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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04
AUCTION SALES
THIS DAT.


TRUSTEE'S SALE or REAL ESTATE
In AND NEAR The CITY OF RICHMOND.
In Part execution of deed of trust made 10 me the
yin Day OF January, 1874, by Richard Adams, nov
oeceased, snali, on Saturday, the 30th dsy Of
the present month. at III o'clock A. NJ on the ure-
misses, proceed to sell at public auction the follow
ing lots Of Land, laid down and described In plst
Of Adams divisions. which said deed and olaf are
recorded in the CLERKS Office of Heurico county.
viz:
Lot No 2 of square No 1872. fronting one hundred
and fifty feet on Venable street, running back on
Scot street 10 Byrd street.
Lot No le44, triangle bounded by Byrd, 25,h
and streets.
Lot letter P. on the east side of Valley street IT
Its Intersection with Baldwin street
Lot on Valley street, northwardly Of and adjoin-
ing lot letter p.
lot of land in the of the two last mentioned
lots, fronting on Baldwin street and extending 10
square No ITO.
part Of lot No 81, fronting % feet on 18th street
and running bsek to Shockoe creek
These lots will be sold entire or divided 10 suit
purchasers. The deed requires the sale to be made
Tor cash. but with the consent OF the parties inter
ested, the terms will be one-third cash, and the
otner two-thirds en- credit of twelve months; the
purchaser executing his negotiable notes with an
proved endorsers, with inter est from the day of
inc 'Iie 70 the property TO be retained until the
purchase money Is paid.
POSTPONED.
The above sale having been postnone5 ,v;,l tara
place 4 his Afternoon, the Atm inst. commence
ing al nall past O'Clock with the ii IL of the anov
mentioned lots, located on venabIe street
u. M. CARRiNGToN, Trustee
The sale viii be conducted by
no4 GEO. J. SUMNER. Aue,-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
FOR THE DAILY pIsPATc1
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

=. BALTIHoRE, November 3.
.'efce has carried Maryland, PernsyIvsnia
~ New York, Maine, New Hampshire
oh'o' Virginia, Michigan, North Carolina,
connecticut, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Indi.
| ana, Missouri and Louisiana.
scott has carried Vermont, Kentucky. Mas.
sachusetts, and probably Tennessee.
SECOND DISPATCH.
MAJORlTIES.
BALTIMORE, Nov. g.
fierce's majority in Pennsylvania is about
i2ooo; IN New York his majority is very
large, but has not been definitely ascer,sined.
In Massachusetts, Scott goes ahead of Pierce
''3OO. In Maryland Pierce's majority is over
1000.
Inc Congressional result in New York is as
follows ; ten Wings and twenty-three Demo-
Gratis elected, including the somewhat celebra
ted Mike Walsh.
Louisiana has probably gone for Scott bv a
small majority. Pierce's majority in Maine is
over 5000.
THIRD DIsPATCH1
FURTHER ELECTION NEWS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.
The following are the majorities for Pierce
and King so far as ascer,aned
In Indiana, 90, coo; Ohio, over 10000; Penn.
sylVania, $4,000; New York, 10000; New Jer-
sey, 1900; Delaware, $50; Connecticut, 1000;
Rhode Island, 1000; Michigan gives a large
majority; New Hampshire, 6OOG.
A dispatch from New Orleans says that the
Wings give up Louisiana, Mississippi and Ala
oama. Scott has carried Kentucky by 5000
majority; Massachusetts, by plurality of
1000, and Vermont by a small majority. Ten
nessee is still in doubt and claimed bv both
parties; though the returns are favorable to
the Wings.
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BY GEORGE j. SUMMER,

- ENTE 4 L nOCskHOLD FURNI.
~ TURE AT AUCTiON.-On Thursday morn
ing next the 4th inst, commencing at 10 O'Clock at
the residence II Mr.. James Shelton, who is deci-
ming housekeeping, On 5h street, beyond Leigh,
huust hold and kitchen furniture, consisting OF the
usual variety. The furniture is Of the best class
nearly new, III excellent orner, and persons in want
Ut furniture, vii! do Well 10 attend the sale
Terms at sale.
l. Z
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BY DUNLOP, MONCURE a. 20

BY DUNLOP. MONCUKE d Co
EROCERIEs, &C., AT ayCTION
~ Oa FRIDAY, the 9TH Novem Der, at 10 o'ciock
we WIZ sell at our auction store genera, assor,.
ihen, OF Groceries, &c, consisting in part OF
a oo mas Sugar part prime quality
20 bags Laguyra ana Rio Coffee
% obis Coffee and Clarified Sugar
o. ools New Orleans Molasses and Syrup
% oois Rye Whiskey, part old and very supe-
rior quality
Hunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
l cask Hoes, Paint
Patent Iron Pump, &c, &c
IkRMs-Under 500 cash, over sl0U, four months
cfed n,I iST approved negotiable paper.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, Auctioneers
&C 20 49, ~AUe'A"ueeis.
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, saIesman.
T AND, HOU > 4 H. L ID FURNITURE.

" CROPS, HOGS, COWS, &C, AT AUCTION
Win be sold on Friday, the 10Th inst, at II
O'Clock II slr it not the next fair day, my tract of
land situated 10 the county of Chesterfield miles
from the city of Richmond containing $50 acres,
and within 300 yards of the Richmond and Danvile
Railroad The improvements are comfort able, and
the land in good state of cultivation. Also the
crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household Furni.
ture, number of young Hogs, Mich Cows, &c,
&c. Terms at sale. J. s DUVALL.
Sale to be conducted by Jno r d Payne, Auct.
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W. " ALEXANDER 4 co,
mol PrOprletOrs, n. Y.
from the German New Yorker AIige-

from the German New Yorker Alige-
l. neiue Zeitung sept y l552.-Rheumstl.m
Overwhelmingly Rheumatic Compound aud Blood
PurGer-This great remedy seems to prove specific
this dreadful disease all Its FORMS and is bringing
reliet 10 vast numbers who have long suffered. We
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and eica
cy this medicine Tor time, and with pleasure
refer most obstinate of chronic rheumatism,
OF long standing, which it cured This the
wife of wealthy merchant, who for many years
cripple. No expense spared in visiting the most
celebrated springs and fsocurng the treatment Of emf
Ient physicians. Tins was continued To- years, but
she only grew aud seemed vlctE - IT'S with
erns grasp All other remedies and efforts tailed We
were in inducing her to Try this remedy,
and surprise and her great relief II cured her
COR petely Some weeks ago called and purchased
bottle, the depot. No Barclay street and sent 70
gentleman friend OF ours, IN this city, who seemedS
martyr TO this disease. This bottle cured him.
There are numbers of other which have come
under notice, cured by tins remedy We glad
to the attending the introduction OF this
medicine. Its timely viii thousands from pain
and suffering, and restore them 10 sound snd perfect
health. We believe this is the only remedy known,
which is put forth tor this disease aione and we are
satisfied Il will do what Is claimed for lteure rheu-
u.atisIn ia all its forms. no i-d1f
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A.. TURNER & cos
MENAGERIE & CIRCUS CONRINpn
4 'ONIAINlNk THE

N nIHVT IL q CIRCUS COMBINRD.
,oNoTAiN5NG The LARGEST AM
mA1S nv TIE 9F u Iaa MOST SPLENDID AM
trained and exhibited by the celebrated Van ne
America. Vi H0fope and
The Equestrian Troupe is without its superior
ted six horse rider, N b. TURNER s1.o eV1eora-
Turner WARD. LIPMAN, DELACY, haste.
THOMAS, EDWIN, &c &c, and that Glow ~
all Clowns J. W. MYERS, whose daring sct ri NJ
turning somerset over sixteen men, ten horses
and the elephant the largest in the linked s,o,se
astonshes every person who has seen this almost
incredible performance,
VIII exhibit in Richmond FRIDAY and SATIJR.
DAY, November 18th and 18th, 1852 Day Per.
forinance on Saturday, at o'clock, P. NJ.
Doors open al half past and Ealf past 6 o'clock.
Performances commence at 2 ard PM
Admission so cents children and servants half
price. nol-lot
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THIRD DIsPATCH.1
FURTHER ELECTION NEWS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov. 3.
Flour unchanged. Sales of1IOO bales Cot
ton at unchanged rates.
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5NaE attention OF the ladies Is respectfully called
4 to our extensive stock OF Dress Goods, COM
prisng goods from the lowest 10 the finest qualities
at unusually low prices. Also to the largest and
handso assortment of ribbons horences, satns,
marclliaes, bonnet and mantlla velvet kept IN any
in the city and at less prices 100 drzen linen
cambria hdkis al SI.25 per dozen, 100 dozen linen
towels at 81 per dozen; needle work goods OF all
kinds in great variety; alpacas, merinoes ana t1i
beta of al shades and cheap; tiannes, white Ted,
blue snd yellow, very cheap; with complete s:oc x
Of Domestic Goods and Servants Wear, TO which
we again respectfully call the attention ot purcha-
eers.
ES Persons purchasing oy the piece or ooZon
would do we'll - give Us call:
MILLHISER & BRO,
mo 1873 Broad street.
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NINING ROOM AND OFFICE CARPETS
~ Just received. o. direct importation, one thou
sand yards Dutch Carpeting, of pretty patterns
suitable tor dining rooms and Offices 50 pieces OH
styles low price carpets, varying IN price from
% to 75c per yard. Also several new patterns Ia.
pestly, Brussels and velvet do, rich Mosaic rugs,
very beautiful low priced rugs and door mats paIn
and twilled VeHian stair carpets, superior Brussels
co. together with full rtmeni OF extra and i'm
peIia threeply aud ing! ain carpets, at carpet
ware rooms, SO Main street
no2 CHRIS TIAE g. LATHROP
krOME AND BE CONVINCED, that The
~ cheapest goods are to be had at POL, Broad at
he stock is large and well assorted and the prices
such will induce all who visit the pur
chase some OF the cheap goods Mouselaines, from
I0c to the finest French Alpacas ct le3 Merinoes
IS; Calicoes at & and higher; Cuffs at - ;
Worked Muslin Sleeves Il, 27t; Lace Sic ves work
ed with thread, al 80; Linen Cambria Hdkts from
G4 up to the finest enIbroidereG Fannels in ar ge
variety; Sanets, kentucky Jeans, Tweeds Vest.
ings, Cravats, Shirts, Ticking Manli.Ias, Gloves
Hooe, Cambria, checked, striped and Swiss Mus
Inns, &c, &c. If gu want bargains, call ON
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr.,
no2 POI Broad street
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A LUM " ATEk from the Rockbridge Alum
II Spriugs.-Bennett Il Beers, Druggists, No. l25
Main street, Richmond, Va having been appointed
general agents for the sale OF Alum Water from the
Rockb ridge Alum Springs, announce to all " h. have
been waiting, that supply is now the Way fresh
from the springs, and will be ready for delivery in
al few days.
Arrangements have been made to keep us con-
stantly supple, d with tine water, which will be re
celved direct from the springs every week. in bar.
rels, halt barrels, and five gallon demjohns in the
highest state of perfection and equally good as VIXEN
drank from the fountain head
f.s@ The cash must accompany all orders Ad.
dress BENNETT IL BEERS,
nO2 Druggists, Richmond.
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kSOUk-, MA GAZ4NEs AND NEWepA-
- PERS at GRESHAM'S Literary Emporium
knickerbocker Magazine Tor Novem. er, 25c
Wcstmi ster Review
Hearts and Homes, by Mrs Ellis
The Bachelor OF Albany
Adelaide Ii ldsey
The Female Minister
The DisOwned
Gertrude, by the author of Amy Herbert
The Earls Daughter Lilly Dawson
The Heirs of Randolph Abbey
Rose Douglas; or, the autobiography of min
hters daughter
Jane Eyre; Mems Wives, by Ihackeray
London Illustrated News
London Punch, by the last steamer
Democratic Review; Yankee Notions
Gentleman Jack, or Life ON The Road
Gallant Tom, or the Perils of the Sea
Partisan Sights and French Principles
Tie Queen of the Sea
Flag, Banner Waverly, Courier, Sam, Priva.
teer Golden Dollar. sc, all for this week
Harpers Magazine for November, 25o
Godey's Lady's Book " 25c
Graha!n's Magazine " 25c
Arthurs 1" lsc
e. All mailed free of postage.
THOS II GhES HAM, Broad street.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Nova
Sales Of 27OO bbls. Flour at $4.56 to
S462
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a n EXCELLENT FAk.M.-As we did not
IN sell Mr. Hundleys Farm publicly last Thurs.
day, now offer it privately. It's, all respects
very desirable, being of excellent quality, having
good Improvements and good water and being
within few minutes ride Of the city Its the pur-
pose of Mr Hundiey 10 remove to Richmond, and
therefore, bargain may be had, and satisfactory
time will be allowed TO payments. or he would
exchange tor city property. The determination is
to sell, and persons wishing to purchase. are re-
minded to be in time. TOLER i COOK,
oc2S General Agents.
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A FARM FOR SALk.-We offer toI sae a
II Farm in Charles City county, of excellent qna
lity, containing 80 acres and lying within five miles
OF James River. CT this little Farm about 30 acres
cleared The improvements are dwelling,
with store house attached, and the usual out
houses. 1t easy Of access-lying Immediately on
the Charles City court house road, and is near a
steam saw mill on the adjoining tract This pro-
perty may be had for six hundred dollars, in easy
payments, or would be exchanged for city property
TOLER L. COOK
oc q General Agents
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~ CA D-GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
AGOODS-We respectfully invite Gentle.
mea i'll want OF handsome and durable Dress
- Boots, Caters, &C, TO call and examine our
large and varied assortment of articles In that line.
We have been at great pains to select the most
tasteful and choicest goods, and have had made ex
pressly to order various styles and patterns of
gentlemen's Dress Boots, Shoes and Caters, that
we are confident will be approved by those who
wish something al once usetul and beautiful
Please give Us CALL AZ our large and convenient
store, where may be found the most complete
sortment of Boots, Shoes, Trunks and Car
pet Bags, To be found at any one place in Viz
g:pia WHITE q PAGE,
70 Main ct doors below Dooley's Hat Store.
oc lS
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By Weilingtep Geddin.

ny WctHgt0n GOdd1n.
NmALL IA ARM, about 1 mile east ef
- S1., nichmend, on the read 10 Blakey,s
wa De sold on Thursday Afternoon. the 1ltb
o,.i ie'a; upon the premises, commencing at
Mns. east OF Richmond, now occup ed BY Mr. w L
M. on.asue, near to Mr. John C Knauff Charles r
nuIt, &c, containing between and 10 acres Tas
high state of improvement, and is adj.
den. purposes VI markes gar
-, ae I'm improvements are all nearly new-copsis,.
ara $50 "a a"eiiing containing rooms, of which
ar5, LEVY papered and painted-and many Other
D1a,nia, sucn as barn, stable, &c. The whole
Tsrns aae WEI enclosed, an! are in good repair.
day of sale W W G0n hno~n on Inc
no "oDoiN, Aoctr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIL e A r RE
This Evening, New. A,b 1s.a

tn ATRE.
Messrs. TAYLOR { CLARKE
m,. Anp.- Stage Manager.
as kvenfng, Nov. 4fh, 1852.
~, THE WRITING ON THE wATr
onver, MT Ward; smithers, Mr. Marchsns. Tr-,,..
mr smnh; Margaret, Mira Ward; Lady Elton NJ.
CaPpeil; Lofty, Miss Raymond. mrs
$500 Mile Theodore
MR. AND MRS. WHITE.
"' C esea waite Mr. Smith; Mrs. Peter White, Mrs
No spsn'efi widow White, Miss Reignolds.
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE-We OF.
Ill fer for sale III: adjoining improved lots, in
the rsvine leading down to Valley street from near
Towards Grove. The houses have about four
rooms each, and are in pretty good repair
For bargain apply to
TOLER g. COOK,
no2 General Agents.
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VALUABLE LAND.-We are authorised 10
sell u most valuable tract of land, thro which
the Central Railroad passes, not more than 10 miles
from the city, containing 265 acres, 80 OF which are
cleared. The buildings good, and l0,C0O cords
of wood and 10000 barrel slaves might be taken
from the land without material injury.
Terms very accommodating. Apply early.
TOLER IL COOK,
no2 General Agents.
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UNION LINE OF STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMERS,
PENNSYLVANIA AND VIRGINIA,


Tia Norfolk for Philadelphia and Neu York.
~ The Steamships PENNSYLVANIA,
$1,000 Captain Baymore, end VIRGINIA,
Capt Teal, will, and latter Nov 3rd (until fur.
Iher notice. commencing with the Pennsylvania
leave Richmond alternately every Wednesday for
Phiadelphs; and returning leave Philadelphia eve.
ny Wednesday. Due notice will be given every
trip in all the daily papers of the hour of their
sslng.
The steamers have been built expressly for this
line. They sre beautifully fitted up for tie accom-.
modatiou of passengers, ser first rate tables, and
every attention is paid 10 their comfort and safety
They are also provided with Francis Patent Me.
tac Life Boats" and great care taken and promp,
attention paid to the safe delivery of goods.
In addition TO the above accommodations for ira
velers, we have made arrangements to forward
passengers through to New York, by cars or steam.
ers, thereby offering an opportunity (never before
offered at the sane piice) of viewing the scenery
OF the noble Delaware, and also visiting that model
city, Philadelphia.
Passage in first cabin snd found to New York 80
do do do do Philadelphia. 8
do second do do do 7
For freight or passage, apply to
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HNHk BEST PENS mace are Randolph
L Circular Pointed Pens, al 12c per dozen OF Zoe
per gross, and Rsndoph's Albata Pens, at l@c per
dozen or 81 per gross: ,,.,
From the Rlchmond Republican
STEEL PENS The best srticle Vi tiiis hiHo tnhl
We have VET seen was furnished US by Mr.. J. w.
Rsnaelph No i2l Main street. He has had guam
tity Of lsem manufactured to his order, from whom
clerks and others should call ct once and procure
supply Unlike most Of the steel pens offered 10!
elastiei,v IN make them glide smoothly over the
paper while they are perfectly tree from the spal
te ting and clustering that usually attend quii pens
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~TS~ NoTiCE.-The public are her,-

xT SOTiCE.-1he public are her.-
G4s-z.oy informed that the steamboat
.I.,i-sIa ~. De taken OF the route via Port Wal.
tuall. between Richmond and Norfolk, On Monday,
Isl November, tor ,he purpose OF undergoing re-
pairs and being fitted for the winter Due notice
viii he given when ready to resume ner place the
Inc again Thus. DoDAMEAD. sGpt.
Usiae Il. & F. K. 4. Co, Oct 9th, l.5x
oc27
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CECOND SUPPLY DRESS G00nS

EONFE-sION OF AN EGON BOY.
" new work, by Charles Rowcroft, Esq, com
pcte in vul-50c
Mems Wives, by w NJ Thackersy, price SOC
Gallant Tom, OF Pers of the Ocean by the au
thor Of" Yankee Jack'-a5c
Reuben Mediicott, or the Coming Man-50c
Corvinne Almanac, CT the Magician OF Seville, by
Fred Euuter-25c
Queen OF the Sea, by Ned Buntne-25c
The Guerilla Chief, or Romance of War-50c
Nike Fink by Emerson Bannett-25c
Hsroers Magazine for Noveuber-25c
Flag Of Our Union-6c
Wavery Magazine-6c
Prvatetr, Courier, Banner, Sam
Golden Dollar Home Gazette American Union
N Herald Weekly Herald, Post, Pick
Picayune, &c, all for this week, tor sale by
LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Newspaper and Magazine agent, opposite Amsr
Gun Hote n0:}
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NEW WINTER GOODS am just ia
y receipt oil second assortment Of new Winter
Goods, amongst watch may De found q variety OF
beautiful c loihs fancy and plain Csssimeres, ands
rich lot Of Cut Velvet Vesiings, which will be
happy TO makeup il my usual style.
WILLIAM. HOLT RICHARDSON,
Draper and Tailor.
no l-2w 18th street, opposite Exchange.
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Corner 22d and Water sts., Richmond,
LEVI ELDRIDGE, General Agent,
No Z, North Wharves, Philadelphia
B-Shippers will please bear in mind that
these steamers leave every We tnesday, and due
notice will al all times be given the hour OF their
sailing. Tobacco carried through to New York at
20 cents and to Boston ct 80 cents per box and all
other goods in proportion. The tlBnshipments to
be made in superior and fast suiiing steamers.
no 3-3t r. kAot
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ENRENCH MOUSLAINES.-Afe few patterns
Il OF the richest Nous tn have been exhibit.
ed this season, just received and for ssie by
c. HARTWELL Il co,
nn3 Opposite swan Tavern.
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ATTENTION., kAGLE INFANTRY.
z Attend an adjourned meeting of your com.
So pany at Lafayette Hall, on Thursday next. the
HI 4th INST, at = O'clock, NJ. BY order OF the
- first Lieutenant commanding.
no3 JEO c POWELL, Jr, o S
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nKEss GOoDs.-heceived by Roanoke large
- lot OF handsome ali Wool Mouselines which
we will ss u At 50 eta yard, worth one dollar.
MOI HART * MOSES.
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LAMBERT 's UFFICk,
I4th Street, under ExchanUe HnfsI
SMITHS LOTTERY GEFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CHALK'S OLD rAND

TO-Day.-CarroL County, 49-Capitals: of
Sl63l2, 20 of 1900, 10 Of 1900, 10 OF 100, sc. 10
| hunters. IL drawn Tickets s5-shares in pro
portion
Also, Patapsco, 29I-Captals: l of $1,000, l of
1000, OF 500, of 800, &c IS numbers, ID drawn
Tickets Sl-shares in proportion.
no SkITJ
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Third district, Hiram Walbridge, dem; 4rh
district Nike Walsh, dem; 9th district, VIM.
u. Tweed, dem; 9th district, John Wheeler,
dem, over Jos. b. Brown, jr., wbig; 9TH dis
trlct, William A. Walker, dem; Sth district,
Francis b. Cutting, dem, over james Brooks
wing.
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<E-9 FOR RENT-And Possession given lmmedi
E.f ately, Grocery stand on Book Avenue and
Adams streets. Grocery license TO the LIST oil
May 1888 will be sold also if desired The house
has four rooms besides the store roJm large yard
with hydrant. Rent cheap.
For further particulars enquire at this office.
. 1rE
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GslA kENAkD.-han away from the suo-
" ~ scIibsr, about tour weeks ago, my negro
man WARNER. he 10 a tolcraoly stout negro.
aoout Eve ieeI ive or six inches hign-has Q very
short loot, pleasing eoantensnce when spoken 10,
II not crossed, and a remarkable small ear. His
rses are rather snail and fuii-has teleraby high
eneek bones and round ises. | will give the above
reward tor the safe delivery OF Warner 70 me, In
King William, or to N b. Il c. b. Hit, in Richmond
Va.
oc 3o-dl2. g. B. MILLS.
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fENHE VIRGINIA WORMKILLER is a safe and
l. certain Vermifuge, mild and pleasant 10 the
taste and every way worthy OF the attention OF mo-
theirs and others who have children suffering from
cT and is eopdenty offered as up.
on which every reliance DC placed a cate and
certain remedy. Prepared by PlCOT,
no2 Corner opposite the old market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-04

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