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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
Clothing at Reduced Prices,

Clothing at Reduced Prices.
4 POLITE s. CO. will from this time dispose ofqheir
remaining Stock of Winter Clothing at inced prices
Those in want of any article in their line will please call
"immediatsy if not sooner"
February 49, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

tanning,
48G A08AS,
situated in the county OF Ruckbrdge the line of the
Plank Road, twentyone miles distant from The of
Ntaunton, and fourteen miles from Lexington. The Plank
road passing from Buchanan through Lexington Saun
tom rams through this farm. The location is well adapted
Tavern stand. This tract ofiand can be divided into
two three farms, each Of which will be well supplied
with timber and water.
The land lies we'll and is finely waered. About one
half of the tract is covered with timber Of excellent quality
The North River Improvement ism process Of construction
To Lexington, \ will be Completed during the ensuing year
When he work is Completed cheap Canal ,ranspu ration
from Lexington To Richmond will be provided for the Far
aers III Rockbridge An opportunity is now offered for
purchasing valuable farm upon moderate terms
The title is indrputable.
Terms IF SdleOne fourth in hand the residue in one,
,wu and three years in equal paymeNls
Ppfsuns desiring To examine the premises and purchase
will call upm Capt. Wm. r. Moore who resides in the
neghborhoUd, OF upon The subscriber in Lexington.
JAMES G. PAXTON.
March 10 1851 fit
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
A MOST DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE
A Fine Tavern Stand.

'gNHE subscriber offers orsae Tract Of Land, con-
tanning,
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Of(Coe

A LII persons holding claims against the estate Of Jol,
"A Harlan, decd, are notified to bring them forward
without delay properly authenticated, am about 10 close
my administration WIN. l.. d. RODGERS,
Administrator of John Harlan, decd
March 5, lS5l.-3t.
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lEyls N0V

THNHE subscribers have removed rhetS- WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL VARIETY STORE-ftom Halls
old stand to rhe Store Room adjoining the Pust Ghfee=
They will sell cheaper than ever and request all persons
in want of articles in their line 10 give them call.
G. S Nj. HlRSH
Saunon March 5 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
ElARBlAGS RECORD

On the 9th inst by the Rev Daniel Fcrte Mr.. WILLIAM
EyERs, buckingham to Miss ELIZA, daughter Of Mr. Jacob
Whitmorc, OF Augusta
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
NEW BOOKS

HARPER'S Magazine for February; the Decline OF
Popery and its causes BY Rev. a. Murray, u. ~
Bads Of the Bible, by Glfilan Kate 0'DOnoghue' tale
of ireland, by Lever; Henry Smeaon by James Bell
Brandon the Presbyterian Almanac for 1915 Letter VIII
tiers, &c., &c. Just received and for sale by.
February -. 1851. r. COWAN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

GARDEN TO0LS.-Just received a supply, consist
~ ing Of Steel blade Spades, Garden Forks, Rakes,
Hoes, Transpanng ToweIs, Shoves, &c., for safe at
lowest prices. GEORGE r.. PRICES.
Stanton, March IL, 1851
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
PUBLIC MEETING or THE HENRY CLAY SOCIETY

TINERE will be pnblic meeting of this Society," on
the 18th inst at half pas, o'clock the Episcopal Lee
turc Room The following Question will be discussed,
SiGreryi in r1rgnia an Eril?
Stanton March 10
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

Green Valley, Bath County.
a LII persons indebted 10 the Undersigned and whose
accounts have yet been closed, are respectfully
requested 10 call and make payment
II. r. WILSON. Agent
REQ ~ 1901. ior Breckenridge & Cowue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
SPRINGS AND AXLES.

GEO. r. PRICE keeps constantly on hand supply
W ubes quality Of Buggy, Carriage and Wagon Springs
and AXles, ofall sizes very low.
Ssunun March 5, 1851.
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.NWTlECE,

WHITE s. CO. respectfully make known through this
w medium to al persons indebted to ihem that they
would feel much obliged if they would call and make pay
n1enf, al an early day. 1
FEBRUARY 26, 1851
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THE MARNET Ices.
sTAUNTON PRICES CURRENT.


STANTON PRICES CURkhNi.
Corrected veek!y for The Spectaor'0y Jon" - "'''
Flour, SCpERYiNE, 1915 Bacon, no' N0'NO'
WHEAr, per Bushel, 75c Co.'s az "a
RYE, SOC PokA'
OATS, 33c Ian, an
BUrrER, Fresh l7c Frkn Il SE sI.ss Az -, 80
FEATHERS, 33c "' ~
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

WHITE s. CO.-Are now in receip, Of. and oa.r Tor
w sale on obIigng terms, 500 lbs Cotton Vans, eSr
cling all Nos from to H. l00lbs Cotton Bats for Quilts.
February 10, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
TO Rricklayers and Carpenters,

Warm Springs, February 26, ls5l.-tf.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

RURNlhH FLUlD.-Spiri,. IT, rpsa.ins .ud Alcohol
Feb. 10, 1851. TIP. ESKRlDGE
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

A RE taken nthe latest style with all the late improve
N ments in the Art, By
II. 3. RANM1N,
from Philadelphia who will remain in Thu n''"e tor few
days ony for the purpose of furnishing 'hUse who %Ish
with an likeness of themselves friends Those
who examine his pictures will see, that in depth CT tone,
life like expression beauty OPeXecu0n, and harmonious
blending of light and shade, they second TO none in the
Country and after receiving superior finish with solu
ton of gold celebrated for their soft tone and while
tcN far ercel the Finest Painting, they equally as du-
abe The plates which they taken are ofihe finest
FRENCH MANUFACTURE and pains or expense are spar
ed in getting them up in the best by the Of the
gavanic battery.
O. full course of Instruction. instruction in all The
late improvements in the Art, given reasonable
o. Rooms open from s, A. NJ TO S, p. NJ, during
which hours the Ladies and Gentlemen Of this place
politely solicited tn call and examine specimens.
o. Persons taken slngy or IN groups on reasonable
terms.
Egg- Rooms at Mr.. J. N. Woodward's, Eagle Hotel.
R. j. RANKIN, Daguerrean.
stsunton, JAN 8, 1851 If.
VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerks Office of
v the Circuit Court for Bath County, Oh Monday The
Sd day of March, 1851,
Allen R. Lacy-Plantiff,
AGAINST
Syyanus A. Byrd, admir- of George B. Richards, decd
Catharine Richards widow Ann, Sarah, Virginia, Ar
chibald, John S., Edwin, Nelson and Felix, children
and heirs al Law Of Richard B. Richards, Stephen A.
Porter Robert Iudgen. Samuel Alsop, and John Ora
ham, Sheriff, and SUCH admir- of Nancy Lewis, de-
ceased-Delendans.
The object this suit is subject certain Lands in said
Comfy sale satisfy judgment in favor Of the Plain
tiff against the estate of the said George b. Richards de-
ceased
The Defendant, Edwin Richards, not having entered
his appearance and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is nhabitant Of this Commonwealth: On
motion of the Plaintiff is ordered that The said Defend.
appear here within one month after due publication Of
this orde and answer The Plaintiffs bill and that copy
of this order be published in the Staunion Spectator
week for four weeks successfully and pused the front
door of the Courthouse of said County the first day Of
the next Court after it publication
ACopy--Teste,
CHAS. l.. FRANCISCO, Clerk.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

< TONS Nice Castings, al Very Reduced prices, max
ing the most complete assortment ever offered in this
market. Dutch Ovens, Wash Kettles sc. s free from
rust and IN prime order-Persons wanting will do well to
call aswe shall close out at L,r prices
WHITE SEQ.
March 10, lS5l.-Ynd. and Mess copy.
ESAR !RON.--We have On hand several Ions best Bar
- Iron, which TO persons wanting large Ibis will be sold
re,g losg. a WHITE & CO.
March 70, 1851.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
HOUSE AND Lot FOR SALE IN WAYNESR0ROUCH

HUME IND IUI FUN NdLb IN Observation-Disclosures
-eeSae~-
TE>HF subscriber intending to remove to the country w.
offer for sale at public snclion on Thursday the lOsh
dsy Of April next. his HOUSE AND LOT in Waynes'
borough
The terms will be madc known on the day Of sale
GEORGE w. DEAL.
Waynesboro', February %, lS5l.--tds.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19

0-The following letter was received on Saturday last
from one Of our distant subscribers Although not iuen
ded for publication, we take the liberty of inserting it
Oar friends apology is satisfactory, and hope that 9TH
ef friends who already in for two years vii!
profit by the hint:
Nessrs Editors You may by this time begin to think
tough customer least think it time for 10
give some accounted myself and the apoIgy propose 10
offer for my failure in reuing py subscription, feel
pretty confident gill be sufficiently satisfactory am sit
uated distance n any of your agents, thirty miles at
least, and lind difficulty in making suitable change to
be conveyed by mail for less than years subscriptions
Towards the close Of the years, if live shall send
it in the shape Of five which is the best can do,
under all the circumstances lfmy proposal agreeable
you will signify the same by pUting in my conuncru'n.-
Why deceilful peSpn like grain Of buclWGea -
Come at them which way you please they always present
face May he yuu take to be rather funny your
pense but have another, | made myself, aud think uf
giving it 10 an Editor aud then ask his pardon for such
premature familiarity. Ahy was Mr.. B,otS right for
leaving his WIFE Ans.-tle surely Vas, Mrs. Boots
was eft in the separation ofthe pair.
Yours, Sc.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Week Ending March Is

,y,yc,,n,nr, MARKETS. RICHMOND MARKETS.
ry,sk Fading March l6 Week Ending March l6
u, am, e4 I2a 81 II. }FLouR- S4 81 a So 90.
tIr0Tx6s-S So % a 8 so. }CLovERsEED-S5 525.
SO rs 10 90 HEanIses-S6 SO.
Raooy-6 Ice. perlb. $SHAD 1915.
WnEAT-S5c 80 {BAcoS- 900.
OArs-35 a40c. }LARD-9 cts. Kegs.
CoRN--40 45c. WHEAT 6 O5.
RYE-61c CoRN MEAL-75c perbush
LARp-7c per lib. CoaN-67c.
PLAsTER-$4 50 per ton Observation-Disclosures, &c.
FEATHERs-30a 32c. BUTrER-Firkin Il q II c.
lRoN-$95H 100 per ton. PLASTER "a 90.
BEsswAx-20c perlb 1SALT.-Sl 65
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-03-19
.IUST RECEIV.ED,

Fresh supply Of Bedford and Saratoga Water, Swse.
"A Oil ,ChloofoTm Iron by Hydrogen; Paper LamFShs.
Sc, Sc, for sale by
'r.'P. EsKRIpGE.
February 26, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

COMMON Council. body met yes-
terday afternoon 1t n O'Clock as Board Of Can
yasseIs, and the Special Committee to whom WAS
referred the returns of the Inspectors OF Elections,
reported the officers elected for the City, VIZ
commissioner Of Repairs and SuPptss-John NJ.
Perry.
Aid,rpten-Ward 1, Wm. w. Greene Ward n,
James NJ Medley Ward Ill, Charles X Nrvtn,
Ward ", Charles &. Fowler. Ward v, Lemuei II.
IIaxhurst 4 Ward VI, John Rice, Ward VII, Martin
Evans Ward VIII James Wilson Ward IL, Mont
gomery Queen; Ward \, Abraham b. Baylis Ward
issessors-Ward /, George y Mead Ward III,
Robert }. Luckey Ward v John Ross Ward VII.
Coe ID. Jackson Ward IN, John Mott Ward xi.
cOnstabies Ward I, Henry Oakley Ward II, Rich.
ard Bradley. Ward Ill, John PessaII Ward Nv,
Samuel D. Hicks Ward V, John h. Mundeli, Ward
VI, Matthew Rourkc Ward VII, William Hyde :.
Ward Viii, 4. r. Combs Ward TX, James Conner !.
Ward \, ID. h. Smith Ward Al, Alex skinner
Commissioners Of Erci@ Ward H. Geo l. shaw
Ward III, $. p. Church Ward " ID. W Sterling.
Ward V, James DcRevere Ward vi, Isaac Cram
phin Ward VII, Hamilton Reeves Ward \, Hen
ry Fmnegan.
After the business ofthe Board Of Cauvassers had
been transacted, adjournment took place, and the
usual proceedings Of the Common Council we're
takCnup.
Tde Crc,t court Room.--A memorial was pre-
sented from Hon. Judge Morse stating had
been represented to him that tho ceiling OF thisroo0
WAS IN such condition to be unsafe, and there
would be q large attendance IN the Oyer aud Termi.
ner next week, requesting tho OF the Governors
Room, where the General Term meet. IL was re-
lerrod 10 the Committee on Lands and Places with
power. The large attendance alluded To, is sntici
rated IN consequence Of Rellys trial for the wa
liGmsburg murders, beng fixed for that time.
TIE L0pg Island Raiiroad-A memorial was siso
presented setting forth that the prec auttons pre-
scrbcd by the late ordinance, had been several tinss
disregarded. 1.-The man on horseback with tho red
lag had not preceded the tram, but on some ocoa-
sOns The lag had been attached 10 the locomotive -
The memorial vas referred 10 the Committee on tho
subject, who meet this evening
CoRstgIies' SdiEiss-A report was made last Night
recommending tha. the salaries Of constabies, one
If whom ele cted IN each Ward, should be fixed
the law directs aud which has yet been doae,
= rnsndamus beng in fact now pending 10 compel
the Common Council 10 do 50. The sum proposed
si00 year. except those acting as depstT
shorifs. The matter was referred back 10 the Com
mittee for information as TO the services rendered
by them TO the city.
B0sfoa and NsU- York Au-Lms Railroad An inu
tatOn vas received from the Mayor OF New-fiAvoa
for a deputaton Of the Brooklyn Common CoaBc0
10 attend Convention the subject Of the kad
road, and referred 20 the Mayor With power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
PIlILA DELPIIIA.
Arrest or CountsrfeIters- Intern perance As
sault on OffIcer-Eseaps or two rrinet-
pal Witnesses In the Christiana Treases
Cases from che Prisen-Arrest for Adultery
The Weather-The Markets, &C.
Correspondence u The n Y. Tribune
PnL.DELPnn, Monday, Nov. 10, -

PinLsDELPHfA, Monday, Nov. 10, 1854.
Augustine koeppe and Christian Bassea-
feteY, two Germans VI this city have been auested
m Reading. Pa for passing counterfeit Ave dollar
notes on the Philadelphia Bank. They have been
committed 10 answer tho charge.
Two OF our police officers arrived this morning.
having IN custody young man named John Cad
waiader Evans, charged win forgery to the amount
VI several hundred dollars upon G.. 5. TwI.cheii.
brewer about year ago, since when he has resided
IN Richmond, Va. The Broadway Bank, of your City.
suffered IN tbs case THIS morning he was con
mit:ed N default OF 81 900 bail
During the past torty-eyht hours eighty three ar
rests have been made oJ the ponce Of this city. Toe
dIunk ennsss and tlsOrterly corduct Yesterday
morning row occurred aTnons some OF the Men.
snstoh 6Iemen, during winch Ohicer koap was
coup lied 20 FIRE upon q rO~cy, waiie endeaFonaB
20 secure him. The fellow had 70 BE conveyed TO
the hospital for medical Assistance
Josephu8 Washington and Peter WOODS, Two OF
IN, principal Witnesses IN the Christiana Treason
cases escaped about O'Clock yes,efday morning
from the Debtors apartment OF the hoyamensing
Prison, where they we're confined Iney dcuoiess
mad assistance from without. l have Just been IN
formed that although the niled states Marshal has
visited the prison repeatedly .iace The occurrence
he was not informed Of the prisoners escape untd
ncoa to-day. They are evidently wanted out Of the
way very badly
John Dewey and Eliza Whalen were eound oves
tn, morning 10 answer the charge Of adultery
They were detected N the act by her husband.
Weather lovely to-day.
The C0Ig0S market continues very qulol Nh tho for
'fen fffffs HH0tehfG WIS U0fnfr nfo irfCsrt
s eiect upon yrcss The fIOUR mari a Continues dali
Standard brands freely 0Iefea n 50 I'll bhl bot
ns bave zen rroried sms sales fer CITY Goa
.8 ;0- A. s. s. 81 for sad seiect braaas ana
q 25esi g. for extra, IS IN quality. RYK FLOUR AID
q nd be la,tsr ;, - q = Dol There Is bas btds
rAr oesFlrs ard pree. are Ira at Bic. bashsi fss
Inc Re aro gg.gyc fcT waite. There u 10 Rye Offer
,as 4 sac - root Oh yellow CnRs at re aaA
& nc. s.oat The market II nearly bare ef 0Ars-
Ky irN saiss o. bDls haze besn made az 15c.
saIEs or sfOlSs--Fs1R Board-Js Peaa. III tfi 20
Psna l.. X. 70 slzg Cona,y 5., o. -. s5sss E,fss
b., 100 do, $ 3es de-, q. "A Reading ~!
.S'-ssd Boera- sis.-cs City r. y g, 9. ici S5@ee
is2. 81 90 Ches. and Del Casai o. - ~ ti0S Gan
.Ia alnsDy 4 -. %. 81 Pesa- X ga - nesA-
ne r r. n tLSs wlasgsSa x Is. ~ ~ v g.
81 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
Ruru;ps of the S,.amer Buckeye STATE.

DlFTALO, VI OEuiV, LNUF to WI
The magnificent steamer Buckeye state, one OF
the best on the Lake took IRE at her wharf ABOUT
hours ago, 1t IS supposed from pipe ignitiag the
sood.w ork under the deck. She had her steam up
fcr Cleveland, and was about TO leave with heavy
cargo ana near 200 passengers on board. she was
sCuttlec a. as possible but OWING ~ the ShAi
lowne IS of the water I'D not sink far.
Considerable excitement exists M consequence of
Il report that there IS powder on board supposed 90
nave been smuggied IN with some groceries. Not
wi,hsiandlng this. the Fire Department arc MAKING
the greatest efsrts 10 save some portion Of the
splendid boat and hopes are entertained that Iaey
viii succeed.
Tie BSckeye State changed owners Only &c"
DAYS since, and size Il nov owned 1y Cdpt' LhSoh
40 Cobb s Co she Is valued at $3.50 900, and IS
sad to be insured foe $50,eO IN various Ofaees. Al
ipsuSurauce for > "a on her was refused BY csn-
Sauv To-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
SECOND DISPATCH.

The returns come in unfavorable to the Wings,
and il is evident no choice Of Governor by the
people has been made.
In Suffolk County, 6 Wing Senator's and II
Wing Representatives are elected.
The City of Lowell has made large Wing
loss. with the probable election OF 10 Coalition
Representatives.
Roxbury, large Wing loss
Charleston has elected Coalition Representa-
tves Newbuyport 3 Wing Representatives,
gam Haverhill, , Coalition gain. The Co.
slton Senators are probably elected IN Middle
sex, Worcester, Plymouth and Essex-in all Is
A large number OF towns have made no choice OF
Representatives but the appearance now IS that
the Wings are defeated badly, unless the west
ern part of the State brings them up. The Con
yention 20 amend the Constitution, IS, It is
thought. defeated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
HAVANA.
Nr. Thrasher Still In Prissu-Arrest or his
Brother.

CHARLESTON, Nov. ., 1851.
The bng Adella has arrived at this port with
Havana dates to the LIST inst. She reports that
Mr. Thrasher. late Editor OF the Faro Industrial,
was still closely consined at the Punta Fort, and
also that his brother was arrested on the 3lst
uli and sen. to prison. II was rimored that an
autograph letter from Lopez had been discov-
cred at Thrashers office. which implicated his
brother and several others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
RENSSELAER, 90.

RENSSELAER, co.
Troy, Monday, Nov. 10, 1851.
The Wing majority in Rensselaer, will not
vary twenty FIVE votes from three hundred. r
SARATOGA co.
Troy, Monday, Nov. 10, 1851.
A gentleman Just from Saratoga says PATTEe-
SONS majority IN that County appears by the
town returns to be fully seven hundred. B.
GENESEE COUNTY-[Oficlal.l
ALBANY, Monday, Nov IS, 1851.
Patterson's majority is l255, which Is about
the average Of the State ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
NEW-YORk.
oad-feIlows' Railroad Celebration.

Urea, Monday, Nov Is 1851.
The Grand Division OF the l. O. of q =. OF North
ern Nsw-Yofk, Will hold meeting, al Rochester, on
on the l7th OF December -
The Animal Festival Of the Ofhcers ol the dii.
ierent Railroad Companies 81 this state VIII De helo
1t Concert Hall on the evening OF December = IN
dey thedirectlOn Of W Il. Smith
4 loaded boat sunk IN Lhe weigh lock t0-iay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
--latest from Albany.

ALBANY, Monday, Nov. 10, 1851.
Our special messenger has returned from Del
aware County, and he reports that the MAORI
ties against FORSYTH and Patterson will not e1-
coed 900.
Chatfeld has 300 majority, and McAlpine
1900.
THIS pretty certainly gives the Wings the Ca
nal Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

Gen. APATny made 80 good 4 run at
Ae recent election in 0hic that he talked OF as
0ahuiaste Tor the PRESIDENCY. We don't believe he
tah DC Beat lConneaut Reporter.
~ Then why dee, he always get beat, aud
get US beat with him II won't do-in Presl-
oenilal year. Gen. A is sure 10 be nowhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11

Age-JRdcr wear. 20 ITO wears, 81 70 D. IL W
TO- TO- 10 20 2OS ~ 80, Is SOTO 80, 81 90 to " ~ 20
10 60 s 80 10 TO- u; % 20 3d. 50 to - g. 20 to 1921
unknown, l.
Places OF NatiiyUDited States, 200 Ireland % Eng
land & Scotland, |: Germany, ~ sweden |, brtlsn
Possessions III Norm America, ,, West Indies un-
kRowD, r,,,,,
Island 6 iunatic Asylum Blackwells Island, Ran
daTs Island ). City Hospital s. Alms-fiouss. Black,
wells Island. 2 COloIed Orphan Asylum. l. COloroa
rersons,)
lntermen,s returned from Wards leland, u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
VIRGINIA.


B.LrgaoEr, Monday. Nor- To- isSl
In Richmond. or Fncay uiga' lsst, o" FL D'Js-
l0Dged 20 opposite factions Of corkonlans ana ar
downerS, and had previously quaTTeled ard io0e'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
LOUISIANA.
TIE canaia's News.

NE~-OsLBsNs, Monday Nor 10. l-.i
The CansJ:s news was receiver hsle yes'. ...
ard has 20, saacted CorTos The sales ms nora-
80 v--fe Oh n.les s.ric, MidJ.i1g Il &C "a -
- 1gu. az ne . n rece.ps o. g - bass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
MARYLAND.
south eru Mail.

BALrisosE, Monday, Nov. 10, I-5i
The Southern Mail as late as due. hss aTuyc1. out
brings no news Of importance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
KENTUCKY.
f;rr ntIeuis,ille, NY.

I19-lFfLlE, NOV TO- ic1I'
On SATURDAY evening ire destroyed The Ees.ieae
OF James KEbue Il Sss insured '0I -" "a 'ie
American Office. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-11
LEWIS CO.
Iotuv,ttp SATURDAY Nov : ISL

LEWIS co.
LowvILLg, Saturday, Nov. ;, ISL.
EDS. TRIBUNE The returns from the
various towns (unofficial) give the LocO-Foco State
ticket about 200 majority. Entire Loco County
ticket elected. Do Davenport, Opp. Senator.
The majority for Chatdeld may exceed this.
Tickets with Mr.. Ullmanns name spelled CllEaH',
were voted in many places b. friends OF the Wing
ticket
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Mississippi Election
NEw.O8LBAss, .

NEw.ORLEAss, Monday, Nov. 10. 1851.
From the latest returns received here
!, Is thought thst Footc is elected by 2 small
majority
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Cry MoRrAIIrY.-The total number Of
deaths during the week ending Nov. were 80, from
the following diseases
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