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Maine Election.

PORTLAND, Sept. l3.-The election in this
State was for Governor, members of Congress.
and the State Legislature. Tine election for
Governor turned chiefly upon the liquor ques-
ton The candidates were John Hubbard,
liquor law democrat; Ansef &. Chandler,
anti-liquor law democrat; Crosby, wing, and
Neal Dow, temperance whig. We have the
following returns:
Hubbard Chandler Crosby Dow
Portland, l,452 755 7l2 Al
Bangor. 1868 364 72l
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NEW FALL GOODS.

TNHOMAS ID. QUARLEE has received. BY
l. the latest arrivals, new and choice selection
OF Foreign, Fancy and Domestic Dry
Goods Tor the Fal, trade, to which he invites the
special attention Of the public.
His assortment of Dress Goods is large and
handsome, embracing the latest and most fasnona.
BILE styles; also, fine stock OF Goods for gentle
mems, boys and servants wear
His stock has been selected with great care and
he feels confident that his GOODS and PRICES
will give satisfaction.
sc l3-en2w* 229 Broad Street.
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Steamer Sunk.

BUFFALO, Sept. 13.-The propeller James
Wood sprung a leak yesterday. and went
ashore near Ashlabula, Lake Erie. She had
$50 bbls -four and $500 bushels wheat on
board. At last accounts the main deck was
five feet under water. Vessel and cargo Ii
total loss. The cargois insured in Detroit
company, and the vessel for $4,000 in the
Northwestern and Milwaukee Mutual Com
pany.
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Atten.Dted Murders,

WORCESTER, Mass, Sept. 13.-Attempts
were maize on Saturday night TO kill Edwin
Draper and Lewis Thayer, respectable citizens
of this place. Their houses were entered, and
both knocked down. Their exertions for the
Liquor law is the supposed cause of the out
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN.

THHE COTTAGEo FOR SALE AT
Il AUCTloN.-Will be sold at auction on TUES
DAY AFTERNOON, the 5th October, 1852, upon
the premises, commencing at half past O'Clock,
the Farm called the COTTAGE" situated on the
Willsrnsb burg road, about one mile below the city
OF Richmond, containing 1891 acres, of which
about i23 acres are cleared and in high state OF
improvement, the residue in woods. The improve
ments are only ordinary. The Land will be sold
In an entire parcel or divided to suit the views of
bidders. The nearness Of this land to the business
parts Of the city offers peculiar advantages to those
who msy desire suburban residence or cottage
farm and who, at the same time, can attend to bu-
siness in the city.
TERMS liberal, and made known on the day of
sale
Sc w. GODDIN, Auctioneer
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The B0nerg Theatre on Fire.

Aswe 60 TO press, there is a rumor that the
Bowery Theatre is on fire, but we have had no
time as yet to ascertain the particulars. We
have dispatched reporter 10 the spot.-N 7.
Er. 18th
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BALTIMORE MARKETS, Sept. IA.

Sales Of 1900 hbls. FLOUR at Si.25. Red
WHEAT, 81 cts, white SO to l02 cts. Yellow
CORN, 81 to SO cts; white SO cts.
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BY DUNLOP, NIONCURE & co.
SHOES, GROCERIES, DC, AT AUG.
~ TlON-On FRIDAY, the Goth Instant, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock we will sell at our auction
store
SO cases Shoes assorted qualities suited to the
sent and approaching season
ALSO,
general assortment of Groceries, &C., consist.
ing IN part Of
30 hhds fair to prime quality Sugar
100 bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
120 bags Rio Coffee
Small Loaf Sugar
N y Molasses; extra quality Syrup
Gunpowder and Powchong Teas
80 cans assorted Candies
20 bbls Monongahela copper distilled Rye
Whiskey, 5years DID
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo, Vinegar, &c
TERMs-Under 500 cath over 800, months
credit for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, M0NCURE & CO.,
sel4 Auctioneers.
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ADJUSTMENTS


"a n. T0URNAM RNT AR.. F1ncv
"a T TH. IA. AZ The HuGUENOT sPRinGs-
day the 2ard September On ,be 1 sv..;. 49,
~ ' r aay the Queen's Coronation and ri 3
nne fancy Dress Ban on the evening If - azs
,an. mn n,snins g enter the list d the Tour,
me1L VII please infsrm the Committee Of 49,
men,s at the Huguenot springs ON Or bsfa1n 81
Dress Ball are requested 10 appt ar IN Ancy
Mana gers.
VIM C Scott VIM on Il u,..,.,
VIM Munfsrd, w Nice, Richard crunn pan1x
tan Robt 9 Scott, L Trigg Thos Ds.n rhs.
M Msnvpy; Col Tisn. Rice WIN Wooldr asI
berlayne DIR w Leigh Burt n E;ch,ass a.. Cnam %,
w Day, Jas Lyle, DR. VIM Bali Dr. I Iug,I. "
Archer Jas Moody. d Hancock. PAL p s.as
ter, Capt w Trabue, Chesterfield; Col ] n re-.
VILLAIN: ko6t Crouch Dr. Richard Wood, DR.
R Pryor, Thos Noble, Amelia; WIN Rurton' = i.
storrss denrieo. se A-d3tc3t
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AUCTION SALfe
THIS UAf


[VALpAnLK RK1I EsTAFg an nrH
-. eInE.T, NEAR FRENCH GAKDEn HILL,
~ - SAIL At AUCTION.-Wln ~ sold q
Mseneseey AheEneen, NJ ISL dsy a. Sep
TENDER, ieol, upon theprsmisss eouumencipr & y
osioek. ne large framed Dwelling q BE wsssiiss
the Lot attached sheretc, ronfina - - = o.
street running back 100 lsti Sids aliey. reoess
y ~ the occupancy Of NJ John " Hara1fck 70
the house LOT there viii b axsaehed s. t. a.
Ground. fronting on 9Th street. The balanesof ~
Ground VII Be divided into building loss, ga
fronting about 30 feet running back 10 ~ = sad
alley. -
This property i located IN very rsfired ~ esn-
teei part OF the city and when the eisy gve1nds
opposite to It are laid ont and 9th stress Gnished
from Clay 70 Leigh streets. which win shortly be
accomplished, there 10 NO part Of the city which
offers greater inducements TO persons seeking .
quiet retired and eenteei neis hbofhood. whils9 at
tae same tune It wii be very convenient % basiaess.
lx1Ms.-one.feurth cash; balance q 3. eand
months for negotiable notes. tnterest added secured
" trust deed, or ute withheld.
Sc w. GODDlN, Auctr.
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SOIREES MAG1OuE =

SOlhGES MAGfQUE..
ONE WEEK LONGER, AND POSITIVEI v
THE LAST
MIR. WYMAN begs to announce that he will
IVA continue his Exhibitions at the Odd Fellows,
Saloon every evening the present week, commeu-
cling MONDAY, Sept 18Th, when he will introduce
many new and startling feats in Natural Magic,
ventriloquism, and the ever-popular life moving
Figures.
e Also, e splendid ente' tainment on WED.
NESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at 3k
O'Clock.
Doors open at night at O'Clock. To commence
at Quarter before o'clock. Sc %
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1858.
NEW FALL AND WINTER Dry

IN GOODS -CHARLES HARTWELL " Co.
LOT Broaa street. are now in rec pt OF their large
and well selected stock OF Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, comprising all the different styles Of Dress
Goods OF the season, together with an extensive a.
sortmenr OF every article in the Dry Goods line,
which will be found very desirable and cheap
our stock of gentlem sn's Goods 10 composed OF
the finest Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &C., which
we will have made to order Of the shortest notice.
We solicit call from our friends and the public at
CHARLES HAkTWElsL Il CO.'S,
so12 (yu11osite Swan Tavern.
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NEW YORK MARKETS, Sept. Ia.
Sales of ii 900 bbls. FLOUR a. unchanged
rates. WHgAT-l0, 900 bushels changed hands.
Ohio white, $l.07. CoRN-1S,000 bushels
mixed sold al ~ cts.
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ny WRLIINCT0N 101S.S, ---e- :

RUILDING LOTS AM DwrrxrNc
~ HOUSE ON BROOK AvENUE, FOR saf' n
Al AUCIloN-W be sold ON ThurrS.y -.
ternees, ths23d September, 1852 upen - :,,s. -.
les commencing at AZ o'clock, the large bsict
tenement on the Western line OF Brook Ivsnns
near Bacon Quarter Branch, recently occupisd =.
Mr henry Lambert; together with the lot attached
.nsieto, fronting 237 feet on Brook Avenue. ana
running back abort 200fset The lot win bs div;d
ed to suit purchasers " 11'''
70 !khns-One fourth cash balance at 1, 8. and
n months tor negotiable notes. and ttie retained
till the laat note is paid. .e'-'''e1
1S VIZ connru -.
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E Widow of C0mfce dore Thompson.
Thousands Of Ladies' Bear the Same

Testimcny.-Truii, is hfighsy.-Thisis to Ger
tify that have been afflicted with at.estioG OF
my bodily organs, loss of appetite, ano subject 70
apaplexy OF the BRAIN violent headache, ana attec.
ton OF the system which affected the eyes
SO much that / could with difficulty discern the
features OF any person, unless very near, and look.
ing steadily at them for time AT the instance
of friend, was induced to take Hampton's Vege-
table Tincture of which have taken tour bottles,
and have now the happiness to inform the public
that the above medicine has had the desired effect
OF completely curing all the complaints have
stated, and, thank God now feel better than have
felt Tor the last fifteen years.
The Doctors at liberty publish this Certificate
as feel it duty due to him and to persons who
are now suffering under complaints similar 10 mine
E c.. b. THOMPSON,
Widow of the late Commodore Thompson
WASHINGTON, New York Avenue.
Call on y A. STRECKER and get pamphlets
glatis. See advertisement III to day paper.
au 10
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EOk SALE.-Will be sold on September the
Both, the Estate of John B. Green, Decd of Han.
over, IA miles from Richmond. at his late home
This sale will comprise about $50 acres Land ,
lying from half mile TO 2H from the Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad, which is divided into tracts; on
one of which there are fram to 10 600 cords OF
pine wood on another from TO 1000 cords Some
OF this Land is highly improved. VIII be sold also,
all the Stock, Crop, &c &c
TERMs-6, ~ l8 and "a months credit for the
Real Estate; and months for all sums over $40
tor the personal property.
H. T. GREEN 1Ex'rs of John E.
WIN. o. WINSTON, s Green, decd.
se 14-0wt
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4 LBAkr L.. WEST, House CAhrEN-
INTER AND JOINER, thankful for the liberal pa
ronage which he ha. received during the last tive
years, would inform his friends and the public that
ne is prepared to undertake BUILDINGS oil every
klpd on accommodating terms.
Having practical knowledge of tie business, he
hopes: by strict attention It, give satisfaction to
ali who may employ him.
Shop on 9Th, between Grace and Franklin streets,
Richmond Sc l3-dtlJ
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SECOND DISPATCH. |

PORTLAND, Sept. l3lh.-Returns from 13
towns, including Bath, Brunswick, kenne.
beckport and Searsport, give Hubbard, liquor
law, ,023: Crosby, whig, 9, 17s; Chandler, anti,
1882. Majority against Hubbard, 544.
Topsham and Saco give Hubbard, 544;
Chandler, ll9; Crosby, 260. In 20 towns, Ia
wings and 9 democrats are elected to the
Legislature. Two wings and two democratic
Senators are elected in Cumberland county,
and two whiy Senators in Penobscot county,
being whig gain OF four Senators.
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Supposed Loss ofhhe Steamer Brother iona
Than

received here it is seriously apprehended
that the steamer Brother jonathan has been
lot
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUNE DAYS
M JAMES n. TAYLOR.

ALUARLK CU1srAasK RESIDENCE
Al AUCTl0N.-WlI b sold. on Wedues-
aay Next, the 22d inst, commenciur q * 81.
cIoss = upon the premises, that framed cottage
- $3.50 and lot situated on the North side Of
nfoaa street. near the African Church. and recently
cose. ~ oesSpsasy Of r. D. Atcheil Esq The house
~ f,.. - rooms and il In good order the
ne g, unoie preni.es are wen shaded.
venisr.. - Valuable on account Of lie con-
y. 49, g .ne business paris Of the city vhiie Il
bcrhood = - a s"u ma pleasant neigh
10 , EN- fourth eash; balance q 4. 10 and
70 months with interest," and deeS ,s 49,. - ano
cure the deferred payments. - uost 70 Sc
se Is JAMES "
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EDUCATION.

II Z. TAHLOR,S sCHOlDL fer SNAIL
nuf . Sth street, diagenally BE-.
twees ~. Paul's and the PFssb, terrain
the 10Th inst Ny terms are sa5 for scholars enter.
ing during the first second months Of the session
and % the rate of $50 per session for subseq
entries Al scholars are for the session unless
entered otherwise. The discipline Of my School
u rather suasory than campusive, eleyating rather
than subduing. For take II that q single earnest
volunteer in this service win do more credit 10 his
teacher than aschoolroom full ofdriven canscrip
For IL Il q fact demonstrable TO any comprehension
tnst only self making and sustaining men can keep
the vansep of the age live in. set on this fact
N my school room, and the first rudimental i'm.
preston seek 10 make on every boy coming under
my influence, 10 to learn and love to help himself
Ny rooms are excellent, both for winter and sum-
ner. sel5-s
L SCHOOL viii commence on the first Monday
In Oct, and close the last Of July 1885, For the
better advancement of his pupils, the number win
THOMAS Il. FOX, Jr,
Room on ed between Broad and Grace.
% 1S-dtlOA
M ISIS NEvINS' sCHOOL.-Ths third SEES
1vA sion of Miss NEVINS' School for young
ladies, viii commence on Wednesday, Septem-
pSr LON Al she cottage opposite the Medical College
ne course OF instruction d thorough in both Eng.
lIsh and ornamental branches
PRICES OF TUITION PER SESSION,
Higher English branches. $50 90
Lower 90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - 90
Drawing and the Languages extra.
Fanniui and ef1clent teachers have been engaged
to assist IN the different departments.
Sc 15-I2ts
ELECT CLASSICAL AND ENEITSH
~ SCHOOL, Main street, between Sd and 4.h rts-
TURNER, A. Il Principal; Mons. j. MICH.
ARD Professor Of Modern Languages; Mr.. s.
PEhEinS, Teacher of Drawing The ninth AGA
oemie year OF this School will commence on Mon
day, the 2oth OF September. There viii be an OBJ
poftunity of one pupil TO occupy a room with ths
friacipal, and board in the same family.
Sc l4-iw*
MIR j. e.. e. BENEFITS sCHOOI
w will open ON Monday, October 4 th,
1852.
Terms and location at future date,
Sc i4-5t*
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' OPPOSITE TO THE MASONS' HALL, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-Wil be Sold on Friday
afternoon, LIST October, 1852, upon the premises,
commencing at halt-psst o'clock, that very vaua.
bic lot with an old building thereon) situated on
the North line of Franklin, between 18Th and 18th
streets, opposite to the Mason's Hail. fronting &c it,,
running back l65 feet
Terms-One halt cash; balance at and 10
months for negotiable paper, interest added secur.
ed by trust deed, or title retained.
Sc Is w. GODDIN, Auct.
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By wKLITNGT0N GoDnTn

v Al y ALL BUl LDING LOT ON
' MAIN, BETWEEN Sd AND 4TH~STREETs'
nesday, the 9th day of Oct, 1852 upon The =,
ca, commencing 1t Al O'Clock, q valuable Bailding
Lot on the South line of Main street, between al
and 9Th streets. a1joiniog ON he West de resf
dence OF NJ b Minor, and on the East, the resi
dence of Ur Adolphus Morris-fronting sbont 1y
feet running back lu1 feet with the privilege of
narrow alley extending out to Sd street. This 10,
is located In the most beautiful and improving par,
of the city.
TEaAs Six twelve, and eighteen months fol-
negotiable notes, interest added secured by trust
deed.
sells W. GODDIN Auct
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1 k1OhcAG VS.. FAhINA Ell ALIAS
II IL Is trlie saying that Companions are
odious," and yet when we fairly put the opposing
parties upon their trial we may legtimately dis
pute tie proposition. We are pleased to bring the
two names above before discriminating public as
they are Goth prominent percentages and viii meet
fair and just verdict. Count D'Orsay, the great
champion of Fashion and the Paragon OF excellence
in taste, created. or himself an eysiun OF pleasure,
and spared n, ther guineas brains to effect mis-
object. Generosity, not Ienuriousness, was pre-
vailing characteristic, and wherever he made his
appear bis classic features and elegant appear
apce were hailed with profound admiration. From
London to Paris in Windsor Castle or at the 1ul
lfries, his presence was sought. II is well that all
that was valuable did not descend with him into
bis new made grave. There is one article that
bears his nsme which will tend greatly to make
him immortal among the elite whe. ever it can be
found, and that is the D'0rSay Cologne Wa.
ter. Prepared aud sold, wholesale and retail, by
GAYNOR d. WOOD.
So IA Chemists and Druggists, Richmond, Va.
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f~ CHOLERA. DIANRHGA, CHO.

eF CHOLERA. DIAHRHEA, CLIO.
LEkA MORBUS, CAOLICS, CHAMP, GRIPPING
PAINS IN TIE BOWELS, SPASMODIC AND
NERVOUS DISORDERS, &C., may be cured by
Stabler,s Great summer Remedy.
None genuine without the signature of Il. ii
STABLER, NJ, ID.
ChiIIs and Fevers. Ague, Bilious, Remistent
and Nervous Fevers, General Weakness, Weari
ness in the Limbs Chronic Debility, Jaundice,
Dyspepsia &c, may be cured by Stabler's Great
Ague and Fever SPECIFIC.
None genuine without the signature Of r. H.
Stahler, NJ. d.
Iu,uurities OF the Blood, Eryslpeias, Boils, Salt
Rheua. milk Crust, rheumatism, Bronchins, I'm
Iarged ,Ecnsils Sore Throat, Dropsy Ulcers on the
legs, Swells6 Glenda, Deranged Liver, OPPRESSION
Pslpation OF II. Heart Tett.rs, DC, d.
All Of the aScYs for sale in Richmond by GAY
NOR & WOOD DOVE d. ISAACS and PURCELL,
LADD e. CO. t. II. STABLER, NJ D.,
N. Alexandra, Va
tP Great Uure for DysPepsia.-DR
s. ROSES DYSPEPTIC COMPOUND, AND
FAMILY OR ALTERNATIVE PILLS, ooth costihg
rs cents.
have cured more than five thousand persons OF
Dyspepsia ans liver Complaints win nay oy.pep
tic Compound and Family eli:s neaJ the follow.
ing letter from a gentleman IN Virginia. w nofn
never saw lie is one vi thousands who are !ivIne
monuments of the great cures made by my Faml
ly Meoienes.--J. s. Rose, M ID.
DINwIppIE Co, Va, June, 1852.
ToDrJ g. Rose Phiadel pha-Dear Sir: Fol-
TIE sake of humanity, write these few lines TO in
form you and the public generally, OF the great
cure your Dyspeptic Compound has made ON me
In the summer OF 1850. was attacked with NO.
lent djsrrhosa aud after trying the remedies pre-
scrbed by two or three eminent physicians for ls
months, without any effect and being reduced al
most 10 skeleton and scarcely able to walk across
my room, | accidentally received one oil your cir
enIars. ia which found my disease exactly de
scribed My SOC went to Petersburg aud pnrchas
ed bottle OF the DYsPEPTlC COMPOUND, WIN
box Of your FAMILY Oh ALTERAIisE pl PILE
and 10 nv great astonishuient and satisfaction,
found prea; relief ia few days; and in two weeks
was entirely well. Al this time am IN better
health than have been in ten or twelve yeara. ID
short, cir. your medicine saved my life
Yons viii, respect GEO. J. JONES.
The above preparations, and all Dr. Roses cele.
brated Family Medicines,
For sale by Aaie a. Gray, Purcell, Lsdd u Co.,
Bennett Il 2eers Alex Duyai, r. Il. Drya q. A.
strecker, A. Boteker. Gaynor a. Wood, J. Blair y.
H. Zsehrisson enG W.P. Ladd. u 10
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THE NIGHTlNGALEsA ARE COMING!
KUNK ELS
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE.
GEORGE kUNKEL, Manager.
II. K. }oHNsosss. Musical Director.
~
THE oldest and best orr snized Troupe OF Yer
4 satile Performers now in existence, win ap.
pear at ODD FELLOWS HALL on Monday.
September 20th, 1852.
Master ADAMS, whose debut as Vocalist Gre
ated in Baltimore the most intense excitement a
short time since, is now connected with this
Troupe.
seq JOHN T. FORD Agsnt.s9
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4 OTIS OF GOOD HEADING AT
II L. l.. SMITHS Newspaper Depot,

se13 Opposite swan Tavern.
/ OTIS OF GOOD KEADING AT
II l.. l.. SMITHS Newspaper Depot,
Opposik American Hotel.
The Guerrilla Chief, or komance OF War-ooe
Ladies' National Magazine, aor october--A besu-
tiu number. Price iec, or ~ year
The Naval Officer or the PiraIc's Cave, Ro-
nance OF the War of lel2 Price Csc.
Cecilia, or Memoirs OF an Heiress Price SOo.
Fanny Campbell the Female Pirate Captain
Price 25c.
Mervyn Clitheroe. by VIM II. Ainsworth-5oc
Star spspgled Banner, for this week, commences
new volume and contsins the opening chapter Of
new novelette, OF intense interest, besides yarioas
short stories, anecdotes &c. Now 10 the time to
Subscribe. Only 81 year.
Flag OF Our Union, Home Gazette, PfivaIeer,
IIncis sam Golden Dollar, New York Du,chmsn,
Waverly Magazine, Courier, &c, all Tor the week.
eel
4 nTICLEs FOK Tax HAIR.-Ihs eel.
"A ebrated Lustral Hair Tonic; Pnaior's Hair In
vigorstor Lyons Katnar.on; Lows pomsdes
Bears and Aacsssar Oils; Hanefs Lustrai; Phslous
Waters; Bog e's Il Bascnelors Warranted Hair
Dyes, for sale By BENNETT d BEERS,
se IA DruGgists..
COUNTRY MERCuANTs, vii ind at l2l
" Msin street, full stock of Books and Statiore-
ry. Prices low for cash, or approved credit
sel4
DAlNIs, DYAsTUFFs, OILS, Gc.-
L TH0s. IL. PACE has just received at his
Drug store, 222 Broad street. asrge qusntity ofthe
above articles which he will cell a. cheap q they
can be bought 10 The city. Also Window 6lass Of
all sizes. seA
IAN BE HAD, AZ InOs. Il. FACES Drug
" store z22 Broad street, the besI Cigars and cool
Soda Water, with Sarsaparilla, Lemon, Pine Apple
and other syrpps. se14
| CEILING OFF BELOW COBT-A lot q
| ~ mouseiairs. To make room for our New Goods,
which Wa are receiving daily. We have few
more OF those embroidery patterns left. Cali sooa
ii you want bargains.
| ABRAHAM LEVY u,
| se6 20l Brosd street. I
WANTED-Astou stout NEGRO BOY. about six-
w teen or seventeen years Of ore. 70 usit a {
store. Apply st ANTONIO PIzziNrS.
seq No u M s1neeL under Guy Hoeoa.
lEkAIN BAGs.--A Gi1piy q aapeTiof N
NJ chino made Gfsia Bags isndins and for 40 81
70 10 WILLIAMS = BR0.
i rAPE CoEEEE.-5o hsgs prime Cape Cuzse
- 10 WiLLIAMs = BRO.
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dence of gentleman of experience, ana will not
interfere WITH the regular business of "Tne Ar
bour." Private Parties wi be furnished with sup.
pers in Rooms expressly kept for that purpose and
every luxury At the earliest moment received as
heretofore
A fine Young Deer now on hand, asd for a
nice Venison Steak, Fat sora, and No Oysters,
or anything and everything good to eat, or drink
call at The Arbour. Z w. ALLEN,
IA p.onretcr
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rLOTHING, CLOTHING, Selling at he
~ dueed Prices.
MERCHANT g. WEfSIGER, No liz Main ct,
have still on hand good assortment of Clothing OF
every quality and style, which they will sell at a
very small advance, as they wish to reduce keir
STOCK. Call and supply yourselves for little mo.
ney 5. MERCHANT d. WElSlGER,
au IA No ] II Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15
25I7 Liz 1439

These returns show large gain for Hub
bard, but he will probably lose heavily in the
suCng democratic counties.
Bangor gives Washburn, wing, for Congress
in the 5th district, very large majority, and
as there are two democratic candidates in the
field he is probably re elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-09-15
SMITHS AUTTkRY OFFICE,
Wall street. under the City Hotel,
CbALk'S OLD STAND

GEA HOUSE FOR itENT the house on
E::a Leigh street, adjoining that of Major cher.
via McRse and at time in the occupancy o.
the late Mrs. Harrison, is now for rent, and pos
session may be had 6yor before the first OF October.
This Is excellent house ior large family
TOLER 81 COOK,
sell General Agents.