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Daily Papsr 10 be published in Wahingon CITY, D. q
THE undersigned will shortly PUBLISH The Of the NATIONAL
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The elements OF revolution, pasons Of
mankind fatal examinations butt the prerosaye
enlightened public will control them and make them sub
patriotic Such elements are now mar
fully United States tending avowedy revolution
patriot would depore calamity that could
possibly befa this country The efforts the UNION rAnTr alone can
old considerations determined % stand
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and inseparabie."
many countymen Evil influences from abroad
them and snothcred the flames which
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pety another has been stimulated
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high time, therefore, for patriotic Americansor men Of both
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present Tho business men and men Of property with
whom eonversed generally took but little interest In the
matter but said that the law ought be executed that
hey wished 10 Set rid OF The negroes, and thai II IL
put down. This. however. will take time
believe thai Mr. Hughes will ultimately succeed In get
ting the negroes My only regret i that my private
business conpeIed home before seeing him
out: Had leisure, and spare should return
with pleasure the risk of gratifying certain gentle
men OF Macon by rofting ia q Boston jail e
need scarcely say that Influenced In giving this
BY no party feeling My conversations with
different parties have been msconstrued and misrepre-
sented Idesre simply do justice myself and 10 Mr..
Hughes in absence by pscng tho facts before candid
public.
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MIR Wllliam Vincent WaIlaee
Composer Imperial Royal Theatres Lon
dom . s.t s5
Has the honor announce that will sivca
GRAND CONCERT OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC,
Positively night only, u
aa AT CARUSI'S SALOON,
Os Wednesday Evening, Nou. 20, .,as. II ...
9 q which he win be assisted by 4sash
MRS. WIN. VINCENT WALLACE,
(Pianist duchess Of sutherland,) and his sister,
MADAME WALLACE BUsHELLE,
pupil ofGarca celebrated Of lie Jenny Lind
viii sing several Of her favore sriss and English ballads
Mr. Wallace will perform his
pa % % h rss for
ton In the first musical circles In Europe.
0 Programme.
af@ neEsfs. PARTL
L. Duo-for piano Themas opera
q Cavatina-om al Puritan" ou la vocs Beini-ssdame
rnysr-om oa,oho "Mo.ss EGYPT Arranged for
Basdscenes that are bdgheslu From oper. SMART
tans" Composed BY Wv. waIlace-Madame Wallace Blu
s. Fantastic de Airs Belni ope
ras, "Ia and ala Somnambulao Composed
executed by W. " Wallace.
II. st@# t8#1
g. Grand Duo dc Brasoure.ioI two panoson romance from
al Eciairo Composed by w. " Wallace;
5 cured BY Madame Wallace and the author
Afrom Handes Oratorio Of the Messiah" Comfort my
Fantsisie-On Lammemoor" Prudent-Madame Wal
o. BaIsd-AKshesn stavounesn.n Crouch-M.dsms Wallace
Bushele. Ett5t AE
TO- FinaeBrlsnt duet from the opera and
piano--MI. and Madame w. v. Wallace.
Doors open O'Clock; precisely.
Tickets 50 be had at the music stores and the door
the evening Of the concert
Nov l9-N
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And moro true JOY ndnfcehus exiicd feeh
Than Cmsar with Senate AT his heels"
Never were these hackneyed nss justlyaPplicabe
10 any man than 70 the senator from New York who is
depicted in the following eloquent article Retire from
The Senate when he may. Mr. Dickinson will carry with
him the gratitude and applause Of the people, and the
satisfaction OF bis own conscience North and South he
has the confidence Of every patriot ia the nation
From the Nswbnrsh IN. ~ Excelsior
Hon. ID. s. DIcKSsos. distinguished citizen whose
stands head Of this article will retire 70 pfvstc
life alter short continuance In public service He VIII
leave behind him among his colleagues at Washington
political associates and oPponents-many warn friends
and many admirers Of thai exalted courage and sefsscr
they honorable Bot II 10 possible for them, for
the cixens OF ohc States feel him that fervor
Of affection which he has inspired m the bosoms Of thou
sands the hills and valleys Of New York. We have
baulsd with him and have suffered with him have
riumphcd together and 10 the retirement Of private fe
he will have the dearest public pos
grateful love of those he has faithfully
During Mr.. Dicknsons term OF Office q senator of the
United Ssses his constituents Of the democracy party
have esn sQased by Of those oil passion which
OCCASIONALLY sway communities Men whose fidelity had
doubtsd and whom the fecoectons OF the
and the the utsre should have CONTROLLED n they
were desitute Of exaited who had
been looked mp with confidence by the most grateful
sdhsrens sny leaders hsdwcre swerved from their
duty, and deserved In the imminent breach those pfnci
Pies they hsd seslousy PROGRESSED and honestly popsgatsd
Under lear ofbcIy pain, Calico denied before the nsu-
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ny o. w. DOTELER, Auctiooesr.
GALE OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO
u FORTE, sTATUARY, &c, AT AUCTI0N.-On Monday,
IS commencing 10 O'Clock, shall sell the
residence gentleman declining Housekeeping
and I'm he Nag will designate the house
collection Of household furniture 4c CONSISTING In of
One rosewood demand piano. manufactured BY Her, OF superior
very rich ala window
Three handsome parior chandeliers 4sE
Tapestry Brussels, Busses three ply, and other csrpengs
One gitf fsme mirror ~ By 81, French plate
Elegant rosewood so table, style Louis XIV Egyptian marble
4####rH
Walnut stasia walnut lounge, plush cover
Lamps grandoies
GIN and ormuls brackets and candelabras
Marbe-top sideboard, mahogany extension table
chamber consisting Of dressing bureau,
stand, French bsdstead somno chairs, &c.
BronEed- ron and hat rack
Mahogany and walnut dressing bureaus
Superior curied hair mattresses and feather beds
Mahogany French bedsteads
Plated casters table cutlery, nc.
French China dinner set ts. s..fa# a..#.#
A beautiful collection Of Bohemian glassware
statnary, Euunan vase engrnvings ke
Refrgeraior circular chairs
urn cooking utenss, nc.
With articles altogether forming bcau
goods worthy the attention Of
O'Clock, D. In mont Of the house, viii be sold
square built family carriage, diekey seat elliptic springs
The carriages can Be examined previous McDe
Terms Of sales Al sum Of and under 60 sao
month"; for approved endorsed notes bearing interest
Nov l4-eodd ..i sat5sy EHsttf xsE Auctionser
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Condition of the Northern Markets, &c.

PuiLADELrHIA, Nov 49,, p. m.-Stocks firm; govern
securities improved; coupons, III; Pennsylvania
5s 9t 93 Sales 1850 bbls State brands -four
81 81 g. Rye -four IS so Sales Of 600 bushels wheat
l07 los cents for red white. liz ll6 Yellow
corn DID, 81 90 50 80 cenia Oats and
changed Provisions are in good demandmess pork, Sl2
Sl2 l2A Lard held AT cents. Bacon sides, 81
shoulders 81 cents Grocsries without change Cotton Is
quiet with small sales prices unchanged Whiskey, a
u cents per gallon Wool Is steady-common unwashed,
~ Is cents per Id.
Nxw YoRx Nov. 1872, p m.--The Hon. Daniel Webster
arrived here IL o'clock last night He expected in
afternoon, and splendid dinner had been prepared for
him. t s#4 Nta
The Sou,herner has arrived from Charleston.
The stock market firm lted States SIS of 1863
pons) la offered, being advance Pennsyvana os 93
Flour s1adysales OF 5000 bbs ~ So - 10 for
mon State brands; southern, IS Gcnesee, IS Wheat
frmsales Of Genesee 10 cents red ioS lo6 cents
Corn-mixed 10 cents. and yellow III ~ cents. Oats %
Al cents Rye, IS cents. Cotton steady -prces I'M.
CHANGED. Provisions frm-ness pork, Sli g. PRIME So
Is n - cents. ssf ta Eslea srd..4 e.Ea1
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THE undersigned, having resolved 20 sbenasn his
Nc house, one accsmbsn on the corner q and h srss
The stand, ssisurntp wen known 10 require any
notice. A. u presumed that those renting
the premises them deans further
nodes annecss The hcusshod ana kitchen famus which y
nearly win be sold accommodating such
sbouid such arrangement into
BE- dispossd Of public sale Possession given immsd
Oct ao-d1 III q basi@ III EBERBACH.
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From our aait,more Correspondsn,.

h# BALTIMORE, Nov. 1916, n.
The Reform Coavention--E Extra Session Of Guy Coun,
cu-Reu Thomas H. St0ckton.--Tne Boston Mar.
philadelphia Uaion Msstiag - The Markets, &c.
The Reform Convention yesterday engaged all day
In discussing and adopting rules of ORDER awaiting the
Of the committee appointed to devise the best mode
Of proceeding with the business before them. This
mitiee will probably not report for some daysyel
An extra session Of the city council will sssembls
morrow the call Of Mayor Jeroue take into consdc-
ration some recommendations he proposes make for
anxaton Of the city police and also TO take some
acton the Nc Donogh bequest new organization of
the police 10 mperiously demanded by recent ourages in
all sections OF the city, sSH 8satss 4afHH9 1,.s.
The Rev Thomas Stockton, formerly distinguished
Methodist Protestant divine, has accepted call from ),
Johns Church In this city, where he will co-pasor
with the Rev Mr.. Webster He pastor OF this church
twenty years ago. and TO IT, in very bad health,
to fnish his days.
The New York papers state that the President has re
the ugtve Crascs; and II intima,ed that suit will
he brought gainst him under the law.
The Union meeting al Philadelphia 10 morrow promises
10 be grand affair. Senator Cooper and the Hon James
Buchanan will address the meeting Messrs, Cas-, Clay,
Dickinson and Foote have all been invited to be
Mr. Webster left his Saturday for New York, and
was address the merchants the Exchange In that city
to-day II probabe therefore, that he will be present at the
philadelphia meeting Tomorrow.
sales 200 bbls Howard -four "a hold
ers asking City Mills nominal at - 90 sales
Sales Of good prime Maryland red wheat IO2 l0i
cents; white do ITO and family four do II5 2
cents Rye 10 rs Oats, 30 81 Gems. Provisions
remain quiet The auction sale Of coffee shows steady
market $500 bags Rio l02 to II cents, averaging
10 6lO Whiskey, n q cents in hhds. and bbls
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THE Hsegraphacal Treasury being memofrn, Nketeh-
Of the lives Of eminent Of IN and
nstons from eaisst psod o. hfrcsy % ne psssni time
sasnuc MsnnSss Of s Treasury o. Knowedg Complies
in volans just imported from London 81 -, -.
Nov 10 EHNCk TAYLOR
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10 this city, the evening Of the 18Th instant MARY En- wife
of HEsEr kuHL ae somewhat proactsd and painful Illness
In the 23d year OF her age. e.
shs child exemplary wife, beloved
and a tho Of herself all who within
the sphere which moved Cut OF she has been BY the de-
Of that Providence whose although nscruabe
mercifun blush and vigor Of life, and with
thing which could make M dcablehe blow truly
one He who, doubtless for wise
inflicted support sustain those upon whom IL falls
The Of family respectfully invited attend the
from residence Of her mother, (Ms. FowLER
street. "Unon Buildings this afternoon,
O'Clock @a# M
18th Instant, Of consumption JOHN WALTER, eldest
Of PHP and agod 81 years. months
and II days. rst
Happy soul thy days ended 5HT
AIlthy mourning days below st. 7. H
Go, by angel guards attended
To the breast Of Jesus 10.
The friends respectfully invited attend his
evening" O'Clock from the residence Of his father
Of 18th and d t. ss#4
ny- Hall the Franlxlim Fire Coinpany.-The men,
Of company will their hall this evening,
Instant citizens dress half o'clock pay
the last tribute OF 10 their John Wgman
Nov 20 '.' 'T ",s GEO. X BOYD, Secretary
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Nv A. GRE nn, Aucssens.r.


pEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE LOTS. ny aa-
Of deed all the heirs law Of the lsts Lewis Grant
Davidson,I Friday, the 18th Of November
Instant commencing O'Clock in tc afternoon, all The remainder
OF his Lots n city Of Washington, consisting Of
Lots. Nos -, H. 10, ~, IS and TO- In square No. 49,
Lot No. y, In square No. l27. I. w ia9t Nsf Il
Nos o inclusive, square No. 16t N#&
Lots Nos. 2, A. 8, A, 10, a, IN square No lea
Lots Nos. TO- III, ~, Ia Is, 10, IN No. 1855.
Lots Nos. and 4, IN square No. 1888. #
Lots Nos. 10 Is inclusive In square No. le3.
Lots Ncs 70 inclusive, and Nos $40 10 incnsve and No. s
in tquarc No. ieA 49, sff r .fses Eli I
These are according Of
the Some OF them the War Department. and
others in the Immediately east Of the residence Of W. W.
Corcoran, esq. rsss.4. f-ts gt3.a -4tll.v y
TINS win commence lots and les street,
and proceed 10 square 65. ~. 5000 ~ ~
Tems One h Of the purchase cash, and residue
three and four years. with the day
be secured BY the purchasers bonds with approved security and
The usual decd % trust Deeds 1.-THE purchasers espsnse Tide In
disputabie, efs8 4
For compliance days
right Of sale reserved Al The purchasers risk and cost
weeks notice. W. - s.5s. 49, " - CT
Pan Of the lots scen information obtained, on
''FfaFT 10Y '@aHHttHf H w. REDIN
ta -s A. GREEN, SCI
Nov I'D IA * Auctoneef.
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DARIs WINTER FAsHIONs.-wif be opened ai Mrs 8.
Pakers, Saturday, Add instant, at 10 O'Clock, M In the
under National Hoscl nch Of
100 I PARKER's Comb, Fancy, and Perfumery Store
as l y Pennsyvana avenue under tho National Hotel.
Nov 2o-3nf E.
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B. Pyron win exhibit this day,
IN Of ~ and O'Clock In 'front.' Of the National HOTEL his epe
serving swinse tree carriage The above
having been patented he DESTROYS 10 sell The night the District
OF Columbia. Nov 2o-lt
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AIDES, WINTER HOSIERY, VENTS, Skc.-Thc sub
scribes received unusually large
above goods which they invite the attention OF the public They
the following 4r
dozen ladies' black Cashmere hose, assorted qualities
10 do black lk hose, part Of which very heavy
ladies' white Lama hose.
IN COTTON HOSE
Is dozen ladies' heavy white English cotton hose in all grades
do
10 do do black do do
do do mode do
complete Of all kinds of hosiery
suitable for ladies', and childrcns
.a WE HAVE ALSO
silk vests, including all
qualities 80.
chiaen's vests misses and boys,
the very smallest TO the largest for boys
With great many articles attached the above line, all Of which
be sold cheap for cash, o punctua
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Nov 0o-3f
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CENTEEL ruRNITuRE RICH FRENCH CHINA DINNER
PIANO. kcOn Thursday November a. At 10 O'Clock
We shall cell al residence OIL Eberhssh Eighth
corner Of H. wckep household funitnrs &C., consisting
superb Roseukrsnsx piano, with pesh Keys
Mahogany sofas, rockers, and pafor chairs
Extension dining table, centre and card nbes
sIdcboard, French plate mirrors ,-e..r f.....E
Mahogany and giltffsmed lcoking glasses stH.
Dressing plain bureaus, washstands
wardrobes, high and low post bedsteads r..s
Tolet ssts teacher beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Table bed linen, nap&ins, BLANKETS and quilts
suits OF window curtains and cornces
Window rhades sbovels and tongs, hall lamp
Solar and a lamps, girsndoles
Mauts cocks fsrAtt atNl
Three ply md ingram carpets straw mrfine #.r "a Z
Rich French China dinner and tes service taI.H
Cutsars dscantrrs imblers, wines
n Chanspasnss, Aneer bowls, and wine-coosrs aaf
Fine table cutlery, silver and silver plated ware
Tosshsr va lsrss ,orsnens Of coppes and culinary as
dove hsb NH with npparsus hc be.
The win be ready for inspection on Wednesday, INC day
40 and under cash over $50 credit Of two and foul
months assctotily endorsed, besrns interest
'S-rTI ''1 I7Tf 5SFFNSEffHH DYER MCGUIRE,
Nov I9--ds -.a.-.-.44.--..s--4-l--, Auctioneers
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by A. eREEs, Auct,on.sr.

MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, TELESCOPES, QUAD
M RANTS, LARGE AIR PUMP, TUNING LATHEs, TOOLS,
Ao AT AUCTiONon Friday, the 2ad instant shall sell my
Of 9th
II o'clock the entire stock Of mathematical instruments,
tools, Of Mr. H. w. Hunt who advised physician
South in order gain his health consistng in Of
portable uans length Of telescope feet inches diam
eter, of object glass ~ inches
! rejecting telescope on brass stand
quadrants baromeers thermometers
drawing instruments, parallel rules
large air-pump, pocket spectacles, BIC.
Of qualify turning lathes with bass puIsys
dies, and nange chucks
hne portable forge, glass cases
with Of turning and other tools, and quantity
Of other articles, which deem
The enumerated above all In
nnis present the scientific public
who respectfully be the time
a long road 20 travel. e.
Terms cash. a. GREEN,
Nov 20-d Aucuoneer.
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~ A. RUEN, Aucsssnssr
roLp rExs AND PENCILS wATCaEs AND CHAINS
On wsdsssdsy. ne sob issans snail ssn auction
Il corner en- street and rsnnsyivania avenue .,
dozen eold pens and pencils superior
gc'd ane mvs wncnes .sfes yiasg har 1aaRaal
Guard snd foe cneins 8-EhbAtt
Win many other ARTICLES In me jewslry line
Noyle-4 A. GREEN, Aucooneef'
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w.smrssror Cary, D. e., November u, 1850.
Nov - #r1 l# a-sa 4ff9 ~
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Wm1hhm0fOm HIenamdffa Wgnss-E"s S*r"nsorT
~ ~ ~ TnssHas Collyers Week.
~R~pA tn. s,e NV and f.ss boss THOMAS coLLYER
AuIsx WIN depsr Il following hours coach connects
w the boat IN Washington. Boats hr lak cents boat and
IsssssSv. N A. ex II q M; I, ~ and AZ
issv~ yvsssirsssr 4 ioK, IN, ~ ssd M
Tre yncvss sysr viii nske ssf sps Mount Vernon nsf'
week. eaa8ahs JOB coRsoN, Captain.
Nov is--H ea m ,
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NAP AZ the Territory acquired from Mextco shsvfG
ne 81 California, Utah. New Mexico and Texa
proposed By and adopted by Conss-ey Charles
Pr Ns. fn'e ns e''" yRATcg TAYLOR
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n the steamer viii, for the rcmsinaer o. the
-4s season, q week 20 the above place
g leaving Washington every Tuesday a. o'clock a
m. returning leave Norfolk every Thuday o'clock, p M
Passage krs Ssoschns, going and retnns Cone river
and the usual isnAnss shs Possnsc x-. ~.,-r<r,v,.
Nov7--6 tgtN-t asHga JAMES hrrOhnba.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-01-11
LOTTERIES.
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STATIONS OFFICE,
MOE SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICHMOND yIRcI

so,,r, STRATTONs OFFICE,
N.Y., SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND vIRGI
- Is 4s 30 Is l6 y 81 70 y q 80 IL Ct &C
iai Nos l6l 10 alfNos - rs two more and , by
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery C.as No o. Isenr.r 70:
%, As 81 n 81 ii IL &C y Il Il TO- ~'
Ticket Nos y Is q, prize Of $780, sold aud paid by
Drawn Nos Of Sussex Lottery Extra Clas. No 3 January 9th
~ - =; u 10 4 u 10 . 70 &c 10 H.
Feet Nos 45 g. '' '''' ''' ' sTRArToN
Drawn Nos OF SUSSEX Lottery Class No |, January 4h
n T. i d $ = y : 5 = q : 's q OIL"
II II - Il 81 % u Is 6 10 I'll 8 l. IL H.
Drawn Nos. OF Munongaa Glass 4, Jan Stl
II is a. Is ~ 81 Il Sc 81 10 10
ticket No, I'll 81 prize Of sltU do. 10 ~ IL do sU,
sold and paid by SrRai'roN.
! pfa ,s Nos :, Of Dsawars Lottery cas"a January
Ticket Nos IL D. prize OF saN sold and paid by SrRArroN
Schemes the Week:
1900 DOLLARS! 1900 DOLLARS!
FRlDaf-SuseI Lottery Glass No 3-Capiuls eSGN, 5000
261 OF un, &c. Is Nos, 10 drawn Tickets 81 halves =;
$3.50 DoI.LAnS,-lr3Oo DoI.LARsi
SATURDAY SUSSEX Lottery Extra, Class No GcaIias 81 go
800 CO., &c IS Nos 10 drawn Tickets ell halves 90 cents quar-
ters n
Virginia Lottery Class No Saturday, January
TN So ~ Nos 10 drawn Prizes: prize ni So2n s.u.
loo. $500. GsN 4uu. 1900 1896 10 1000 10 or liU
Tickets sl'; halves I %; quarters 3 10
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