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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

GHosTs AT FAIRs.--Mr I. II. Robinson protests in
The Spiritual Telegraph against the attempt to in
troduce spiritual rappiDgs an element Of profit at
those pleasant commercial institutions known as Fairs.
He says:
81 have before me q circular headed Fair 10 aid
of Spiritualism,' which merely signifies TO aid In
opening the contemplated Home The idea L.
legitimate. and It is an honorable way OF procuring
funds but Us | read on learn that rooms will be
opened adjoining the sales-roOn, whore manifesto
lions may be witnessed during the Fair earnestly
protest against the ate DPt 70 minge spiritual reve
lations with such matters. Does u not Afford just
cause for nvidious remayks! Can not unbeisyen
with considerable show Of sense and justice impagn
our motives aEd marvel much that the ordinary aud
extraordinary should be so strangely mingled May
they not visit Fair conducted on these principles
and truthfully excaim Here Wa have it--rag babies
'and 'rappngs. tarts and tlppngs, mullins and
movements viands and visions, nanchings and
smanift stations and all for money Is it judicioas
10 bring the spiritual world to the level Of
shilling showi Shall pncushi0Ds, tI-whistles, fsas,
dancing jacks and messages FROM the supernsl world
be retsiled at the same shopl To me there is some
thing profsne in the thought and wonder that such
proposition should owe Its paternity TO minds who
love the elevated, the beautiful and the true. do
not think | err in my ESTIMATION Of this thing there
II Obviously want Of fitness and proprety ia max
ing such heterogeneous mixture 0f trvslIties and
the very fundamentals which system OF ethics Is
besed. Even the prince OF Iranlstan has not yet
ialo ihfIb Ob spiTiuh iuppfs ohhjl the powerful
minor detes, Asmmon and Cannon stand guard
over the professed avenues Of angelic ysitatiOn7 II
il not placing the tables Of the money changers'
where they were when jesus tipped thsm over
The central Institution idea, a. presented TO view,
seems very much like grand mensgerie of mediums,
with keepers and feeders. hope have something
Of the love Of humanity in my heArt-a few particles
OF reverence for 'undefed religion "A desire hat
all may be impsrtisliy blest and yet am Obliged %
offer with many whom I would prefer to please
practicable, and advocate a spirta0t1y Without
money and wiihOu, price,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13


First Division fs3d Wsrdl not heard from
Msjorit, In MorisonerV County aneng Joness in
O. much OF Philadelphia eomprssd within ths District
Wilkinson. Dem. and X. NJ for Recorder Of
Deeds has C. 373 majority over McGrath.
For Pro'bonotsry OF the District Court james w.
Fletcher. Dem. has maiority Of /, O05 over W. ID.
Baker Native and Know Nothing.
For Coroner Joseph Delsvsn Dem has los ma-
iorty over DIR. W. A. Gardiner, Native and Know
Nothing
For Clerk of Quarter Sessions, George ". Howell
Dem has small majority over Shuttle, Native
and Know Notbingl
The Prohibitory ticket has majority Of nearly 900
in the consolidated city.
To the old city, W. A. Crsbbe Wing aud Know
Nothing is elected TO the Senate, and VI. Y. b iker
Dem ard II X. Strong W. X. Morris and G sorge
r. Smith Wings and knsw- Nothings) TO the Assem-
blv.
CoUsTY LEGISLATIVE TIcKET.-The following is
believed 10 be The ticket elected from the County TO
the Legislature: senator Nathaniel B. Browne ID.
Assembly +. 6. Waterhouse j. Alexander simpson,
Nicholas Thorne, G. S Afgood, Thomas s. Steele
and \. II. Bowman, all Wings aud Know-Nothings,
and Il. Knight, Thomas Manderfed, X. W. Gar
Isle, Il. L. Wright and John J. Meany, Democrats.
The County delegation In the Legislature if the pres
ent impression b. correct H. that il is, counting the
Senators equal divided SIX Democrats and SIX Wings
and Know Nothings. II seems, says The PhIGfel-
mia Ledger, thlt the Wings ard Know Nothings,
acting together able to elect, but that he Natives
and Know Nothings not, As all the Natives adopt
ed by the Know-Nothings have been defeated.
In the State there relarge and unprecedented gains
for Pollock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

The CLIPPER SHIP JANIS BsrsEs, Cspt. MELON
nell which sailed from Boston on tns ls,n oit', ar
rived at Liverpool the 25th hsving made me pas
sage in 10 DAYS and hours This unquesuonably
the shortest ever R,sse ss ,sns YES
conns,sJ 80 her commander, who Is q very young
man, had never before had command Of such lsrge
vessel 30 that her performance may he considered -
Donald Nc Kay, and u Owned by James Bsnes & Co.,
n liverpool Mr.. Mckay has now nearly ready fsr
lsnnehpg another clipper Of large stowage cspac-
ity as the Great Republic, for the same owners.
PpoHrBIToRr LrquoR Law IL CASADA.-7zs
Montreal Plot says that resduts effort 10 DOW being
made BY the advocates Of Temperance in the Cana
dian Prov nces, for the enactment q lsw 70 pro-
hibit the sale Of Intoxicating drinks The probability
s that the effort VIII be suecessfal for when the pro-
position WA last brought before Parliament 1t was
lot but by single vote, and since then large num-
Der Of candidates have pledged Themselves, thst .
sufficient Number OF petitions are presented 70 sAsZ
the unequivocsl approval Of the peops. nsiedfy 9
members VIII vote Tor the Law. Thss the enActneas
Of the lay depends chiefly upoa the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
10y Teler.ph.l

NEw-HAvEs, Thursday, Oct. le 1884.
1t is supposed that there were more strangers in
town to-day than ever was known before by the
" Oldest nhabiiant.'
In the nclosure at the fair grounds it ia estimated
there from twenty to thirty five thousand persons
present
The show Of horses was extremely fine. AT the
trottng match this al snoon black horse from Yer
mont owned by +. Morell, took tho lead, going
mile in two minutes and fifty -four seconds.
At the blowing match to-day eighteen teams con-
tended. The decision in regard to them has not yet
been made
The fair is pronounced by agricultursts from other
States as very superior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
oNoNpAGA COUNTY CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Thursday, Oct IL, 1894.
At the Wing County Convention which assembled
at this place to-day the attendance was very large
On the first ballot the nomination for Congress,
five candidates received nearly equal votes causing
considerable excitement, which lasted through seve-
rel ballots. AMOS p. GRAsGER finally received the
nomination on the seventh ballot.
The Democratic County Convention adjourned to
the nth inst without nominating Congressman or
other officers. Dudley p. Phelps received nomna-
ton for Assembly in the Third District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
ANOTHER VICTIM OF THE N. 0. RIOTS.

BALTIMORE, Ihursddy, Oct IL 1904
ew.Orleans papers have been received here up to
Friday.
Another man has died from the injuries he received
at the late riots in New Orleans making the eighth
victim.
At Savannah there were four deaths by yellow
fever Saturday, and among them the death of Dr..
Sansey 10 announced.
On Monday at Charleston there were eight deaths
by the fever.
The election excitement last night passed OF with
out serious results. The rejoicing demonstrations of
the successful party were very great but no riot oc,
demonstration to night.
William Webster, overseer on Col Sothorons
plantation in Charles County, Maryland, was shot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
NE VS. FROM ME XTCO.

To tie Editcv If The NJ u T,iSuse
SIR: The intelligence published in all tbe morning
papers via Acapulco and the Isthmus Of Panama,
that the State of Tamaulipas had pronounced for
Alvarez, Is not true. II is simply the echo by the
way of Acapulco the most southern Pacific port Of
Mexico Of the false report received four weeks ago
from Vera Cruz a ~ State Of ramaulipas itself
Yosr obedient servant s,
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fBy TeleUsph.l
HoyEsDALE, Thursday. Oct. IL, is

HoyEsDALE, Thursday, Oct. IL, 1854.
Bradford County gives GOO majority for Pollock.
Tioga COunty.-In this County PoIlocks majority
is SEQ.
SuHiran COunty.-Bigler has carried this County
by majority of l5o
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 12.
II. NJ Fuller, the Wing can iidste for Congress in
the XIIth District beats II. b. Wright, the Demo-
cratic candidate and present member by about 800
majority.
Wyoming, Northumberland and Lycoming Coun-
ties give about zoo majority for Pollock.
Sullivan and Columbia Counties give Bgler near
500 majority
JH. -mpbeT the Wing candidate for Congress
in the Nth District, has $50 majority over ID. L..
Dewart, the Democratic candidate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
.,ur VERMONT LEGISLATURE.

MosrrtLIyR. Thursday, 0c' II, 1854.
potb branches OF the Legislature assembled here
.cd,, end organized without del,y.
The Senate elected H. B.reft Of Middiebury.
Clerk, and Mr. Chapman of Ludlo y, Assis-nt Clerk.
Both are FusiOnisis-
In the House G.. w. Grandy Of VergenneS was
eheen Speaker on the first ballo; BY tie folio wing
,ots: Grandy, Wing, i4l; Bartlett Democrat, So
Mclean Free-Soiler, %; Scattering 4.
JIM slade of Middebury was unanimously elected
Clerk Of the House.
c. II. Hayden Of Rutland BIS been appointed to the
Office Of Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs by
The Governor
The Governor message will be delivered TO- NOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT WEXFORD.

NEw.BEDroRD, Thursday, Oct, IL, 1884.
fire broke out last night in the undergrad OF
II. A. Kemptop destroying $4,000 worth of lumber
and six dwelling houses.
Among the sufferers are Capt Charles West, oh-
rain Kempton and Aaron UPjohn. The total loss is
$40, 900.
Jehro HOLMAN, well-known ar Infect, fell from
building during the fire and fatally fractured his
skull.
The fire was the work Of an incendiary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
UNITARIAN CONyENrION AT MONTREAL.

ALBANY, Thursday, Uc'. II, Ie)4.
The Unitarian Convention met nj Montreal on
Tuesday, and elected DIR. Lothrop of Boston, Presi
dent.
The FIRST session Of the Convention for discussion
was held on Wednesday at the adjournment Of which
the members listened TO sermon from the Rev. DR..
Lothrop.
The Unitarian Congregation at Montreal were TO
entertain the members Of the Convention at soiree
on Wednesday evening at ST. Lawrence Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, Oct. r. 1854.
The bark Conrad arrived to-day from Rio having
left there ON the I'd of September in company with
the English ship Linda for New-York She left there
the bark Linda Stewart and the ship Palmyra, for
Baltimore, and the chip Ino, for New. York.
In port were the IT, 5. ships Savannah and De-
catur.
The steamer Surprise left Rio for California the
Goth Of August.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

BALTIMORE ELEcTroS.-The poll in Baltimore OF
the Charter Election Wednesday WAS heavier than
any pr decessor-l335 heavier than that for Presi
dent in 1852, which much the largest of any be-
fore this. The total vote for Mayor stands
Hinks..l3,sf 5 Thomas. ......u, l04
Majority for Kinks, tx. N.l....-.....a,7h.
Tie City is carried high and dry by the opposition,
led BY the Know Nothings.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
BAPTIST MISSIONARY CONVENTION.

SYKACUsg, Tbursday, Oct. II, Io04.
The Baptist Miss, nary Convention closed its ses-
sion this afternoon. II was largely attended. Reso-
lutioDs favorine the election of Maine Law Lsy'sa-
fure AND a Maine Law Governor After eliciting
spirited discussion were passed by decided majority
After an excited DEBATE, the Convention also
adopted strong resolutions against the Nebraska bill
by a large msiority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

CorrespoudsDce Of The n Y. ribaze.
PHILADELPHr., Th1rsiay, OFT. 10, 1854.
Polocks majority 20 far, in thirty-ivo Counties OF
this State, is 25 225. In 1889 Johrspa's majority in
came Counties, 1855 Polock's gain, 1880. Big
Ier's majority in 1881, 4s5. In TIE With Congress
.ionsI District Nathan l.. Jones, Wing and Anti
Nebraska candidate, is elected TO Congress, over
John Cadawalsder, the Nebraska candidate. A
great victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
WING NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS.

SARATOGA, Thursday, Oct. 10, 1854.
EDWARD DoDD Of Washington County was to-day
nominated for Congress by the Wing Convention of
this District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
YELLOW FEVER IN GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, Oct. 4, 1854.
The yellow fever still continues prevalent here.
The death Of Mr.. Allen one Of the proprietors OF
The Journal, was announced to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

whereupOn GEORGE H. ANDREWS of Williams
burh. one Of the editors Of The Courier and Ea-
esirer, was declared unanimously nominated. CON-
Inttee of five was appointed to notify Mr. Andrews
Of bis nomination, Of which John Cooper OF Thirteenth
Wud, was Chairman.
yurH DEMOCRATIC SORT CONGRESSIONAL coS'tS-
TIos.
This Convention was organized by the selection
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
NETWORK POLITICS.

NETWORK POLITICS
IIID DIsTRIcT.-The lid District Wing Con-
yressona Convention met at Pattons 'tel in Green
wicb.st, last evening. Thomas L. w ard was Chair
man, and Peter A. Lehman and A. NJ Sprague were
Secretaries There we're seven ballots but no choice
We give the first and last ballot the intermediate be-
ing about the same:
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The Convention then adjourned to Tuesday even
ing
The Hid District Soft Democratic Congressional
Convention met st Dunlaps, corner of Forsyth and
Broome cts, last evening. Dr. Hilton Of the Fourth
Ward pre- ided and Thos Boese and Edward WEIGH
were Secretaries. JOIN KELLY, al present Alderman
Of the Fourteenth Ward, was nominated by aeela-
nation.
WITH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
The Ivth District Wing Congressional Convention
met at the Broadway House last evening and nom
mated SANFORD l.. MAcoMBER of the Tenth Ward
for Congress on the first ballot. The vote was as
follows:
Sanford L Mscomber. .................'.''''.is
J. w Bryce ..................'.....''''''"
] Hobart Hsws .................''..s.'
The IVth District Soft Democratic Congressional
Convention met at the Star Hotel, in Lispenard'
n. lat evening. John 1. Mumford presided, and
Nessrs Meehan ard Van Slyck were the Secretaries
ACommittee of five was appointed to receive any
proposition relative 10 union upon eand'date
which the Hard-Shell Congressional Convention OF
The District may be disposed TO make The Conven
ton then adjourned, to meet on "Wednesday next al
u o'clock.
frrrH DISTRICT WING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
The Convention met at the East Broadway House
and organized BY the choice of Moan T. SwEEzsf
the Seventh Ward as Chairman Secretaries, John
Bonnell of the Seventh Ward, and Jscob T.. Howard.
The "Coles" Delegation was admitted from VIII
Eamsburgb, and the Cooper Delegation from the
2hirteenth Ward.
.lA.I. frro
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Of Miles p. Andrews Of the Thirteenth ws-i a, PIE,
ident and John II Bowie Of WIlIian .ba-yh - se.'y
The Convention forthwith pr,ceeiei 70 nosaios.e.
in compliment VIZ NJ TwEro and I, a,ooin.
Commune to advise him there's ans then adjourned
to meet Oh Monday evening next.
The Cemmittet corsisted Of Thomas ". Ad.ns OF
tie Seventh Ward, John Mcconnell OF the Tnirteeata
Ward, and John Fl. Bowie of Williemsbursh.
Win DIsTRIcT.-The Soft d -nocratie Conven-
ton Of the With Congressional Convection met last
evening at Vsuxhsll Garden and nominated JONI
MCLEOD MURPHY for Congress-
Win DITRIcT.-The Wing Delecates of1this
District Convention met at Kinks Hotel corner Of
the Bowery and Sixtbss., last evening but owing to
some contested seats in the Eleventh Ward, the Con-
tenton adjourned until Thursday evening next, with
out making nominal on.
SOFT SHELL DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL cOSvEy-
TIOE, SEVENTH DISTRICT.
This Convention last night unanimously nominated
WILLIAM ID. KENNEDY as their candidate for Con-
ers.
WING CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION, SEVENTH DIS
This Convention met last night and baoted as fol-
lows:
ls Bdllof ID. Ballot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-13

Yoar obedient servant,
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ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.
SATURDAY.

.ExcHANaE nOTrL.-A Weller, baltimore; o n p,nnu, Jo,,
nenon. Petersburg: John W Loury. Bedford; X Mar,n. L..; Geo
yen'. Ps,s,,e1is; T II Haynes. oranse: q W Rich .Ii.on, I.no.
Ho'pi..i = Goodwin ~rt.aiiar,: "a white. Phn.;; Ia Smith, N
Gordon. Alexandria: u Uiinsnn. N Y; L. W Manpin. n,t,-n,s r
u Miie,I, Charles'on: Es Joyne-. Uaiver,Ity Of vs; W m Ioy,,.
"; " Soodsin and lady Lo-Is.; o Dan'p.a rh. n Y; Z " Gar,
Z Graves. Loaisa; wn I CLARK. Warren sprinr.; ] L ao,son
Louisa. "''o'"'
COLUMBIAN Collins, Halifax; J N Anderson. q
w Neuson. J X Martin. J II @ Tyler, T Sca,s.s Va.
Il Ha.kins, Chesterfield; J T Neal, Seotsvine: Mr. An,
derson X chmond; J II Anderson, J u Anderson H,no.
ver; w Paris AppoTsttoI; T Ii Clarke. T II Powers.
Cunbsrl.nd; J l. Scruggs Povbatau; T Ruh.rd. Va:
Q Smith itimors; T Q Garrison HALIFAX; @ A Pleasant.
Richinond; J T Croker, J c Thoma. Smi,b6eld: j l.
Morris. A ii Shepard, A Ii johnson, J " Pbelpolk. w Il
Jacobs, W.; J B Duprsy, l. Roberts, J II Reed, Rich.
mond; + Benton Chesterfield; Ii L Hopkins Po~h.tan;
Capt ID X Lowell City Point; w Rsynold. G Dickipson
Pittsylvsnis; J q Thornbsll, J Wright, CampbsIl: ! NJ
Pemtertop, Dsnvire; W w Hum, F.rquisr; JT WAT.
J DUAL Caroline. "
ST CHARLES.-H A Goodlov, Rockbriige, A 8 Lar.
8 w Goobh, V G X; Mr. L.itcb, W Caviniis' ] II Iibb
Charlottesville; S Good Hot Springs; G w Jones. y A
Davis. r W Harrison, J II Akin Petersburg; II V Caves
n Mills, q w Trice. J W Harrison, q Taylor, r h Ma.
lo.e, y = Hudchson, r g Coerr, Va; + Rivers New York
TN Finonis Belgian, + w Gooloe and daughter, Mass: X
Akin, Heurico.
Powers. W " T Phillips, Cumberland: ]
wyner, ' II Mead. Gisrk.ril.; n , Hudsin,, rlir,b.th. Ah..
Spar; B.htno..; } lyon, J T Robinson. Petersburg; @ rsIisn.
NJ; his , q wassoo. 4 II WATSON. Ohilico;h, Ohio; r EldriJy.
Buetingha.; ' r.iour. Norfoi; J = Brockett. AIeIsndri.: m N
Dsnnl'on, ksntuet,; : Q Meim and Nephew. Lynehbarr; Robert
MieheuI and son, o miehsuI, f.shat.p; Samuel Walden, Man.
chester; NJ } heDsde. ssr,h Carolina, JHsmm, Kentaeiy.
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az WE FEEL SATISFIED, from acknowledgment,
from our moot intimate sequsiDtsnee, that there never has b,,n a
Iss,,eins IN our community equal To BAKERS CELEBRATED
irish or the P0manent cures OF Dyspepsia, N-r.
n9Is hsadsshs. oShe. Bowel Complaints. and all derans .nents
certificate from Nil. Shield, one of our most accompH,hed iadie.
n..-s RICHMOND. April %. 1854.
e SIR afe pleasure In stating TO you the great benefit, de.
ilved IRON the use OF BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERs In nv f,rnI.
I'm 'evsIal xerv severe cases Of nervou, Affection, C.ic, Weak.
nsss VARIOUS other complaints, and some very doubtful on.,
vhieh had eaied tn. heads Of those more knowing 10 di,-ss-,
.hhn Iyss,, md found IN every case Immediate relief by the use
,h., 90 ~ = psEMiuM BIrrEks. Ana by the regular use Of
one OF the best and safest family medicines I ever used. I ,haii
never feel safe without some In my house Respectfully,
MBs. JANE O. SHIELDS, shoefoe Hill.
To v. BArKH, Richmond, Va.
Price % cents per bottle.
o h,ssrs. Purcell 4 Ladd, Bennett 4 Beers, Alexander
~ nole uray' and Druggists generally throughout the city
U hehmond: hlso.hy Todd Christian, Petersburg d n Lyman.
cynshes'g; King q Toy, Norfolk; DIR z Camm, williamsburg; J Il
Callurn a Co.. DAnvilr.
w n orders addressed % y. BAKER, Proprietor, Richmond
~ Ml ~ enrOmnl 60
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LATEST NEWS RY TELEGRaPV.
CONGRESSIONAL

"A'hiSoros, Dec. lS.-The Senate were occupied to-
DAY In the discussion Of n bill proposing the appointment
Of Assistant District Attorney of the United States.
10 the House, the Military Academy Bill vas under dis
cussion. Mr.. Barry denounced tho Kuow.Nothisgs ~ n
shield for tho alien and sedi,ion Law.
Me-. Banks replied to NJ. Barry, defending the rights Of
secret ASSOCIATIONS.
A bill for tho building Of sr ,loops Of war vas intro
duecd.
u r.Clingman proposed to introduce q joint resolution
on the European war, bu, objection, we're made.
SNOW AT THE NORTH.
WAsnisoroS. Dec. ia snow storm In prevailing
here and to tho North OF US, extending as far Eas, as Port
land, Ne.
Tho Hudson River is blocked up with ice, and at Castle.
ton teams croes upon II.
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SNOW AT TILE NORTH


Ne" YORK. December is.-Ntur-saie, Of Ohio a, ss,elx 30. rs;
southern IL uneh.rged With but = limited business. Corn-Iu.xr.
lar We'.ern Mixed see. Whisky I. quiet =, ~ cents.
bALrisohE. Dec. ls-riour Is unchanged with a limited business.
wheat 10 = tribe hshsr-white ioI.9oS; he'd iooa2ooc. Corn 4.
nrm-white Sass; YeIio. saaseKc.
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90 ihs 9tricths and soLprR' OF the war Of Is2, in Virginia,
ae LeluesIed 10 meet at the Metropolitan Hail, In the Ctr of REi =,
non on nednesi"y, the 2oth December next, at ! o'clock p ".
an .ome seton m order to cooperate with the National q NJ
ry, lS.5. . 1snna'
stEntsI On CITY hOais.-rhe interest on the BONO, a,
II The City Of Richmond, viii he paid a. the Cb.mhrri.JnI. n@.o
OIL AFTER the tenth day OF January, ISIS.
delS-td Wal D S,rpp.p IN
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MARINE iE{EiEii-siysc
PORT OF RICHMOND. DECEMBER is.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Bclviicre, p richard, Baltimore, Ludiam 4 Watson.
Steamship Roanoke. Skinner, mdis nd passengers, Ludiam A
Watson.
schr MISSIONER, Rogers, Boston md,- d. currie.
srhr Martin O liins. Collins, N. j., Hay, N. Downcy.
scbr L,dy Lake, coal.
schr Thomas y. Dawson oysters.
fchr Little Lady, do.
sloop Christiana, do.
steamb'ip City OF Richmond, Phundelphia nd,, and mason.
gers. II. Y. 1utae.
SAILED,
sehr american Clipper, light
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0DU Ff.i.I!0Ws' CfRTIFI,,T,

NO STRONGER TESTIMONY NEED RE ASKED.
WA'niS0ros Lopok, No. 2 10. a ~
ar Norfolk, july 26;h, 1851
~ u. IpcAr 'r In compliance with your request, &c
INFORM you Ter the benefit Of the public, that a brother OF onr Or
der, John X. Jasper. b came sick while = stranger in hi, city. ard
y consequenec OF he destitute condition was srnt 20 the uo.pii,i.
ShsIs ne was ,onnh by a committee Of us Lodge srGerins from a
oisese termed the scrofu'a or Kings Evil, tn1 In o. los A state
asi be pronounced by the physlrisns ineurabie. O., r.rorr,"r
isilon Of q brother lie was indgsed 10 try your medicine. and in
threc Heess he va' declared cured, and left the lily ft Nex Worry
and In our opinion his restoration to health wa, caused solely by
the uss OF your specific.
wfittcp. fseai1 JlNys IN u .SsnS' "yCy'e
Il. CHAMBERLAIN, Sec'y.
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