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Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03

Louisiana ,...................,
tennessee .,....,.'..",lZ L
mississippi .".."....-..,..,r
ARKANSAS ...'..,..."......,"'
Iexas..., ,...r,.....".,.''....".
Whole number of votes. 900 az u
Necessary to choce....." l4s
The following returns we're published in this
mornings papers;
The town of Portland gives l67 for Pierce; it
gave 234 for Taylor
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The town of Concord, the residence of Mr..
Pierce, gives him majority Of SO; Cass had III
majority.
The town of Manchester gives ls majority for
Scott; it gave "a for Tayl.r.
In this State Pierce's majority is very large
VERMONT.
This State has gone for Scott by considerable
majority
MASSACHUSETTS.
The city of Boston votes: For Scott 4,472,
Pierce 4, 1866, Hale 1,0l7. Taylor's majority was
$3.50.
Hampden county gives Pierce s,545, Scott
3,458, Hale 757.
The city Of Lowell gives 455 majority for Scott.
Taylor's majority was 1859.
1000. Scott has plurality of about five thou
sand in the State.
RHODE ISLAND
The returns from Rhode Island leave no doubt
that Pierce has carried the State.
CONNECTICUT
In the city of Hartford Scott loses 432, aud
several small towns show steady Pierce gains.
NEW YORK.
The city of New York gives about 1000 ma
jority for Pierce.
Buffalo gives 24s majority for Pierce.
Newburgh gives majority for Pierce.
The Democratic candidate for Governor in this
State runs far behind Pierce, and the Wing can
didate far ahead Of Scott.
PENNSYLVANIA.
The city of Philadelphia proper gives Scott
1859 majority; Taylors majority was $3.50.
The Northern Liberties give 1,023 majority
for Pierce being Democratic gain of / 1923.
Allegheny county gives Scott 1000 majority,
The majority for Taylor was 1921.
Moyamensing gives Pierce 800 majority.
Lehigh county, in eight townships, Pierce has
1928 majority
In Newcastle county Pierce gains 900,
MARYLAND.
IL
IL, O55, Scott 1865. Majority for Pierce 4,474
Anne Arundel county gives 100 majority for
Pierce; Baltimore county about 100; Fredsr-
lex county 202 for Pierce.
VIRGINIA
In Alexandria city.and county SCOTS majority
is 208, Wing loss of GA on the late Governors
election.
In Richmond the majority for Scott is 500, O
gain Of 8 on the Governors election.
In Fredericksburg Pierce's majority is AZ, a
Wing loss of SO.
In Petersburg Pierce has 245 majority, Wing
loss Of 304.
In Wheeling SCOTS majority is 253, a large
loss.
At Harpers Ferry Pierce has % majority, q
gain of g.
sandusky gives Pierce 522 majority, Wing loss
244.
In Toledo the Wing loss is H.
Lucas county gives Scott 60 majority
Ohio city gives Pierce a small majority,
MICHIGAN.
Detroit gives Pierce 522 majority, Wing loss
! 36l
SOUTH CAROLINA.
This State-from the eccentrcities of her Or
bit, called the comet of our system-has through
her legislature, appointed eight Pierce electors
LOUISIANA
New Orleans has gone for Pierce by about nc
majority, being Democratic gain Of ], 100,
TENNESSEE.
The returns indicate that Scott will sweep the
State by large majority.
MACHINERY FOR CuBA.-yerv few nersons are
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the race. NV "' "o' run In
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PROPOSALS TO BUILD A SEWER IN NINTH
STREET WEST

PROPOSALS TO BUILD A SEWER IN NINTH
STREET WEST.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the under
- signed until II o'clock Tuesday, the 9Th day Of
November 1852, for extending the along 9th street
west from street north the north side of New York
The proposals TO be left at the Mayors Office and to
be endorsed Proposals for sewer In 9th street"
The wall Of the to be nine inches In thickness built
Of the best sound hard brick laid In the cement
and the to be Of the dimensions of four feet in d.
ameter In the clear inside and Of depth of about
twelve feet four inches below the top Of the curb line the
all the surplus earth portion Of it TO be deposited
In street north, between 9th and 10th streets west to
raise to the proper grade and also to take up and relay
all the Dag ootways which may be necessary to take
in the progress Of the work. and TO make all the openings
for branch drops the intersections Of such
streets the opinion Of the Engineer may require them
The bottom Of the excavation 10 be made 10 ut the out
side Of the bottom OF the sewer.
Bidders to state the price nes foot for everything
complete.
Bidders will also the price per lnesl If the thick
Of the wall Of the be reduced to four and half
inches.
In. work Is to he executed at such times Mayor
reserved Of having portions Of H. not less In length than
square, done at different times he may deem e1pedent
Persons disposed TO bid diagram In the office Of
ths Engineer for completing the grades Of the city, In the
City Hail. which will show the cutting necessary to be done
The contractor 10 make the proper connexion with the
present sewer
The contract win be given the lowest Tsspon
sibe bidder whs will be ured enter into bond with
such security may be satisfactory the Mayor the
faithful performance Of his contract.
FRANCIS b. LORD,
Commissioner Sd and 4th Wards
CHAs. p. wANNALL,
JAMES ToWLEs,
oct 80 Assistant Commiss
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DRAWN NUMBERS OF THE DELLA
IL ware State Lottery, Glass l25, drawn at VIII
mington, Delaware, October 49, 1852:
l6 So SO 90 so 10 40 A Go G 40 z 80 20
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Ladies' and Children's Hosiery.
XTE ask the Ladies' to call and examine our large
w complete stock Of Hosiery, embracing all colors,
Sizes and qualities, with Large stock of best Kid Gloves
at 70 cents We woEd also add few of those Ladies'
Linen handkerchief at 81 So worth 50 by the dozen At
the new dry goods store OF
MAXWELL, SEARS 4 CoLLEY,
nov l-eod3tif Penn ay between 9th and 10th SITS.
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Fresh Arrival of New Dry Goods!

Fresh Arrival Of New Dry Goods!
WE name In part
w 10 pieces ia Bleached sheetngs, very cheap
Is do l04 do do
IL do 81 do do
10 do "a do do
Is do "a Pillow case COttons, do
With Beached Cotons 34 s A. ali Of the best makes
and at the lowest prices
Brown Cottons "a, IS, Al, 81, ca, and from Ca up
Mousen de LANES from l2lS cents TO 81 per yard
Rcd and white all wool and cotton Fsnnels, very cheap
&C. Handkerchefs from 90 10 81 cents
Embroidered Handkerchiefs from 90 cents to So
Pocket SILK Hsndkerchefs Of every style and pattern
Cassimeres In Psin and Fancy colorssome very hand
SOMEHOW 62I5 cents up.
sattnets in every color, from 81 4 10 IS conts
Ladies' Cotton and Wooden Hofe and half Hose
Childrens' Cotton and Wooden Hose
suspenders, Gloves, Buttons, Morocco Belts &C. &c with
large stock OF Goods to which call the attention of the
public generally.
ID. IL TEBBs, / CO.,
No. 4, South ride Penn. ay between 9th and eth
nov 1-tr Wash News
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NEW BOOKS.
THE SUCCESSFUL MERCHANT; Sketches Of the Life
of Mr.. Samuel Budget, late of Kingswood Hill. by
William Arthur, A. M author Of Mission to the Mysore.
16mo. pp 422 Price 90 cents.
Government of Children By Rev. J. Gere lsmo, PIP.
157. Price 30 cents.
Gems of Female Biography. compiled by Rev. Daniel
Smith. 1Smo., PIP. 430. Price SO cents
Autobiography Of Rev. Tobias spicer. Containing Incl
and Observations also account OF his visit to
England With and beautiful portrait limo.
PIP 312. Price IS cents
The Widows Souvenir; Gift Book for Widows. By
A. c. Rose 24mo, PIP l2s Muslin, gilt edges. Price 30
cents.
For sale by GRAY BALLANrYNE,
nov Seventh street
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PALMER, the American Newspaper Agea.ll &C., ors
ou ohoyisd agent this paper In the cities ~
NM York and Philadelphia and Is duly empower ~ ta
sdyertsements and subscriptions at the rates ~
by us Ills receipts VIM be regarded as SgW YORK T
hume Buildings; PHILADELPHIA, n W. corner OF iniro
and Chestnut streets.
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More New Music!

THE sONTAd POLKA
i Alice Polka ..
Tedssco Polka
The Sprite Polka #t
Elfn Poka
FLEURS ITALIENNE, from the Operas of Rossni,
Beni, Donizstti, and Verdi
Variations upon the fayorite song "Good.bye."
Variations on "Thou hast wounded the spirit that
loved thee"
Shower of Pearls
Atlantic schottische
Mary ofArgyle, &C. &c.
Music Paper
At WIMERS New Store,
oct 28 9th street, near Louisiana avenue,
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B<5- The alarm of fire this morning was caused
by the burning of a blacksmith's shop in the up
per part Of the Second Ward
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PIANO AND TABLE COVERS.
A Card.

THE subscriber takes this method Of returning her thanks
for the liberal patronage extended to her store the
stock OF which is disposed Of and ocits those having
accounts due to said store settle them by the LIST of No
yember and thereby the trouble and expense which
must necessarily attend the collection of the
TN Her entire attention is given to the Hn-
NJ vi MILLINERY BUSINESS, UPSTAIRS, where 2Bx5
IT. ladies invited to call and examine her K
beautiful pattern hats the prettes Of the 80
&. COLLISION,
oct CTR 9th street. Louisiana avenue.
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GENTLEMENs FASHIONABLE READY-MADE
EIQTHING ..3a.

1IEMEN
CLOTHING.
OF first quality comprising the largest and hest assort
~ ment Of Ready Garments of all kinds ever Of
fered to the citizens of Washington, such as
K'haban Overcoats, article
Cloak Overcoats
Sack Sutout Overcoats of all grades and qualities,
Superne Dress OK aud Sack Coats of best quality
Business Sack and Frock Coats,
P.ntaloons of all kinds and qualities,
Rich Velvet Silk San and Cashmere Vests Of the latest
and newest styles. .
with a complete assortment of Gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods. WALL IL STEVENS,
Successors to VIM WALL Penn avenue, between 9th and
oct 29-3t 10th streets first door east of Iron Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03

The returns indicate that Scott will sweep the
State by a large majority.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03

BLANKETS BLANKETSI
WE have now on hand large assortment Of q 10 H.
kets, Bed Comforts, and Quilts. W. EGAN son,
South side Penn avenue, Sd store east Of eth street
nov lot
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The city of Philadelphia proper gives Scott
$3.50 majority Taylors majority was $3.50.
The Northern Liberties give 1923 majority
for Pierce, being Democratic gain of 1928.
Allegheny county gives Scott 1000 majority.
The majority for Taylor was 1921.
Moyamensing gives Pierce 900 majority
Lehigh county, in eight townships, Pierce has
1923 majority.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-11-03

New Orleans has gone for Pierce by about Z
majority, being q Democratic gain of LOO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. I7.-FIour quiet, and pr.
css firm; sales of about 1000 bbls. at s. to S.
H. Red Wheat, LOS to SLIP; white, 81 IA
to $l'l8. New white CoEn,70 to - cts; yell
low, Y to % cts.
NEW YORK, Nov. T.-Sales ofl5,O00 bills.
Flour, at firm rates; $4,000 bushels wheat. at
SLY for western; and $4,000 Corn, at "a to 95
CTS. for mixed, and 81 to ga cts. for southern.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE SOUTHERN CIRCUS.
ROBINSON ELDRED, PROpRILTORS.
WILL. EXHIBIT IN RICHM ID

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
leth 18TH and Goth Of November
ADAISsIoE-50 cents, children and servants hall
price.
The Proprietors of the Southerr. Circus have
much pleasure and confidence in presenting their
Company as it now stands TO the Richmond pu bic
since they visited ths city in the Spring they have
expended over fifteen thousand dollars in making
thi. the most perfect establishment of the kind in
the world
The arenas of all Europe have been drained of
their equestrian ability. The burning deserts of
Arabia secured foI intelligent and beautiful horses
The Theatres of this country and England have fur.
nished dramatic talent and the Rocks of the North
ern Hebrides climbed to procure diminutive and
curious performing Ponies.
The Southern Circus
dlsclaims connection with any other As il now
stands, it Is composed OF one hundred Horses and
Ponies, and seventy five Performers and Attaches
Among the latter are all the Stars the profession
During their stay In Richmond constant succes.
sion Of Novelties viii be produced
MASTER JAMES ROBINSON
continues to lead the Male Equestrian exercises
MADAME ROBINSON
VIII appear in her superb acts upon the newly pur
chased and hig bly, trainnd Arabian Horse Jupiter
MASTER JOHN
VIII introduce an act of horseuanshp never before
attempted by any performer
20 Rsasnbsr ! Reiassabsr = Remember We
DO not come 90 Friday the I2th, but We do souss on
Thursday, the 18th. .
THOMAS USHER L'DMARSH Agent.
no l-tdf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18

- We learn from the Boston Post that
p Of, the citizens of Boston and vicinity are
...a- ap 4 complimentary testimonial OF
y personal esteem for the President elect,
~ shape Of a model carriage, together
aorsc> aud eqaipage complete, all of New
and production, for the occasion of his
guration in March next.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,,rgs Of Transformation of Murder,

large Of Fraud Csnricfioa Of Murder.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6.-Jacob Christian
II August Burger were arrested today,
gsreed bv George krecht with having obtain.
. 800 francs from the Bank of Basel, in
S,ezctIand where they had been deposited
!, the latter, by forged power OF attorney
j IN parties are Swiss.
samuel Copperthwate, charged with the
.r!er OF Waterman Miller. was to-day con,
led of murder in the second degree.
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Further by the Black warr,or

NEW YORK, Nov. l7-P.M.
AdTlces received by the Black Warrior
state that Captain General Canedo was NOV.
ing with an army of 10000 men, from poipt
10 point on the Island of Cuba, and was or.
ganizing for active service.
The news Of the election of Pierce and King
reached Havana on the II,h.
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By Alexander Mott & Co.

hGR EVENING SA as Will be Continued
" until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock, at which time We will sell from the shelves
in lots TO suit purchasers, good selection Vi peco
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns, pstois,
gold aud silver watches and clocks and time pieces
oi every description Also a general assortment OF
fsncy goods. ALEX MOTT a. co,
Ancfi0naera
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4 1000 Observation-Disclosures CAKES, &c, &c,
" 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, can be easily made with this infallible
powder. The directions are easay followed aud
accompany every bJx; for sale " holesale and retail
BY the agents. PURCELL, LADD & CO,
ns ii 90 Main st cor i4h
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA.
Arrival OF the Black Warrior.

NEW YORK, Nov. IL.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived this
morning, having left Havana on the ll,h. She
reports that Spanish war steamer was cruis.
ing OF Moro Castle, with instructions TO pre.
vent the Crescent City entering Havana at
every hazard.
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Keep u I3etore Ihe People. thal

IL = CELEBRATED PREMIUM bITIERS
ne cure iur dyspepsia in all its various stages,
4ess the large npnbe: of voluntary certificates
the hands OF the proprietor, and the great de-
orr wherever Il has been introduced No med
yer introduced to the public has ever gained the
MY possessed ~ these Bitters with so little aid
liz public press They preventive of Ague
yer II corlectUr OF dlsOrdered stomachs, and the
nc 10 ., had at any price. Let the sufferer try
b I'D be convinced.
only 50 ceuts per bottle. To be had at the drug
.r Of
I'll, Ladd Co. A BOdeker, Adie & Gray, Ben
Beers, Gaynor i Wood, and f Picot Main
Blair, VIM p Ladd, and Seabrook Reeve,
e street, Richmond, Va ec2t
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: For Liver COmpIaint. Dyspepsia,

he liver being the largest gland in the human
Z II more frequently deranSed than any other
'l.pw dyspepsia, constipation, cold feet and loss
u5c-the skin becomes yellow, the spirits droop
re Is great aversion TO society. Regulate the
Id you correct all these evils. The surest pre-
is - take are Dr. ROSES celebrated Railfoad
: Bilious Pills. They carry oil the bile, and soon
petite and strength
r yspePsiH compound should be taken where
has been troubled with dyspe psia Il long time
~ cents; bp. tor colds, bilious habits jaundice,
-,e Dr. Roses AptI-Bl.ious or Railroad Pills, as
ahead OF all other pills III their good effects
nd > cents per box.
sale by Purcell, Ladd 3 Co, Bennett & Beers, o
ker, Gayuor y Wood a Bodeker Adie L GRAY
H. Duyal, J Blair, NJ Zachrisson, and W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18
NIinois Congregational Election.

r.>cIN<Arr, Nov. l5.-The complete Con.
-ess,onal returns from Illinois have not vel
en- received. bu; the following persons are
~ro>cd 10 be elected in the districts named :
t,.uirt. Campbell, democrat, 2nd district,
o,rof.h, Democrat; 3rd district, Morton,
=: o.h distinct, Yates, whig; 9Th district
stable, whig; S,h district, Gillespie,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18

TO the Public.-The number of IRENE
diaole evils caused by the use Of Hair TONES"
paraded before the public in the newspapers, sug.
e SIS to the OF the celebrated "FetcS
ers Hair Tonic" the propriety of cautioning the
public against all articles Of the sort, unless pro.
perly tested. His own practical experience with
the hair, satistes him OF the great uty Of the
Fletcher Hair Tonic" and the very great danger
OF using any other without being fully aware of is
chemical properties. 1t is melancholy indeed. 10
see the most teauttul Of natures orname nts dried
shriyelled and wasted away by the improper use Of
articles called hair tonic. The genuine Fieteher,s
Halr Ion1c Is sold by Bennett & Beers, K K Du.
val and Seabrook q Reeve Broad street. and under
American Hotel, wholesale and retail! by the manu-.
facturer, JOHN Johnson.
n. B-Eo charge for trial no IN
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Rom SAN FRANCIsCo.-The clipper ship
a@'J arrived at New York, Tuesday, in 90
from san Francisco. This is believed to
.4e shortest passage ever made between
francisco and New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18

v!rwAUKlE, Wis, Nov. ia special mes
-er Las arrived here from Madison, bring
.ar Governor postponement of the exc
I'm # CouuoughIy and Mcdonald. who
o.. 10 haye been hung to-day.
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Sailing Of the Africa

New YORK, Nov. IL.
The steamship Africa sailed for Lyerpool
to day, taking out 100000 in specie.
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rF= The Postmaster General has appoint
Mr. Henry II. Potter, OF Norfolk, Va, route
~. on lho Raleigh and CASTOR Ra iroad.
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Arrival of the United States.

NEW YORK, Nov. II.
The steamer United States arrived to day
from Aspinwall. She brings sl2O, 900 in spe-
Gle.
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~sav ,RM.-GUite n severe storm OF
fr.vaied IN Lynchburg yesterday-so
am by tell. raph.
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BY JAMES NJ. TAYLOK--
TWO HOUSES AND LOTS AVN

WIN be sold on Tuesday, the 23rd November, a
, clock, upon the premises, those two Framed
Houses and Lots and two vacant Lots, situated on
the north side of Marshall street. between 18th and
l9;h streets, near the residence of Mr. James II
Pondexter. The houses contain about rooms
each, with the usual outhouses, and are in excel.
lent order, with lots attached fronting 25 feet each
and running back leo feet
OF the vacant Lots, the one at the corner of Mar
shall and 18th streets fronts IS feet and the other
two front 40 feet each, aud run back 1870 feet The
improved portion of the above property is now
rented at good rent; and from its convenience of
access to the heart of the city, and its retired oca
ton, the whole of it might be made to yield hand
some per cent upon its probable cost and this pro.
perry being beyond the corporation line, is exempt
from city taxes.
IERMs-One third cash; balance at and u
months, with Interest, the credit payments TO be
secured by trust deed
no Is JAMES M. TAYLOR Auctr
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: Ii was discovered, about 20 years

. IT W"s HIstUFtfCu, dUUut 80 ysdTE
Il the county OF King and Queen, by Ply
eminent in his profession, that Asiatic Chol-
Cholera Morbus, Bilious ChoIic, Dysentery,
laaa Lock Jaw, aud many other nervous and
IA ilc diseases Of very dangerous character
! De easily cured. Since that time hs,h has
"a that tact to hundreds Of our fellow citizens,
III prove it to as many as will try DUVAL'S
~ ANTISPASMODIC the peoples isvorite
ne. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
b, or any Druggist in the city. See advertise
B. au 6-3tawte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-18

mo LEGisLATuRE.-The adjourned SEES
'l the Ohio Legislature commenced at
.tu, Tuesday.
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BY PULLIAM Il DAVIS, Auctioneers,
hESIRARLE hrA n.TATE In THE


hESlkABLE Real. ESTATE IN THE
az TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, the LIB day of this month, at 3k
o'clock, 2. M on the premises in the town of Msn-
chester, We will SELL without reserve, the following
Real Estate to wit First, the Tenemen, nc occu.
pied by Mrs. Day, on Main street The dwelling
has six rooms and a store, and cellar basement
kitchen, &c. Second, small Tenement in rear OF
the dwelling. Third, the Dwelling House now DC.
eupied by Gill, Esq, being a twostory h 1use
with five rooms, kitchen, smoke house well Of good
water, and line garden. Also lot of Ground
containing n ceres, on the square next below the
Farmers Hotel The aforesaid property is sold by
order of the heirs of the late Walter C. Day
Immediately after, We will sell two Tenements
on the street Immediately ia OF James NJ Per
due j. Co.'S.
The whole of the above named property will pay
Is per Cent what it will probably sell for. There
is Eot one vacant house in the town of Manchester
TEhMs-One-thi cash, balance at and IL
months, interest added.
no l3-tds PULLIAM & DAVIS. Aucts.
WIN be sold Immediately after the above, House
and Lot upon the same square fronting the tobacco
factory Of Thos Walden. Esq The house has three
rooms, and kitchen AMI garden attached
Terms ut sale.
NOS PtLLiAM & DAVIS Arcts
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Z MUULSUN,
nol1 10 n ain ST. the great Sky Light Gallery.

E9T Music, Musical INSTRUMENTS, &C.
ThOS II GRESHAM, l09H Broad street has for
sale all the lae4t and most popular music of the
day also great variety Of musical instruments,
such as Guitars, Accordeoas, Viohns, Banjos
Flutes, Flies, and every thing in the musical line
He is also agent for the Musical World and New
York Musical Fmes.
Also fine assortment of instruction books for
piano, accordion, &c. Cell and examine for your.
selves. no 1912