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1rrira3 of the Daniel Webster.

New ORLEAHs, Nov. 12-The steamer
Daniel Webster, from San Juan, has arrived.
Her dates are from San Francisco the 10Th,
being no later than previous accounts. She has
one hundred and ninety passengers-all in
good health. She reports leaving at San Juan
the'English brig ofwsr Persian, in distress
destination unknown
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Iire at Chnrlcstnn-

CHARLEsToS, Nov. l2.-The fire on Thurs.
day morning in Hatch Holland store, occa-
stoned loss of $25 900. II was insured for
S23,0OO in Connecticut companies. J. 5. &
l.. Bowie also lost considerable, and Kent,
Bates d Mtche!ls stock of clothing was
valued at $4,000 to S40000-insured fer
500 NG0
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION, AT
w ODD.FELLOWS' HALL, TUESDAY, NV.
10th, Dubuie's Celebrated Original Paint
ings Of
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the temptstion ant expulsion, painted
for Charles X of France Theee sublime works
Of Art have been exhibited III Europe aud the Uni
ted States the past twenty years, TO The universal
dnir8tion Of over TWO millions Of persons.
the Agent respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond that these are Il same original Faint
iags By Dutute tlss were exhibited in the Court
Roora in this city in 1886.
reg stOr Of the names can be seen at the door.
Open from g, A. M till 10, P. NJ. Brilliantly il
Illuminated every evening.
Admission the whole week, % csnts Schools
a6 mittsd on liberal terms.
esason Tickets 50 cents description will be
given every vening, at : O'Clock. 10 Its
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.
G Il Nd TX L ICAL FESTIVAL.
For One Night Only!


For One Night Only:
MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Is.
MASTER NICHOLAS GOHRALL.
THE YOUTHFUL PAGANINI,
PRONOUNCED by the American Press and the
l. Musical profession the most wonderf Violin
iat Of the age. will give Grand Vocal aud In.
stru mental Concert st the above Hall, on MON
DAY EVENING, Nov. Is.
Mrs. GOODALL, Popular Contralto Singer
Mr.. GOODALL, Violinces. and Conductor
PrGgtanIme-Pait
l. Dearest III think Of Thee-Mrs Goodal
Grand Fantasia Violin-Mayccd Op. 40 as
performed by Ernst-Master Goodall
g. Una yOce poca fa'-Mrs Gooda.i
Irish Balad-The Bride OF Kildare-Mr Good
all
5. Viol,n-De Beriot 7-Master Coed
all
l. Grand Concert ana Duett-Violin and Violin
cello-Mr Gooda and his little son
2 Moorea Irish Ballad-The last Rcse of Sum.
mer-Mrs Goodal
3. WANTED Governess Mr. GOodal
4. Paganini's celebrated Carnival of Venice
Master Goodall
s. Sandy III d Jerry-Irs Goodail
Aria-Mtaire and RonGo'. of i'm mensn 5iffi
cult, performed entirely on one sring-Master
GCodali
Admission SO cents-Childrer and Schools helf
price
Doors open at7-to commence at TX
Tickets 10 be procured at the principal Music
Stores, American and Exchange Hotels and at the
door DO I3-2t*
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DP{0rarP Eiecffon

WILMINGTON, Nov. 12.-The official returns
$40" that the wings will have a majority OF
,our IN The Legislature, thus securing the L.
. senator. The wings also have majority
IN the Constitutional Convention.
TO Congress by 90 maioritv.
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. FOR RENT OR SALE. that YER

- FOR RENT OR SALE, that EerI
6::a agreeable suburban retreat, known as tho
Cotlage. Immediately opposite Wsrsaw, In tke
town OF Sidney. The building 10 OF brick, nearly
lew, and contains four excellent rooms with every
convenience, out he uses &c, with well OF en-
celleut water in the yard. There are also t~s
acres of land attached in tine state Of cutvatscx
which, II properly managed, will producef'o fSasT
GOOD teasnt. il viii be rea,ed cheap: and possss
sion given Immediately. For further particulars
apply 70 JOHN II. SEAYREs,
oc 26-ts At the Columbian Hotes.
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MAssACHUaETrs STATE ELECTION The
people e Massachusetts failed to make choice
of Governor at the State election on Monday
last. The plurality for the Wing candidate is
upwards Of 10000. The choice will now de-
vove on the Legislature. In many cases the
people failed to elect their members last Mon
day, and an election is to be held Gil the fourth
Monday in this month, TO oil vacancies. The
call fora Convention to alter the State Con
situlon has been carried BY a nsjoriiy of
5000. Samuel II. VALLEY asa William APP
pIe,on, Wings, are the only gepressn tatiyss
to Congress yet elected.
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sTKATTON,s GEEkUE.

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No 1876 Nov l2sh
40 % 40 10 ~ sc 81 1e s9 IS Sc 10
Drawn Ms of Delaware, Extra, l42 Nov 10:
SO 60 40 70 sc &c So 20 30 75 50 Is 4e
Tickle: Nos ~ 20 4G, 20 90 3S-two note s2ld
and paid by sfRATTON.
T0-day.-DelawaTe, No l3o Capital G25, Geo
Is numbers. 3 drawn TICKETS Ss. nol5
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SMITHS LOTTERY OEEICE,
Wall street. under the Clay Herci,
CuALKiS OLD STAND.

1873, sprze OF $1,000 sold and paid, Nov.
10th, 1852.
re. day.-Washingi On, 5l.-Cspitals: of $40
0OO OF $780, / of 5000, / of 3l4e, Of $500, 5 OF
1850 of 1850 10 Of 1000 10 OF 750 10 of 500 10 OF
800 23I Of $50, &c. IS numbers, IS drawn. Tick.
cts $S-stsres in proportion
Also, Patapsco, 800 Capitals: / of $40 50e, 4
of 1875, % Of $50, % OF 250 sc. rs nxanbsxs IL
drawn Tickets 81 J0-shares in proportion
no Is SMITH
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BY Alexander Mott s. Go.

~ until the season closes, cOmmencing at sevse
o'clock, at which time We will sell from the shsivsx
In lots to suit purchasers, good selection OF pis
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery guns, pistols,
gold and silver wa'ches and clocks aud time piee<e
OF every description Also general assortment Of
fancy goods ALEX MOTT d CO,
no Auctoueefs
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graph. thattIe inhabitants of Lynchburg were
visited by snow storm yesterday morning.
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ACCIDENT On Friday afternoon, the -four
nd feed store of Messrs. Wohldrabe ard Wild
mayer, on Staten Island, N. T., suddenly fell,
and buried eigh, persons beneath the ruins
Two Of ,kem we're killed, but the remaining
BIZ were sx:r:eeted alive.
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BY PULLIAM & DAVIS, Auctisnesrs
DESIRABLE KEAL ESTATE IN TIE

-
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE IN TIE
II TOWS OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the 18th day Of this month, at 81
o'clock, P. NJ, the premises, in the town Of Msn-
CHESTER, we will cell, without reserve, the following
Real Estate, to wit First, the Tenement now occa
pied by Mrs. Day, on Main street. The dwelling
has six rooms and store, and cellar basement
kitchen, &C Second. small Tenement in rear OF
the dwelling. Third the Dwelling House now oc.
cupied by Gill, Esq, being two story h ,use
with five rooms, Kitchen smoke house, well Of good
water, and a fine garden. Also, lot of Ground,
containing Il acres. on the square next below the
Farmers Hotel The aforesaid property is old by
order OF the heirs of the late Walter c. Day.
Immediately after, We will sell two Tenernents
on the street Immediately 10 rear of James N Per.
duo 81 Cos.
The whole of the above named property will pay
ID per cent. on what it will probably sell for There
Is not one vacant house in the town of Manchs ter
TERMs-One-third cash, balance at and II
months, interest added.
no l3-tds PULLIAM e. DAVIS Auets
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BY DUNLOP, MONCUKE d. co.
ROCERIES Avn AIi;TION.-On TIES

ROCERIEs AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, 18Th instant, clmmencing,at 10 O'Clock.
will Sc at our auction store a general assort
mept OF Groceries, consisting in part Of
80 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
rs bags Laguyra and Rio Coffee
so bbls New Orleans Molasses and Syrup
40 bbls Rye Whiakey, part old aud very supe,
rior quality
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
TERMs-Under 500 cash, over 800, four mon tbs
credit, fer approve negotiable paper.
f Sale without regard 20 weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE g. CO, Auct:oneers.
no 10
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Great Gate on Lake Er ie.

B0fFALo, \. Y, Nov. IA terrible gale
Las been raging on Lake Erie for the las! *
toAfs. Ii is believed TO be the severest thai
mas Jeen known for years. Serious damage
70 shipping is apprehended.
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VALUABLE FIGURING MILLntAuc

VALUABLE ELOURlNG MILL at Auc
ton. Frederick>b urg.--Thes subscriber will
offer for sale, On Saturday, November 20ih, (f not
sold privately before) in front Of the United States
Hotel, in Fredericksburg, at II NJ, his Eellem0nt
FIGURING Mill. near this place, situated at the
head Of tide water on the Rappahannock river in q
good wheat country, and where the flour can be
COated miles to vessels, and the fine wheat crops
OF the RappahannOck brought up to the mill This
mill is in fine running order with four pair bes
French burrs, new boiling cloths, patent fC pack
ers, and iron machinery, the subscriber having ex
pended fifteen hundred dollars in pcifecting the
machinery very lately. The Hour from the mill
has always stood high, and commands from so 10
Is cents over common SUPER in New York, Boston
and Charleston, s G. Freighs by steamboats, twice
Il week, snd sailing vessels also at from to 10 cts
per barrel TO Baltimore. Flour barrels to be had
the spot, and the necessary labor for conduct.
ing the business fair terms. The demand for
extra dJur ftom Virginia, that is known 10 X p
well for foreign shipments renders milling proper.
ty IN this section dssir able 10 any wishing to
engage in good business, where at the end OF the
year there are no remnants or small accounts. Tie
property is Iente tor twelve hundred dollars
a year and i'll dem and. Insured in the Mutual Co
tor 900 dollars Terms liberal, and will be in the
reach Of any re ponsb!e person. Apply before sale
dayto
no Il-d2w JOHN F FICKLIN.
s,ALE At ROSE COTTAGk.-By virtue
- of a deed of trust from Thomas Steers dated
9th day 81 September, 1882 and Of d sed oft.ust
from Thomas Steers and Mary Ellen his wife, ds-
ted the 9th day OF OctoCer, 1852 both Of which have
been duly admitted 20 record in Hanover county
court ofce, the undersigned trustee, appointed b.
said deeds, will proceed 10 SELL on Thursday the
18th day Of Hoye nber, 1852, (if fair il NOT the next
fair day. De ginning at u o'clock, at ROSE COT
TAGE, in Hanover, lbout miles from Richmond,
and not far from Central railroad, all the property
IN the sail decds conveyed, consisting Of the farm
known Rose Cottage, subject 10 lien the e.
on fos $1,000 and inerest, and to sale for the
forcement If sad lien also good buggy end har
ness, threshing machine, nearly new, farming i'm
PIGMENTS, as ploughs, hoes rakes, spades, &c, lot
OF cattle, cUt hay, and straw, growing corn, &c; al
so, for the balance Of the present year four slaves
Joe, Maria S0phy and Rose, and at the same time
and ylace will be sold the household and kitch n
tarniture at Rose Cottage.
Terms-AE to the real estate, made known at the
time OF sale AS to the personal property, cash for
sums Of 20 dollars and under; for sums over 20
dollars, tour months credi. for approved endorsed
negnti bile notes. -
70 Ibid HOWISON
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TWENTY THOUSAND DOL 4 X s
l. WORTH OF DkY GOODS AT COST, 81.
No 176, corner Of Broad and 9Th stEssts.-intspd-
ing to make change in cur business We now
offering st prime cost for cash, large and we'll
sell sted stock of STAPLE and FANCY DRY
GOODS, consisting of the usual variety kept in q
Jobbing and Retail Store Our entire stock has
oeen bought for ca,h only, at the bestlNertherR
markets ana agants Of manufacturers Rsving
just received our second supply of Fall and Win
ter Goods, we enabled to show entire fresh
al d handsome assortment suitable for this season.
We invite our friends and the spubiic generally to
give al cary call, "a We are determined to close
cut sen.
On hand few piece. double Ply Carpet, and &
10, OF ready made servants CLOTHING.
no l5-d2a &. III. ROSENBAUN
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BY JOHN u. d. PAYAE, Salesman.
AND, HOU = Il Ii o l. D FURNITURE,
Ii CRorS, HOGS, COWS, &C, AT AUCTION.
Win be sold on Friday, the 18th Inst, al IL
o'clock If fair ii moi; the next fair day, my tract oi
land situated in the county of Chesterfield, miles
from the city Of Richmond, containing $50 acres,
and within 800 yards Of tae Richmond aud Dansile
Railroad The improvements ere comfortable, and
the lalsd in good saate OF cultivation. Also the
crop oil Corn. Data, Hay, Fodder, Hoasehold Furni
ture, number OF yssng Hogs, Mich Cows, &c.
&c. Terms IT sale. j. s DUvALL
Sale to be conducted b5 Jno r D Payne. Anct.
no3
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The Winscoasin Bank La,s-S nog.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. l0th.-The Official re-
turns show that the Bank law is accepted Dy
from 10000 to q, 900 majority.
1t is showing fast here.
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By Wellington Goddin.

ARGE SALE OF BUILDING LOTS,
LAT ROCKETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
win be sold, ON Wednesday, the l7th day oil No
yember 1852, upon the premises, If fair, ii cot the
next fair day commencing at hall past two o'clock
NJ, from 100 to $50 beautifully located lots, front
ina ON the eastern side of the Williamsburg read,
or the south lne Of continuation Oh s'chosoa ST..
and either side of several cross streets. Each lot
has front of thirty feet and an average depth Ct
ore hune red and ten feet 10 an alieJ. These lots
being admirably located, are valuable not only for
building purposes, but many OF them abound In
brick clay Of most excellent quality
Thee lots are within three squares OF the .'Olnn-
sas Stand" that persons can at all times nd an
easy cheap and comfortable mode Of travel to or
FROM any part of the city The sale will be made
whou. the least limit reserve, go tina. capitalists
and others can attend with the assurance that se
rs lot offered viii positively be sold
Terms, one-:hird cash, ba.anca at four and el2hi
months for negetiaole ns;es, interest added secur
ed by q trust deed, or title retained
no IL d.d w GODDIN, Auct
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY JAMFs NJ TAYI0R
Two HOUSES AND LOTs A,

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND
-. = THREE VACANT LOTS AT AUCTION.
WIN De sold on Tuesday, the 23rd November, a
2 :, Q clock, upon the premises, those two Framed
houses ana Lots and two vacant Lots situated on
me north sidetf Marshall street. between 18th and
u rstn streets, near the residence of Mr. James l.
roindexter. The houses contain about rooms
eaea, WIZ lne usual outhouses, and are in excel.
and running back 100 feet .'oN'
vi tne vacant Lots, the at the corner of Mar
sna aao isth streets, fronts IS feet; and the other
improved portion OF the ABOVE prouertv ia now
rented at good rent; and from its convenience of
access to the heart OF the city, and its retired Icc
.loh' the wnoe OF 1t might De made to yield hand
Soine per ceni upon ts probable cos and this pro
perry being beyond the corporation inc, is EXEMPT
from city taxes
TEHMs-One third cash balance at 6 and -
months, with Interest, the credit payments to be
secured oy trust deed.
no Is JAMES M, TAYLOR Auctr
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QOSks, BOOKS, NEWsPArE Hs AND
ID MAGAZiNES-Sr TILL THEY CoME-Ro-
chester, or the berry Days Of England, by tse su-
ihsE II The Young Chevslier &c.-50e
AuIt fhii is Cabin, BY MIRA Eastman
No ~ LiHelPs Living Age
A Shabby Genteel Story and other Tales, By w
n TbGekersy
The YANKEE Champion, or the Tory and his
Lesgue: Revolutionary story of land and sea
&c
Tie Forest, syJ Harrington, author Ct Lady
Al &c, sc.
1000 copies Of the Winston Tragedy yet on hsEa
price i5s
The Spanish Husketeer-26c
Coz inne Alnanza-25s
Glaason's Pictorial, Eat Post, Weekly and Daily
N. Y. herald. New York Spirit of tbs Times. Police
Gazette, Flag, EaEnsT, Wsvsriy, PICK, Picayune,
Saturday c. sTisT, SAT, Gazette. Golden Dollar,
Priyateer Uacls Sam and Lantern. all tor this
week. together with every thing il tbs cheap pub.
location hns, wholesale snd retail.
THOS. II. GRESHAM,
Agent for al tho Northern Daily and Weekly News.
papers, Magazines, &c: I0sA Broad street
kE.-Another lot Of No tiolins Guitars, Ac~
eordeons, Flutes Clarioneis, Flies and Banjos ust
received and for sale cteap-t6e beat In the city
ncls
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lust received a splendid assortment OF ladies
y Dressing Cabinets, spnn..seat Tete.a'Tetes
Sofas, Rocking Chairs, &C., wh.sh VIII be ciosse
cat cheap.
M rs ALRx MOTT e. CO.
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lOFFEE URNs.-Now receiving Per scar
Y Eenrico, full supply of superior block us
Coffee urus, holding from one to Eve gallons,
which we oder very low.
c.. SINTON & co,
Sign Of the Circular saw. II Main sssest.
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rOME QCICk.-LEvY has determined TO
~ reduce his stock, and in order to do SO, wiz
greatly reduce his prices. 1t lie useless to ename
rate the prices and styles Cf goods, bat In lew
words he ssye he has Dry Goods OF all styles and
Qualities and the prices considerably les5 than In
ether etc He has il view an object which rem
dsrs it necessary to sell Of his stock az soon pos
siole So ladies', if you want to save money, give
| Lew call and you viii not Dc disappointed, but
will leave his store fully convinced that the cheap
ABRAHAM LEVY, ia,
no Is 2Oi Broad street.
| / sIDEs AND SHOULDERS, new and winter
nc NC IS 5AN A1 ~ JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
HAMS, LARD AND BREAsTs.-5h hds
| Il and 90 tierces winter cured Hams; rerces
new do Is do do Breasts 10 bbs do Lard, landing
go IS JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
u0TCE HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
I Il CIGARS-On hand, large snd complete as,
sortns Mt of the most choice and popular brands OF
/ genuine Havana and Principe Cigars THOSE VINO
are foEd Of fragrant Havana and gooa SMOKE,
! should not tail to try those, at :, n,oor,
T rol5 Corner opposite the Old M.rkee
| TALMA CLOAKS.-Ths new and beautiful
| / garment has lust been received, to when We
would csI tns attention Of those who Wish EoSei
I styIe of our garment TIE TalGla Cloak las re-
ce.yed the kighesi eommsndauohs rom 81 WI
have e~.u,ined il for warrnth, convenience ana
| nrauty Call At No 100 Main street, and examine
for yourselves. ,,,.ppp ~
/ no Is HENhI onhs ~ - -.
klIUKE FRENCH AMyEk GE M
STRONGER AND CHEAPER THAN lsiE-
article 10 unsurpassed oy any oner
/ fer purity. richness and the beaeio. ehrystshne
apu. srsnee of the Jelly N sde with t.
Be surs to get the French Amber Geis.ine. which
kfor strength richness and cheapness, stands uar.
yslled Sold in Richmond, Va, by
PURCELL, LADD co, Druggists.
Dn;s pusup In packages OF pound eaca,
which are undivided into OK. parcels. no 10
DRRA8T PiECES.-3 casks landing IRON
rpIs WILLIAMS 4 BROTHER.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
BY James NJ TayIor,

BY James NJ Taylor,
BUILDING Lot. ON UNION HILL
~. NJ aUCfiON.-WiR be sold on WEDNES-
noon upon the premises two building lots sitna,.
Gu al the northeastern intersection Of 18th and
streets; each lot fronts 35 feet s;x inches at
tenos IN the rear 1872 feet. These lots are We'll 10
cAaeo Tor building purposes
TERMS One third cash. balance -,
months with interest and the ti,Is ,i snJ
the whole is paid. e" on'n
no 13 JAMES M TAvrop -
OF OF LAND ON UNION HIIIATarr
~ ton Without Reserve Win be sold ON
WEDNESDAY NEXT. the 17th inst at 5 o'clock in
the afternoon. upon the premises, at the risk and
costs o. the purchasers thereof, at recent sale
lot OF land situated on Union Hill near the resi-.
dence OF DR. Strecker fronting 26 feet On the south
SIDE OF Short street and rutaing back l22 feet
ne sale will be made without limit reserve
IERMs.-One-third CASH, balance at 6 and IL
months with interest and the title to be retained as
security TOR the credit payment.
nol3 JkNES NJ TayTop Anc.
ARK EFT GAKDkN OR SMALL
W ~ rAkA ADJOINING RICHMOND, FOR
18TH inst. at o'clock in the AFTERNOON. upon the
premises, will be offered for rent from that day
antli fhe LIST day Of January 1854 that small Farm
known as Mansfield" situated north of sod over
looking the city, and within few steps of the cor
poratlon line The Farm contains abont an onras
OF good land, which is well adapted for the cnI,va
tion Of vegetables, DC. The improvements consist
OF dwelling house and the usual out houses. and
the premises are under g bed enclosure
Oa account OF its great conve nience TO the CITY.
this property Is worthy the attention of those wish
ii 2 market gardens. &c.
TERMs-A bond will be required with approved
security for the payment of the rent quarterly.
no l3 JAMES M. TAYLOR AuctF
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O. VALUABLE DWELLING HOCSE4
nSssa POR SALE Il he subscriber II authorized -
se!l mat very neat and dcsirabiy locs ed reaideoe
on the East line of 9Th street, nearly opposite Dc
the City Spring, now occupied BY Mrs Ann g Ca.
ter Iha whole premises are new and are fntsksf
very Handsomely. The house has four rocr4.
win fire places to each. Aio, the large three stofE
brick Tenement On the North side of Broad. be-
tween 9th and 10th streets, now occupied by Arx
Mary b. Bracket The location of this house, ~
near the Capitol Square, and the business part At
the city, is admirably adapted TO the professional
no is-4t w. GoDDk
CTILL ANUTHEK NEW NOTE UPON
y WORCE5TER'S PIANOS. The New yayk
Evening Pos, of July 18th. 1852, has the following
WorcesteF's Planes. "A correspondent wke
does ret seem TO place implicit faith in what kx
reads In advertisements, asks US If Worcestsrx
Pianos are TO be relied on We answer emphRs-
cally yes We do not think Mr. Worcester makex
CT would sell, poor Piano Of aLy price, and we
have ths best sathority--our own expsrense-lsf
saying, tnst Ia sweetness and durability Of tenz,
they are not surpat SEQ.
The New York Commercial Advertiser of yuns
= 1854 says: sour preference. for many reasoazs
but especially because CT the superior sweetness At
tote, Is Tor WorcesteTs Pianos, We have had cue
+! Ia use for aconsiderable time and We have never
met with an instrument which pleased 90 vel
| And combined with the superiority Of tote snk
| elegance and strength In the constr uctioa. Wo&a
| not think any manufacturer surpasses Mr.. Wos
cester, If any equals him, In the fnost importasa
features Of good piano.
All instrnme n,s sold with full guarantee, 81
warranted to give satisAcsioo, or money retarssk
| A. MORRIS,
Late Dtinker 4 MorrIs. Publisher and bookseller
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-1esSsa THE STEAMSHIP PENN.
Ss.ssszss -. SYLVANIA, Capt Bay more, is now
ready u receive freight and will sail WeGnes.
day, the 17th mat, at O'Clock NJ
For freight or passage apply to
IolA K. RANKIN
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DRRAsT PiECES.-3 casks landing iroi1
. steamer. for sale By
nols WlLLlAMs bhoInEh
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-15

nYsTEH BKOILkKs.-An Assortment. jast
" TO hand and for sale at reduced prices BY
CT SINfs-E a. CO,
sign Of the Circular ssw, II Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-15

DRIaIK FAMILY HAalB.-2o bbls. Cas-
L ssrds T. SeLuttes brands, receiving this morn.
log, for safe by
No IL WILLIAMS E6OTHEk.