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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
New Books.

NNoRK, OR.ENoUGH TO Do, AND HOW TO DO
w IT Hope Campbell or know myself ;
Scenes in the practice of a New York Physician ;
only Dandeion. For sale at
HUNTINGTON'S.
Dec. !, 1855. dGwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
nrocntelIc, Lace. Mon.Iin A ruLey Red,

for Curtains, oiled shades, Keltys Fixtures. Blau-
kets Cpnnterpane,, Linen and Cotton, an widths,
for Pillow eases and Sheets, Piano aud Table Gov
ers, Table Cloths poylie,, Napkins.
Al of the above named and many other goods,
not enumerated, III be sold AT price. that will
cast all competition in the shade, at the Cheap
Cash Stoie OF e. +. STANFORD.
Burlington Dee. Sd, lsji. dAwtl
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
New Books.

AMY LEE OR WITHOUT AND WITHIN"
~ by the Author of our Parish Winnie
and |" " klosterhcim" by De Quiuccyi " Tcvc-
rino" by GEORGE SAINT. "L,pincott's Prououncius
Gazetteer of the World" For sale at the Church
Street Book Storchy
4. \. Fl LLEE.
Burlington, Nov. -, $50. dGwu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
Fort Edward Institute,

T
NNINTER TERM, Of l4weeks, opens Dec, 9Th,
w lsi5 Board, Sc, with Common English,
in advance, so 90. Reduced fare from Troy and
Castletun, first and last day Of each term superb
Brick buildings, well flushed and furnished. 90
Professors and Teachers. u Ladies' Departments
with all the advantages Of the best Female Colleges
Superior tcilite, in olern Languages Music and
Painting. Apply tor Rooms or Catalogues, to the
Principal, " Rev. Joseph f. King, A NJ, Fort
Edward Institute, y. Y" wlatf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
Important News.
RE>D! RE ADJ! RE AID!
CALIFORNIA ECLIPSED
$50 90 for only sIOO

TIVE EASIEST, QUICKEST. and only direct
! road to wealth Thousands have tried it
and gone on their way rejoicing " \ word to the
wise is sufficient
Circulars containing tul particulars cent tss to all
parts of the United States and Canada by addressing
SMITH. CARLTON & co,
Burlington, VI,
December 80, 1855 w2SwS"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
Fall and Winter Goods,

G. F. STNNIFORD,
EsAS RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF
. Goods, the past fortnight, making one Of the
most extensive stocks ever exhibited in Vermont,
consisting Of Cnrpoting, OIL Cloth, Brocatce, Lace
and Muslin Curtains Counterpanes, Blankets,
fluurcls, Mcrnos CoLurg, NJ. DeLaine, silks, En-
bro leries. Ribbon, Trimmings, Gloves, Hosiery,
Cloths, C.. ssimcros, &c, &c, comprising all the
leading styles % Dress and House keeping Goods.
to which the attention Of IT. public is respectfully
invited.
Burlington, sept. 18th, 1855 dGwu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
NEW JEWELRY STORE.


IN Inc year.
Watch work, Clock Work, Engraving, and all work
in the line executed with neatness and promptly.
Coffin Plates of pure silver and silver plated ready
made and engraved at short notice, Customers can
rely on getting GOOD goods and at as low prices
for goods of same quality in any other quarter.
All vsitcrs to the town invited to examine the
New Store and new and extensive variety, whether
wishing to buy or not. j. f. BRtNsMAlD,
Formerly ofthe firm of Pangborn Brinsmaid)
Wilt Church st, Burlington, VT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14

fsW0 Cpscs morr of Mouim''t strlo Puuls,
u Auilar Col'r., At @ ct. Ter 81, worth 10 cts
C.l.SIAAlFOEp.
Nov q, 1855. dtw
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
ITTord's Patent Oil Lamp,


y Economical Lamp to burn Oil, Lard or othe
urcasc. sold at J. f., BRIN~MAIn'S
lCWClry store, Church street
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
Goth Volume

NrERNONr REPORTS just received aud for de
' liycrya he fWfE PRrss OFFICE Prices3
Sept 2Oth. diff
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
Carpeting, Oil Cloth, &c.

Inn PS. now in store, consisting of Tapestry,
wv Brussels, rhree-py Ingram, ~upcttne,
Fine, Nenitan, Cotton ant Wool, Cation and stair
Carpctiug. Plain aud Check Mating, uu Cloth. g,
different widths, Rug, ppur and Han Mats, Drug
gets from one 10 four yards wide,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
Notice,

NALTONS Registers and Woodstock Regis
~ ters and Diaries for 1S5G for sale at
UGNTTNGTONS.
Nov. ~, 1853. dkwtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-12-14
For the entlcm C IL =,

WE HAVE
Broalcloths from Sl.3. to 100
Black and Fancy Docskin, C3 to 200
Satinets Tweeds &c. - to -
Beaver Cloth, plain and fancy Cassimeres, &c
White and Colored Flannel, 20 to -
Canton Flannel, Toto -
sax amt linn Handkerch,ef, Shirts Bo,oas ond
CoHors, Inter SHIRTS and Drawers !; Den,D,,.
Ntrp,d Ticking, Giorcs, Ntteny, Socks nj all hHd>.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
WHERE Is TIE MONEY!

On the day of the di.. election tia; ras 10 Ee Tin
boxes placed ut the different polls "f the differ.
Ell: wards for the reception of contributions 10 aid in
the completion Of Wushnc;nn's monument. nj Wash
amount contributed on tina. day. Why has it not
| been announced by the Know Nothing authorities!
We shall not BE- surprised huweves, il We never hear
Of it. Since the Know No,hngs frauiu!cnly got tue
control OF that monument not a single stone wu be-
leve, has been added the column Vet they boast.
ed, when they obtainc, TINT Wcsn pysscssion that
every BODYBUILDING in III" United States WAS going
to contribute his dollar aud that the work would he
completed with the greatest despatch. That was one
Year ago last SeptembrL'-nnd what has been done,
Nothing! Have the Know Nohnys in the United
States contributed their dollar per head II so, who
has swallowed the fund.- Has it been turned TO cleo.
ti"nreriaS purposes ur 70 pay bilcs To beat Demo
Gratis from The polls!- Baltimore Rrpajiican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
NEW HAMPSHIRE POLITICS -aCCEPTANCF
OF MIR. WELLS.

CovcoRp, Nov. 20.-Mr. Wells the Democratic
candidate for Governor accepts the nomination. and
III doing 30, says:
"Ir elected, [ will endeavor in all constitutional
ways to restrain bigotry, intolerance, prosecutions
u1,d ianaticisn within harmless limits Every law
which will insure the maintaniance Of order the pro-
motion OF temperance, the free enjoyment ofrelcous
and political opinions the u1thcramce Of education
the security of personal rights, the stability and indie.
pcn,leuce Of the judiciary, and the enforcement OF
constitutional obligations will sanction and approve;
but such laws rs will tend to promote disorder, to
sbrdge the freedom of opinion to limit embarrass
te njoymen, OF political privileges, TO violate per-
sonal rights impose burdens upon one cnss of citi-
zcrns account OF their birth place or religion which
not imposed upon other classes to increase intern
pcrance under the pretence OF reform, to render
bo judiciary OF Slate dependent upon the rise or
fall OF parties. will oppose. have examined the
resolutions adopted by the convention anu shall give
them cordial support.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
RESULTS or LATE ELECTIONS.

LurlsI,xA-At the recent election III Louisiana
IA. Democratic ticket for State officers was elected
AM, three Democratic mcubrrs of Congress, as t"
Jews: Governor, X. e. Wirkl;ile; Lieutenant Gov
rrnur, Charles H. Houston; Secretary of State, a. >
Heron; Auditor, :. +. Mark; Treasurer. I.
,:,cncsux: Attorney General, T.. w. Morse; Superb"
cu,!ent Education, Samuc! Bard Cungress--''f''H
Eusts, jr., Know Nothing; Miles Taylor De''''' Il"
Thomas G.. Davidson Democrat, john W. ''"''0'"7>
Democrat
MisslssIrpI-The following Dehlo'r"'' ''"''
ticket has bccu elected in Mississippi n"''''''
John J. AcEea; Secretary of state a. d. p"""'''
Auditor Madison McAifec; Treasurer y i'' i''SS!
~. n,,,,u. Congressional ticket is also ci"c''o
- c,rcw.. y. b. Wright, Henry :. brehheh w"
linn 6 Iu:ksJale. .. K. Singleton, ana 'oDn "
1 mi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD.--ltis reported that
TIC affairs oi this road have reached crisis conse-
q,lcn, upon the late disaster. Bridges have broken
down, stopping travel and receipts. Its condition is
regarded bankrupt. The ST. Louis i,ieLiissarry says
although the president and directors have no.
vet acknowledged the fact, II is nevertheless well
known that tho road is utterly broken down III mes
and credit. and must soon be abandoned ny hopeless
L. bankrupt, unless some new and ms yet undevls'N
step be- taken by the city Of 81. Louis ana by the
State To save it, The board of directors perhaps feel
reluctant, in the present state OF public feeling "a
throw up their trust and acknowledge their inability
10 sustain the work l}u! it is time for false pride
and the sooner the confession is male the better
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF TEXAS

Governor Pease, Of Texas, in his annual message,
recommends the acceptance of the act Of Congress
for the adjustment of the State debt. This debt be-
ing settled, the Governor describes Texas to he in
better financial condition than any other State Of the
Unou. She had in her treasury 81 jg21 IL IS the
first day of the present month besides the school
fund of over two million. OF dollars She has also
public domain, tho value of which can scarcely be
tima,ed. The value Of he. tuxabl. property during
iii. past year has Increased about seventeen per cent
,nd he, therefore. recommends reduction of taxa
ton. He also recommends geological survey of th.
State State University and asyumls for the insane
and deaf aud dumb, All Improvement i'll the public
system. aud au increase of the number Of State
judges with increased salaries aud opposes the pro-
hibitory liquor bill, but favors 'judicious law" on
the subject Baltimore Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS, NOVEMBER -. is


e" The following quotations who-snc. For small
Irirrs higher prices will be charged:
BACOScty cur', and Smlhdrld hug round, IinI5
very scrcc; Shoulders -, Hams IT, Yves.
tern Ragged IA al Western Sir- ~ Shoulders ~ cts;
NInh Caronn hog round l3G H. b"gs"d sugar Cared
Hams Eal5, T0dd's lac.
BtTTER--Primr Country Butler 2oH"t cts. do Go.
chen :26as cts; old aud Inferior ra20ctS
BEESWAS--2,,, u ~; y 10
CORN MEA-Sl al u per bush"l
CORN.-$ i0r old, - cts tor new.
CANDLES--TGllow Ii cents + II. Jackson, do. ~
flurs ne; Al.namne =! @%;'. ';p"rm ITS.
tOFFEE-kio lUi Hl2 ct-.; LHsu"yra lea Is; Jsvh IL
alI!; stock light: Mocha id Ii cts
ruKEF"r city consumption 81 20 y cart loHd Of -
bushels, Tor lump; hail 81
lict. T. bushrl tine, I0nII" lump lie; hail II.
COTTON-Tr"u.sctioIr- IA Cotton very limited here
COTToN iAHNS-IGals etc. cash Cotton CordsSe,
~ els T. 10.
rENf!IEES--I.v" Geese l3Dlj cts. Demand light
FLhXSEED-sI .1al ~ T. bashsl.
FRUIT-Ornuscs in boxes, good order, - 500H.--
Irnoms si"" ID, "rc"r'!ins 10 quality kais bunch ia
Layer in boX,s - sD0i IT, fiss linlsc T. h, mccurI
FISli MrrjnY,, " carolm Cut - "a T. Dbl: do.
Roe - .jHs; do hall bbs 81 ija; io. gross :"HJ -
b bhI new Halifax Clipped, NJ. l. - ~, 81" = from
Du.k SLG} -hlr- ~ Tor No t. = ~ Tor NJ =, dc.
mund limited. M,k'r'i--N" 81 T. Dbl; M. II 80,
No s. srnuiI 81 J0mIc'iium. 'd.-lnrr". - 2.13 80
fLOiR.-Sup"rinr - - asked. but shippers r"irsr
To- pay it, Extra SlO0 10 -
tiRA$S Enthusiastically 81 20. Herds grass 81 -
| ~ Urchnrd tirnss = 20. Glover, - mas
GuANO.-We quot" Peruvian ut 500 per toll
Mexican :u03I.
GIINpOWDER-- Dupoh's and Hazard Sporting, +, FF
auI FFF, sji at y k"s blasting, si;as4I + krs:
IilnES-Snuc.Icrcd 81 cents T. To- green weight cu.
skins green 81 al NJ No Spanish Hides IN market,
Hii--sl l.s t. cwt. by the cargo. From 81 81
IRON AND NNl.S-rie Iron, so do = ton; swed.s,
sI- d IUr ton, English .iurd So Common English So,
i,ncrirnn country, Sion; Tredrsar, So Gu, NAILS
LARD rrim", III hbls. 10, in kegs, l3dl'ir in pals ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
"OPEN AND SHUTm GAME.

1t is stated to us that on tho day of the late cleo
ton, one of the Know Nothing judges IN the hab-
it of conducting in this manner He would contin-
ually be holding ticket cenched in his hand. A
naturalized citizen would occasionally gain chance
at the window. This judge would take his vote and
place it in his hand with the other and then demand
fthe naturalized citizen his papers and after these
were satisfactorily produced, this Judge would open
his hand containing the two votes and say Which
of these two votes shall put into the box II 1.is
Judge practised such an act he did that which wosi
unfit him as Judge of election, and which should lead
to his impeachment. But that even worse games
than this there pructised none can have doubt
II RaH.morr Republicans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
:Y,lGU 4l,96l 39,2l2 A..

Purncli', mai. 2,so. Mcl'hail's maj 2,Eis.
The next House Of Delegates fihls State VIII con-
sist vi Is Democrats, Wings, and " know-No
things. The Senate will consist of , Democrats, "
Wings, and Know Nothiugs. Tho know-No'h'hS
majority on JOINT ballot will be 3d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
VETERANS" FROM TIE GRANITE STATE,

EiEhANS rkoM NE "GRANITE STATE
volunteer infantry corps, of the city of Manchcs.
ter, " II, called the AinnskeaS Veterans" compri.
sing not less than one hundred members and dressed
in the beautiful and imposing continental uniform,
are expected to arrive in Baltimore Saturday the
10th day OF December, route for Washington city,
and for Mount Vernon their main object being TO
visit Mount Vernon The rauk and file composed
OF the solid men OF Manchester each and all of
! whom have held military commissions, the oldest
member being eighty years of age, and many others
| not TAR behind that age. Judge Chandler +. Potter
wi! be Chief IN command, assiA.cd by experienced
officers. We have no doubt that the ya!lsat military
OF Baltimore and of Washington city, will extend to
their New Hampshire friends hcariY welcome
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

THE CONDITION OF LONDON.-A CORES
pondent OF the National Ineliigencer says that the
street population of London are in excited and rest
less condition, and have more than once Of late
overawed the Government. They were hrs called
out by the resistance to tho Sabbath observance bill
and aiterwarI assumed different character, aud
now demand bread or employment. They meet every
Sunday in great numbers in Hyde Park.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

The DINwIDpIE Democracy ~ THE ZELDA
Meeting OF the Dinwiddie Democracy was held last
court day-Dr. John +. Harris in the chair and
J. w. Bevill acting as Secretary-when tn. follow.
ing gentlemen were selected the candidates of the
party for county officers ut the next spring election:
For Sheriff. DR.. John L. Scott: Commissioner Of
the Revenue in the Northern District, Mr.. John F.
Young; i'll the Southern District Mr. Thos A. Farley
Attorney Tor the Commonwealth, Mr. Chss. +. Good.
wyn, wh" ives unanimously elected For the election
OF the above gentlemen the meeting pledged their
united Jealous efforts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAIL ROAD
PASSES FOR SLAVES-VALuATION OF STOCK.
REDUCTION or FREIGHT ON TOBACCO, COIN

REDUCTION OF FREIGHT ON TOBACCO, conn
SALT AND LIME! ,
NOTICE is hereby given that Slaves travelling on inc
~ Cars OF this Company must have permission give
by the owner his agent guardian, III person, OF oy
Aso that the valuation Of Stock injured or killed by ms
Company must be made upon oath by two ireehodert
Of whom be selected by the nearest uepo' age
or other officer Of the Company an via
shall b. notified Of the time OF valuation
For reduction OF freight tables which will DO issued
in Il few days. JOHN GARRETT, Treasurer.
Office Va Central X. X. Co Nov .3-c2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

NEBRASKA ELECrlON.-The election in the
territory Of Nebraska for delegate To Congress has
resulted in the success Of Bird b. Chapman Esq,
the Democratic candidate. There were three other
candidates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

4 bill a,nenda,ory 10 the Constitution OF the STATE
of Georgia giving the election OF Solicitor General l"
the people, has just been introduced into The is'Sla'
ure of that State and passed iis first reading. lis
second section is an important and useful one being
intended TO take from the Legislature the power TO
incorporate, except in of banks, rail roads ana
eleraplic companies, and 10 give much OF the petty
business now transacted 10y the General Assembly
+, the Superior and Inferior Courts; such rs Inc
changing of names, le.tmstins persons, establish
inc ferries, bridges, &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

T7NEE ur!"r'Ign"i, Jnni: "w" Is VIII John &. Cain.
u mack, WILMA tlr-. Peter w. Dudley and Wa.
Inn, henderson, ui Ia. iu,, and other property l.
Ccu: H. use III Louisa County, lately purchased by
them 81 Elisha MeiOn rt;"r-, intending have the
said properly v;del hereby etvc notice hat They wI not
hold tcirs"r'- Responsible. the
q! any wilch the other john U"ncTe, my
OF them, their agent may hrrcy!trr cncr into w'sH
carry and cOnuct III" said Hotel and other pro-
p"r,y, from and u;t. the hrs. day Of January
GEO W. TkiCE
DAVID 81 HUNTER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

w. l.. Garrison refuses TO deliver one of the anti.
slavery lectures in Boston, because Messr. Wise
Atchsop Douglas Mason, &C. were invited.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
WV lktlikS.

". have Just received from Mr.. james W'"d''""s'
the following books
B,rdcr Ea;is<, by W. Gilmore Slmms' rus IL
another volume from the pen "t that popular a"'"'r
Simns, who has added much 10 our Literature ny i'
works Of fiction containing sentiments $" loyal 10 '"'
.,,,, ,l ,,sr,c,ars ~ true 10 nature. The history
,,,,, which "l.,rd,r Eagles" is founded is beyond
question: and its characters dra"h i'''' '@"' NV
which makes the work louhly lnteror'''s'
Smile, from the Nicholas Nicheiby ana '"""
VIE, from the David Copr,rIiell of Chas' Dickens
These works are of the series ol tcresih" H'o W.
luInes the characters al which are drawn from DICK
ems popular novels. They will be found wen a'sp'c'
+. the minds of Children illustrating child nature
~ well.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

TIE "CESrRAL From an an
Presbyterian organ in Richmond we learn that mr.
rnnScmen,s have been made with the editor vi that
Journal, the result Of which will be lie discOntinuuncp
and the establishment ut Il new pnprr, Ia be called
the Crairm Presbyterian, under the management
aud control Of the Rev. Moses ID. Ioge, and Rev I.
Y tnrr, ID |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
NEW JERSEY ELECTION.

The Trenton True American publishes the follow
iny returns. compiled from the Secretary oil H'"'e
office in relation TO the recent election:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

RNSREIIGIOES SOTICE--Prcsidn ut Alex
S11a Enmnb", Of Bethany college, Will % y
preach H. ioiows viz:
Charlottesville, sunday, Nor 18th; Gordon,vi!lc W.,
ncSiny Nov 18th: Louisn g. II Thursday No! ooh.
Mhn:ohick. Ming WIImn. Saturday, Dec let smyrna
hIns md Queen sunday Dec. I'd Eappnhnnnoc; lss"x
DIV" Brnn"l. Jane. City county sunday Dec nh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
MARINE NEWS.

rORr Of RICHMOND, NOVEMBER -.
ARRIVED.
Schr c. A. Finley, Womhl-. Smi;hlield. nd
Schr Grand Spy, Dennis, Petersburg. wheat.
Schr Furcnica, Miles, York River, wheat.
SAILED,
Schr Baltimore. Phillips, Baltimore mdz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
CATTLE HOGS AND SLEEP

BEEF-s3 ~ n 300 y cwt. gro-s which is 81 0U
a. s. net supply moderate hnd qrhlity inferior
uUGS-sgGg - y hundred. Very scare" and in dc
tnhud
sHEEP-Mut,on sell for 81 5Oas piece, or So 30 to
81 per hundred gross for ordinary and superior Sheep
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

SwiSDLEp.-A Nirsinau was swndlel out of 5000
i'll New York, the other duy, by betting upon the con
tents ot patent safe" This trick has been 80 fire.
qnentiy exposed by the newspapers that man is
scarcely 10 be p,cd ii he allows himself 10 bc thus
,akclI in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
p n. TAYLOR

MAS just received one OF rcconLe,s re cors are far
III biz reed MELODEONS Thee inst u i'r" Thnv are
superior to any ever onsr. for i'll this my
well adapted tor the church purUr. Tn ST . msce
occupy but little space. and completely sur IL reed
of the orynu liz hn. ul1u hand scve al sn n IN
Meodeons Of very superior tone, which b" - u st"
for cash. . c;,,,. Flutes,
He hn- a large assortment ~. AMOS wv max r.. st
vioIius. AccordcDLs, a., from tic very '' N. 80
Li, Music Store o Governor sire y. -----
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

H1RE>TON IL NERRILI.'S YEAST pow.
- pfhS--A hr-h lrt Jusi received ani for sale ut
. lAlDLEf 4 ROBlNSON'S New Drug store
Nov - i'h nnI Erark;, .,ro..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

NOTICE - he An,.unl hrrug OF the n WI.
~ Laud ComI"ny will b" hrid :" suH"'S "' ! W.
'sy, H.st,., sim TaIEmELL TAYLOR. Pf"''isr''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

RICHMOND TOBACC1 MARKET. NOV. 22.
Break. small and prices for old leaf ruher better, OF
which stocks very light We quote follows: Luss
81 20 TO 6; common leaf 30 g. medium to good to
10: tine 10 to II So and very The ia begin
Mug TO come IN freely in loose parcels and general sales
are 10 - tor Tugs and 50 to for leaf Some very
good parcels have sold at q 30 TO T.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

q ENUINE PATE DE MAZE, Pa,t.Ilrs de Puris.
- licaCn AtiI.'t nni JuImr" Paste, with many other
preparation, Tor r'cvin. C"us - colls, 81, Tor snr
LAlDI.Ei \ ROElN$OS'S New Drug Storr.
Gpv itI uu,l Er,ui,l ,ct.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

EENtINE BERMUDA ARROW ROOT-AG.
~ other i perfectly fresh and pure i-t received ut
LAlDLEY 4 RGBl&SON'- NV Drug Store
Nov - i'h mud Franklin street,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23

1>EA PAPEK.-A large assortment. yu-t opening tor
Il safe hy John n GORDON
NOV
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TIE ALEXiSpRn CAL,MIrY.-The Mayor OF
Alexandria has offered reward "t 900 for the APP
prchcnslnn and conviction OF the person person
who fired Duwcls China Store on Friday night last
The investigation into the GAUSS OF the lire is progress
sin. privately.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-23
MARYLAND ELECTION.

The following is the full vote of Maryland OIL tn
State ticket
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SHEET Ik0S.--'u bundles Russia and l,ni,uIi0u
- Russia sheet ITun tor -nle by
Nov - JOHN y GORDON
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q IR stack If r. Irry Fi."t. M'rinp md six v"ets
i. mn ,h he large" nnG most d'ri:nbi" have
hal ,.ul,n.Iu. III" v'y beet cru- i.. ,iyIcs ou'
made mn IL, .. beg n!hhnrT and wl'i Uerin,
vcr,. l,xy rrir.- ta md So" u srn.
KEEN. BALDWIN s CO.
Spvr, irs, Miin street
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r,,anI[,,.iT M" Grutiiiol To learn from the
r"a''"''cs'i'I@ ''iicis"nihn. that Mr.. VIM pr.t,
III" agent =" the society Of Alumni ON his r.,,,
I" 'hnr"csvlil", Obtained upwards vi >ClIy t,w,ri.
me amount requisite 10 pay iur the patin, Of H.
school Of Athens" '6 VI III"