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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-17

~ 1t appears by dispatch received at
tie State Department, from j. II. Williams,
Esq, that u new tariff has been passed by
The legislative council at Sydney, New South
from the United States TO that colony, with
The single exception of Tobacco, will be entered
free Of duty; upon tobacco, the duty, both of
lee! and manufactured, has been reduced Cd.
PC: pound, and is to be still further reduced
e.;er December, 1853.
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fENHACKERAY's NEW WORK. Now
L ready at THOS. Ii. GRESHAM'S,

L ready at THOS. II. GRESHAM'S
lC99 Broad street
A Shabby Genteel Story, and ether Tales by w
Al Thackersy-prce so cts
Rochester, or the Merry Days of England, by the
su,hor OF Amy Lawrence, stgnfield Hall, &c
price so cts
Confessions of an Elton Boy, by Chas Rowcraft,
sutb9r OF Bush Rangers, &c--price so cts
Gallant Tom, or the Perils OF the Ocean an in,
ter sting sea tale, by the author of Yankee Jack
price 25 cts
Gentleman Jack, or Lie on the Road-euual to
Dick Turpin-prics 25 cts
The Robber, by X James-price so cts
Southern ano Southwestern Sketches of Fun
Sentiment and Adventure-price SO cts
Cabin aud Parlor or Slaves and Masters, by J
Thornton Randolph, which is the best book ever
published on the subject-prce so cts
Eoithwood, or Life North and South by Mrs
Sarah Hale. This is one OF this ladys best works
price 10 cts
Bivouac, or the Rival Suffers, by Col w II Max.
well. This has had great run-p,ice SO cts
Book for Corner, By Leigh Hunt second series
price % cts
Cecilia or the Memoirs of an Heiress, by Miss
BurneY, author of Evelina-price so cts
Count Julian, or the Last Days CT the aoths by
w Gilmore Sims, author OF Yemassee-prce so cts
Lilly Dawson. or the Smugglers of the Mill, By
the author of Susan Hoply-price 25 cts
Guerilla Chief or the Romance of War. This il
superior to Charles Malley-price so cts
Heads and Hearts, or My Brother, the Colonel by
the author OF Cousin Cecil &c-price so cts
Al tie Boston, New York and Philadelphia Daily
and Weekly Papers always on hand.
e am now ready 10 supply all orders for
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, STATIONERY, or any
thing appertaining to the Book Business, at the
shortest notices
tY~ ALL NEW WORKS can be found as soon
published my counters.
EY7 Subscriptions received for ALL PAPERS
and MAGAZINES published in the United States
and delivered III the city or sent by mail.
THOS. Ii. GRESHAM
no 17-lt Opposite Broad Street Hotel.
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Masonjc Northumberland Murder

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l5.-Thomas Helen
was Ibis evening elected Grand Warden Of
Inc Grand Lodge of Masons, in place OF Geo.
l.. III Farland deceased
Ciristiah Baker was shot To- day by Maria
L. Masser, German domestic whom he had
seduced and borrowed $l00 from but after
wards refused either 10 marry her or return the
money. She fired the pistol when he was
leaving his mothers door, the ball infictng a
painful bat not dangerous wound on the back
o. head
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BUFFALO, Nov. 15.-Private advices, receiv-
e. here from DunkiIk, report that the propel-
j.. Powhata has fUundeIed on the Lake, and
i, every soul on board persisted. She had q
large number ofpassengers on board, and a
el4able freight. Her books and papers are
ha.d to have fOated ashore. Nothing anthem
Ii n relation TO the ramored disaster has been
received, but il is probably toe true.
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THE MARKETS.

NV YORK, Nov l6.-No business trans
acted to-day, in consequence CT the funeral
obsequies Of Mr.. Webster.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.-The Flour market is
a good deal excited by the steamers news;
Sales Of Howard street at $5.12, and 1900
bbls. City Mills at $500. Sales of Red Wheat
at$l.l0. But little Corn in Market.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DISPATCH
Funerat Obsequies In New York.
Nxw YORK, Nov. I6.

To-day having been set apart for the obser
vance of funeral ceremonies in honor Of DAN
TEL WEBSTER, our Citizens generally joined
in testifying their respect for the memory of
the illustrious statesman. Business was sug.
pended, houses were draped in the enblems Of
mourning, and a grand funeral procession
moved through the principal streets of the
city.
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Steamboat 4ccident cud Loss of Life.

St. johns, n. b., Nov. 1.-THE steamer
Admiral ST. John, late OF the British Provin
Ces, containing 20 laborers, was run down in
the hatbor Yesterday by steam ifgete, and
al Il board, except 7, were drowned.
The surveyors on The railroad to connect
TINS place with the east and west have suspen.
their labors for the season.
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+ AND, HOU : EHO LII FURNITURE.
Ii CROPS, HOGS, COWS, &C, AT AUCTION.
Win be sold on Friday, the 10Th inst, at ii
O'Clock if far ii not, the next fair day, my tract OF
land situated in the county OF Chesterfield, s miles
from the city of Richmond, containing $50 acres,
and within 800 yards of the Richmond and Danvie
Railroad The improvements are comfortable, and
the land in good state of cultivation. Also, the
crop OF Corn, Oats, Hay, Fodder, Household Furni
ture, number of yesng Hogs, Mich Cows, &C.,
sc. Terms st sale. J. 5 DUVALL.
Sale to be cond acted by Jno r D Payne, Auct.
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MARKET GARDEN OR SINAI
BY PULLIAM 81 DAVIS, Auctioneers.
DESIRABLE NEAL ESTATE IN TIE

1 hES1 BILE NEAL ESTATE n III
- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY the 18th day OF this month at 3h
o'clock, P. NJ, on the premises, il the town of Msn
chester we will sell, without reserve the following
Real Estate, to wit: First, the Tenement now occu.
has six rooms and store, and cellar basement,
kitchen, &c Second, a small Tenement in rear oil
the dwelling. Third the Dwelling House now oc.
cuped by J Gill, Esq, being twosrory h Juse
with five rooms, Kitchen smoke house, we'll of good
water, and fine garden. Also lot of Ground,
containing X acres, on the square next below the
Farmers Hotel The aforesaid property is sold by
order of the heirs of the late Walter c. Day
Immediately after, we will sell two Tenements
on the street Immediately in rear OF James NJ Per.
due d Cos.
The whole of the above named property will pay
Is per cent on what it will probably sell for There
is not one vacant house in the town of Manchester
TERMs-One.t third cash, balance at 6 and II
months, interest added.
no l3-tds FULLlAM e. DAVIS, Aucts
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By Alexander Mott g. Co,

~ until the season closes, commencing at seven
O'Clock at which time We will sell from the shelves
IN lots to suit purchasers, good selection ii piece
and cut dry goods, hardware cutlery, guns, pistols
gold and silver watches, and clocks and time pieces
OF every description Also genera al assortment Of
fsncy goods. ALEX MOTT Il co.
no AuctOneexs
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Death oTn Baif,more CaD,nin

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is Information has
been received at the Department of State Of The
death Of Louis A. Chasteau, ut Acapulco, Mex
leo al old and experienced 'ptain Of Balti-
mgye,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE a. CO.


BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co,
GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.-On TIES.
- DAI, 2jrd instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock
We wn sell at our auction store q general aasort,
mem VI groceries, consisting in part OF
nnds sugar, part prime quality
10 bags Laguyrs and Rio Coffee
re" Orleans Moasses and Syrup
hye Whiskey, part old and very superior
quality f~''0-
Gunpowder and Pouchong Tea
TERMs-Under SI0O cash. oy ar s,o0 fo,rr,,,..
eie9I, iSr approve negotiable paper
t1E sac Without regard to " FEATHER
DSNLoP, MONCURE Il CO., Auctiouesrs
NkUsTEE'S SALE OF RE4I "a.
= IAIE-By Virtue of deed of Trust. dated
lhe ISL DAY OF July, in the year 1852; and by re-.
quest Oh the oenehcla y, in said deed the under.
signed, appointed Trustee therein will D, oceed To
sen al uDilc Auction, on the premises the Real
Estate In said deed conveyed as follows. %
SAIU4DAf Nov. 9th 1852, at 4 O'Clock M a
lot OF ground in Richmond City, on the South cor
ner OF Main and Fourth streets fronting 40 feet on
Maln street, and running back about I53 feet ON
which lot there is prior lien the amount of which
viii be made known st the sale. And on MONDAY
Nov 29th, 1852 at O'Clock NJ, lot of ground in
Manchester, known IN the plan of said town as
"Gord0n Tenement No 2s4, lying on the East side
OF Jackson street. together with all houses and ap-
purteaances to the said lots belonging
Tet ms Cash.
no 17~~otd r K HOWISON, Trustee
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..y~ Keep II Before the People. that
= y :. .. " LEl i-LE-LL lL2L MLILM II - ER

s;y~ Keep II Before the People. that
BAKERS CELEBRATED PREMIUM blIJERS
sure cure for dyspepsia IN al its various stages
witness the large number Of voluntary certificates
the hands of the proprietor, and the great de-
ulaud for i wherever IL has been introduced. No med
Introduced the public has gained the
popularity possessed by these Bitters with so little aid
IRON the pubic press They preventive OF Ague
aHc seVeE cOrrect0T OF dsordered stOuachs and the
beet tome to be had at any price. Let the sufferer try
t-en and be convinced.
Pce only % cents per bottle. TIE be had al the drug
Stores OF
Purcell. Ladd l. Co. A Bodeker, Adie d GRAY. Ben
rstt Beers, Gaynor 4 Wood, and ricot, Main
street; Blair VIM Laid, and Seabrook Reeve,
bro-c street. Richmond, Va. oc2
~ For Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia,
&c The liver beng the largest gland N the human
tedy u frequently derauged than any Cther-
JE follow dyspepsia cOust patton, cold feet and lose
81 appettethe skin becomes yellow, the sPlTts drooP,
ana there u great aversion TO society Regulate the
EYer ana YOU correct all fhese evils. The
p4rat.ons to take are Dr. ROSES celebrated Railroad
Anti-Bous Pills They carry OF the bile, G-d coon
HisGyspepsia conp0Und should be taken where
peIss1 nGs been troubled with dyspeps long tlHe
lre ~ cents but for colds bilious habits, jaundiee,
81, take DR. Roses Ant.-Blous Railroad Pills, Gs
they ahead Of a.! other pills IL the good e1ects-
i y and y cent? per box.
For sale By Purcell LAID L Co, Bennett Beers, o
SirecheT, Gaynor L Wood, BOdekeT, Adie Gray,
4 Duval, X DUyal, Blair, n ZachF'ssop, and !"
Lao3. &C "
FEF~Dr.Ros = Pain Carer-The Wonder
OFIHE AGE!-Aii pa n cured like magic This Won
derc preparation gives immediate Eee! to al bodily
pain. 1t is Used internally and externally. Acute
re GlasI and tooth ache swollen lace, pal Of IN
back OF Dmbs sudden colds, ague, pans IN Tie "ohut
cholera 0rb1f, sealds, burns chfibislnes, spr6lns,
bruises p.Apes AID chronic erIptaons, enc pans IN
the s3naach ali yield few uiiLutes 10 this ehemi-
For sale bv Bennett q Beers, Adie Gray Purcell,
l1ald [. CO. A U4ysI, K Duyal, q SLrseksr, Boz
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BY Wellington Goddin.
ARGE SALE OF BUILDING iona

,.,.,! Al hOChtITS FOR SALE AT ACCTION
VIII Dc solo. on wednesday, the nth day Of No.
vemoer 1882, upon the premises if fair Il 20. the
next iair DAY, commencing at half past two O'CLOCK
ing on the eastern side of the W iliamsburs road
or the south line Of continuation Of Nichoison AZ
and either side of several cross streets Each 10,
mas front OF thirty feet and an average depth OF
Sae hunc req and ten feet to an aheJ These lots
being admirably located, are valuable NOT onlv far
puHoing purposes, but many OF them abound in
Trlck clay of most excellent quality
lhsse lots are within three squares of the comm.
Sus 0taho' 80 that persons at all times fiud an
from any part of the city. The sale win be- msd.
without the least limit OF reserve so that capitalists
and others can attend with the assurance tbat evs.
~ lot offered will positively be sold
Terms, one'third cash, ba'anca at four and eight
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, secnr
ed by trust deed, or title retained
no ibid w GODpIN A..
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,
WILL OPEN FOR EXHIBITION. AT
w ODD'FELLOWS HALL, TUESDAY, Nov
10th, Dubnfe's Celebrated Original Paint
Jugs of
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the temptation ant expulsion, painted
for Charles \, of France. These sublime works
of At have been exhibited in Europe and the Uni
ted States tie past twenty years. to The universal
dniras!on OF over Two mi ions OF persons
The Agent respectfully informs the citizens Of
Richmond that these are Il e same original Paint.
ngs by Du6utt that were exhibited in the Court
ROOM in this city in 1895.
register of the names can be seen at the door
Open from 9, A. M till 10, P. NJ. Brilliantly il.
Illuminated every evening.
Admission the whole week, % cents Schools
admitted on liberal terms.
Season Tickets so cents description will he
given every evening, at o'clock no Its
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF HOUSE.
"A HOLD FURNITURE, &c WIN be sold at
pubic auction the Household Furniture Of the late
AIRS Harris, on "Wednesday, the 18th of Noyem.
per ats clock, +. NJ, at tae house of Mr. August
on Bro ad street, between Madison and Monroe at.
no lO-2.f I. BOLDEMANN ldr,.r
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by George j. sumner.
DEREMPTOkY SALE OF A ARGE

l. AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF RICH,
LY FRAMED OIL PAINTiNG5.-On Friday
morning. the 25th inst, commenc ng st 10 o'clock,
in the large room over the store Of Elias Hale No
it6 Me- in street, will be sold st auction. choat
seree, very large and valuable collection OF Oil
Paintings in richly 0rnamented gilt frames. The
greater portion Of this collection, is the private
property of gentleman, and contains many beauti-
ial and costly pictures; ard as the conditions Of
the cons gnn ent call for perenptory sale ito
cover advances made by the consignee," the whole
will be sold with ut the least reserve.
The paintings will be open for exhibition on
Wednesday, tie l7th inst, when the pubic Is re-.
specially invited to call and examine them.
Descriptive catalogues Will be ready for disiriou
ton at the time.
Terms cash Sale to be conducted by
nol6-dtd GEORGE SUMNER, Auct.
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SMITHS LOTTERY OFFICE,
Wall street. EEder the Cify Hotel,
CHALk'S OLD STAND

To nay.-SasaueaAnna, Class 81, Capitals
Of 81, 90, ] ii IL 80. | of 1850. Of 367e 20
Of $50. 20 Of 600 30 Of 300 100 OF GEO. eco Of lS9
dc. rs kos. II drawn. Tickets SIC shares In
pIopotton.
Also, Patapsco, 300 Capitals: ! Of Sc, l54, of
nambsrs, 10 drawn. Tickets e3--shares in pro
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MARTINS SUPERB GUITARS. NASH
III & WOODHOUSE constantly supplied
with full assortment OF Martins superior Guitars
Thee instruments can be safely depended upon ss
first rate in al! respects
They have also for sale Violins, Accordeons,
Flutes Flaseoiets Ciarioneta, Banjes Drums Flies,
and the best Violin, Guitar, VioinceE.o, and Harp
Strings, Violin Bows, Tuning Forks, &c. &c.
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GREGORY ~ MACRI,

succ eseors 70 ]. W. Maufy @ I0.-UEce s.tI
Main street.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery No I3s, Nov Is
6 81 SO IS 80 40 o. 81 % 1915
To.day.-Capital SIS coo, OF 1907 &c OF 1900
10 OF 40, 400 OF 1870 IS naubers i drawn
Tickets SO
To. morF0w.--Cspital SO, 1850 of 10000. 5
OF 1000, &C 10 NUM- Jers, 10 drawn. Tickets s..
90 u
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CAMILLE MORAL Mercan

MERCANTILE MORALS .-Mercantile
I'VE Morals or Thoughts for Young Men entering
mercantile life. By Rev. w II Van Doren. /
volume l6mo
Contents--Weslth not the chief end of life
Mercantile Morality Making Haste to be Rich !;
the Young Merchant in Danger the Young Me:-
chants Guide the Young Merchant in Society
Unsuccessful Merchandise, or Sabbath Desecra
ton the Young Merchant a Sceptic the Young
Merchant Novel Reader Young Nan at the The.
atTe.
This volume deserves to be placed in the hands
OF each young man as he enters mercantile life.
IN \ Con.
Gems from Fable Land A collection of FABLES,
ILLUSTRATED by facts, by VIM GLAND Bourne; | vol
l2 mo, 81.
Little Silver String, or Tales and Poems FIR the
Young prettily illustrated-62 cents.
Queer Bonnets, or fruitful ness and Generosity.
Book for Girls; by Mrs l. Tuthill-62 cents.
Our Fret Mother; volume Ie mo-G2
This volume will undoubtedly find its way into
Sabbath School Libraries and Christian Families ;
and though ii is specially adapted to Youth, il de.
serves to be cordially commended 10 every lover
OF sound biblical instruct on. 1t is TO be hoped
that the same author may follow this volume with
otnt re o1 a SINH al character or Kindred topics"
Napoleon and his Msrshals, by Headey !. Isz.
trated edition.
Grays Elegy and other Poems illustrated by
Glib rt-small evo., o. full gilt, $3.50. Turkey
morocco, So 50
"a very beautiful edition Of these admirable
poems The Elegy is proiusely Illustrated each
verse having a design and page TO Itself Some
OF the designs are exquisite, and all in fine
Keeping with line quiet spirit of the poem isef-
vi Grays poetry hardly any euogy could be ex.
trsvageLt. By long consent and univel sal sufrege
he hes become one of The classics OF The lsnauage
AID one Of that still rarer circle, of whom the
world regrets tney have SO ii tie +!
INeo York Eraneelis.
For sale BY NASH & woODHOv>E,
!! FAIL. re-
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@1 THE sTRAMsHIP FKNN.
sSfLVAEIA, Capt BsImofe. y, Row
ready 70 receiye freight spd win call Wcanes.
day, the 18th inst, ii o'clock AM
Fur freight or passage apply to As.
Kol5 -~r-ss%~s.--~-s~+----- X. RANKIN.
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ITO the VOcaltsts and Public Speak.
ers.-Al who desire a distinct and harmonou:
voice, should use Bryan's Pulmonic Waers occa
sorally; they remove all irritation ofthe Uvula and
greatly improve the fexibility and power Of the
voice Fer sale by
no IL GAYNOR & WOOD, Druggists.
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noll ITO Main st, the great SKY Light Gallery.

GS Music, Musical instruments, &C.
THOS GRESHAM, IU94 broad street. hao for
sale a! the late;t and most popular music Of the
day siso great variety OF N aeical Instruments,
such as Guitars, AccOroeons Violins, Banjos.
FiGtes, Flies, and every thing IN the musical line
he is also ssen; for the Musical World AID New
York Musical Tines.
Also fine assortment Of instrcct m books for
piano, ACCORDION, &c. Cal and examine for your
selves no l0-l2
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>,ILE AT ROSE COTTAGE.-By virtue
y of deed OF trust from Thomas Steers, dated
10Th day OF September, 1852, and Of deed ofteust
from Thomas Steers and Mary Ellen bic WIFE, da.
ted the 9th day OF october 1882 both OF which have
been duly admitted to record ia Hanover county
court cf.ice the undersigned trustee, apponted by
said deeds, will proceed to sell, on Thursday the
lstn day Of ember, 1882 OF far, II not the nezt
fail dsy) beginning at IL O'clock, at ROSE COT
TAGE, in Hanover, about miles from Richmond,
and not far from Central rail- oss all the property
ia the said deeds conveyed, consisting oil the farm
known as Rose Cottage, subject 10 a lien there
on fos $1,000 and interest, sad 10 sale for the
forcement of said lien: also coed buggy and har.
ness, threshing machine, nearly new, farming i'm
plernens, ploughs. hoes rake, spades, &c, lot
OF Cattle cut hay, and straw, wing corr, &C; al.
So for the balance OF the present year, four sayes
Joe, MARIA, Sophy and Rose, and at the same time
End place will be sold the household and kitchs IN
furniture at Rose Cottage.
Terms-As 10 the real estate, made known at the
time OF sale As to the personal properly cash for
sums of 20 collars sad under; for Sums over ~
dollars four months credit for approved endorses
negei ible notss.
no ibid RR HOWfsON,
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By James NJ. TayIor.

EOER VERY DEsIkA BLE RESIDEN.
L CES AT AUCTION.-Wlll be sold On Tnesaar
November 23d, at * o'clock NJ upon the nre,ri'
SEES hose tour very desirable brick houses and lots
situated at the corner of 18th and Rrosd ats Thesa
houses are FINISHED in the most approved style and
are In excellent order, obtaining about ii rooms
edch, win brlck kitchens and the other usual on,
houses. The lots front about 27k feet and rnn
back about 1872 feet to 90 foot paved allev and ali
OF tnese houses are at present occupied by excel
lent tenants at fair rents.
This property being pleasantly located within a
lew minutes walk of the heaviest business portion
OF the city, market dock, &c, presents unusual ad
vantages to those wishing residences retired, vet
convenient to those points
Ierms-One-third cash. the balance at six and
Twelve months with interest and salts factorly Sc
cured
nos JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct.
MARKET GARDEN OR SMALL
1u FARM ADJOINING RICHMOND, FOR
RENT AT AUCTiON-On FRIDAY next. the
18th INST, at o'clock in the afternoon upon the
premises. will be offered for rent from that day
until the lst day OF January, 1854 that small Farm,
known as "Mansfeld," situated north Of and over
looking the city, and within few steps of the cor
pOration line The Farm contains about 80 acres
OF good land which is well ad apted for the cuItiya
ton of vegetables, &c. The.improvements consist
of dwelling house and the usual out houses, and
the premises are under g )od enclosure.
On account of its great conve nience to the city,
this property is worthy the attention of those wish
il market gardens, &c
TERMs-A bond will be required with approved
security for the paymen. of the rent quarterly.
no Ii JAMES NJ. TAYLOR, Auctr
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FIXTURES FUK SALE

Il complete set of Fixtures, in good order for
manufacturing six boxes per day. consisting in part
of TWO large size Flattening Screws, two do for
sheeing, with mills complete; four do for boxes;
also : s mills, SIS pound, do y pound do, bands,
bets stoves, benches, and every other article that
is necessary. The factory in which these fixtures
are, can be routed ar very moderate price, say
about S75 Der year. The above fixtures will be Of
fercd for sale privately until the 10th Of December
II not disposed OF before that time, will be sold az
public auction, of which due notice will be giyeu
For further Information spplyto
no I5--l2tt pUITJkM e. DAVIS
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SINE@, PURE COD Liver OLA
- fresh supply of the very superior Cod Liver
Oil OF MIR Shines, which has received the common,
da;iou of our best physicians, and 10 warranted
sare and free fro m all aduter' ton.
"a a remedy for consumption, coughs ard gene
raj DEBILITY il stands unrivalied; for safe by
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists,
nnlG Main street.
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sPkkATT.sS,% aERICE,

DFaNa nDs OF Oela 1a4E Tx. ia NOV 10th
IT 50 l2 90 Sc IL . ~ a 40 6s
Ticket ms. IL q Sc; end Nos 20 % 6s 4
prize OF : 1000 sold and paid by STATION
T0.dAy.-DelawaTe, No lao Capital s35 ,UQ0 4;
7s numbers, Is drawn Tickets $40.
Drawn kos OF Delaware, No 1873, Eov IS:
6 81 50 Is 30 20 5 CT 81 IS 9 10
DkE-sTON & MkRRIL'S YEAST PONDER,
the hes; article Of the ki.!d in use, foG aa,a by
no IL Z. } PICOT, Druggist
GIVE HUNDRED BUSHELS PRIME
T. MOUNTAIN CLOVER SEED, Tor sale by
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN. recently era-
n das.sd al New En- gland college, and highly
recommended, IL DESTROYS Of engaging a. Assisia d.
Classical Teacher or Private Tuior Ia this city
Please address A. E. X post Office, or call at Mrs
ADhott's. 1867
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CLINTON win receive freight for
Lyncnuaig ul Wejnes day, 18th Inst, q. 2 o'cloek,