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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

The IongshOre uen-Neport For Yesterday.
Prem woahipg hour ysstsrday m0ntng everything
remained quiet along the whaTves and piers Of both
rivers The men remained idle the merchants stood
firm II evidence were wanting to confirm tbs we'll
established fact that great results often spring from the
most trivial causes ~oud be furnished by tho sight Of
our isyiathsn sbips lying idle because labor caonot
agree with CAPT al nor capital succumb to labor upon
matter involving the loss gain Of shilling n day
IL not quite correct 10 say that the ships yiag
id'e-or deserted rather during yesrd for the
chants found great many Of the newy ssrived Germans
and Irh n to work for The ofIuTsA. an J. in 0auy
instances some Of then. not speak ebout wages at all
were well pieased togoto ~ork ut any price The old
hands remor stra ed pretty freely with tho
and Induced many particularly Of the Irrh to stop
work. 20 that in afternoon the German hands
intended violence against not aharcng the rules
OF Ihe 'lop2shoIe meo's s0cicty. the Germans ap
preached the ships rather tmidly. and as good many
: Sinners" were collected around tho corners OF tue
streets saf ing to the peie IL would If the
crufs feared physical W. monetary explanation
Of the term when they approached hsm. Ho~avsr in
many instances the old did with them
and high words ensued At the foot OF Pine street Ger
man was bringing soUe OF his country to work it
was faid, upon the HeDdik Hudson. when, after
sharp argument between them elves and the strikers
German named Sslfighe knocked down The
Gei maninfant he could get numbers of
his country mon TO 30 work mt twelve shhngs Il day,
hut that they dread the Irish, who collect upon the
bonrf OF going to and returning from work The regular
long shore men say that the GeImaDs may 60 aud
turn they please foi that hey not able to do this
particular kind ~ work. il numb-rs Of them weas
at It, The police force attended Friday. rhe APP
p,inimsnt by the Mayor Of Captain Stevenson. Six.
tenth ward the ocum OF Chief Matse appears
to have given general satisfaction gentleman OF the
most extens i've information the politics social
interests Of ry, thinks that the will en-
10 marking another line in the biting scale OF labor
Interest," for il hs opinion hat native laoorers
root out VI the by Scotch EDgl-h-and
BY the Irsh perhaps the Irish destiaed to be
rooted out by the Germans- that tho Germans may
be sup, d. by iupo tation of ain Coolies At
n ht perfect quiet remained around tho rivers This s
day Of rest and to morrow will speak for Itself
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Police lnlslIlcenee.


s'sting a Goh S0iA-a Young roman named Ann
Benon yest. rds, by ofcer rol.s Of the
THIRD ssid oba.c 9Th 90 sing sgod .utcn ADD casiu
The propsry ~ hrhsrf Ba1i-, q re,idcut q Buffalo
The somsn Wa committed 20 prison for further hear
irs
Or sho Abit IA fsrs Yesterday arrested bs ofcsr
Lst ~ he Fourth charged vh having 10 their
po, sinDs hot and el-o dlrk ku,ir III an ia
'en.op 70 tirpiousT them The pocs a. the Rour
vsid a. nominate he pfi-onerr moonlight raoSsrs,p
sleprins - ssns = oesp@ndc'' thus d,sisnsist me
pr'.on"ts ore sssn hs'ur- tho Police Justice at the
1oGes, sho con ui'isi hem % pti.cn for trial.
P,rsensi In,. diligence,
A'ttss ~ thr Msiiopeli'sn Hon. 9. Es-srds
Aiso~Gs 10. -. " Noble IalBois; Zoo David L,n-
lin I,srisi u orass, south c.ra,na. I've a c.rrer'
IioFics 'hHi-. v ,sssd 3.stna; ~ W " ,lla-t-r,
va. tenc"s y Roo wh.s,sr y'eini,
pitts: n. q !tblins. North Carcl.bs, o A Baton
ianost. tps "a u,hsn.
Among he dsssr'ufre 80 sidsy from the M,'rop9
li'ap licid .sre yssns. iesn ccnsui "a Trinidad
D. Cuts, Aodr'~ lord Rios ssd ~ Others scns sixty
,posrs mssl 90 Nso Ssalfby rssdents q Hssaas aud
usher pa'ss - rs hlsEd q Cubs
A. IA ase--n. = ro-sn rslbrt county. =
field iniso,.i iIon y. cran.rr VI c.rfipg'on. do
q. WeDd.y Nsr,ing'oni Lieut. ain-los I'D, navy
DO v ronsr wsshlss'on. = Ca,hb~t 81 Loui.
A. the sn't,can-J freptiss sieonan; >. Roberts,
notari !.sn = BARKER wsh'sEon : rsisS rrea
goo fose.., Y. a. England. sr ninss. d. J. Chan.
b.fs Kentucky
A, ths Irv,rg-B y. GNds.r. Bsl,imorr, v I Flts
GRAD DO; , knnx wslpr 1esns.xee q Morse
nsiy,; George Pa hb'fs, North CsfosiG.; y Frsssr
.,ehsc; y. waidbuIgh ssvannah; " " Atsou
ipten; Eop Hoss'lo r.ywour, tuea, a ". Chlstsn
den liics, W. Hall Csesds
Among he espssturs. tom tbe Irring Yesterday was
Jar - Gordon nsBnstt IA sbit 70 rurope
A. The Ho-n6-co P.x'cn, pbIadslpsis. J n era
hsm London; a, hrysrn Do savage Montreal, ".
wn,kt, Do y. Aysn ID n kBrbury, nogton;
y. nateo<s, slchis.ni " a Nntx ssi fimiy,
Savannah
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sariy take the pscs OF s others It's feots perms-
rent 1he oocr mrayts that Of NATURE for M nersdi.
erts are natural: Il does not coll passes nta
the n,srio, Of The hss SID ~ sgpl:t r'ss SCI
HOUSE.
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afer geeons his fall hing Of hs fond aud be-
neactor. L. FOSTER No q Cortiandt strcot whore he
raid he should sonl all Is friends end rhero all will
aoice and veee9cled escoh ~ ready clothing and
f1rnishng goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

Rich Carpet1ng.--Sntth ~ Lou nsbsYry, Mo-
tG8 Pearl street. prepared TO exhibit th5Y fall
,syies ccmprsns complete snd desirable assorment os
8a velvet tapestry Brussc three ply and ingram osY
rst Aso choice assortment of all other goods pertains
me the carpet tIhde ali o which they are osarns q
ssicee shat chailcnza Honaprtttnn
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Of Cuba vas mootsi. We we're then msrsuders,
pubic hisbwaynen, using our strength as on unlAw
fs weapon 10 dsspoil weaker States, and fred by
a. insauS&ae COW tousDees Of territory Bus Louis
Nstclcec. goaded to fury by the taunts of tho EGG
hsh pTees. and feeling The necessity Of occupying
the minds Of the people aud the arms Of the sodiery
in var, suggests the probability Of an Invasion Of
hii'ain and, iorthsah, the Times which may fair
~ be presumed 10 speak tho sentiments Of the Bri
tss people, Is too hsppy TO see us conqssr Mex %,
Gaia. and the other islands of the West In lies and
would even carry its generosity far to help W
to Canada and Nova Scotia, il We wanted them
MAX the change
This idea Of sn alliance between tho United States
and Great Britain, is by no means new The credit
/ az The discovery is due 90 our countrymsn. Mr..
Walk~. who styled Englaod tho "break water"
against q future Cossick invasion. The grandeur of
his scheme only ecu ,lled by It, practical FEAST
hihty. There is something inexpressioly fa,cinat.
ing in The idea Of the great Anglo. Saxon family
being banded together against the world, aud keep
Ing IN eheck the march Of Russian aud Austrian ab-
solution; aud. dukly thsul wc view these distant
events at the present day. it needs not tho eye Of
prophet to foresee that England alone cannot copa
with The Cossack legions She must have an ally,
u AZ NV ruLNflor W Nhcre cnn suCu I'LL
II ally be found, exeeptiD AmeTical
The ELECTION RETURNS We perceive .ha. the
recOnD, Ddstion to he inspectors throughout the
eosniry, to canvass the electoral tisket first, IS
been very generally coincided in. and similar no.
tecs have sppenred IN Of the journals Of both
parties Should this comnenda'ion DO carried oit
and We do rot entertain doubt but it will-uni-
versay, shall be soe by the AID OF the telegraph,
20 present 10 our readers the morning after tho
elections sufc,n, authentic returns TO satisfy tho
vhih Of the tso great parties viii have gained the
/ victory There has seldom been IN election in this
country ike the approaching one. IN interest or n
portsnee, and the result will, conss quently, be
looked for with degree Of anxiety perhaps never
before known. Under hi. consideration. aud in or
der q crafty The great desirs which will be mani.
tested on the morning succeeding che election, 20
lesrn which Of the two great chieiains has gained
the conquest, tho most extended arrangements
have been rade 70 ct reforms frm all sections Of
The Union; anc u the suggestions properly car
Eisd OF b. the inspectors Of e etions the result
will Be Known On the third Of Noven Der, whe-
thor Franklin Pierce ~ Winfield SCOTT is 10 be tac
neat President Of the United States
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To Msnn1sc.nrers Of I.ndle., Cleahs and

Hentag.Singers ee~i, machines will DO all the stitch
lag oloaks and maaas with perfe tion hand sowing
oqnsl, nnd With most snrprising and
isps.ch Ca and hcse machines in operation th9
,fhoo No. 2s8 Broadway. I. NJ. SINGER 1. co.
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HEALTH or AUGUSTA. Ga.-The Augusta Cow
Sfinifonaisi. 81 the 2,b IN b. avsWe pleased to
in m distant ,esders that city
healthy Than Mt tn osnsn t,m sDd that our atmos-
phere u too pure for yelow fever any other
tagious disease, to spread.
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the pices dor ded for elth the Broadway essab
lshu.r are 20 much tbs -nrth 81 purse "never
despair but try SM TN RICE X No l02 Fulton gtrce
Their inst good snd their prices
drtd cent lrss.
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Soft white Hand. are de.irablo.-l

usng India rubber gloves fr eo household
work, sure o. white hands chappsd hands, sale
eheum, immediately b. their SOLD Bsrrans,
6 bros dwsy Hchcock& ieaibestcrS, 31 Broadway and
he al ruh leal.rp -
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cepton the bot ever nven,ed BEWARE
sosp for curing pmpes eckes sao chaps chs
meas 80 Poudrc Subtitle vpros hair ftcm part Of the
body. Liquid Rouge. Lily Whto and Hair Gloss, NJ "
Wall or etreet, near Brosdwav.
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LOugyycrth's Ohio Understanding Ca
awts d-y Catnwts 70 ct vine,l aud ladies' vino, for
sale by BiNISGER CnzZtss, cole agents No. IL vssep
ytxest, next to the Actor House.
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Among the Mino or Mi.erses Of Llfe. nm.

shaped eunsy made Rgrts the least annoy to
gentlemen o. GOD "a h certsn preventive Of such
81 fsSti sdvei ~ their orders
70 GREEN No Aston Beuts, whose shirts the beau
IDEAL q elegsnee.
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A Chance FOR bargain. I'VE are told thas


try.-Thc tonrrcse Gard and stsfcnerv Msoufactory
veey street furnish play cards Of
description OF superior tock fHih NJ Mt lower rate
than cen he purchased slsewh ALEC, making their
shock they Will prn bus cards cheaper and bette
than other printer.
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II $50 Br Gdpty will receive upls tha week (ony) for
So Clsstef viii commence Anrdey November lst, at II
nndd O'clock Private truc'on convenient for
tn pupil Terms SIS for the corcse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24

ale Of HE celebrated Wahpenc fr changing gray hair 70
20 original coor, and urnr bndr beyond doubts and
the in Lnvct'a ramahlosR aad circulars
menring on the third page Read AID he convinced 10
correct 10 all particulars a. b. 10 ready TO Provo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-24
II, Il. R.-.rYors Astounding, Quick, ana

efcetus'ly cured by Msrsha newly invented light
self Ting elastic y. Marsh Pr,ctical Truce
IA the inventor nj pronounced by
the faculev TO he the most effective exa, properly
adiust tt e. avery po ion af the body rendering dis
placement Impossible u not only insures complete
teDon ~ the bowels. tut effects dinI Mr. Marsh
having had unwsrds Of twontr years experience In tho
Treatment q hernia will guarantee in Of
ture, Of however long standing uretent fem ale In
ATTEND 70 wait upon ladies' children Invariably cured
Open until nine o'clock In the evening.
MARSH Il CO.. No. ~ Maiden Lane.
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Ntw BRuNswicK, Dec. 3, 1912
Dear Sir:Your favor Of goth November came TO hand
this morning and would have been answered by first
return mail ~ requested had not my time been i'm
pcrativey occupied to prevent my giving careful
perusal In answer will say the winter season Is just
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LuEF RALpwiN. J DERroR'5 pnisoS, April q 1910.
Gentemen-I have the pleasure TO invite you 10 c8il
and 1T my lodgings. matters Of business and to
communicate with my family. and possibly to establish
India rubber factory for myself the spot DO not
fail to call receipt Of this as feel some anxiety
count of my family. Ny father will probably arrange
my affairs in relation to this hotel which after all i
haps as good resting Place as any, this side Of the
grave Your truly, CHARLES GOODYEAR.
He says il i as good lodging as lie may expect
this side the grave: he hopes his friends viii come
and sec him on the subject OF India rubber manu-
facture; and then he speaks Of his family and Of his
wife. lie had but two objects, his family and his
discovery. In all his distress and in all his trials
she was willing to participate in his suferngs, and
endure everything, and hope every thing; She was
willing to be poor; she willing TO 20 70 prison,
If il was necessary, when he went to prison; she was
willing 70 share with him everything and that was
his only soacc.
May il please your honors. there Is nothing upon
the earth that can compare with the faithful attach
ment Of wiic-nO creature who for the object Of her
love Is 80 indomitablc, perseycring 50 ready TO
suffer aud to die Under The most depressing cir
cumstances, womans weakness becomes mighty
power her tmidiy becomes fearless courage all
her shrinking and sinking passes away, and her
spirit acquires the hrmness Of understandable
hrmness-when circumstances drive her to put
forth all her energies under the inspiration Of her
affections.
Mr.. Goodyear survived all this, and am sure that
be would 90 through the same suffering ten times
nQain for the same consolation. lie carried on his
experiments perseyeringly and with success, and OBJ
tanned patent in 1874, for his great invention.
With your h0lers' permission, before proceed to
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

AUSTRIA AND KossuTH.-We learn by the Africa
that the greatest anxiety prevailed in Vienna at the
last dates to learn how Gov. Kossuth had been re-.
ceiyed in the United States.
A number of prisoners from Hungary-includng
women well as men-were brought TO Vienna on the
10Th ut Amongst them Gov. kossuth's sisters
and several Hungarian noblemen.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
REeuLAR SALE pays:

TUESDAYS. THuRsDAYS& SATURDAYS.
an the above named days will se at public aug
" ton, at my store opposite the City Hotel com
mencing at hali-past O'clock variety of rn,sccla
neous goods, such az the following
Gabinets, Wardrobes, Sideboafd,
Bureaus, Bedseads, Chairs Of every STYLE and patten
Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Dining, Tea. Toilet and
Gard Tables, Beds and BEDDING &C.
ALSO-A large lotcf reasonable piece and cut Dry
Ings, Flannels, beached and unb!eached; domestic
white and brown ]. Linen, Table Covers, OIL Cloth do
Hosiery. Crayats, Shirts and Drawers, &c.
CLOIHiNG, &c; Also, q large collection of ses.
silk, wool and waterproof Hats, cloth and glazed
Gaps, Cutlery, and large assortment of Trunks Va
lice and Carpet Bags, Mason's Challenge Backing
rlcton Matches Clocks and an endless v,rie,ya
Periumery and Fancy Goodsof everv descripljan,
NH ALEX. MOTT d CO.
MIGHT SALES, NIGHT sAIEs.--0s
y MONDAY evening, the 30lh September, at halt
past o'clock at my store opposite The Civ HotJ I
will commence my Night Sales, and will eontjnue
them during the season, al which time will be sold from
The shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware and Cutlery, Fancy
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Cloth,
Cassimeres, vestihgs Cacoes AIpacss, Irish Linens
osshmeres' Muslins, Shirngs, Casines, Fannels Pins
&c. &C. i-e'ep
HARDWARE & CUTLERY-superior Ivory
R tand!e Knives and FORKS, Isl pieces Buck Handle
Trays, Walters, Pocket aud Carded Knives Scissors
Razors, Thmbles, Braces, Bits, &c. O0'D-i''
FANCY GOODS-Lades' Writing Desks ind
Work Boxes, Cologne. Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Ewes
Knitting Pms, suspeaders, Accordeons, Dressing
luck and Side Combs Baekgammons, Razors. 5trops
Hair Brushes, Money Pursfs Family and Pocket b.
bles Playing Cards, Paper &c.
JEWELLERY-FineP Patent God Lever Watches
Gold Detached Levers, full jeweed Gold Cylinder do,
do, English Silver Levers, &c, Gold Pens and Pen.
els, Silvel do, Breastpins, Gold Guard Chains, Cold
Fob do, Steel Chains, Cameo Pms, Bracelets, Ear
Kings, Casters, Segars Matches &c.
ee2z A.. MOTT L. co. Auc,s
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CoNyENTIoN-The National
Democratic committee, consisting OF from each
met in Washington city Friday After full consultation
The committee fixed upon the first day of June the
time, and Baltimore the place, for holding the Con.
ven,iou VIM. F. Richie, ESQ., appeared as the dele.
pala from VIRGINIA.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

AMERICAN STOCKS IN LoNpoN.-On the 10Th OF De.
cemher, U. S. 6 per cent. Bonds qaoted in the
London market at Sl09 no, Massachusetts s per
cent. State Bonds 1861 at 1864 1914 and Boston
city per cent. Bonds t1S7l) at 90 a s3 An active
demand existed for nearly all desc ptons Of American
securities, aud prices were generally better
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Jan 3, M
Sales to-day of HOO bbls. Howard Street Flour at
81.
Sales of 800 bush red Wheat superior quality at
Ole; good to rhine SSa90c
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

&TEW AND ELEGANT FURNITURE.-I
W have just received and offer for sale very low
lot o. nice and elegant Furnure, consisting Of
Cottage sstts, OF beautiful finish
Carved mahogany Rockers
Carved back spring seat Sofas
Cane seat and cane back Rockers
Wood bottom Chairs, OF every kind
Bureaus OF various sizes
Also, second hand Furniture, in good order, such as
Sideboa ards. Tables, Cabnets, Chairs, Looking Glas
se and two large superior Carpets, &c. These arti-
ces will be cold IS per cent cheaper than elsewhere in
the city.
de IL R. CAUTHORN
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GrRAG'TON'S OFFICE. No. 5, South I4,
~ street.
Letaall the world say what they cans
For selling prizes STRATToNs the man,

a. Fi:AfTON'S OFFICE, No. S, south I4ih
~ street.
Letaall theworld say what they caHs
For selling prizes, STRATToN's the man.
Drawn numbers Of Monongalia No l93-Dec 10Th
IS SO 20 10 So 81 SO 81 81 8 % SO.
Half Nos 30 81, prize of Sl50l
Ticket 19 80 SO, do do 800 Sold and paid by
Do % Al 81. DO do SlOo)
Drawn numbers of Monongalia, extra, No III:
68 10 AZ 80 ID IS 10 20 u % "a 5 63 so ST.
Ticket Nos Is &c s. prize Of S 100 sold and paid
Do DO IA 80 81, do do sloo{ by
Drawn Nos of Monongalia, Ex No l79-Dec 18th:
63 II 10 35 % % 20 81 70 80 Al:
Ticket Nos 22 81 II sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Monongalia No l95-Dec I2h
35 IA SO % Is GO 80 81 43 81 rs 10 So 80 49,
Ticket Nos Is 43 IS, C prize sold and paid by
STRATTO N.
Drawing Nos of Mono,g liza, No. 2o8, Dec 29th:
70 Is 80 a q 80 SO "A 25 69 9 Al
Drawn Nos. Monongalia, Extra 1872, Dec 30th
46 81 II 81 80 43 4 so SO 60 81 S.
Ticket Nos. 4 81 60, prize Of sl25 sold and paid
by STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Monongalia Extra No. 49, Dec 10Th
SO II % 40 81 Sc % 25 II Sc 81 AZ 81 e.,
Tickets Nos. 81 50 7l} Sold and paid by
de II STRATTON.
Drawn numbers of Monougalia, No lSS-Dec 23i:
SO 80 50 II SO 4S 80 So 60 4 % So
Ticket Nos SO So so. sold and paid by
Drawn numbers OF Kentucky, ezra, No s--J.n 3d:.
6 62 80 AZ 81 II 29 81 70 81 10 10 so 8.
WhoIa Nos so a. ~
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

A EGRO UiRiNG-The undersigned, who
u have long been engaged in hiring out negroes
and who Halter themselves that they have given gene
raj satisfaction to prices Obtained, the icare with
which they have looked after those hired out by them
and their punctuality collecting and paving over
lie, that they continue the same business, and confident
ly ask continuance OF the very liberal parona ge with
which hey have been favored
They advise that all negroes for hire be sent in early
TOLER & COOK,
ne 10 General Agents.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
SALE OF VALUABLE

n. - 1OItS SALE OF VALUABTE
~ REAL ESTATE ON CHUCH HILL. AND
ON SHOCKOE HILL, FOR SALE AT AUG
llON W u be sold on THURSDAY, the 18th day
Of January, 1852 upon the premises respectiyry be
real estate Of which the late Mrs Susan 4 Mefiam.
died seized, consisting OF house and lot on Church
HIT, on the Western side OF 25th street. between Broad
aud Marsha Streets and brick store and dwelling
or Broad street, Shockoe iill1 between lat and End
streets, now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Royal Todd
The iormer property will be divided TO suit the views
Of bidders.
TERxs.-One third cash. balance at six and nine
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured by
a trust deed or title retained
The sale will commence at 3 O'Clock, P. NJ, with
me hrst described premises, and at o'clock P. M
with the last named premises.
ny the request oil The executor Of Mrs Susan T.
Merlam, deceased W. GODDIN,
de 20 Arn,ion.,r
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

Neither House of Congress was in session on
Saturday.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Ian 2


Cotton is dull and declining. Flour is finer; sales
of 1900 barrels 81 A 622 for State and Ind lana
Wheat is inactive. Corn Is dull; mixed &c.
Tobacco is depressed; sales OF 80 hhds Kentucky al
7tc. Stocks are fuctuating. Sales OF Ohio 6's, 1876
at ll53 and Virginia coupons al 100
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05

Sa FOR RENT.-The former residence of Mr..
hui Pstsr Cotton, deceased, situated hall mile west
Of the city, at the West corner OF M, Rulhe eord's
farm is offered for rent The Improvements are ex-
tensive and convenient and there s large and rich
lot OF land attached, on which fruit trees &c.
We ask particular and early attention 10 this beau
tful and mucho be-desred situation For terms ap-
ply to US. TOLER IL COOK,
las General Agents.
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sATURDAY-Kea'ucky extra, No. s-Captal
$3.50. Is Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81, halves 50c.,
quarters 25c.
053 of $500 100 of 1000 81 Of 1000 6 OF l5o ISL of
800, DC. 70 Nos, IA drawn Tickets SIS. halves
50,quarters Is.
Buyers are referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen al the office, proof of what have sold and
every drawing continues to increase the number
Orders tor packages, certificates Of packages and sin.
gle tickets the above schemes in all the Lotteries will
be promptly attended to, and drawing sent when re.
quested Please address orders to
de % N. STRATTON, Richmond Va.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-01-05
BY DUNLOP. MOdCuRE = 40

CARGO SALE OF NEW CROP SUGAR
~ AND MOLASSES.-On TUESDAY, the 9Th
oil January, commencing Il o'clock we will s- II Of
our wharf at Rookie tie, landing + ON the barqae Viz
ginian-
1853 hhds fair 10 choice quality new crop Louisiana
Sugar
LOG bbs prime Moiasses
Also l03 hhds prime Muscoyado MoIassas
Al,o-230 bags prime Laguayra and Rio Coffee
TERMe-Under 800, cash; and slOo and over four
months credit, for approved paper
Sale without regard to wea her.
DUNLOP, MONCURE a CO.,
JAZZ Auctions,rs
POSTPONEMENT.-- Tho above ssis il post.
poned until WEDNESDAY, the 7lh inst. ia5