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~ subscriber would call the attention of Printer
| " .he greatly reduced prices the present list
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FCST RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store, on
Third street, nearly OPPOSITE the Post Once, fresh
supply Of Drugs, Medicines. Plnts, Oils. Glass Earnislcs
ar. Dye stJtS, which will be sold the lowest prices
Here is Enumeration of the principal articles:
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IIAUplD.

WIDOW LADY who speaks AM writes fucntv the
IA German, Freurh and English LANGUAGES being allie
them in connection with the ordinary branches f
desires TO cnicr with her child.
into q respec able family, intending pay her board AMI
Convenient lodging in some lessons day. the re-
mainder the time besides a. her disposal The
advantage OF continual practice offered 10 her pupils
her presence should not be overlooked She has sufficient
knowledge Of music to be useful 10 beginners AMI is we'll
acquainted with fine nccdewofk and dress nikn-.-
Having had family herself. she might be often
tant . lady in her family concerns This lazy ready
TO enter any honorable position where her capacities
might be most profitable TO her.
Fur further particulars apply at the Mnnesotian office.
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ILEX. REH. LAMBERT MAY.
REY & MAY,
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers:

Wholesale and Retail Gr0cerS;
INFORM the public that Mr.. Rry has lately returned
of Groceries, provisions, Liquors Wine. they
otter for sale at the lowest possible rates,
liyered Free of Charge all residents of st, Paul
The following is part only of their stock:
Flour of ali brands;
Corn Meal--whe and yellow;
Mess pork and Lard:
Susar-cllrcl fans and shoulders;
Buffalo Tongues
Bologra sausagcs;
Teas Of every descriptions;
Coiiees-ilio, Java and MUcha
Sugars Of s, ,;. description from t" Is lbs.
Molas,cs aud >yrups-all kinds;
Pickles and sauces of all kinds;
French and English Mustard;
Olive O
C,tron aud EYES Apples
Dried Apples and peaches;
Figs and pruiIeS;
Prrs,'i Fruits in sugar Brandy;
Oiivcs-SraIs and Fr-srh
Oysters; PIE Fruits assorted
I.obstcr-; Tomatoes;
CLAIMS
Salmons in Kit;
Mackerti 10 and lbis and hf bh,;
Fresh and smoked IIcrrings;
Essences of every descriptions;
Soaps % all kinds:
Malaga Rai>ins;
Suaua Eaisins;
Curr:,nt,;
Tallow, star and sperm Caudc-;
Cinnamon and pearl starch;
Com starcl, ami Hecker's rarir'a for D'anc Mango
Ecrmicrll
Maccaroni;
Tapi,c&; eIgo;
Pcarlcti Barley;
Cream Tartar; SOFA;
Vinegar; Rcc saicraus;
Siic"s-all knls. whole and rround
Bristol Brick in-f.
WOulcD AMI Willow Ware;
Wines and LiIGorS--;iio hest selected asi
snrttnfni ever brought to st PAID;
with other articles TOO numerous 10 mention.
Hey May will however remark. by the Way that they
do not pretend TO sill at cost; ncri they int nj L. akS
r"asn1bi" profit III order stand aI! Jil,lato
their patrons good many years to come.
jane 2,-tf
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NOTICE..

SEAIED PROPOSALS will be received BY the Board Of
~ Building Commissioners until The 26th inst, for fur
nishhg materials and making fence around the cap Ia!
square, (Oeing block 6; i'll BAIL and Gucrn addition To
ST. Pau) according 10 The specifications tile in tho Of
nee OF The Secretary Of the Territory.
Also sepai ate proposals Will be received un the same
fme tor erecting bench for the JUdgcs AMI desk
clerk In the snprcm speaker aud clerks desk
in the Representatives Hall. aud Pre-, icn and Sccrei-
ry's desk in the Council Chambers said work Ia he com,
pleted by the 10Th day u December next The uan and
style to be the same in the Supreme Court Iuvm and
House Of Repre- scntativcs of the United States,
BEN. W. Bltu NSON,
st. Paul, Oct, 4, '53. Building Commits Toner.
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Groveland Garden and Nursery,
Between ST. rau AMI s.. Anthony, the halfway
house.

Det"c'ii St. Aili'NH, il'sf me 1lal-"eS
IL irl>c.
TENHf snirSc~h'rS wnn'G iavits Inc attention of -,
Il hose who wish 10 set o-!t fruit this SSs}a
fail or the coming sri. Il their stock OF tree Ssa
tina, have been growing IN the Territory from .a--
TO three lion with tie Scn Nursery az
DAVENPORT Iowa they prepared I" ill alt orders for
either sanGard 'wrf OF any and every G"scr
ton that VIII be reiu' for dis climate, t2="thcr with
CrrrautS. Gou>cbcrrrS Gray-vin- etc. Also, aivtn-
in the ornamental line, such Ross, Dahiias PnloXn
and the various kinds u Towering plants usay kept in
snch : Ibis lmcn;S.
Orders respectfully solicited from tosc who wish
to fruit cmbe!l,h Il. r gruuns. IS
have not sufficient quantity on han To supply the de-
maad, holc To receive Orders early his Fall
make up the deficiency a; jhc Nursery in paE"n'',-
where expect 10 e,rHd iilt wHl",. onisrs May he
add essci ir al lie Of j. IL Fullerton ST.
Paul. H. VI. ftitb y 60.
st. Pau Oct. 10. / %. 5y
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st. Paul Crockery Store.

st. Paul CrOCkery Store.
NEW ARRIVALS!
TIE Largest, Handsomest and Best assortment
Of China. Glass, and CrOchtry, trer
seen an .niHRcs0ta Territory.
MARVIN, at Lis store, two doors east Of the Post
~. once, is prepared show and sell the above
gons at prices lower than they be bought in Gaena
Ills "htt Granite warc or IrOn-stone- china. is the
lest quality AMI of the hansomest and latest patterns
lie has every article that be thought of that ware
ana can supply fail SETS or supply parts 10 match.
In Ielicw and Rockingham Ware,
For kitchen purposes he 30 per ccut lower than
former prices, as he is Constantly receiving directly from
the manufacturers Last, and Is thus buying a: first hand
The following lew of the articles kept, amongst
others too numerous mention.
White Granite Vegetable Dishes. Covered
do Euttcr Plates, covered, with draiper
do Soap Dishes and Brush Trays
do Mullins. with covers
do Gravy TurecnS, with ladle
do do Fowls
do Pickle Dishes
do Com. lit staniS
do Eycrs and Basins
do OF every thing fer table furniture-a
very large variety.
Yellow AMI Rockingham ware Cakcm JuldS, pie plates,
Butter Jars, spittponS. etc.
Pitchers and lea sets AMI Dinner sets of all kinds.
Glasswdre--cvery requisite arti,le-call and see.
ST. Paul, JuIy2
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GENERAL AGENCY,
WASHINGTON. ID. c.

WNSIIINNIUN, d. {.
Subscriber offers his services the public in the
prosecution of claims before Congress any of the
Departments of the Governments Some years expert
elce sDi>buring Agent OF the Indian Department. with
general knowledge OF The mode OF tlansacng business
IN me Office of ;hc government enables him promise
Satisfaction u all who cntrust business OF this char
ter 10 his
will also give special attention 10 the collection
Of CLAIMS against parties residing in the District OF
t0uJG or ricinify; 10 negotiating Looms, iceN as
the sale Of Stocks, kca! EstGte, Lend Warrants, &C.
or fnfnsh Information TO correspondents residing al dis
ta'cc III regard TO any business which may interest them
at the seat OF Governments.
IL Office the Banking House of Sclden, Withers
\ Co., to whom lie refers. JAMES j. MILLER.
N. b. References of the most satisfactory character
Will be given to correspondents in whatever State they
may reside.
REFERENCES.
ST.PAUL-iion. d. Cooper, w. ii. Forbes, Alex Vii
kin, 52-6m
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Housekeeping Hardware!

4S4 glasses Tea Trays anu Walters Of al Sizes ritai-
Tea sets, Corc aad rea Pots, &C.; Table Cutlery, in
variety; Ivory handle kvc; OF fine quality; silver
plated FORKS spoons, etc, Brit',na and Iron Tea and
Table spoons, al irons, coffee mills, table mats, lard anu
oil lamps TEA lamps. solar lamps, hail anthornS, patent
candles ticks, Bras and iron ciu,GStiCkS, wooden
willow wrt, tin ware, wood saws choppnC axes, mini
eng kHivc, curtain bands, Partcr's curtain galleries.
stair rO,>, iaIaIcd OF all kinds, skinmcrs and la
dies. flesh forks, skcwers, i'll scttS sprug balances, wall,
cpin" and scTubbing brushes; family SrinsoncS,
foot Scrapor, S0ve!S and taR%, fire ctancS, egg bolt
crs, crackers picks, preserving kettles, cnamrle
OF all kinds, butter knives, salt spoons, egg beaer>
vale irons, brass kettles, and other articles too nmcro,
To mention. all of which selling low be
afforded north Of St. Louis.
J. MCCLDUD. JR. & co.
Near the head of Third street.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF SAFES.
SEASONED LUMBER.

wish 10 close out the Lumber in my Yard, which is
thoroughly dry, and will be sold at the price o:
iiso, large lot of dry Flooring, J. W. BASS.
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WANTED,
SEAL PRESSES.

Il HE undersigned for Rogers s Bros Sale
Presses and will deliver the at manufactures.
prices. Specimens to DC The Express office of
5ltf BURBANK X co.
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BONDS PREPARATIONS;
A fresh supp!y G!IcayS on hHaf.
We Offer 10 til" public of minnesota: the following In
valuable articles, the receipt, :,h;ch, the sum Of
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
was paid few years since, in possession.
These preparations have stood test of over 80 wears in
the eastern ciiic. and now for the fir, offered
to the cople Of Minnesota. We few OF The prn-
cipal. viz:
Bonds Anodyne plas;crs, for pains in the breast,
back, side, or ioins, rheumatism.
Bonds Healing SaIvc. fox cuts, burns, bruises,
SorcS, etc.
Bonds letter Ointment, warranted to cure the
worst cases of letter. and all skin erll,;uiIs.
Bonds Pile Oininicnt-a sure remedy all kinds
of Piles.
Our stock will be rcpicnishcd every two weeks until
the close of navigation.
Give Us call and it viii he to your advantage.
J. ". BOND,
". y. KELLOGG.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
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d r L GS A ND Nj T. DICINE
At TIE;
PIONEER DRUG STORE.

TUST RECEIVED at the Pioneer Drug Store, OF,
Third street, nearly opIo,it, the Post Once, fresh
supply Of Drugs, Medicines. Paints, Oils. Glass, Varnscs
and Dye sis, which will be sold the lowest prices.
Here is an enumeration of the principal articles:
Acid, be,Izoic Ammonia, aqua OIL Harlan
do tararic do carb. do olive
do muriac Barbados Alocs do anisc
do suphuric Alcohol do juniper
Alum Anthony. blk do castor
Adhesive plaster Arrow root do tlnsy
burgundy Pitch B,;ic pill siiks
Bark, Wild cherry Bofax, refined do n>ccti
Bai>am fir Bimutl, do cloves
Baybcrry bark Conii extract do rosemary
Cream tartar Copa, Va, tasam do
Chalk, red C"uta extract do cinnamon
do prepared Camphor do hemiock
Colombo Cayenne African do lemon
Carb. prccip. CamopIie flowers do pennyrOyaf
CamImie flowers tar,ianon caraway do bcrIaHot
Corianler Corrosive sab do winicrsreen
CrcosOte Composition do wormsccJ
Digtalis Emery. nos to 8 do British
EPSON salts Eye water Qunine
Rhnbarb root Seneca snaEcToot suiph zinc
do pnverzed smalts sponge
Tartar cInetic scaling scamnbnv
Iodine potassa skins, white & split Ivory black
Jalap L1wlanum sptS Lavender spts
liquorcc, bail Mace, morphine Mercuriai ointm't
do Nj rate silver Nutmrgs
sar,apara, com. sugar lead sal amnoniac
squilis, sliced sapere, SIENNA sweet spirits nitro
do vinegar saffron ill GcEtian
do syrup sulphuric ether t;iau,cr salts
Spanish flies IIicra picra I,inglass, Iodine
Tine. caps myrrhCarhona,e n,agnesa Gum Arabic
do aSa9tida Cafrincd do do Myrrh
d, diciiais Cro,on oil do Opium
do aloes oinn"n'' mere % tragacanih
do myrrh 10 red pr do shcilac
do opium CaloIncl, Eng do alulnouie
do cantariies Orange Peel Il, Guaicom
do campior punic" stone Peruvian bark
iva. Urls prccipf'atc, red pearl barley
Valcram DO white pink root
WOrni>ecd Quicksilver Waters
Virginia snake root Wax, white
Family Medicines.
Anti-biDus. catharc- vegetable. and pills. Coye's
hive syrup Sioughtos's b,er>, burgundy pitrs;
LiDimcnt-herve and bone, poor mans
and anodyne; Thompson eye water;
Opo,!eI'lrc: paragoric; rheu-
matte drops, ETC.,
Together with every article in the Drug line, sale
cheap for cash.
June 1S-40y JOHN DEWEY.
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I'm Heat Prepare for Gold!
Stoves for the Million.


Ever brought to the Territory. II comprises every thing
in the stove line for burning wood, in
The States. lie has ali patterns and models of Cooking
stoves, that have been practically approved found
work wells all OF which will he furnished in the
style and workmanship. and sold at prices heretofore
equaed in this market for chcpneSS. The Prairie State
Cooking Stove warrant TO answer Its purpose; and all
sold at establishment will be taken back and the
refunded weeks trial. any defect appar-
ent. In the luls ne,S O nnmfaciurinr
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WILLIAM YOUNG, VI. d.
To persons dcsirin. Standard or Dwarf Friii
Tres. Shyubbery, PIants, Mc.

tn. unt .ei-cucl have published caa!ocuc which
may b. Obtained At III" CDGl- Of u "sSrS Roy y
May, with whom or,lcrS may Ire Iyit, ut tior nvrs"ry
mile AMI half west from the rc~il"nc" Of II. NJ.
Eice. MERitIFlEl.k X SEWTo<.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF,
THE POCKET -TSCULAPIUS,

OR, EIERT ONE MS OUN PHISICIIN.
GY - THE forticth edition, with one hundred engra
r~CS> wings. showing diseases and AaifUrlnatiuns of
N8Sa the human system in every shape and tocln. To
~-- whc is added treatise the diseases of fc-
males, being the highest importance To married pco
pie, those contemplating marriage. By
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ D.
Let father be ashamed 20 present copy of the
-ESCULAplCS 10 his chii. Ii may save him from an
early grave. Let young enter into the
Sccrc: Obligations of married life without rca ing the
Pocket i; CuapuS. Let no suffering from hack
Couch, pain in the side. restless nights, feel
ins and the VIII be train of dySicpc etaolS, and Civ
en- up by their physician, Be another Aulent without con-
sul:iIIr .i~cU.1puS Have the married, OF those
about to mar ed any inpr mcnt, r. tins truly use
iu book, it las been III" means Of saving thousands OF
lnf5r unatc creatures from the very jaws OF death.
Any person sending trcAtJ .trc cents enclosed liz
letter, will receive copy uf His work by mail, or
five copies will be sent tor one dollar.
Address (post pasO pr. WIN. YOUNG.
3-2-Ja No. lJ2 Spruce ST., pl!.lG,!c iphia.
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al health
.rrr of dali
Of Health
a scrics.of
the notice
The sus-
until next
| lie made
plcte to 6
lick. late
r, died at
He serv-
ldlcr Capt.
lie passed
ID his name
he hero of
rican who
i, walls of
Il farms in
apidly ap-
an offer of
y nt Lake,
The owl
r;cc-iEi-
der has
Is follows !:
stays. and
5 pain
les do the
: many in
he captain
gig: Are
"a the sail
" in port
the knots
\ ale like a
.nasts with
male OF q
flannel -
at does she
II Newport
er-tendUn.
rs to have
Icr. under
We know
i!ld make q
ct. l:ut'thc
rt. ,rtb;c
turCEark
At dreadful
lie fashion,
) our stars,
cr of those
iteeetl dents,
bless yonr
in a large
dissipatcd
led by the
of re-
5 talked of
,ln'llul,lic,
and they
ter, had q
n the 18th.
AVE been
his return
missioned
jla of the
Kew York
the
The paint
viii soon
turc and
hem is u
lrriage at
a will he
Il his work
Cd hyCon-
,n under
Di London
d" of mo-
tay-cock
Secrcta-
II pro
= jo, tie
-.
N. River.
~ hi'ef
i,, ,,
tlnua.
louis.
II. River.
hEHNh
la,n
.a!ena.
LOUIS
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Particular Attention.
Having been employed in the manufacture of pure
chemicals, and the retail pr scrion business in the
cities of Philadelphia and Rio d. Jancro 10 years,
profess to Understand 1t thoroughly and will give it MY
whole attention. J. W. BOND.
Druggist and Chemist.
July %, '53-f5tf
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STOVE FURNITURE,

nave workmcd in shop that feel warranted I'm say
lg are superior to any heretofore employed in ST. PAM
and no work that Is warranted. Upon this
head challenge competition.
Red Rirer and other Up Country TRADERS
Need not send to Galena Saint for their Stoves
They will find by calling that they be suited
so well and cheapiy here in st. Paul have purchased
my stock with especial view to supplying THE
Orders from the trade throughout the Territory, the
adjacent portions of Wisconsin, from other quarter
will be promptly attended TO.
An extensive assortment Of Tnware constantly hand
and for sale at the lowest rates.
MY object Is to sell my wares at small profits and keep
them moving. I know suit the people whenever
they call upon ME, and no casing undue about
Recoeci am Roberts street, west side, opposite
| Winnie Cooley's Clothing Emporium.
| J. ii. BYERS.
Jnno 4, 63-3Sf
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
LIQUORS g. CIGARS.

q n bbls Dayton Ale 10 bbls {. .iIiac Brandy; IL
~ pipes PellioasOn Brandy; D bbiS M0nonsahea
whisky superior Cigars, Just received and Tor sale
BIZ MCLAGAN, WOOLDKlDGE y co..,
AGENTS.
NV Z. .l3-Si
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|stcr. had q
On the 18th.
have been
HIS return
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LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRiPa.
Reported for : vieh-stS VA,r.
THREE DAYS LATER yRoM ErRorr

THREE DAYS LATER IRON EUROPE
Arrival Of the arabia
Nav iokS, Nov. 1.-The Steamer Arabia Ia, arrived
with three days later Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL MARKET, Nov. s.
Cotton tavoing buyers. Sales Of tho week ~ Ooo
bales B'e.d,,un lover. Consols have advanced to
% l9to %. There has been decline in Wheat OF I'd
to ID ard in Flour of isto L. o. White whea, il QUO
ted at los CT 10 10, lOd Corn ~ to 4G.
WAR IN THE EAST.
bucharest has been placed in 4. state of seipe Tn.
Turkish fleet has advanced into the Black S,a Ans.
hia has resumed her mediation aud the rumo,. ar. m
ci6c.
The Eastern advices very contradictory IL Ia sta,
TED that the Crcassans have again lie feated the
and captured several boa The passage Of the Danube
by the Turks is confirmed.
It's runoT-d tat the Russians have defeated them near
kaaiat Pakewich had out to take command Of IN,
Russian armies in the Prncpaiies Til. Austrian Envoy
pressed the Sultan to accept the which the Car had
approved Of conditionay. The allied fleets we're collect.
ing in the Of Marmora.
Great inundations had taken place in the south Of Ire
land.
The inhabitants OF Naples greatly alarmed r., m
fear OF an invasion by the French.
Mr.. Osen, the American Consul had arrival =,
Naples.
confined
Ancona, by the Austrian authorities Tor ueripy Ibe al
sentiments lie released on the inter ference, of II .
American Consul but still kept under surveillance
Tor the refusal To sign declaration he would never
visit Italy again.
The ship Victoria, which LEFT Gs COW OH the 9Th for
New York. took fire in the river and was burn. IN n,
waters edge.
LATER FROM THE DANUBE.
The latest news from the Danube states that fighting
was proceeding briskly in Walachia. -Four thousand
Turks had defeated large number OF Russians between
kaaiat and Lotha bloody fight had also taken place
near Gurgeas.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE
NEw YORK Nov. 1.-THE Empire Iron Works, sevs.
raj other factories and blocks of houses were destroy
ell by Dire here to-day. Loss quarter Of n million
ELrcrIoSs-The Wing majority in the Senate is one
and in the House Go. The Goa tiou is utterly routed in
New York The llaris have majority OF 10 900 over
the Softs.
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LOTTEkiES.


vNoNN LAhhtkr nt-tds one. % ro-t,-
= nuns Hotel" Calvert street,
In ssry 70. days ros this tive Cor the al. Of I
hsss
~ men Ne enls-'n either ~ roy 81
Pst ne ~ anulinE 10 pursue HaLftcf
BAD The COS" ortans. daring Residence thirty
A- lie neT-f"r- respectfully solicit.
snd o,h"rs IN virginia Who
se r"-."iIg he Lfe riSS.sg ~afs - 9o.a0
r so 30 w fs"'e aim, that
'srct Observed 'N' ~ '''-' -'' W
Prize Tickets In the Maryland Lt,.ri. such
rri-s he has sold In which he I'll h.y. n.
'nsDw,l he eashed or received In payment T.ekst.
kcHsosD, Va. April 18th, issA
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LATER FROM RIO.

PHILADEIpHiA, Nov. I6tb.-Date- from Rio IN DC, Oh
have been reeeivedper ship Grey Eagle Coffee high
being quoted at 500 q 81 per arrobe
Rio healthy, aud business limited in of
no coffee arriving. Spoke tho cq,ator tb. ba,one
Ajax, ior irmore Lett in por, the S-a Foam for RAJ
unoe, and union tn sail for New York ON IN. l,th.
Wizard from New York for san Francisco TO sail IItb
harque Roanoke. from Baltimore di.chaI yng: Wafer
witch, Tor San francisco, repairing.
HEAVY SALES OF SrOCK-TENPERANcg coy.
NENTION.
PRovipEScE, X. l., Nov l6-The ProyiI.,ee aud
fsi Kali Rail DAD Company sold to-day Se7b 600 az NO,
cent bonds Of the city OF Providence for $O7 per share
The Temperance Convention today resolved to nomi.
nate candidates Tor Governor and State officers.
VERMONT SENATOR.
MONTPELIER, VI, Nov. lG.-Three baIottings for L.
3 Senator were had to-day. TN the last ballot The yo,
5000 hegy dem"crat, 49, cdlaner, ~hg, 81, Shater
D. =, 20; Brainerd, ,. s., .; scattering g.
The previous report of the election Judge Kellogg
was premature. 90
MADAME SONTAG IN WASHINGTON.
WAsniSoroS, Nov. lG-Midame Sontag's conrer, IN
night was crowded by the elite and fashion Of the civ
who gree;ed the celebrated cantariceI mo,t enthu,i
asuea'y Many persons were turned away Tor want Of
room. The President will attend Oh Friday night.
WIG NOMINATIONS
CONCORD, \. H., Nor. l5,-Thc Wing Convention nj
this State to day nominated James Bell for oy.ruor and
william White for railroad commissioner
NOT GUILTY.
CixclSsArI, Nov l5-In the case of DR. Ames .h.r,d
with ssootipg James Hall with intent to Kill the
this evening returned a verdict of not guilty.
DEATH OF AN AMERICAN CONSUL.
NEw foRE. Nov. l6.-lIenry De Wolf United State.
Consul AT Dundee Scotland died recently. This account
comes by the Baltic.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
PHLAnELrniA, Nov. l6.-Brunners Cotton Factory at
fairmoun'' was burnt last night. Loss $4,000.
JrLLlEN'S CONCERT
PHILADELPHIA Nov. l6-Jullien's benefit tool ,I,c.
te- light. The enthusiasm unbouuded
NON ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
NEw YoES. Nov. lG 10. p. M-Ther. are no s.un, Of
the Arabia, now in her l2,h day IRON Liverpool.
LOUISIANA ELECTION
NEw York. Nov. l6.-The Democratic meo,i,v in IA.
Legislatures 30 democrats and whig are elected to
Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-11-18
Pt,STSCRiPT.

LATER fR0M MEXIco-FEARs OPFAsIyE-MoRp
R0BBERlES-KILLEDB ny INDIANs-TIIE CIIoi-
hRA-DEATH OF LIEUT.. col. WEBSTER
Nav ORLrAss, Nov. lO.-The steamer T-x,.h,. ar
rived here from Vera Cruz. with dates To the v,h ,
She brings t77.OoO In specie.
Ansns IN Mexico we're In rather upco Portable con-
dton and great Tears existed ola famine. which IL
spPrehendcd would extend throughout the entire conn
try. WYNN
More roboees and other depredaions were of frequent
occurrence. 'f
The Indians were committing frequent ho-ti,ie. In one
instance they attacked and killed party of twelve white
The cholers was raging fesrul,y ut Jalipa
Lieut. Col Webster died recently at Fort Brown of vel
low fever. " '''