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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

THEArRrcALs IN FRANcE.-In the year 1000
tcrc was in Paris but theatre by the end Of 79l
the rumbcr had increased 10 81 the number at present
l. ct The aggregate number in Farnce is 322. The
receipts Of the Partisan theaters, concerts and public
balls for the year lsis were 50O0Of 1912 100000
ls5O. 7lJO,OCOf ISL. 7,GOO,OO1f
III sum taken by the Partisan Theaters during TIN
three days Of the last Carnival Is estimated at lOOOf
The aggregate paid by ell hesetheaters to actors Choir
iss gursnts ia about $50 OOOf The uuicans receive
annually in the aggregate, some GOOOoof and others
connected with the establishments about the same sum
On An average. l20O laborers and handcrafsmen are
employed and at least $500 persons, with their fsm
lies live upon the theaters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
wHsTcHEsTER COUNTY.
In ore INSTINCT ma Iority only given.

In ore District ma ority only given.
iT,yo Districts not heard from. Gone Distract wanted
The returns TO come in from Nount Pleasant ssy
yorktcyn will Z Is said increase the majority for Rercs
and King to l2iO The majority TOR horS'ao seymour,
the Democratic Governor elect set down liza ts
Erseri,k Follctf for Canal Commissioner, 1910: fr
Dsrins Clark for Prison Inspector l2sO; TOR dared
Peek sor Member Of Congress nom the NlntA ConreL
s;oual Datict Lin; for DR.. George c. Finch owe,
Jeremiah Howe TO represen, tAe Eirs' Asse%sy De-
,rict shout Is majority for Member OF sembly ron
The second District jacob Odell $50 over Charles BO
cate Alsop H. Lockwood the Democratic Short elect
had msjority Of I,274 over his opponent VIM Dorna.
and Robert r. Oakley. DEM received amNorayd
1894 over James d. Merit, (Wmg)
The Democratic candidates or state and County
cfices received average majority Of 100 votes
Dr. Collect (Whig) the Temperance Alliance esnk
date FOR Member Of Assembly, % represent the Fru
District received shout 80 voter. thereby dete ngAe
election OF the regular Wing candidate. jeremiah Howe
st. Lawrence Co.-Pierce 1000 maj.-SeJ
mour llO0-Congressmen loo.
XNNI Distributions L. Flagler, Whig.
elected TO Congress by little over 300 mai.
Oneida Co.-Pierce 500 maj.-SeymOur 500
mai. Mattesson Wing, for Congress, has 1000 msi
TIE Democratic Sheriff has 800 maj and the Clerk 4 In
doubt Onondeg-a Co-Al heard nom except Spaf
ford Pierce's maj 3S seymour 40; Jones Goa
grsss ES9; Parker Whig Sheriff. IA Slocum, Waz
Clerk about 100 mel, and probably elected. The rst
are Democratic. Csyuga elects Morgan 20 ConyreS;
Maddison-Cierret Smith. 80 mai, and 2uO mia1ry
in Osvego Wood and hneeland are elected 70 Assem-
bv. others not ascertsined. There was small WEB
ster vote and rather large one tor Haze Monroe Co
The returns come in slowly but the result y known;
scott has 900 maj. state Il, ket 1000. Body, Why
for Congress- 500; Williams Dem, tor Clerk sboi
500; other officers Whg. Tarcc Wang Assembly
men are elected. Green Co.-fOO maj tor Pierce tic
rest of the ticket is Democratic except for Clerk Sui
liysn Co-Pierce over 500 mai. Wig loss of about
400 Tie whole Democratic ticket Is elected S'eaben
Co (complete) 1850 majority for Pierce LOO for
Seymour.
Herkimer, 1900 for Pierce, and 100 for
Seymour
Syrac,lse-e towns Onondags Co give % Wing ms
ioriiy The Wings concede Democratic majority in
the county of iO0-probsbly more. The county ticket
Il Democratic.
Greene Co, 10 towns give Pierce abou, 300 majority
4 towns still TO hear from.
AUBURN "wednesday. Nov. J lisa
Cayuga CO.-Returns all in Scott's majority
is ISL Hunts $50; and Morgan for Congress, 30
SARATOGA "Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1854
In consequence of the rain yesterday, the re-
turns in this county in very slowly As yea
have received hut halt the county which indicates
gain for scott HE majority will probably exceed 500
This town gives him - majority.
Warren co. is reported 600 for Pierce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
PnoRlsLk MuRpkR.-A man NAMED n.n;ei


BURKE was severely. and we believe fatally u,,.1i
on Monday evening BY another named Cornelius Crcv,
ley. 81 the corner OF last and GrAnases There hsa
been quarrel between the parties. and Croylsv 49,
dercd Burke out OF the house; when he reachef he
door stop the alteration Continued end CroOls
struck Burke on the hesd with AK breaking bs st,i
by the blow Burke lived through toe night tut We ara
informed. died yesterday morning. Crowley SAYS tar
Burke inslted him and his ues sister and lSrsf,re
bis sttsck He has been arrested and lodged Ia ISL
lNew-HaVea Courier.
" A curious decision has just been made
by the Custom House suthoricS OF England VII, ths,
ocsd rutbss ToEitvy, and thesorc sabicc, -
an al ralorcr duty OF FIVE per cent. They were not
specihed in Sir Robert Pees tariff oil Hal they been
admitted as dead meal, they would have been exempt
from dnty.
ES- The Parksrsbsrg, VA Ners states that
recently the street in front of the Post Oce IN hst
place wac lighted mp BY the eiesrs OF the law in SCI.
ting IRE T. hGge pile o. MOVE 'ANh had h1s-
. reserved unto the daY f~ orir eat D.. D..
dcuas0a ios tae AS1s ,ag.ia.aI they oeGI - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, Wedneada

IHILADkLFIIIA !" tulI-FItyl NOV. 3 IrBI
Schuylkill Co, 700majority for Pierce; Berks,
COfcislD ALB do. for Pierce; Westmoreand 300 do
.or Pierce Lyeoning 800 do for Pierce Juniafs 20
do for Pierce; Cumberland $40 do for Pierce Lebanon.
200 do. for scott Franklin, 900 do tor scott Dsuphn,
1000 do for Scot'.
Warren increase for Pierce on the State
ticket 300 Crawford. Pierce majority, 40 Lawrence,
Scott $50; Beaver Pierce 10; Fsyette Pierce go;
Washnpton, Pierce 300; Westmoreland, Pierce 40;
Allegheny (complete) Scott 2fl0; Mercer, Pierce 90
Delaware Co (otiicia) scott 372 Myntour Pierce ~;
Luzerne, Pierce ZOO Crawford 655 for Pierce But9
80 for Scott SusGuchannah County gives Pierce a.
least 600 minority increase on all former years;
Lancaster County, SeOtt about 100 majority. Wge
County Civ Pierce over ] 100 majoniy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
NEW.J RSEy.

Hudson Co. gives Pierce and King 65 major.
iy. Lhtcl Coco) is chosen to the Assembly from the
frst District; James T. Davenport, Wing, from the
Second and Jacob NJ. Freeland (Loco) from the Third.
jersey City Scott and Graham 81 majority where
800 was anticipated.
ALEX. NJ G. PENNINGTON, Wing, ia reported "a
elected to Congress from the Vth District including
Jeriey City and Newark The following are all the
returns we have from the District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1852.
For California.
issue TOMORROW MORNING

We shall issue TOMORROW MORNING
The Tribune for California, Oregon azd he Sand
rioi IsIGAds 1t viii contain O summary OF all the
Latest Foreign and Domestic News sinco the sailing OF
the lat steamer; Money and Market Reports, Mar
riages, Deaths, &c.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing can be
had at the Desk Tomorrow Morning. Price six cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

Railway notheari from probably 10 Wing
TRENTON, "Wednesday, Nov. 3, les2
Gloucester gives Scott l33 majority, and
Boyle, Wing, for Congress- 81 Tho whole Wing ticket
is elected.
Cumberland, Pierce 2i9 maj. Atlantic,
Pierce 400 maj. Salem, Pierce 20 maj. Cape Nay
scott, ga maj.
StrattOn has been reelected to Congress In
the Isl District.
DR.. SHELTON (Dem.) reelected to Congress
ia I'D District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
Herkimer, 1900 for Pierce, and 100 for
MASSACHUSETTS,.

SPRISGFIFLD, Wednesday, Nov 3 1872
The Expresses of The Springfield Rcpsbiicas
and The Boston atlas Adceriser and Journal collected
the returns from every Town in the State butts and they
were email snd unimportsnt The grand footngs
follows: Scott 536e2 Pierce, 1922; Hale cs7l6;
Webster and Others $50 The returns cover BIG Tows
Tho following fhe returns 4 far received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
DELAWARE.

WLNscToS Wednesday, Nov. J, 1852
Newcastle Co.--26i majority for Pierce
susfex-ll6 or Pierce, with Two Hundreds to hear
nom. Pieces maj. viii be about 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
c~..rcy CR.rtvxyx
A u,o,y,oySr ExHIBrrIos.-Tbere is no
PRrrARE FOR Cold WEArHER.-Although

November ia Fall mouth, II generally brings with II
nippng and san eager air. that renders warm clothing
necessary for the health well desirable for comfort Ia
anticipation Of the chill bsstS which will prevail
we zee that w T. JESEISGs Co already displaying
almost bounde variety Of ready made Oyercoats over
sscks Coak &C. OF the styles which are 70 be tue rage
during the ensuing The apparel furnished either
ready made or ~ order by the firm Of W. T. JENNINGS
Co. Of this city has been considered ever SINCE We were
youth the beau ideal Of elegance Their store may b.
said TO be the glass OF fashion," and JENNINGS Coat
yest or pair Of PGnaoons universally understood to be
beyond al question model specimen Of the regnlng mode
Ia Oyerco4ts they he this especially distinguished
Themselves We recommend men OF fasnl0n 10 exa n
inc their stock Nothing like II viii BE- found IN any es1b
hssnt IN the line. Clothing made 70 order rarely
equal in ct and cut 10 their readymade garmeRts and
when they execute order perfection may be expected
without fear ofdssppolntment. w. I. JEEsIsGs Co,
No 81 Broadway American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
MARYLAND.

BALTTnoRE, Wednesday, Nov > lsS
Frederick, Washington, Montgomery, Hart
Baltimore and Carroll Counties, and Baltimore CITY,
give Pierce 62lJ. His majority in the State Is at esS
5,O0O
All the State has been heard from, except
Charles and ST Mays giving majority Of 37cs io'
manning Counties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

The ID District Of 4.h WG-d Ist strct of tn - .,
District Of the 9Th the h, AID district OF Iltb w.,
Brooklyn, were counted At ! lac hour last evening
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT-BEooxLyS
Thos. W Cummings, Oein) ......... aS =;
49, 49,. - " 49,
Tie SecoEd lE-trict Of III vsL wsrl F;r.t u -,
- ne tr. - .cc Lii- Cf al ~, he Vllt5 MIN i
80 D-n.et o. Eleventh Ward yet to hear from. not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
CONNECTICUT.

The returns as far as received arc as fol-
lowe conrasted with the enire vote pf 1912 and 1871
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
VIRGINIA..

NoRFoLk, Wednesday, Nov. D. lsss
Norfolk City, piercc's majority is 49,; Ports
wOuh. riercc's mi 36l Suffolk SCOTS maj "
irn CO.'S frr. lie Democrats reyf -siae lar~''y
Etiwnl iLoicrlC laygc majority i9r fiefo''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

"Tnx AmrsIcAs CosIc ILLusTsATEp PICK.
No y Of this brilliant and spirited Weekly p ohsnea
a,a viii Be for all over the city tins morning ~
,re exceedinzly well engraved designs frUm the penek
Read ana McLsnnan. One, The Popular shop, oce.Py
ia four column block IL The eeyerest political cur
ever publish The heads OF Scott and rierce sts ~
IL esss The editoriels are more spicy aud WHY t1en
ever and new aor, by Mr. Pick i also Rsrsr.sd
this number 1t called Henry rres'o IoU M, eopy OF
The Pei Il is the best Of 6resde Pspes n ."i0o
cent? and for al. By the newspaper agents ana JOYS
rY Corr UP TO TIE SCRATCH, GEsTLESEs.
have lost hat the electron ard want 70 please
your friend BY an inimitable Hat call on fsk.NAs no
a Eni,onst His hats cannot fail 70 please b1th winner
"a - NV tbeir elegance durability, and low .price.
Hs,s Nc 10 order the shortest pos bic time, and ar
rssted 70 ht.
A MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITION. is no
.ne In town tbst surpas Ksoxs show Of Chldrens
Iss and Cets manufactured expressly for this Season
Eexs1 stysh and cheap these besutifal fabncs must
oemsnd universal attention. KNOX is IT No l%o folton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
Immrssr BARGAINS ~ Dry GooDs.-The Ii

IMMFFSE BARGAINS IN DRf OOODs.-l ne La
dies will find Of the greatest bargains in Dry Goods
they found In this city, OF HITCHcoCK bsADbEAT
TR's No Sf7 Brcadway, Of LeODards tIey are
20 sell cheaper than other estabishuent IN
the city They offering superb SILK Tor yard an
eIsgsut Long Shawl warranted all wool for 81; hand
some all wool Square Shawl for 81 81 and French Mer
noes CashrHeres DE Lanes, PeraDattas, P9id boo1s
Coaks &c, &C. equally cheap They have large SOCK
of Wooden Blankets Quils flannes Table Darnsst Nap
kins &C., &c, which they selling very cheap Also
every kind aud style Of Mourning Goods as black Bonba
zines Apacas black DE- Lancs &c. &C Gentlemen's tur
nshngs Jnde FsTts DTavers Scarfs Crayats Gloves
&c, &c much cheaper than at Gentemens Furnishing
Stores
IT. What Gentleman will 90 badly dressed
when Clothing can be obtained cheap A. H. L. Fosters
Clothing Store, No n Couandtst where every article OF
dress be procured ade the most Fashionable and
tasidious manner Call and satisfy yourself
They FIR LIKE GLOvE.-Ths common
expression applies literally 10 the elegant fashi0Daby cut
aud beautifully made Shirts furnished order by GREEN,
ticie according promise well known their per
lection
SoyT WHITE HANDS ARE DEsRABLE.-Ia-
dice using India Rubber Gloves for coal fires and all house
hold work Of white hands Chapped hands salt
rheum immediately cured By their use sold az HITCH
COCK 4 LElDBsATER's, No 81 Broadway; BEGRtANs,
No. COL do, RICE SMITHS IN do; and by all Rubber
deslers
IRs ANDREWS a. LANPHIER, Merchant
Tsilors have removed from No 23 to No. 6H Bc0ldsay
brewster Marble Budngs between Houston and Beeck
line at The shortest notice, and the most fashionable mite
riais
rY' Beads, of every description, for sale by
NJ. 7. Bows,
No 1856 Pearl-st.
Newly Ork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

IY' Beads, of every description, for sale by
NJ 7. Bows,
No 1856 Pearl-st.
-N.rk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

Color FOR C0LoR.-CRiSTADoRo challenges
Nature herself TO surPass the beauty OF his Browns aud
Blacks, produced by his Liquid Hair Dye. Applied aud
cold al CsIsrADosos Wing aud Scalp Est Adjustment. No
Aston House Private rooms Tor applying Dyes snd fitting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
u GouRAuD's Liquid Hair Dye is, without

eASsphon the best invented Equally celebrated
Mediested Soap fox curing pmpes, freckes,
can tse' uesh worns teter, sAowness tan roushness
eas. s'ses eIssss &c fosdre Subtitle uprOots HAIR
aud Hair Restorative at s. walkes-st ussr Bro.9u.v
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

tV- LYoS's KATHAiRoN-For preserving,
restoring and Identifying the larthe desirable Toilet
Article On the world Ladies Try il Ii costs but . cents
IN large bottles aud sold by all principal dealers through
North and South America Europe aud the Islands Of
che Ocean. +. THOMAS Lyon, No. l6l Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

sY' Housekeepers and all others in want of
BEDDING Bodstsads &C. would do well TO call a, NJ WILL
LARDs old established WarerOOms No. $50 Chathsms
OF Mulberry where may be found the largest
sormen Of artces in his ne ever eered 20 the plbc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
fR- Fairbanks,s Patent PIatform and Conn

Ter soaes improved quality and reduced in price adapt
ed 10 every required operation Of weighing For sale IN all
their variety by FAIRBANKS Co. No ~ Waterst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

" FowLKss & WxlIs, Psychologists aad
No. N9 Washington 81. Boston 49, '''"' i"'~' an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

Tho Wing ticket contained the Of four candi
datss Tor COroncrs in the Cas;leon Disric which will
probably throw the entire vote OUT, in those Dtrc,s
II law requiring but three.
ROCKLAND co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

THERE n NO USE TALKISG.-When people
can get Carpets at HIRAM ANDERsoNs No. ~ Bowcry,
cheap they viii 20 nowhere elso. Viz English Tapestry
Brussels Carpets n, ~ end Three Ply Carpets o,
n erdsl OIL Cloths e. 81 Shrdes 3 to 90 Rugs POI
60 siO each; Drugscs b. a. O. and 81 remnants Of On
Cloth at one halt the real value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

tee OF that method Of Banding Pull0ys, applied TO
CIRCULAR and Scroll Saws in the late Fair in Castle Gden,
may be seen day and evening No Sc Dey-st
wich where he will be happy exhibit aud explain his
vention 70 all who may favor him with call.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

~ A large variety Of Parlor, Hall, Office
aud Cooking Stoves of the very best quality OF Cis;iug
csn be had at very low prices wholesale retail,
H. 4 T. =. RoOTs No. us Watrrst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
TnrY FIR Ike a GLoyE-Ths common
IY. AspRrws a. LASPHrER, Merchar

Tsors have removed from No 23 to No gu Bc1ld.ay.
fBewstos Marble Buildngs between Houston aud Beecs
where they prepared TO furnish articles IN their
line AZ the shorte notice and the most fashionable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04

TREES AND PLAsrs-PARsoSs Il Co., Flush
ting near NewNork, offer for sale their usual ut
with the addition Of many novelties OF fruit trees for
the orchard aud garden shrubs aad
Tor the avenue lawn cemetery for the gpery aud
exotic plants for greenhouse culture Catalogues b.
obtained at No 60 Cedarst will be sent ~ mail 10 all
ainnyinn anpicAnts inclos ng a postage stump.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
rRr What Gentleman will 90 badly dressed

when Clothing can be obtained cheap At H. L. PosTERs
Clothing Store No n COurandtst where every article Of
procured made up the most fashionable and
fazidous manner Call and satisfy yOurself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
HAIR Dyr AND WiGs.-pATcHELoR's Man

Tux TwkLrrH MEDAL. Those splendid
Ciayon DaSuerrrotypcs taken by Roof and shown the
Far 20 the admiration OF the 30 900 visitors have given
hun the Silver Medal The having had the Gold Medal last
year, end under the rule entitled 10 u tins season) HIS
rgular nague nseotypes entered for competition
aud the prikc wholly unexpected. MT II. has taken
Prize Medals than other arts, IN the country
His rooms are at No 3,S broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-04
rv@ A near friend and not dear friend, is

the warm bosom friend. RAY Il ADAMs's Stocking Knit
Updersh the best OF all fabrics Ton protecting the
without encumbering the wearer. Ray 4 ADAMS, I'm
porers and Manufacturers OF Hosiery Bn1 Under garments
No sol Broadway opposite the Metropolitan Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
SATURDAY.

CITY HoTEL.-Gw Willis, Hopkins, w 8
Grafton, C Ellis Henrco; A 8 Clark, H Watkins,
Va; 8 Worthem Richmond Jno Herbert, r w
Foulkes Va; Vaughn, Tinsley, B w HURLEY,
w Timberlaks, Leween, Henriro; A Bur-
ION, Farmvile; ] A Jordan, Smith6eld; Jno Gam.
MEL w scluter, Jos LeRar, Hampton ] Win.
Jams, Portsmouth; J II Allen, Va; Micks. Ba!ti
more: J Archer, Petsrsburg; C Gumpel Phil:
John Smith, Va; Wm White, Kentucky; G w
Morrison, Ala P J Hsskins, Powhatan: VIM
Tonpkins, Texas; T Coonly, T Peek, Syracuse:
Thomas, Va; David Morrison, C 3 Morrison,
Farmville L w Miller, N C; Minor, w w Minor,
Charlottesville.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL r Atkinson. Peters
burg: II L Bowen d lady, farewell J Jones, Che,,
'erheid; Black, Cumberland John Foster. Prince
Edward: NJ Ferguson, Frank n; G w McCherney,
Roanoke; Hart, Mecklenbure; 6 Jordan,
Jordan Springs; w Woodruff, s. ] NJ Woodruff,
NY.
AMERICANA Hale, Giles Co Va. r Archer
Amelia; % Jennings, Lynchburg; r Poulson,
Accoaac. J Y Russell Mobile: Chas Russell, Pc
tersoUes; Walton Va ID pogaI3s-k. G, B
Martin, Phil; J Kidney, Campbell; c Dudley,
Petersburg; C Johnson, Geo. J Meaney, Guoch-
land: E Stands, Harrisburg Va; VIM Robertson,
Petersburg; A Morrison, Washingt n Will
son, Florida; w w H9rrey, Maryland; 7 Wilson,
Phil: Jno.G Wyatt Roauoke c Turnbull, Nor
folk; Jno Z White, Mo-
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-Rcbt Gamble, Florida;
J Young, Henrico; K Ashby, Texas; ) B Starke
81 lady, Sherwoo Va John ) Pryor Norfolk Va;
w Nc fiowan, Prince George Gov. 0 Scott IL la
dy, Mrs w Jackson, Mrs burlington, Miss Jackson,
Farrnville; A w Jordon S lady Lynchburg Augs.
Meyer, Jas. King Jr., Baltimore; Jos. l. Lyon,
Norwich; williamson Mecklenourg: Joseph
Sturges, Georgia; James l. Adams, N Y; Chas. r
Howes, Phil VIM White. Kew; Mrs Adams g.
daughter, MY; + Fontaine, Va C.. K. l..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-08

A LII SMALL NOTES, except UNION
II BANK taken at the ruarke. rates fsr Dry
Goods, at IL ROSENFELDS, No. rs Broad Al.
where he creates, bargsins win be offered In every
artc e-such as Mouslaines, Cashrsres + ench
end British nerinos, plain AMI figured Alpaca.
silks, Embroidrriss in geeat variety, HOSIERY,
Gloves, Chem'se;tes. Sleeves Cellars, Caroets'
Blankets. Flsnnels, Cloths, Cassineres, Sstinets'
he' segs. Linseys DC; Cotton Cloth from couss to
the duest Il RoSENFELD, l75 Broad s,rse,
&C 22-ItaS