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Average yield Of the ore, 81 per cent
Besides this considerable sraelssd on private
account and the Union mine produced upwards Of nVs
husd1e ed tons Of metallic lead The aggregate product
Of tts two mnes-Coai Hin and Union-was mot much
unSer tive thousand ave hundred TONS 1t appears ~
tbi that with all the bad management large amount
d sse was produced. With proper machinery 1t that
tns and regular scientific system Of mixing, ths
anal product might easily have been two shousand tons
e pig Lead. As 1t dividends amounting to upwards
.f thirty thousand dollars paid, which much
siss~ yroAt, a. capital was sver paid In.
such the history Of the mines Of the Great Northern
Lead Company and II is perfectly plain that with judi
sious management, their produetivensss can be in
opsaeA tsn-fod The operation Of these mines, under
ahs old company shows that the supply OF ore In the
veins 4 iusxhanstible with tho most bunsiing
method Of extracting H. the yield was equal TO $iT2
cubic sthom being $5i pcr fathom greater than she
celebrated CG Mines Of Lake Superior. This important
point being settled beyond all question the emily thing
en 10 TO work the mines uron proper principles Tue
Dad ore In the sss d eourty in whioh the mns' OF
che Great Northern Lead Company e situated 70 con-
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MoSpAy, New N-6P.M
Asuu-rspded upwards 10 bbls. wore sold At 81 62k
s46s% for PETS and 81 6SI ~ Is Toe pearls, per
10citS
BsrApsrurys-rour cid not vary much; the gesersi
demand Wa good bat the high prices asked and tho rise
In freghts iWpedea budne. The days oper stems oem
prsd Ia ITO hbls five rye ct So sour and superdcs
Nc at 80 s<1s. Wassxy 70 ehotss State ss SstzT
50 rupsfne C:satian Ia bond at ss,lfH; mixed
nd Southern ut % ssx Is S2j ssS tNasf asuesse,
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MATRIMONIAL.

MArRIxoNY MADR EASY. OR HOW TO WHY A
!vA Lover -Prcft sscr wton Boston formerly u Lon
DON viii send to any addrcs on receipt Of dollar post
rad plain directions to able ladies gentlemen 70 win
devoted affections Of ss the posse sex IS
hearts msy deere Tho process II simple but so capt.
yEt, tIsI 81 nAy 10 res irrespective Appeal
ance or position. and last thosxs least ON be ar
able. Addrrss Prceasr Iswton Boston, Mass NoNtters
tascn rosa tbs Psst o@ss auless the postage "a pail
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EXCURSIONS.

FRYE TxCu RsIoN TO TIE CITY OF NEWARK.
n will he made by the Nov Jersey Railroad on frdy
Ns, 2 ;hs purps:s e diving .v.ry pcrssn ohaaes 2.
be sold 20 the highest bidder Tuesisy, foy ~ Y O.
clock. noon at the Merchants Exehangs New York, ~
will leave the Depot ~ Jersey City. at 10 oslooh Tor
Newark. and rstvrning lsavs Newark ~ ocssk. r. NJ
stages will readiness ths arrival Of the =,
osavey 70 the ground free OF expense should
until Monday Nov. 90 All psrsons who are desir rus Of
viewing s properly previous TO the e esn rroc.rs tick
free Of charge for the exourscn together with
and fall Isrtlsu1rs Of ths Auetisnser, No. Wall street.
York.
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The gene raj statement Of which the foregoing ia alb
srsct comprises the condition Of two hundred and fifty
bar ks and branch. Reports received
from two hundred and thirty eight tho renal ming
twenty Individual bAnks) have given notice of closing
their affairs and the figures to them taken from
the books Of the depsr hencehs difference in the
foongs of the two columns Since the last report 2sth
Of Jsne) eleven banks have reported for the first
time.
The following table shows the quantity Of Of thu
principal articles Of pooduce left at tide water from tho
commencement Of navigation to 14h November, inolu
sive during the years 1860, POS days 1851 ia days
1852 POT DAYS
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PLACES or NArrvrrv-United States, Is; Ireland IS;
England, 7; Scotland q Germany 90 France, q Italy Il
Britith Possessi rs in North America, l. unknown,6
FRoM-Hosptal. Bellevue II: Penitsniary, Blaokwells
Island, Il RsIdelrs Island, City Hospital Almshouse
Bpckwes Islaad Cocred Home Cslored Or phan Asy
lun, ]; Colored persona T.
Interments returned from Wards Island, H..
A. w. WHITE City Irlpestee.
CITY Inspectors Ofice. Nov. 49, 1861
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MI POOR OLD AUNT
1vl It's mistake graoeleas heirs,
Fave made about the aine qua nou.
Which kills Al insects nDswares
Ere they can say Jack Robinson.
For Lyons Powder kills not aunts,
However - and weak they mag b:
For ants it's quito 8 circumstances.
And heas that bite the baby.
III rats and mice tnse advice,
They will beware his pills magnetic.
Which ipjnre health down
Uneae they taho strong emetis.
LYONS Magnetic Powder for insects aud his xAgns~o
Pills, for killing rats and mice, ut 42i Broadway
LloLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS, FOR I'm
IL cure Of scrsfula-Extraet Of letter pubisAsd n
tho Delhi Gazette from Mr. Pemberton, OF Cape TowAs
Dear wnfrcd-During tho voyage the steward of the
EEL observing tht suffered srely from scrofulA
Uendod Holloways ointment and pills Informing
mo that former passenger had been cured BY those nyav-
ply commenced usies them, and ia few days fouiA
such In general ath thst contilssA
pleased 70 hsar that am nov perfectly cured soIaS5
and by those Of the United States, ko $50 and 81 -
pr box. Wholesale at Mr. JOSEPH HORsEY's, Maiden
Lon den.
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wmuyv Avs.

WLLIAs ARNOLD, T. D. DENTIST HAS RE.
place. Eshsh stsesA asss &oss woss 81 sSvsAwsy,
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DISEASES.

Weekly Report Of Deaths
In tho City County Of New York. from the 18th day Of
| Noven Dor to the 10Th day of November. 1884
Men. &c; Women. co; Boys "; Giris. 75.-Tstal 2S2
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WOOD AT 81 n.--I HAVE FOR SALE 800 CORDS or
w vrsiniA tn rine wood, delivered on pier In
York river eight niles above YsrkWsA Per holds 10
cords.
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THE LAWRENCE WATER CURE BRATrLgBoROr.
III ont-Milliam klugs. lformnrlx Of Kaasal.


l. vsrmont-William Klings Formerly Of DR.. vessel
hoe IT'S establishment has the honor inform his fris ID
ard the public that he will open the above Embellishments
bu expressly for him, under his immediate superin
tendence the first day Of May next He aasrs amssk
that his long experiences aud thorough 'aequantsno WITH
the water treatment together with the comforts SAD
convenierccs Of an establishment built entirely Tor the
accommodation Of his PATIENTS will him full share
the public patronage The medical will 10
uudcr the charge Of Dr. c. W. Grsu gentleman Of smi-
nent ability, ard long experience in his profe. sion The
proprietor pledges rs anremittns the nseresA
patronage Bratteboro b ocstsd In the midst Of beau
ul roenery and is unexceled for its pure and healthy
1t Is situated about half between the
celebrated White Mountains Of New Hsmpshirs and ths
which latter place 10 roached By
nest railroad travel in eight For further psrtoa
lars in regard to his estab in ,ludips terms
tho proprietor refers 10 pamphlet Will he will issue
few days WILLIAM KLINCE Proprietor Of the Law
rance Wafer Cur g. Irsttleboru,
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CIGARS. CHAMPAGNE-SEGARS, CHAMPAGNE The
- subfcribers have for sale. to CLOSE oonsisnmsnt
$4,000 from SIS 90 to $40 thousand In lots 70
suit pure Also, no baskets Of imported oh smpasns
equal 10 Heidsok AZ $40 per bAgkot, by MORGAN
DkiLu. z barclay ttreet.
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elegant and costly ftted Oyster and rercshment
o1n with private 30 The saloon located
IN Of the thoroughares Broad
Andy c. b. IiU w US, 80 street.
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A FURNISHED Pn1LoR AND BEDROOM 70 LET TO
"A one or two single gentlemen, in private family. Asc
furnished bedroom, Bath and closet for the
eoeppsnts Fsrns moderate Location UNSURPASSED. IN
quro at 500 Broadway. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

INDIA CAMEIS HAIR SQUARE sHsY VS. AND
scarfs white, black, blue and rod will be reoeiysd
cirees rom CAieu,. ana epened a. FOUNTAINS Iudis
store, this day. Ladies In &C the above ic.es w
please call in mediate they weh have choices
Al India notps VIII b. received at the .ims.
v n variety Of Chinese goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

BOARD, IN A GENTEEL PRIVATE FAMiLY-oNR
~ two gentlem,n and their who wish enjoy all
the que. and comfort Of ssctly private family Of tros
only With good board and romely plea room
secord floor, located In vsr X biooh from Canal
street modrts terms, apply at store 2g0 Aussos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

Eos sALE-TaE VERY SUPERIOR AND SPLENDID
4 steamship OSPREY, In this port, having hoen
thoroughly ovefhsulsd and repaired by Msssrs Hsrlin
Hoingsworth, Wilmington, and furnished with new bed
plate boilers 30. viii be SOLD st favorable price, The
ship has tho most spacious for
in cabin second cabin and sseeraGe being admirably
adapted to ooatng, Cbagres and Havana trade Err
further articuiars, appiyto. s,,,,ro,y .,
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HOUSES, ROOMS, ETC, WANT'En.

HOUSE WANTED, FOR THE WINTER IN A
"A good ntigboorhood, belsw Tenth street. by small
pteel family Address Henry b. s. at the office Of the
Tribune, stating loo alton and rent.
DART or A HOUSE wANTED-CoNsIsTING OF TWO
room and be broom, by gentleman and vito,
fui Dished unfurnisted, OF Broadway, between
Cotlandt and Canal streets Address Lewis Herald ofe
WANTED TO HIRr-THE LOWER PART or NRw
w three story house. with s the modern
usted In respectable psighborhood pars OF tia city
not above Sixteenth street. r. mt exceed
annpm. Address G. ", Broadway Post office.
WANT1D TO IEAsE-rwO BILLIARD TABLES.
for one year. with the privilege Of buying them APP
ply NJ ST south street.
WANTEp-POR A SMALL GRNTEEL FAMILY, A
psror bedroom and kitchen, on the second door Of
small honse for which fair rens will be paid monshy in
advance Must be down town. and possession required i'm
me6atey the first Of the month Address Howard Her
aid ohce
WANTED TO REHT-A SMALL HOUSE,, IN THH
w lower part Of the city suitabls for small family;
rsrt Of a house might snswer. The advs tser woud
have no objections 20 hiring hous, and purchasing IN.
furniture OF family who desirous Of giving
housekeeping, or OF moving. note addressed 10 IL J..
g. Herald Once stating terms location &c. viii meet with
immediate attention.
WANJRD A SMALL FURNISHED ROOM. FOR 4
w lady and child, without board. Please address o. o.,
hS once, stating term and l cation.
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$50 OK . sesp sD sosg
real ss.a.. this city Brsskys Apply u s. s.
BROAD, NO. - wall street.
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IRON ROoFs-THE CORRUGATED IRON ROOFS ARR
the gbtost cheapest most handsome and dsrabis ire
rrof roofs tho world for dwelling ind warehousss r
tcrnni all bui dings worth saving from Dire. rns
M ,uufgo hv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-23

DRUG STORE FOR SALE, AT LITTLE OVER HALF
~ cost applied for Immediately the ownor be-
ing Obliged to etve 1t will inven Tory double wha. ask
for H. the business increases daily There II also
long cse. cheap rent and ether advantages
commencing, that will be Satisfactorily exp aned by
APPLYING at no. 81 Seventh avenue, second door above
Thirty .lonrth Htreot
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FURNACE AND STOVES FOR SALE.-ONE or KEY
sers No. furnaces, in good order: ono Largo aud
hand sheetron pyramid stove aud three hall stoves
Apply at the American Hotel Broadway and Barclay
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DoAR DING.--AN ELEGANT pARLOR, WITH sEyE-
- raj bedrooms sdJoipnF suitable for family
Der Of gentlemes with without board no had at
Leroy pacs Blocker Bath aad closets every
floor.
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| CoLT's PISTOLS. sHARPs PATENT RIsLg-Tur
~ subscrheIa have full supply OF the above
tsle A liberal allowances mAdo to the trade. A. ".
| SIZES Co, 81 Maiden lano.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, -

L,oR sALl-rBR BLACK PONY TON HYER raOy1
we'll, e.n pace In q 70 Also. . lghs shifinS s2
separately ssuasher very cheap Inquire a. k 6rsnA
ard sixteenth street.
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WIN. WRIGHT, nc West Twenty second street.

GTEANDOAT LAW AND LIFEBOATs.-rHE I'm DE&-
~ signed prepared 10 I'LL all orders for Fransi Ne
tallie Life Boat required by the stesmboas law. We
would however TO thoss Interested the proprstV
OF sending in their orders exy possible
not reasonably expect that he served Vie
lat moment In order 70 OF stcamboas9
Daeh outlay a. poshle to start factery
at point on the Western and also the ass
which WILDE done at tho lest ocabe moman6.
Orders TO be addressed to JOSEPH FRANCIS Director
Life Boat Company.
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Il AM RuYIkG MY CrRTAINs AT rnE cHNArHs.

store in The city, said Mr. John smith. Wsere 1, thaa
At The store n tho subscribers Piled; who ssi
iroeatellos lace and muslin curtains! window eornss
ihtdes Ia gngr &c ell OF tho latest and most
BE deflgn, - per cont Less than hoss 10
city call and examiro. A. N. r. DAVIES rrastie Al
upholpteIsrs 1916 broad way.
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p0ARD WhNTED-WITH A FURNISHED ROOM
~ bet rcsb Prince aud Fourte nth sire u.s. Broadway
where the dinnr hour is a oci OK Good odati0ns
required Address, stating particulars, j. q. GLOVER,
Herald Office.
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SINGLE GENTLEMAN, OR TWO FRIENDS, CAN
IA obtain very desirable partial board, wit large
the ground floor having grs cor
very ssonAbe tsrms The house the Fulton ferry
60 Henry street, Brooklyn.
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BOARDING AND LODGING,

"A JEW SELECT FAMILIES, AND @ GENTLEMEN CAN
be aoct inundated with suite single in the
eligible Brown stone fouses Nos. IS aud 81 Twenty
third street. within one block Of broadway The houses
and nswiy Furnished With all the
nsnts gss hot air and baths aud the location desirable
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A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR TWO SINGLE
"A gntlenen ith satisfactory reference he
modsted with back parlar and bedroom adjoining
bedroom in the second story it'll hoard in private
lily at No Charles street. Warren pace). Gas Croton
vi ter. &c, in the homo. - -
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LfCR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR VACANT LOTS IN
this city or San Francisco seventeen buildings and lot
situated In Thirty sixth street. between Eighth and Ninth
avenues; sixth avenue, between Twenty fourth and
Twenty fifth streets Seventh avenue, between Twenty
third and Twenty fourth streets and In Brooklyn INQUIRE
OF BALDWIN DITMARS, 90 Wall street, or Of HENRY
NISSAN, Gl Chambers street, near Broadway.
CoR SALE - THE STOCK AND FIXTURES or
fancy store, in desirable location Satisfactory
awe for dispcsrg Of it, viii be sold reasonable
For farther particulars apply at o6 wesley place.
Mulberrry irccs
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DING-FURNISuED AND UEFuRNI5HED
~ rooms So let, with full partia board. Baths
md cold Apy Varick place sullivan street, one door
from the corner Of Houston.
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INNING SAL0ON.-LEAsE, FURNITURE, &c., FOR
tslc lease furniture, fixtures aud stock Of
the new and first GLASS dans saloon, stua.sd At N.
Maiden Lane, With good of paying customers Low
rcpt and will be sold 1t low price, one ing favorable
portunty for In the business Inquire
the premises, OF A. O. FUTILE, No l02 Broadway
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brbed or bullisd into the support Of his pre-
MISUNDERSTANDING that in the absence OF all
fear and all corruption, he would have failed
in the darling object of his long cherished
hopes-still the cause Of humanity has gained
much. The most powerful monarch in West
ern Europe has been compelled TO acknowel-
edge that he holds his crown from the gilt OF
the people and as the consent the governed
is a main essential in all free governments,
such acknowledgment cannot but be regarded
as long stride in the direction Of liberal prin-
cipes. The French are, indeed, far removed
from those times when the monarch looked
upon his subjects as his property, and believed
that they were created for him, not he for
them-when at the death of one Prince, anoth-
err, "by the grace of God" assembled the throne
without knowing or caring whether tbs bless
ings or the curses of his people attended him
when, in the bold language Of Richard Rum
bold, the people were born with saddles on
their backs and he born booted and spurred
ready TO ride Them" The very fact that the
monarch Of one Of the most powerful empires
on earth, has thought the voice Of the people
necessary TO consecrate his authority is posi-
tive gain. 1t sweeps away the last relic of
feudal barbarism--it places the people, as the
fountain of all power, in the only true posi-
tion-it teaches kings that there is, after all, a
power this side of Heaven, which they are
bound 10 respect and obey. 1t sanctifes all
that the people have done in the cause of free
dom, and sets the seal of reprobation upon the
combination of thieves and murderers, who,
blasphenously called their association The
Holy Alliance"
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THE E.-Notwthstaudin the threat.
ening weather, the Theatre was again crowd
ed last night to witness the performance of tn e
little Bateman Children. Their efforts com.
manded the admiration and wonder of all, and
drew forth the mostrapturous applause. They
are truly charming little girls Of mo st aston
ishing theatrical powers. The interest and
delight they created have never, we venture to
say, been equaled b, any performance at our
Theatre. Jenny Lind created farore, and
from five to fifteen dollars ticket and about
eighteen thousand dollars were paid her for
one nights singing. The performances of
these lovely children are quite as wonderful,
and give much more pleasure. So we think.
Oothers must Judge for themselves.
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THE EEMMON SLAVES.

See the Governors Message, on this subject,
to the Legislature.
As the prosecution of this case before the
Supreme Court Of New York is a matter of
great importance-bearing directly upon the
integrity of the Union itsef-we hope there
will be no opposition TO the appropriation de-
sired,
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s~~Aa Presents.-We beg Leave to offer to
the public fine assortment OF Jeuelry, Watches
and Fancy Goods, suitable for Hoydey Presents,
such as Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Detached
Lever. L"pine and q Iartier Watches; Breast Pins,
Watch Seals, Keys, Chains, Lockets, Gun Pins Pen
Gil Cases, Ear kings, Finger Rings Spsctacles,
Thimbles, Fancy Boxes, Toilet Cases, Hair Brush
es, Port Monsies, Fancy Soaps, Extracts, Cologne,
Mscsssar Oil, Razors, kuiYes, Razor Suops,
Combs, Clocks and great ass 1rimeut Of Jewsry
and fancy articles which will be sold for cash as
low as any store in the city Persons desirous Of
purchasing aBything in Line, will do well to call
before goingeisewhere. Don't forget the place.
r. MOUNTAIN & co,
no pit Main street between 9th and 10th sis
B-Recollect the New Years Presents 10 be
given st ths store; come and get chance.
de 22-4,s
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Yours, respectfully,
no2i JAS. WRIGHT.
ER stabler's Good Nedtcines.-The sur

Ia stabler's Good Nedicines.-The sur
prisngly beautiful style in which these articles are
put up cal! forth the encomiums OF all who have
seen them, and this is certain indication thst they
have been pre- pared with uncommon degree OF
skill and care, and all who them can fee GER
taiaty OF their excellence for the cure OF Coughs
Colds, Asthma, and early stages Of Consumption
and Diarrhaea. de l4-dltclt
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Yesterday morning about five o'clock, ROSA,
BELLE DOVE, youngest child Of John l. and Hen
rietta ID Hermo u.E, aged II months The friend
and acquaintance Of the family are requested to
attend tue funeral this afternoon at O'clock, with
out further notice
Yesterday morning, ct O'Clock, IN the % h year
Of her ege, tAS&AH LINDSAY, third daughter Of
Wan l. and Co-delia Nj aIian. TIE fiaLds and
acqHaint9nces ST the family are respectfully invited
to attend the tuae al from their residence on Broad
street, (betwcen 22d and 3 j this afternoon, Of
O'clock without further ytce
tY@ Phi'ada!phia and Louisville, Ky, papers
please copy.
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The following is the official vote for Clerk of
.nn:t fr.n,n- III

TREsPAssING Daniel Collins was arrested Mon.
day evening for trespassiDg on the premises of
Lloyd Fdget. He was required TO give $500 secu-
ritz FOX future good behavior. yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22

COMMITTED William Randolph, free negro
Was on yesterday committed in default Of gia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22

Colonel A. S. Miller, Democ rat, has been
elected State Senator from the Nacogdoches
district, in Texas, by a majority OF only eight
votes over Judge Ochltree, Wing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22

DIsCHARGED.-A negro tanned John Randolph,
slave to P. Cosby, yesterday was brought before
the Mayor en- suspicion Of stealing two gold dol
lars from Daniel Ryan. There beng no proof to
sustain the charge the negro was discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22

age, IN the county OF Hing and Gu cen, by Phy-
scian, eminent in his profession, that Asatlc Chol-
era, Cholera Morbus, Bilious Cholic, Dysentcry,
Diarrhnea, Eock Jaw, and many other nervous and
spssmodic diseases of very dangerous character
could be easily cured. since ihet time he has
proved that fact to hundreds of fellow citizens
and can prove i TO as many az will try DUVAL 5
FAMILY ANTI SPASMODIC, the peoples inv0riIe
Medicine. They can get it from PURCELL, LADD
4 Co, or any Druggist in the city. Seeadvertise,
ment au 6-2.aY,ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-22

A number of citizens Of Cumberland have
realized fortunes of from $4,000 to 100000
by recent sales Of coal lands.
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More Testimony in favar of Rry-
ans FuimanIc E.afcrs.-From DR. Jetur Gar
dener, OF New York-Having used Bryan's Pull
monte Waters for Coughs, &c, in my family, find
them to be most excellent medicine for aloying
Coughs attendant upon Colds. &c, Eand would
cheerlully recommend them to the public as safe
remedy.
From James Herring, Esq, G 8 Of the Grand
Lodge of Freemasons, OF New York
New YoRY Dec 20,-Having used two boxes Of
Bryan's Pulmonc Waters for Coughs, among the
children of my family, have found them very
excellent remedy, and can recommend them &C
corGingly.
Agency al WOODS
City Drug Sire, corner above City Hotel
de lift