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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-10-19
PENNSYLVANIA Election.

HARRIsBUkG, Oct. H. Official returns from
q counties, including Philadelphia, foot up
as fJlows:-For Judge Of the Supreme Court,
Woodward, denI., l0l SIS; Burlington, wing,
92,379. The same counties gave in 1913 for
lay lof llG, 444, Cass l03,635. Showing fall
ing uff in The aggregate vote of %, $50, of
which the whigs lost 81 O65, and the democrats
81 votes
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LANDER r's OFFICE,
Hath Street. under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware Extra, lis, October 10th :
81 81 IL 62 "a ~ 10 Ga IL 8 25
Drawn Nos Delaware, Glass H. October 10th ::
as 81 81 IS SO Is G3 80 SO 9
Ticket 50 60, prize Of $500, sold and paid by
LAMBERT.
TO.Day.-The Delaware State Lottery Glass
1l6.-Capitals: $4,000, of 10000, 1855, S OF
1000, &c. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets SIS
Also, One Dollar Lottery. oc 10
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q AA kACES.-NURFOLK
g. PORTSMOUTH FALL
RACES, le52-Will com.

d PORTSMOUTH FALL
RACES, le52-Ni COM
o-.----a-- mence on Wednesday,
October 27th and continue four DAYS
First Day, Observation-Disclosures purse
Sl5O, two mile heats, two more to make a race
Second Day, Thursday.-Proprietors purse
Sl50, two mile heats, two or more to make race
Third Day, Friday.-Jockey Club purse
$500 three mile heats. two or more to make
race.
Fourth Day, Saturday.-Proprietor purse
si0O, mile heats best three in five, three or more
to make d race Entrance $50 to be added to the
purse.
Same day, Mule race. Purse, $50, mile heats,
three best in FIVE Already four entries to be kept
open until the no OF starting IS entrance
20 The proprietor has no hesitation in saying
that inducements offered to the public this Fall
surpass those of any former season
The stables ct the following gentlemen will be on
the course Mr. John .Belcher, MIR Bullock, Mr.
James Talley, MIR Williamson, Messrs & N Green
and Mr. Walden.
Between twenty and thirty horses, some of them
the best upon the Turf, will show that the good old
days Of Racing have come again
WV, HAPPIER, Proprietor.
Norfolk, Oct 5, 1852 ocl5-et
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By WeIlingten GeddI5.
ZINE JAMES RIVER ESTATE. r,...
u Milea above Richmond. far I.l. 49,


ZINE JAMES RIVER ESTATE. r,...
L Miles above Richmond, for sale ~
undersigned, intending to move westward viii
offer tor sale, at public auction, on Weduesday
the 2Oth OF October next at tie hour OF - O'Clock
NJ his very productive estate on James River eight
miles above the city, known a. Upper West Ham,
containing nearly 1900 acres Of land $50 Of which
il IN timber, and 343 If superior bottom, with riv
er front of near three miles, embracing most extern
slve water power, both the river and canal. suf
hcient to drive any amount of machinery, with
every facility OF both by the canal and
PLANK road The estate 10 susceptible of very con-
venient division into nearly equal quantities of land
timber and iow-grouuds, and every portion of it
we'll wstered with never failing springs. 1t will
therefore be sold separately, or together as may be
desired, on the day of sale. The buildings are
nearly ell new, ana with the exception ofthe dwell.
ing. which Is small one, most ample in extent and
oil the hrst order in all respects Upon the estate,
there an orchard OF young trees in full bearing
IEe iands have been extensively improved, and are
now in hne condition for heavy yields and large
profits. The wheat crop last year was 5000 bust
els, and the corn crop nearly llu0 barrels Prcpa.
ration Will be made for seeding upwards of 300
acres OF wheat, in the best manner and with free
use OF guano and Lime. The terms will be hber.
al, and made known ON the day of SALE and The
manager, Mr. K Jenkins, will take pleasure in
showing the property to those who may desire to
examine 1t. In the mean time, persons disposed to
puf chase privately, can treat for the same
Application may be made to Wellington Goddin
or BERNARD PEYTON.
M Il-TEW
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GEN. PlEgcE.-Mr. Dempster gave Il con-
cert al Concord, n. H., on Thursday evening,
which Gra. Franklin Pierce attended, During
Tie evening, the democrats determined on hay
ms q political demonstration, with bands Of
muse, dc, to rejoice over The election news
just rec wed; and learning Of The whereabouts
G. rher candidate, they proc eeded TO the hall
and cailed hiu our, and pore him away amidst
The AtcGle-t enthusiasm. This is one of the
}.casui-s q being candidate for Office.
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EIDridI EIecfi0u.

WlLMINGroN, Oct. l6.-In Is counties Of
Florida the vote stands for Governor, Broomc,
DEM, l,4Joi Ward, wing, 1852. For Con
gress, Maxwell, DEM, 1874; CabeII, WING,
1910. The counties to be heard from gave
!93 wing minority in 1913. The Contest is
close, and the majority viii hardly be 80 either
Wuy.
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BY JAMES Dl. TAYLOR.
ERAME HOUSE And LOT ON MOORE

l. STREET, AT AUCT ON.-Will be sold on Sa.
turday, the 23d day of October at 4. o'clock in the
afternoon, upon the premises that Frame House
and Lot situated ON Moore street, a short distance
west OF Bacon Quarter Branch Farm, and near to
the brick yard Ut Messrs. Williams, Son T. Rag
land. The house contains about four rooms and a
kitchen The lot fronts about 80 feet and runs back
say l3J feet.
T'Terms at sale
&C I6 JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct'r
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NEW YORK, Oct. lS.-Accounts from Bue.
nos Ayres state that great storm occurred
on that coast, Sept 9th. Many vessels were
blown ashore, and considerably damaged.
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STEsATTasN,s teEEICE.
Drawn Nos. of Delaware NO ia, Oct. !

Drawn Nos of Delaware NO ia, Oct 16:
- 81 81 46 SO 65 7 60 80 So 9
Drawn Nos OF Delaware No rs OctIs:
81 40 ii II IL 20 SO 46 60 4 1874
Hall Nos d SO, prize of $3.50 sold and paid by
STRATTON
To. dny.-Delaware Ex 100. Capitals: $4,000
IS numbers, ~ drawn. Tickets 81
Also-Delaware No 1l6 Capital: $4,000. IS
numbers, - drawn. Tickets S. oc 10
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sMIVH'S LOTTERY OFFICE.
Wall street. aader the City Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND

To- dny.-Bel Air, A. Capitals of $40, 900,
of 1868, 10 of $780, of $780, 10 OF AGO. 10 OF 30O 10
OF 25J, sc 70 numbers, II drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion.
Also, Patapsco, 277-Capitals: of $4,000, l of
l0OO Of 500, of $50, of 1877, l60 of 60 &c. rs
numbers, II drawn. Tickets S3-shares in pro-
portion.
&C l9 SMITH
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is.
by the arrival of the steamer Pheta at this
port, we have Mexican dates to the LIST of DC.
tober. Congress had been ordered to assem-
bic on the Goth. The Liberal apers are placed
under certain restrictions, with regard TO the
publication Of revolutionary articles. Ac.
counts received at the City of Mexico rep-
resent tina the insurgents are gaining ground.
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, John Eyre. Esq, Of Northampton, in
THIS SINE. lately made donation Of $500 10
the American Colonization Society.
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y-The \. &. Synod meets in Stanton on
Thursday next. Many clergy men Vi distinc
ton II be present.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ARCTIC.
ENGL.ANn


The ship Mobile, Of Baltimore, Capt. Tar
box. which left Liverpool on the 29,h for New
Orleans with 63 passengers and a crew of 90.
was total, lost on the night of the 30th, on
Arklov Bank. on the Irish coast by the care
less steering of the second mate. All hands
except Q, ptrished and he ship went to pieces.
c WYATT John Dotstem, John Bruno and John
Brisbane we're among the survivors.
Ekossuh was living privately at Brompton.
london. Lcnomy, his ex Secretary, had been
exreled from Malta.
The trg Darling fNew York, for London,
has been abandoned at sea. The crew were
saved.
Mr. Bowers, the correspondent OF the Lon.
Aor Dailv News, had killed Mr.. Martin, the
Paris correspondent ofthe Morning Advertiser,
far improper intimacy with his wife.
1t was rumorcd that Lord Ftz Roy Somer-
set had been appointed Governor OF India.
The potato crop IN Ireland was an average
one.
Waller Logan & CO., London house en-
gagged in the South American trade had sus-
pended
FRANCE.
Count Cara Equia hao arrived in Paris, on
secret mission
Great activity prevailed in the dock yards at
BrtSt.
II was rumored that the French Ministry had
splIt upon the question OF immediate proclaim
lug the Enpne.
Inc fortress at Tunis had blown up, severe
" danag ing the city.
AUSTRIA AND THE CONTINENT.
There had been panic in the Vienna Ex-
change IN consequence OF the vast expendi-
tares iOr the army.
The Austrian Camp near Pesth had gone
into winter quarters.
Prince Gustave, of Sweden, was dead.
The L. ,. sloop ST. Louis had arrived at
Gibraltar.
Disturbances were unprecedented on the
Western frontiers of Hindostan.
Severe shocks ot earthquakes had been ex-
perienced III Bengal.
SYRIA AND EGYPT.
The DruseS III SYRIA were arning. and in.
surrectiOn IN Palestine was feared.
The export OF Corn had been prohibited in
Egypt fears being felt of Il scarcity.
ZUcchI, the Egyptian chemist, had discover
ed process Tor making oil from cotton seed.
LATksT.-Robert J. Walker, bearer of dis
patches, is among the passengers in the Arct TIC
Captain Williams, of the ship American Con-
gress, OF LONDON, reports that on the Ist of
September he rescued Captain Homwell and
crew. Of the barque Baltic, of Philadelphia,
from Legh0rn, with cargo Of marble, and saws
Iu0t inc b"tiiC WIS Ill u SINKING condition.
Interesting from Hagana-More Arrests.
New YORK, Oct 1.-THE steamer Black
Warrior arrived this morning from Mobile aud
Havana with dates from the latter port to the
18th.
The Warrior carried the Crescent Cty's
mails and passengers to Havana. Her officers
were treated with marked respect by the autho-
rites.
Spanish vessel Of war was cruising out
side Of The Moro, TO prevent the Crescent City
rom entering the harbor.
twenty creoles, from Voelta Abajo, had
been arrested and brought TO Havana, on the
charge ofconspring against the Government.
Ol.erW ise all was nniet
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BALTIMORE MARKETS Oc,1s

DHLI IMOhE MARKETS, Oct. Is.
Sales of liOO bills. FLOUR at 81 81. Red
WHEAT 90 to ga cts; white 95 cts to 81 Co.
White and yellow Corn II to y cts.
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M OsT VALUABLE IMPROVED PRO.
IVA PERTY IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
the James River Connection and the
Basin-Large Warehouse on 10th street,
and Eleven Houses aud Lots on Byrd,
between 10th and 1th streets, at Auc.
ticn.-By order of the President and Board of Di.
rectors of the James River and Kanawha Com.
October, 1852, commencing at IL O'Clock, NJ, upon
the premises, sell that Large and Valuable
Warehouse on the south aide OF the Basin on
10th street, and occupied by Messrs Ludlam u
Watson. The lot fronts IS feet, and runs back 100
feet to the Basin. The house is built of brick four
stories high, in the most substantial and approved
manner, fronts So feet on 10th street, bounded on
The South line by the canal, runs back IS feet to
within short distance from the Basin, and having
two fronts on the Basin and canal, affords ample
fac litias for receiving and discharging merchan.
dise. In point OF location and construction this is
regarded as one OF the most valuable Warehouses
in the city for the transaction of heavy business.
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots situa
ted on the north side of Byrd, between 10th and
llth streets-all of them in good order and nearly
new, each three stories high and running back to
the canal! The construction of these Houses is such.
that with some slight alterations they Gould be
made to answer for both residences and business
b uses, and from their location, will always hn6
ready tenants at a handsome per centage upon the
outlay.
It is deemed unnecessary here to enumerate the
many advantages OF location and construction COM
bned IN the above property; but in view OF The I'M
portant improvements in The vicinity thereof now
in progress, would ask examination of the
by those wishing to invest their surplus finds
juoiciously.
Terms OF SALR.-One third cash the balance
at aud II months with interest," and the deferred
payments to be secured by deeds OF trust upon the
property.
Sc 20 JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auctr.
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MORE NEW BOOKS at WEST 81 BROS.
I've The Adventures of Lilly Dawson, or the
Smuggers of the Mill: novel, by the author of
Susan Hopiey-25c
Jack RunDymede: the Man Of many Thanks, by
Douglas Jerrold-l2c
The Bivouac OF the Rival suitors, by Col w H
Maxwell, author of Hector O'Halloran, STOKES OF
Waterloo. etc, with plates-5Uc
The Southern View of "Uncle Toms Cabin, ~
from the Southern Literary Messenger, by the Edi-
tor-l2c
The Cabin and Parlor, or Slaves and Masters, by
J Thornton Randolph, beautifully bound-Sl
Esop, il Rhyme, or Old Friend in a New Dress,
by Msrngduk- Park, full of iiustrations-75c
Historical and Descriptive Sketches of the Wo.
Il the B ole, Eve of the Old to the Mary s
Of the New Testament, by p Headiey-sI
For sale by g. NJ. WEST d BRO,
&C IS Under Exrhapoe H,tel
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E>Ok SALE.-A good secondhand kockaway,
Z with or without an excellent set of Brass Noun.
ted Harness in which great bargain may be had
If early application be made at this Office
DC l2-atr
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Ohio Election.

COLUMBUS, Oct. IS.
In fifty-three counties, the Wings have gain.
ed l2,oOo since last year. Compared with the
last Congressional vote, the gain is larger.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 18TH

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON 10TH
STREET. BETWEEN BnOAO AND MAR
SHALL STREET-Three very desirable Res
licences and a beautiful Lot for sale at
Aucti8n.-Will be sold on Friday, the 22d Oc
tober. commencing at O'Clock M, upon the
premises those three very desirable residences sit
uated on the west side of 18th street, bet Resn Broad
and Marshall streets. and now occupied by Messrs
James Cowardin, VIM Fry and David DOnnsn
These houses built in TIE most approved and
modern s1y.e, four stories hi "a, with about eight
roo each, are in perfect order and contain every
convenience to oe desired in genteel ia-cily resi-
derces After which, will be sold that very peaut.
ful lot OF ground, together with the improvements
thereon situated 18th street, at its ntersectio
with Marshall street fronting 80 feet and running
back 100 feet, in the part of which lot (eaving
il of sufficient depth for building purpOses) stand
two tenelnents fronting on Marshall slreet-and
these tenements are now yielding very good rents
This property, from its immediate proximity to
the principal business parts OF the city, and also its
very retired and agreeable situation, together with
the very desirable character OF the improvements
&c. csmbines unusual inducements TO those in want
Ct genteeI residences, or who contemplate build
ing
TEsms.-One fourth cash, the balance in l, 2 and
years the credit payments to bar interest, pay
able semi-snnuaiiy, and secured by deeds OF trust
oc6 JAMES M TAYLOR, Auct.
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ff,U TOBACCO MANUFACTUKEilS-
LIQUORlCE-We will be regularly supplied
By the importers with Mass Liquorice OF the Beck
& Co. brand, genuine and pure article, which
Also, with the "G c." brand. Manufacturers
requested TO give US call Orders from the coun.
try promptly executed.
oc Is LUDLAM a. WATSON
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ADJUSTMENTS.
TIL X A r H 4.

TIL EATRE.
me'sfs' Taylor & Clarke, Acting Managers and
Pr. e.N,------ sage Manager
first appearance of Mrs w M WARD.
tuesday Evening, October 18th, 1852.
WIN be presented the Drama ii
WOMAN'S TRIALS,
S ysck w Smith
D. hyiaho- --..---.--.....-.M Mrs w NJ Ward
81 VIC auon. Madlle Theodore
Alter whie h, the pleasing Comedy of
WHO SPEAKS FIRSTS
"is meiiitsnt Miss RAYMOND
10 conclude with the Drama of
MORAN OREINA.
"A S'"o. Mrs w Ward.
BOX once open daily, from l0A NJ, till Bpm.
EF AOMlSS1ON-Boxes and Parouet 80 cen,s
second Ter. entrance on Broad street, Formerly
ft door) 70 cents; Centre Gallery So cents: Color
co Gallery (EasD 374 cents Coiored Gallery (Wes,1
% cents \'''''
Doors open at quarter before 7. Performance
to comm en- ,e at half past o'clock
An ttcisnt Police will be in attendance
n Positively no Free List ex .ept the Press.
&C I9
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- EtiOFAL.-f NJ hOBkkToOE, Merchant
~ Tailor, Informs his friends and the public that
he has removed his Tailoring Establishment from
Governor street to the store Main street, to
Messrs Pemoertou j. Brothers. where he will be
pleased To accommodate them oc lS-ts
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MI as. Z. }. ALLEN, ii6 Main street, Tour
III doors below Governor street respectfully All
nounces to the Ladies, and tne public in general,
that she has just received superior lot Of patterns
consisting OF Dresses, C!oaks. &c unusual variety,
very rich call is respectfully solicited Pat
terms furnished in the shortest notice. Ali orders
from tue country promptly attended 20
&C lS-6lT
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30 the Citizens of Richmond and
Trans ent Fisitors.--H you wish 10 have
YOU b-lt cut and dressed ia the most fashionable
eaG tasteful style, and your whiskers changed 10
beautiful U!bcA On brown color, please cal at HOB
SONS Shaving, Hair. Dressing and Shampoonins
saloon IN the american Hotel Basement.
N Bile furnish you with q hot cold or
SHOW oath, al any hour, at Is cents, or tive tickets
Tor 81. se27
IN hree Thousand One Dollar Pic
lures aiken within the last Two Months.
-11"t l"I tnis look iike giving entire satisfaction
10 our cut 'mers, and The sub'icf ii ii does not
Ne "on.d Ike 10 know what does. DO n5t bs
guilfd any onger by paying high prices for your
'tIe H. ore collar, case included. Wsrfsnteo
equal 70 any 10 the country.
FRANK HOULsON,
be q No ITO maig stieel.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN-
BY DUNLOP. lMONCURE 4 C0

By DUNLOP. MONCURE & co.
GROCERIES, &c. AT AUCTION.-o,
~ Tuesday, the 18th instant, we win se a, 10
o'clock, at our Auction Store an sssortmen, oS cro
ceries consisting in part Of - o'o'
lity fN.
100 Bbs Coffee, Clarified and Crushed Sugar
100 Bags Prime Coffee
so Bbls Molssses
80 Bills Syrup
Wniskey of extra quality
Brandy; Gin
Teneritfe and Madeira Wines
Gunpowder and Pouchc ng Teas
Mustard Cigars
Indigo, &c
Terms-Under 500 cash, over 500 four months
credit for approved negotiable paper.
Sale without regard te weather
DC is DUNLOP. MONCUkE d. CO. Auc's
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oc l5-dtd w. GODDIN Auct'r
BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.
VALUABLE Residence AND R1rII.,

DING LOTS IN SIDNEY, AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on Thursday, the 2lst October. at
o'clock P. n. upon the premises, that and de
sirabe Cottage Residence, situated in the town of
Sidney, INN ediately opposite to Warsaw, and re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. L. H. Dance. The house
contains four rooms, with every clubhouse and con.
venience, all new and in first rate order, the whole
premises presenting neat and pleasant appear
ance. After the sale of the dwelling there will be
sold from to 10 Building Lots, fronting Warsaw
and running back $50 feet. They will be divided
10 meet the views Of purchasers. These lots are
considered to be the most beautifully situated OF any
now to be had in that very improving neighbor.
hood
Terms.-One third cash-the balance at four and
month"; tor notes with int added and the
title retained. By request Of the owners.
&C IA JAS M. TAYLOR Auctir
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uONEA SUAfs.-YIe real Lolduu Honey
Ill Soap, assorted szes, perfumed with Rose Ge-
rauium, splendid article for soflening and in.
proving the skin. Also, a large assortment Of
French and English Washing and Shaving Soaps,
vi the very finest kinds, and warranted to please
Call at BENNETT a. BEERS,
Oc 10 Sruguists Main
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NUsEMBEh nAGAZlNES.-J.W w. KAN
" DOLPH has for sale, October 18th
Partisan Signts and French Principles, seen
through american Spectacles-S5 cents
The Adventures of Lilly Dawson, or Smugslers
OF the Mill, Novel, by the author OF Susan hopiey
Is cents
Review of Uncle Toms Cabin, by J R Thomp.
son, editor Southern Literary Messenger l21 cts
The Doctrine OF Equality, being Commentary
on the Law as administered by the Court Of Chance
ry, by J Aoatns, second American ediuon, with
Notes and References to the latest Ameri IAN
Chancery Decisions, by r Ludlow and Il Col
ins-S5
Godey's and Ladies' National Magazines for No
yember
Blackwood's Magazipe for October
Lives OF Wellington and Peel from the London
Times so cents
Omsteds Walks and Talks of an American
Farmer in ENGLAND, End series-25 cents oc 10
NOVEMBER MAGAZlNES.-Godey's Lady's
IN 30 K tor November, le32, IS beautiful number,
con tanning 5 ste ite aud wood engravings, and
choice selection OF reading matter-price So
year 70 cts per number
Graham's Magazine for November is as good as
usual. Ii has IA engravngs and 70 original articles
of reading-prlce So year: single numbers % cts
Ladies National Magazine for November. The
contents of this number richer than ueual-price
Is cts copy; 81 per year
Arthur's Home Magazine for November. This
needs no Recommendation, the authors name ia
enough to ensure It's welcome recepuon-price l8c
Gentleman Jack, or Life on the Road new
BOOK, by the author OF Fap CnTtOrd, lust received
-pllce p cts
Flag of Our Union, Waverly Magazine, Star
Spau gled Banner, Golden Dollar, American Courier
Sam, Plivateer, Carpet Bag-al for this week for
sale III SMIIH'S News Depot,
&C - Opposite American Hotel.
pUoh>, MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
ID PAPERS At GRESHAMS, l0gk Broad ST
Cooley Ladies Book for November: spleadid
nu,aber-25c
Grahanl's Magazine fJr Noyem5er-25c
Arthui's New Monthly Magazine for November
lac
No Bleak House, by Dickens-I2Hc
The sea hlcg, by Ned Bunt iue-2oc
The Robber, by q P James, Esq-25c
Inc Lives OF Wellington and Peei-5tc
Hslks and Talks vi ali American Farner-25c
Aunt Phillis Cabin--5oc
Northwood or Lite North and Sou,h-75c
Cabin and Parlor, Or Slaves aud Masters-50c
Flag, Banner, Waseriy, Golden Dollar, Priva,eer,
Courier and Arthurs Home Gazette, all for this
week. together with large supply of the latest ard
II Del popular Music. T. Il GRESHAM,
- Opposite Broar Street Hoel
E'XFHA AND FAMILY FLUUK,-
H Mountain and superior Extra and Family
Flour, receiving tor sale by
&C 10 Fry d McCANDLIsH
's'HKkE THOUSAND POUNDS COT.
l. TON YARNS, for Gale at icloiy prices
10 FRY McCANDLISH
SALAMANDER FIRE PROOF SAFES.
~ Inc real article 10 save your books and papers
from the hotties, ire-receiVing for sale by
oc 10 FRY - MccAkDLlSH.
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l. choice Perfumes OF Lubln" Paris, OF the ioi-
lowing elegant varieties Vioette, Rose, Verbena,
Jessamine, Tube Rose, Citronneila, Sweet Pink,
Lubin's Own, Esterhazy, Crysta! Palace Ess. Be-
quet, Milldeur, New Mown Hay, Jockey Club, Am
brosa, &c, &C. These Perfumes are obtained from
the Agent Of "LubiD," and are warranted genuine
They possess the perfume of the flowers tney re.
present in the greatest perfection and strength For
sale by BENNETT d BEERS,
&C 10 Druggists Main street