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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
A FARM FOR SALE.

INTENDING TO change my residence, offer
Il for sale the Farm on which | now reside, near
Aliens Fresh. This Farm contains about
400 ACRES,
and is in high state of improvement and cultiva-
ton. There three hundred and fifty acres OF
arabic land, portion of which is in timothy and
clover, and portion in wheat and another por-
ton in course of preparation for 1t is well
Enclosed, with good and new external and internal
fences, and has on it all necessary BUILDINGS
for convenience and comfort, all and in good
order. The supply of good water is abundant and
the healthiness of the situation remarkable, if not
unequalled in the county. There are about fifty
acres in beautiful growth of OAK WOOD
within quorter of mile of the dwelling The
regular steamboat landing at Pope's Creek is dis
tant only about two miles, affording every desira
BILE facility for shipping and travel. Possession
can be had Immediately.
VIM. D. MERRICK.
March Is, 1855-5t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
NOTICE.

nERSONS indebted to the subscriber upen
i Store account are hereby notified that his
notes and accounts have been placed in the hands
of JOHN W. MITCHELL, of Port Tobacco, for
collection. They are therefore earnestly and re-
spectfully requested to call upon him and settle
promptly, otherwise legal proceedings will be re-
sorted to. WILLIAM FERGUSON.
Aug. 10, 1e54-tf.
I%Persons indebted on the above account are
respectfully, but positively, notified that suits will
be at once brought against all, who do not come
forward, and make satisfactory arrangements with
the undersigned. In my absence at any time from
Port Tobacco, Mr. J. r. BArEMAN will act for
me. JOHN W. MITCHELL,
nov. 9, 1854.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
A CARD.

nR, VIM. J. BOARMAN respectfully ten
IL ders his professional services to the citizens
of Bryantown and its vicinity.
March %, lS55-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
GROUND PLASTER.

T1HE undersigned are prepared to fill orders for
Il PURE GROUND PLASTER at their Mill
in ALEXANDRIA, Va at the lowest prices.
2240 lbs. to the ton.
Orders are respectfully solicited.
ian ll-3m Z. }. WISE 4 W.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
NOTICE..

TNHE undersigned, intending to change his bu-
i siness, earnestly requests all persons indebt-
ed to him upon Tavern account to settle the same
by the LIST of April next otheswse their accounts
: will be put out for collection.
March Is, lS55-3t JAS. H. NORRIS
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
Great and joyful .Ne'cs for Charles Co. ,
ATTENTION LADIES!

rTHE undersigned takes great pleasure to an
Il nounce 10 his Charles county customers that
he has opened NEW STORE with an entire
NEW STOCK OF FANCY .HILLLN.ERY IND
DRY GOODS,
which he will sell cheaper than ever. / feel
need not say more to the Charles county folks as
was so well known to them while with Meyen-
berg s. Bros, as one ever ready to please and ac-
commodate the Charles county ladies. Having
engaged one of the best MIlliners, Cloak and Cape
makers in New York. all orders for Bonnets will
be promptly attended to. The Store is situated
on King Street, beteeen Pitt and Royal Streets, next
door to Atwel's Clothing Store. Don't forget,
for at the old stand where Meyenberg s. Brothers
kept is no longer the place where you can find
me. SIMON SIRAUS.
Alexandria, Va, Sep %, 1854-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

TNHE undersigned have formed Copartnershp
i under the firm of TOWNSHEND & PER.
RE, for the purpose of conducting
Produce and General Commission
Business,
At No. 80 LIGHT STREET WHARF, sEcoN1
FLOOR, and respectfully solicit your patronage.
The Senior partner, T. G. Townshcnd, having
for many years been engaged in house doing such
business is thereby qualified for it, and R. w. Per.
rie, having been practical Farmer and Planter, is
also well qualified to attend to the interest Of those
who may consign to u.s.
We will take especial pains in selecting good:
which may be ordered of us, and give personal at
tention to the INSPECTION OF TOBACCO, and SELL
ING OF PRODUCE GENERALLY. Try Us.
L. G. TOWNSHEND,
RINALDO w. PERRIE.
Baltimore, Jan. !, 1855. [feb15 -6m]
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
$500 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber on the 9th
IL of August, Negro Boy named
JOHN FERRAL.
He is between Is and 10 years old, rather moro
than five feet high black, with dull countenance,
small eyes, short happy hair, good set of teeth,
round shoudered, and very slow in his movements.
His father lives in Charles county and he will
probably make his way to Charles. The above
reward will be given if delivered to me or secur-
ed in Jail so may get him again.
JAMES R. BRENT,
feb ST near Beitsvle.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
For SALE

4 YOUNG NEGRO WOMAN without chill
IA dren. Apply at this Office.
NH 22-3t
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
PERUVIAN GUANO.

TOWLE & co. have in store their usual sup
IL ply of No. PERUVIAN GUANO, all from
direct importers, and warranted pure, which they
offer to their agricultural friends at the lowest
market rates. feb 1T
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29

.ES&S4kS CUHSSIJHERES, and GEM.
ILE.uE.N'S WEAR GENERALLY, which he
will make to order the most liberal terms, and
invites the patronage Of the citizens of the above
counties and the public generally.
SAMUEL TANEYHILL.
No. 2, LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE.
Feb %, lS55-tf
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29

NJ EGRO CLOTHING
~ GA and Sd fulled Iinsey
A, 7-8 and ga plaid Linsey
80 and rs fuled Satpetts
Blankets, general assortment, some yery
heavy
A, 7-o and 81 brown Cottons
Patapsco and No. | Old Dominion Cotton
Osnabergs, for sale by
nov WIN BOSWELL.
4 II OES-Weedinr nd IJ;Il;n, Ill.,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29
MERCHANT TAJLORJNG

THE undersigned, formerly
of Prince Georges county,
takes this method Of informing
the citizens thereof and of
Charles, st. Mary's and CAL
vert, that he is conducting the
above business at No. 2 LIGHT
STREET, opposite the Fountain
Inn, where he has constantly
on hand a large selection of
fine CLOTHS, VESTLNGS,
, lCOIlIH NC,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29

VEGETABLE TINCTURE.
Il HOPE FOR ILL.,!
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-03-29

NH 15-tf
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sn3ssre RECEIPTS
nv the Canal, River and Railroads,

For the sreek ending Nor.5d - B
By CAsALlIo hhds and 1T Boxes to 9e s i4aol
bushels Wheat; 1858 bbls rlouI az, 90 oss Lime
~. ssa TONS Coal-naking 5,965.52o lbs aggregate
S,s,, tonnage. Mdze. Groceries, Salt, Plaster,
Guano, Coal, &c.-making ioo'l<i ips aggregate
up .o rrsTr.r. R.iIRoap.-5s3 bbls Flonr; 1884
of hn.beIs Wheat; 1874 bushels Corn; lib do Corn
Meal; ss do OATS AZ do Rye a T pes rye Four
Wool; roll Leather; y bags fiaxseed; bags OF
Dried Fruit I bag Chestnuts; bags Shorts bales
Domestics; 2 hhds Lampbiack; Z ooxCesIype; I5i
Ibs Bacon: Is tons Pig Iron; | box Castings IA
bbis Apples; u bags Potstoes;z Dds Liquor DDS
TalJow: 20 Mattresses; 20 Cottage Bedsteads; j!
bbs Beef l,oO L srd Isl Sheep; Calves Beef i45
HOES: box Socks; Horses; Ia bundles Sheep
Skins 46 sundries
Ry THE DANyILLE RAILRoAD-l0oS6 bushels neat;
aaa bushels Corn 1434 boxes Tobacco; 4o hhds To-
- oil tons Coal; 10 tons Stone; 1853 kegs
Nails: l22 bbls Flour; ID bags Wool; l6I Iurkies;
s5 Chickens; 10 Geese; Ducks p dozen Egssi IL
Pntter: Fl rolls Leather: bushels Flaxseedi
Horses: fiats Timber; Buggy; Dbl and kegs
Lard Carts; 1000 lbs Pig Metal; box Shoes
p 1gr h RIcnMosp AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
RoAp.-568 bushels Wheat; % bbls Flour; 1852 BUSH
els Corn: Sc do Meal; lie do Oats; $50 do Rye;
roll Leather hid Tobacco; bags Rags; pots
Pickles: kegs Butter; do Eggs; III Fowls; and
U.NoED IN THE DocH-3,1 1853 bushels wheat; l49 tons
coal. STA tons guano log 600 feet lumber; II
bbls Oil 500 sacks salt $50 bushels peas; 3,coO
TBS bacon 60 tons plaster.
During the week New York packets, Baltimore
do and Boston do, and New York, Phia-
adepbia and 2 Baltimore steamers arrived with
assorted merchandise.
EXPORTS-COASTWISE.
To new YoRK-9605 bbls. -four; 5,452 packages OF
manufactured tobacco; n hhds. tobacco %
Lb,is. stems; Alb bags dried fruit; 248 bags peas;
81 bales domestics casks cheese; hhds; nloias,
SIS; bbls. alum water; 10 bbls whlSkey; ~
Packages sundries.
To r 3SToN-2 1853 bbs. flour; $50 packages mahhlac-
tuned tobacco 20C0 bus. feed
To pEILADELPHIA.-l,03 1 packages manufactured
III acco; Is rolls leather: So bags feathers; III
l1xes Bakers bitters l49 bass dried apples and
rsa nuts: l47 pigs lead, 80 bags rags.
To 3 lLTfMoRE-l,8l7 packages manufactured tobac-
CO; IL hhds stems 81 bales cotton yarns; ID bali
donlestcs; IA bags feathers: ia packages lard
rolls oil cloth; bundles sheep skins; Il Lids
and Is bundle hides; box axes: TO tons iron
n boxes copper ore; 10 railroad axis It rolls
leather; 90 bundles railroad chairs; l25 empty
Lbls; q snndres.
To MoEIIE-Two locomotives and tendelsi l0i tons
iron and spikes 200 kegs nails.
FOREIGN
To Flo JASEIRo.-Per bark Evelyn 1855 barrels
flour. ,,
To RIO GRANDE-Per schr. Joseph Grce, 2,5O5 bbls
flour.
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O'S RHEUMATIC LINIMENTl
CAPTAIN Canot the Hero of ,be CsI,

brated work Twenty years of an African s,7rr'
cured by HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TlNGTLRR
Captain Canots brother has long been the attendant
and friend, and is now Medecea Chef Of the EMP-
ror of France.
We extract from letter written to M StOcktris,
of the Fountain Hotel, Baltimore The letter ,ha4
be read in full as it does credit to the head and Blf
of the Captain. If all who had been cured by ia
Tincture of Hampton's would thus speak out udI
now suffering might be Induced to try this irrE 70
medy:
Having called on me on the 18th Of April and E'i
me Frustrated on my bed, useless in all my llm6t r.
can appreciate nearly as well as myself, inc P-lN
reiiefI received from HAmPToSs Fegenee I'1'
ture
'sYou may inform Messrs Mortimer MoEbhI
that they are at liberty TO make use OF my hams =
support of the good effects of Dr. Hamptons ,ssrf
BILE Tncture, as it has cured lie in hive wstn >
chronic Infiammatory Rheumatism, eoutraetsa 'las
tropical climates and of seyen years perod!ea 4as
tiou have only used three bottles and ind 1lS' ''
the deE0rmed parts Of my hands are fast Te'hfA%'
their former natural appearance -, ,.,s
II have been nnder the treatment oil se'e's' w
clans in London and Paris without any sPpaTsa1 ~
eft: also. while in New York, having TIED Ihs
sonian and Homeopathic remedies sIlei Ha'l
tormented with galvanic batteries co.'s $50 -,
baths and hundreds of internal ana eA''lIa'
cines, all To no effect am, 50 fer, cured Y "p III
toms Vegetable TinctuIe only ihe'. .,S, "a a
sir, accept OF the assuieuCe VI ny tnara C.sor
lieve me your well-wisher, I IN 80 sr,
~ Delicate Ladies and children VIII p''''D
trial. -.-., a coa,ha
Call and get Pamphlets and gee cares u ~
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver CohiY'AA1
As female medicine it is unrvaisd1 rvtL LADl
Sold bv o. A. STRECKER and rtC hILL. !
& Co, Richmond; by DR.. COOKE, tssaesRTiaER
all the Druggists in Petesbuts Ey ,,,s ,sa ss
| MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Dfassl''
keepers everywhere ss wl
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D4ILY I1ISPATCH:
re sfeeAa.fes' I.ssissse.

,sae pfechanfcss Instttaee.
80 - -. Mechanics Institute Is passing
ss.h y, .r1sr that surpasses the anticipation Of
r. NO.. s.nruiue friends. Every night the inn
-. .,.rtmeut Is crowded with delighted spec
....-. .na oresentx most brilliant and animating
.e.ns The increased Interest manifested In this
great enterprise, must be extremely gratifying mol
only to the friends Of the Institute. but 20 every
virginian who feels how intimately the prosperity
and Independence of State or city are conhec'eu
with the condition Of their mechanical fn'eres'S
whilst Virginia has been renowned as
ricultural State and As the mother OF stare A.
statesmen, her people have hitherto s'e"eu wa"
indifference those mechanic arts. wfinou. 'A
community can prosper, and no siate a'sa'h per
mauent strength and greatness. -.
p,. Il Il not alone the community at large winch
has shown such Indifference upon this su9ject--
Strange to say, but few Of the mechanics them
selves have manifested any just appreciation OF
its Importance Even the Mechanics Institute
whose career has been so brilliantly inaugurafed,
has not been cheered on by the universal and near
,v cooperation of all the mechanics OF Richmond
MANY of them plead an excuse, that they are 100
much occupied in their daily vacations to give II
the animating influence Of their personal presence
and support So fimsy and unworthy an apology
can scarcely satisfy themselves. All honor to the
little band which, in spite of obstacles and OF eve
nv disadvantage, have pushed forward an enter
prise in which every mechanic of Virginia, and
the State herself, are so deeply interested Their
success thus far, is sweet reward for their ener
gy and toll Yet brighter rewards, we hope, are
awaiting them in the future. The day is not dis-
tant, we hope, when the Mechanics Institute WIN
have suitable ediicc of its own, and when, ike the
MARYLAND Mechanics Institute, it viii be richly
endowed and powerful institution, spreading Tar
and wide its elevating and refining influences.
Let the citizens of Richmond and of Virginia al
large. give the Mechanics Institute helping
hand. Let them aid it by money, friendship, per
sonal attendance at its lectures and exhibitions
and the manifestation in every possible way OF III
terest in its cause Let the leading public men Oh
Virginia, in every profession and in every depart
ment Of science and learning. give it their ala III
the shape of public lectures In the Mechanics III,
sltutes of the North, the first statesmen lawyers
and orators cheerfuly render assistance as iec'u'
rers, whenever CALEB on; and it ought to De SO
here
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TEIsR0RAHHIC NEW i
REPoRrkb rok THE p1srA C..
60 ssrrrS15ip :,
FOUR DAE8 LATER Fhy NJ
aARRIyAIs OF the AAG0---

NEW YORK. Nov. B. +. M he steaMcs ~
no l. below coming up, with dates from Hayre 70
he 9stb October-four days later than the advices
BY the Baltic. 80 =
s--.zssse-ssfs Ecoyp D1sraTcH
Nry YORK Nov. 6---3 p M.-The steamer
Arago has inst arrived. She left Cowes on the
night of the 9th ult sq
THE WAR 5t
The capture of Kinburn by the Allies Is con-
frmed. t
A squadron of steamers of Allies had blockaded
the entrance to Nicholaieff and Kharson. The
Russians blew up the Notifications at Oschakoff
ON the morning of the 18th ,llt.
Thirty thousand Allies landed on the peninsula
of Sendra on the morning of the capture of Kin
burn Their operations are yet unknown
,,-F a. ..a ENGLAND.
Sir VIM. Molesworth died on the I'D ult.
Another bread demonstration was had IN Hyde
Park. London, ON the Sunday before the steamer
sailed s- 5-
SPAIN. g.
The Bour e at Madrid had been deserted in con
sequence of the rayages of the cholera.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 23d-Cotton duh, with de-
cline of ID Wheat and Flour steady. Baltimore
and Ohio Flour 43d AS. White Wheat 12t % l2z;
red all4 ala Corn, mixed 44s. Provisions dnll
and unchanged
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.y.r. ,.s, puh,ie.-Read this NeiN'

tYT0 the Public ~ oew t,iii 2
The STYLES of PHoToGRAPh mp ST are SUPER
"a any thing ever before offered % INC - "a = Il
RI ems o. Virginia and only nee 70 PC :. new
n,..;.ted The improved Glass flc'G,e . -s,,s,,yt
wonderful improvement over the a,isrs thsy Il
they are made on plate glass "ilCH by ~ ~
most beautiful and lifelike ever ~ denea
tozraphc art. The exceeding LIS Us az tone
drrI,s OF light and shade and rchIesIiy !. 4
J.rf,J They do not reverse the snSs.' - n n
dasuerreotype, but represent - n Ds;ssa
r~s;,;on aud being without the sisi. pSsn,o.Isps
types, may be seen in any Ighi. -s,d sebirya-S
oil aud Pastil colors ere snoIbel saos;e4 fSa
in the art; they are mssnihea ahu .s,.ilsss q =
small Dsguerreoiype or rsin.ins' snl are III! -
80 a. durable as the frest on - 'n,,ss,
I;keness,s are infinitely supenof ~ usas:
he con;ed with such facility, that is,te 81 -
COMES are taken the price Is iess lVr
sor that OF -he smallest Daguerfeottp sssc.gs5
j. III. Whi.ehurst's Ph9:osEaP,s,ygss ~ y
Photographs, Ambrotypes' 10 ,neass ~ is
s:.. Ssh;eb were awarded .. sae c,,.s,l PSI
Exhibition. Londen, and pIile :. n,essl
IsNItb;.;on In New York the Assoeae' ,,...s IS T.
consecutive Fairs OF the May So a, he 5fsh i
,5I-'52 -'aS and 81 the PrehHs,h. ,Aes. ~ q
at Castle Garden, New ivin r.. NJ tie Mc.i'9
ulver medal, at the Na'Ions' y is5s and ise = 81
a. ,hs sam. institute at theit f Am. Msssb
ii he's s @aaal At the Pa e he ' 4
Tnst;tnie. Al the city Of Riehnoiu So SIS Bs,L
The Whitehurst galleries az, e.. - ,,gss.
street, Baltimore. Nd: No. y xa.saik Va sSs y
n T.; at Washington, d. G.; L'D''' o.s.,s
Wilmington, N. q. LII whi.shsr. so y s.ss
ssnally well ia oil weather, sho"s'
able, except for children; .rrotypes ere 81
Steroseopes or Solid pssaei no
their highest perfection. -.
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The Underground RaiIroaa.

The Underground Railroad, judging from the
Jagatee intelligence which the city and country
papers continue to publish, is st doing an active
business. We constantly hear of disappearances,
in smaller or larger numbers, throughout the State
There are undoubtedly abolition agents in all parts
Of Virginia, and it behooves the police To lee, q
sharp look out Perhaps more stringent laws are
necessary, and it might not be amiss to establish a
secret police to ferret out the operators ON the
derground railroad. visitation and search in
Hampton Roads of all coasting vessels outward
bound might also be of service.
dty night.
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NORFOLK AND PoRTsNoUTH-Th papers il
Norfolk and Portsmouth record no new cases of fe
YER The Argus says that business is at q dead
stand in Norfolk but the prospects for better times
are cheering. A row of eight frame tenements
known as "Hen-house Row" in WiIliamson's
Lane was destroyed by fire Sunday morning about
l o'clock. Five OF the tenements were owned hv
Mr. j. Barry, two by Mr.. John Gibbs. and one bv
DR.. VIM Selden. Marshall Parks, Esq, has been
elected President of the Great Bridge Lumber and
Canal Company.
The Macon House in Portsmouth, which has
been closed during the epidemic, is to be opened to-
day
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NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Stocks lower-Exchangc
in England 3! dss. Money active. Flour declined
u cents per barrel-Ohio quoted at S9i. Wheat
Southern Red S20 $40 Corn 95096 Mess
Pork S22! a 1929. Beef lower, Sl6!. Lard trihe
higher, 12t. Whiskey steady at 40l.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6.-Flour declined 1895 cts
per barrel-Howard street and Ohio quoted at 50 a
1912; City Mills 50. Wheat 5 cents lower-white
s2050 $215 Corn-new, 60072; old 81 Provi
sions heavy and generally unchanged.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 5th-GOtton declined ! q
upon the receipt of the Battles news. Sales l,5O(
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5th-Cotton unchanged
Sales 1000 bbls. -four at $50 per Dbl
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The Revolution in Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 6-0ficiai intelligence OF
the revolutionary movement in Nicaragua have
reached the State Department here and occupied
the attention of the Cabinet 1t is understood thai
Commodore Paulding has received orders to pro
coed to San Juan with a squadron, with special in
structions regarding the imprisonment OF Hon. John
L. Wheeler. L. S. Minister.
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u A. w. Osborns;s gree, p;.,

~ Nam street. opposite the Exebsnsa p YAH
known to be the finest and largest Dasus,s. o'lA
Hsnment south OF Tie Potomac river r,t,.n "i
strangers visiting the Fair, should paw avis, :. =
establishments where they may obtain Hssp. :. y
every kno"n style OF the art, from the smalsr e 4
largest Size Tbs ladies vii TO well 10 mi ~
at our assortment Of beautiful Pearl S5an 'la q
MachIe Velvet AID Morocco Cases before nn,.s '
elsewhere. a w oSpnnn,rTi
&C % Sign of the ANA 10 -
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Lo,,faiauu EIecticu--FatuI RiOtj

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 6-The election il pro
crossing rather quietly, one German ana one Amer
lean are reported killed, and Capt. Place Of tht
Palmetto Guards wounded in riot. Ii is iInpossi
bic to give the complexion of the returns just yet.
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cANDnATUs FOR OFFICE.


! r. To the vefery OF tt County 81 Hen
eico -Citizens-JaneSE llett, Esq- heving re-
LINED the Office of Clerk Of ~ County Courc q item
rico ut the solicitation ofmay friends lAnnouncs my.
If as candidate for that oce. Haytnx discharged
he duties Of Deputy CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of the
County OF Henreo for the past three years. pledge
myseH il elected this Office TO use every exerton
to discharge the duties faithfully.
no7-2ts - JOHN N.HAKKisoN.
rA Card-T understand Il II
obiected TO candidate for the vacant CLERK
ship of ii county Of Henrico, III ~ DO NOT az
SIDE WITHIN THE COUNTY; and inquiry Is soine-
times made whether, of my election mean
TO locate aud reside within the county,! NOW IL Is
known that already reside within nifty feet Oh n
two parts of the county, thamy interest 10 more iden
titled with the county than the city OF Rchondi anu
the last fifteen years. my chief employment mas peeh
in the county. But to satisfy ALL say emphatlcay,
that if elected at all mean to reside just where
can with greatest convenience to myself fnd tne
people of the county best discharge the duties OF the
office As earnest of my intention, have IN con-
yersatio often said and in this form repeat tnat
am in favor of removing the seat OF Justice from the
CITY into that section of the county in which the great
est population exists. have offered, and now oner
to grant to the county for such location, in most IA
CURED as site for the erection of the Court House,
and provided the Court will authorize the buildings
now used to be Sold and the proceeds applied as faT
as they will 20 towards the erection of another Court
House upon the proposed site, that Will undertake
TO rase such further will be required to build
and complete Court House. better adapted In All re-
to the desired object than the house and loca
ton now IN use. e.. .e....s
Hoping that the above win furnish reply sufi-
GENTLY explicit to the inquiries of of my fellow
citizens, lam respectfully
A. ROBINSON, JR.
~ o.
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- John A. BcIyin returns III, simeon.

share of custom in his line they hsys hsr.tof.
awarded to him. His late disaster has subsctes Ia
to heavy loss and great Inconvenience. RI, a.
again ready to receive orders He may he found 4
the present in the Basement of the Mepno.,,
Hall and will be pleased to attend to any buylqs
his branch of trade. 80 -