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yiTgtaIa.
.oiohei Samuel Waits the nominee OF the wing party
ior lieutenant governor OF Virginia il appears paid
vst 10 The town OF Alexandria on the 18Th instant TO
address his federal friends OF that placea majority Of
whom nave always acted with, and been identified
aoetes Of all the old and exploded theories of the ars
toeracy oil The land The principles conended for BY the
federal press of the town have well nigh ruined her
peopie-dnying trade and commerce from their door,
ana concentrating II in other cities. How could it be
Otherwise when the voice OF the only press in the
coua see no interest advocate any principle but tariff
Tor protection TO the manufacturer the of agricu
lure and OF her commercial prosperity The dem
ocfauc party OF the town must buckle their amor
hey must not alter in well doing The time is at hand
when The people will the difference between crcum
scrDed federal principles and the open free trade OF the
world. Let the democracy fling their banner to the
breeze their cause being just they will, they must tr
umph over federalism finally whether conlending with
federal no-party Summers, or the wing lieutenant
Watts.
MIR. John Janney, of Loudoun. we regret TO see it
stated, IS lending himself to the perncious prnci
Piles as taught by the federal press OF Alexandra is
really surprisingly must, in fact, be monomana in
him, with all the lights before him--that he should
be engaged in aiding the election of federast gov
ernor OF Virginia From what read OF the action Of Mr.
Janney in the convention lately held in the State
induced TO believe that he willing 10 flee from
the dark days of federalism and reach forth TO the pro-
gressiye days OF energy and reform. But it that
we were mistaken in the liberal course OF Mr.. Janney
while in the convention His liberaty has collapsed, and
he has gone back to his idols OF federalism and is now
in full blast as the advocate of Snmmers-who is against
the new constiluon--and Watts and Baxter, the other
federal nominees This did not expect, but re-
greet that gentleman of his supposed liberal views
has so completely knocked the liberal legs from
der himself that he nicely balanced upon
while engaged in debate in the convention the basis
question lie may now congratulate himself that "RIch-
ards himself again but deieat-defea awaits him, and
all his federal friends Virginia vote for a
federal governor The young OF Virginia no, viii
ling now that the light begins TO shine brightly and gor
ously through the distant vista, that the Old Dominion
should take the STEP and embrace the benghed
principles of federalism Depend upon they will do
such suicidal act They will rise in their strength,
and with few very few exceptions, record their votes for
the first time for those candidates OF the democratic party
that have sustained the country and the constitution
OF the landtha party which susains lis country through
evil and through good reporhat party which has built
us up as great nation, and will continue to advance
in prosperity until liberal principles shall illumine the
world. MASoN
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By DYER ~ MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

VERY EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE AND WELL
Tuesday morning November 49, 10 O'Clock SELL by
Clarke, at former
dence OF the family, Lafayette Square, all valuable
contained therein, viz:
Mahogany rosewood eh, blue medallion en-
brodered sofas lounges and parlor chairs ottomans
piano oo,slools mach CLINT covers
Of rich crimson light dauask silk lined
Mahogany six octave S pa Bois t soddart piano
Mahogany marble-top table
Two splendid French plate pier mirrors with white marble
slabs and gilt brackets
Handsome gilt and alabaster manlel clocks
Cutgass mante lamps with rich cut prisns and shades
French gilt girandoles
Bronze cnndlesticks and candeIabras
Silver plated candestcks, four large
Two bronze and gilt chandeliers
Twelve gilt four and hse-light candle brackets
Unique manel ornaments
number of dne oil paintings
French mahogany marble-tOp escrtore
Marbie-top mahogany sdeboard
Mahogany extension, dining, and card table.
Mahogany chairs
Polished steel fire sets
Marble top pier tables
Royal Wilton, Brussels, and ingram carpet.
Buff and gold bouquet painted French China dinner and de
gold dinner dessert
tea set, TO match
Cut glass clare pitchers, decaners wnes mhers cham
pagnes hooks, water bottles, aud finger bowls
Silver plated chahng dishes
large bookcases will, glass DOORS library 5000
Mahogany double and single French bedsteads
Do wardrobes, marble top dressing tables
Rosewood crbbace and chess table mahogany cradle
Superior feather beds
Hair and -huck mattresses
PaIlases, quilts, Blankets lounges
Mahogany framed FIeneh-piate Psyche glass
Maroon and chntz window curtains, coTiiccs
Chntz and white muslin bed eanoIies
Chamber arn,ciinirs, stair carpets and rods
Straw mating, painted Boorcoth, rugs &C.
Terms $50 UNDER $50 credit OF two and ou
months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
o. The furniture will be arranged examination the bous
opened for visiters on Monday, the lsth instant.
Nov s-coSds Auchonoers
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ByA GREEN. Auct,oneer.

rpWO NEW BRICK HOUSES AND LOTS AT AUCTION
On Thursday The 2Jth instant, slal SELL the premises
O'Clock D. fine brick houses north
between 81 and Sd streets Immediately opposite Mechanics Row.
being and O subdivision No 52
30 feet back 04 feet The
attic twelve conveniently
rooms and bath excellent in
Kitchens.
The described property handsomely located IN the
rapidly part Of The city and the Episcopal
churches and
a Judiciary Square, railroad
built handsome style and of good materai
five giving bearing from day OF
deferred deed given, and deed
taken. Title indsputabe.
Nov ltd A. GREEN, AuciOneer.
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Ice IN EGrpT.-The barque Samboul, which sailed
from Boston the "a OF August last, arrived at Aexan
dria, Egypt, October l. with cargo OF Massachusetts
ice-sad be the first broughtio that port from any
part of the world All Alexandra and the region round
about" says the captain of the Samboul, iocked on
board and around her. TO the frozen water The
Pacha the high admiral, and all the distinguished officers
of the government. visited the barque and Inspected her
cargo and after these people of all degrees She was
literally crowded while block OF ice remained in her.
The entire cargo purchased by the government and
all discharged and stored ashore in foriyeght hours
after the vessels arrival.
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Virginia Land once,

RICHMOND November IL, 1871
IN conformity Virginia OF sI9, 49l, section 10,
i known all whom II concern that IL
pears escheao of the city Of Norfolk dated
1851 received into the land office
ts IAN day OF ls5 inquest held the path
day OF October following lying in the city Norfolk
have been found this Commonwealth TO wit
lot bounded Dartmouth the SOUTH by Prince
creek the north, and by Amelia
east wood dwelling house H. eschea,ed from the
estate OF John Lawrence, deceased.
lot Liberty the morrill, by Robert
North lst the SOUTH and
by with old brick
from OF Robert McMann, deceased
Aud vacant OF Botetourt bounded
by Boushe's land the SOUTH and
the -scheaed from the estate OF Richard
y. Burke deceased. Testi - u,.,.,
s. II. PARKER,
Nov l6-lnw6w Register OF the Land Once
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Nv A. GREES an..su..


E&CILLENT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
IL PAINTINGS Ae,, AT AuCTioN.-Oa Thursday IN, i3lh
inslan shall SELL al auction
ana avenue large
excellent furniture and paintings persons aeanng
with large assortment
Mahogany sofas, dyans castor, unio rocking
chairs
Mahogany sdeb0aFds dressing ana Other bureaus
bookcases, secretaries, barracks,
DO marble op centre tables
ash aud light stands
Ass DO French scroll aud cottage bedsteads
DO fine covered set-tonsising OF large Preach
soia twelve spring chairs and large psrior
% dae plush-eoyered sofa, and rocking chair
b mattel
Two nne pautei cottage sets
Worksands dressing tables, Ac.
CiIinine French plate and other looking glasses
.,ifandoles, eandeiabras SOLAR hall, and other lamps
ahna glass and cfockery which nno india
thila and white dinner coffee SETS &c.
feahef beds bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Mehh hue ghtiiame landscape aud ether oil
painungs
Light hne oil paintings reasan,rypanted
one nne bonhed portable generally
by te officers in the Russian nm raear
| $500 -
Terms All under SIS cash over sa5 credit
o. two fee, and iour nonti
bearing interest
. a. A., GREEN, Auctioneer
r. 81 The above mentioned
IN The cottage ormory belonging
ahTy and portable self kettle
connected with ihs Russian legation The good
quality and the sale will be wen worthy persons
furnishing. AC.
Nov 9-3tsuTu&Th
ly-The above sale IL postponed, n account or the
ncemency of the weather, until Monday, the I'm instant
Nov l5-2t A. GkEkN, Aucuonrer
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matter The Union has stated repeatedly that Mr. Coryin
had declared the stump that Mr. Fillmore known
sboleons We canine, to the precise aragraphs in
The Union to this effect but when that Journal says Is
Infamous in make such assertion, will give
chapter and Is that Mr. Corwin made
the assertion attributed him and beg the sole organ
Of the democratic party 10 lake note Of this fact"
Abou, ak or eight weeks ago, as nearly as we re
member we referred 10 the fact that Mr. Corwin.
in the canvass Of is4s. in Ohio, in public Speech
had spoken Of Mr. Fillmore as "a kaoson abolition
ia" II was, as We understand. the same speech in
which Mr. Corwin spoke OF himself as the father"
Of the Ohio abolitionsts. and OF them his chill
dfen" We have repeatedly, during the past six OF
eight weeks, and in the most pointed terms, called the
kspublics attention TO Mr. Corwins alleged language
AZ to Mr. Fimore and now. for the first time. do we
find the Republic denying it, and we at once transfer that
denial entire to our columns We have never seen nor
heard Of any denial OF in any other Journal Believing
the Republic TO be wholly in in it's present denial,
and hoping soon TO explicit and authorized state
ment the subject, inform the Republic that in July
last the statement. in the very words which have
used, appeared edtorisy in the Ohio Statesman, in an
article giving the time and place at which the speech
was made About the time when the S,atesmans article
appeared, as we rcolleci, Mr.. Corwia was himself in
Ohio yet, SO far as know and believe, no denial of
the statement made by the Ohio State Journal. or
any other wing press in any other form. The state
men was copied from the Statesman into the Nashville
Union. and pontelly commended day after day to the
attention Of the wing press Of Tennessee and was 10 our
knowledge, questioned denied Under these cir
cumsances. have assumed and believed, and still be-
lieve, it TO be not only true but notorious. But we
promptly give all whom ii may the benefit Of the
Rspu6lie's denial
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The removal OF the Crystal Palace from it's position in
HYDE Park has already commenced. II is to be
structed in the new Batersea Park about two miles from
it's present location where will be used NJ winter
garden The weight OF iron of which il composed is
four thousand tons, and the quantity OF glass used il
eish, hundred and nneiys'x thousand superficial feet
The total cubic contents OF the building are thirty three
millions feet The space which it occupied will be
marked after liz removal, by four granite monuments
placed points indicating the position Of the angles Of
The building
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rLAGETr NEWTON MAY. & co. most respectfully

rLAGETT, NEWTON. MAY. q co. most respectfully
u ladies of Washington adjacent
Of another extensive of
ladies' hesitation in saying that they think
pleased of their variety In dress goods We
name in part the following just received
ladies' fancy dress silks, embracing desirable
style in design lin all pricesl
rich mousseiines de LANES and
dress patterns and pieces any demand
IS handsome styles and qualities, from IS
mousseiines
pieces quality and plain
price of l2a ccnts-bcst goods in the market
10 pieces chene moHsseincs
IL do fine plaid mousselncs, for children
do fine plaid raw silks, In brilliant coors
do fine m
do solid high coored mnussslines de lame
Is bright olored French fsnnes
PLAID popins-a bargain
Foods have just opened supply follows
10 pieces fine Lupln's bombasins
do medium do
Is do low-prleed do
do dne "a black Farmiesse cloths
do fine a. black do
Is do fine silk warp lustTes
black alpacas
~ do medium aud low. priced alpacas
do fine black Thibet mcrnoes
do double width black cnstmefes
Is do plain black mousseines de lame
10 do black twied cashmeres all wool, low priced.
We have also
g "a square black ThiDe .hawI'
- long black do
Oct 25-dJufSwG
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Ky A. GREEN, AucttOnccr.

VALUABLE SQUARE OF GROUND AT AUCTION--on Fri
day The ast instant shall the premises O'Clock,
avery handsome square Of ground near the railroad and Cap
containing 81 5l6 being No. 6 between
Massachusetts and
New Jersey of $40 Tho square
ground handsomely nearly gade
rapidly improving Of the II has frame houses
and well with of excellent wishing
make a good investment Will do well 10 attend the sale.
Terms; Onefonrth cash balance
purchaser giving bearing day SALE
deed given aud deed OF uusi taken title indispuable.
Nov l5--6t A, GREEN, Auctioneer.
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BY A. GREEN. Auctionssr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIONs-On Saturday,
the instant shall SELL the premises, at O'clock
square No 3lp, containing 1919
abovetescnbed fronts
six T~einb between and
north depth l0 adjoining Mr.. simpsons The lot
elevated positon and the sale well
worthy Of persons wishing purchase handsome
building site.
Terms. balance in and two years the pur
OF deferred
payment deed given and deed Of trust aken title iodispu
table. n
Nov lot Aucioneer
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OSr WAY TO DO IT--In Russia the transportation oil
passengers By diligence is monopoly, and OF the
rules il that each passenger may have 40 pounds bag
gage Iee but must pay the rest The passengers got il
,he way of brbng the weghers and conductors so tina
nothing came in Tor extra baggage. The managers oil
The monopoly got this difficulty in curious way
they had this baggage stolen and the passenger could
no, show receipt Tor it, he had remedy. Thus the
disposition TO have extra weight carried gratis eiec
tualy overcome honesty was esored and the profits Of
the monopoly made fat again.
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Report
or United States Coast srres to the See
rotary of the Treauy the latitude Of Point P"os C1yor-
MIA.
NEW YoRK, Nov. II, 1851.
SIN have the honor Point Pnos,
computed Geo. Davidson assistant
United states Survey, rs deg 81 min 500
would respectfully request authority publish this communca
ton.
Very respectfully yours, Ac. &c,
A. ID. BACHE, Superintendent
Hon Tuos CoRwrs Secretary Treasury.
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BUFFALO. Nov 1.-THE steam boiler of Whites edge
tool factory in this city exploded to-day Four work
seriously wounded, and expected 10 live
The factory was entirely destroyed by the explosion The
NAMES OF those scalded whose lives de paired Of
James Kane, Peter Hendeiberge and John Lorenz Five
others were seriously injured Forty empo yed
in the factory but fortunately about hiry were absen
dinner at the time OF the explosion,
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HOUSEKEEPING articles, such as
III French dinner and
Iron stone China dinner and toilet
Crockery ware OF every color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and grandoies
Table cutlery tel and table
JapanRed goods, plated ware
Bronzed iron goods, Aibata and Britannia
Cooking utensils OF almost every description
Wood ware, tin ware, baskets, brushes, &c,
Altogether assortment OF housekeeping ar
those about furnishing
will decidedly their interest TO call and cram
ines articles nd prce., q. w. BOTEJER,
Nov t6-1aw3w Opposite centre Market.
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GrSPabiic Temper

n}-PabIie Temperance meetinR.-The Crystal fount Di
vision, will hold public
al Temperanc. Hail, Sunday evening 10th instant
O'Clock M. which public invited. Messrs. Upton,
Carpsr, and will address the meeting
10 IL. BONENi Secretay.
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Hy DYER d MCGUIRE, AuctioMeers.

0yRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
L LIQUORS. WINES, BOOTS AND SHOES, Standing Casks,
Fixtures AcBy OF deed Of duly executed and
recorded subscriber win sell public auction Thursday the
November 1851 10 O'Clock, a stock in
grocery of H. W. Hail. the
Seventh and | streets, consisting Of
White and brown
Rio, Java, and other coffee
Imperial, Young Iiyson, Souclong and other
Of -four sacks Of salt
Sperm oil, candles, soaps
Barrels of mackere, herrngs, and shad
Kegs of lard barrels Of molasses and vinegar
Spices tobacco, cigars
Brooms, wooden
Crockery and glass
Scales weights, standing casks
Superior brandy wskey casks and bottles
Also, MEMS and chiidrenI boots and
with all embracing large and
OF merchants and house
keepers.
Thirty under, thirty dollars and
four months one hundred
dollars months, satisfactorily endorsed
CHaS. 3. WAI.LACH, Trustee.
DYER & MCGUIRE,
lid Aucuonears
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Erisnsirs Failure at Nac O,lsaas.

Nav ORLEANS, Nov l3Petsr Conrey, r has failed, and
presented his petition and schedule lie second district
His assets Sl072 29 and his liabilities Ss2
O6S. He attributes his embarassnens the failure
$500, 900.
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NoTICI-The general estimation long enjoyed by the per
IN the premises Of Luhin having led to
ETY. Of worthless limitations and coun.re, Notwithstanding the
label accompanying the genuine article
proprietor establishment Lubi has the bonot
informing public that he ubsiu
his former wholly different description
caused TO be manufactured for his envelopes description OF
presenting wsiermak the seal Of his house,
order therefore avoid deception, begs them
label appended such articles bear the
the execution OF their orders only
respecaby address them directly to his premises
No. SIS, ste-Anne, Paris.
pepne day. extracts, helrope musk winter blossom,
hay Jockey club mousene amber, Sc &c with all
' ~ '' PARRER's
Perumery and Combstore under The National Hotel
s-cod6
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a-Unitnrisn Church.-Rsv. Dr. Bumap, OF Baltimore, will
preach in this church TO day at the usual hours
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Meeting IN fapor Of pa,aoaias hisa Patriots

PORTLAND, (Mo,) Nov ~ "A large and very enthusas
tic meeting held here evening petition the Pfes-
dent OF the United States 10 ntercede with Great Britain
behalf OF the Irish patriots, OiGen Meagher, and others
The address the people Of the United STATES adopted in
Baltimore. was read and received with great favor The
mayor presided. and several eloquent and patriotic
speeches delivered and petition adopted which is
being extensively signed to-day by all classes OF citizens
Resolutions adopted calling all friends Of freedom
and humanity in ell the cities second the
started in Baltimore in behalf Of unfortunate Irish
patriot prisoners.
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rELI2GnArnIo REPORTS, .Sr.

Eitftio" V m fVc,abs Uned States ssaafar from.
Gs0rgia.I as Georgia Conaiituii0nat Uioa Platfora,
SAVANNAH, Nov ID r Tooalbs was yesterday elected
United states senator from Georgia. la lhe place NJ
Bernen, by the legislature, without oppos uon He ad.
dressed large coneourse OF citizens in HE evening al the
Stale house. and announced that The constitutional Union
party VIII adhere FOR the present Isolated and fnde.
pendent organization and name that viii send dele
gales TO- be represented in. either the national wing OF
democrap conve nons next that il VIII wait
those conventions have assembled and forth prn
cpies and candidates before The country, before asern.
ing which side ii will array itself
Mr. Toonbs also asserted That as an Indispensable con
diton for the support OF the Union party OF Georgia, The
national convention, whether whg democratic, witt
which may coaleses must adopt the Compromise plat
form that this condition complied with, The constitutions
Union parry OF Georgia will hold itself FREQ in ht
support OF the candidate for the presidency Of either the
national democratc or national why convention.
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THE WOMEN Of the Old and New Testament, edited
by William H. spnrue, D. d. beautifully Illustrated with egh
Q designs I volume, edition.
Women Bb- edited by Rev. >. NJ. Wainght, ID. d.
by eighteen engravngs. volume edition,
The Land OF bondage being The journal Of tour Egypt by
NJ Wainrighi, ID. D.. with illustrations.
Mechanics Nature and the and modes
Of o natural motive power; by Y. Allen. vol.
OeDdofs Method for apanads learn English by Professors
Ramon aud Palenzuea.
Legend OF the Flowers by Susan Finder. -. :. -. -.
Nov l6 TRANCk TAYLOR
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EoR RENT with valuable servants incIud~dD =
furnished in the lt ward situated 10 The most faahon
negborhood and containing two pao beaatroom and
Kitchen and three chambers on the second IL has
also servants rooms desirable residence for
family completely furnished, with the ununai
articles 81 linen, silver, SC, ndetred.
For terms and sitnauoni apply TO ....... -.
Nov I4-Frsat&TmC
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THE only true, original, and genuine Rowsnd-
i Tonic Mxture--the greatest Agus Cure knownThe
Of Rowands Tonic Mixture Is OF more importance
while the when properly used, stops
various restores their functions and for
SYSTEM enabling all to their way rejoicing
ueir thereby dyspep-y and constipation,
which depends the tocond y being taken on
The specified In The direons) destroys the liza
tity relapse lunar periodvz on The seventh four
wcntyegth daysy creating the pecu
stronger OF the Tonic Mixture the SIXTH r
teenth twentieth, twenty seventh days.
n NAV he GRAY bookseller, 7t opposite Odd
Feows Hail. and b. CALLAN, druggist OF 7h and
n reets.
Nav
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THE CIVIL LAW Of spain and Mexico. arranged
principles Of the modern Codes with and references,
Introduction the Spanish
law and imbodying appendix important
Mexican Gustavus Schmidt
alawcompsis volume, New oreaps, Is5 This day
ceived. FRANIk TAYLOR
NnxI
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AuCTION.-on "Wednesday
18Th instant, O'Clock the premises, VI
square Iia between and
fronting ioche 18Th with depth OF 3i feel
inches, aud containing 6,sIs feet inches.
third cash The residue equal instruments
twelve months with interest, satisfactorily secured
DYER X MCGUIRE,
Nov lJ-eodSds Auctioneers-