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Further PROCEEDINGS.

by some arrangement In the Telegraph, we have no
report VI the baotng from the 18th to the l7h, both In
elusive.
After the seventeenth ballot, the Convention
adjourned it'll 9o'clock tomorrow Friday morning
ian of the Southern wires having been deranged by
the storm OF lat evening, indebted 10 the kind
and persevering efforts of Mr. MCGOWAN and mis- assist
ants. Of the Morse Buffalo Line, for the following
dispatch which reached US q, late hour last night via
Pi,t.burgb, Cincinnati and Buffalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Sailing of the City of Manchester, sc.

correspostesce Of Tie \. Y Tnbun-.
PHIADELPHIA, Thursday, June 8, 1852.
The steamship City of Manchester, sailed
from this port for Liverpool today with sixyxo cabin
passengers, and heavy freight
The mercury, to-day, rose above 80 de-
erees in the shade. breeze, however. has rendered
the heat less intOlorsble.
A domestic. named Cathariue, employed
at a dwelling in Cbestnutsueet, shove Seventh-sreet,
had her skull fractured this morr in consequence of
brick rom new building, striking her the head
Sire was conveyed to the Hospital With but slight hopes
Of her recovery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Corr IN LoUIsrANA.-The followir

SCOTT IN LoUlsIANA.-The following
.,mhsrs Of the Deputation appointed by the
as ASSOCIATION of New-Orleans to attend the
- o., National Convention and urge the nomina-
ZION Of Gen. Scott-Viz;
~, 7 A. Kelley kjor Ranney, Col Wheat
,',sag"den. Col. P. Henderson. Gen. Sparrow, Cen
i Ss,ip 3 Dr. Graham and Randall Hunt"
An these are strong men; Randall Hunt is the
H., and most popular Wing canyasser in Louisi-
.as Gen. Sparrow has been Wing candidate for
4 :o,t Governor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
- TIE American Institute announces

.-.,tv.6fth Annual Fair at Castle Garden in
m H., suening on the 9Th. Articles intended
~.,b;bition should be presented some days be-
The Circular, we regret to see, says nothing
'o, r,., 4. culture, manufacture and the recent
s..o,,ries and inventions calculated to extend
s,rmer and greatly facilitate the latter but
the list of Premiums to be awarded will
w - s;ent on this interesting subject. Nothing
~ ~f,mal Importance and promise now demands
=. .,,eption of the Institute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Latest Prospects.

sxes1al Dispatch IN The NJ Y. Tribune
BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 3, 1870 F. NJ.
Cass is going down; and the Little Giant
gees ahead finely.
Ii is now more than ever believed that Cass is
hopeless. The South stand strong for Buchanan,
and may force Compromise upon some unheard
Of candidate.
The interest and excitement are at the highest
pitch, and every public house and corner near the
Institute has knot Of loud talking politicians in
full blast
1t is thought that the nomination will be made
tomorrow, but the contest and the agony may be
prolonged. s.s.r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
COMPLIMENT To Me-. SouIER.-At the

COMPLIMENT To Nh. SQUlER.-At the
sst meeting Of the French Geographical Society, where
the annual prizes awarded 10 those ~ho In the
Judgment OF the Society, bad made the most important
discoveries during the past year, enc Of the d tncon
Of this Kind wes b. slowed a0cu Squier late United
SHtes Charge 10 Nicaragua, In reward OF his srea'olo
seal discoveries, particularly those nAde IN the last
10 ncd country. INaFpoEt NeFs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04

shortcomings has been that they have never PEN
etrated far enough below the surface to discover
the fact. But the true springs of human action
are seldom or never disclosed to genuine Hunker-
ism. 1t is its preordaned doom to 10 ok through
glass darkly. J.. s.P.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
NoprBERN ExPREss. - Livingston,

& Bostwick's Express Ia an indispensable &C
h''- ,A.,,op for those who have valuable and light
.end In that direction. Mr.. Ostrander, mes
IA Officer Cheesebrough brought US our Kos
last night in extra early season. for which
-t.vs our thanks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Maine WING state Convention.

PoATLAND, Me, Thursdsyi juno 3.
The Wing Convention is largely attend
ed, and much enthusiasm prevails. X. c. JOHN
son of Belfast, is the President.
on George Evans, w. p. fessenden and
George W. Pickern are the most prominent can
didates as Delegates to the National Convention.
The spirit of the meeting is decidedly favorable
IN SCOTT.
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.vo learn from Montreal that, in

-..,cs With public invitation, p. I. Baruum Esq
49, oven two addresses on Temperance to the
nS ,bs. city. The Mayor presided on these occa
he lectures spoken of as highly effective
Sons s...sfsl Mr.. Barnum explained and defended
Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Delegate TO the whig Convention.

HYDE PARN, VI, Tharsday, June J, Ieo2.
The Wings of the Hid. District met in
Convention here to-day John Peek Of Bur,inGton pre-
sided Hon. P. Baxter, Of Derby, chosen Deeg ate
National Convention, and Rev. Dr. Wheeler, Of
Burlington, substitute resolution isvoring the somi
nation OF for the Presidency laid the table,
and no preference expressed by the Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04

The Convention then adjourned to o'clock, P. NJ.
lBy reason of the thunder storm, which deranged
al the southerR wires have report Of the doings
at the evening session We shall probably have
svuopss early this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Politics in New.Hampshire.

CoNcoRp. n. H, Thursday, June J 1852.
Gov. Martin was to-day inaugurated,
and delivered his message which brief aud local in
character.
There is considerable interest and no lit
tie lobbying here as to who shall be $ Senator In
place Of Mr.. Hale. Quite number Of distinguished
democrats willing TO take the situation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Wbig Convention.

BosToN, Thursday, June 3, 1852.
The IXth District Wing Convention
nave chosen Willard A. Croker Delegate to the Ma
uonal Convention
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NhOle NUMBER OF
Necessary to a choice 0Fo thirds. ..--.-.-.---l9
The balotings then continued to the number "a eight
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nistiIlerv nesgroypd

BosroN, Thursday, June 3, 1852.
Jennings's Distillery, at South Boston,
vas destroyed by fire this morning Loss, 5000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04
Execution of Maurice Antonio, the Porru

ROCHESTER, Thursday, June Z ls5s.
Maurice Antonio, the Portuguese, who
was sentenced to be hung for the murder of Ignaco
Teixera Pinto hung within the walls Of our Jail at
o'clock this afternoon He died without making any
coDfpssiOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-04

ALBANY, Thursday, June 3, 1882.
The Canal tolls for the fourth week of
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ODD-FELLOW's HALL,
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4rH
n Magnificent Combination Of Nsss aud Irresistible
Features for the
BENEFIT OF GEORGE KUNKEL.
MANAGER OF
hunkei's Nightingale Ethiopian Opera
Troupe.
pAkT AS Citizens I'm White Faces.
Master Floyd appearing for the first time on the
stage In male attire.
Grand Instrumental Overture, Johnson and Troupe
Characteristic Sleeps in the Valley,
Kupkel, Morgan and w Penn Lehr
baIlad-Return to me Again, INSCRIBED to Lady
Blessington by Henry Russ.n) Geo NJ Hill
ballad The Separation" w Penn Lehr
Dirge-Mourn not Tor Heary Clay, Gas sung before
President Filmore) Geo Eunkel
Lament-"katy Darling" las published hv Gaoroo
Willig, ir, Batimore) Master Adams
PART ll-Banjo Fantasia w Penn Iehr
lntermission for change of costume,
Grand Characteristic Overture, Johnson g. Troupe
Soio ana Cnoras-"WiIlt thou meet me, love-"
Geo Kunkel and Troupe
Solo and Chorus-"Jenny Lane"
w Penn Lehr and Troupe
solo and Chorus-The Fine old Southern Lady,
We"1 Master Adams
PAkF lll-Ihs new aud beautiful Polka,
m Master Floyd and w Penn Lehr
scena-The Old Sexton, Geo Kupsel
1'.,,apS zig, II X johnson
ooyn,ris que Dance. Master Floyd
PART IV-overture-"R Railroad"
song-Wait for the Wagon, Np'
Geo kuDke and Troupe
song-"The old folks are gone" [newI --''p'
Masts- Aadms
Song-The darkeys cunning spree, Geo kunkel
T. conclude with the
Famous Christmas Festival Dance.
By Il K Johnson and Troupe
Admission rs cents-Doors open o,Iarter he.
fore o'clock.
oc 4-tf JOHN T. FORD Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC
LATER FROM EUROPE.

-, NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
Inc steamship Atlantic, with Liverpool
dates to the 22d Of September, arrived TODAY
The news, though not Of intrinsic Importance
is interesting.
ne commercial intelligence denotes No
change IN prices. Cotton remained Mt nrev;.
Gus rates, with sales of 10000 bales for three
days. Flour, wheat and corn were steady
aud prices unchanged. Provisions dull.
The Duke of Wellington will be npbl;c,v
buried at ST. Paul's, but the time of the cere
mony is not stated.
Louis Napoleon had arrived at LYONS. and
was received with every demonstration Of
joy.
Destructive floods had occurred on the
Rhine.
The cholera throughout Germany and Prus-
STA showed signs of abatement.
The Chinese rebellion still continued. with
no change in the state of affairs.
Accounts from the East report severe gales
on the India seas.
The ship Osceola, from San francisco for
Hong Kong, was lost on the coast of Chinu.-
The crew, however were saved.
Favorable accounts had been received from
the Australian gold mines.
The ministers of France, Netherlands, and
Turkey, had returned favorable answers 10 The
memorials OF the cheap postage associations.
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ELEGANT ENGLISH EDITIONS, TO

Ia sale by ". M. w EG q bhO.
Boswe.l's Life oil Dir. johnson, vols
Tee iliust aIea London Spelling Book, illustrated
by upw ~ ds Of one hundred and seventy beautiful
wood Gus Of OBJ ects ana described, forming
by far The aiuiing Introduction to LEARNING
ever puDs he'd. (l44 pages-the ninetieth thousand)
Tue Illustrated London Reading Box, contain.
ing series Of lessons on the most amusing and ia
.tructipe subjects. The whole beautifully illusta
led with above two hundred ano nifty Ell gravIngs-
In rueIn thousand.
Tue illustrated London Instructor, being COM
paxton 10 the Reading Book Consisting oil extracts
from En- classical authors. with lz5 sngravigs.
Twentieth thousand
The Illustrated New Testament, (authoyised YER
sion,) with uywarcs Of laO engrs nngs, Beautifully
bound in cloth, embossed aud gilt sides, gilt edges
Iha illustrations are from drawings executed by
eminent artists expressly fur this edition, with
notes. historical. explanatory ana descriptive, and
emoellished by novel panoramic picture OF tae
Holy Land, aud view Of Lower Egypt. oc2
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ARRIVAL OF THE UNITED STATES.
Later California Intelligence.

NEW UKk, NJCI. >.
The steamer United States arrived to-day
She left Aspinwall on the 23d ult.
The steamer Pioneer, while on the trip from
San Juan to San Francisco, was left in St.
sImons Bay on the 18th Of Sept. All her pas
sengers were taken offby the steamer Sea Bird.
Twenty of the passengers died after leaving
San Juan.
Inc steamer California left San Francisco
on the first, with two millions of gold.
The Sun Francisco markets presented unu-
sual activity. Flour was tending upward,
and coffee had largely advanced.
The Ohio, with the California mails and
specie, left AspinwaIl three days before the
United States.
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t-ru caused, in the neighborhood of Brandy
we. Del, by lie escape of u coIored slave
e.. named Judy Wood. from Capt. John
Williams, Of the schooner Lady Monroe" of
fredericksburg, Va, which was lying in the
Eanitwine. Capt. Williams had taken the
-r with him to attend to his children. He
al employed man to pilot his vessel up the
c:e-t, ana when last seen, the girl was talk
IL 10 the piIoI who was in his boat alongside
ia- vessel. Soon afterwards the pilot and the
"a. were both missed, and nothing has been
lear, Of The slaYe since.
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STEAMERs.-The Am,

SAILING OF STEAMERs.-The American
H.. steamer Pacific sailed from New York
.ar3ay, fer Liverpool, with l30 passengers,
.aaa- whom are Humphrey Marshall, min
sig TO Chine, and W. Schaus, bearer of dis
...les 10 the Court of ST. james. The Pa
i, taxes out S435, 600 in specie.
The steamer City of Glasgow, sailed from
p 4dei7hia Saturday, with 46 passengers
g 900 in specie.
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SHOT HIMsELF.-A short time ago, a young
ia. residing in Braxton county, Va, by the
nlMs OF Sparks, accidentally shot, and dan
s-r0UsIy wounded himself. The bullet entered
ar gaGer part of his chin, and it is thought
Tia, tt passed out OF his mouth, taking with it
50 o.bs teeth from the under jaw and tive or
re rom the upper, and piece Of his tongue.
!, IS supposed lie will recover.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOK.

M y pspp,wALUABLK IMPROVED Pho.
the I.Lf IN The CITY OF RiCHM0Hn
Bn.sres Rtver Connection md 49,
and El.r&e Warehouse ON 1 1,th Sf.a.s
between Sn.ln houses and Lots ON Ryrd.
rao.a order Of the Preside, "a s as AUG.
.ois v, the James River 81 800 noa,u Vi De
nn,9ia '1 lsl on WEDNESDAY ,ba so,t COM
the rrs,,;sa. commencing at I2 O'Clock ,,5 =,
Warehonsa on ~. .hat Large and ValuahIe
M On the south side Of tha p.u. VIC
iUtn street. and occupied by Mes.r ne Dasin, on
Watson. The lot fronts 65 feet ana - Luoiam q
feet to the Basin The house is built IS oaez Ieo
stories high, in the most substantial ana iour
manner, fronts o. ieet On 10Th street bound.d CO
the south line by the canal runs back AZ sss. on
within short distance from the Basin and 80 ae. 20
two fronts on the Basin and canal, affords smn1ss
fac lities for receiving and dschareiny merrhsn,
disc. In point of location and construction this il
regarded one of the most valuable Warehouses
IL the city for the transaction of heavy business
Also, Eleven Brick Houses and Lots si;ua
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 could be
made to answer for both residences and business
h1uses, and from their location, will always ind
ready tenants al handsome per centags upon the
outlay.
1t is deemed unnecessary here to enumerate the
many advantages of location and construction com.
bined in the above property but in view Of The i'm
portant improvements in The vicinity thereof now
in progress, we would ask an examination of the
same by those wishing to invest their surplus finds
judiciously.
at and Il months with interest, and the deferred
payments to be secured BY deeds of trust upon the
property.
Sc 90 JAMES N. TAYLOR, Auctr
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TuE LATEST NEWS.
Gen. Scott at Louisville.

-,sv,1Ir. Oct. 2.-The excitement was
~ town all Iastevening and the hotels
.'ea' .'rowded bv visitors to Gen. Scott. He
VI, .srr,enaded by different bands during the
- ,'aS morning he proceeds TO New Albany,
I'm ..,.ns 10 louisville in the afternoon and
'. ,'ng calls from the ladies after O'Clock.
7.., Wool proceeds 10 Cincinnati to-day,
5 .as;ts there the arrival Of Gen. Scott on
~! aD' lawson remains with Scott accom-
" o,.rs hin to New Albany to-day.
hi. meeting is to be held this evening,
addressed by Gov. Crittenden aud
democratic meeting was held last night.
80 SCOTS health Us good.
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WksHlSGroN, Oct. 2.-The Washington
,gaI.c Of thS morning announces that the
d.. James n. Johnson, prominent Union
roc~Io of Georgia, has declared for Scott
Graham.
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Effect 0fMe Caaada's Nems.

NV ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-The Cansda's
news, published in the Picayune to-day, has
had no material effect as yet upon our mar
ka,s. Some holders are asking slight ad-
vance for cotton, but it is not generally paid
Sale, Of aiddling are making at 9sc, and good
Hliddiing al Zoe. The receipts continue large.
Sterling bills on London are quoted92a9l, and
1uU
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOR.
TRTJsTEE Sale Of A HOUSE AMI

FENRCSTEE SAL OF A EULSE A-ND
L LOT ON LEIGH STREEr-By virtue OF a
deed Of trust executed by James Gordon, and
duly recorded in Richmond Hastings Court Clerks
Office the subscriber Iu.tee in said deed (being
thereto requested by the beneficiary viii, on
Tuesday, the 18th day Of October, at haf past
O'CLOCK P 81, sell upon the premises, the property
conveyed in sid deed being lot OF ground stu
ated o., Inc south side of Leigh street, near Brook
Avenue, fronting so fes and running back 20 ieet
more or ,ess and upon which lot stands three
story brick house in excellent order, having been
thoroughly repaired, and all the necessary out
houses, -
TEKms-WiIl be reasonable and viii be announc-
CO o ~ 'A' JAMES M. TAYLOR Trustee.
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SECULAR DEATH.-Mr. Job Forsyth, of
Va, died at Wheeling on Mon
..r, under singular circumstances. On Friday,
3 s.ar,i eruption on his hand, apparently from
a.le of gnat or mosquito, increased by IT.
-l.,.yn and caused his arm TO swell in such
.taI manner as 10 defy all medical appliances,
"a. he died from lis effects al the time stated.
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T ,,-i-yirLE. Oct 2.-There is considerable
,emeGt in town in consequence ola quar-
.etueen the Corporation AMI the Gus Com
-,. y a,rh induced the latter to take the
....s off The lamps, and refuse 10 light up
sri,. About O'Clock, the town folks I'M
? ~ a the tops oflhe street lamps, and fired
a.. burning vast quantity and iiluminat-
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p,,.G-al Euc0uatcr-Duci anticipated. e
y.sr.lk. Oct. IA difficulty occurred at
..., meeting at Portsmo nth last night,
se,, the Ion. Henry A. Wise. and J. G.
,.st. ts6 President Of the Wing Associa-
Tine ne was given and blows were ex-
ICED. when their friends interfered and res
order.
4, 4!e, is anticipated.
\.row cases Of fever have occurred in Nor
.,.-,,., Tie uYSf week,
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MOST VALUABLE FARM AND GRAN.
MI TIE QUARRIES ON THE CANAL, ADIOIN.
ING RICHMOND, FOR SALE AT AUCT ON
VIII be sold on "Wednesday, the 18th day of Oc-
tober, 1882, upon the premises, commencing a. II
o'clock, the Farm on the Canal [adjoning Holly
wood Cemetery, Clarke's Spring and Chevaliie q
old Mill called Bankstown, containing about Sc
acres The land is equal in soil and fertility to any
high lar in Virginia. The whole place is under
enclosure and in the highest state Of cultiy alton
The improvements it consist of two brick
dwellings-one in good order, and having rooms
besides stables, &c. There several most ex.
ceent springs on the land In addition, IT abounds,
ON the bank Of the Canal, in granite quarries of in
eXhaustsble extent, which, il judiciousiy worked,
would, perhaps, be a fortune TO any one. An CT
animation of the land will at attract the aten-
ton OF capitalists. The land will be sold in or
more parcels, as may be agreed on at the time of
sale. The stone quarres will be reserved from the
farming land, and sold separately. plat of the
properly can be seen at my office. After the sale
of the land the entire crops will be Sold consisting
of about 12J bushels Corn. large quantity OF wheat
straw &c. Also, three horses, all the farming i'm
plsInents, &c.
TERMS For the land, one fourth casa balance
at g. ~ and Is months, for negotiable notes Inter-
est added, occurred by trust deed. For the per
sonai estate all sums over $40, months credit for
approved endorsed negotiable paper. The farm ia
admirably adapted to a market garden, or dairy
being within half a mile OF the corporation i'm
its
o. w GODDIN, Auct.
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Ere at tie Michigan Penitentiary.
IA,RsoN, Sept. 80, Z. M.-The fire is still
.s..gg in the Michigan Penirentiary. The
\ -ar, paint and shoe stores have been des
5sed. but the main building is considered
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UNION STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE OF
STEAMSHIP kkUAN{lk q.
United Stats Nail Line leGres eUery Tuesdag q
/ o'clock p Al

United Stats Mail Line learss every Tuesday at
o'clock. p M
FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
~. The Steamship Roanoke Captain
-sssa44.s Parrish, Will be ready TO receive fleight
t1-d4y 2 O'Clock, and will continue to rscev5 t
up 10 TIL hour of O'Clock, P. NJ, Tuesdal, ID 9th
inst, and she will leave at O'clock r. NJ If that
day. by which hour passengers will please to be on
board.
Passage to New York, including meals and fire
staterosm accommodations, only $40; Storage
Passage to do only 50.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk will be
charged the same as by the river boats.
Shippers are particularly requested either to send
name OF their consignses 10 the clerk OF ship, to
our office the afternoon OF Tuesday.
= .oc 4-at LUDLAM IL WATSON
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sTKATTElfS,a, 0EaICl1

Drawn Nos of Delaware, Extra, log, Oct 2:
Ii 63 60 l 20 "a IS SO 50 90 AZ 81 So
VIII lie Nos l6 90 Co. do 81 &c 74-sod and psid
oy STRATTON
Drawn Nos of Delaware, No l02, Oct 9:
~ 80 80 AZ 35 Al 5 "a 2 26 7s 60
To. Dny.-Delaware, No 1913 Capital 50. 900.
10 numbers, l3 drawn. Tickets So oc
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Riot and Less of life,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.
A terrible riot occurred among the fremen in
this city this afternoon. One man was killed
and others were wounded.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. Oct. 2,

Small sales of City Mills flour at 81 81;
Howard street held at 81 IS a 81 81. Grain
scarce; holders firm; prices same as yesterday.
No change TO notice in the prices of other ar,-
cles.
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A FIRST RATE FARN.-We will lse.l pri-
II vately Farm, such as is rarely found 2ln mar
ktt 1t contains l6G acres--l00 cleared the balance
well woooe dali of excellent quality, al mprov
I'D 10 d superior manner, having dwelling with
six rooras, all etful out hou,es together with
excellent apple and peach orchards, hrst rate wa,
ter in the yard &c, &C. Forty or fifty bushels OF
wheat might be seeded TIE soil is very pfcduc-
i've, ana Is sd4ped to the growth Of every desctp-
ton Of crop yer tried upon it, The land might De
divided into two tracts OF l26 aud 40 acres, each
havisg sufficient improvements on IT, The 40 scie
tract woula be fund admirably adapted 10 garden
ing purposes The distance from the city soes not
exceed four miles below Rockets, and the proper
I, il in an excellent neighborhood, adjoining the
tract lately purchased u Doctor Stafke oy !ud &c
Mason. TOLEk {. COOK,
ce2 General Agents.
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BY JOHN X. ID. PAYNE, Salesman.
HANDSOME Nous 8 IL OLD u
= KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
VIII be sold on SATURDAY, the 9th inst, at the re.
sidence Of Mr.. William b. Hamilton, on oih street.
baisg Cary street, q. half past O'clock his House.
ho,d ana Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of TIE usual
variety, nearly new, and in good order. Terms at
sale. &c