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MARSHAL'S SALE;-ln virtue of two writs of
w Flerl Facias, issued from the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington and TO me directed,
shall expose to public sale for CASH in front of the
Court house door of said County, on SATURDAY,
the Ath of October next, 1857, at u o'clock M the
following property, to wit: all defendants right
ntle. claim, and interest in and to one undivided
half part Of lot No In Square No 5i8 in the CITY of
Washington, ID. c., together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, seized and levied upon
as the property of David A. Hail. and i'll be sold to
satisfy Judiclas Nos. IS and 81 to MARCH, term Ia57
In favor Of William w. Corcoran.
J. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District of Columbia,
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JAMES C. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer
E,,AECUTOR'S SALE OF FURNITIrRE
TR nA.ETFE sr, Bs3pING; CARRIAeEs, &c.EOn SAT-
SfDa MORNlNG,O October nth AZ no o,cjocL
III iI9nI OF me auction rooms of James C. McSn;Se
We 1saI sen large lot Of furniture and HoasekCar
lam HI DeIonglng TO the estate of the late vii
MWsn9SaHy HAIR Spring Sofa and Chairs
MaDle-top Centre and Sofa Tables
Dressing, Dining. and Card Tables
bb Lounges cane and wood seat Chairs
P Pnreau' ashstands, Tables, Bedsteads
China, Glass, and CrocEery ware
iogetuer WITH a hrge quantity of articles in the
Also, at 10 o'clock, an excellent Family Cs,r;.uo
suitable fdf one or two horses "' >oi'"se'
Terms: $40 and under ash ovar ,bo, ,,, 49,,
1t OF two three, and four months with lnterest for
satisfactorily endorsed notes. " 'e''' "'
&C. DONN
THOS. j. FISHER Trustee
Oc Io-ds JAS. e., McGIIIRE Anct
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Average heat Of each day from Oct sth TO Nth
inclusive en- So 9Th, So or; 10th, 60o W; llth
%; l2th. 90 18Th. 6io W; l4th 676 or
RsHarks.-Oct. Sth-fne and pleasant. OH
log, calm, miider, came out fine and pleasant
hth-clOudy, airy wind from NE cooler: IIIb
cloudy, calm, cooler; 12th-cloudy, milder and
pleasant; I3th-foggy, with rain, aud warm.
Hth-cloudy, warm and showery; I5th-rainy
and mild, wind NE.
First quarter moon Sunday, Oct %, between 8
and 9 p. m. b
Georgetown, Oct. Is, 1857.
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COATs, PANTS, AND VEsTs.

OreSS SIMS. BuS11eSS Suits.
NOAH WALKER & Co., Marble Hall Clothing
Store, Browns Hotel Building, respectfully an
nounces that their annual display OF FALL AND
WISTER CLOTHING rs now ready for inspection,
comprlslng an assortment of GsHtiemsE'S and
YOHthS' CIothiaK of the newest and richest design
In material, trimming, and workmanship.
To those who study excellence, with economy, in
tashinntble articles Of dress, opportunity 10 now
offered for selecting from o the attractive
stocks OF Clothing In this city, at very reduced
prices. sc l5-lm
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The State EIection.-The Retur..
pENNsyLvAxfa


Pull ADELPHIA, Oct N-In this CITY IN. ni,,.,
~ iot General Packer for Governor Is q 1Sl ana
~ -, Ni'nrod Strickland for canal commissioner.
i.adlow, democrat. 5. elected associate ros,.
Ind Stoi Common Pleas, by q ma ority over
,b Inc majority for McF adden for prothono,ary OF
didates fsr ro Ss4S and the democratic can
quarter Sessions, and coroner are elee,sd ~, 800
IL hot larger majorities y, of"oA
ocra, 'G i old city district Rands dem
~. "a etected TO the State Senate by an n,iorI
- Sna tue whole democratic civ Isaisig,,,.
ABOUT the same vote
STATE seno, county DR.. Marsslis Is elected 20 the
Hu seuate by plurality of a3i ~
Inc Who!e democratic county Tea;s,.,,..,,,.
Is elected by about the same vote si'e ueket
ein p, ie s sS Is small the total for Governor
sioneT In October last wear Tha ,,lI; n n, rs
democratic vote is s9l. and in tie yn VI tue
position 3 $50. up
ONO.
CLEvELAND, Oct. 1.-The election in ,h,. s,.,.
yesterday for Governor and other Sta,e o,sess
passed on quietly here. The returns az far as no.
ceived here are as follows:
stark county 300 majority for the Democratic
ncketi II gave 100 majority FOR Fremont last fan
wayne county gives 80, Sandusky county tOa
Lucas 2Oo, Henry $50, and Defiance 100 Demo,
ct:,.,c malofity-an aggregate gain of 40 votes
jorities:
bo'dlh county, ,S3, "a loss OF zoo Huron coun-
", ten towns gives 4s0; il gave 100 Republican
majority last year; Wood county, $50 a slight
gam Lake county, ,40p; loss Of 80; Clevelsnd
s sno seven other towns In Cuyahoga county give
4OO majority for the Republicans Last wear the
county gave them some go majority.
The Democrats, 50 far, appear 10 have gained
considerably over the vote of last fall but moi in
snicient ratio, il is thought, to carry the state
The following Republican msjorities are re-
ported: PIeble. zoo; Clinton va; Warren. zoo
Democratic majoritieS: Clefmont 500 Butler
SOV; Pickaway, $780, Fairfield, l6; Muskipyum
900 Montgomery, Go 49,
Private dispatches have been received in This
ct, containing returns from DEFIANCE Fair5eld-
raine, Portage. and Cuyahoga counties. which
show net Democratic gain Of 3 O9s. as compared
WIN Tue vote 81 last November, when Fremont,s
plurality in the State was 1868
Iowa
DUBUQUE, Oct 3.-The elections here PASSED
onquletly. Samuels, the Democratic candidate
tor Governor, has 90 majority in this city
Sailing of the
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Baltimore Market,

IS %. ~
heat is very dull; red fair to prime 81 OOssi.
10, white good TO prime Sl.l5aI 90
Corn Is very dull; white 63a6sc yellow Sass
Whisky Is unchanged; City 2OS; Ohio ak
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AGuE SUFFERERS PLEASE READ This,

Messrs. FORD& Bro. have secured the agency
for this City or this highly celebrated Medicine for
acquired so great celebrity as; this for the cure of
maarous diseases. liz is the article SO extensively
known all over the South and West, as the 'Agus
King" so certain and lasting is It's results, that
venture tn predict, that if each in the Dis
more of Ague this season.
Call and get a circular-29O. corner of Pa, avenue.
AL
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BY BARNARD BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
STOCK OF A WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
- ~, TRoCERY AT ACcTIoN.-On MONDAY Nor
MING the 18th instant at 10 clock ar the store of
Mr. w. 5, Jones. on Water street i'm Georsetown.
fixtures, as 0 s''N ""u
Barrels brown and refined Sugars, chests Tea.
barrels Alolasses, barrels Flour, Rice
Bags Rio and other Cofees
Ground and burnt do,
fine Salt i'm Sacks. "'" anu
barrels Old Whiskey, Wine. Rum Brandy, G lin, and
Barrels Herring and Mackerel, Goldfish
Brown and line Soaps. Starch, Spices
Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff
Bacon, Lard. Cheese, and Crackers
Brooms and WOODWARD, Twine Wrann,no pona,
Powder, Shot, and Notions ffs i"Po'
Also, Manila and Hemp Rome Oakum Resin Dit,
White Lead, Paint Brushes ' ~"
sperm, w male. .lnseed, and Paint Oils, with such
Also. the patent and counter Scales Shelves Rims
Counters, and all the fixtures 0'
Terms: So, and under cash, IN par funds or in yr
gina money, at "a per cent discount over ssh
credit OF 81 Gays and mouths, for notes
rily endorsed, and without interest
oc 15.ts BARNARD& BiJCKES ancis
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Millinery, &c.
OPENING WINTER MILLINERY

Opening WINTER MILLINERY
" On MONDAY, OCTOBER 18Th.
a The subscriber has Just returDeds, -
E@@SsStroin lew York, where ne purchas edx ~
<E< for cash one Of the most varied stocks eSNgS
LIZ OF FRENCH BONNETS. BONNET
vpc MAMMALS, FLOWERS, FEATH-
ERS, RIBBONS, HEAD DIR ESSES DRESs
TRIM MlNGS, &c, 4 c.. ever brought to this Citr.
which he is determined TO sell at prices to suit the
money panic.
~ He would call the attention Of the ladies' to
his hne assortment Of & 10TH g L OAK 5
BAS9 l. ES, and CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING.
N.B.-He gives mas particular attention TO DR. ESS
MAKING IN the latest French sly les.
NJ. WILLIAM.
&C l5 wv Opposita Centre Msrka-
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MARRIED..

At Newport, K. J., by the Very Rev. DIR. OR ell
w, and aiteTwarls at Emanuel Church, by I. Rev.
Mr.. Brewe., ANCEhlS EDOUARD DE VAUG-
klGNEL Sc, of the French Legation, to SARAH
MORRIS, only daughter of the late AquiIa G..
Stout, of the city of New York.
On the 18th instant, in the Presby terrain Church,
Charlestown, Jefferson county, Va, by the Rev.
SeptImgs TusiIn, ID: D., WILLIAM II. DELTZ,
eed Esq, Of the former place.
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TO-NIGHT the Concert of Signora Parvall
concerning which there has been such an interes
created In our musical community, comes off,
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MADAME PRIBRAM& DAUGHTER inform
vi respectfully the ladies' that they will "a
open on Saturday, October 18th, IN their es-
adjustment, with which no other mi IliDery ~
can he compared, = select stock of Fall and 60
Winter BONNETS, RIBBONS. FIOW--@
Frs. and SWISS EAIBROIDERIRS; also, the
received direct from Paris
side. OF Is-ISts
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Marine Disaster.

NoRroLk, Oct. H,--Arrived to day bark Lu-
GENE, from the coast OF AfrNa, bound TO New
York, In leaking condition, spars damaged and
crew sick,
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WATCH RETuRNs.-At the Central Guard
house, last night, there were no cases for trial
Five dodgers were accommodated, none Of whom
belonged TO the District.
In the Western Lookup, the night before last,
Catharine Sheppard, Iceland, was charged with
being drunk and disOrderly and sent to the work
house for thirty days.
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sa,a Re Traders at St. Louis.

sr. Louis, Oct 13.-A number Of Santa Fe
merchants have arrived tonight, with upwards
500, 900 in gold, for the purpose Of settling up
their old accounts aud purchasing new goods.
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WEDDING CAKES. of every kind, at very low prl-
ces, made To order, at the Philadelphia Ice Cream
Depot, corner 18th and streets. sc IT. Inn
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FALL AND WINTER MILLINERY.

Mrs. L. ALLEN. No. SIS Pennsy vania avenue,
between Ninth and Tenth streets, south =.
SIDE. will open on THURSDAY, October 18th, 60
beautiful assortment OF DRESS HATS for ~
both Ladies and Children.
Also, HEAD DRESSES. FEATHERS, sAAss
FLOWERS, RIBBONS. &c. TO which she invites
town. and vicinity. oc lo-sf
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF WROUGHT
~ AMP AsI IaoY, &c.--Gn FRIDAY AFTERf-
the Capitol near the north wing shall sell lot of
wrought and Cast Iron, lately the larg and ssive
ing.
Also, two fine Cast Iron Settles.
ocl4 - jas. c. Mcguire. AuOt.
BY LANES C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
G Ife AISItox store EEIIXpTEKES At PUB
October nth at 10 O'Clock. IN front IF the
E En1ms shall sell quantity of superior Store
Glass Casing, Shelves, and Drawers
S sd0nzed Iron Counter Stands
,rh w Indow frames and Sash COMPLETE
or fe whole being admirably adaptedfor stationery
Terms: credit of 80 and 60 DAYS, for sstisfacto-
-oo lad J. G. MCGUIRE, Auct'r
ExEcuFR55kksS shtR a. APe VgpfFFi
FRIDAY. the I'D instant shall SELL or az my a1e
vonsh. o'clock m the following described
Half Of Lot No. 4. in Square No. go, improved by
the capta a Rrd1Rsr Streets. situated at
by south Gapto South and Is bounded
~ ots 2, j. ami 4, IN Square south of square No -ns
THIS property is bounded by South Capitol, K and s
lot No. ], In Square Co., containing 2s.772 feet.
nus properly Is at the corner of South and Water
9 Lot No. ], IN Square south of Square south Of
square h0I This property fronts on south w be-
tween list street west and Water street
All oil square east of south of south of 657 This
and w streets. N'"'"
, Lot, and ?, In Square No. 7O7. This pronertv
fronts on Georgia avenue and Half street east
Lot NO. z, IN Square No. T6 containing I6 M feet
House. - y e''" i"iie
The above water property is considered the mos.
valuable oi any now for saie in Washington and the
sale VIII be well worthy the attention of persons
wishing to make good Investment.
Terms One fourth cash balance in s, r. and IL
mouths, Tor notes bearing interest from day of sails.
by order oil the executor
&C I'D A.GREEN. Auctoneer
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of three vrIts
~! Of leTl FacIas, ISSUED from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court OF the District of Columbia for
ths county oil WashngtOn, and to me directed, I
VII expose to public sale for Cash, ia front of the
Court house door of SAID county, on WEDNES-
DA > the 18th day Of October, at IL O'Clock m the
following described property to wit: all dsfendauts
right TITLE clam and interest IN and to that "a "a of
Lot. NO u, In Square No. 374, commencing u feet
lEches from the northeast of said lot 'front.'
Ing 10 ieet inches on | street North, between 9th
ana loth streets West ard running back that width
the whole depth OF the lot together with all and sim
guar the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon as the property of William ID. Acken and will
be sold to satisfy Judlcias Nos 96i. S8, and S9 to
Oiober term, 1851, in favor of Charles Konncs use
OF Parker L. Clark. Peter J. Steer, and Fielder NJ
j. ID. HOOVER.
Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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A H.MARLOW's
"A. CHEAP BOOr AND SHOE STORE,

-, NO. as Pennsylvania dceHue.
take this opportunity of informing my customers
ana the public IN general that have ON sale w6Rp
ana Frenoh Caf-skin Patent LeatherY
Cater at ,Sa.5o, as good as are usually sold -.
SaiteIs at Us, fine Morocco Buskins at 81, and
a. other shoes such as Boys. Misses, and Chil-
aIsns, oneap n proportion. Call and see for your
selves. Don't forget the place, No. %s6 Pennsyys-
ma s " q betwesn ID and ~ streets.
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Sailing of the Arabia

NEw foRK, Oct. 4.-The Steamer rahia. with
She took no specie
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NOrlCE.-The following Money will be taken at
: these rates for Groceries, Wines and LIQUORS
City at Par
baltimore al per cent. discount
Virginia at per cent. discount
Philadelphia At 10 per cent. discount
State Banks of New York AZ per cent di,oourt
Eastern Banks at 10 per cent. discount
At No. 554 18th street, corner of b.
seSA-tf TnNAS ID TruU
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We HEAR that the Fair of the Ebenezer NJ T.
Church, at Odd Fellows Hall, Navy Yard, is
crowded nightly, and is really one Of the most
handsomely got up ever seen in this city With
ers' Band is in attendance.
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RofD'S G EN- ERAL DIRECT TORY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
LFoR 1858 SO.

WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN,
with a BUSINESS 4IREcToRY of the Trades
and sh Rroi nssSsor, ard Dep
Institutions tnlI H1 with the names e Their Of
ings, OHicss. Travelling Routes,
&e., &C., &c.
ries for several cities, feels fully justified zuarsn-
want long felt by the pubic. He has commenced the
canvass oil The city, with az able corps Of assistants,
VISIT every dwelling, store, ard Office, and do the
work faithfully and thoroughly. No time ex penss
VIII be spared upon the work IN making at the PRIDE
Advertisements will DO inserted consplcuousl, IN
the hook. Subscription price 60. and the name IN
WIN. II. BOYD. Publisher
Tie DIRECTORY Will he issued as soon as the matter
Advertisements AMI information for the Directory
may be sent to ANDREW Bow, at Mr.. II. Polkin-
hoLn's Printing Office. ID st near 7th. Gee
CIrY STEAM FIRE-woOD MILL.
We era now ready EoS 90 AM WS1osnyFSESk,
and SPLIT At ~ per cent. less than the usual rates.
and better prepared than AZ can be by hand.
Ali orders for less than ba cord Va hs
IN crates 70 any part OF the house al no further
Pine wood in crates s. cents.
In af ih weI par, Of 90 our Su senss;
counts, as We have come to the CONCLUSION 10 make
| 1t exclusively cash business.
WOOD and GOA l. Of ali kinds, ShicE viii be DIS
posed o. on me psnal accommodating terms.
One cargo White Ash Broken Coal for furnace.
One cargo White Ash Egg Coal for radiators
Coal 24a HIS. TO the ton.
All under cover. Orders promptly hned; a
S SSn sa1are south II penn srsn1.
O0O POUNDS wOOLLEN YARN just
w bite. Cray, Black and Fancy -colored Knlttins
White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton.
Also in store, a full stock Of Damask Table Linen
Napkins Huckaback, and Russian Crash TowellD9
WIN. X. RILEY, =
Sc IS I'm corner 8th St, opposite Centre Market
NEW PERIODICAL, STATIONERY- ROOK
~ AND VARIETY STORE.
No. 5S7!h 81. rsst, near Maryland ar, (IslaadD
The citizens Of the Island and the pubic eepers'
ally, are respectfully notified that all the principal
Weekly and Monthly Periodicals Of the day may he
mo- az the sove store, tas early elsewhere in the
nIHuNERl, SCHOOL and MISCELLANEOUS
DOohS. "a variety OF Fancy and other Artlcies.
whicn VIII De sold az city prices. Also, CIGARS
N. B-The subscribsS continues 10 attend IN
Bounty Land, Pension, and other Claims egelnst
Inc me, Goyernment, the writing OF Deeds oil Trust,
oos-eoSw JSO. e. BAKER, General Agent.
A TTENTION. HOUsEKEEPERsA - -.
respectfully call the attention of bonsekeeper, TO
Spenoe's ELEVATED HOT AIR COOKING
RANG e, that heats the parlor above and chambers
Woodward's Metropolitan Stove and Crate Fscto-. !
rs. Nos. SIS and 81 Pennsylvania avenue, between
10Th and Ilth streets. i.-lF 1fl- II " : = = "
N. B. -Hot-Air Furnaces Of the latest improves
nee Ss1,sotv 6, W0oDwARD,
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DUBUQUE, Oct l3.-The elections here passed
on 9neuy. SamueiS, the Democratic candidate
for Governor, has o. majority in this CITY.
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NJ r MO VAL.
NIRS. CHARLES pPEI-GS -,
n ESS MAKING.

IN r NJ KING.
MISS NJ. f. WILSON stIll continue, the mr. ESQ
MAhlN6 IN al ITS branches, at her Old stand 2a5
REM avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS. oc slim
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CENTRE MARKET.-As usual in damp, rainy
weather, the gangways at the market were un-
pleasantly moist this morning. The unfavorable
weather prevented many dealers and purchasers
from attending, and the market was not crowded
though the supply was sufficient for the demand
The prices, az will be seen by the following list
have changed, in the various departments from
those often quoted:
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
For othsr' For Rent and SaIs"n notices see is.p1

A BARGAlN.-A gentleman in one -of'the De-
go South will sell has HOUSE on very moderate
TERMS small bricl, with slate roof six rooms a
double back porch, aliI cear-situated l3th near
OF the city. within twelve minutes walk of the
Treasury or Patent Office. Apply immediately.
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OOO POUNDS wOoLLEN YARN just
w lite. Cray, Black. and Fancy -colored Knttins
WOollen Yam.
White and Blue mixed Knitting Cotton.
Also in store, a fall stock of Damask Table Iinen
Napkins, Huckaback, and Russian Crash Towelln9
WIN. X. RILEY,
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CORRESPONDENT complains OF the filthy con-
dition Of street. near the corner of Ninth street,
and says persons residing thereabout are Obliged
to keep their doors and windows closed to shut
out the sickening ofiuvia.
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TNO RENT:-That new three story Brick House
L with BACK bulldog, with bath room, gas, and all
the modern convenIences, situated on r. street. be-
tween Second and Third streets. Inquire of j. w.
ARNOLD, Z street between Third and -Four and
a-ha
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EOR RENT.-A modern-built HOUSE, on 9Th,
u between ID snd r. streets: The house would
SUIT a member of Cong ress. being a short distance
from the Capitol. 1t is nearly new and built in the
best manner; heated by furnace. lighted with gas,
November. Apply to THOMAS PARKER. oppo-
site Browns Hotel, 5w
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ONLY THREE NIGHTS more to enjoy Signof
Blitz's performances at Odd Fellows Hail. These
lugubrious times 1t is really luxury to SHAY
backn and enjoy the funny sayings and the droll
doings of so adroit and good humored performer
the Sgnor. When Blitz fails to raise our
spirits We may consider ourselves past praying
for .
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

m A good firm situated and adjoining the village
Of Red Lion, New Castle eonnty' Del,awars
ntlAA- 1874 Acres Of good land, under TAI! improve
ent and divided into7 Enclosures, with lair iencins
running water III every held, would make n spendlu
grazing dalrs iarm he 6pildlnss are good h9sc OF
under the building, good carriage houses onEn cribs
stabing &c with good tenant houses; THIS lan can
yu huildingSOn ais anu
Mill he sold farm divided To srit
Proe Sgn per subject to survey and terms Of pay
9ent wilhin ts reach at az one x99s TO purchase
- per ce1t secnred bg bond "nd ior
July 81 IT. JAMES Il. RAY.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26

HEAVY Snow STORM IN NORTHERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA. -L'ufdiO, Nor. 2l.-A Sc
we're storm, accompanied by snow, prevails in
this vicinity. The snow has badly drilled. A
portion of the track on the Buffalo and Mag
ara Falls Railroad has been washed away by
the waves from the lake, and the road has
been rendered impossible.
The snow at st. Catharine's Is eighteen in
ches deep. The freight trains on the Great
Western Railway have stuck in tbs s,,ss..--i r,
a I-.tso-Tcss1i is usnorc near Goodrich, O.
W. The crew are dashed to the rigging. No
succor has yet been rendered.
ALBANY, Nov. 2l.-The weather here is
clear and cold, but considerable snow has
fallen at Niagara Falls and Buffalo. There is
no obstruction yet to navigation on the canal
or travel on the railroads; The canal is like
ly to be open Tor three or four weeks longer.
NINE O'CLOCK, z. M.-There has been a
great change in the weather here in the last
twelve hours. 1t is now very cold and stormy.
At the Canal Department it is thought that
the canal will close in about two weeks.
BUFFALO, Nov. 2l.-The weather here is
very cold tonight, and the gale is bowling
again.
UTioA, N. T., Nov. 2l.-The weather here
last night and to-day was clear and cold, but
navigation is not yet obstructed.
OswEGo, N. Y, Nov. GA strong south
west wind is blowing here. The mercury
marks rs degrees above zero. Navigation is
unobstructed.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-11-26
For SALE.

,fvl,s, A SPLENDID Farm ON White Clay Creek,
Is3ssSss in New Castle County, Delaware about iOuf
ssySjfs inos llom Newark, anu within OF the rail
A1S ront. u contains 22l acres. about ~ acres in
MsT wODd the balance divided into 10 ields, an
asAkssA wei! waterod. aud in high state Of cuvR.
S'f<sas ttoni grows green grass in abundance, aud
III Craze FROM y 10 30 htnd Of cattle. The buildings
mleTn and sestantinl stone House, rough east, three
stories his 80 by a eet, with lnIge bHok buildings, good
water intro uced into the first and second btorles in all
10 good oom with large hall and two PoTeoes all in
plNtaly fitted up with good wall and shedding around the
ynrd. Also, guoh apple orchard and other fruit trees,
Tenant House, Spring House. &c The farm will be dlvi
dod, and from 80, 1901 no acres wall be sold with the i'm
venon Price of the whole farm il S25 OLO half cash
J, II. RAY.
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