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OR ms
sTsHuRsD AZ MORNING MAY d. 1882

&slIIN1ToN, May ~, lSbX.
& The Chair presented ton from
The IN resolution heretofore
calling for relative 70
Il levied d9rlie the war with Mexico. sss
Var6u4 memorials were presented asking f0r the pas
Sage 81 The Homestead bill.
large number d reports were made from committees
principally q private character. si
Che Senate ordered 10 DO engrossed third reading
the bill giving the 81 way and making grant Of land
e. dc of railroad from San
to san Jose they Also ordered to be
the bill authorizing the President Of tho United
states 70 designate places for the ports OF entry and
or the collection districts Of Puges Sound and
i umpqua, Ia the territory pf Oregon. ss
Enc cency bill was then taken up and amendments
and the Senate was In session when this was
: CLOSED at y o'clock gs " !, IL
~ iii senate nnay sgresd e tne amendment q
snsleIcy pi mhsng " a0utlopat nor
~ yons ne q AtAns1c steamers Ior MaA Ine
! so aa ssVoo yeSs 4, NAYS y. if Isl sass
lio1sE IN On motion Of MI. Sibley,
"a HOUSE itself into Of
the Whole on the Of the Union and agsin took up
4 The New Msxie1 bill M 98s Ss
Mr. ,0f Kentucky, addressed the committee and,
sfter silnding to object N bill stated that biz OBJ
eos was tho address Of the wing caucus which
had been for the purpose Of placing the wings
u their proper poeition before the country
Who be sid were In favor 81 tho fugitive slave Law and
the which had been Effected andi yndica-
ton Of the course he pursued at the meeting In the Cap
y itoi: &s ss eS 81 I'll sF
Nj Rchardson Of Illinois, called the attention Of the
% he blu under and moved that
the extra session OF legislature be limited to sixty days
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Thursday Morning, May q, 1852
C0TTON-The market came to an almost ccmpiete
pause yesterday the sales scsrce reaching 500 bales
,SIs;'sns vi,
Middilns aood Ts!r:; nominal
cof1oN AND rosAcco srArEmrrr..
d hand Sept e' e1ss 9esfs' a sqss
y. ysstsrdays... 1sss-l ses7ss 1906 81 so4
- yesterday " g z zsss ssS-4ao2s
Stock on hand not cleared 4. =. .705,szl 1894
BAcCo- I'VE noticed sales Of $50 hhds, as follows
3sS at is at 316, and At at AZ; 81 w, 12
at at Frosted and also 500 hhds, by two par
ties, on private terms
sUGARaAND MoLAssEs Very Ettls done in Sugar,
beyond small sales at steady Molasses $50 bbs
reboled sold at &c ~ u gallon.
FLOUR-The market continued inactive, with sales Of
400 bbs Of which 200 Ohio at 50 40 500 in many lots
at 0 15 fine at So O5 and 400 bbls st. Louis at So rs
for superfne and 81 IS for extra
till active and improving Sales 12o 900 sacks
Of which $500 ordinary St. Louis yellow at ordinary
white at 49, 1900 mostly yellow, at 4s50 $50 prime
white at and $500 choice in store said to be at about
54$. 81 ~ @
HAYA hatboat load q 40 tons Western was sold 1t
SIS 90, and 100 prime. from store, at $17 90.
PROvIsIONS-Por presented NO change, the princi-
pal sales being 2ss bbs Mess lnspccted $7 co. and
30 bbls by dealer, at W Is y Dbl Lard we heard
Of nothing doing Bacon in good request at
lower rates. 100 casks st. Louis Sides being sold at 81
and 80 casks prime at % fol Sides and 71sD7e fol
Shoulders $s,
COFFEE Buyers took about $500 bags Rio, including
1925 bags Rebecca at O. 200 at so at and 100
prime at 91SS p Ii. l5 s tgs sg F
wHIsKY-24s bbs sold BY one party. and the Levee
ut 49,. a. sgs II ~ @ s5i5f,sl
FREIGHTs-A Hamburg ship taken for Hamburg ii
Sd for Tobacco the only freight engagement re-
ported. & TX sSsys. 49,
EXCHANGEs-Foregn bills slightly improved
Sterling. 01091S
Francs. BIZ f062i
Network sixty-day Bills. SkD2 p Ct disc
Sight Checks on NewYork. OK p ct disc
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-IMpoRTs.
RECEIpTs OF PRODUCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE. A444 "a
1sss ss. IL ss
hs sss' saSs
shire soals hi t. hams beef
ssR ;
y ss.ss
do owners board S - = g53i 800 s. q
los hhds TOBACCO Love Saw
ss ss.sS
AZ
@ Sa s ss ss IS
y sss 81, a C.
1T s bDs 800 butler
ss: y MsSs
Shnsder3 dol Benzsundrss ordsrToa 1893 hhda
sssee s,ss
Tn fss'n 81 g & Z 5
I'll butter Ksnnsdy Foster
Landi Kendall
s So cs1ss e ~ &c Is d
p.s s g. Bel e.. s9 s,
butter
sundres to order sss tss4s ss III
W VIII :. s s:
Wilson Ao0s ponsssa Aso1s
sss
wsst-si Tuner,
Ase q Cherry D.
sLs bSi
' 1ssa sass
i Hss ~ e A.: ss
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE HARKEr.

4 JEFFERSON Cry N
Wednesday Evening May 90, 1852.
Arrived 1854 head Of Beeves ncluding lot Of Texas
catte us Sheep and $50 Calves The market easier
u -PRIc Es-- 8s
BEEF CArrLE (Western) :. ~. 6l07c q il net
(Lake and Texas) .s1k04Kc y Is net
Hoes lS07e . ID net
SHEEP. ....,....... ~ 50O$ p head
MUCH Cows. S20x0$48 p head
CALVES AND YEARLrNas. So 5o0$S 50 y hesd.
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MEMORANDA Z, Nd.

TT The Pswnee left st Louis the goth nsReports
point rising upper Mississippi
full Hing weather clear and coo the aauak St
Louis were loading for Neworleans
The Harry Nashville nstReports
Harpeth Shoals; Lafayette
Clarksvie loading for Neworlesna. As
q The towboat South Weston Captain Martini from the Balize,
brought the Bsh ship Bhurpo from Liverpool
The bark Ardnes reports following vessels Cenuegos
Paramount; Whiting, Philadelphia
sail the 18th brig Thomas Stewart Capt Owen
Baltimore waiting brig Aida Capt Fales loading NYor
brig Marine Capt Deekey, to sail fer NewYork 18th.
-sss5 [By Telegraph
70 The shp zenoba Capt Barker the morning
EXPORTS
plS.
starch bb moasss Sb. sugar bd
% ss'ss sss!ss sss
hid. HORNS i bales hemp do WOOL hafppes
LWERPooL-Per ship Elvra Owen: 1852 bales cotton.
POINT A PITRE-Psr brig W Clark 1875 hhds tobacco
oakum 90 pkgs mdss. lf 7l 7.i ~ y
20 ks baton $40 empty bb u pigs mdss - isf
TAMPA BAYPsr schr adona: bbls -four hhds sugar.
Visitor -four 20 do whisky Is d,
pork cks bacon, 500 SKIS corn, 10 do coffee.
PENsAC oIA-Per achr Eagle: Ballast.
s IMPORTS
Besls 4so V Arthur Marsh Ranst
joassp Taylor eo Sashss aeoaaa
BosToN-Per ship Cairo: 500 ice L Warner sco.
'PHILADELPHIA-Per shp John Albert Assorted mdse.
NEW YORK-Per ship Niagara; Assorted mdse
BoSTON-Per ship st Peter: Assorted mdse.
BOSTON-Psr ship Timoleon 625 Stafford &cs
NEW YoRK-Per shp Pacific: Assorted mdae.
BOSTON-Per bark N Buchanan: Paving blocka
BoSToN-Per bark Kepler Assorted mdae
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Resolved That permission be and Is hereby granted to-
the Commissioners Of the Custom house to the
wharf the foot Of Canal street. for Of and
ing granite may be received until the 18th day Of
September next; provided said Commissioners keep the
wharf in repair KEY
~ ISigned] e "a; s ls FRANs. ALPuEEIE,
(Sieuedl5 w. C. @. CLAIBORNE
s S rs Ssss Fl 81 SIS Preaident Board Of Aldermen.
y Approved 96th May 1857, n 5as S 4
lSixned1 ~ A. D. CR0SSMAN Mayor
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#EhRUGS, AfEDICINE ,,PERFUl lERY, ETC
article AL 81 which, "
would The foloN115
English 9siains Hsws5as Hlgs Mass Resss
Rcqsal ulss Hans's PatSnt
baifela pUYa Honey, TAOS. hAA
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! NEW oRIRANs lARKKTs.

OEgsckrr Oyy,cI. 81 q
Thursday Morning, May q, 1852. \
COTTON The market came to an almost complete
pause yesterday the sales scarcely reaching 500 bales
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genuine Vaccine dsane
By application 70 Dr.
n At mice Ch.1lea dao Y aap
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF TIE ASIA.
Three Days Later frsm Europe.

INV YORK, Nov. 10.
The steamship Asia arrived this morning
with Liverpool advices TO the 9th of November
COMMERCIAL NRws.
Cotton dull, with no change in prices sales
OF three days amounted to $4,000 bales.
Breadstufis active and prices firm. Balti
tmore and Philadelphia Flour 23s Cd to 24,,
White Whest7s TOTE Sd red g. to- ssi. Vel.
low Corn 3ls to go; white a3s.
Naval Stores very active. with an upward
tendency.
Government and State Stocks in large de-.
mand, with slight improvement in prices
Sales of Virginia Bonds at 101.
The English Parliament met on the 4th inst.
cir Charles Lebevre was elected Speaker.
Preparations on the most extensive scale for
the Wellington funeral were progressing.
The French Senate convened on the 4th. A
proposition to submit the question of an EN-
pIre to the people, was referred to commit.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Later from Harand-Probdbie Settlement 81
the Cuban Difficulty.

CHARLESTON, Nov. lS-The steamer lisa.
bel. Capt Rollins, has arrived bringing Haya
Ms dates Il The 18th inst. As she came OUT.
she saw the Crescent City near the mouth OF
the harhor and also saw the Spanish war
steamer bearing down towards her. II was
supposed that the commander Of The Spanish
vessel had been instructed to inform Lieut.. Dn.
,enport that the Crescent City could enter in
f.ture without further trouble, as great uneasi
ness was fe!t at Havana on account of her non
arrival ~ hen due, the report being current thai
hef owners had given orders for her not to stop
there in future.
The Cap'alp-Gener.!, twas said, was fear.
-, o. 30, oking hostiiiiies with the United
saies by attempting to exclude her, and was
disposed TO interpoae no further interference in
.aeuater. lt~as rot known what course
would be pursued towards Purser Smith. but
twas supposed AT Havana that his disclaimer
{. beng connected with filIibustering move
.1euis would be deemed sufficient. The pros
pest O. All amIcab!e settlement of the difficulty
h,j given great satisfaction to the citizens of
Is,sua.
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.4rrest of Commentators.

D PHILADELPHIA, Nov. lS.-The Marshal's
police to-day succeeded in making important
arrests. Two women who were arrested las,
cit at the theatre for passing counterfeit
,.,i dollars, made developments which led TO
ne arrest Of Lewis II. Piggn and WIN. Stet-
en- the former for passing and the latter for
-.shIug base CON. A, Stetler's house four
aaadEed counterfeit half dollars We're fourd.
With moulds and other apparatus. They had a
earring before Commissioner Iiazliti, aud
were both committed 10 Jail. Stetler escaped
On u slniiar charge not long since, after HAVING
been found guilty. A second trial was grant
owing to a technical flaw in the Governor
-ardon OF Alg!r, no testified agains, him, he
\ ~ ucuuiltet
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NATURE AND PHILOSOPHY.
THE SOUTHERN CIRCUS
ROBlNsON d ELDRED, PROoRIETORS.


WILL EXHIBIT IN RICH M IN n
W THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
18th, 18th and 10th Of November.
ADMkssIoN-50 cents, Children and ssrvsnts off
price. 90"
The Projectors of the Southern Circus have
much pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Company as It now stands to the Richmond public
since they visited this city in the Spling they have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars In making
THU the most perfect establishment of the kind in
the world
The arenas of all Europe have been drained Of
their equestrian ability. The burning deserts of
Arabia secured ol iDtelligen. and beautiful horses
J he heatres oftEs country nd England have fur.
nIshed dramatic talent and the Rocks of the North
ern Hebrides climbed to procure diolnutivs and
cul bus performing Ponies.
The Southern Circus
dlsc!alms connection with any other. As it now
stances, 1t is composed OF one hundred Horses and
Ponies, and seventy-ire Performers and Attaches
Among TIE latter sill the Stars In To. profession
During their stay 10 Richmond a constant success.
sion Of Novelties win be produced
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continues to lead the Male Equestrian exercises
MADAME ROBINSON
VIII appear IN her superb acts upon the nG Hy pur.
chased and highly trainnd Arabian Horse Juuifer.
MASTER JOHN
VA Introduce an act of horssuaanshp never before
ATTEMPTED by eny performer
10 Rsnssn1er !! Remainder! Remember :! We
d. not come On Friday the l2lh, but we do come on
Thu sdda, the 18th.
THOMAS USHER L'DMARsH, Agent.
no 1f-tdf
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Tie Steamer Nicbioon Safe

CLEVELAND, Nov. l6yh.-fhe United States
staner Michigan arrived this morning abou,
1,ne o'clock, with the steamboat Michigan in
Low. The steamboat had lost both her pipes,
Snd considerably damaged her hull; tire W
o'efboaFd all her deck load to save her. No
l4ssengers lost.
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AcquittaIs Upon CHARGES of Murder

Ht4U7IaFS tp0R Charges Of Murder.
PiTlsBuRG, Nov. l8th.-Joh and Iionoria
apon lheir second trial for The murder Of the
rlihbeft children, were to-day ACQUITTED and
rerHted.
Hester Richardson was also acouit,ed in
The |. States Court, on the charge of shoots
&c her step-son ut the Allie heny arsenal las t
MINER.
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JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctl
By James M. TAYLOR.

EOER VERY DESIRABLE RESIDEN.
4 CES AT AUCTION.-WiIl be sold on Tuesday.
November 23d, al 3h o'clock P NJ. upon the prea.i.
SEES, those four very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the corner of 10th and Broad sts These
houses are finished in the most approved style, ana
are in excellent order, containing about Ii rooms
each, with brick kitchens and the other usual out.
houses. The lots f. ont about 20 feet, and run
back about 1872 feet to 90 foot paved alley and all
OF these houses are at present occupied by excel
lent tenants at fair rents
This property being pleasantly located within a
few minutes walk of The heaviest business portion
OF the city, market deck, &c, presents unusual All
vGntages to those wishing residences retired, vet
convenient to those points.
Terms-0ne cash, the balance at six and
twelve months with interest and sati. factorly Sc
cured.
noe JAMES NJ TAYLOR Aurt
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THE MARKETS,

New YORK, Nov. 19-Sales flo, 800 bbls.
Flour, at $5.44 TO S. Sc for southern; 5000
bushels Wheat and 1900 bushels Corn a,
firm rafes.
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JOHN + FICEIJN.
By Alexander MOTT 81 Go,


~ until the season closes, commencing at seyec
o'clock, at which time VS. y Ill sell from the shelves
in lots to suit pu chsssIs. good selection Il piece
and cat dry goods, ba aware cutlery, guns pistols
gold and silver watches and clocks and time pieces
OF every description Also general assol I'M ut os
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT L. co,
mol Auction@ews
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NALUAB FIGURING Mill. a1 A..
Y ton. Ereder ieksbarg.-Thes nhsc riher N

VALUABL FIGURING MILL at Az
' ton, Fredericksburg The subscriber viii
offer for ssle on Saturday, November goth, al not
sed privatsy before) in front of the United States
Hotel, in fredericksburg. at 10 81, his Bellem emit
FIGURING Mill, near this place, siustea a, the
mead CT TIDE water on the Rappshsnnock river in q
good wheat country, and where the hour can be,
boateo miles to vesses, and the fine wheat c.ons
OF IN. Rappahannock brought Up to the mill This
MIL is In fine running order, with four pair best
French burrs, new boltiug cosh, patent &c ur mack
ers, and iron machinery, the subscriber HAVING or
pended fifteen hundred dollars in pcrfectips tbs,
machinery very lately. The -four from the mill
has always stood high, aud commands from 50 to
20 cents over common supt in New York, Bostor.
aid Charleston, c. Freights by steamboats, twic,s
week, and sailing vessels also Ut from s,to 10 eta
per barrel to Baltimore. Flour barrels TO Be had
on the spot, and the necessary labor for Conduct
ing the business on fair terms. The demand for
extra hour from Virginia. that is known 10 keen
well for foreign shipments renders milling proper.
y i'll this section desir able to ary one wishing to
epgsge in good busn SIS, where at the end of the
year there are no remnants small accounts The
property is now rents for twelve hundred dol.arr
year. ard in den aud Insured in the Mu,usi Co.
tor .oo0 dollars. Terms liberal, and viii b. ia The
reach Ct any re ponsi5e person. Apply befurs sale
day to
no ll-G2w John r EICErIN
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LAN HtE&x IL 08BX8A.
I4th Street. under Exchange Hotel.
Drawn Nos Delaware, Elk Glass 1875 Eovla:
"a 81 "a ii 81 81 % 46 Sc 81 577lS
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass I4l, Nov ls:
10 IS 20 70 ls &c 40 IS 10 SIS "a ~
To.day-The Delaware State Lottery, Class No
l43 Capitals: $4,000, Is 009 5000, s6C0, 4l5O j
of 1880, Of 1850, IS of l00t Is Of SOC being the
lowest three number prizes IS Nos IL drawn
Tickets SIG. Also, OEe Dollar Lottery
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r AND IN CHARLES CITY.-Ws IA,

7 AND IN CHARLES CITY.-Ws hayc
IL for SAFE q tract Of Land in Charles City county.
containing rs acres, IS of which are cleared Thc
improvements are framed dwelling, it'll tbre,
rooms and the usual Jut houscs. THIS { and iiss
about ak miles W 81 Of the court house aid the
distance from JAM Hiv-E, aid al oIus lnss
land OF John Bradley and Others. We will sell thiz
land for s4oc-S2O0 cash. and the balance within
twelve months. Apply u "a
TOLER g. COOK.
no is General AGENTS
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iAE UNIl NIVlA Els I HAL NAIIC C,I. M.
w POUND AND BLOOD PURFIER -Thi>
great discovery is bringing health and Happiness To-
thousands. Rheumatism can be cured More than eos
form of this dreadful disease) have been cured pers
nenty during the past year by the of few bottles
of this compound Letters and certificates are d.i
being received from parties of high standing many n
whom have been crippes for years. from the escs OF
this hitherto incurabe disease but who now afirss
that they sound and WELL made by this ueet re-
NEEDY which is vegetable sprit-an internal remedy
prepared for this one disease alone and this is viii
chronic form. Testimony of the most undoubted cha
will be cheeruly submitted to the inspec ton ~
all who may feel sufficiently interested to caa on Tia
propretors their Central Office, No. Barclay e
Astsr House, New York. One bottle $5 three bottles
sic PURCELL, LADD CO.
Sole Agents for RichmOnS
" v. ALEXANDER CO.
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LIZ NIusfanp Linimen1--Rnst

H Mustang Lininent.- Boston, June 70.
lS52.-Havng heard that the Mustang Lininent
was a certain remedy fer Rheumatism, Scalds,
Burns, Salt Rheum, &c | was induced throue b the
advice of friend, to try it for a huron on my face.
1t was perfectly covered with red blotches and wa
terry pimpes and had been SO for many IN onths |
had tried m any remedies without effect One bot.
tie OF the Mustang i-iniment has entirely removed
and cured it. Hoping that others may be benefit
ted by using this valuable Liniment give this GER.
tifcate. J. A. klkER, No 10 Milk street.
PRIcEs-Thc Liuiment is put up in 3 sizes. the
80 cent aid 81 sizes contain tn and six times as
much as the % cent 'ize, and are much cheaper.
For sale by all Druggists and by
PURCELL, LADO g. CO,
no Io-2aw2t&ct Richmond.
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Drawn fss Of Delaware Lottery No AL Nov Is:
10 So 20 73 ls &c Az 65 IL SIS 81 So
Draws To.day-Splendid Scheme Capitals :
$4,000, $4,000, e.O0G, rs of 1000, IS Of 500 70
numbers IL drawn. Tickets sl0-shsres in pro.
portion
Fer Monday, Nsr. 22d.-Capitals: S26,C0
5000 5000, 10 Of 1000 10 Of 500, &c, &c. &c Nos
IL drawn Ticket: Sc. no 90
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BY George j. Sumner.


A DMiNISTRAi SALE OF ELE.
Il CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
NlTuRE On WEDNESDAY, gath instant, com
meacng at 10 O'CLOCK, st the late residence of Hugh
Eileigh, deceased, corner Of Franklin and Twenty
Sixth streets. Ion Church Hill, VIII be sold toe
entire household AID kitchen Furniture 5eieng ing
to his state. viz:
Marble top Tables ard SiGebcard, very elesan,
arlntlsir, Tete afete and parloGr Chairs, covered
with Brocsette; Scfss Lounges, Otomsns inahc-
eaby Chairs, Book Case ard Library, gilt framed
Paintings ard Prints, paEor, chamber, psssasa snd
stair Carpeting.
FIANO made by Dubois AMI StoGdart, N T., and
nearly new six and half octayes: frs, rate chsu,-
Der Furaiia[e high post and French Beds,eads,
Feather Beds and hair Mattr asses marble top
stands, Bureaus, Mirrors, very elegant Wardrobes,
and ia fact every article CT comfort and many or
namen,al goods for furnishing house handsomely
TERMS made known The day of sale.
JAMES A. SMELL,
Administrator of Hugh Rleigh, deceased.
Tin, lG GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct
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firm rates,


Lg For Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia.
Se Ihs liver being the lsrgsst gland in the human
body Is more frequently dsranssd than any other
Then follow dyspepsia constipation cold feet and Loss
OF skim becomes yellow, tbs spts d<oop
AVER, and you correct all these evils Tie surest pre-
parsrlons 10 take are DR. ROSES celebrated Railroad
or ARtl-Bous Pills Ihsy carry of the bile and soon
give appetite and strength
HIS dyspepsia compound should be taken where
person has been troabled with dyspepsia long time
&c, take DR. Roses AntBilious Railroad Pills as
they go ahead of all other pills in their good effects
" IL and % cents per box.
For sale by Purcell, Ladd Il Co, Bennett 4 Beers O
A Strecker, Gaynor Wood, A Bodsksr Adis GRAY
Duysl Duval, Blair, $ d Zsshrisson, and "
Lads &C 30
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AIANAGER,G OFFICE.

r. FRANCE CO,
Successors to X. Morris & Coz
Splendid scheme for Tais. Day.-Cspi.
tails $50 623 of ESQ., 10 of $500, % of 1850, 20
Of $50, &c 10 Nos ~ wn--taskets $40
Also, the Dollar Lottery Capital: $1,000, &c.
Drawn Nos Carroll Co. Class 81, Nov Is:
20 IS Gj 80 81 - l6 . IL SO A "a
Drawn Nos o. Patapsco. Glass 304 Nov 10
90 81 90 "a 50 81 g 81 4 - Is Al
no20 CIV PIIRCEII
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
IINWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND
4 THREE VACANT LOTS AT AUCTION
VIM be sold on Tuesday, the 23rd November, a
o'clock, upon the premises those two Framed
Houses and Lots and two vacant Lots, situated on
the north side If Marshall street. between 18th and
l9th streets, near the residence of Mr. James II
Poindexter. The houses contain about 4 rooms
each, with the usual out houses, and are in excel.
lent ORDER with lots attached fronting IS feet each
aud runnirg back 100 feet
Uf the vacant Lots, the one st the corner of Mar
shall and 18th streets, fronts IS feet; and the other
two front 40 feet each, and run back 100 feet The
improved portion of the above property is now
rented at good rent; and from its convenience of
access to the heart OF the city, and its retired oca
lon' the whole OF 1t might De made to yield hand
some per cent upon its probable cost and this pro.
perry being beyond the CO. poraton inc, is exempt
from city taxes.
TERMs-Oae third Cash; balance at 6 and -
months, with Interest, the credit payments to be
secured by trust deed
no Is JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr