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To Pre- emption C'aimants, and to Lessee', occu.
pants, and Permittees Of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- cmption
to any of the lands within the townships and frac-
tional townships above enumerated, 10 required tc
establish the same to the satisfaction Of the Regis
ter and Receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor az soon as practicable gfis,
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
right under the act entitled Gan act to create
consin, and for other purposes" approved Sd
enter to the extent of their leases PERMITS any
Of the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated and who are entitled
under the act entitled can act to reduce the mini
mum price of the Mineral Lands in the Lake Su.
perior district, in Michigan, and the Chppewp
district, in Wisconsin" approved 26th September
1850, to enter the land covered by their leases
occupancy, and permits respectively, at the mini
mum price of 8 25 per acre; or If covering more
than one full section, entitled, on the surrender o
such lease or permit at the proper land office, Il
purchase, he shall elect to do so, full section
at the rate of 80 80 per acre, 10 required TO estab
lish the snme to the satisfaction of the Register anl
Receiver at Willow river, I'D make paymen
therefor practicable after seeing this
fice, and before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the public sale Of the lands cmbrac
ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will b.
forfeited. - ~
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Aug IL b.
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WAsHINGToN, SUPREME CouRT Room,
49,

WAsHINeToN, January 2S, 1852.
GEsTLKNEN: A publication like that in which
you are engaged, Of the English Law and Chan
Gerry Reports, If promptly and accurately executed
cannot fail of great usefulness to the profession
including both the Bench and the Bar. The work
inr as you have proceeded in it, appears to be
accurately and well done, and Is certainly fur
nishcd at q cheap rate.
With great respect, yours,
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
yrsTERnAY

.,
rycuANGE HOTEL.-D c Cummings,
Ab;nsdon. j n Euptace, Richmond; b X
Rncbnnan. Sal,ville; r p Gwynn and son,
Frederick; ] C Winston, Cumberland; w W
Shnrp. lady and daughter. VI smith, Nor>
snII. NV Baeby, Va; w Brockenbor-
omsh. Hanover; J N Rhett and lady; Mics
S,aart. p RaveneIl, d Raveneil, Charleston;
ID A Vason, lady and son, Miss NJ ) Pope, F
c Bartlett, Georgia; r E Richardson, lady and
Misses Richardson, MIR Mewracy and lady,
r d Spann, S c; NJ Harris, Baltimore; H
kins, s c.; w Cochran, New York; Mrs J
Mcdonald, Brooklyn; H Nj Howard and son,
Charleston; II Mcdaniel, w D Gilkerson,
and son, Winchester; T Thompson, N York;
B Armistead and lady, Portsmouth; Miss E
Ruffin and servant, Hanover; VIM E Sinms,
Ky; E c Thurston, Va; w P Duval, Texas; r
c King, La; l. Ronghton, ESSEX; F Carter
Upperville; w + Brocknnborough, Richmond;
K Mitchell and sister, Washington; o Lit
Teton, Portsmouth,; Mre Lorraine, w Cald-
well, Prince George; Tyler, X Dejurnsiet
Caroline; NJ G Selden, lady, 2 sons and servt,
Powhatan.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-Dr B T Wilson,
Amelia; r A Moody, c Foster, NJ A Giles,
w ellis, 5 Chapman, w Chapman, NJ r
Hobbs, ] NJ ellis, Amelia; b c Moseley, A
Farmville; p Wilson, Lunenburg; w + Jen>
nings, Noltoway; K Atkinson, Appomattox; W
Boiling, Goochand; L VanDeason, w b
Foster, w II Robinson, Jr, w H Robinson,
Sr Amelia; A Dudley, King and Queen; M
Graves, Powhatan; W F Bishop, Hundreds;
w w Micheux, Powhatan; r lnrie, Bedford;
l. A Lackaday, Massie, Fluvanna; b
Peabody, Syracuse; w P Fretwell, Albemarle;
w b Hopkins. Richmond; DIR w H Johnson.
Chesterfield; w Layne, Amelia; c Wood
v ard, Pulaski Roach and lady, Kentucky;
DR. Wilkinson ard lady, Goode and Miss
Goode, Chesterfield.
AMERICAN HOTEL-H Gordon, c Burgess,
Powhatau; w Logan Goochlsnd; J Robinson,
NC; C Adams, York; r G Taylor, Ala; Row
lett, Petersburg; w K Coleman, Augusta;
Drewry Southampton; d Burr, Richmond; C P
Morris, N C; Mundy Charlottesville A Dupuy
and lady, Petersburg; T B Male, Culpepper; w
Henry, Ala; E Whitney, Shepperd, Apppmat.
tox; S NJ Campbell, Prince Edward; FL Davis Fl
S College
CITY HOTEL-F A Raper, Louisa; w M Carl
ton, Jas Mitchell, King and Queen; P Littepage,
King VIM; K Harton, Va C r k; NJ Lumner,
Southampton; Dickinson, Washington; w
Durrin, Hanover w P Hopkins, Petersburg; I
Holt, New Orleans; Dabney acd son, and
Long, Philadelphia: H Day and G rruehare,
c; J NJ Andrews, Richmond; w G Sitwell Abe
marie; NJ Gregory, Henrico, M Friend and J
3 Gray, Jefferson CO, Va.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF RICHNION

ARRIVED.
Barque DIRK, Hutchings. Boston
Schr w Burgess, Rowe, North Carolina, shin.
giles
oloop Tartan Hitchcock, HaYre De Grace. iron
to II w Fry.
SAILED,
schr Sea Flower, Dayton, Philadelphia
Schr Edwin, Aarons, Port W althall
Schr New York, Couch, New York, mdse, D
Curiie
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Schr Almira, Tithian, cid at New York for this
port 10th. Schr Henrico, Tuttle cid at do for this
port, llth
Ship Excelsior Smith, sailed from Liverpool for
City Point Gath ut,
Schr Sharon, Thatcher, Richmond, arrived at
Boston 9th
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IL CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

a9&H The subscriber has hand, at his
Concentrating establishment on Lombard Alley,
between Main and Cary, (3th and l4th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies, with and without tops, and
Sulkies, all of his make, of the best materials
and workmanship. All of which will be sold as low
good work of the kind can be in the city OF
Richmond and respectfully ask call from those
in want of any article in the Carriage line, as am
determined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work Sold that's new, war.
ranted. MICAJAH MANGUM.
% dim
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A TTENTIuN.-i;A

cry and Glass Ware with a splendid collection .,
Bohemian Cut Glass Toilette Bottles great vars.
ty OF elegant Cups and Saucers, some of them rich.
ly gilt and decorated. '''"'
Also. Refrigeratprs, Water Coolers, Windov
Shades, Trays, Walters, Knives Forks &c, DC.
1900 doz Tumblers OF, various sizes and pattern,
This extensive assortment of Goods having beer
purchased under the personal inspection Of the pro
prIetor, at very low prices, he is determined To
sell accordingly. A cali is respectfully solicited ="
Je2b-ts r l. HICKSON
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IL h SUBSGkIHEks have asscclsl,,o
L themselves Tor the purpose OF conducting in
this city, Tobacco and General Commits.
sion Business, under the Firm of KENNETH d
DUDLEY, and respectfully solicit your patronage
Que business will be exclusively a Com:..isson
business; and an experience OF twenty years py
senior partner, in active Mercantile life in this
city, aud determination on the part of both, Ia
promote the Interests of our friends will we hone
secure to Us liberal support. We are prepares
to make the usual Advance on Consignmeats Il,
hand, and to purchase Produce, &c on the ems
tomary terms. We will occupy the large ann
commodious warehouse No u Public Lasdne.
!No. KENNETH,
JNo. w. DUDLRY
Refer to Jas Warwick, ESQ.,; Jas Thomas. Jr.
Esq; Messrs Thomas 4 samI Harderova and
Sut.on s. Winston. e-o'e' aA"
Cincinnati. April 18th, 1852 ,a,x g..
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Range of the Thermometer
AT J. w. RANDoLPH's No. l2l, Main street,
YESTERDAY
IA. I'm. 5P. M.
10 IA 10
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nEPOT FOR PLATED ALBATA

DEPOT FOR PLATED ALRAT
- WARE.-The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand large supply of the first quality Plated
Sons, Sheffield, and which is now 30 generally used
instead OF silver. Among the articles offered are
Large Table Forks, Medium do. Desert do, Butter
Knives. Cream Ladies', Gravy do Soup do, large
Table spoons, Medium do, Desert Tea do, Aspara.
gus longs, Sugar Tongs and shovels, Fish Knyes
and Forks, Tea Sets, Wafer Pitchers, Table Css
tors, Liquor Frames. Cordial Stands, Butter Cool
ers, Cake Baskets, Salt Holders, Salt, Mustard and
Egg Spoons, DC, &c, &c, together with MANY
otner articles manufactured of this ware, which l.
equal In appearance and almost as durable "a nura
silver II is easily cleaned, simply by washing il ia
soap and water, and then wiping dry with wooden
cloth or chamois skin. The price is about one
Iourtn that OF pure silver. For sale In large or
small quantities at the House Furnishing Store Of
su 3 GINTER, 1877 Main street
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FIRE: LIFE AND oiARISI

$Associatio are now prepared N a.
policies of Insurance on the above ~, y.
scription of risks on as reasonable ter,ns =. . 10
similar company, and respectfully ask SHARE =.
the patronage of the public: Applications viii be-
Received at the Office No 223 corner of Main and
nsh all information that may be required an
losses promptly and literally adjusted. ."
JAMES BOSHER, Pre,ids,,
JOHN n. BosHER, Secretary go
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TO FIFTEEN THOUSAND

'NWkLtk TO FIFTEEN THOUSAND
l. INCOME.-The proprietor of the Virgin.
La H0ase having an of elsewhere, offers his
time in that well known and popular Boarding
House so delightfully."- situated, commanding az il
does the most agreeable and refined patronage
To an applicant acceptable to the present ,arders.
and who viii accommodate them as they are now
located, no such opportunity can again offer.
A moderate supply Of Furniture, and first rate
servants, with superior Cook, will go with the
House.
Possession may be had at any time between this
and the lst Of October next.
au IU-d2aw4t witA
WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, &c
HAVING added to our present business that Of
IL HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
Workmen recommended by the best establishment
In the city of Philadelphia, are now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA
TIOkARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &C. which will be done at prices to suit the
umes. Persons in want viii please give us q call
G. 1 A. BARGAAlN, JA,
NH 26-s 49,. .2ol, cor. Main and loth streets.
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MORE PIANO FORTES--

.Hl~ MUSIC, MUSIC.-P. H. TAYLOR
4Aa4$ has received the following tavorite pieces:
&S4ax No more no more of Fancys uleam, by
~ Bukert
lov'd thee too dearly, by Mrs Abbot
Sweeter than the breath of morning, by Nelson
Fife Dean by Benkert
Do do, for guitar
My Homo is there, by Kirk
Bohemian Polka, by Petrak
Spirit do, by Barnett
Empire Grand March, by Tomber
Compromise Waltz
Liberty do.
jy2 Music Store. Il so Main st.
IN BY THE STEAMER KUANUkk,
III have received cases of those beautiful white
and pearl Nankin felt Hats, to which invite the
attention OF all gentlemen who appreciate ele
CANT and comfortable ht ad covering.
JNO. THOMPSON
81 Main street.
P. ST. have still on hand full assortment Of
Canada Straw Hats, as also every kind Of Hat
that ancient or modern history gives any account
eff 1T.
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- HOUSE WANTED.-We WISH 10 rem
MJ a house on Church Hill or Union Hill, Win
less than i've good rooms. and kiicnea. ror
one vi this description, We viii pay TAR price
ToLER Il COOK,
au2 General Agents
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ICNE -, lS5x.-Jusr received from New
j York,
Plain Swiss Musns
Dotted do do
Checked and plaid Swiss Muslins
Colored Sprig and Dotted do
Jaconet Cambrics
Tape Che Muslins
Furniture Dimity, very cheap
And variety OF other desirable and cheap goods.
at HART e. MOSES
Je29 New Store, 60 Main street
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.OAL FIT OIL 10 cssks, tor GALE by
aao DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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to the citizens of Richmond aud vicinity '0i'ess
pvvv,, otice p JAS Main street, Eagle Square.
scr G. P. johnson, Rev DIR Howell Rev n D res res
lor, Rev Ro. Ryland, A. G Workman. M n n ray
VIM. Butler, Esq., Richmond ~ ana
Professor c. A. Harris, Professor Tbom..
Bond, Professor w r.. Handy, Prof c. O c.. L
and Lester Noble, d. D. s., Baltimore ~ "ooe,
my 25-3m*
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II READ WITHOUT YEAsT-R.hni1,;s
- Yeast Powders are an excellent and convenien,
substitute for yeast Bread, biscuits. &c mada
with them are never heavy or sour Far sale hu
PURCELL, LADD g. CO
V29 Druggists, 80 Main streat
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- OAOHEs, BED BUGS, ELEAs, &C.
IL These troublesome and annoying pests
quickly eradlcated by using the Vermin Destroyer;
prepared by
lY2J O STRECkER
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Lii FOR BkEMEN.-lh he A. l. Bremen
ship Schiller, C. B abr. master, will load for
the aoove port. For freight or passage, apply to
au 3-3w SCHAER, KOHLER g. CO.
'lNHE NOTES OF THE UNITED
Il STATES BANK, Washington, D. c., will be
redeemed by me in Virginia money.
WM. N. TINSLEY
aug I'm
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hlsSOLOTION.-Tn partnership hereto
- fore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm OF WORD, FERGUSON g. BARKoDALE
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons having claims against the concern will present
them, and those indebted will please make paw
ment as early possible.
GUN NJ. WORD,
July lst, 1882 IR RARKSDaIE
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l'OhE, COAL, WOOD.-I am prepareo to
" supply consumers with Anthracite and Bitumi
nous Coal, Coke, and Wood, at current prices, and
solicit orders from my friends and the public.
SAMUEL HALVES,
au 4-3m North side the Basin
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In retiring from the Mercantile business, | cor.
diaily recommend to all of my old acquaintances
rance that not only justice and cheas good. can he
had, but they will find them high minded and Ibe.
raj in all trans actions. 'N avg
July LIST, 1852. ISAAC r. RAkKSDAIE
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I AIN now recei.
"A wing my supply of red and white ash broken
and screened and Lump An .hracite Coal, which |
will deliver in any part of the city Tor SIS IS per
ton OF 1000 lbs. taken from the vessel or Sc from
the yard. JOHN w. WRIGHT.
au6 DOCK Whorf
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~ Ann UHaN0 bUAROS.
n, WASHING In HARD AND SOFT Wa.
fER-With one gill of this Fluid an ordinarv
washing may be done in less than two hours. Il
soiIens and removes the dirt leaving the articles
o. tne most brilliant Wilderness, without injury 10
inc nnest fabric The genuine article for sale by
E. J. PICOT,
~ IL Corner opposite the old Market.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE
From our Baltimore Correspondent. \.

BALTIMORE, October s--p m.
There is not much OF general character here TO-
day that would interest you
The preparations for the municipal election on We'd
nesday next are on an extensive scale You may rest
assured the democrats will do their duty No what
the result for mayor may be, immense majority will
be rolled up for Young Hickory OF tie Granite Hls One
important fact which the wings overlook is that
all sections OF the democratic party united on the
presidential question With this perfect harmony Of feel
ing, who for moment doubt that Mr. Pierce will be
elected A
Some returns have been received from Florida. which
show democratic gain Escamba county in 1881 gave
wing majority of SO votes. Now. as indicated by re-
cent dispatches i'll has gone for the democrats, leaving
liuie doabt OF complete triumph in the State. You
may put down at present gun for Florida and II mis-
take not in the of few days moIs guns for
thorough routing OF whiggery in that land OF flowers
The wings Dragging about the inspectors election
in Delaware Nobody supposed that State would
be anything else She has always been conceded to
Scott and not much effort will be made TO redeem her
Sales Of 1900 barrels City Mills -four at ~ 81; also.
500 Howard street at "a 81. Grain is dullersslss OF
red wheat at 80 80 cents; white 96 ITO cents,
TO quality. White corn, 85 cents; yellow, % cents
ceries unchanged Whskey, "a a 25 cents. Tobacco
very active Sales during the week OF 1900 hhds. Mary
land and Ohio at ~ 10 80 for 10 good qualities
Weeks inspections 500 hhds. Wool arm. Stocks
firm at full prices Guano in active demand, and very
scarcesales Of Peruvian al $50 per ton Pstagonian.
$26 $35 per do.
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This Canvass" The Humor or it.n

To the Editor of the Union:
The discovery is as old as the time of Horace, that
nothing prevents laughing from communicating
serious truths.
Allow amused spectator OF the fantastic tricks of
this canvass TO give two specimens of what Corporal
Nym would term ;. The Humor of it,
GEN. SCoTT MOVING os.-The only parallel presented
TO Gen Scols movements under the police OF his
trail committee is 10 be found in the last number of
Dickenss :" Bleak House." The Generals friends have
been insisting his moving on" all his life; but he
will reach the end OF his journey about the time Jo
doesthe terminus OF his present one in search OF that
site being quite as indefinite.
or course the analogy between the characters does not
otherwise hold good though the whg candidate from
New Jersey" has been termed feathered mendicant
for popularity" which is contrary TO Pa,os definition of
the "plumeless biped"-man:
Mr. Snagsby descends and finds the two peRtices in
tenily contemplating police constable, who holds a
ragged boy by the arm
"Why, bless my heart" says Mr.. Snagsby, what's
the malter!"
"Ths boy" says the constable /" although he's re-
peatedly told 10, seonf on"
'fm aicays a-rnoutng on, sir" cries the boy. wiping
away his grimy tears with his arm. "Fve always been
a.moving and a-moyng ever since | was born.
Where | possible move 10, sir, more nor / do
movep
"He won't move on" says the constable, calmly, with
slight professional hitch of bis neck involving its better
settlement in his stiff stock although he has been
peaiedly cautioned and therefore | obliged 10 take
him into custody. He's obstinate young gonoph as
know He WON'T move on"
90, my eye! Whue ! move to-" cries the boy.
cuchng quite desperately at bis hair and beating his
bare fee, upon the floor Of Mr.. Snagsby's passage.
Don't you none OF that, shall make blessed
short work OF youl" says the constable, giving him a
passonless shake. "My instructions are, that you
10 move on have told you five hundred times"
- But where !" cries the boy
"Well! Really, constable, you know" says Mr.
Snagsby wistfully and coughing behind his hand his
cough of great perpexy and doubt really, that does
seem question. Where, you knowF'
My instructions don't 90 that" replies the consa-
BILE My instructions are hat that boy 10 m9ps on"
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LExrseros. (Ry.,) Sept. %, 1852

was al the Paris fair on Tuesday. Gen. Scott made
bis appearance there. and made speech which hope
viii be published lie is certainly weak man.
Genara Scott made his grand entrance into our city
las, evening He merely comphmeuted Mr. Clay az a
great man. and returned thanks to the people did not
hear bim. v is said he advised not 10 make a
speech will hope that the people Of Kentucky too
intelligent 10 be carried away by weak old military
cheftsn. There lime when the wings repudiaie1
them, the war, &c
The majority 10 Kentucky will not be large either
side Iii, worth greater effort than we are generally
making get this State. and the wings well aware
il they lose the Stale they never regain II.
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Nrw OsLr.Ss. Sep,cmber % 1872

However, our advices on the whole IA
yorsble In almost every parish hear Of from ten TO
thirty wings who intend 10 Tor Pierce and Of others
who will not vote for Scott For instance, in Carroll
wbtre usual majority is thirty, shall get seventy
five; in East Feliciana, where Cass got fory.fve we
shal get eghty.h hve and through that district
We shall gam decidedly, though perhaps largely al
throgh tn. Florida Parishes and generally in the north
west In the French parshts7-bst is, from the Missis
sippi west 10 Calcisieu--we shall gain largely.
The daily union., 1852-10-09
Questions for wings TO Solve.

After reading the uh tpaJiag given 10 Secretary Cor
win by the InlellgencsT and Republic OF Yesterday
morning, the following questions occnued 10 me:
How much more is a claim against government worbh
when purchased OF person who, Il ls weknown by
the purchaser is 10 have The final adjustment, aulng,
and allowance Of the same, and in whose hands the
money TO pay the same is placed by law
And when person, situated, sells his claim, is II
not tscty understood by the purchaser that the ccai
nfusbes OF the seller will be thrown IN 10 make up hs
origtna loorihiesness Of lie claim QUIZ.
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The Excitement about The Insult TO the Steamer Crses~
Markets.

NEw YoRK, October s-p. m-Sovernment stocks, OF
1867 IIst-saes Canton Company 79l-A further ad-
vance money easy--exchange on London l0i premium
Flou dis steady but actvesacs OF 5000 barrels at ~
81 81 81 Tor State brands southern 81 30 ~ 65 Rye
-four and corn meal unchanged. Wheat Is stsady-sslss
of 5000 bushels at "a for Ohio red southern. 9e
" cents white los ITO cents. Sales Of l5 900 bush
els mixed corn at II 10 Oats. Is cents Pro-
visions do-mess pork, SH 10 a SiS; phms. SH.
Bacon firm. Lard, III cents per pound In barrels, Gro
cees seady-sales Rio coffee at 81 81 cents Cotton Is
dull-smsn saes-prces dropping. Whiskey 23i "a
cents
PuI1ApELPHIA Nov s-No change In socks-Pennsyiva-
mia S. e8 Flour steadysaes OF bbs ~ 81 ship
ping brands. Corn meal, $3.50 SO g. Rye -four. - 16
So 81 Sales OF 900 bushels wheat at % - cents for
red white gs l07 Cts Sales OF III 73 for
white and "a rs for yellow Provisions and grocer
les unchanged. Whiskcy, 2ik cents
The daily union., 1852-10-09

Grs MnLER, or NswaRE.-"The cry ls, still they
cone" Ia conversation yesterday with this no
heheared patriotic man-ths Just pride OF our sister
syhe freely declared himself for "Piefce and King
Ihs was The more gratifying us not only because
thor the high social position and wide political nfu-
.nee Of Gen. MilIer--tbese have been familiar to q.
tom cur boyhood-bu because recognise IN him an
od JeHersonian demoorat, returning Tor time TO the
treat political family from which he sprung. ~ an a
vhg,' said he, "up 10 tie hub-bm cdnnot pot> ft,
Mott" Gen. Miller is OF the most influential citi.
"ns oiNev Jersey he has been elected Mayor Of New
Ss several successive times, as1 always be elected
Whenever he will consent 10 lie that
@s Jersey Blues good for Pierce and King, and thai
'ae uesd headed BY WIN. Wright Is morally certain Of
'eeess.-Naiienal Dkmersf