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omnled in the annals of parties in this country
IL is folly to urge, in justification Of the act, Tor
il will prove unavailing with the People, as the
same sophistry did in lS2l-lhat as some system
of organization is indispensable to pa''y's EN-
ciency and National Convention, by common
consent, has been regarded as the basis OF The
system, submission 10 its decree, no matter how
obtained, is IN obligation Of good faith and par
tsan allegiance.
We have not done with this subject.
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THE MADISONIAN AND THE NERO URl

~ To-morrow we shall copy from the American
Sentinel the correspondence referring TO the dinner
rendered TO the gallant Capt Stockton of the Pnnce-
ton.-.nadisoHion
The correspondence appeared originally in the Mer-
curry. We induced To remark tins some other
account. The proceedings of meeting of German
Democrats, in this county, published some time ago ia
the Mercury, though they copied into the Penn
sylvanan and Sentinel, escaped equally The Madi-
ed communicated by some q friend who does not
TO have bee acquainted with the true proceed
ings. The resolutions, published IN the communiea-
ton TO the MadIsonian, express the dissemination OF
the Germans OF the city and county OF Phiiadelphln
to give Mr.. Tyler the same support they are Wiling
TO give Mr.. Calhoun, Col. Johnson, Gen. Cas- anu
Mr.. Van Buren,. A motion, however, was made al
the meeting 10 strike out The name of MIR. Van Ruren
which was after debate, amended as 10 strike out all
other names Jui that Of JoHN TYLrR, which was car
ried unanimously, and the actual resolution agreed
upon reads therefore very differently fom that which
appeared in the MaIisoniap; and - much more
thoroughly in favor of honest JouN TYLER.
We mention this because we know that the MadI-
sonian always wIllingio make the amede honorable
Phil Mercury.
The Mercury is correct in saying we VIII do
it the justice to explain the above. IL so hap
pened that we did moi examine our exchange
papers on the occasions referred to, or we would
have copied f. ON the Mercury aud credited ac-
cordingly, as the resolutions and correspondence
first appeared 10 il. The resolutions were
handed US in by German friend; aud we
were requested 10 copy the correspondence from
the Sentinel by Il friend Of Capt. s., who was
not aware it originally appeared in the Mer-
curry. Better luck next time.
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pprscorr's Cosoursr OF MExIoo-We are in
debied TO Mr. Fanck Taylor of this city for The sr
cosp volume of this most excellent and valuable
work This volume is illustrated with rich Ike
ness of MosTEzuMA, and a map of Mexico TINS
is one OF Harper s Brothers best executed pub
LEGATIONS.
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The accession to the Union of the Kingdom of
Hanover with nearly 100000 inhabitants, isIn con-
temptation. This event would doubtless decide The
smaller States Of the north to join the Union and
in that case the whole Of Germany with the exceP
ton Of the Austrian dominions, would be united and
would contain population is shown in the follow
ing table
Table of PopulaHoR
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We sec tho Boston Daily Advertiser has, as the
organ Of all the British creditors undertaken, in
series Of articles to discuss the question of State
debts and TO press well rspubsh all the views
taken OF the subject by the English journals which,
well as our own, we have no doubt well paid
for it,--Giobe
We doubt whether they get $500 an article
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lrRAssLArloN.l


Monsieur IL BARos Various circumstances have
hitherto prevented my answering the official note adj
dressed TO me, under date of the 25lh September
1912 by the Royal Minister Of Foreign Affairs of
Wurtemburg, by which was rogue sted 10 eommu
ncale TO the Government Of his Prussian Majesty the
propositions which the Goyernm mt of The United
States of America intended to make in respect 10 the
advantages which the said Government light be dis.
posed TO extend 10 the Germanic Association Of Com
merce and Customs, In return for reduction Of The
duties imposed on the importation Of tobacco from
the United States of America.
| am prepared to make TO you precise oyer
ture this subject, by proposing 10 lay down the ba
sis OF an arrangement TO be hereafter concluded bs
tween the United States of America and the German
c States belonging TO the Association Of Commerce
and Customs, subject TO the appreciation Of my Gov
eminent, which will furnish with the necessary
instructions for tins purpose, after having maturely
examined the different propositions made on both
sides.
propose, then, TO commence a negotiation for
such an arrangement, having for IFS principal basis
an exchange Of equivalents between the two coun-
tries by means Of mutual reductions TO be made IN
their respective tariff, TO give greater eXte-
sion TO the commerce between them, without too
much disturbing the protection at present accorded
TO the national industry OF each country
On the supposition that the duties at present in
posed by the Germanic Association Of Commerce and
Customs upon the importation of rice not aug
mented and that the article Of cotton remains free d,
| at present the Al erican Government viii have
nothing 10 All On It's part, except reduction OF the
duties levied by the Germanc Association on tObarr9,
/ imported from the United States Of America
! The American Government will then be disposed
To grant reduction of the duties imposed 10 the Unit
| cd States of America upon certain articles OF the
growth produce, and manufacture OF the German
States belonging to the Association of Commerce
and Customs, s0cb linens and other manufactures
| Of Hax and hemp; silks and mixed goods of which
silk is the material Of hef value thread and cotton
lace, or of gold and silver, hosiery, looking glass
plates, toys, and such other articles may be desig
mated by common consent provided that the Ger
manic Association Of Commerce and Customs shalt
make such reduction, shall b. acceptable to the
American Government, OF the duties imposed on to-
bacco imported from the United States of America.
! Please 10 receive Monsieur lie Baron, the assur-
ances of my most distinguished consideration
HENRY WHEATON.
His Excellency Baron de BULow,
Minister Of Foreig, .4Gairs Of
His Majesty the King ofPr1gsia.
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Mr.. WHEATON, sc.

The following CONF aratye tables OF the do
mesc and fore IN tonnage emplo, ed in the foreig
trade Of the United States, each table comprising
period Of five years
From l52s 10 1892, ineItrire.
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We have not done with this subject
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p population.
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Proportion per cent.
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W0RTHAM'S OFFICE.
EXCHANGE RgIE.DsNC.

Sa'Grday-DrawiHg received Monday morning. Grand
consolidated, Extra, Class Is Capital pIiz.sS7UUn 2D0n
1900 1909, 3d. OF 300, ui poo > Of $50 10 Of 100
&c. - numbers-l2 drawn. Tickets 81
10000.
Alexandra Lottery Class No. - I3-'To be drawn
az Alexandria, d. &, on Saturday the lth of November
1873. Capitals S3OOOO, 10000 GOOO 1000 1000 2yuu
2OuO La, - prizes 1t lOOO -. 800 - OF 3DU 600 of
2uO, ~c.-I5 Nos Is drawn. Tickets $40 Certiticses
I" Packages Of p whole Tickets ) 30; shares in proportion
$4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, class p for ls43-io be drawn at
AeAnndn1, ID. C.. Saturday the 18th November lsi3
Splendid przcs:-SiOOOU, 10000. $500. 3155 1000
!OOO 1900 1900 1900 1907 10 prizes Of 1000 O of 500
lO OF 300, IL Of 300. 400 Of l5c, &. :, number Loe
y-l1 drawn Tickets sic. Certificates OF packages VI
20 whole tickets Sl3O-shares IN prop ,tun.
$50 900.
Alexandria Lottery class ruEber sc, for lSI3-,o be
drawn IN Alexandra, ID. C., on saturday the 25,h Of No,
venlher, lei3 Brilliant scheme-S2O, 900. 10 OUO 5000
236I plcs of 1900, 100 prizes oi 1000 ITO Of 300 &C.
Tickets $40 Certificates Of packages oi 10 whole tick
cts Sl3O-shaes in proportion
j. All orders confidential; and the drawing forwarded
immediately after It's receipt here.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates uf Packs-.s in The ,y
Splendid Lotteries, alIfess
M d fIIa
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lotteries.
J. Il, GREGORY y CO., MANAGERS
Kiehmaua.

sn'ardsy-siOao, 1000. l2oO. 1000. so -. &c. e.
Tickets -.
$3O,OOGl
AleHandfia Lottery. Class No. s. for lsI3 To b. drawn
~ AleAahdna, d. G., Saturday. the Ih Il Soy.,pb.r
ISIS CSpiials-s3D,ODO 10000. GOuJ 5000 logo
@'oo .OOo l'ii, - puzcs Vl 1000. - ct 800 - 81
500, 200 =" 200. sc. 70 No. Louciy-i3 traa I,ll,t
Tickets $40 halves :; quarter 81. Certificates Of Pack
ase""i - NrIle Tickets SiJi--share. IA proportion
$4,000
AcSandda Lottery, Class l., r,r lsI3 20 BE- drawn n,
Alexandra, d. G., on Saturday. tie IStii 81 November
1913. Splendid fnzes-S 10 .O0l. 10000 5000 3lj5
2eO0 1000. 1900 $500, 1900. 1000. 10 oi ,r,z.. al
IoOO 10 OF 800. 10 Of 300 IL ct 200 4OO At $50 &c
80 NJ" Iutiefy-lJ drawn ballots. Tickets 10: halves
quarter 80 Certificates OF ickaycsol 20 Who'll. Tck
cts, SlJO-shares IA proportion.
S3O,OOOl
Alexandria Lottery Class No. sc. for ISI3 To be drawn
m AleNlndnn, d. C., Saturday the 9th II November
lo+J Brilliant Schene-SjO.OOO. 10000, 300 23G7
ptik'~ ct lJOO 100 prizes Of 1000. 10 Of 300 g.,
Tickets Sin halves b quarters 81 Certificates Of Pack
ages OF 20 Whole Tickets, Sl3J-Shar, IN proportion
fot Tickets and shares Certificates Of Package IN the above
splendid Lotteries, atif-s.
J. g. GREGORY n co. Manag.rs Richmond VI,
Drawings sent Immediately they are over To all ,.o order
above. =. o.
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NEW YORK MARKET Noy.s-9 p

NbN NOhh MARKET, Nov. So y. VI
The sales OF cotton reached 500 bales at old prices Flour
is iuo cheaper the weather being uniayorobe Gcnes.
see has sold at $40 ~ aud 60 Southern four quiet
Buckwheat meal apIenty ot $3.50. OF Barley 1000 bu
fair sold at ~ c being m advance. contract Tor new
Corn was made Of 10, provided arrives In order Lagc
sales Of Canal Oats AZ 3l5 cts.
Rye WINS sold n 10cts Northern Corn 5ja56ets
Whiskcy, 234a2J cts. Beet j. firm at 81 and So for
country brands, buyers.
Clover seedsOOO lbs sold at 9cts 100 lbs good Western
Feathers az 3lct.
sterling bills rather droop the top is prem. Francs
5'J2b. Money stocks generally uto rising.
There was sale Of Teas from the Morrson's cargo
Inc green's % isf they sold brought the prices Of
The previous sale, but there evidently not much firm
ness aud tlIc blacks had to be- almost a'l Withdrawn
=. Eyenng-Iho sale Of Cotton Tor tho dly are 500
bales cargo of dry Goldfish sold at 500 Msckercl.
10, 3 and dollars.
ErclaE2es, including Csrfi6cairs and Chicks
Boston ~ DIS; Philadelphia par n die Baltimore par
d., Washington, c.. dis; Richmond NJ Raleigh
- S2 Wilmington jl2, Charleston 5,l ds; Augusta al
dsi Macon Ia; Columbus lAal5 ds Savannah lai die:
Mobile par pren, New Orleans lal5 prem; ST. Louis
spe. che. " ~; Louisville u dis; Cincinnati ?:
Neshvilc 2o25 Apaachcoa L. Treas. Notc'par ia5 prem,
Bison London a. prem u, France 53of; Dolls Spanish
iulalO6; DO Patriot. para de; Douboons Span'h 5Oa
1850 DO Patriot 5,7O.-IoHr. Cam.
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BY inioe> a brother.
Lancaster Drnby A Co. Oh Stand. Main St
EXTENSIVE COLLECTION
T. 4
OF NEW AN

VI NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS. Al Auc,;on
'h TUESDAY, EVENING. November 9TH NJ S,s. n, -
'' We VA ~"h vlIabr OF New s,r..rt
us "''A Just received from New Tn. eol-r,,,, -
AMI hcllde- many No1ss u mert-au,,,y 49,.
i % 'olDl Nrnsrr-e vol Dictionary new Eli. Tl,,,. 80
me Steel Ing avings sir Waller s-of.
""N ."N"I Naf"r- PeuinsuAr War vol Rroyr.. p,..,
~ wv human Mind vol Macpher-on's O,n. u,p,,,b ,t
'ot aHshornes Piutarch'- Liyes- Koi.-k. No.,
Vol slAse+are's Plays and Poems fine p,es . ro, ~,
No. Novels vol Jack Hinton. guarisu1p plat, .yti
mn can ami embossed Morocco gt PM Pocs., me-
@ 'Ay't b"oN- Turner'S History Anglo Sa.or. > 80,
,.'eAiafts Eurns tta's O. Malay fine plates. Rot,,,
'''''N' 'o I"-phn- complete Works Irninr,.-,. ,I,
" S'n'iHy LIE tDwper. Volumes Po~abo,t,. , p
-, ron 'oinI" Works fine edition. Millions DO Do D, p
n"'A- tocetH Campbell, Lamb Montgomery and Et ~
"-'e Aaeknsh &, ivs Walkers DetoDar, yo,'
''s"' tousht' f0locSs toun- Time. Mali. ROM Ice,
''""sfaphy "v God.utts wots, IIor, Of M,,rc a., ~.
L. AM pL'tcs f"rs Book Mlryr. ra,.r. Tn I-
ta'elei tngravnss M,or-s Poetica Work. Tn. P,,,,
no oi w bn"l katin the Refer Duchess s. ,b,, n.y.
f"shi hadi-us OF Warsaw Scottish Chls6. a.. ,,s,a .
vaueiy Of iL-r Popular Works 49, '"seu''' "hh a
THE WINTER GREEN FOR I.4I
Also 10 copies NJ the Winter Green 4 ter.rn,,t q A.
,r1t Ahn'a! Tor l-Ii edited By Ino Rees. ami
u tine engraving '' ''4-t'ed WIN
me sooss "l be arranged AMI open Tor examination IN
''+'ay- ~ sale without ~"
-o ~ INLOES & BROTHER Au.,.
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FUTURE DAYS.
SPRINGVILLE FOR SALE.


HariHg made my mind az, RI hare II all together
\ hMEDIATELl after the sale of nv resi-.
"nee on MONDAY the l3 November instant viii old \, Of
~ ""ek ~ h"--- cows bogs ami po together wt t. ,fp.
how on anr say corn. oats hay huck- pr rbade AM ton
-,a" lotaioes Irish AMI apples with great a,y
~ 'a'hs implements rarely sguaiei farm IN Virginia
49, most OF my furniture house and kchen which "a. 90
'"'i Tor use AMI the highest Richmond price. ,,y.,
WIN large quantity Of desirable valuable. baok.
embracing American State PaEsrs and Writings Of Washing
ION 10 any man who has Tire time rad WORK. m.
inNaahe lastly but not least comfortable AMI excellent family
'aagr winch recently best manur. to,. m
Liehnnnd $500 AMI BaIOucbe or two hor-e. All ~
nlui"i TOT which pad the above tl. sum Of
" as" good second hand its us.J
N"'iE The hors will b. found good family and frr
i' stlnr nothing about the puuiy q hlo~- which even =,
hSi 'i IN the human family Of any man 10 has
'e 81 the cows are fresh N. pail cool mser- the o,,
ore breed. and thu poultry vaey quality can't be-
'aY matched VIII also Be- soh bull though 6
one OF the ven best animals an the 81 Virginia
a. his progeny Will testify.
LNN ash Tor all sums Of olfs sums above
,l' amount notes satisfactorily endorsed payable At one Of the
banks ~ kicuo months from sale viii BE- REQUIRED
UPON the delivery Of property That improper CONSTRUCTION
man - put upon the above eodon subscriber " IN here r.
"tk mat purchases made BY erson whom Ice j. indebted
M % rah" Pr"ieedo notes Benton rop money Of nd
" ,r,St ~ -,, .,,,.,-,.,. A. GODDiN.
= " la I'll
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$4,000.

Alexandra Lottery, Class for I.I3-To be drawn a,
Al.Aandna ID. G, ON Saturday the 18th Of November
lSi3. Splendid Prizes:-SIO 900 10 900 ,o1h 3SI5
roo, 2OOO 1900 lsUO 1900 1000 10 pszc. OF 1000 mn
oi 5OO 10 ct 800, IL Of 200, 400 OF 100, &c - No
Lottery 10 drawn. Tickets 80 Certificates # Packa.
ses Oi 20 Whole Tickets Sl3l-shar,s IN lrnuoriion
100000
Alexandra Lottery, Class No. Sc for lsi3-To BE-
drawn IN Alexandria, ID. C.. Saturday te 18th of N
NembeT, 1913 Brilliant Scheme $40 900 10 600 5000
1897, Pn4cs Of 1900 100 puzes of 1000 ITO Of 3,O
&c Tickets $40 Certificates OF Packages oil &c Who.
Tickets Sl3j--sharos IN proportion.
Tickets m the above and al other Lotteries advertised
by }. t. GauGoRY & Co, oil time. b, had o:
hofr Co., by addressing them, and enclosing the pc
at ticket or package. the case may be- - 9--tf
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ia. CHuRCn's Chemical Essence OF Nus

I M CHtsCII's Chemical Essence oF uu.-
hro- tor Rheumatisns.-The lamped success
N i- attended the administration Of Remedy. caused
" - eagerly sought for by thousands suffering under
e torture o Rheumatic Affections The attended by is an
poh : speedy and most effective Many OF the have
tNieS t' asonshnen searching
e' 'rsons who have been tonented year ami disabled
O 'Oiie eir usual avocaons have been fully restored In
hea'h and activity BY Indeed Cures Es.enee oTMu.
d j. eonieety cure OF Acute ami Chronic
hL,Ima isIn and stands without a For SHE by
HARDWOOD Z BEALE suceessors 10 : 3 Al. L. r..
49, - -
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uARDWARE a.
4 RANT To PHysICI .-pro-
iap>u> ttcri cured by External uean..-Dr
tob'1 Ihonlp>on'. Pelvic Corset tern A h

uominni S;nndagc.-Nye nx--,,s
I'' these Instrument which hrni.
" evidenced BY enlarged demand which
VIC constantly from the rst this civ mi
claims Tor preference Hpon medical proi.,p mi
ie pubic Fhy-eIans throughout the
me uein - feel atsded they
oe'fhe" aud applicability. To prevent mistakes
se b description OF the which
winch may Be- applicable to the for which may wan
The Pelvic Corset for Polp-us Uer anil aerD,
ae - EASILY adjusted and by the
inconvenience The pad which
ne p''- pau usually tender under PRESSURE based npon
@ ,'h"r OF proper and shape neatly cushioned which
10 W place by two straps composed OF
1''i p'f'u elastic webbing, to
pHhh hanasr for the Of
"eie-sr admirably atapts
ana constructed Of such materials IN allow
% entire son and ellsic portions OF the abdomen .
snahs u- spinal column a aIo,y
utmost freedom faction body-and can IN
u" circumstances h. drawn into wrinkles
preserving m form and giving in support rrusrlu
a'oiIins the objection usually
tahas- which be thrown and thereby
Ne' Is rsd cord This bandage also kept place by means Of
Sunps Of elastic webbing.
y BThese patented and tn, us. Of In. l,,,
webbing a part Of the nigh, ofthe parn
" anu h'''ntoNe deem IL the
age TIE use OF At IA their manufacture give them surprising
wan re readily conceded by al Instruments having metallic spring,
arc auir 10 t' objection that they
% nor can they be modified
ihe-e ou@eos entirely DR. Tbomn-on'. n.,
a. try can be made larger smaller with The
s'eaest ease And another
-H' m The price Of other
IRE enabled to 10 this having purchased then,
~ We" q" overcoming objections
instruments oi this kind because high prices sse fr he
hoping feiburs" ourselves by then
" ule reach Of patients who wouh
''ls nave Teen realized ALEN'R DUVAI. co.
~ Druggists Richmond Va
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H0YT l. cos NEW OFFICE,
UNDER THE EXCHANGE IsoEEI. ReL-O-4.

SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR NOVEMBER.
10000
Alexandria Lottery Class No. 80 for lsI3-To n.
drawn at Alexandria, d. c. Saturday the lIih Of No
yember, ls43:-Capiinls, $50 600 10 600 COCO 5Oun
'oVO 2oO 2OOO l,1i7 p prize. ct 1000 - OF 800 y
OF 300, 200 Of 200, &c-7J Nos - drawn Tick.s IN
-Ceriieates of Packages Of p Whole Tickets Sl3j-
IN mr..
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DISSOLUTIO


PARIS GREEN
4 ttNIlflL Article fr painting N,..,.. Wri8, %. ni.
a ari i'f crcnus walls d.. .i. iy.
%. l'-l~ J. o. u.~r,cr 4 sos
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Tho result IN the city is still involved in doubt
The Tribune surrenders all but one Wing Della.
gate and the Wing Sheriff
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LADIES' SHOES.
lLLLLLLrcLLt--n.L L.. H. IL
4 MFRONED CARnONATED YEAsr PoYnFRs ~ -

Ladies aud Misses Boot and Shoe Mapufaetursr
no ShoeSoe Hin next door 10 Valentine Breejcn a -
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SUPERIOR PULLED CLOTHS.
III EANi Pulled Cloths, manufactured in Viz.
close, AZ very reduced prices.
m u KENT, KENDNI. a NTwNTER
(.kouND PLASTER Ground Pasier from The
- inbce Mills foT ale AZ low pfces and quslty Nv
o." DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN
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tlour-Ihe market is firm the close al Sis11 for
good common brands Gcucsee parcel sold this morning
At and another az 1856 per Dbl Corn fully sains
Saturdays puccsa cargo yellow Fat arrived today sold NJ
oil ct'. Ol-Ihc import Of Crude per brig Carib has
been taken at ISc cash-Afias.
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S3O.OOnn.

Alexandria l.aucy, Class No. 81, Tor -I3-,a be- drawn
at Alexandra, d. c. Saturday 2jrh ot Noyen,b.r
1913 Brilliant scheme: $4,000, 10000 5000 23G, I;
OF l5UO 100 OF 1000, &c, Tickets SlO halves :: quar-
'eI 1o Certificates of ii % whole tickets 1870
shares in proportion
0y Tickets by package cenidratrS Of ua~Es-.s i ,
ekrts ~ al Tie alo's and any LOTTERY advertised Ly J. q
Gregory = 20, Tor a Of
ocq - 49,, W. NJ,
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By William. a HaInII.


Nhtskey- Rum, Gin, brandy, itaron e.
"a NEDNishAf NENT tie 18TH inst At 10! oeloeE MI b.
sod IA front u Office ' 49, WI DC
~ hht' Baltimore whiskcy, copper distilled
50 bhs Do 90 d, 40
80 10 OH Mouongahcla Wli.k-y
% DO Luther Barnes sons Rum
10 do Rock Sprng Gin
nan pip-s Oh Brandy "1uri Dlpuy 4 90
- 90 do 10, a. Srignetss"'
~ DO do Common Brandy
pipes Holland Gin
hif 5th proof Irsh Wh.ssv
20 casks ABBOTT Double Brown Stunt
10 his prime Bacon sii--
lOOOn lb baltimore Cured SIDE.
-Nu bags Cofre-i-iguayra Cuia anI Au,o,,,,,.
- hhi- prime West India Sugar.
- DO %" Porto REQ MoIassr-
lep hbs sai-nl Suit
30 boxes -NlO Window G1ss
50 kegs Baltimore Inspected Butler
100 DO No. White Lead
~ DDS l-a1rad1r Herring 10 uOt-s Starrb
- IheeS~, boNes casA-.
4rfuis-' ndrr 500 100 and over 4 mantle 10 ,
w & H. AIcts.
sEA1 rIFUL narrow Cora vriyr, Mex Rsor. 80
THOMAS Il. PRICE.
NEW BDOE-NOV G.
w. RANDOLPH ta- received
= vol- GINA Wv "fT't ana his Times
~ y u - saaGl - Murray Geography % cent.
. do Hannah M1ro's NNors.
~. Aeniaiis laf- ct GcuI Jackson Set.
hi>iop deINaines charge % u. Csuyv Of on, l. ,
40 'ht"n-' Rome. -
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ALLEN u CO.'S LOTTERY OFFICE
UNDER TEIE EXCHANGE HOTEL.
S2n-0On

Alexandra Lottery, Class No - Tor s!3-io he drawn
al AIeNnndna, d. c., on Saturday the llth Nov Isl3-
Capitals; $4,000, 10000, COOS, 1000 1000 $500 2U0O
III - OF 1000, &c, Tickets $40 halves So quarr.rs
oo-.3 Nos IS drawn. Certificates of packages OF -
whole Tickets Sl30-.lares m pr,p,rt,op
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-11-11
From the y. V. Express.
Br SPECLAL- ENpRES% -. "

~ SPECIAL ENPRESS
Our Messenger has Just returned from up the river with
the following additional returns.
1.-THE time the boat left Albany was undecided which
party had elected the Sheriff. and considerable betting a,
going on Tho Wings claim have elected their candi
date 10y votes md Loco Foco theirs by 30 votes
MONTGOMERY COUNTY 300 Wing majority The Sher.
III, Clerk and AssembynPn elected
s. townsville gave IS malorty-Loco
Mindcn, Whig majority 30 usually Loco So
ConiIoha. 200 Wing.
FrLroN County,, J"hnstown 1874 Wing majority
ONEIDA CouNrI has elected Wing Sheriff by 732-
Ten towns show gain Of GO votes since 1872
Washington Couniy-SaIem gives 90 Wing majority for
Senator,
Rensselaer, Co-The average Wing moloriry in the CITY
and county about 300.
Monroe Co-Rocheser Is said t, have given 300 Loco
majority on the Sheriff Brighton II Loco Pennington
"a Loco lfandcquoit, 10 Loco Gates, 81 Wing
Inc wings possibly may have carried their general ticket
Pomcroys Express, Albany brought also the following
Tenored mnIofnr.. 80