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DIED,

In this city, on the Both ultimo, LAURISTON
WARD. esq, formerly of Saco, Maine, late a clerk
in the Navy Department.
On Thursday morning. the lst instant, after q
short Illness, ALICE ANN, adopted daughter Of
CHRIsropHKR and ELLEN N. ATE.
Suddenly, in Georgetown, d. c., on Thursday
morning, January /, SAMUEL WOLLARD, aged
45 years.
His funeral will take place Sunday. 4th in
slant, from his late residen on Bridge street,
Georgetown, ID. c.. at u O'Clock.
At New York. on Wednesday morning, Decem-
Der 81, CATHARlNE MATILDA, wife Of Lieu
| tenant JOHN CALHous, United States navy, and
daughter of JOHN c. CLARKsoN.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, by the Rev. JoHs C..
SMITH, Mr. GEORGE GIDEON WILSON TO Miss
MARIAN LOUISA PLOWMAN, all of this city.
On same evening, by the same. Mr.. WILLIAM
II. FORREST 10 Mise SARAH JANE MOORE,
all Of this city.
On Thursday, january l, by the Rev. PErER
LANAHAN, Mr.. LEMUEL ID. WILLIAMS to Miss
SARAH NJ. O'DONNELL, all of this city.
Bait. Sun please copy.l
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VNTINE STORE JOHN II. RUTgN.NN

WINE STORE. JOHN VI. BUTHMANN
rennsyivania avenue. south side, between
y ana 9th streets, has received an invoice Of red
and white French Wines viz:
Chateau Margaux, Chateau Mouton, Leoville.
81 Pierre, St Julien. in quarts and pints Margau.
Medoc.
Chateau Coutet Haut Barsac, Chateau -Ssuterne
Haut Sauterne.
Also. an invoice of superior London Brown
stout, in pints.
MY Olive brand Champagne having arrived at
New York IN the ship Vsucluse from lavre, now
expect daily 10 receive it, together with choice
assortment of Wines, Brnndies, Cigars, &c.
Nov il
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Baltimore Correspondence.

H
The Nec Pear and the Weather Charge Of Kid,sap-
ping Governor R0ssutts Visit TO Annapoiis--
The Markets, &c.
BALTIMORE, January IS p. m.
The year has commenced bright and beau
tiful. with clear sky and mild atmosphere. being
most crafty ing change, in view of the character
Of the weather for fortnight past. The day, how
ever, is but slightly observed in this city, except
by the boys who burn powder and fireworks in
abundance.
Thomas McCreary was arrested yesterday charg
ed with kidnapping coorcd girl named Rachel
Parker. from West Nottingham, Chester county.
Pennsylvania. The girl is claimed as a slave be-
longing to Mrs. schoolfeld, Of this city, and
lodged in Campbell's depot, but has since been
moved to Jail to await further investigation of the
charge against McCrsary, who has been held to
bail for further examination. She having been
found in Chester county, the county in which the
late Mr. Gorsuch was murdered, il is said she was
brought to Baltimore without legal process under
the Fugitive law; those engaged in her arrest being
fearful of being vctimized also.
| The change in the weather has removed the en-
| barge the oyster trade, and quite number OF
| vessels arrived at our wharves this morning. The
supply had been entirely exhausted for two days.
Mr. Booth, the veteran tragedian, whose home is
in this city, appears night in his great character
of Richard, at the Holiday street theatre.
| The report of the death of Commander Lynch
which originated at Norfolk, turns out to be un-
founded. He was in good health on Monday even
ing at his residence in Baltimore county.
Governor Kossuth has accepted the invitation o
Governor Lowe, of Maryland, to visit Annapolis
and partake of the hospitalities of the executive
| mansion
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Nrw foaE, January 2, ~ p. In.--An aid de.
camp OF the Car had arrived at Paris to copor,tu
late Louis Napoleon.
II is reported that Austria was about to take hos
tile steps sgainst Euglnnd.
The French army in Algeria are reported 10
have opposed Donapario.
kossuth's sisters and several Hungarian noble.
men arrived as prisoners. by special train. al
Vienna on the 10th December
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FRoM South AMERicA.-Capt. Sinclair, Of the
brig Cohany, from the Rio Grande, reports that
the steamer Don Pedro to leave port on the
l4th of November, with y 500 900 on board for the
use of the Montcvidean government. He also re-
peats the rumor that Urquiza preparing for q
hostile demonstration against Rosas
TNep York C0mms, et0I Advsrfissv
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MO HUMBUG.-Music for Private Parties
i and Balls.-P. FISCHER & Co would re-
spectluliy inform their friends and customers that
they are, as usual, prepared with new selection
Of Polkas, WaiEes, Scottish Quadrillcs, and by no
means the worst Of Musicians to play for Private
having the beat and newest Dancing Music in this
city. Neither time nor expense has been spared,
and they defy competition. They would also beg
leave state that they have not been in attendance
at all the Balls, but only at the most fashionable
ones of the season.
Piano Forte player also be procured by
the undersigned. Residence, Pennsylvania ave-
nuo. between 9Th and 10th Streets third door east
Of w. Harpers Dry Good Store.
Jan DIV p. FISCHER & co.
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For CHRISTMAS AND NEW yE.u,s
PRESENTS

have now IN store very rich and splendid az
- sor'ment OF the following articles, 10 Wit Eu
ira super Silk, Cashmere, and French Flanncl
DDteslng tooes' Scaris, Cravats, Stocks and Nee
tes, IN rich and pleasing variety for drcss we'd.
uingI and evening parties; Silk and Linen Pocket
haho etohie's, Gloves Of all descriptions of the
pest inakers extra super winter Fur Gloves, Sus
Eundors and Hosiery also, full stock OF fine
supply OF Wooiicn, Merino, Cashmere, Silk, and
tur Under garments; Brushes OF all kinds, Port
Monaes, Purses. Umbre.lAa, Canes, and Toilet Az
ticles, in abundance, al G. H. LANES
Fashionable Has, Cap, aud Contlomen's Furnisb.
ING Store, Pennsylvania av. bet a and OH sts
Dec ~ Union and Telegraph
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Mr.. BARNUM, we are informed, disposed Of the
Philadelphia Museum (recently destroyed by tire)
last summer, and that, in consequence, he loses
nothing by the conlagration. Y. Courier.
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nANCING ACADEMY.-FIRSTC COURSE
~ Mr.. +. X. Liable has the honor to announce
70 the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown, and
Alexandria, that his first course of dancing lessons
for the season will commence on Thursday, No
vember g. at his room over George and Thomas
Parkers grocery store, south side of Pennsylvania
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets, opposite
Browne new hotel
Days oftuition-T Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat-
urdays.
All the fashionable dances will be introduced
md taught Oct 22-tf
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FURs, FURS: FURSy
VXTILLIAM b. TODD announo~
w ers generally. and to-


selection of ir~
and sur" - TO his custom :
H. -he ladies particularly
- large and very ba ndsn,o.
e urs OF the most fashion bIc .tn,a',
r ,.ior workmanship. which he has nou, 1as ,e'
attention of InIpeeton M m and to which he invites the
siih, durable, truly comfortable ap% 'enase such
ADDITIONS Tni. to their wardrobe anu Seasona'ie
paiatinos assorsmen, so comprses Mu., vic,oripes
lus,red Lvnr S,nn and Cuffs of splendid black
B.y s,5lo 1loes1an Squirrel. Royal Ermne. Hndann
beau.;s.t at a.so received from Paris and London
oi the above description for I.das us Goods
with g.. as made Eglantinc sacks. richly trimmed
hIso, a general assortment sf low. priced Furs
ior misses and children "'
Dec lI-9tawIw
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PRicEs OF ADMissioN.-PrivateB Boxes, 6; Dress
Circle and Parquetie, so cents Reserved seats 7t
cents; Orchestra Seat, IS cents; Family Circle, 20
cents; Third Tier. 80 cents, Colored Gallery, u
cents.
Jan
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DRESENTS FOR THE APPROACHING
HOLIDAYS. at George NorbecL's ola
stand, Pennsyivania arenuc, bei,peen N,,Ih ,nd
IsnD sfysefs,--The subscriber bors leave IN O,s,,
that he bas received n great variety of in,,.or,ai
and domestic Confectionery, viz.
Fancy Boxes, Chocolate Cream
Sum Drops Of superior flayors
various kinds of jelly Drops
~ pounds Of Crystszod Work
Crcam hon bons. Bon. bons decorated
non o"ns Riehe, Bon bons Cornc, French
Secrcts
french Almond. all colors, and very fine
Assorted Sugar Piuns &c
round Csxcs OF all sizes and prices, ornamented
IN superior style
candy OF his own manufacture, hardly equslled
in the country.
No pains or expense spared To suit customers
The public are generally invited "a give no cali
whesher they buy or not. Come one and ALI
~ ~ Also Tor sale. u large and beautiful assort.
ment OF Dolls and French and German Toys suita-
bic Tor children. GEORGE NORBECk.
Dec 33-dtiif
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WIes, WIGS, wIcsI- MEpnuRsr (

Wi iGsi WIGS WIGsi- MrDuURST &
w HEARD's Wigs and Tn:.pces stand pre. c,ni,
nen' above all Others. An examination will prove
WIS 20 ego,isucs' boast Their peculiar light and
gossainer character, being shaped and fitted TO The
neao exactly ss the natural hair grows every hair
having the appearance of issuing from the skin;
'"ef eiass,oiAy superiority OF material and work
hans"p Their style OF finch and mode Of arrange
nent.fori each combination of improvement
hat All competent Judges have pronounced them
perfect heads of hair. Citizens arc invited 10 in
spect them at their mandatory, Hair -dres-ing
Saloon, National Hotel, 9th street, washington
and ~ Maiden Lane, New York. Dec 93-eoimif
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR cLARKE h,a ro-

opened an Office for the transaction of law and
agency business ON + street, near the Department
OIL the Interior. and nearly in rear of wlard's Ho.
'ui, "hefe ne boards. Dec dim
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A nj u s Il M Z N rs.
NATIONAL THEATRE
sATURDAY EYENINC. Js

SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 3,
Will be performed, for the BENKFIT of Messrs.
BisBor and SEotIs, Bellinis Opera of LA SOM
NAMBULA, and second act Of Balfe's Opera Of the
BOHEMIAN GIRL, in which the SKoyIN OPERA
TnoUPE will make their last appearance.
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Treasury Note. Outstanding JAM. I..a

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
RKoIsTER's OrTIcK January q 1879
; ...ount outstanding of the several
issues prior TO 22d July, 1876, as
ponn, Per p,0oTas OF tins e. sla5,5il 6.
gid July. 1876, Us per rccords
Amount op,-.. .;"...... 1850 90
.dndlnU of the iSsus of
-..n January, lS47, as per records
OF this office. ice...........~........ $500 90
Deduct cancelled notes i'm hands of
accounting officers all under acts
prior TO 22d July, ls46.......... 100 90
Slbi ,sll 6s
Jan At Ns'S''
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MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY.

| MIDWAY FEMALE ACADEMY
lTHIs INSTITUTION is now in successful ope
II ration. Its session will continue TO the first o
1 August, 1852. The Teachers Departments ,rs
ABLY hiiod, and classes formed in ali the brancbcs
lew vacancies exist Early application ia desir.
aple, and young ladies will be charged from time
For torms, and other particulars, SEQ advertise.
inent OF this school in the papers Of previous
date. Number Of pupils limited to twenty
Mrs JxfrsHsos MrSoR, Principal
| Miss AsToIserrE PRosfus, Teacher of Fpcl;sb
and Classical Literature.
Miss ELxAsrrH PoLx, Teacher Of instrumental
| and Vocal Music.
Professor Osw AID yoS KoKSIo, Laneusccs ,nd
MIDWAY, Essex county. Va. Dec s6. 1851.
hddress j. MINOR, NJ. d.. or Mrs JEFFER.
son MINOR, Miller's Tavern poet offics 80.
| county, Va, Ian a,rsI
LNREMEN's INSURANCE. COMPANY
IL The Stock holders Of this Company who Ar,
members OF the Perseverance Fire Company, are
nonhed that an election for Directors will be held
at the office of Messrs. Ginxos n Coz. Ninth street
ON Monday evening, January S. at O'Clock
" HARBAUGH,
'sn '-<u Secretary.
WINTER IN sPITZBERGEN, translated from
w the German, by Rev. T.. Goodrich Smith
The Soveregns Of the Bible. by Eliza X Steele
Select Poetry for Children and Youth, with an
introduction by II. Edwards, ID. d.
The first Woman. by Gardiner Spring, ID
'"s' lof sais Dy
TAYLOR & MAUKY,
Sm Hooksellcrs, near 9th ct.
nAhihs toR 1904, in quarto. cap octave,
and pocket form, For sale by
Jana rRANGk TAyIop
FOR NORFOLK.
EI1 TIE STEAMER osCEoI.A will
6kusdt.d15 resume her trips 20 the above
place on Saturday, the Sd inst
leaving at O'Clock, am.
Jan 2-1 J. MITCHELL.
/ NDER GARMENTs.-This day opened a |
~ further supply Of gentlomen's Silk, Merino |
Lambswool, Shaker Flannel, and Fur Under shirts /
and Drawers; also, Md and Warm Gloves.
STEVENS'S. |
Sales Room under Bro wp's Hotel
Dec. 27-stifcod
4 yoke, TAN, AND LIME on hand and for |
" sale at iLs Hdshingion Gas U'ok,-Thc Coke I
as lpe gives an intense heat, and ignites almost
as readily as charcoal The Coal Tar il uscd |
chiefly rs a paint. for the preservation of timber
iron, So The Lime being highly imprcgnsted with |
ammonia, 10 OF great value as manure and far
superior TO the ordinary lime when uscd for that |
purpose Dec 29-tf
lIntelligencer and Union.l
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CO-PARTNERsEIIP.

~ 8. FOWLER having associated with him in
". his business Mr.. JOHN +. WEBB, it will
from this date be conducted under the firm and
style Of &. S. Fowler * Co.
C. S. FOWLER.
Dec II JOHN +. WEBB.
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NJ OTICE.--The Stockholders of the "Washing-
IN ton Gaslight Company" are hereby notified
that, pursuant to the charter, the annual meeting,
for the election of directors for the ensuing year,
will be held at the office of the company, on Mon
day, January 5, 1852, at O'Clock p. m.
J. +. BROWN,
Dec 22-d2w Secretary.
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- EMI-ANNUAL NOTICE.-yvili be issued by
- us on before the first of the year all open
accounts our books, when earnestly and re-
spectfully ask the favor Of all to whom they will
be sent to call and settle the same either with the
money negotiable paper.
Dec 2O-dtlstJanif CLAGETT K DODSON.
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MFRS. CHOATE'S MILLINERY AND FAN
lFl cy Store, FOur-and-a-hnlf street, near
Psmnsylvanim AveMue.-Mrs e. keeps con
stantly on hand very large assortment of Milli-
merry Goods. Bonnets, and Dress Caps, made To
der. She ia confident that her Bonnets cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment in this city.
Her Fancy and Trimming Articles well select
cd, and every exertion is used to give satisfaction
Christmas and New Years Presents Of a superior
quality. Fairs supplied at liberal discount Don't
forgct4 A. street, one house north Of Pennsylvania
avenue. Dec 22-dtf
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The Nesc Ysm and the Weotaer-- Charge of Rid,ap-
ping Governor Rossuths Vsit TO Annapoiis--
The Markets, &c.
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xoss,Jrut GRIPPE


FFTNHE hast mail fn gs inteiiigcnce that coinciden
Il with the arrival OF the itlussrious kossuth
every person is attacked witl Cou gbs Colds, Sore
Throat, Ac,, accompanied by Chills and Fevers.
As preventive and cure against the above dis
prepare yourselves against the arrival OF the
great Magyar by calling and procuring bottle of
DR.. ROSES celebrated EAPECTORANT, as a
preventive for those who have not the Kossut h
q rippe, and as a cure for those who have. If it is
accompanied with chlls and fevers, get his TONIC
MIXTURE Two never failing remedies!
For sale at
BUTTS Drug Store,
Cor. Pa. av. and 18th ST., opp. Irving Hotel
Dec 29-4tif
rELLAR TO RENT-On Seventh street next
~ to the Odd Fellows Hall, under the store OF
the Lades Union Benevolent and Employ I
Society. Enquire at the store for terms. Dec n
[City papers please copy.l
NIOTICE.--HOOE. BROTHER & co. take
IN this mode OF reminding their customers, and
those whose accounts still remain open their
books, that they will be made up to the 25th lust.
and presented for settlement az usual.
Dec %
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tudt tic flA6 IONCivCo
selection Of fr~
and sun"
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Second Despatch

ho news from China Is unimportsnt.
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From the Inisiiigepcer.
City of Washington.

Exhibit Of Buildings. Sc, Erected ,cithin he
Year 1851
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e no the Public.-The number oil irreme

EF To the Pubiic.-The number OF IRENE
diabIe evils caused by the Use OF "Har Ionics''
paraded before the public in the newspapers, sug-
gests the manufacturer Of the celebrated "Fetcn
ers Hair Tonic" the propTiety OF cautiOning the
public against all articles OF TIE sort, unless prop
erly tested. His own practical experience with the
hair, satisfies him Of the great utility OF the Fetch
Hair Tonic" and the very great danger Of using
most beautiful of natures ornaments dried, shriv-
eiled and wasted sway by the improper use OF ar
tcles called hair tonic. The genuine F!etcher's
Hair Tonic is sold by Bennett Il Beers, 4 K Du.
val and Seabrook d Reeve, Broad street and un-
der American Hotel, wDolesal6 and retail by Inc
manufacturer, JOHN JOHNSON.
N BIO charge for trial Hol
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covEsYfNrak v woaIe y HaI y, 3 pig;
n a. REMEDY FOR NAN AND BEAST !.
| t.,.~. Feips Celebrated Arabian liz.
the 49, ne beautiful and fertile region skirtino
me desert Of Arabia abounds with rsrn n,an,n
| n,",; woods, whence are procured those sro.
inauc gums and bslsams of which this Ini,'er, =.
and by whose stimulating, unctuous and
| tbrouoh n, P,oPeinesh 10, when applied, diffused
, - whole nervous system, allavjny the
ios. Intense pain In few minutes Trvit vhan
Sou WIZ DC convinced that No preparation nos.ass
e III 80 MI degree, its perfect anodvpe o,,sI,iss
aesb ,o ,h prompt and effective 1t penetra,es the
Ism 20 the bone, relaxes contracted cords res,o-
use 70 the limbs paralysed for years ana where
ID s 81 mas wasted away, leaving nothing but skin
S anu oohe, excites healthy action. csusinv now.
I, ,a.. slo~ out and fill up the shriveIled parts
.eS'ofes The synovial fluid or Joint ster and hi;
70 'he n ason why it has been SO successf,,l in 5i
ses vi tue joints In affections ofthe Snine 4 w.
I nenso aho hidneys, this great remedy stsnds he
enIaraay, o,nei EYER produced For ague cake or
senient OF the spleen, it 10 a specific For ~,
ii erhai inflammation, you will end il yves aroat
aia ~ nas no equal In the world for Rbeums ,isn,
ana Cpps, swelling. numbness, weak Joints SHINE
thrcs, hi,.p pans, wounds, chblains, burns, sore
s snaca'' pies OF insects and reptiles. salt rbsn,
s' corns, mango, and Indeed nearly ali dsea.as
,h iequife an external application and MN
are greatly benefited By it, Il is used ~
neck ~'n great success in goitre, or swelled
LEX, eeIofuia, or Kings Evil, Liver Comn,o;n.
hsl'ous diseases, &c For Horses or Cattle !, i; -,
effeetual as in diseases of man Wi .,,.a Is as
G p OF sweeney in existence; ALSO SPAWN Snin3
IK.lng6one, Big Hesd, Fistula Farcp' Poi EN-.
Winogalls Strains, Bruises, &c. An
-, Look Out for Couuterfeits.
me puoilc are cautioned against another conn
terislt' " hlch has lately made its appearance cal
ed W. Is. Ferrefs Arabian Linment, the most Dan.
gerous OF all the counterieits because his hav;na
the name OF Farrell, many will buy it in good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit erists anj
iney viii perhaps only discover their error when
the spurious mixture has wrought its evil effects
The genuine article is manufactured only bv n
H. Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor and whole.
sale Druggist, No II, Main street, Peoria Illinois to
whom all applications for Agencies mus, be adj.
dressed. Re sure you get it with the letters H. G
before FarreiFs. ihus-H. G FARRELL'S-apd his
Signature on the wrapper, all others are counter.
feits.
For sale in Richmond by PURCELL, LADD e.
co, Main street, and by regularly authorized
Agents throughout the United States.
Price - and 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
Agents wanted III every town, village and hamlet
in the United States, in which one Is not already
established. Address II. G. Farrell as above, &C.
companied with good reference as te character. re
sponslbliIty. DC. &C 7-dlmit6tS w
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BY Jam
R,UJIILDING

nGE L fOh
oe sold on Wednesd!
psssA o'clock in the aid
hve building lots si,us
nation Of Franklin sire.
Mrs Cstharine w BuIIoy
30 feet each, and run b.I
These lots being be-
Pubic Square, soon t
rapidly improving mel
desirable tor building p
TERMs-One third c
months, with interest,
oc30 II
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From Mexico.

new ORLEANS, November ..
Advices here from Mexico, to the eth October,
state that the proposals for the right of way across
Tehuantepec were opened by the commissioners,
but the decision was postponed for hundred days,
in order to receive proposals. Against this
pcstponement the original holders protested.
Thu cholera was raging a. Acapulco.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-03
BY James NJ. Taylor,

HOySE AND LOT IN PORT MAYO AT
II AuCTlON-Wllbe sold on Thursday next.
november attn, at halt past O'Clock M, upon the
premises, that frame House and Lot situatsd in
Port Mayo, on Louisiana street. and occupied by
MIR A Heath. The House is divided into two tene.
ments and is nearly new. The lot fronts 40 feet
and runs back 100 feet with well Of good water
in the yard.
IERMs-One third cash; balance at four and
eight months, with interest, and deed of trust
&C 81 JAMES M. TAYLOR Auct
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EY-''The whole press Of Philadelphia are ont in IA
OF HOotands German Bitters, they prepared
by DIR. c. Jackson We glad to record the success
Of this valuable remedy for Dyspepsia, believe
it supplies desideratum III the medical world long
needed. The wretched imtators and counterteiters
have withdrawn their n0struns from the market. and
the public spared from the danger OF swallowing
poisonous mixtures III lieu OF the real Biters-Her-
aid. no LIT
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md New Y ears Preseut-A Fine

= So o,,,t Prcson,. 49,
= t'rau" We" 50 d,.,isrs I'll 10 ~,
y Mace "S'' ~ -, : y Wnnntsi, G g.
d. 81 So '''.S n, or Ma;, &C., ri,,,
ss-y s1. A'''l a. r., The ,,,b,; 80
, Tie ,,,,,j s,, ,orn, 80 Hnr,;,,
@ ri :, Ft,'.' '' I..iv nv ,s,,c,,,a,,
.t RI 'a ~ tii1,,,,,s, -, &c
...s 1' 49,, 90 $1,000
s,~s. II. ,'' ~ ,e,3 go" e'"'-'' 1e
.-" 8''.', ,..,l, .,,3 ,x,~,.
-r TS2n' Oh. ,,,.I,sT'{s VII roca!,e
vs..' 10 E' - So -, 80 ~.
s. sr' 81 o. a,'' ,-'e,r, - '" 'oi
$50 .'.'' ~ - - ,,a,. ~ 80. -,
- s. ~. 'ss,,.3 Nj ", , 49,,
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.I:ELEGRAPHIC NEWS
.aAFsAITTED FOR The DAILY DIsp1Tcp
PRESIDENTIAL RLECTIoN=

South Carolina.
r, COLUMBIA, Nov. 9.
Inc Legislature of South Carolina IN .aax
cast 'ne vote oil the State for Pierce and K;ng.
hassachusetts,
BosTos, Nov. 9.
In Boston, SCOTS loss on Taylor's vote ia
6,I36. 'o'e' Is
In Lowell, Scott loses 634. corn.,.a ..;,,,
the result in lS4S.
Maine.
PORTLAND, Nov.2.
Scott loses iol on Tay lor's vote in this CITY
New Hampshire.
CONCORD, Nov.2.
Pierce's majority l76. In Manchester Scot,
loses &.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, Nov ..
Pierce's majority in this city, 1000.
New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.
In New York city, the Wing loss Oh Tav-
lor's vote is about 10000. Buffalo gives 900,
aud Albany 700 for Pierce Rochester. $50
majority Tor Scott. All large gains for
Pierce.
North Carolina.
Raleigh gives 80 ma jority for Scott. Gains
as far as heard from are Democratic in other
sections Of the State.
General Election Summary.
lsECoND DISPATCH.
BALTIMORE, November 3
Returns received show that Pierce has car
RED Maine, New York, Delaware, Maryland,
New jersey. There are also strong indica-
tons that Pennsylvania and Ohio have gone
the same way.
Further News.
THIRD DIsPATcH.l
BALTIMORE, November g
Pierce's majority in Baltimore is 4477. In
Philadelphia, Northern Liberties gives Pierce
gain of 1900. In Connecticut, there is large
Democratic gain. Returns from all but four
wards i'll New York city show majority Of
IL 900 for Pierce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-03

BALTIMORE MARKETS, Nova.
Sales of 700 bbls. Flour at $462. NothiuY
doing in Grain.