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rHAmpAeNE WINES. uHaHDy, LIQUORS, Sc

lptAMFAsNE WINES, UHANbtj 'f&lbDRs, &c.
Just received supply Of Champagne wines direct import
sons from uavre--
a5 baskets quarts and pn in perfect order Of high grades,
and selected brands, for this market
Hetdseicks BOXERS, Verzanay
Hoehs's, MosIs, Mac sptupe lnoys, &c,
Also, few hafpipes ol old superior pure hrandics
omrds ennessey, old London Dock Jean Louis, Marel,
and a, seigoete hrandies.
WINES.
Madeira, pale and brown sherres
Old jamaica rum, Holland gin, sparkling Hook
Stein wine Chateau
Caret Julian Marsschno, auniseed
dtais
English pickles, brown stout, and English ales, &c
Chowchow, Sardines sc
For safe BY GEO q THos PARKER Co,
Nov 1-3tawlm Opposite Browns Hotel,
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books for the Famiiy.-Dal Comm cntary; Practical
ID Exposition OF Select Portions Of Scripture for Mon
and Evening throughout the being Family
Worship; hundred cleymen
abounds learned and pous
sterling ia God
decidedly practical
and do 10 have written sgt
confession Of faith As aid family devotion safely
H. and hope will be
supplies which has long churches.
ChrSsida 7ipocafc and Journal
Family Worship Of Prayers
throughout the adapted TO domestic worship
OF the Daily Commentary.
For sale by
GRAY s. BALLANTYNE,
stree.
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MARRIED,
city, Thursday morning 2sth by j. w
Hrpsss, ANDREW J.. MORRISON Of Richmond, Va, Mis-
FANNY A. BEAZLEY OF the same place
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Of a seMthern M"tron and a New
i Oraces for Youth, Home Pastime; by Mrs Gilman,
Pook for Corner Selections in Prose Verse by Leigh
\ = 'e'
Garden Walks with the Poets; by Mrs. Kirkland.
TAYLOR
Nov booksellers, near OH street
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ELEGY Nr,tten In q Country Church rsra. and

EIEGY Written In Country Church ysrd, and
II other by Thomas Gray. Superbly illustrated
We with DIR. Johnson, that useless 70 praise Gtay
epy The gently flowing saddened music of m stanza
has the be affected
appreciation has probably been the
English language II
uttered the which all hearts
sympathy. We happy greet this beautiful
poem handsome drcss in which It is sent foh.'
ffTesbtferian.
For sale by GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
Nov9 lh street.
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w III. STAMFORD, merchant tailor. Penns Iva MIA
w under Gadby' Hotel has just received IN
adduon
which Will be made superior style the
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HOODS Choice Works. vots.
III walks and Talks sf American Farmer in England by
fred. l.. Omsed. 9d series. % cents.
The Preeubnrs Complete Hand Book comprising the Principles
Of tho Art of Prescribing. vol. London, l853,
Cavoyauce and Practical Mesmerism by James Esdale, W. D.
London, 1889.
octH FRANCR TAYLOR
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In the of New York. the morning of Tuesday, 2d of
November after proacied illness Bngadier General DON CAR
AtsNEAR, Minister Plenpo
Coniede American
Saturday.
at O'Clock D. M Cathedral the body VIII
be deposited
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shoyeis iongs andron. and fender.
Cooking stoves radiators, chamber stoves stoves. u,.,
Teims cash. JAS, MCGUIRE,
ny >. c. MCGUIRE, Auouonser
DEREMpToRY SALE OF CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL
BoNDs-on saturday afternoon, November Q, at O'Clock,
$500 Chesapeake and ohio canal preferred bonds.
Terms cash In current fands. - :, ,,,r,,,r
Aucioneer
WILL nE ADDED fsr account q whom it may sonoero--
$500 Do ofe'''s'''"n' do JAS. C G. MCGUIRE
Novs-d Auo,ioneer.
pUHNIsUED for Rent.-A weIfarnished house in
cadsby'' Row will be rented upon appbesu9n @et1Rr
Nov 5-a Auctioneer and Commission Merchant
LADY wei au.ii6ed TO instruct n all the usual
branches English educaon and also 70 give lessons IN
u" ss r'asn % hs s' eSsneo or attend Sem al
classes in schools, or take he situation o. gov
Best references given. Inquire at this Office
Nov 5-s,awn
I EMAN's "supe,b" writing Pen, larger In o.i,brs
writer's not equalled hitherto.
Nov Nov FRANCK TAYLOR
ruyoT', French Writing Ink.
W Just Imported direct from Pans by n.xe,, r.y,oo
uTopISs by tho Duncan Family
pusCAr.
q Memoir Of George A. Lunde. ismo. 50 cents
3 Memoir Of George b. Phllps o. The waxing Dream lsmo
j. Tse children Of the Mau,e edition, with portrait and
additional Illustrations l0mo. 81.
Rsv. puNcAN.
Sacred Philosophy Of the Seasons vos l4no SS
q Cottage Fircside The Parish schoolnsster iusua
ted. lsrno. 40
a. Tales Scottish peaanty Illustrated lsmo 80 cents
nv Many puso.S.
Rhymes for My Children sqass Illustrated = eSnn
For sale by CRAY bAbbANifN.y
Nov 8 Seyehm sheft'
oUpEHIOR GOLD whTCHEs.-we have just opened
Of gold watches for both Isde.
gentlemen the most approved styles and by a he nos
which offer low they can DC
purchased for in this country. - 49,
w. GAIT n mo,
Signo r Golden Eagle,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and io,h streets,
oct 31~a
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Mfftiug Of The NfIo UfIfnNf B1r.-dU SIInfs Day
NKw ORLEANS Nov IA meeting OF tho bar Of his city
took place yesterday for the purpose OF paying tribute
the memory of Mn Webster. Speeches made and
passed euo3 3zng the ustrlous dead and pro
vdng for the delivery ofa euogy. II also resolved
10 wear the usual badge OF mourning.
This being All Saints day, business is partially suspend.
ed all classes hocking the various cemeteries the tombs
In which appropriately decked with howers, and 9TH
tributes TO tue memory Cf depa ted relatives and friends
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admission Pnyae boxes S. dress circle and par
children under half seats
cents IS family circle, rs cents third
der, so colored gallery, 2o cen ts
O'Clock the curtain viii be raised al M lhe
open daily from 10 O'Clock, 70 O'Clock,
m.
Noy s
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Medical Books.
MILLERs Principles of Surgery edition.
MI Druitts Modern Surgery edition.
Malgsiene's Operative Surgery translated by Britain.
Wilson's Dissector,
Wilson's Human Anatomy NJ edition.
Sargents Minor Surgery.
Mendenhall's Medical students Wade Mecum; edition,
Woods Practice OF Medicine; vols. edition,
Nell and Smiths Compendium Of Medicines edition.
Wood and Hacho's United States Dspensatory.
Dungiisona Medical Dictionny edition.
Cooper's Lectures on Surgery; edition,
And others too for the limits Of advertisement
Nov FHANEK TAYLOR
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THE Star of Bcthtehsm-r Juvenile Annual.
Popular superstons and Mesmesm by Herbert Mayo, NJ D.
Chit Chat or, Tales IN Short Words-ilusuated
ofthe Microscope, with illustrations; bY H. Wythes
NJ. u.
Practical Treatise Dental Medicine by Thos bond, NJ d.
Oct3l FRANCk TAYLOR.
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lUELCU PREMIUM FLoUU.-Just received
100 barrels Welch FIRST premium family -four made
OF choice mountain white wheat, warranted
Also, IS family -four, branded a Wood
100 barrels superhne -four.
For sale by GEO. THOS. PARKER 4 Cot,
Oct 92-6ufThSkTu Opposite Browns Hotel.
VILLAGE Life In Egypt, by HayIo vt. John author
v Of Adventures ia the Iibynn Desert, vols.
Paissy, of his
science with outline Of his philosophical doctrines,
By Henry Morley, vols
just received. For sale BY
TAYLOR n MAURY,
Octm hook nearpt stres
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The above the mportation
be superior heretofore offered for city,
will sell them New York prices
Nov A-6uf CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY,
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ArTt0al Of me Afried.-1ares Days Jstr from Europe
Nav YoHK November 4.-Fhe royal mail steamer Al.
riea arrived here this morning. with three days later adj
vices Europe Her dates are Liverpool 23 and Lon
don 22d
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|GBN.
l. YOUR
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JGst 1
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.

'aE subscriber, having completed his winter nj
inc h isngemen.: ta.es 'hi. opportunity of return.
mug MS aincere thanks to his friends and the public
generally, for fhe liberal patronage he has received.
snce ne opened the above establishment and begs
cave 70 say that the Exchange Hotel is now In
condition for the comfort Of its guests than il
mas ever been before. He has made many changes
dictated by experience, which add greatly TO liz
as well as to its comforts and RESPECTFULLY 40.
hcits continuance OF the patronage hitherto 40 lib
orally bestowed upon MIN.
JOHN P BALLARD,
Proprietor.
from the Richmond Vhig of Nou 9Th, 1852.
EXCHANGE HoTEL-This ceiebr ated Hotel dis
tnealshed throughout the country for its superior
accommodation, has, under the mansg of its
present landlord, Mr. John P. Bal ard acquired in a
PREF period greatly extended celebrity. And
na' sucn Is the case Is no matter of surprise to us
!hceed Ii Is but striking Confirmation Of fac. we'll
known TO all who have any knowledge of MIR B. q
hooe Oh entertaining, to wit, that ia enterprise in
acuVhy, IN the manner and style of furnishing. in
studious and ANXIOUS efforts to secure comfort and
happiness to his guests, he is UNSURPASSED anv
"heEe we have been inclined to say this much Of
me Exchange, and its landlord in particular by
personal observation of the superb accommodation
Oh Inc house and the interchangeable efforts of Mr. B.
u accommodate satisfactorily. We have observed
hstFecebtly many striking changes have been made
upon the principal floor, both useful and ornament
al, which indicate increased comfort and conven.
fence M 10Nts
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Later from lIexics.

Nav ORLEANS, Nov. 10.
we have later advices from Mexico The
steamer Powhatan, with Judge Conc Kiln on
BOARD, reached Vera Cruz on the 1st, and the
uiton, with the committee TO investigate the
Gardiner claim, and, if possible, to find the al
legged silver mines, arrived the same day.
Nothing had been done with regard to the
Iehuantepec question. The revolution was
becoming more formidable, and radical
change in Government was anticipated. A
movement was on foot for a revision of the con.
stitution and the election Of new President.
The recall of Santa Anna was confidently spo-
ken Of.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SOUTHERN CIRCITS

ROBINSON a. ELDRED, PROoRiE1ORS.
WILL EXHIBIT IN RICHMON ID
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
isth l9th and 10Th If November
ADMrssIoN-5U cents children and servants half
price.
The Proprietors of the Souther,. Circus have
much pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Company as 1t now stands to the Richmond public.
since they visited this city in the Spring they have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars in making
this the most perfect establishment of the kind in
the world
Inc arenas OF all Europe have been drained of
their equestrian ability. The burning deserts of
Arabia secured tur intelligent and beautiful horses
ne heatres CT this country and England have fur.
nlshed dramatic talent and the Rocks Of the North
ern He6tldes climbed to procure diminutive and
curious performing Ponies
The Southern Circus
dlsclalns connection with any other. As il now
stands, 1t ID composed OF one hundred Horses and
Ponies, and sevenIy-hve Performers and Attaches
Among the latter all the Stars In the profession
During their stay in Richmond @ constant success.
slon OF Novelties will he produced.
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continues to lead he Male Equestrian exercises.
MADAME ROBINSON
VIII appear in her superb acts upon the newly pur
chased and highly trannd Arabian Horse Jupiter
MASTER JOHN
will introduce act OF horsemanship never before
attempted by any performer.
e Remember !! Remember! Remember :. We
do not come GA Friday, the 9h but we do come on
Thursday, the 18th.
THOMAS USHER L,DMARsH, Agent.
no ll-tof
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DIspITcp
ARRIVAL OF THE GLASGOW.
NEw YoRK Nov 10

Inc steamship Glasgow, from Glasgow, ar
flsed to-day. She brings Liverpool dates to
Tue 10th uit. The Canada arrived out on the
9th.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Oct. 25.-Cotton-
safes of 10000 bales, of which 1000 were for
speculation and export. The market closed
hrm at Saturday t23d) rat es. Breadstu ffs-
poor supply in market. Flour firm, with a
steady demand. Consols--one- eighth to one
quarter above par.
FRANcE.-Louis Napoleon was about to
make another tour Of the northern depart.
n,ents. Much excitement existed in Paris
with regard TO the new Belgian ministry.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
NORTH CAROLINA.

We understood Yesterday, from what we
,,nsder reliable authority. that the "iong ago
49," Was at last over. A dispatch was re.
-.,cd here from gentleman in Raleigh,
,h;rb stated that there were but six counties
. hear from; and in those six, Scott aud
S.sban would have 10 gain twelve hundred
,,sr me vote given for Reid in August TO
INV fine s,atc--au imposslbiitv almost. Ii
ass ,bp,I. n, in Raleigh, that Pierce had car
-. the State ~ about one thousand MAORI,
- The G.spatch further stated that Cling
.l.r.. t.niCt had secured the State for Pierce.
Petersburg Exp Wednesday.
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. l0.-Flour, held higher and nc
sales. Wheat quiet, and prices unchanged New
white Corn SO to 58 CITE; yellow, 20 to II CITE; old
white corn, 70 to rs CITE; yellow, 7a
NEW YORK, Nov 10. Sales of Is, coo bbls Flour
at S5 to S. for Southern; 80 600 bushels Wheat
at SLIP for white, and CLOS for yellow; and COCO
bushels Western mixed and Scuthern white Corn
at CTS
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rE,HE YOUNG MILL.wRIGHT,s AMI

L MILLER'S GUIDE, Illustrated by % descrip.
tive plates, by Oliver Evans
The Artists Guide and Mechanics Own Book.
embracing the portion Of chemistry applicable to
the mechanic arts with abstracts of electricity gal
vaulsm, magnetism, pneumatics optics, astronomy,
and mechanical philosophy DC, &c, by James Phi,
kingtou.
Mechanics for the Mill-Wright, Machinist Engi.
neer, Civil Engineer, Architect and Student, con.
tanning clear elementary exposition Of the prnci.
piles and practice OF building machines, By Freder-
lex Overmau.
Engineers andilechanic's Pocket Book, by Chas
H. Huowell.
For sale by JAS GIBB,
no IL So opposite City Hotel
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HANyNEk-OFFiClAL.

y.hGI>lt ELrcrIoS.-We have partially
,..rcnted giving the lew returns which daily
-..-a rs. The rcsult being asc crlaned, the
,s,sH. possess but little interest We shall
e race the eaf6sstoccason TO give the full
,,-s o. the Safe. 4 little more than two
,slrls of the State has been heard from, and
. has been satisfactorily ascer'ained that the
s,a,,r;fy will not be less than $4,000.
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ng been
are.
+ ST, be
tie day
Frs
square.
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LOVE AND SUICIDE.-At Harrison township,
Warren county, Ohio, on the evening of the
18th ut, jeremiah E@krldge shot Mary Span
gler, and Immediately after shot himself
through the heart. He died in few minutes,
sut the girl sill recover. The cause of the
lad affair was her refusal to marry him.
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PARTICULAR ATTENTION.
By George j. sumner.

VERY ATTRACTiVE SALE AT AUG
TON OF GOLD AND SILVER WATCH
rs, JEWELRf AND FANCY ARTICLES.-Os
WEDNESDAY, 10Th November, commencing q
10 O'Clock, at the Store No. IO6 Main street M
stairs, will be sold very exte nsive assortment Of
Fine Gold English Patent Levers, from the Sea
makers
do do do Detached do, &c, do do do
do Silver do do do do do Al
And large assortment of the newest STYLES of
JE WELkY, consisting of
Ladies and Gentlemen's Breas. Pins, Finger Rings,
Ear Rings, Guard, Breast and rob Chains; a
large assortment of Perfumery and Fancy Ar.
ticies Of every description, consisting of many
ornamental aid useful goods, never before seen
in Richmond sll Of which the public is invited
to inspect the day previous to sale.
Terms made known the day OF sals
GEORGE J. SUMNER, kuctonsey.
- The sae will be continued from day to
dag, until the whole consignment is disposed Of
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.TnATTON,. OEEICR,

Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l35, Nov. 10th
Sc 50 70 % 80 25 40 .6 "a - Ii 90
Whole ticket nos IL 20 90, prize o! S0U sold and
paid by STRAFfON.
TO.DRy, Delaware Extra l4), capitals 10000, IS
nos-l2 drawn-tickets dolls.
Also, Delaware No l35. capital 81 ,5S6-1S nos-l5
dTawn-llckets 5 dolls
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F-zf Music. tfiu.icnI Instruments, &C.

no 10 81 IO9H Broad st. opp Broad st Hotel.
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NASHVILLE, Nov. 9-Returns from 60 coun,
-, being ali in except9, show Il whig gain OF
since the last Go.rIaor's election. SCOTS
...5urlfv " all be about 1000.
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North Carolina.

R.ltIGH, Nov. 9.-The whole State has
.-ra heard from with the exception of a few
.q,.eS. and il is probable that Pierce has
med the State bv 200 or 300, although the
...risl vote will be necessary 10 determine the
- .f:Ir with cerIainty
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NOTICE.-UNION HOTET.

"A VERY great inducen.ent is now offered Az.
IA ter being engaged in tavern keeping for thirty
years and aS my health is not good would sell all
the furniture in this house Inc furuiture is most
~ new, plain and neat, and the hotel is furnished
from cellar to garrett, all OF which will sell at fair
valuation. The tavern can be rented upon IA Tor
a term as the tenant mey require, and possession
gwen on the first day Of January next. 1t IS one
OF the largest and best arranged hotels in this CITY,
and has been put i'll complete order from bottom to
Top at a very heavy expense, and many Comforts
added which it never possessed before Persons
wishing to engage in this business will call and see
me at the Union hotel JOHN TALMAN.
no 4-3sW2w
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LANDER 1s 0FFICk,
18th street, under Exchange Hotel.

Drawn Nos Delaware, Extra, 1873 Nov 9th
As - "a II 10 Ia A; ~ 50 sc 5 60 10 75
Drawn Nos of Delaware, Glass 133 Nov 9Th:
% 50 70 % SO p 40 &c 9 "a % ii 7 81
Half ticket 80 81 90, prize.
TO.Day-The Delaware State Lottery, Glass Nc
capitals: S2I. $50, 50OQ 3000 2O00 10 OF lU0}
&C. 7S numbers, 10 drawn. Tickets So.
Also, Two Dollar LOTTERY. no II
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Inlrn EIechnn.

DUBUQUE, Nov. 6.-I'he returns of the re-
INT election come in slowly, but Pierce has
Undoubtedly carried the State by decreased
.asl0rIty, as compared with the vote at the
election in August last. The democratic ma
yri,y in this county is 800. being gain of 100
.lrr the Governor : vote.
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LOUISVILLE Nov 9-There can be no
-o4tt that Scott viii have about 800 major-
~ IN tins State. lie gains steadily over the
.,9 at the last Governors election, when
. -.gell, democrat, had SO mniOrIty.
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SMITHS LOTTERY GEFICE,
Wall street, under the City Hotel,
CuALE'S OLD STAND.

To.day.-Carron Coanly 5O-Capitals l OF
20 co., VI o000 OF $780, - OF $780, 20 If AGO. 20 OF
300. &C 10 numbers, - drawn. Tickets SIS
shares in proportion
Also, Patapsco 297 Capitals: of 81 AGO. of
1870, / OF 700, OF 40, OF 800, DC. IS numbers,
- drawn. Tickets si-shares In proportion
no IL SMITH
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY.
A[lLL OPEN For EXHlRTIAN At

WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION, AT
w ODD.FELLOWS' HALL, TUESDAY, Nov.
18th, Dubufe's Celebrated Original Paint
ings of
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the temptation ant expulsion painted
tor Charles Y, of France These sublime works
of Art have been exhibited in Europe and the Uni
ted States the past twenty years, to the universal
admiration OF over two millions of persons.
The Agent respectfully informs the citizens OF
Richmond that these are Il e same original Paint
ings by Dubute that were exhibited in the Court
Room in this city in 1885.
register OF the names can be seen at the door.
open from g. A. M , ill TO- P. NJ. Brilliantly il.
Illuminated every evening.
Admission the whole week, a5 cents Schools
admitted on liberal terms
Season Tickets 80 cents. A description will be
given every vening. at : O'Clock. no lI-ts
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- Bishop SOuIe, of the NJ. E. Church,
mas postponed his contemplated visit to Cali
ivr.ia until next February.
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By WellinStsp G0ddiu,

SMALL FARM, aboat 1 mile east sf
~ Richmond, on the read TO Blakey, %
=, wiz be sold on Thursday Afternoon, the Ilth
november, 1852, upon the premises, Commencing q
s"cx, the desirably located FARM about ooe
nilIe east OF Richmond, now occup ed by Mr. w L
moh.agoe, Fear 10 Mr. John C knautf, Charles Z
NUM-, &C, contslning between and 10 acres The
land is III high state OF Improvement, and i. al
den. ga
The improvements are all nearly new-coosis.-
ing OF dwelling containing rooms 3 OF which
are newly papered and painted-and mauy o,hsr
buildings, such as barn, stabss &c. The waoI.
premises are well enclosed an are in good repair
Terms accommodating, and made known oa the
day OF sale. w GODDIN, Aucsr.
no 3
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Delaware Election,

THILADELFIIIA, NOV. To.
Returns from Delaware indicate the election
OF Democratic Congressman. The Legisla.
ture is doubtful.
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|rRleE-
stolen
tory.
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y IEsL-
made
GOLD
~ IN
fancy
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The name of Germantown" post of
fee, in Fauquier county, has been cha nged to
"Bealetown."
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Louisiana Election

NV ORLEANS, Nov S.-Returns have been
rzceiveG from Is parishes in this State, which
give Pierce 80 m1
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Druggists, % MaG street. cOrnsr l4th

WOOD BkEAL.-Buckwhest cakes, &c. &C,
VI can be made by using Rabbits Celebra.
ted Yeast Powders. which, with great saving
OF time and labor, will produce at less cost than
when made with yeast good light and wholesome
cult, &c, be easily made with this ntaiible
powder. The directions easily followed and
accompany every box; tor sale wholesale and Retail
by the agents PURCELL, LADD i CO,
Ne O. Main st, cor l4Ih.