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ACROSS rae Isruaus OF PA.

'INRANtFoRTATioN ACROSS Tas IsTuaUs OF PA
nsma.-hesqu,ra, HurtadA h Co /, Of PAn1mA beg TO
inform the public that they will rsesys and forward NOR
chahdise ana bullion 70 and from New
co by the American steamers well Any port
facihe the line Of the British packets They
on the lsthmus four hundred mules under theare
and rusty aIm,d muletesr' and all their isc
ties Tor the prompt sAfe transportation between
ma AID Chages extensive that shippers will ind
for their interest 20 give them the preference Strong and
srs,sSrs se,rS,ss 70 their .hsrss Shippers in New York
70 hers Loison Sivestrc. three COPIES OF bill Of
ladins OF goods consigned to with will
~ the zane time ray those gentlemen the charges Of trans
pSrta.en eenprsns landing storage and porerAse ~
,hasres Corgoha Cruces river freight. iaud
Storage persrsse and chipping at on aid goods
A. the rate o. cents per pound Fer further particulars
viii take charge Of all goods destined for the stLmus
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No.
Is Gsas.. 4 TasATRk.l A <nARsHAnt. s)Ls
March IL s,n :. Barrett. nAAAser ysssssday ever.
Ssssy NJ a css. s cs.ss n Ess STSR
iIEs osA sLn 8. ssssssy ;,s..s AZ r1At
IbS oy Tsisss .r Daydss Martins Gbis yad.as fssis:
s e.f s 'i3 sss
NIBLo's 0ARDTE.-sANAoER. Nh. JOHN srr1oN.
st rriy''s B1a, s5f. PsIt:r.ass
uI caIo.s Rou sssSstsS ssss .s.ss rSs
ssE:ss sass ~ ~ :5a-
1IoiE d B. ssI ss Sab
c.. MI. osrsss suss with the ballet
RRoUGHAhs LYcEUE BROADWAY, NEAR BRooAE
= :res D.s:' Girls AID rsrqsst 50 es Family Circle
open begin ia ooock-wednssday evening March
Wan s ss.
H. s s,sa 3 ~
Lynne Emily L.m6.vool Mis-. Tsylor r. sssal. yish
i: ;: d..s
smw YORK
psst7 Private Boxes 80 cents Boxes rs cents Pit l3x
g, sa;
pear n her oslssI.ssd .dnraty sasssssd prisas
Fsas masaisosnt sSs Of Hor ns s. sa
sTss & sdss rH:
RARNUhs AMERICAN xusEUx-P. r. BAasUn.
proprietor and Manager John Greenwood, Jr, Asiss-
afternoon Performance al threein The
and each saloon performance IS cents children ten
years Of age N cents parquet and circle l2 eatra
Unexamped triumph OF that deru thrilling beautiful
Ss e past ssi.o
titled hADELAlNE; OR TIE F0UNDLiNG or PARIS
Mics Chapman; Cathariae, nrs Yeomaus. The nnumer-
Able eurioees Of this the vast Chinese Collection
the Gypsy Fortune teller tst all times to be consuted1
&C.. are to be seen ~ al hours
EILLows' MINsTRELs. ar FELLOWS OPERA
house AZ Brs adwsy between Howard and Grand
Open every night during the week The celebrated
and WE'LL known Fellow kinstrels comprising ecient
uader the erection Of b. Fellows. concerts tnis
city for the have been received gestest
favor by the elite and fashion OF this lis
Their concerts consist II buresque italian Opera ssenes
Witty Sayings solos. Daes Chorases Dancing Ard In
stru "Wednesday and saturday A.
Grand the Of ia ies
and families commencing At o'clock Il. N. Admnson a
cents Doors open at va co@mesce quarter before ..
MRS. LEsDERNIsR HAS BEEN PERSUADED TO
A give another Heading this evening at tho Hope Cha
pei will sat Of selecticnsSccnes fhahtpeare.
snd brilnnt poems by eran writer's with
seat
CArTLIRS CosNoRAEAs-sEcoSD sERrE% COR
eens Open day from eghs o'clock in the morning.
TIL ten in the evening These oonsist OF col!
the Holy Land Egypt aad are from
nature and painted in oil by Prof. sattlsr.
DILGRIES PROG REss.-oPEN EVERY EvENIgG,A AT
Washington Hall, 5SS Broadway, Houston street.
the Panorama Of Bunyans Pilgrims Pr gress pen
% Exhibition every Wsdr ssdas and saturday after
noon, at o'clock, when children will be admitted han
price.
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THE BALL SMASON.


I o.o.F; GRAND ASSEMBLY OF TIE INDLPEN.
dent Order Of ODD Fellows. Triper Hall, Monday
evening March u ISL Toress s2-may DO Oh. sinsd Of
r. o. sidney Ii. Stu Halls Of Justice; @. W. T. Child
81 Park Row; q. ~ Charles MGowan % Barclay street,
p. J. sora, &4 Pearl street; r. G. a. Adams, Mas
street, r. O. w. o. Croser Order ssk House,
Pc stern Cedar street, r John iedOls 95 Chris
tie street G. Sec Benz Pentz Stuyvessnt Insurance
Company Breome stree. and Bowery Committees
Davies, Grad secretary Odd Feows' Ball James r. Per-
kins Odd Fellows HALE w. Hall eor 2y7 Broadway; Ed
j. Mercer. Of Nassau and Ann ttreetG Golden
Rule ocs, A Ann streets R. Story, IS Fulton street.
Brookyn f. r. Lee 25 Bowery, Of Stanton street,
J. R. Taylor Cemptrollers Once. City nsl W. o. Ken
Eedy I'll Greenwich street: Johnton 0roser Courtandt
street Weeks. coambis Colleges Beach Brothers. Sun
Once Of Fulton and Nassau streets James W. Hale
Courier and Enquirer Once, Wall street, O. A. @. vaa
Beuren, 223 Bleecker street, Dep O. william Hoggett
Williamsburgh r. O. Andrew A. Wemme, Will ansbureh
Chas H. Ring, 1872 Broadway, Of John NIB
Members Of the Order are requested to appear in rega
TIVE FIRST GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC soIREB
sf the New York herald Guard, will take place at
n hios saloon, Monday evening, March "a 1887. cke
s. To be obtained Of the following committee members
q the company. connery,J. Doyl W. Marshall james
NcGowan. A. Garry falveY. D. b. TART A. Carson, j.
Byrne j. Eaton. N Armstrong William smysh. wiliisn
Racey J. CUNEERY Comma nAant,
IA. CLARRy. Secretary.
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IL ON tie l0th Of April ensuing IL talented to ussA
entirely new york for the guidance Of the stranger and
se nsivs in avolsne q ~ p.ees. With msP ha.et
SOD Us Vicinity Exhibited in 1851" TIE work will con-
Irse al objects worthy o. visitation and research Among
seal Geogrsphy Of the rasn Of the Thames; eologr
Natural Hsory statstcs sprit Of the Public Journals
free Trades Arts and Manufacturers Aneient and Modern
srshss,ere. Public buildibs Baths and Wa.a houses
Gaidsss, Conset,stores Parks. sc; ale Lnnaje
Avlums Leansa Societies, Insti buttons and FuSiI Ii
ttres vtervaores and the Instruments Ust; Prisons
and their ftna Dlscplins. Putio atcmsnts Thames
Tunnel and other Public WORKS Water supply 40 sc Se
ard PUBLISHED ~ John wesis So ss molborp d.dds saa
published In New Iork BY ID. Appleton Co. Broadway
up COUNTRY AND GERMAN NEWS Roox io5
Seventy EEsh. Scotch Irish, aud eermsa newspapers re-
.sivtd ever week. also, leading Magazines Rsvisw
Nritinf materials svprsa. Poe, once next block open
day. Admisson Ga cents each visit. No smoking. I0s
Bo~erJ, between Hester and Grand streets.
ChsoLlNE OF BRUNswICK-IN TUE CRIMINAL
SCssndar q March U.s. will commence this great romance
romance beck csn be called that Ia mainly made IRON
waite life Of the pf, ag.ts George " and lie asse
oiaes aud explanatory Il very many those
regency sns rssn q u. Br,i rsro fa ss sans
e $50 given 81 the career Of the unortunse CaroIne Of
Brunsvet the repudatsd wife o. the heariess sssh
qutsion Of her guilt innocence torn awsy. In the
course q the ~orh he secret history 81 the Illicit smorou
third Of tie i,rnts and foos med 0eorrc il sso fully
hNen There circumssncee are all stfully tnterssvsn
one o ne most thrlngy INTERESTING tales that hs. yet
noos IN ,ddiiion 70 the above the Crim al
tain, full reports ~ the most interesting trials In this ecu
Wy md svtore Price four cents stee 90 Ann street. For
esle ~ OIL carriers.
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DIBHoNs, SILKS AND nILLtsRRY oooDs-THl
IN subscriber 10 ready 20 show the
msnt Ribbons suns and Millinery rocd' in ths msrsel
which he 10 pared ~ ohtr suah Low prices
cen petition. sttehsats and hrers respectfully IN
vitta exswine stock before purchasing elsewhere
II. n. LICHfkNsfkfN, 20 Bowery.
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MUSICAL.

ITO CHURcHEs-wANTED, SITUATION IN
choir, BY younr lady, possessing hne voice,
and to sing sacred music hss received good
muses edncstioni best Of references giyen Address
Herald cfhce.
VNO AMATEUR NIoL1NfsTa-wAFTED-A VIOLIN
st to complete select had Of i've for ssrsnsding
rurpctes None but Fentieutn Who music need
sr2ly Address Y. Z X, 90 Broadway.
MUSICAL WAREs---SBrPuAs oERDINo. ifo
" preauvay are sole Agents In the Urited sstes for the
sale IRE ipsty celebrated musca wares manufactured By
Baadsr Co. eonsisting Of Niotins Ni0nceiios gut-
A-s Niolin and Guitar stfns Flutes etc. eo which they
sder Tor sale at the msnufsctnrers prices lsrs. sssort
nent svs1s hand t. which the stestioa Of dealers
requested.
SlN PIANO roRTEs FoR SALE OR TO HfRE CHEAP
- snf kuec tbtiougbly taught Frices s25 81 $780, sl25
ts5. snd S22t. All in good order Apply ~. Du ssay
tsrs ef the risno tort singing guit,r accordeoa and
Vioir, ~ & Grand street, corner o. Gresre street.
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

EoR sALE.-A TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON
hanufaet DRY. The business has been established rs
years The stock lease and good win will be disposed of
reasonable terms The business is profitable with
first rate custom from shipping and es.
factory reasons will be for selling out IA
sober steady And industI we'll qualified
above manufacture, would be taken in partnership
Aeed apply unless they have fro thousand
dollars under their command. In cash; Appyto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

4 ,,VRNsi BLNloSsiii-poyroa LTTrrKrrrrDa
sess $40 fissters Tor bunions Afford re~av
s, so lev apphessiens often cure corn o. suniss
net h worn vithort the least sold -
hnshton and all the principsi drussists on way
snd pr. Liteh.lds ONCE, a William street Iycfsnsc
burdinf third dn-r heiav s,rret
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-12

UCTION E0TICl.-THOMAS BELL, AUCTIONGER.
"A BY n. Bu,h-sale Of the handsome Furniture Of
ococh No. Miward place. Thirty first street. near
Eighth avenue.-Valuable rosewood Piano, Brussels aud
other Carpets gentee parlor basement hall stair and
other Deposits required the sale be
settled ame day.
WV. MCCORMICK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT
w Exchange Hotel, of Courtland Washington
streetSWm Mccormick will sell Thursday 18th inst
a the Furniture taned the above The
sale will be continued saturday Terms cash. bankabe
money The attention Of fames s requested to the saie
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COX WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON THAT WILL
81 procure situation Tor the subscriber, whole
sale grocery or eommisson store clerk III. best Of city
references can be gysp, regards ability and character
Any tuch person addressing Per severance Brookiyn
Post once and ~hen and where interview be f,usd
will meet With i'm edste attention.
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47h bhoADWAy, BkTWEEN GRAN q AN q RoCsD
raite 'front.' house s ,ns great central depot sos the
mos, eeistrnted and genuine pstsat medioines, Esi-
nngsrs LIZ ment and t>go ruid for the hair Bys.ts
49, s,r r.r.nsss f'menio syrnp Dr. ersys uitsrs.
blstes snd tands ssrr. rsr. guars
bottles bfsntreths and The celebrated wshss fe, sna
ssnhsttsn Tlssters Dr has beyonss sorst sst,ishea
ha has the only srtee that viii the hair. soiA
dcsep. casf. -
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- aeres well stocked with fruit Of various kinds,
story house. and other buildings pleasantly situated on
Chelsea Heights Staten Island accessible by two ferries
and distant 9beat hours pail from the city. Terms
favorable and but little money dos Plan seen
and other particulars obtained, 1t the office of
GEO. Wits, IL Wall street.
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DlLGRIxS PROGRESS.-OPEN EVERY EvENISGA AT
Washington Hall 59S Broadway, Houston street.
the Panorama Of Bunyans Pilgrims Pr Doors opea
At to commence 1T quarter before O'Clock Admission
70 cents Exhibition every Wedr ssday and
noen at O'clock when children will be admitted kAk
price.
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". Canal suttt beys TO ts tbs sttentos Of country
ats uilinrrs VISITING the city asd The
public in general hts stock q osods ana sinsry
vkich he 10 confident they viii hnd upon
eausl any other tf-rea He has consantiy on hsnd
bte mscrnebt ~ sfsv Bonnsts " The latsst styles sas
all ether articles In The line
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hPORTANT TO BUILDEKs.-THg sU BSCRIDER HAv-
ins obtained patent for valuable Improvement IN
building Cast Iron Houses or ronts Of houses respectfully
the public that he 10 ready to tahs contracts
buildns or fronts Of pattern to suit the ase
For further particulars. inquire Of
JOSEPH BANKS No. t6 EldriSrc street Eev Yoyr
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MINERVA ROOMS, 4O6 DROADwAY-NAGLEp
W Grand Panorama Of Ireland painted by the first risb
artists sketches taken within the last three yoarsin
hdety interest and beauty aed-with songa
Irish music and an Irshmans lustratonu Every even
nF a. o'clock Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons 81
o'siocs See hsndbills Adnitsaaos osnts children
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pRivATE BoARD.-A LADY, OR LADY AND GEN
tlemAn. can be accommodated with good board and
pleasant neatly FURNISHED in genteel In
the upper Of the city, where the comforts home
may be realized No reference required. Address Il. H.
Chatham fquare Post Office.
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vVArJED-A SITUATION. BY A REsPEcrABLE
w protestsrt gr she IL hrtt rste washer and ronev
And reed riain cook has no DO general
~srs 10 do and vashns and ircnipr best
two days
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY, A NEATLY FUR
w niahsd room, with board In quiet family
there are NO boarde Address note toJ Gilmore Broad
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SATTLIRS COSAoRAkAs-sEcoND sERrK COR
~ ner OF Broadway and Thirteenth strset-Admssi0n Is
eents Open every day from eishs O'clock ia the nornsg
TIL ten in the evening" these works of oo
lection Of .weatysix views Of Europe Asia nnor SYRIA
Holy Land Egypt Nuba and Arabia aad FROM
nature. and painted in oil BY Prof sattlsr.
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NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET.
~ Auction Sale Of Horses Carriages, Harness. ks ever
Monday and Wednesday, commencing at IL oeoen Persons
having property dispose Of will please call and have them
registered before 10 o'clock each tay OF safe.
JOHN II. GALrlELD, Proprietor.
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Isht ....s COLDS. BRONCHITIS, xEsouHIAL
sc-h CAkROLLs kedicstod yapSr ssinhur .,s Is Is
20 baresy street have, for the past twenty ss
ycsIS tees mott successfully weed
er.diestins the above complaints fr m ths svsson
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ITO HOTEL PR0PRIEToRs AND OTHERs-TaE ADJ
verse- having had fifteen experience In o.
the first elass hotels offers his services either a.
heeper assistant 10 the ooe steward bar Keeper having
served in each and every departmtn would sosspt
situation In msrcan tile business. line ADDRESSED
10 J W., Herald Office, will meet with attention.
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Union soUARE-oNE OR TWO SINGLE GEN.
~ tltmep families without small children seryants
can be accommodated with and board 81 No. Union
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HOUSE,, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

WANTED-A PART OF A HOUSE IN TIE SEVENTH
w Ward for gentleman, his wife, and one child. Ad-
dress box 1851 Post Office. stating particulars.
u0UsE-wANTED. THB LOWER PART OF RE-
tpctabe house, for persons suitable for o phys
can situated between Second and Seventh Streets
avenue D. board for gentleman and lady, in ANAL pr
family, where there other boarse-s Ad
dress H. D.. Isl Third street.
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VNHOhAs BROADWAY WILL Expose FOR SALE
on March l3 H. and 10, ~ his stall No. Clinton Markee
the beef OF the mammoth Red Jacket" Tho aboya.
without toubt the ever
in the United stAtes The public invited TO call and en-
amine-butchsrs in particular.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
RICHMOND ENQUIREK.
MONDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 24, 1875 !.

A, Charlesown Jefferson County, few days since there
was an animated discussion between Nm Lucas ESQ., tho
Democratic electo and A. R. Botele Esq, the Wing can.
ddate for the Senate Mr. Lucas spoke with coqunce and
fire. The Shirt says tha, Mr. l.. urged upon every member
of the Democratic ranks stand fast the ancient princl.
pies of his party the ONLY peservsto of the Constitution
the bond of glorious Union The humoug of Union
or Disunon but trick Of the old Federal party, 20
ghten from the proprety of their position, and rush
the Govrrnmen, headlong the Of Consolidation
He exposed The positions taken by Mr. Botee on this sub
ec and many minds least their utter in
congruity with the true principles OF Republican Govern
ment.
r Lucas ably defended candidate Tor Governor
aspc enemy. he had served win MN
in various capacities and honorable man, or saga
cious politician, found in the Commonwealth
The candidates in this District for the Senate anc
House Delegates beyond reproach ana no ac'
his life would afford h: pleasure than 10 record ms
vote for one and all them He hoped it would be The
pleasure of the Democracy 10 triumph with such champions
and they could have the consciousness OF knowing they hao
committed their own principles and the Integrity OF the
State into the hands Of safe depositors.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
NORFOLK CITY.

The Democracy of Norfolk have unanimously nominated
Or. T. G. Robinson 70. the Senate and Col. Mordeca
Cooke for the House. They reported from committee
through Henry Robinson, Esq.
The Wings have nominated Thomas c. Tabb for the SEN
ate and Harrison Robertson for the House.
The Democrats of Norfolk seem in fine heart. On Mon.
day light they addressed with fine effect by Gen. Mill.
son. who exposed the "Union' humbug pEe,ensons OF Mr.
Summers and his Lieutenant, and by Mr. D. Roberts, Jr
Esq., President Of the Association who gave synopsis Of
the point speeches of the nopary candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Governor which he had the honor
Of hearing while recent visit 10 Richmond.
We learn from the Beacon that Mr.. Baxter made speech
Norfolk and enchaned the attention of his hearers for
an hour and half" Tncy have better "Unon" Wings in
Norfolk than in Rchmond-for here they practical se
cessonists" when Mr.. B. makes speech.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
E,nr The En1uirer,
SOUTHERN TRADE.

SOUTHERN TRADE.
In the October and November numbers of the Literary
II there is able article from the pen o one o
your most interesting correspondents Southern trade
That a line of steamers from any uf our Southern ports
particularly from Norfolk the mouth o! The Amazon and
Rio would conuce greatly 10 the extension 0t Southern
commerce. cannot fur moment be doubted Already hc
ry,uf uf -four from Virginia South America has raised
the character of that article above that u. any otter
:y In :or The articles suitable Ia the Eastern coast
%! South America the people Of the Southern States as
wall Nnrt.ern import immense quantities. OF coffee and
ir articles. The staple arcirs q! Virginia aud Mary
land b:n. wca', any facilities for the expert o II must
..g:y benefit those States.
he United Sltes government, by establishing hne
steamers the OF tie Amazon and iti you'd, "
increasing coiIlrcil facilities greatly add ~ trade al
4y pt..l: and annually increasing Box the people oi
lie uur, mus, il they calArgc their cnneTcc end
~ lZs all the ,.uc;. advantages :hcy Possess EN-
1arh in soIc scheme accomplish desirable an end
hrcr.t of the exports from the Unite! States are
!,n The 81 lc States and they import very SIN II pro
,ur on articles they rrcci"a ~ return. For song
or.i9d merchants Of the North have been t'r Icfs
and they pay more probably tain an average Di ten
ger cent The urcIgn articles they consume lhe ier-
chants oi the South and the munird agrrursS should
combine procure Ships and sailors ~ export their produce
and Import their goods For this purpose, they siohil iorin
rNnorng and importing companies III virginia, South Ia
r,na Georgia Alabama and Louisiana, locating them in
Ncrux Chahr stun, Savannah, Mobile and New Oflenns-
No dnb charters coui be procured nom the Legislatures
The shares in those companies should ht
mail pirucr snail capitalists to subscribe. This "orl1
~ u:.if- ut cruipECUy scheme that The profits arlsiil-
rom s.uui .ay divert The present roGnti5put and cN
a".-ivc in'. inorTtaJr ANY seh@ncS II noh-InicF
,.f-,. w!;. the SIih "h /: cn:.nd"cs sectional feeling
IL a,yc inr!i2a;u2i - lar tie interest % HE Norm
t! rfmo;e b? an ,sciinIc ol manufactures ans
,.ulu.iS wil 0c profitable D oUth; nu II cannot bent
Ia, : I 10 nay II Uranium 10 Ne~ York, Boston and Phi
pr,rc. Gore, Va A soCTuRON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
WIG BHAGGING.

The WE.s in tIe iabt ot Dragging srcn: upon the
al an Il cti1 and III the contest going on they are
ri, nc their Oh game We h! a touch of The SORT
,.; ioc tee Congressional election b. ncehbor o!
tue "u-ec sclG The following from that iaicr o sept
+ ,S alter judge Ca.kc srcrr as III: Democratic
,,o,,,. 10 run a,acs the "imm2r!4l Bv!s in !c k:',
iiloaI District;
In: Dciucrats of the Nchmonddstr!ct have put "-ih
i"..," I.,ln Ca>kir their candidate ;or Congress,
: Ccs ,rR hGrs HI: hono of bcns icfrHtd oy The in
u:li, ~o only The first man IN Tia: district either
Viii DraG::it. bar ~. the lfai IL III: lnien
~ Ia. sccLcs have y sscl slmcc then
want rit3ra :.i'" seen.
The in1nrt,i s,c0n; in that race, win 7Ac Jam
ts,:5 "a George -. SGrGlG!s VIII hr. II n" race on
t;, . day Of DycyGlhrr with iiis Jss JJiHS0n.
PaLsy Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25

Wings and Democrats in the Norfolk Judicial Circuit
seem une in keeping in office Judge R. Fl. Baker. At
meeting in Nansemond Mr. r. Il. Prents, the Democratic
candidate for the couaty presided and Mr. R. Kby late
Wing member acted Secretary. Judge Baker was unan
mously nominated the candidate for Judge-and the two
gentlemen named above, appointed to the
county in behalf OF their excellent Judge.
Throughout the State, there to be determination
allow party politics to enter into the election OF
Judges This will take away strong cav against the pop
ular election of Judges.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION,

The Democracy had fine meeting on Friday night
Messrs r. G. Scott R. O. Haskns and T. H. Ellis accep
ted the nominations for the city, in appropriate and
stirring addresses. They reused up the true spirit. The
evening closed with some sensible and excellent remarks
from Mr. G. W. Randolph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-11-25
CIR EAT IYPROyEIEST

CIR kEAT TlMPROFEMENT.
sEL LlOTYPES Or DAGUERREOTYPES COIORED LIKE
MINIATURES Ia Tie FRENCH STYLE.
sE have returned from Europe iuy prepared pic
W ur-s effective and fascinating BY which
coor er model and the reflection destroyed
transforming picture the appearance o
besnlu Miniature ivory. Weate, usual be found
;. vira Say Light Daguerrean Gallery No. i5 Main street
.l1gaI under the Gulnlc Window.
WILLIAM A PRATT, Proprietor.
EXrRAcTs
his establishment s'yte which
a rrrl; uun ll5e tailtyDnty Dispatch
HI, cf, pe':y buui"ur a. We lave receht'.
:y ii up with splendid CARPETS, rich veiv.. evans
ia.u,Lss BAY w.Gw. with stained g'asS, &c-Enqnrcr
A-srs pra Co. The nrst 10 nruce The SKY isht sys
n rln. .,r Jad appear constantly invenii. something
h- ln!.r. .s,U,a' art - IlHtS :.
Tas ..sst ;hs srw is exquisite whist his SKY
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Is nA.i LRREANS We are nov receiving our own
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