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RITCHlT.
Pierce and Kings majority, in county,
RIIEHIE ,&l.

CouRT HOUSE, Nov. 4, 1852.
To tho Editors OF the Enquirer: Gen,lemcn-Ihe Official
mul,rii, in Richie county, Tor Pierce and King, Is one hun.
drcd and ninety thee. II is reported here that Doddridge
county has given Pierce and King a majority OF two hun
drcd and twenty five. Richie county gave Cass Zlo maIo-
voted With This county, which part gave about gu majority
for Cuss, 50 that we have list nothing.
HuT7ossvILLE, Nov. 6, 1852.
To the Editors Of The Erquirrf: G"ntlrmcn-The MAORI
Is for PIrrcc and King in old Randolph il 81. For Clemens,
democrat. for Congress, Al. This is Il small minority; but II
is OWN. 10 The inclemency OF The weather on the day OF The
election. Had The day been favorable, wc would have given
from 10 10 100 we are, however, on the advance. ny refer
,ing 10 your files, you will find that in lS45, Randolph gave
Cnss Il majority Of IL; and in lS4i, Polk II majority OF ). !
have reported majnrilies from Upshur, Lewis, GiImer, and
GiImler nives from $50 10 800 for Pierce; Lewia 400, Upshur
lis, two precincts in Barbour so. From all appearances,
'Fugs and Feathers had better prepare his little bark tor
Salt rivrr.
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BALTIMORE, Nov. IL Flour has advanced. SAILS
500 bbis. isis Red Wheat, lO2 10 los; While los !!
New white Corn, IS Sc: yellow. 10 n ~; old, IS.
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TaE DEMOCRATS OF RICHMOND
+. ,ao,rs:,f 1, mrg; Al Inc City Hall, to-iu"r;1"' "Ai'
TRDAY night, Nnv. 18Th, al hall past o'cincE, 80.
By order ottts Con ''ittte v We'"'"e''
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M. t.ca,4 inyn,, oul vii! nc; greatly change the result.
70 the Editors Of ne Enquirer.
Huntsville, CARROLL COUNTY, Nov. 3, 1852.
GESTLEMES being here attending the quarterly term OF
he County Court, | drop you o line To give the result OF the
election in This County, which IS as follows:
Pierce and King, 49
Scott and Graham, 22
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EURopr

bALT'avaE, os.t a ~ s.saIet cahaca has arrived :,
Sales of Gotten for the week amounted To lis coo b,l., :
ali descriptions. Cotton had uttvHrcri sd, FIyu, ia 80
sanssd 81. 10 g., WTeai -, Corr Isl. per quarter. Sale
II 3 ,lnn"re Fipu. III 2S- u 23-. 81 Germ, wn!-. "a. as'
3D., yellow, 81; Wheat, white. Is. 81. a s.. ID, rtt. $. "a :.
t. ~.
D'iScAali has ~al!:es>"! Il lc.tc; 10 tic members Of P,i,
.ncIt friendly &c the Government, urging their a,tcrt,n.
on he first day .! The stssicr, u u speaAr. viii At orcs ):
elected, ard business Of The utmos, importance btuup5, IN
waTi.
The English press view the controversy between liz [
States and Cuba viii, Iaai usy.
Asevete gale occG-rrd in the English channel, ~pro4cclp,
-hipwrrcks and loss .! lie.
Military preparations in France atr sciiv". TIE c!yiE.
Of the Emperor na- been fixed at SO 900, 600 of flames.
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lIi:sy!E JOURNAL.
po!Er or RICHMOND, NOVEMBER II, Is.

Steamer Virginia, Teal, Pn,l.!elphia.
Scur Rainbow, ~itr@ets, Boston.
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~COLhECTDH ND IT, EE.iL iGENT.
18th street. Richmond. Va.
A TTENpSp nENTINE "I HOUSES. iiihISG on, StGEe
n selling AMI p]utch,sr" STOCKS, COLLECTING ,LA-
SC Has To-: sae sou Richmond CITY Scrip.
%py IJ-rS ~ t,t.;. i,
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW Yons, Nov. l0.-Thc steamer Glasgow, with Glas-
COW dates of the 26,!i aud London dates of The 25th ult,
h.s arrived. Tie steamer Canada :cacIcd Liverpool on the
cath.
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ELECTTON KETUHWS.
The Wythcviile Republican says:
Pierce. Scott.
Nylhe. els 3S
Smylh, AZ maj.
Carroll, 3O MAJ.
lFrom Tic Carroll Bulletin, E1!Ia, Nov. 81
CARROLL.
The following table shows The returns Of the election in
this county. We give lhem a. received, and believe them
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4 IL per.pu. having clam. ..aln., the estate OF Georss ! ~
"A ersoa, decd. are Teqle,.si Ia U!:u: 'hrr1. ~i;hoaE zee
Irnr, ". Marray. CoInlGIl.I,ner 81 Tic ttu.iy '"Hf' " .
II his office, a. Louisa Court IIolse: a. such ctti.t 80
him fr proof, WILLIAM ~ -" a.
Nov. /. lcJ2 Administrator g! " l h--t
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t.EhTO AND II.
. urXDKED DOLLARS HE WARD.

GthTO AND EIn.s.
( sEIE!ViSG AMI Tor sro by = Hc;HIIDER x SONS. -
hs No pcrur:i" GuaEo 80 uerccg fresh Tlums-.oH -.
No.. l2-d.yC2t
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;;;'IijjjI 81 4 n.
gs5s s.s sala5EsHssH
a~~~e-
nsCEsHNSn NsAUlREN L.
AnEArS OF nMOND

.,p,,,sv H~u,GNaEH II, 1892.
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AS bit of fun appreciabe bpSiticians, and often
siye to nobody, we publish the FLOWING:
CALIFORNIA as. A'TAKAPAs.
UasAM TAuRuMauE CANo.--fSirgiiius Reiiuiuua.
tSuggested by reading the thrig account in the Cres
cent of the fight Sunday lat, between the Califor
MIA bear and the Attakapas bki in which mernorabl,
contest the latter was triumphnt l-See motto.
Attakapas 30 sorely cowld,
When late her Chief to Pdtune bowed
Wassoon to find change it seems,
Come o'er the spirit of heidreams.h
There is tide in our afGirs
And luck to him who lares.
Sunday, determined MOTTO yield,
Attakapas in the field
(she'd been in winter-qiarterp since
John Moore had made her champion wince)."
AS, by the Grecian bard ve're told,
The fashion in days d old
So round her Hero's formwas tied,
For his defence bullocks hide
And, stead Of Knights br valor famed
Taurus upon her standard famed. 0t
The world looks eager on the strife
e'ss~Whsn soyereign States copseHd for life,
And here the .'tug y was-Calfor-
Mia rersus Attakapas.
Her Champion gone, she seeks the fight,
And shows again her nalire might
Once more her banners proudly wave
Once more she glories in her brve-
For now she chaunts, in ctoausfull,
The triumphs of her mighty bull
Blush. California! for thy bear,
So long renowned for victories iare;
GrieSiy has fonnd at last, his match
And found be wasn't up to scratch -
Sad was the hour when Brnin's paw
Was raised against Attakapas'
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iNEW ADvERTIsEMENT-Let every bod,

r. r.. Il.
4 RADHyAY'S READY RELIEF
IS THE FIRST ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
j THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN AFEW SECONDS.
I viii THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
80 NJ is,i ehs as nU IN aa n
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
s giving instant the tomenting
TO THE SICK AND pA1N-sUFFERINa OF NEW
ORLEANS
Ts fsHs
1ou afAPs Il FsoM f. Me- q
1T HAS CURED,
Y IN NINETY CASES OUT OF a HUNDRED,
ssgsaaEEs" !|a ssg!sehafs \ \ sSS4 ssE sSSas
4 SSSSoTTAzeHh Il oSE ssSoSS#Pss s 0A''
s!fK HEARAsHH \ #5HHs s!gEEss HSgTEs. gTEs.
5ssAS SssH shsSsr 5 ssSE s5$H sE}s sSSHHs %sGHss
Fs 5aels
si1fs nss s
and quickly the disease.
\ SICK HEADACHE
n FEW M ssor nd TEE
viii onaeh and neutraIas the
i@PREvENr1oN. r
heavy feelings of
IN BATHING.
i1 sspoonsl Of g. R with Bowl Of wner and battle the
end Nssk and wash he and other parts o the
disease and sickness. headache and blousness
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
pIARRHGA DYsENTERY BIoopY FLUX CHOLERA MoRBus,
the most distressing discharges will speedily
NEURALGIA,
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY.
RAbWAYs READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous
the sufferer experiences
New whsrs shs nv Ps4 brought almost sa
sogr sts The ssss Of G The KEaDY RE FL tie pain
energy vitality the of which
'''' RHEUMATISM.
PAINS RELiEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RADWAYs READY RELIEF viii stop e,crucains
months confined their Pains whose
s f sn Ss n. u
United States nne for The truth q this need mo mo-
% e 9s IT @ e q s. @
the Unon the last four have themselves
CHILL FEVER.
oH1LLS sToPPEDLN FEW 0INUTKs-PAIv RELIEVED
INSTANTLY.
RADwAys READY RELIEF like charm in all cases Chilli
the Cb up and inao-
rates With health and strength and secretion OF the
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
Whenever you feel pain apply RAILWAYS READY RELIEF it
relieve in few lnntes If you pains Stomach
READY RELIEF taken si Internally applied externally viii
SOUTHERN DEPOT
JOHN l. WRIGHT M G Go ls chartres street Nsworean,
sE MEIqM 50
~ Sold also q MoRRissoN il Magazine street. aad bs y
r. READY RELIEF mhs7 y.w
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nUlMlBIs1l r.

resolution authorizing the Mayor to enter into trs
contract with ?. Marquez for the grlding, filing AID
paving Of the Metare Road from Canal the
Bridge.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell the ea
tract for painting the Port market ia the Third District
resolution athorzing the Comptroller to sell at c
tion the contract for psy with square stone on each
H the sarrparu street market
j A resolution refunding four dollars (S4j to A. Kidd
resolution Diminishing John Lawson from the Night
watch.
resolution relative to the Blacksmith shop on the cor
ner of Melicerte and Constsnce streets.
resolution granting permission to H. Lebran exhibit
certain paintings
resolution relative to the Blacksmith shop of Conrad
Stun1pf r.
resolution granting permission to B. H. Tegdar and d
r. Simon establish Beer Gardens in the Third District
resolution instructing the Surveyor toexaine and
report what repairs necessary to Poydrs market
resolution authorizing the Mayor to appoint P0ef
officer to act Clerk to the Chief Of Police.
resolution appointing Inspectors and Clerk for ths
election Of Third Justice of the Peace
beg to herewith the following resolutions, ard
notify Of the Of the Board Of Assistant
Aldermen therein, to wit
resolution the subject of Watch to be Ioea
ted on Canal street.
resolution authorizing the Collector of Taxes Thrd
District to the collection Of taxes suspended H
an act of the late Legislature
also take occasion to inform your honorable Body
the rejection Of the following resolution
resolution authorizing the Treasurer and Comptroller
TO settle with the officers Of the late Municipalities and
city Of Lafayette for their salaries
\ Very respectfully, your obedent servant,
w WALTER IL per.Rs, Secretary
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ments postponement Of the ceremony was the conse-
quence and in the interim great exertons were made "
crafty her Majesty But Soulouques attempts had conf
pletely .eespofed the Egyptans. and there were no
jewels to be had among them In this critical emergency
however the foreign and consus and residents
pettioned 10 give their assistance and through them
the vanity OF the Haytien Empress satisfied Then
the great and eyentfu morn Of the 18th April day
ushered in with the roaring Of artillery the display Of
imperial flags and grand military and civic procession
sououque and his smutty consort were escorted with
great pomp to the tent which served cathedral
rounded by princes, and mobiles and generals.
Having entered they took their seats under royal
opy and before them knet their sonthe heir of all their
greatness-the iusrious Prince BObo The solemn high
chaunted and the representative Of Pic Mono
poured the woollyead Of his Majesty the sacred oil
and placed upon it the imperial Prince Boboth
invested him with the sword and sceptre the ceremony
concluded and the roof rang with acclamatons Of
Long live Faustin the First, Emperor Of Haytii The
shout taken up outsidethe air echoed to the loud
blasts Of the trumpets and the Of the loyal Hay
tensthe Joined their thunders to the general
uproar and Faustin the First proclaimed Emperor
throughout his wide dominons. The festivities ceased
not with the day but continued throughout the follow
ing ten days, which declared time Of jubilee The
English and French Consus received the worth Of their
ewey in and ribbons but the representative of
the United States honored. he not having had
the wherewithal to supply the deman for trnkets.
of the Legion Of Honor is be sent to Chcvaer
George Downing, the NewYork oystermsn for his de-
fence of the negro against the paleaced Anglo
Saxons.
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nal, dated April IL, saysl.~
The weather is very hot and dry and the yellow
is making fearful havoc particularly board the shipping
No vessel remain in this bay while the present
Of things exist than five days without getting the
fever board consequently there not and in fact
there have been for weeks any of al ships in
this port They mostly at Moneyideo. Some Of the
American ships have suffered most severely and have
known Of several that could muster hands sufficient to
get of the harbor The American ship Victor sailed or
New Orleans about fortnight since with only men
able to do duty Many others have been here
entirely deserted The Swedish brig Dolphin has lost three
consecutive captains within the past two months and the
berth is vacant
Il notice bound fine ship the Catapa 12O days from
the Sandwich Islands New Bedford with cargo Of
OIL She sails to-day for home We have also in from New
York in passage Of 80 days the ship kacehound bound
for San Francisco with 275 Of the most filthy rowdes that
it my fortune behold. hope that they will
get away before they contract this fever for it would mk
terrible work among them For the past day or two
have had very fine showers which we nope will occur With
sufficient frequency to break this pestlence entirely
---
yAMPIRE-Not long since young girl eleven years
age who lived in PARIS attempted to murder her mother
andany Of her payate for the purpose Of drink
ing their blood. After careful examination BY scient
c man. it declared that she subject to the strange
and terrible mania of cannabasm As she extremely
young this strange OF natural instinct afforded
prospect of All will remember the of the
who used at midnight to leave his quarters aud
dig up bodies in Pere La Chase which he subsequently de-
voured This unfortunate is cured and is but
thirytwo years of age He preserves Of the episodes
his past life only confused memory like the recollection
of painful dream In other days science feared to
proach these sufferers. E.
| In 1879, young named Ferrage, under the infu
of this malady suddenly left his companions and
surrendered himself up to this horrible propensity He
selected ahs retreat near the top of one of the
mountains of Azure, whence he used descend like
beast of prey into the champagne country killing all the
women he could eat nothing else, and was constantly
to gaze as in wait for opportunity to seize BIZ
prey He never went abroad without double barreed
gum belt full of pistols and dagger So great ths
that he inspired that he used frequently to
towns for food into ammunition without any molestaon
| A peasant whom he suspected Of design. upon him
had his house burned his head He used to decoJ
any uleteers he CHANGED discover in the woods hi
den, where they were uniformly murdered large re
ward offered for his capture in yain until bold peas
ant insinuated himself into his confidence and captured
him This beast of prey for such he was
the 18th of December, 1872 He broken alive
the wheel For four years he had lived exclusively
| canpibal.
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Il ee.

JENKINs il seller Of and ha large supply Of
~, =. ,soss Of OeBce at The CORNER OF P0YDRAs AND
81, CHARLES STREETS Depot CORNER VICTORY AM
FIEIps STREETS, 74cHARTREs STREET sCoMMEkch
and a. The CORNER OF ROBIN AND sis. mhse
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- sslsr-T e H. So = \,
FIX sssery q she &. ese treasurer 81
~ ..',., ,sss'i M .,.;., 5, ..,,, ., -.
= e sss ~ Y, ssa'a ~ lse,s
ss.. = ~
e ns iss ,V ess'ls 1y s9
m I.,t n ,assa5 z, j,
4, - ~ ~, ~ 81
''o's' Y s''s = g 4.
~, ...,.. ~ :" - ~ 4 - - .x, ~
1rs :, II s''ss'' { 4. s. = 1sss
~ ~ s s. s ' +
~ -sas ~ - - s.s -
Ts,s
vota Z ~ ssa5 ssa " st'S iss.ss
y Yec. :. ma - fs.. =. ~
III and sts ~ Z. r
.Vaus Gssaret s.. ..s,,st ..,,a = \;
Mr Conyere novel ii s,si = 49,
mo s2 m n ssis, ~ sss s.
rs aIlo;nc sa; ot;csI 81 sa y
The an,os 49, 81 g. - g
vote 3sss - ~ !, y
Yeas. Burke. CLARK {,,orverr. t.;,,,,s, 81,
I'll and stockton-s. ''1 's'''s''' -
49, ~ Ga.s,.. u 4 x, &
NC. ~ Go uasqus', nssasus CO. Los
an
= S , apssm y hs e sne lei,ee g Us r,iss
NJ o. III "nicii ~ 81 m Iiess- -
s15 q s'tss'0n ss moved % amend y allowing
Y w y s1s
The following
adopted = = = 4 =
Al amendment fxsnc tbs ..1 1.,v " II, -.
tain Of the Third Iiatr'c Il at EisSj6 - 4
An amendment fixing tie salarv Il tbe 90.
! tain Of the Foarta District at $IO6Os
An amendment fixing the salary Of The Rirxks.
Lieutenant of the Third District Il $500
and Tieutcr,snt of IL. Tf,;rI Il;.tv;.t 0 ~ &.
Al y It
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SITTING OF FRIDAY, May II IS52.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members present; W. G. G. Claiborne, Presi-
dent pro tenn, and Messrs Burke, Clark, Con-
verse, Gasquet, Labatut, Sewen and Stockton.
On motion, the absence Of Mr.. Harris was
excused
The reading of the journal was dispensed with
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TO RENT.

FV'o RENT-An elegantly furnished Office, a
nhia se ''' SAMUEL SAMUEL WbsF ss Camp street
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DAILY CRESCENT
OFF1CIAL JOIREAL
As bit of fun apprseiabls pSiitieian. and orsn

on TnE CoNsoLIDATED CITY IoF. NEW ORLEANS
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rayHE KENTUCKY MIL1TARY m 3,

a 'AAAx AAIiN 1OAI fulAA1 ldhI llS-
Il STITuTE, DIRECTED BY A BOARD or WISE =
TORS APPOINTED BY THE STATE, 10 under tho imms =
a. saPerintenianee II cos. r. T. r. ALDEN and T. W.
Prrtieal Engineers Faeu The
o ndy FULL buildings eoanooass dis
location deaifAble, FTauki Spsg
Ffnnkfort health exemption
brief ample thorough elnescAl ssnti1c
teal education with day exercise By drill sd
with the udes strengthen the body while
tai moral Stud continued option
~ tie r. H. YtoR Cashier Of Ba q
Ii y, at Frankfort sFssls
resseiths snperintendent sazy Intata ussr
F. kort ky. = Or the undersigned lsa3
e p. DUDLEY ,tGsaz and 'pfs ssisct Board
Y FURTHER INFORMATION Ian BE Ell lSHRD ATTaR
e SCENT OFFICE. as iss& Wev@ "
y iHE WEST PASCAGOULA HIGH SCHOOL,
G SPENCER a. B, is iist tho
Ons Hfnarsd. -,
sadlson oi.s present
Y sIkRN MILITARY INSTITUTE pupese W sl.Iiy festy
MILITARY DEPARTMENT wkrs sll the brsaehss
III sash Schuos with
A al kxperss (Studnts fnhing Elsstrsss
THE FEMALE SEMINARY. 81 q
AUGUSTA NJ, KENT Ass E II, KENT,
M also High Sehoc
ottanty for ase who ish
be edaed Forty b.
he The location Of this stinton the
th Sas Coast bstnssn NerOfleaas anil Mobile
Applications for amssion 70 eita
- z, andssssrsJ, postrnsisr, High Sci 9,l Nj.
- = smw lsss Ii F.A. KENT. snl srinisadssi,
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I GERMANY.
1t is announced by telegraph from Carsruhe that the
hereditary Duke of Baden prince Louis has, Of
free w renounced forever the succession the throne
favor Of his younger brother who administers the
sovereignty in his name. 1t will be remembered that
Louis is dioc and that plea his brother assumed
eins of Government the late demise Of the regning
In 10
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yAST PASCAGOULA HOTEL.

RI n 7 @lsEm
HOTEL delightful retreat will opened 5EiH
visitors FIRST DAY OF JUNE, s52. The proprietor
expense will be spared the comfort
81 bis guests from his experience In bookkeeping they will
findt this inoslde desirable residence The Lake.
Hotel has better advantge for eabathng than other
establis N the Lake shore.
ANEW WHARF has recently beeI built and the GARDEN and
surrounding grounds have been beautiful order LIVERY
attached the Hotel the Of the
yisos will THREE BILL lard TABLES of which will
6 appropriated expressly for the Ladies -
J. snl6 tIel EDWARD KINGSTON BOYD.
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khd in ' ' iOi ST. CHARLES STREET.
better known "SAM has been connected with the
Nj. Aha ct for the last years having with Mr.
ss.nbl;shed the Gystsr the Second u
with till bis DEATH and has continued at the
busines With such an fxpeience An an ~ So
nato to public faithfully with the best IN ms me
ts friends share oi her iaig
mas De SSICFST LIQUORS th*t be procured SERVANTS
WIN nv excellent qualities have been employed, including
The Cooks The aS Ve ~ o
OlCEST FISH AN GAME ahn .ne st r no .rnrSe @
exclusively for this snoI III; pI
spared render this Saloon worthy he patronage
snd iudci0us community. ~. n,n.s "
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REEN OAKS HOTEL, Biloxi, Miss d..

M This famed and popular Summer tetreat generally silH
throughout the Southern country under the
uent of ELIZABETH PRADAT and JOHN PRApAT
mile distant from the village of Biloxi will opened
the OIL the reception of
GREEN OAKS is well known TO need extended notice.
popularity the establishment
increasing commanding the
prospect receiving
the impress favdraby the many
ESwCreans, Mobile and the surrounding country.
During proprietors made many
ynd The BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS thoroughly
arranged fitted up SAIL BOATS will be all times the
vice chargeAlso GLARET Dinner.
CARRIAGES and HORSES may be procured at any moment
In nddon the celebrated BRASS BAND Of NewOeans
and a BALI may be expected twice every week
Visitors wishing the GREEN OAKS requested
tv he Captains the Steamers who will them wharf
the Hutel.
Par week 90
nAndS Servar rts alfprice. my1 3m
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, EFT

r. EWARK, Nj, sADDLERY Ware GA
~ HOuas.7ANDREw c. BuLL& co, No. 10 Canal
i aateture.s snd Importers isADDLERy and sADDLEwARE
have constantly hand large and complete assortment of Saddles
Leather Hogskips sADDLERs Tools and Trimming Of every de-
scrirtion, at No Is CANAL STREET.
ST. 1yd&W ANDREW g. BULL Il CO.
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Id respectfully informed that h establishment will l
opened the Of VISITORS under the j. "
NIXON June Attached the house will be
BILLIARD ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS HOUSES
The will supplied with the delicacies
the NewOreas Market. The ouse surrounded by large
Oak Mulberry, Hickory Magnolia
the fine well giving shade
the vertical This Hot offers inducements
families and children than other hoe the of
green in 'front.' the of which about
tIr liberal deduction will be made tofamies mys 3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-01
Torch Light Procession.

The Democracy OF the city of Richm ond have
resolved to have Torch Light Procession on the
evening OF Wednesday, 1st December, 1852. The
Committee of Arrangements have adopted the fol
lowing Programmes:
At half past O'Clock, precisely, there will be a
display of Fire Works on the Capitol Square.
Bonires will be lighted on the hills at the same
hour.
immediately thereafter the procession will form
on Broad Street, in front Of the City Hall.
The line of march will be as follows up Broad
street to I'd, down I'd to Cary, up Cary to Adams
where the Procession will halt and one Rocket
will be set of for each State that voted for Pierce
and King
Returning up Adams to Franklin, down Frank.
lin to ID, down end to Main, down Main (halting at
the American Hotel to receive the guests} to 18Th
up 18th to Grants new building, where the process
sion will be dismissed.
The Armory Band has been engaged for the
night
The entire control of ths Procession has been
placed under a Chief Marshal, selected by the
Committee, and he will appoint his aids
The Marshas are requested to meet promptly, al
five O'Clock, the steps OF the north front of the
City Hall
At Grants factory, the Democracy will sit down
to q free entertainment literally and express.
ly provided. We understand that there will be
eighteen tables with seats for 900 persons