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there be such an one 10 unite and animate n
The experience OF last winter must prove 10 eve
~ one, no, loo blind TO see, thai IL wiz lequn.
The whole strength of the friends OF ilnPloseMen'
10 carry any important measure OF that character;
That strength can only be e1erleu oy co,uia'
union, and that union can only be esaoiisDeo "P-
on some such principles as these: -
LIST. Every portion of the Commonwealth =, VI
any community thereof, shall have an .le iaen,
lies a charter can give them to construct any
work of internal Improvement they please, pro-
vided they furnish The funds for H. -
3 When The State shall furnish the funds sne
shall be entitled, through her constituted du,ho,
lies, 10 prescribe The conditions uPou ~ -
shall furnish ihem-and no one, ciai'niu5 ~; -
be oflhe Internal improvement parry snan ~
mately go against The work which Inc majority "
Thai narly shall advocate. because its character or
location Shall mol he that which he may prefer.
If there be any better principles upon which 10
organize. or even wish 10 organize an internal
improvement party, should like 10 know 'n I ~
have, Of lale, propounded those ABOVE s'd.eu ~
many eminent men oi the Slaie' anu :" no
stance, that know OF, have they ever lhea WIZ
any other than the most unqnaliheo approval
Whether these, or anv other principles ,fu.y ia
tional, republican and Just, VIII DC doie ~
umph over The local influences ~h'ch rc'Sn ~
The General Assembly, is much more man can
pretend 10 fnre!ell. But this Will venture 70
predict, that, until they, or some IKE men, snail
be adopted by the majority OF lha' ooay, .n's
Commonwealth will ever renain dlSlidc'cu anu
IMPOVERISHED, instead Of becoming harmohlzed
and enriched by The multiplicity OF her na,1rai
advantages nA"Di
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NEW YORK MARKET Nav s

CoTroS-Mariet depressed: sales Of ordinary
10 good ii cts; middIing to fair 81: %, i
TO faIr 9t-oial sales OF [ e week 3 $50 bales
FLorR.-Demand fair; sales Of LOCO tbs
Brandywine al 90 O6,, and 500 bbls Rchmyrd
Civ Mills, "Ha1al'>" al 6 -.
Gram Wheat and Corn continue to ad.ance
in price: Sales Of 5000 bushels Genesee WbeaI
at 80 cts per bushci; coed Southern command,
IA 10, Southern cornGs 90 cts. per bushs;
Northern corn sells al IL d 10 cts. Oats are
higher, say As CTS. for Canal
WnIsxEY.-Sales al 25 26 els.
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II We are requested to stale, tha, there will
be Convention OF the friends Of the Colleges Of
Virginia, including the University and the meii-
cal departmental Hampden and Sydney-in tie
Chemical Lecture Room Of the Medical College
in this city, on the 9Th day Of December next.
We are further requested 10 ask Q: the Uniyef
sly, and Of all the Colleges in the State, 70 send
delegates 10 this Convention, who may have the
opportunity also Of attending the Education Con-
vensiou proposed TO be held on the l0h q thai
month.
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Enr The Enquire.
SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES


SPEAKER OF TIE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
am pleased 10 see the name OF MAX Aie5ah-
der, Of Mecklenburg, brought before The Demo-
cratic members Of The House ct Delegates, as
fit and proper man 10 be Speaker of that body
have no personal acquaintance with him, DIT
am familiar with his public services. WIRING
10 distinguished gentleman few days siLce,
who had long known Mr. Alexander, inquired
how he would answer for Speaker; he replied, 4
have served with him in the House oil Delegates,
in The House of Representatives, and in The Con-
yention; he does rsH rhatcrer he undertakes; nc
rr,Nmake a frst-rate !Speaier." Knowing that no
member Of the House OF Delegates had ever ser"-
ed in The Chair, and that il was probable, as The
minds of members were not directed 10 any par
ticular person, the Wigs rould, in the contest
between members OF our party, select Inc man for
MS. | was rejoiccd 10 find that here is man up
On whom all could unite. He is Republican
of he first water-lried in the crucible-a man
of strong head, honest heart good experience,
and well educated This is the man Tor me, for
he Republican parly-and, more than all, for
the country. Such a man, the times call fol-
We are Just seated in power, and il becomes us
10 select such men for our public places as are
faithful ard competent 10 their duties. II we make
a false step in the beginning, we may not be able
TO recover il: we should, therefore, be cautious
wha, we do Lei US choose such men as, being
true and Tried, know how and when 10 meet our
opponents. Mark Alexander is the man for
Speaker; he is as true as steel, coo-headed, pTu-
dent, man OF long experience, and of undoub-
ed ca pacity: luok 10 him, says
A Man OF THE MOUNTAINS.
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The Richmond Mechanics

ASSOCIA TION.
TINE NIGHT SCHOOL usually sustained
i by lie Mechanics Association during The
winter season. will commence al heir Hall TO-
morrow. "wednesday evening, O'Clock.
John Grant {who also teaches Inc day schooi)
will devote himself 10 The faithful instruction Of
those who wish TO avail themselves OF the priyi-
lrses such school presents 10 all, and especially
Hose whose avocaiions deprive them Of tie OPP
portunly OF attending school during the day.
The Association, conscious OF the fact, that
The education Of apprentices, especially, is 100
oi,en sadly neglected, seek by means OF the pro-
posed school TO secure 10 all who will attend, the
faithful assistance Of a competent and thorough
rcache.. Such as are sent by members Of The
Association are admitted gralnilously. ANY
others MAJ enjoy the privileges Of the school By
paying such small sums as the teacher may re-
quire.
II is 10 be hoped that full and puncual attend
ance on the very opening OF the school will prove;
thatthe opporuniti.. j. offers are fully appreciated
by the public.
g Parents and Guardians will do well TO- bear
in mind that The day schoo! Of the Association IS
again in good hands, and claims the liberal pa
tronase OF the community.
Nov. Hiss. Chairman Sdool Com.
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A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE ESTATE FOR SALE.
TIME subscriber offers for sale The estate iyli-
i near Prince Edward Court House, krcs
as Springfield The tract OF land contains ~
acres, very fair proportion OF which consiss
excellent wood land and low grounds, lais'
quantity Of improved high land, with good bui1
inss, and all necessary improvements for a coz
Portable residence. 1t is situated within one M
or Prince Edward Court House, two miles iron
Hampden Sidney College, and seven mic ron ron
Farmvie. These places furnish cons'at o..
excellent, market for all offs productions. ; Nc
is 70 place in Virginia more entirely hea''' 80
no society superior in intelligence and ~ a.
10 ina, in immediate vicinity. Is near @ ;.
The Court House and College, afford sgPe' =,
cli,ies for education. There are Two houi -, -,
female schools, and one male school, at iAe ~
House. s-g
The oyerseer will show the premises e e.. a.
person wish. az 10 see them. Persons "isI ~.
purchase, will address The subscriber at Pa
Vile. Prince Edward county, Virginia. r.,
TERMS One third cash, on delivery o. =.
decd and the residue in one and two years. ;, !,
the deferred payments, bond and security VIZ
required. CdAo. ,. CAhhi-'o
July il-ctf
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To be followed with The Iaushable Farce 0
4 he Two GregOrieS.
After which, Fasorile Dance, By Mr. Goodwin.
SECOND SUPpIY


TINE Lives and Opinions OF Benjamin Frank
L lin Butler, United States Di>Iic, Attorney
tor the Southern District OF New York, and Jess
Hoyt, Counsellor al Law, formerly Collector Of
Customs for The port Of New York; by William
L. Mackenzie.
The Naval Officer or the Pirates Cave, tale
of the last war; BY Lieutenant Murray; price -
cents.
Fanny Campbell, the Female Pirate Captain,
tale oil the Revolution; by Lieulenan, Mpuals
price Is cts.
Tie Wesi Pon, Cade, or the Young Officers
Bride a romance in real life; b. Harry liaz
price IS Cts.
Narrative Of the Exploring Expedition 10 tie
Rocky Mounta ns in The 1872 and 10 Oregon and
North California, in The years lS43-4i; by Brewer
Captain J. &. Fremont Just received ty
A. G PENDLETON,
Nov. II No. 10 Main Street
CITATIONS OFFICE, No. South ll,a
- Street.
Let allthe world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToS's the man.
Drawn Nos. OF Mononsalia Lottery, Extra )
Nov. 7th
IL SO Is 81 II II 50 81 6 3s 50 % :.
Ticket Nos. IL ~ 81, the second capita! pfi1c
Of 900 d,lIar.;
Ticket Nos. d 81,
/" Mes. 81 81
I" Nos. ! 81 So
/" Nos. IL 80 II,
I" Nos. II 33 -,
!" Nos. 81 SO ST.
Seven more capitals in one lottery, ali sold al.
paid by S'rRATTON, The All-prize Seller
Drawn Nos Of Alexandria Lottery, Class IS,
Nov. Sth;
81 Al 2i g. A 81 Il So IL GO 81 81.
Ticket Nos. II 81 3S, a prize Of siCo, sold
and paid by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburg Lottery, Extra, No. :,
Nov 10Th:
80 pc 4 I6 10 So &c % 80 46 so AS ~ ST
Tickets Nos. 80 sc rs and Nos. Is SO IT. iWo
more prizes sold and paid by STRATTON
Nov. III
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Managers Office.

m RUSSELL BIGGER & CO.-For til.
i i. Morning 700, 1000, &c.-l4 rra%s
Nos, out OF IS. Whole Tickets 81 So hale
25, quarters 81 cents. Packages on libea
terms. Call helure | | o'clock his morning, allht
Prize Office OF T. RUSSELL BIGGER ( co
Drawn Nos. OF Pokomoke Lottery, Glass pig
70 80 d 4 20 rs IS 20 % 81 SO IL
Whole Ticket Nos. j % 81, Prize OF 900
Whole Ticket Nos 4 u -. Prize oi s2,Oop
Both sold and paid by BIGGER & co.
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke Lottery Class 22G
ii rs 81 S 81 Is 81 80 A. ~ 60 81 -.
Drawn Nos. 81 Pokomoke Lottery, Glass 2@l.
60 43 SIS : ca 5G l. IL &c % Is -.
Whole Ticket Nos. Il % -; % -, ~.
II AZ 5G-Three more Capitals soil and Pad Z,
BIGGER 6 co.
Drawn Nos ol Pokomoke Lottery, Glass %
6 60 81 - Is G3 90 20 - 20 . IA Il =
Ticket Nos. 81 G3 60, another Capital. >o.a :
paid by BIGGER & 90
Drawn Nos of Pokonoke Lottery. Glass ~
20 80 IS fl - "A 10 81 II 81 -.
Drawn Nos. OF Delaware Lottery, Glass -
So Z 40 81 s 80 IS 90 G3 IL 25 II.
Ticket Nos IS 30 10, sold and paid b.
BIGGER < co.
Drawn Nos. OF Grand Consolidated Lotit''
Glass 81:
81 20 2G 10 - IL 50 43 GO II SO - &
Nov. IL
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Some of The Wing papers express Tie option
thai Daniel Webster will no; take his seat in ire
Sena!e-ahis business and private interests &C.
mandine his constant attention al the ban ard
tba, Edward Everett will succeed him il this
be SO what will be said by the manufactures
who have specially engaged his services 70 ist
their ball,c>7 Can they, in the approaching sour
of need, spare their great champion from 'iie
fe,d: or, toreseene the storm, are they prepared
10 break its force and again 10 agree 70 Compo-
mise Act, honorably in appearance, bui really
with the secret purpose OF deceivins the SoG;n a
second imc and cheating them cut OF all tie
fruits of the covenant They have, indeed,
made money enough by The Tariff, and il wonld
be no stretch of generosity on their part 10 allow
an equal right 10 the rest OF the Union. Wi'aioin
would suggest that they should consent 10 more
moderate, and consequently more permanent Gu
lies-As MIR. Clay once said, hall Loaf IS bcer
than no bread al all-and il the manufacturers
insist upon their oppressive exaciions, they may,
by the public voice, be stripped entirely q their
Fictitious advantages. Al all events, we lfu>l
rh., they will show their hands, and lei Us know
exactly their wishes. The country will rot,
second time, sanction any deception and iraudn-
lent compact
ApropOs-lhe Massachusetts Election took place
Yesterday. Four parties are in the field Demo
Gratis, Wings, Natives and Aboitiouis,>. The
Wings evidently exhibit alarm. They turn al
their weapons against Inc Natives whose 'o's
may break down The towering strength OF Fe'e-
raism in one OF its siou,es, cilades. lflhcy are
be ten, it will be The just reward for thc: pas
conduct The Massachusetts Wings, with Da-
MEL Webster al their head ;.aer tie last Nc
vember Election, ran w The Naive flag arc,
now, the Natives ask them 10 s!ani hy th-if bar
gain, and support the Nai"c principles which
they once proiessed 10 admire. The Natives
are moi 70 be made cats paw for he promo
lion of the exclusive party-enas Q! lie Wings
They call upon the Wings honcfsb!y 70 carry
ont the principles they avowed; and sustain Ma
tive candidates and measures. The Wings have
repented Of The false position they icol;-bai TIC
Natives mean not again 10 pu, themselves in 'iic
power Of the cunning Wing politicians. They
will fight on their own hook, and will severely
annoy, il nol defeat, their slowing cousins Of tie
| Federal party.
The inAexible Democracy OF Massachusetts
will stand their ground, and will oppose ,he dar-
serous doctrines Of all the Other parties. froa a
mere handful, they have, ~ The sircrg'h o! their
principles, and The honesty and firmre,s Of iheiI
conduct, grown up 10 become Formidable hard
If they do not gain the victory, they viii struggle
for ii manfully. From The spirit they have sacwn
they can never be pot down.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET. Nov

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Nov S.
CorrEE-The market rema ms steady with mo.
derate demand and but lille in first hands sale, ii
400 bags common 10 fair quality Rio at n, :,
cents, and months.
FLcua.-The market has settled at SIS IS, vi
only moderate inquiry.
GRlrS.-Prices closed to-day a, lI9 1872 els
Tor good and prime Pennsylvania, and lls l22
cts for Southern reds. Corn sells at 81 G3 els
for Southern white, and IS CTS for yellow. Sales
Of Southern Oats al 3S 80 c,S.
SPIRITS Whiskey, in bids 25!, bbs. &c cts.
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OEEJCTIT.

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
JAMES CLARKE as Governor Of The Territory oi
Iowa, in the place Of John Chambers, removed.
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HENRlCo AGRICULTURAL AND HoRTICULTU-
RAJ SOCIETY.
g-F The Executive Committee will meet al
the Capitol on Wednesday next, the 18th instant,
al ] o'clock.
Committee for he current vear.-James Win
ton, Esqs.
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A NDREW 3. FULLER is collecting y. E
"A counties South Of James River iof ,le .t =
quirer and other papers. Subscribers, ana on
Indebted for the same, will please pay hin, HIM, W
called on. WM. doI C Ill,
NoT. General ASent anu ~.
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,f,;or;,v for Brockenbroush,

Majority for BrocHenbroush, - -
"sThe Sentinel makes some remarks ms WrS",
which we should notice il we had rom lns
why and wherefore Of lis course respecting 'he
election returns, We leave the pubic 70 GOMEZ
ture. We nave no idea MIR. Cahel c"'ii'' ne N
duced 10 avail himself Of the negligence OF il'.
officers of The election in making The returns. and
a,,emp, 10 take his seat under certificate % cItc-
ton obtained in their absence. We beiieSe ne
would scorn il We hear i snrAsiMG liat IN oiisF
will be made, if he seshe certificate. ey@a under
the circumstances, 10 have a ner ede6tion Oie
or The other i, elected. There i ~ he. Whcn-
ever is elected BY The votes, is boun todeuand ms
seat. Itisdue 10 The people. We have !n'l com,
dence Mr.. c. will scorn any dishoaorabe course
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TO FARMERS AND ToBACCoNlsls
TTE have on hand a large assor,men.
w WOOL HATS, both black aha " w
also hair, seal, seaette, and glaze" on' I'll ;:
able for servants wear; all OF wnlch We ~ W.
a, very low prices. r. M. ALLEN q CO. 80,
Nov. 10 20. w oiaO ~"
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IrA regular meeting Of the Union Total
Abstinence Society will be held This Evening, at
The Old Chapel, Unun Hill, at ! o'clock. Mr.
g. Francis from Waterloo New York, is e1-
pecled TO address the meeting.
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The Theatre has lailery been well attended.
A variety of attractions have been presented,
including melo-dIamas, dances, comic songs, &c.
Mrs Lewis, Mr. Jones, and Miss Homer nave
their peculiar admirers. To our taste, Mrs. Po.ef
and Mir. Forrest always perform their parts ad-
miraby.
Miss Julia Turnbul the famous gaaMusc, Is
il the CITY, and will appear very Soon Fer re-
pulel grace and beauty will fill The house. We
suspect.
Mr. Potter seems determined 10 please the pat-
lie, and, in return, they should grant Rim cS
Of their smiles and dollars.
P.S.-Miss Turnbull will appear This evening.
See advertisement
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NEW Jersey

Sykes q D. elected 10 Congress BY about 100
The Tribune Of Friday claims Wing iaajoii-
u Of Q, viz: the Senate and in The House. BIT;
il the Trenton Emporium be correct 10 claiming
2members in Cumberland the House will be ted
This is very satisfactory result-consilcrins
that last year The Wing majority on joint ballo'
wa. treutu-nine.
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Miss JULIA TURNBULL then will appear in
Ell BOILER
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her first appearance in Richmond this evel
ing, in two OF her most popular DANCES.
On Tuesday Evening, November II.
Will be performed the Domestic Drama o.
The Golden Farmer.
The Farmer. MIR. w. u. Jones.
Jimmy Twcher, Mr.. Forces.
Hammer, Mr. Robinson.
Elizabeth, MIS- Lewis.
Dance, By Miss II pmer
Comic Song, By Mr. Robinson.
Miss JULIA TURNBULL then will appear in
Ell BOILER
To be followed with The Iaughable Farce OF
The Two GregOries.
Alter which, Favoriie Dance, By Mr. Goodwin
Miss JULIA TURNBULL will Then aprear
AM dance LA GRAcESEUS,
Which will conclude The performance
II Boxes IS cts; Pit so cts; Coorcd Gallery
25 cents. Nov. III
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Il III T. "A Tls L

MISS JULIA TURNBULL,
Who is engaged for five night, only, will mahe
her first appearance in Richmond this evel-
ing, in two OF her most popular DANCES.
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CLARKE'S HEAD QUARTERS. | door
" below Exchange Hotel l4th street.
For To-Day-Alexandria, Extra. Class 26s.
Capitals $4,000, 5000, 1000, $50. 10 prizes
OF 1000, ~ Of 500, 10 OF 800, 10 OF 80, &c 70
Nos il drawn ballots. Tickets only SIS. Sales
close at u o'clock.
This Eyening-Capiial $1,000. Ticke,s2 so.
Drawing OF Leesburg, Extra, MOI:
80 % 4 10 10 SO Is % 80 i6 80 IS 4: 80.
Nov II ]. Nj. CLARKE.
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TRUSTEES SALE IN MANCHESTER.
DY virtue of Deed of Trust made 10 Inc BY
d. 6. w. Weisger, dated July p, le45, !
shall, on The 18th day OF November in the Town
of Manchester proceed 10 sell, at public sale, all
The House and Kitchen Furniture Of said S. w.
Weisiger, together with sundry Farming Ulen-
sils Carr, Carriage, Horse, Cow, SC. Also all
the interest OF said S. w. Weisiger in and To-,
snndry Lots and Houses in said Town OF Man
chester and County OF Chesterfield. Also, four
Negro Slaves, TO wit one Man, one Boy, one
Woman and one Girl.
" Sale to commence at 10 o'clock. on the pre-
misses. D. /. BURR,
Nov. ll-eod&cids Trustee.
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawing of
II Monongalia Lottery, Extra, Glass No. 5
II 80 IS 81 II II 50 81 SO SO q !.
Alexandria Louery. Extra, Class No 26G:
90 7 80 20 IL 81 10 20 G2 % GO 10.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No. AZ:
81 Al 81 ca 4 50 AZ SIS II GO 81 IS.
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NOR SALE-A likely young Man Servant,
L accustomed 10 waiting in the house, OF fine
character and qualifications. Apply TO
Nov. lI-2t D. c. RANDOLPH
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STOCKS AT Auction

O1OSho n AOSl loN.
WILL be sold on FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
w at the Exchange Hotel, al o'clock, 81 500
OF Six Per Cent Stock OF the Stale of Virginia,
ard IA Shares Of The Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance Stock.
Nov. ii JAS. Fl. LYNCH
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wv P. TURPlN'S OFFICE.-The draw
w ing Of splendid Lottery will be receiv.
ed to-day by Northern mail. Capital $4,000
rs Nos, "a drawn. Tickets S5-shares in pro-
portion. Call atTURPlN'S OFFICE for Prize
Tickets Nov. III
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r F.WOKD'S OFFlCE.-Drawingo OF Alex
y andria Lottery, CLASSIC:
81 Al 81 6i 4 So AZ So II GO p 80
Drawn Nos of Alexandria, Extra, No. 26G
% + 80 40 II u 10 20 60 s 9 26 60 10.
Ticket, Nos. : 2l 49, capital prize in the
above, sold by WORD.
$4,000 for next Saturday. Tickets only SD
Send TO J. f. WORD, il you want prizes.
Nov Ii
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True patriotism blends our fake
lndi.soiuhly with the STATE,
And no true patriot demuts
Tn deem his fortune always hers;
Therefore, fof patriots 20 nurse
Their fortunes from the public purse,
In fact, is only piiing pelf
The higher for The Cornonwealyh;
Therefore. for one 10 use. as his n,
The public purse, Is patriotism.
Thus. logically, mol 81 ;andom.
You have gued fret dtmoastrardIT.
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TTOYTS OFFICE.-Nos. l6 46 so, another
IL Capital, sold by HOlT.
To-Day $4,000 Capital! lidrawn ballots.
Fine for Packages. Tickets only 55-shares in
proportion. For sale until II o'clock al
HOYT'S OFFICE,
Nov. IL No. Exchange.
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The troubles in Tobasco, according TO The ST.
Clio, grow out OF family difficulties and, until the
heads of such families or clans shall be ssra-
rated, all means OF PacdeaiOn are nuga'o,
~. The sielo draws a melancholy picture OF
The state in whichihe frontier departments OF the
Republic are placed. Texas and Tamaulpas,
il says, are invaded BY the Ango-Americans; So
nora is distracted BY an obscure but disastrous
war; Yucaan is imperlec,ly united to the Repub-
lie by shameful and ruinous treaties; and finally,
Tobasco is in state OF insureclion and plunged
in anarchy This situation is deplofable, and one
cannot without tears think Of the iale OF tie Re-
public, il those who govern it do not rule with
wise aud strong hand.
If the siglo sl,nost despairs Of the country, the
popular papers are fierce in their denunciations
OF The inactivity, the rresoluion and The incaPa-
city Of The Government. Ell Amigo del Pueblo
boldly proclaims that the prompt dissolution Of
the existing Administration is the only thing
which can save The country.
The Camanches hare renewed their incuysions
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We have hurriedly ran through our files bu,
have sought in vain for any thing 10 indicate that
there has occurred any improvement in The a.
fairs of Mexico. On The contrary, she is plum
cling deeper and deeper into difficulties, and a
powerful party clamors for the overthrow of the
present administration. They ask not only a
change in the Cabinet but that Gen. Herrera
himself should resign and retire 10 private life
Sonora, too, is in a state OF Instruction. Du-
range is overrun with savages, and poor MEXICO
looks utterly Frustrated. But We will commence
with letter from an intelligent American officer
al SacIilicios Ii may be fully relied upon;