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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21
For Il. E.rqn!rcT


fl has been fashionable for some years - cpnrs:t
Viruri, wih assaciuscs and the South win the NO!th
hr prr, lirr OF nli mtiEGr Slic ana ui me >cn
and n inference hns been dri"n from The rofh ripid IN
crease population aai wealth III me ..'rh-rh uah 'a
.urIern StatcE vonte 10 The institution oi ''rcry
iVi,ort st3pGng enquire "nGEcr injustice has not been
done 10 Vr"lna a;:i IL South, IN these comparisons u
may ;lt he unp:of4bn Just ut tais time, whGn tho agt
ruIiural crty the State j. The er" OF chTen;GE l"
cali ne attention Of the farmers t" sahJcc, hhon which
oar Northern brthTGn do greatly turDasa Gs-i -an ING
proper use Of capital ofrr - citrci Capital - ~: ciV!'
OF abar-tic clear CaniH-s ol ltopf-aE. Il Iudtie"sis
invested trconn. a productive IptCfoi-g,ning daily ir
strength ani continually increasing tr "se"rf and pp"rI
in oeomct,ica ratio lD" w Il cur iuinicE. undsland
hi. r,a truth in liz full cN!cntt lio" nht., CAPITA! IT:
me hands Of farmers af Virginia IL no." is 10" much
IA ninn invested il HEproIucti"e i"ey, sn5y EGcahs;
II r1nno, r loaned IL '"r "''a"'''',".' 10" tns'
spent 10 na horses. ~" f1hc ana '.Shi@Es - VIZ
North +. pursuit 81 pleasure whist "lI"E" VI .uias
ar. either idle vested III nnru;!'attd lhnf 81" 57'e a;'
cit. ,E. ouf Ban: and tii Road st0cks constantly
,,..icu ino HE hands ol Northern capitalists who WIZ
draw semi annuity from 0u "ait HE iiViend- IL Is j.
-irnbir all accounts that As mii 6 these @t1Es sEh
he absorbed a. home ra>h!r. The payment 81 !ar25
amount Of interest Annually IL s;iens ci the STAT"
na: ave depressing inGGEc: upon TIE properly o "'
n.on. Al PERSONS oi much asc and experience haze sean
o.0n- ia life wiih The same Means .Qnal} ita'
t,i1us Gi equally economical, ot ieasi IS IA hs con DC
indeed By i!c.t appearance in sorcty ~ l" ehiesi
and vet in process oi tmc w0uli tecce ",al'h
and n1rtef remain poor This difference hil6u's gen
efay aooi fortune and tad orthnt Or ." = @ ,
! monty called good luck and bai lucE bn' IL lcoh-
ed into Closely il rins times 3at q 'cn d'@ .C
suit OF industry, Of more ,ac.;. ~. ~. :.
teller lack but more IIjicinds aPp"' 's'"' " >t'
earned By labor Inc difference WIN o. i''I' a..
sisc ar nou;iss of people and Tho results arc Sd.
mare stinp because States are geasTalY longer ISea.
THE urite mas rot The time Tie capacity 70 90 hEHS
10 The subject II this hastily sttio'eA al.n me- .
,,r 10 ihs cGcT2ts o PtoPla my object S'i'i
| !.e fully accomplished
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

CuaNO About thousand tons Of this popular ieriit
;. arrived here yesterday in t"o ships from The pacic
~. and Jamcs Conner Several other vessels
I'D T., be in Tie Bay, and may be locked for hourly II
% ,cscn, fine weather should continue II will not tc 100
M 10, some weeks come 10 apply guano TO wheat IaGds
f. i probable the demand this season nil now =oo a5
LIED : Baltimore american Of ls!h.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21
RIOT ON 4 RAIL, ROAD.

WnzgLisa Oct IS. An extensive riot has broken out on
HE lsmpfclI Rail Road, section three. Ihe:e had nhf
GONE difficulties for several daye, and TO day oice e'aL
more while in the hc OF serving attachment on e coh
r,clors "Kalley 4 Hail. resisted by The iaboets
when general riot ensucd. The State Fenctles, tapaih
l.orin. have been ordered out.
NEW YORK, Ger. l9.-rhe steamer Arabia ealea TO-
day, for Liverpool, with million ana quarter u S".
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MARRIED..

br The Rev George Woodbridge, Moniay evening
,h mat MOSES ELIYSeN and FANNIE iEhGaA' youhses'
Jausht.I OF Francis lie eynaut, Esq all Of tins cisy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

I-IHGINiNA Ruir- nGii IN the Clerks uce III re tcui
Cg the ChS OF Rchn1nl tie I.ri DAY OF o'i"osf '9o''
4 5sin. Inc l., :. sio.!ay n tie conth)
sch Sl.:an ALn illustrator Richard Ii=iSca is'edSe
'-s>t"' '' " I.an,iE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

flAGiNiA-Ag Rules kG!d iii ne ..2rhs Office Of tie Cir
sGut o. IL. County Of ecrco On Mondhf the third day
ii.!.st >,a+4 pitnt.f
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\ IItt.lSlA,.-ai Rul..

ItGiSlA.-A Rucs held the Cri. Office t CuCuiI
Court Cl ~. CEY Rrhmomi is trd day o October,
IL beng Nouia. he month";.
D",i H. !:,e Egecu!nr last viii Ld testament 6" Janet
nDayn. l-trasr! FltHtiH:
:sAGs.
Mar; Turasnu and others Defendants.
lie Cgsct Of .!s decree requiring The is!n
IN 10 TIC directed last viii and testament @; 7
l III distribution rG~.!aHm that NAY remain At
= militia, paid n alt vito may be lawfully entitled to
su If,,,. and filed ta the !eHhdln
''emc resident of this Cnnnnn"rntiI tie sI d"i.n
tat. natsd appear Rulos DC holden The Gih
',s tie said Cnult. m Monday in Dcccm:er next aht
'-i ri0eCi interest n this saii
Copy-Tcs,e 80
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~ ry-,.,D-rDy ,5Irc,.,, :. -, -
C,luy continued and he'd House on .tT
e, ssi.e:.aei me i',H iI-or -, ., L.,
,''"'&rs tHsit', iHa-
AN.uphrey s!ow of William Humphrey deceased. wii
!hit J, la'mlhI Humphrey, pd'h li"fi"'t' I.h"
h.g formerly iI,rrit! lIuinpIey. Jo,n g. Snih, U.Iald "
s t: W!lal l!ashe IIasees, Albert VI. FIrfIsh aI.ea
rams. lanes Esn jackson Johnson. iohn ". Hughes VII!
~" Gay, William Mathews, James Oliver and Nancy has wife,
humihr"; ur'r!oh Humphsey, Elizabeth T. Hum.
,s. o"hy i iiu: Phcy, Sarah P. Humphrey, Thomas a.
+sG iii pas and Minerva lis wife, James Davis. Susan his
M s nlaaln D's Ir loan us Helena Davis aud The chill
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,..,,i :;i'i Ctes. Benjamin Grew lanes Crew -

~. crew nsnj7uin J Grew lanes II Gre" a1i Ma Rel
J%.'' -, = - .f. va,u;,ue and 9iber Defendants
~ Of this aside iTI cvGreyances III the bill
eny Cark ~ lie ""n hi and as slFTl'ihs
jorqbus b. rolton deceased ah1 a. Sat'Vs pa'tns
and Clarke Joseph VI IttruSton ana
A.. cnsy Trustees; c other from she said Ozark IN his eAa
H ari Mary ~ his wife the trustees, ana 10
he mo- tile sai deeds 10 SATISFY dc.
" plaintiff assignee as a"seSad against the Sai
and 10 satisfy the ciaI.ns thereto 81 tie said FThugh
>; h courtesy aat a3n!saiat a ms deceased %i!e
- ,. na,.Gc ard Fled 4I the defendants above
this Commemorative the said deitnnis
70 aarear Rules holden III the CLERKS Oiire
: "a; Monday lie :enlcg Ee VI ara do "ii
~ ttStT Interests ~ tiiis SUIT
. ~ I'.-y-Tssi- EuS ROBINSON CI'k
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y-iKIT,IA-a, Relies held rrk oice OF ne tic"
CONT Of titv Richmond. the third DAY oi oc"'"
t i. ;,l4l he first M"na,y III the :.rnii't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

-JEGiSTA,-At Rules hn in the Clerks Ohte OF tue LitSu
C,4n The Cy Of Rhnon; the tiri "ay o "c'''et 'o' "
.',., ~ list Monday III tie month , ,..- -,
ChiisIiar assignee OF r. titthu aia '"S'SS ~"
efs.. l' PliGid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-21

sr,RtISiA-a. Nui.s held the Clerks tl'' o " u!
rorI, Cay o. Ri:IEHH! ihe u ia! - S''"s' 49,
ii beng III, iis Monday III lie f".ih: ,,,,,,,r
J9au a Burgess. '"
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NNtIiHI " i"r I'"S! y f"'R' "''''' - - pI,,,,,t.
!,r,4.cI ati vticr f''ih''is
a,4IA.t
lam. ioaIe Hooper am the nnSE'%" rcleSem';iVeS
4 Jones, deceased. i.m! ".h"r prtcuidt!S'
Iu 40 c uaiaiG discovery from ~" decfa'S
Poi, IIn,rr aud William Washington l.:s :" wcii: ic
II. tie aiS aud property n th'
III he ip- , Decreased liable to the sat.
favor o The plaintiffs. III The o'l
,n.d 10 sirIcr tie bill neniinHr aud all othrr
,cy liable The payment ol The SAID drctee au ot
The proceeds lcreo
,,p'Ius m i".th "a the oi o. te
- AMI at VII having .c filed that The cen.aht3,
Matthew Huupcr non Residents ci :'s ooihoh
r. m n the defendants. Representatives, OF SHsHon Jones'
;t S rown The .a defendants notified appear al;
p. ~ m holden m The es's irc the said Court OF The
m Ny ~ IN December ant 10 @Ia. necessary to cts
s.,r ,,..r...is j., ~, init 4 uo;.y-Tcs-. ,,
~ r','rs .. :" '''' 7 El, ROBINSON. C!k.
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STHASCERT-tlRG!NiA al "a Iucu CouI, of Lnu.a,
kCJqay continued and he'd al Tie Ca "uss 4iuT
=: Sci ie..tcr The l1ih, le53
Foster onI Helena Foster his ".is b, hsr enI tie
'>Aitoa!r, Foster, sHi-.
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a1..lsc Wu. w Burscssl discharge ri
Aaycf h. !u. lie Gc!cHlIi
.'cSl!to r'".r partnership; rtsISii".s, 10 dei'
pcsnui icIena. L.nn found - satisfy Ike
a''lv t'ir G-cA Aldc an EIcu liz: he ceie!Ilt
oi this tun:non@ n@raih the said ce-
ru.ai a;.;rdr Rules be holden the Clicks
v:e tie a tJGi! fret monday IN December next, and
:Sia- nscr-sirT'o protect his Interest ~ Tins sun
..cury-iese ELS ktGlNS'S, Clerk
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THE SCHUYLKTLL HOSE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.


Yesterday the visiting Firemen conducted all over
the City and is enyrons taking look at High Bridge and
other objects ofintertst
DINNER At LOyEJOys.
At ten o'clock last night they proceeded 10 Loveoys
corted by the following Foremcn of the New York Fire
Department:
Enene Frank Waterbury,; Engine No l. Wm Tspperi
f6F Noe 10 Here Hoe CO 10 H. coSS Hose 10 %
Able Hose No 90 Y Watkins Jr Ho9s and Ladder No
Fafnhsm H. aud L. No p J. O. seiNss' and H. and L. No y
] Ii. Brsdy.
Afer fine air from the Band the Company proceededto
the dining room The Chair occupied by Poplar Mills,
Who in few appropriate remarks welcomed the guests lie
was replied TO by Mr Fearon the Marshal OF the Phadel
phians in highly complimentary strain, and evneing
hearty satisfaction with the reception they had met WITH
The guests then down to well spread board and
did amyle Justice TO IL merits. .
The dinner being dispatched and the table cleared the
President announced the frst regular toast
Which was received with three hearty cheers.
The Fire Department OF Philadelphia was next toasted,
ard replied by Mr. shofeld Of the Assistant Mar
sbas of the schuyikin Company
The health of Mr. Fearon Marshal Of the Philadel
Ihians was next Given, and heartily responded to;
Mr. Fearon replied relating, with much guso, his expe
ronce in he Philadelphia Fire Department. Of which ne
had been a member since the year 1871 HIS remarks
were received with much applause. lie concluded by
giving:
The health Of the Marshall ei the schuykll Hose Com
pdny enpoposd as the next regular toast and duly
NAY the cod ling tieh e, between hs Fire Departments
,fYsw-Yort and Philadelphia exit for ever icheeF'I
The next regular toast was
The Fir Department. California
This toast was received with warm applause
Mr. Martin G. BOrack of San Francisco, was called
for and replied in appropriate remarks In conelu
sion he gave
The Unity Conoord t> fire DP0rfa-af Of ne Ud Siafs
Mr. Turner responded, and concluded with the senti
mCnt
The kesioae Epi,e and Goe1 Soreso e Prrfe aysr S in
he Dads1f = ne -is0ian ReEahh. $50 -
This was received with loud cheers after which Mr..
Baueh was called fer he the health OF the Chief En
gineer, which wa received with much applause.
Tie Philadelphia Company gave as toast.
The CAeJ Eaeee Of York-H assidasy IN the public
vice entities hin, 70 the position he occupies
This was replied to by Zophar Mills who gave sue
onct history OF the Fire Department drrng the past twenty
wears He concluded with a
The sacrifices hs property bsb slth and Life
Of the property and lives OF Others The
title belongs him. and be richly deserves immortal honor
Mr. y L. Farnhan, of Hook and Ladder No. l, was
called On. and gave
Tie IcaA If AT Jt.ta Bayyy FOREMAN Of Engine No p
That gentleman replied with song, which was warmly
received.
Songs ioasts and sentiments followed in quick success
sion to late hour and the affair passed Off with great
eolat.
The Philaderhjans return home this morning.
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TIE TRIUMPH IN ROCKLAND

CcTrrsYcrccrcc e. The n Y tribune
H,vCEsrRAw. "Wednesday, Nov. q 1885.
The very storm which has ragged all day has pre-
vented ~ receiving and accurate returns from al parts Of
c county Yesterdays voting Enough however Is ssceAnea
10 rs, sic highest exuson The part Of the friends OF Tenn
rr.u, Mso Jro Suscrn Independent Msne Law candidate
s,s elected ~ little ii any les than N majority while
Eolrsor Wh and Maine Law leaves the county with the
urrNd majority o. from 500 500 Think Of that in Rock
-, c-v This town gives SuIn majority Demaros.,
-sslss psuoca srd Robertson, IS stephens 10 do
~ coarse his astonishing all parties due in large
seIe &c o;h Influences su the exeTton Of the friends Of tho
Nm, % ~ after al due allow have been made for these
e ,s, boldly and rndeny iorh that the Maine Law
rsys hA reyoluonizcd this county and proved itself stronger
u tbs ror ed O. traditional partisan attachments than al party
I'll about the obstacles TO be ia such
completed and how that Rocksad has from
m in memorial been held sood for leo majority for the regular
c..c uCuuee' believe that all things consde redwe
lain 70 county the We shall yet
Gov besides rocks and Children and do better than
r o-a editorial il Tie Tribune the relation OF intern
s,us TO e Poverty and he oense Of social and intellect al
-sf-
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COMMENTATORS ROCCO MARTUsCELLt.
Nnto IN Msrsiglias, GeImAro, 1917
Msrld 9 Noyembre 1855

Among the distinguished mournes who occupied the cen
ter of the Cathedral we noticed Domenco Martuseel.
brother of the deceased who fortunately accompa
ny his brother this mission; Royal Phelps Consul Gen
cral Of Costa Rica Mr. Ficniere, Portuguese Minister Mr
Valaro Sandman Consul General )squora TX President
of New Grunada Mr. Phalen, Mr. CONSUMER Mr. Slas X.
Everi Mr. Brown, Mr. Beckett Mr.. Dutilh Slr De Luxe,
Mr. Barclay Mr. Borg the French Consul Mr.. Lassalle,
proprietor and Mr. Massoros Editor Of C0Hrfr d Etais
Jni' of this city, and several others
At Il O'Clock in the unavoidable absence of Bishop
Hughes from indsposiiion, the ri. Rev. DR. Loughn,
Bihop Of Brooklyn accompanied by the Rev Mr. Madden
and the Rev Mr. McCovan Of Ioboken, assistant priests
The Rev Mr. Farrell Deacon the Rev Mr.. Downing sub
Deacon and the Rev Mr. Preston, Master OF the Cere
monies all dressed in the rich mourning vesens of their
clerical order accompanied by four Acoythes entered the
Church and proceeded perform the solemn Ponfcal
Mass
The Bishop was dressed in his chasube until the con
clu,ion Of the II IS vestmen of black velvet
troidered in gold with large en- the back formed
Of ivy oIugo Il is also trimmed in front with gold fringe
and with The lace vesment beneath made imposing up
peorance The miire worn by the Bishop was OF silver
tipfel The doncons wore their damaiics
AT the conclusion OF the Bishop exchanged his
cbosusbc for L cope The subdeacon then took the pro
oessonA md slowly walked towards the corpse in the
middle hisie. followed by the two assistant Priests the
Bslop aud tho four Acohos two bearing candles and one
ilecnse and The other holy wnier
After repeating some portion Of the burial service the
bsbop 10 sprinkle The coffin with holy water and
ltD afterwards he distributed tho Incense in similar man
n1 bomq further portion OF the service WAS then read
snd tie procession of Deacon Subdeacon, bearing tho pro
"ss.ona Joss Assisting PRIEST. Aooytea bearing candies.
incens' aud holy water and The Bishop again formed.
and lbwed y the pail bearers with Tho corpse proceeded
be ysais beneath ba Cathedral where aIief completing
fs bas series and performing tho usual rites u tho
hDsa faiIsa fbeh Tho eoise deposIei aud scaled
up e,a u nmss aDli ha iog NJ Naples shall ssad pos
oaasoD f., iis on.Sya H. bic Kingdom
ia,gs nuLe, u peissns auendei ii.n ceremony Ia Tho
yssts With se,s illuminated ~, Tho o'easio. ny wa'
iaief
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ARHIy1L or THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA
YaOM AsPISwALL.
Late from the Chincha Islands.

Tie steamship Auclica, Capt C. D. Mitchell arrived
biz noring oeioek from AspnwaIl D. g., with 80
uasseD2ers fpho ici san fIsncsco IN tie Uncle Sam,
Oa gtJ
Tfa lrseyea hi Asyuwsn Nov D. Al ~ ~, and reached
gipestcu n q hoUp In Kingston Soy. g. at A. 81,
sso has enooupefe1 siDee ptsAg The ishad d Cuba
bes,, had sess and gsSes
Yis seeisf nsoe DE popi In dajs and hour any
fue q Aspnve ossy he morning u tbe 2sh ut Tho
.Gso,ge Lew ss5,oc On de mining d lhe sIst October
ss4 see1 ~, New Yo,1 he seIe evening "hh 90 pas
senxess ed iasze elnogDi u sesso'e
III sseeuosl8y ~, sam only - daj on bef Yoy
sgs from Sen yonco PsnsDsa sDG bot ier t,e iniergf
ovoliy sn4 sig,t NJ be eDsi furnished be' would
bs,s ads DE passage ~ 81 osys Her psssengefs crossed
d. Isnus ~ Oh, s1d laf csys sDd ,eSesfh DE r,ads
" IL ~ se,y mi ool5og eD1 4e ltsit N be eoeDisy
tssDs D,eE DetVe sn9ns
Iaooz fie passengers W bs AD'sss ~ sss iLf Da"s
Of Io,d ~ 4 FeBsne5, bes'eIH aateDhss i,9m NJ
Cley. T. : Niosi~ q I41s " ~ s"ftf~y II sa'4. ''s
oe,o,py si.e CiGnc,s l1sDas S,it-eyay
Ne lse,p froa lost O1o ~ adp betsae' be4 ss'iA
ton Colae ts 30 yoJt saa@ d. ~'o'0'st9 u '@F
n,f.o,u Mo sss sLy.iy s.eSyaisz bem b., .Dgais
IL. gs,Vyss OyyyDOsO 4e1 pa fsisss. BE- ~ o"'.h
-. Ia. te ,.ss u ~ D.g Isio,sae1 eEhetfsa Nssis9
49,, tom G.,d i tsat ~ yjssD .b5v tasaa ~ Nes tsd
s,s an ~, W. 81 ~ eyssq bs'Di - s'9y' mn
6at4 II 10 H. ~ a.. ba1>oS ~ tsyiA mn " ~. v'v
I'D l1I, s0.sc1 ~ s.sDsape " benny - is'"N hs
III. NOR, ~ w. b.4.Ds4 sssDsa = bsey is.i's4 ."
.,o si1s rs ssas ssy9ss o.s> ~ ~. st~'s ~ 4" =
idg. 30, ~. Dsg,ss ~ es'1sf4 49, b'n17 |"' '''
a. Il B, a. s4yei,1 saze tsc.,1 o0Nyif,,f - % ~
,t.,,,. N ~, l,,agsoy " -s,s b.. eess t-'st ',t@
s,c, b, Oi6sDq tso iaj.ss by@ ''~.s st4 90 ~bs MN
y.asDas W h. ia n Dc>oa,e met 'e+s 's9S1'"s ~
ta.e N .ashsg 1e i.DS " @@s 4sy nm "''''' '''''s
aosy mi d.s sye, Ds1gsi,,e
9tsy sla iDie's ~ ',~'@st'@. "'f ~ - 's.'N '''
u, 49, ,.,.o M d. "a j.pya,y ls9f see - 1~i f|f
-. ~, L5.5.1 4Aes fysss tDu ls9s ~ y" -
-, a.,.sa.ady .st,a das ,ssg y, " tsslq ."q
,s..3ng MIR w. d.e - d@@a"'t ''9' .....
w ,sa,s ~, tDsas4 ~ ~ i4v. bohp Is'~' go
s.,0eos nj ~ ls1,,4 bg ~ p're1 4ty., ~ 'T'@''
nm A.4e4 D4m <yiggyeJ j H.'t" y"l,p'Is 7
t.,e.@l Wst.'' =, Tsssg'eqT ~ vaH keVb g,H
fs~S J. Nh, ks-T y y, S'f~n.iT "" ~ ll.
fHt slD..e n ftaq,- " I'i-~-
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f,suydsE A,eiidsAf h.aial 90 rsi hs"eis 4a."p'
ia.i.a ~ h"iidst9g iiaetas. fsd ss - hs i"s''"
isas ~ ns,aa idaDd itas. fws distinguished .si''a
ts.laiisss u 80 iha,eh ~ hnas ase.t-tisi "
~ ,oD.ea.figtsgs ~ rvif.ase .nd asY W 'is ~
q, 'Dapiags 81, n, sia.s i'e' A. He'i.i'-"a ""a
~ H. feDll ~ mglsd t-ss.
BAyD, Wl.il,,a -. bla.ias NJ ~. i.la.ii-e ~ it@
ssas4 ~ sisl its isisaa sgs s,a...i~-s To- ~, H~-
1.ttsse, bpas,la hri diaas. y. lts 4nrH-iHH +H'
ilag aAaial ~ H. t,fsls iAs,i ., t.iei ts heb ~
'ba,ist rA,dsii. ~ aaeigat@Hs ,ti.'
~ fsls asiiieq ~ d. islaad stel Fh'sst ~ us
s6l,ase. ttss 4tss mll ~ lll isnlns W. tr Ws''s'
~ a1 i.isaa ~ itsaaa piqiis r.iii Shes ssa~'tT
49, laepsey vtss 'tsNr tsasst 80 'i~fir' fra fft'
Laia,ars ibstitalfld sLp- l4H iVH,s fhs' Hhl'f
ia fgl,ssedsd " ihs s4.se'i aisfa 80 'ANp ag' ~
sAd is,llil ~ y. ssttntW NHttf 90 W w ".as'-
ThaA@ III t.'t' 'isT,'fY. t.m.,. tba ...,
t.a .i..l tN. ifll.A. tA fH.t iH ~ lHIHI'
t.4.4 n ~ N.a.i ~ 'fHarA .isAt'i r'-sl'sl - N
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CRICKET.

AMERICAN GEsTIEMES's CLUB rs. WASHINGTON CLUB
The return match between the American Gentlemen Of
Philadelphia and the Washington Club Of kensington
Was played Camden New Jersey on Tuesday and again
terminated Ia favor Of the Wellington Club IL was agreed
have days play and II not time t. play it out was
TO be decided by the first Innings in which the Wash
isgon Club got snl The American Gentlemen only ~
thus losing the match by % They had only tme to
put ia wckcts Die Second lnnngs, sbat so. them So
runs With looked well II they had had no 10 have played
II out 1he day fine aud there several hundred
spectators tho ground among whom were number OF
the ncbers OF tho old Union tnh u this city. who con
feru,d lhey had Witnessed better play In rhiiiie
phia especially tho batting Of i,haria hahn bradshaw
paon and Harlow and tho bonng al sanor V,aslay aud
why Tho fielding III tho Amesieaa usnIIepsa was ncs
20 good asie Washington tlub
IL 4 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

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hvt that woolA sa,c hlm \,,si ls elected lop's, ~
ONTARIO ANp LIVINGSTON cos
IAN,Np,tots. Meieesia, Nov . 1871
CtatAA Whle senator waoiit, iu sh' county viii 100
.t,o, 'S, 'ed p'oeelN D. IS ie,ee d',,'a, ..,,,
o,'p, s,,s vi,,l. VIII. ,hs tNow,as mqlaldes paos
,lilc. re- Usp,,,c. no Nc Aeul', iiua
SAGAtOCA GO
N,,.,oN sr,. " c,lnc.dsy. Ne, .. ia1
tAs,e waited uN ,his c,enps 60 oh'aln semc reliable
rtgtfs ID cpt election aud ha,v cmvly ien,i ownf -
le ,tnm 1 have pc doubt that ihe Nhg state tloAo,
VII have saIsoN over both she ll,rd ami Sh uoNe's
make hi. ,,iinat, nVm the towns Ne have hoard ""n'
GopArs ho,o vial have amNeui,, The Nmrcr"n,o
vris vs.. az, with us anu mainly frcm our peopc
Nel.cp Nhiei y certainly ,crlcd Ia tho South DISTRICT
ever Shclio,d ,pcncc,utl -
80
Mlie p,,ue,fst and Temperance ololl ncmomai, u.
ei,cird District Attorney over Iul,cr Why Willard
b., sae majority n Saratoga SPRING, SUI LAM, W."
hnv, ,raicri, in This County. We confidently believe
tl heads Inc Ssio ckst 500 or 400 Tho liarts lead
lhe Scn, lsfsvb ia DC COUNTY ioH' ""N
.,..r4.,,ri,c,r ~ ths Ahaas fsrnins Journal,
E4ENs rNts Wednesday, Nov. 2, ls'9.
Tie returns fSm this County como in allow. What wo
ha,s h,rc send you. H. ths,own Cuccnshury LcaNcn
wo,th ii3 Caniou 1c;. \crpanck - WarWn'bulgh
l,a,cnwolth a. Clinton H. NeFpanch % ia ,n1 icwm
~ chester not sinllc son vote was taken In caldwell
SArrrills rcsidcuccl majority Tor the Hands.
fr0sn The returns tNm seven towns Rchards, Nhg sen
,fr. Is - Hhcsd lad will have about that majority in the
COUNTY aud Is undoubtedly elected. Noble Aoco F"co
Hart Is elected e. The Assembly trom this County 10y
alou. ..omSiOluy -,
Morcsu. Saratoga Ccur.y gives Wing State uchot %
majority ~, or both Very trul, yours.
MONROE co
ROCHESTER. Wednesday, Nov. ., 1858.
The Nhic State ticket has 1880 majority, and our en-
TN Nbc Ccuniy ticket elected also. Three Wing Mem
hrs Nhir Senator and our Congressman The boilers
an dssraced mortified and demolished Yours nc