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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-05-01

Barclays London Porter.
TX Dozen, Pints and Quarts, just re-
i = ceived and for sale by single bot
tie or dozen. IJan-1sl JOSHUA BEAL.
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ASBURY REGER,
6ouse, sis,1, an6 Ornamental.
p A D U e ER.

SHOP ON THIKU SIREEK, NF.NI
DOOR TO CHOPPIN'S BAKERY.
ANY orders given me for House, Sign, or
"A Ornamental Painting, Paper Hanging,
and Glazing, will meet with prompt atten-
ton. As am permanently located in Ba-
ton Rouge, and as it is to my interest to give
general satisfaction, shall constantly study
to 10 1t. ASBURY RETF.H.
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Good Oil is next to Good Wine, -

Just received--rer Saranac, from st.
y Louis-100 bbls Flour extra and Fan
cy; SO bbls. Pork. NJ and NJ O. Also
Bacon, Hams and Shoulders, Lard, Soap,
Candles, Starch, Tobacco, &C., &c
Janis S NJ. HART 4 Co.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-04-23
THE MINNESOTIAN,

THE MINNESOTIAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY. p. OWENS s. G. W. MO OORE,
Saint Paul. Minnesota Territory.
TERMS: 1.-TWO DOLLARS per annum
in advance. Three Dollars if not in ad-
vance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING,
INoHrAREIL TYPE oRITs EQUIvALENT.l
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS, 81 90 per square of
Twelve lines, for the first insertion, and fifty cents
square for each subsequent insertion.
YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Half q column, 80 90
One-fourth of a column, 30 90
Business Cards six lines, 8 90
Over six lines and under ten lines, 7 80
Over ten lines and under fifteen lines, 10 90
ror all changes ordered in advertisements, charge will
he m, de OF thirty cents per 1000 ems composition
We charge the above prices, uniformly for ad
'e' JAMES NJ. GoODHUE, Pioneer,
., a. ROBERTSON, Democrat,
~ y, e & MOORE, Minnesotian.
St. Paul March Gath. 1852. "
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Central House, st. Paul

NAVE BURTON have taken this old and we'll known
~ house. They have fitted It up anew, and are now
prepared to accommodate boarders and with
comfortable quarters No pains will be spared to make
the Central House Of tbs best Hotels in the West.
November. 1851.
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DOYS' HATS AND CAPS-An ex-
- tensive assortmsnt-scnd along your children 10 Try
them at the store Of DAHL q UUCLL
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Groceries at Low Prices.
F. E.. COLLINS.

AUCTION COMMISSION HOUSE
THE undersigned having received Auctloneers Com
mission from the Governor of Minnesota has opened an
Auction and Commission House, in st. Paul, where he
will sell commission Groceries, Dry Goods, Furniture
&c. lie believes that the superior advantages Of
st. Paul market, will be sufficient inducement for
business men and manufacturers at distance to send
their goods, &c., 10 be sold commission private
or at auction. His charges will be moderate.
N. b. Particular attention will be paid to the sale Of
real estate, in or about ST. Paul, ST. Anthony or Stwa-
ter.
March F. E. COLLINS
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Gov. Alley. RAMSEY, st. Paul,
Hon. II. ii. SIBLEY, Mendoza,
DAVID 0LMsTED, Merchant, Benton Ct,
" &c. RAMSEY, St. Paul,
VIM. II. FORBES,
ELrELT BROTHERS. 7 ~
]. w. SIMPSON, on1ats, St.
JOHN HARRINGTON, |oui.
d. L. FULLER,
FRANKLIN STEELE, Mer. st. Anthony,
WIN. HoLc0MBE, Esq.,, Saltwater.
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AM':s&IoAN HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
IL ell, Mass, having lease the large hotel at the
upper end Of ST. Paul, with everything in proper order
for the convenience Of Travellers boarders, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give nm call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country, not yet supplied with regular markets.
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APRIL eth, 1S53-Today is the memorable
anniversary of the settlement of the State Of
Ohio Seventy years ago, April eth, says the
Scioto Gazette, the Revolutionary Pioneers,
OF good family. but with circumstances much
reduced by the effects of the war against Great
Britaln' landed at the mouth of the Muskin-
gum, and commenced the erection of stockade
fort AT that time, so iateIy,-the beautiful cx-
panse of country. now circumscribcd within the
limits OF ONO. and all west Of it to the French
posts on the Wabash was in the possession of
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=. i. X. Mcmillan.
Ohm EsAIAs WARREN JOSEPH WAKEFIELD
Wakefield & Warren,

attorneys and COunseiliors at La,o and Soii-
citOrs IN Chancery.
Office Third Street, between Roberts and Minnesota,
St. Paul, Min. Ter.
W. & W. will attend with diligence and TO all bu.
siness Of their professon in the different courts of this
Territory that may be intrustc to them. Their arrange
ments in the states Of New York and Rhode Island
such will enable them to transact business OF general
special nature in those States with the utmost dispatch
They will attend to the collection Of debts, the
locating of Land Warrants the purchase and sale of city
directly indirectly connected with the profession
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EURNITURE-just received splen-
l. did lot Of Furniture from Cincinnati which Will
sell At Saint Louis prices. Call at the rooms Of
+. E. COLLINS, Third ST., below Jackson.
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UEW DDDLS.

lust opened at the corner Of Bench
y and Wabashaw streets,
Uncle Toms Cabin. or Life among the Lowly.
Reveres of Bachelor, by TX Marvel.
Dream Life, do
Fresh Gleanngs do
Dickens Works, complete.
Wandering Jew, illustrated.
The Camp Fires Of the Revolution.
Lossing's Field Book OF the Revolution.
Forest Life and Forest Trees-being camp life among
the Loggers.
Pencillings by the Way, by Willis.
Outre-Mer, by Longfelow.
And many other works which We cannot cnumerate In
an advertisement. Call and examine them.
June "a. LEDUC & ROHRER.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
NEW YORK ELEC ZION.

Krw YonK. Nov, s-rae election for State a., and
locHl - s,GsAel demo racy aud wings lad each
haM .,' tirket Ia the delI. we compare with the
~, Ii@fs when tie denfocrati; party was STINT.
voeo;;ysi,si. There WAS much excitement ia this
lSly and ia rnauy OF tue wares seliens fiiiins oe.
CT sa Tie day Gsel ny. enow falling IL many
Pa atss .1roaa Ward votes Whis 205; Hard IS2;
-. ~ Re,oral b. In lSie the votettood Tay Tor
*. g'sas -: Van BuTenSh.
%, sinany he wings have succeeded hy large
4,rFy cEsetiag their Mayor asd ether oiheere.
nae lSh ward yotes WITS 90, scit asf, Hard soe
,s.s the vxe yeas, Taylor ,s57. Cass i,l27. Vaa
i ~ an In tHc 6istricts OF The 6h ward the
20, Whis 81. Hard 33l, Soft 37a, Reform 10.
gha renrps come in vesy slowly, owins to the
-, nuuuser o. tickets 10 DO donat@d The gene.
r.}ig,srta len ia that the wings havs errried tie
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..oll..An x LAWS Austs
AhEs RIVER FARM AT AUCTION.

IN SsDAY, the 10th day OF November
seIvs o. on = oeoss NJ, viii sell, without r.
burg Toll Gates three mile. sTo,n 49, R,ssss
ne. poiion q the landed estate on James River
eessd as nioy left the la.e James Lyle, De.
recent survey, 12g acres, 40 acres If yhssb q IL
woods among which there is sone fine timber. DE
shg ,naaen lsiia hDout 70 acres of low grounds on
land is well supplied with water, with ysriety 81
beautiful sites for buildings. and ia sgbt 81. R.es
pasziug throug Ga it. PuLLlAM 4 rlkyiS
Ro-3-dt6s A,.ss
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'ANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

~ DOCTOR Z. D. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted, and especially those sa
ferng with chronic and supposed incurA5le forns of
disease The Dr. has been engaged in the practice Of
medicine twenty yearsthe last twelve ia th!s cty
and therefore give satisfactory reference. Thou
sands who are dragging out miserable existence with
Dyspepsia. Rheuniatism, Bronchitis, Fluor AibuS
Dropsy. keuralgis, Paralysis, scrofue, Liver Com.
speedily relieved aud nany permanently cursdS-
Persons at distance would do well to come to the
city and rsinsin until their health Is restored. EE-
tracing Teeth only q cents.
Office en- Franklin, between 18th and 18th streets
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
Oily
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BEWARE or QUACKs-ConsideriDr

~ tbs Immense amount oil new medical inyento
ios the CT ali characters OF disease il would 30
remarkable indeed il MANY of them were not utter
y worthless, and intended only gua the public and
make money. These facts should induce eli who have
to resort to medicine to hold fast to Lst hicb 4
khoysn te be good by he testimony OF their neil b.
eors and friends. We have confidence in any med
cine offered pauacea for al the ills to hit hiesl
is hel; but whena Ueoy is offered for certain dis
easss, and IL has never baen known to fail 10 giving
rtie or making permanent cure then we feel dis
posed 20 trust TO its efficacy Such, reader ia thu
universal reputation of BAKERS CELEBRATED
PREMIUM RITTERS. In Dyspepsia, Dyseuteiy.
Diarrhpa Cholc, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite and
other diseases arising from dsorered indigestion OF
inaprrity of the blood they have equal, ~ thou-
sands testify. For nervous headache it Is An ex-
cellent remedy, and has gained rapidly upon tho
public confidence, wherever introduced that tie
Proprietor fnds great difficulty in supplying tie
demand for lie. IL you sufferer irum Sither
OF the above complaints try bsttle Of these Biters
ana receive relief. No family should ever be With
out these Bitter for they the best tonic In the
world, and can always be taken with perfect safety
Price 80 cents per bottle. For sale by MessYs far
cell, Laid il Co, Bennett & Beera Alexandes
Duval, Adie Gray, Charles Aillspauzh, and Drur.
g.sts generally thropshou. the city Also BY Todd
Chr!stlan Petersburg; ID. r. Lyman Lynchbnrg; King
l. Toy, Norfolk; DIR. +. Cainm, WILLIAMSBURG
EeS~ Orders addressed to +. BAKER, Richmond
Va, vii! receive prompt attention aog
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE nAYa
SALL OF TOBACCO FEATURES. 4 !.

SALE OF TOBACCO FIXTURES, Ar.
~ 81 virtue OF deed Of trust executed ty ,. r.
i,iaiuEfove aud Charfs w Gilmore, bearing date lsl
Se emosr u 8 tor the benefit Of John Jones Co
4ng cGarlss Richardson, and BY tho cos&ent of said
:. \; Hardssove ard chas. w. ElTnore, shall pro-
eeee % sell on TUESDAY, 18th of this month com
r,5Iencang e. ~ O'clock A. NJ, a. the factory of said
sns1na q Inst rate selews and Prcsses Pattsinu
Lis nauds Levers, SinkeH. Benches Stoves. Boz
ishMs OF akLs-Four months for approved ne
sotae.s notes over $50, and cash for al bis iess
a. aissr the gale the Factory building win be rented
Tor the remainder of this year - e-'ss
no 9-d'd SAM i InNFs Ill.,.
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DWELLING on MARsHALL betveen

n lsr AND 2sD STREETS, AT AUCTION.-OD
WEDNESDAY. 10Th November ut O'clock p n
apon the premises, VIII be sed that framed DseIir
and Lot situated the north side of Marshall street
between let aud 81 streets. The div eing contsins
comfortable roouis. with the city in the yard
Tho lots fronts ~ feet
BeipR pleasantly located IN very improving and
desirable ghboihood, this sale Is worthy th. no.
tce OF those In want of such property. Immediate
posse scion may be had.
TERms--One-fourth cash; balance at G, ~ and ie
moths interes. added credit psyep: to be secured
By trust deed. JAS. NJ TAYLOR
no Odds Anct
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LnuIslANA ELgCrloN.

vev cstrAss, New aa.--An election took place
:, ,I,s Stats Yesterday tor members Of Congress
.. AZ the safe L ,isiatoro. The returns iadiaase
80 he 6eaio> rats have CARRIED the Safe. Tie
i. oaly oos TWO Inetnosrs Of the legislature in
GIs -. Tse vile lor Consressin,en is not .att1,
T,,1 hi! - jclermiue the result but Is believed
Vet Iiapsar dem, Is eieSted from the socoad dis
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sIEBBISs, DARRacoTT L co.
no I-Ct lpi Broad street
NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS SIS

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS I-sE
~ SGND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WHITE 4
0OODo III ne sapscrtDer is frs-fstns
10 day his second supply Of FALL. and WIkTER
GOODS, and having bought goods on account OF the
depressed state OF the money market, very cheap he
Is enabed 70 cell 1t very low prices sid respectfully
sotiets CAL Of he sdias Particularly and ;he public
generally, being Determined TO ss sreai hErgajus-
Among his large and we'll selected stock are % BE-
found the desirable goods consisting 10 part %
the following goods
WoTsted PlaldA richest coers. q cents yard Kid
Gloves, Bsek W h4te and FsncJ, Superior sTiscie,
ST cents pair Linen Cambr;e ianekerchieIs s1fss
fine g. dozen, worth at least s.; White sii Lsaen
Danssk Table Cloths yeyds wide, 50 ceaisa sasa;
Black Lace yeils 81 cent embrpsdered HIS, Ssl
cents. and SOME 50 cents worth Vi y; Sr9sn sno
Bleachsd Donae sscs Ct cents yard: Enna ne.tore
II dozen FOR Ct cents; Furniture fIsn.A "a esals
Yard-bessdes an extensive saso nent o. ia'ess
aress goods All sorts Of DOIrestics. Hosiery rbsoi.
deres, Ribbons and great variety q 80
.-h ~ S~f v. COHEN.
Formerly wschs.er L Cohen, corner Of Broad end
5th streets ee
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rRoN TuE FlsANI GROUNDS.

g.,sroS. Nov s.--Haii'sx papers ttaie that the
r,a-sara3 gAtcbcrs were doing well III the vicinity
~ Poi Hood Some vessels were taking 81 bbls.
T,rdsy. Tae British has sriet 10 enforce 1,e head.
e. :r,;,s but the Alse.isaa ves-els will encrosch
s.ksv-gish. Sri - aud iog;y~ix American veSsels
- - r..sr For. Hood.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Bosroa, Nov. 7--Wi!sou, the convict, who ruur-
dered H. ADAMS and who has been confined ia
prison 6tog! seek, attempted 10 commit sui.ite
tais atefaoon, ny cutting his throat with part OF
iae l.A1g Ut peakoits. His recovery is doubtful.
10 vas = aays been tried at tho nexc term
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LATER RROM RIO

TxsrrApELr7i1A, Nov. s.-Tho brig Noble, from
RIO, September ed, arrived to-day. She brin r
no aeys Q. luone1t- The city was healthy TIE
.,a.esaia Eelie'. fer dou.evideo, was az Rio TIE
G,ev Eaelc, tuu1 Philadelphia, was disclargjng.
T'ii Hsl1 5o,n Bueuos Ayrea ior Baltimore wss
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YANKEE SULLIVAN IN IAU.

ros7oE, Nov. S.--Yaaaee Sullivan was safe,
lodsel lac Jail 81 Lenaox IN this SKATE, last Sun
day. M0ri-sey mas escaped. The Aassachuse;,.
iss pULi5he5 Susiivans offence with i've Years III,
vfis u-Ccl. AMI q tine CT &, 600.
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C,non NEna-Ju.t received, sfcond

GOOD NEVs.-Just rscslsec, . &c ste J. .Ls
-. ssPk.g &. SATfNETS, e4uass and long
sslHs{{yys rIAsEELs Of al eoaors, Frbreh and
Ensl,sb MERINOs. ALPACA and nsstk C.Lson
- rIs STu EfsMBAZINE, plain ana bfoca5s SILKS
~ "a and CALIC0ES a. all prices and the
~. aasass.nen, of enbEpdefsd L. c. HDEkS.,
SisrFyFs- CHEMisETTE9, cambria and muslin
!. ~, lace rnaslia eahfe, Cfosha and Hcrnaton
S9igIfs: siso superior article OF lsnbs' wool
sasssaara and ak HOSE, besides great vassstJ tf
$3.50 4 rflcles such as BRACELETS, PORTE
MoNAIE5. IIdia Rubber CO n d, WORK
gers Waiting the city and the public generally
Iii find IL 10 their Interest 20 give call ~ my
,aaffp Is .ssraaii proiiss ard quick saissn
"a Is--sn II. R05ENFELD, lis Broad IT.
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DNFOND, MAYO 81 BLAIR invite fb..

TlINt0HD, MAYO q BLAIR invite the
- paepssD CT their frieuds and the public general
II 70 Their new stock Of Fail and Winter DRY
GOODS, Coasist5ug IN part Of
Brown eEA Sesc5ed SHEErINC} SHIFTING and
uitILLsy cotton QINABUBGS
Pla-e .gJ,OJAEsTICS, aPEon CHECKS, plaid LIN
FUlea AEIsEYs, SATIEETS aud TWEEDs ior
rCsso c-o-E..s
Tllta ap5 eolOss6 BLANKETS fine RIB BLAN-
kETS
White aid e5lored Marseille@ QUITS, Lancaster
QyjLIS
FLAHNELS q every color and quality
,I,4S5 LlGFES, table DAMASk AID NAPKINS
laD-o SEKETINOs, s.. lo4 and l2-4
EsrU-a and Eng'h AERlNOS and Persian CLOTHS
- g5lCrs
B.,as Caa.oa GRAPE for ladse. dresses, BoMBA-
ZINES
B,-cz AID ooiosed, plal1 snd figured SILKS
L!4a- sd c>logod hLPAGAS, MOUSLI&E DE
LINES I'D CAsHMERES
Lax Aad c0,0red CLOTHS for i6dies' ctoAks
Bias lid c0ioged CLOTHS
Cashmere, SD h1d SAN FESTlN0S for Sstslernezs
av-f
Clcth AID velvet CL0AEs 70, lad!es, very rieh and
has3s9u.s
A-so bisot ara oolore3 CLOTHS and vELvETs for
making !at.se' cl0s4s
- Zd-Ttt VT
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KEw ozLEASs, Nov ;.-TLe steanshlp Geore
Las let Afpinwali Tor New YORK, On tie 3lss {.
oe.o5e-, Win the msi!s co passcnseTA and g.,
0&,5oli1 soiI duss, and The star Of lhe WesS vii
{! s3C30
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no s-dtd JAMES NJ TAYLOR.
CoMMIssI0NEK7s SALE OF LAM

& tOMMloSlUNEk'S SALE OF LAND
~ IN HANOVER AND RICHMOND.-Pu
20 decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover eounfv
OF the Gth day Of September, 1853, il the sult 81
andersen v. Sale aud wife, The undersigned Con-.
missioner in the said decree named will sell al pnhlic
eoction. TO the highest bidder on The pre- misses on
MONDAY, the 18th day of Ney'r, 1853 at o,clock p
e. thirteen Lets Of Land, lying ia the county of Hen.
rlco, adjoining the sitJ OF Redmond as follows
Nine Lots. being Lots No To- II, p I3 II Is l6 II
and 8 IN square No 10 of This property formerly be.
longing to Thomas Rutherford, decd living upoa the
East side of 9th street, between D and straets 81
lad down upon & plat recorded In Heurioo Cosnts
Court; one Lot ct the corner of Venahle and nth
streets on tn South side of Yenable end West I'D.
OF 9th street; two Lots Nos. and s. in the r,st
above mentioned the West side of cath street
between and T streetS and one Lot On the Ess,
sk.e OF 18th street. between o and streets And or
. II ID \, the i4th day Of November q Tract
OF Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining tho lands of Elisha " hite and NJ Alex.
aDder, containing ehout lao acres
All tue above are Lands OF which Robert Anderson
deco. died seized and possessed. The Lots will be
sold ID the order in which they are named.
TERMs-For the Land, cash for enough to pay cot,
OF suit and expenses of sale say about $780, For III,
balance, cfeGlr of one aad two years with nteres
from day OF sale. For the Lots near Richmond The
purchaser 10 give negotiable notes. with good eiidor
sers- For the Land ia Hanover COUNTY the pure la
ser to give bonds, with good security The title TO b,
retained until the purchase money Is paid
JOSRPHUS ANDERSON Courr
bale conducted By JAS. M TAYLOR, Auct
en- i2--tds
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CAEAP GAS LIGHT.-A SAVING OF

4 tAEAf GA,S LlOiI.-A SAYING OF
~ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT.-Tae perfect
success which has attended the operation of K ID
DER'S GAS REGULATOR, wherever it has been
used Leaves doubt that Ii 10 of the most yalu
able inventions OF the age. TIE merits of the appa-
ratus evident, both in al economical point Of
view and producing better light, that the slight
est examination cannot fail of satisfying every cuso
mer that in kidders Gas Regulator has been dscov-
reduced below the Of oil the gsrous COM
pounds ofspirits and csmphene.
Plesse refer to the following certificate from Ar
Campbell, supt Of City Gas Works.
RICHMOND, Arg. Is, 1893.
s. Il. CLARKE,
Dear Sir-My engagements prevented NE from
experimenting With your RegulatoE before this week
bed IL put and arranged that couid show the
pressure If the works on the burn srs which vary
from TO Il inches, ! made some weights of lead
aud weighed 90 that brought tbs pressure TO &C.
the pressure on the street mains q in., aud with
of ytar feet burners under the pressure the
cooks turlsd OF SO thar theY would not perceptbIy
blow, consumed II cubic feet IN - Ininutes I then
put ths Regulator ami opened the coehs fall sane
rnber OF burners burning the tirle oosuIn
experiment 10 me very satiEfactory; the light.
burned very steadily | could not perceire CIV al.
ference in The pres or fame whether one or ia
ofthe lights We're bn1Ring. From what have zee l.
l woold have no hesiation In amending its 1se
Respectfully youts,
c. ca 9PBELL.
Superintendent OF City Gas Worss
Thoss who wiah the Regulator viii please uaak.
early application ~
sIEBBIHs, DARRac0TT L co.
no I--St lpi Broad atItek.
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u3tE q llc I9II>Illlfu Epl, kAys:
llsata ,la; ths work Of decapitaiing the free4
ra.. i-sIy&JeEs ii Massachusetts has already be-
Eug, IL pGrsUaacc ofthe general order, lately is
SUI, through Gen Cushing Two or Laree sbo-
lEi51 paF'ilas.eTs, who were appointed by GENT
Pie-ces tPecisl favor, and then Joined tho ooaii.
iilE have tss1 removed
To Washington $tar corroborates The statement
b5 giving tie na4les Of some one or two Massachu-
se.s Gla.u3a l.ers who have been removed.
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BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co
~ Do(,rsDTr,cs n, rrr

BY DAFENPt1HF. ALLEN CO.
GROCERIES al AuCTION-on
~ THURSDAY, 10Th November, at 10 o'clock. We
Will sell ct Auction Store, OF GRO.
CERES, viz:
Rio, Java and Manila Coffee
Molasse=, In hhds. and tierees
Reetified Whiskey, N. l.. Rum
Cheese, Wrapping Paper
OIL Candies Tobacco
Coffee Sugars, Mackerel
Bacon, Cigars, &e.
ALSO,
800 packages new crop Green add Black Teas
TERMS Under $ieo cash; SiC0 aud over months
credit tor approved paper.
oc 81 bAvENPORT ALLEN co. Ancts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-10
By ALEXANDER aurr i CO.

,HOU POULTRY AT AUCTION.-On
IhuhsDAf morning, ar 10 o,ciocs. we will sell
rf,s. IA cur store, the stock of CHOU PHlZH
en,ssl Ls exhibited a; the late FAR. ~ Mr. j. A. G.
sas,. 20 OF Mass cum prising about twenty-five
sJ III " thoroughbred BFahma, Pcotra white red
1snsILsSeS shaDghsis, Sena,ra Game ard Span Gle
ss s. ALEX. MOTT Co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-10
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
NEW YORK ELECTIONS.
Tho Wings successfr,I.


NEW fonR, New. 9--Tne elections in thts STATE
Yesterday resulted 10 the triumph OF the Viii,
stase Ticket, with tho exception of the JUDGE II
Court Of Appeals
lac wings have majority Ia the Legislature.
hsppoars that tho "5of.' branch OF the Den,o.
cratic party cast larger vote than the .Hardn
The result has no national importance bevond
tue fact thai tho Legislature win elect an stare.
Senator, in place Of Mr.. Seward, whose term ~
pires Mareha, 1855
Driocratic Triumph Ia New Jeysev
TRENroN, Nov 9-The Democrats have sue.
ceeded Ia elecing Hon RrpMcs II. PR,cr their
candidate for Governor. The Legislature i slso
Democratic
JOEL HAYWOOD was the candidate for Goyarno,
OF the Native Americana the Wings, and The Ter
DEATH OF THE NEAPoLiTAN MINISTER
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 9--Chevalier Marti,scip
the Nespolitan Minister died in this city Last nieht
ARRIVAL OF TIE 6ERHANIA
NEW York, Nov. 9.-The 0ermania has arrived
from Bremen.