,, Treasurer. on aud after the 9Th instant; the
balance Of the profits for the past yor being carried
; 10 The surplus fund.
ocs-lt JOHN y. CALLAN.
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~ Lucky.-A Gentleman left Now Or
LEANS and came north until the fever abated, and
while In New York he purchased q ticket In the
dsorss State Lottery for the benefit Of the Masonic
Orphans Home, and drew the capital prize Of
Thirty Thousand Dollars on the 24th Of September
instant, E.
Lucky to avoid tho fever and get thirty thousand
dollars by his visit. .... ocs.ltE
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~ John r, Rlyans. NJ, O. Emory, James L. Barbour
Albert O. Hall. oel