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C,TRONG's PATENT LANIPs.-At the Goth annual fa
- of the american Institute just closed, the subscriber
the medal for the best design Of lamps (Song
Patiently The superiority Of these lamps has been pub
cy tested and by the award of Messrs Cox and Stouen
burg, dealers in solar and other ams,) committee
lamps, fully admitted be superior to all others in
use In addition this official announcement, in behalf
of "Suongs Patent Lamps" by the American Institute,
permitted that of the lamps in
fair giving great comfort and satisfaction all who
employed in reading writing, by its brilliant and shadow
less light; and Hon. f. Tamadge. president Gen
Chandler other members of the Institute, for the
rectness of the above statement
The Brooklyn Glass Company, long and favoraby
known, furnish with the exception Of the shade) all the
glass used in lamps.
Our sivered work supplied by J. Mitchell Co.. who
received the premium the last fair for very superior
workmanship.
The advantages of Strong's Patent Lamps" are
LIST. These lamps cast no shade.
I'd Are free from smoke or SMELL
3d. Will burn the cheapest OIL and give greater light
less expense than any lamp now in
4th Are brilliant than camphne spirit gas, with
the risks 10 life and property.
9th Are liable get out of order, easily cleaned,
and warranted for year.
9th The hand lamps will not spill oil with the
less usage. - .-
Manufactured solely by s. ID. VANDERHEYDEN, 54s
Pearl street, New York. Wareroon, 3Oi Broadway.
Chandeliers, bracket, hanging, parlor and mante lamps
in every variety.
N. b. Solar and astral lamps altered.
Prices: Retail from $5 to $25. Wholesale per doz from
S4S TO $500.
Terms. Under 500, cash $780, 80, CO. 90 days. on
satisfactory paper
Nov 3-lm
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In a. GREEN. .9ucstOueer.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, COW
IL &c., AT AUCTION-On Tuesday, the 9th instant
at 10 O'Clock, shall sell, the residence of Mr.
Vermiion Maryland avenue, the road leading to
the first tolgafe of the CAPITOL good lot Of furniture
viz:
Mahogany sofa, arm hair rocker, &c.
DO dining and rose wood card tables
Lounge 2 dozen chairs
Bedsteads, washstands, and wardrobes
China, glass, and crockery
Moreen and white window curtains
Fine feather beds, bedding, and mattress
Parlor and chamber carpets
Andirons cooking radiator, and other stoves
Kitchen utensils, garden tools, milk pans, &c.
Also, iirst-rate mich COW. Terms cash.
p S The house is for rent beautiful location with
four of ground attached, highly improved album.
dance OF fruit trees fine grape arbor, and pump of
lent water the door, For apply the present
occupant, or to the subscriber A. GREEN,
Nov. 5-3t Auctoneer
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This evenings southern mail brings us some nteli-
genee from the army; but, we believe, nothing yet in
the shape of dispatches from Gen. Scott We give all the
principal details The most important rumor is, that Santa
Anna again called TO the command of the army and the
head of the govemmentmore, probably, from the want
of distinguished and capable men TO conduct the public
affairs than from any confidence which is placed in Santa
Anna quorum of Congress had not yet assembled
Tranquility reigned in the capital.
The guereros still lowering and harasslng our
advancing trains yet getting out OF the way and
Gaping any regular engagement They were, in fact,
banditti-robbers- than anything else. We mus,
get Hughes's corps and Hayes's Texas rangers upon
them to dispense these struggling bands.
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The Trenton State Gazette (whig) speaks in des-
pondng and almost pathetic tone of the results of the
recent election in New Jersey II claims the wing egs-
aure but gives up the democratic governor "The wings
Gtsays fail only in respect to the and the very
signal falling off of the whg strength in the strong wing
counties of Hudson, Essex and Passaic situated in Mr.
Wrghfs district, points unerringy to the cause of
that failure But nevertheless, the victory ,cM enu,e to
political opponents The executive department Of
the good whg State of New Jersey goes for three years
into their hands The Union will claim the result
victory The whole ocooco press and party throughout
the country will claim it their victory. The wings
throughout the Union ivM feel its effect dscourdging
II m,H animate the hopes of anti-tarf men and ,car men.
1t will dspr according to the measure of its influence,
the friends of American industry and of peace and JUS
tice and Christian virtue. And though we should
deavor to show that it constitutes no evidence that New
Jersey has deserted her wing principles, attempt
would be listened with perfect creduhty[Qr ncredu
lity s-as only the groundess NTH ,chid
party fairly beaten endedpors 10 ITS defeat"
This is indeed, singulary amusing The best of il is,
that it shows how to make the most of
Let u.s. them "caim the result as victory . and there
fore we once congratulate our democratic brethren
the election Of able democratic candidate, Gov.
Haines
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We are in the midst of that most delicious season of
the whole year. which is called the Indian The
hazy temperature is genial that of the spring; and
more agreeable because it is not relaxing. Accom-
panied is by the various and beautiful coors OF the
foliage of the trees the improved health which succeeds
the auumnal attacks and the other accompaniment of
the season. it Justly considered the most pleasant Pc
Rod of the year The air is bamy and refreshing and in
stead of coopng oneself up in the house, chained to
chair and writing desk, is disposed plunge into
the open air and battle in the sunbeams Fenelon in de-
scrbng the island OF Calypso. dreamed of such an
atmosphere as is now enjoyed by the Americans The
'od women's summer" Gas they call IT'D which they
sometimes enjoy in the north of France in Sweden and
in Russia, cannot compare with Indian summer Our
days are delightful, because the nights are
cool The contrast adds new zest the temperature Of
the day.
The Detroit "Free Press speaks amore in the fol-
lowing strains Of season which spreads its blessings
from end of country to the other-rom Florida
to Michigan
INDIAN SUMMER.-AIittens and are decidedly
comfortable now, mornings The days are however, beau
tfuy pleasant; and, the Buffalo Commercial Justly re-
marks, in contemplating the coming winter like the
farewell lingering look of departing friend Winter, like
old age, may be kindly, and have its charms bu,
youth and maturity spring and summer the most JOY
The origin of the term Indian Summer is probably un.
known to many of readers With the white man,
gagged in agricultural pursuits which during the early
of this country his chief occupation. the
and early part Of the fall the chief for
gathering crops, and these he then made the occasions
for peculiar enjoyment and estivty The favorte period
of the Indian that time when the leaves fall rusng
from the trees, the shines dmy through hazy
pbere when the nights free from frost and days mod
eately This PERIOD whenever it occurred in
tumn either in October November indeed in winy
December, hailed with every feeling of delight by the
Indians; fire was the dry leaves of the forest, which
rapidly spread and drove the deer the laurel groves
protection the Indians concealed prepared for
their destruction Hence the Indian hunter would say
the European, The white mans is past and
gone, but the Indian summer is Gomez
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TMPRovED FARM I'm Fairfax county, Va, for Sale.

IMPROVED FARM I'm Fairfax county, VA, Sale.
i 1t is situated near the Falls church, (where there is
school) in good neighbohood, and is about miles
from each Of the cities OF Washington and Alexandria,
good turnpike roads, Except miles which
road and eight miles from Georgetown conains
bred and thirtyfve acres, fifty OF which timber and
for the last five years has been under oil improve
rnent which has demonstrated that il be brought
high of fertility, with profit to the owner large
now in good coDdton) set grass planted with
choice fruit much of which is already in bearing. The
dwelling and outbuildngs afford ample accommodation for
genteel family. large frame barn. with stabing in the
stone basement has been recently built in the best
There is mlsea the premises, having fall of four
teen feet So desirable place is seldom market;
would be- but for the professional occupations Of the
owner. -
The price win be moderate and the terms accommoda
ting For further particulars apply
. CHARLES DE SEEDING,
No. ii Todd's Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue
~ - Washington city.
n, B-Mr John Dun, residing the adjoining farm,
Oct 27-2awu
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THE New ORLEANs.Captain Anthony, of the Secre'1
Walker, which arrived last night, reports having past
the steamship New Orleans lying anchor at the Sou
west Pass midnight, night before last. He could
learn when she left Vera Cruz, what caused her de
ton the bar. The New Orleans left Tampco on the
for Vera Cruz. She have left that port for Nc
Orleans about the 3d. and will bring details oil w
lean from the INTERIOR if not advces direct from W
Scott-N. o. Picayune, Oct. %.
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ARRIVAL OF VoLuyrEERs.-The steamer George VS.
ington, Capt Irwin, which arrived yesterday from Cn
natl, brought company of Ohio volunteers-the INC
gomery Guards" Of Cincinnati, under the commano
Capt w. Kennelay; Lieuts w. III. Lyle, w. sup'A
and r. b. Pope-numbering 100 men, Also the cap
and crew of the Sultan, previously reported m
the mosth of the Atchafaaya, on the 18th instant
IN o. Pic, oct y
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IH proprietors of this hotel have secured the aid of
mr. George w Yello,t, their general agent in
retting and hereafter conducting the Establishment He
authorized to act in every matter relating thereto in
purchasing and making all and every contract or
for conducting the business as fully "a the
proprieors themselves could do and the Transactions
Of the house must be through him alone
The house having been enlarged thoroughly repaired and
refurnished, will be opened the 18th OF October
Having secured the services of Mr. r. r. Thompson
caterer, formerly of Colemans) they trust to render the
house every way worthy of patronage
Sep l6--ecd2mif
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RE Il. GREEN,

ny H. GREEN, .9ncff0neer.
GROCERIES AND HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
VI FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Friday, the 9Th in
san at the residence and grocery store of Mr. Mlson
street, between 18th and 10Th streets, of the War
Department. at 10 o'clock good lot of groceries and f
ture viz:
Mahogany sdeboard, book case, and secretary
Do dining and other tables
Chairs, bedsteads bureaus, washstands, &c.
Feather beds, carpets, kitchen utensils, &c.
Also a lot of groceries, such as
Sugar. tea, coffee, soap and candles
Tobacco, spices, starch, vinegar, &c.
One barrel bounce, one pair large scales
Two good stoves and CRATE
With many other articles not necessary 10 enumerae.
Terms cash.
Also after the sale of the above will offer for sale three
good frame houses.
NOV 2-@ A GREEN, Auctioneer.
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SENATOR ArcaIsoS.--The ST. Joseph (Missour) Cav
announces, by authority, that Senator Atchison VIII ~
candidate for reelection to the place which he now
The legislature to be elected next August chooses Ms
cessor.
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GALE of Real Propcrty.-By virtue of deed of trust
ber bearing 22d day September, 1876 and recorded
the same day in lber " B., No l29, one of the land
umba, shall proceed to SELL upon the premises Tues
day. the 9th day of November at public auction at half
past o'clock, p M, the highest bidder, the following
piece parcel Of ground. with the buildings thereon,
known and described the plat of the city Of Washing
on as lot No. two, Cd in square No. 1874 fronting south
on North Carolina avenue GA eet inches, and contains
5,97 square feet
This properly is situated the south side the Capt.
toll There is il fine two-sory frame dwelling house,
aud large stable and carriage house.
Terms Of sale One-third cash. the balance in equal
payments with interest from the day of sale be
the satisfaction of the If the of sale be
complied with three days thereafter the
the right resell at the risk and expense of the first pur
chaser.
JOHN A. LINTON, Trustee.
X. w. DYER, Auconeer.
At the time shall offer for sale the moiey of
lot No g. in square No 73lbeing 81 feet inches
'front.' and running that width the whole depth said
lot the east line thereof measuring 80 feet 81 inches
tanning about $500 square feet.
Nov. 4-dts
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Ry A. GREEN, .smcsioneer.


GOLD LEVER WATCHES, GOLD PENCIL, &c. AT
VI AUCTIONOn Saturday, the 9th instant, at o'clock,
Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue, the following art
cles, viz;
2gold watches, patent lever, full jeweled
l fine gold neck chain l large pencil
fine silver watch, gold gilt, full jeweled
fine tortoise shel card cases. chased
With many other articles not necessary enumerate.
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
Nov. 4-3t Auctioneer.
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ct. JOHNS INSTITUTE, Mount Alban, George
- town.-This school will be eopened the 10Th of
November under the charge of the Rev. A. Ten Brock
Inquiries may be made of the Rev. Smith Pync, Washing
TOM and of Hugh d. Evans, esq, Samuel j. Donaldson,
esq, Baltimore.
Nov. 3--3eod
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rJNHE Patapsco Female Institute, near Eilscosca
l. Mills Md, (Mrs Lincoln Phelps, principally viii be
in session for the winter after the Sd Of November.
Sept80-2awt0dDec.
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DOARDlNG.-Mrs. A. S. NEWTON, widow of Mr. A.
ID Newton, late proprietor Of the National (Coeman'O
Hotel, has few very plea still Her
house street, Immediately in the of Coeman's
Hotel. Nov 1-3t
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A u OOD iiDICINTC

AsToI HoCsE, March 10, 1877.
III. L. Benz. Sfaita: DEAR SIR-I.ast week |
s 'eu itom Seneca county, with 4 large lot Of
sep and being exposed al night IN .ue ears.
@a'cn'nS them, took severe COLI, SO that
va. wen arrived a, New York, my neck was stifi
aaI had violent pain in my head As soon
,a, disposed Of my sheep, | WAS obliged to at
n-n.. y my hsaIth obtained Il box Of your I'm
proved Indian Vegetable Pills, ana after taking
lns' | was entirely relieved. | well
So, IN 'he interior and western part of this
49, p ana shall always be pleased to recommend
~. nus Yours, Ne. b. AL}ORD.
vince ''s Greenwich St, large Brick Block !
" Always ask for the Improved Indian We
sesable Pills
~ And see that G. Benz. Smith is ,crinen with
p'a on the bottom of the box.
AGENTS.
brownsville. Henry Rider;
..aiiomath. John " DOL, aud VIM Aiuphlet:
nnongton. 10. Middlekau:F,
rn'ehmond, Joseph HowclIs, and Irwin Reed;
Sen,revtlle. Jason Ham < Co, ana ]. Stevens;
May Is, Isl7 aiaw
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Egk aSsl ~. SE..EASH 1s IS I'll
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as,..1j..t haJ riE,rtal, t-,....5 -. i. I -
OF i'rolapsus ter, and other coat,.fai,,is nac,t
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I or s.A or t'SAi weeks treated her case -
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THRAsIIIsG MACHINES.
=. = = @ y Il Z .

y VfrF undersigned informs the public, that
I he has removed his Tailoring Estabiishme nj
to the second story Of Edward Wrigh,'s new
brIck, on Main street. two doors Eas, of HolIo-
way BOOK store; where he Will be happy to
see his old friends and customers, and ali who
desire CLOTHING made F.sTrIos4 sIy or PLAr.-
tF, NEATLY, and with despafek- He ftatters him.
self that he's good physician, and. therefore, il
great Oh ftst Call and him
Approved country prodace taken in exchange
for work. and. his prices are reasonable, he
will MT refuse CASH.
IL Garment Cutting done on short notice
EDWIN VICKERS.
R'chm nd, March so, IS47 I4sf
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Our latest dates frosn Monterey .tute that a
party Of American Dragons aud Texan Rangers
had murdered about twenty Wcxicans, h1ving at
tackled them in their houses and shot them. Gen
Taylor was enleavnring 10 ferret ont the mar
derers, with the determination Of hang them
These murders were committed near where tho
Mexicans murdered our tedmsters, and dou btlcss
for reyenge.-Cin. Com
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II SrECIAL NNTIcr, :

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEsr-it has been
long thought that the citizens OF the West were
see Better times IN regard TO the bilious disea
ses wita which portions of oar noble country are
visited The true medicine is al length Oh REL
Us Us oy the celebrated Grafenberg Company
ineir advertisement is in another column, to
winch the attention of every man, woman ana
1alla should be immediately gwen. For sale by
lanes Elder, at the Post OFF, Book Starc
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on sunday the 18th ult. solemn Te Deam was
celebrated in the Catholic church in that town
IN commenoration Of our recen, triutnPhs in
Mexico. The church was crowded to overflow
ing with people both Of the Catholic and Pro-
testant faith
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder D. DRCMMoNp. will preach at Elkho-n
Meeting House, on the second Sabbath of June.
ti3ih.) al II o'clock, Il. m. tho Funeral of JOHN
MowE, deceased. The public are respectfully
invited TO attend
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atCEl!s UsD 70 UNDERY!
STOVES EEOLLONy-VARF,, and
CSTENGs,
Z CsIaCS n n att Fsric -

FEyHE unde rsigned would respectfully inform
z the public that he carries the Foundry
business, ut the old establishment. He has now
on hand for sale, superior lot Of STOVES:
consisting Of Nos. ], 9, and 3 IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE. SFlLMAH's IMPROVED COOKING
sroFE, seven and template Stoves of different
sizes, with general assortment of Franklin and
splenii3 Farlor Stores. Al.o-Pots Kettles,
iIalrens and Wagon Boxes. He also manu-
iactures and makes TO oTdeF-cARDING MACHINES
cJ*bESsERs, srISSING and NAPrIHG MAcHrNEs
braAd au4 narrow PuwER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES
ana all kinds Of machinery used in manufacture
ing establishments.
Mill GEARING, or ALL KINDS.
mace on the shortest notice. He feels confident
III sEylnE that he has the largest aud best selected
lot q patterns IN the Western country for Grst
and Saw Mills. lie has in short the latest
improvement. in the MIL Gearing line
TO PLOUGH 1zAKERs.
IL has patterns for all the good Plougbs in
use lie has Shops oughs-right and left
n1nced " Gods Plough, four dffe re mt sizes; all
OF which he Will sell at PRicr. for CASH
THRAsITI.G MACHINES.
lie has an excellent Thrasil:ng Machine which
ne manufactures, and VIII sell for CASH or appro-
ved raADE. For ease to horses, and neatne.s and
lespach IN the execution of work, it is not infs-
Eicr 10 any in use.
The uudersg ned returns his thanks To tia
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him.
an. respectfully soiicts continuance OF fayors
II All kinds OF Machinery repaired on short
no'ice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, will be
taken IN exchange for any Of the above articles.
IL Ills STOVE STORE is on the North side
Of Nasa street. opposite the Richmond Bookstore.
where custom ers will be promptly waited
TIIOS. O'IARRA.
Richmond. Feb. a.I947. la3l'45.)
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Parliament allows the Qaeen of England for
her support. Sl.73D,0o3; for rrinco Albert, her
husband, Sl33,000 and for her horses and hounds
$780, 0-making in all S2.I93, 800
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DA letter from I'ampico, dated on the 10Th

DA letter from TamPico, dated the 10Th
alt, says:
private Of Company G, named Rufus Park
er, was shot by the guard the night Of the "a
instant. lie was under arrest and in the guard
house, and seized Of tile nushcts 81 tn.
guard and threatened to shoot any man who at
tempted lay his hands him. After beiHe re-
peatediy ordered to put down The uushet and
deliver himself up, aud being IN the ,.ct OF firing
on the guard, the officer in command ordered tn.
guard to fire, which order WIS instantly ohaved
and he fell dead the spot. ball piercing his
heart.
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The farmers aud gentry .hr uehou; the
south of Ireland have began to feed their
working horses Amos. exclusively o.
beans:
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j CARD.-Dr. EassmGn's Etlsir of Tietltt,
R!+sHa q VII Cdsrre Ac.-Th. afflicted viii
tna ny referring 10 d. E4etatgH's Eelicaf D.
RETRY, list OF prr.aryst.a4s, which, j. years
experience h7s proved the most Successful and
universal Eestora.!ses, Tor all persons afflicted,
no matter hy wl.9t cause produced.
Let ali persons IA Ill health, call upon The agent
and obtaln pamphlet entitled above, IN which
viii be found much valuable medical information
"a fall description of the above Eneaiciues with
the testimonials of the remarkable cures Of gari-
diseases.
fho=e persons suffering from any disease for
whicii trey are recommended, such as Liver NJ
fcctions, Loss of Appetite, Co,tivsn.5e DEBILITY,
Pam N tn Breast oT side, Coughs Colds Com
SUMPTION Bronchitis, Tntlueuza, Asthma, Rheu-
fnatizrn. Dropsy. PIeurisy, Dyspepsia. Jauu4iee,
Chill, Pam ia the Head, Back, Shoulders SIDE, or
stomach, DiaTfhoea Bowel Complaints, & &c.
viii find sure remedy in some of the preaara-
tions mentioned ia the Pamphlet All Of which
are kept for sale By
Dir. JOS. HO"sELLs, Richmond a.
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.y7z. sEARszoN Il 60.
i 4 !, 6 j i 5 ! s

AZ Z. and Intend TO keep constantly on
hand l fai and general assortment ol
Drugs, Iei.sine<, Pants, Oils, Iaras-hes, d. =,
Dyesta}s, Glassware Brushes q a. kia.s, ana
t'ae vir.ons an. Numerous other articles TOO t.
G.ols y tnsntioH3 usually Kept By Apotaerary :
AID Druggists, which ntlu1 - sell on The
most s4s1nao!e terms low for eash.9
Country Physicians, ana others. wishing -
purchase articles IN cur line Of business, are re-
specially lnys.e4 10 ca.. ana see Us ana oar
StoeA, one door east Of the post-OiEee. Main
street. Eichmoa. Indiana.
DOCTOR M-tEM0N, an Oh practitioner.
oie q the HFm. Vii usually, Il not ali times
be about the store,
Richmond, IA, 4;h mo. 2.th, 1871