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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
INDIAN Queen EFOteI !!

CITY Of WILMINGTON, DEL.
WIS fine and commUious establishment believed to be
j. CASA FIRST CLASS H0TEL,) the best in the State
TO De LET for term Of six and quarter years Of unex
pired time Of the LEASE, under which it Is now held
The Valuable STOCK or FURNITURE AND Fla.
TGRES Us Mt present situated upon the premises, and
also, the GOOD WILL and privileges of the LEASE will
be sold Ito responsible party1 on favorable terms and
possession given the 18th Proxmo For conditions APP
ply at The premises 10 CHiS NJ ALMOND,
trc.l-tf prnnrigtnr
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
Delaware Military Academy,
A yVII.MINGTnN nIrr

| A II WILMINGTON, DEL.
/ IA THIS INSTITUTION
lege powers The location is healthy and pleasant the
present buildings though old comfortable and conye
] tensiye.
The ofstudcs extcnssix years 1t embraces the
English branches Latin Greek Mathematics, Natural
Science Civil and Military Engineering the Infantry and
Artillery Drills and the sword exercise.
Modern Languages and Music and some other studies
| optional.
1t aimed to mako the course practical and thorough
mpart to the mind real discipline and to call into active
exercise all its energies
Nothing but unavoidable necessity ought ever to prevent
pupils attending TO all his school duties. No pupil can
learn who Is frequently absent from SCHOOL He will learn
nothing but bad habits Real sickness alone ought to
Interfere between the orders of the teacher and the duties
Of the pupil
The Academic staff consists of eight teachers thus af
forng opportunity for thorough instruction in each de
partment.
selves with the Uniform dreas This dress cheap and neat
and SO servceabe that il will he found less expensive than
clothing generally worn by boys at school.
The next session commences the FsT MONDAY 10Th day.
Of September.
Asthe number of Cadets ia limited parents wishing to
enter their SONS in the Academy requested make
early application Cadets should be present the irstday
OF the session.
ga- For terms, &c, appyto TIIEo. HYATT.
dec3-ly President D. NJ A..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LOOK TO YOUR INTER.
Il EsTi-Lve Stock Insurance Company Horses, Cattle
and Mules insured at reasonable rates.
WEST BRANCH INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL 100000
All losses promptly paid at this office.
Horses Cattle aud Mules insured against accident and
death A. P0uLSUN General Agent
MECHANICS and others dependent your daily labor
prepare for sickness while in health, come to No. 305 King
Street above Third in The Odd Fellows Hail. and get Your
health insured ut reasonable rates Weekly payments
made to persons while sick promptly at this office
A. P0uLS0N General Agent.
INSURANCE against loss by Fire buildings, Mercian-
su Furniture &c. insured ut this Office at reasonable
rates. A. P0uLS0N, General Agent.
MARINE INSURANCE--0n Vessels, Boats, Cargoes
Freigs and Merchandise transported on River Canal
or Railroad A. P0ULS0N, General Agent.
LIFEINsURANCE CoMpANY-pociesar arc issued from
this office to persons who may desire insure their lives
Capital two and half millions of dollars.
A. p0ULSoN General Agent,
sepO-3m 305 King Street, above Sd, Wilmington DEL
submit the following testimonial from Governor WIN
F. PACKER showing the reputation of the Companyat home
W1LiiAMsPoRT. Pa. August 8, 1861
am personally acquainted with tho Directors mud Off
ofte West Branch Insurance Company al Lock IIa-
Pa and cheerully bear testimony their high char
acter III business company under their control
will undoubtedly be safe and prudcntly managed and all
losses which il sustains honorably adjusted.
WM r. PACKER.
Lock Haven, Clinton Co, Pa. Nov. 20, 1865
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

49, WILL be exposed at public sale, on SATURDAY,
EN!iI the 2ith day of DECEMBER 1859 at o'clock r.
iiii N, at IIAM0RT0N, Chester county, Pa. 2TIIREE
HE'LL STORED BRICK HOUSES These houses are
situated within threefourths Of mile of the Railroad
There schools and churches in close proximty The
houses are and In complete order. pump OF good
water in the yard &C. Terms made known on day of sale
Sale positive and no undertaking.
dec3ts JOSIAH S, MCCALL,
COUNTRY SEAT, WITH ABOUT FOR
" TY ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE The subscriber
will sell for CASH credit city other less property
half Of his farm lying only half mile from the city Of
Wilmington, on the Newport Pike This property has
more than doubled its value within the last ten years and
u constantly increasing The property will be divided by
the road leading from the pike to Mill Creek. On one part
s new Cottage House. tenant house. carriage house and
other out-buildngs. On the other half is large barn.
out-sheds granary, &C. Only onehaf is for sale but the
purchaser can have the choice. j. A. BROWN.
np23-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

FOR sALE.-A three storied Brick House sitnnte IN
Second street between Monroe and Jackson This new
House, containing six with cellar, and everything
in complete order This House will be sold bargain If APP
pOd for Price Ss5O--onealfo of which may remain
upon the property. Apply Immediately to
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
AuR0.tf No OF Shiney Street
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
JAMES MONTGOMERY.

FOR SALE-A large three soried Brick House situate
In Eighth between Washington and West streets This il
aarge, convenient house, with gas in every front
and back parors II contains ten and bath room
hot and cold watar Range In the kitchen and every mod
ern Improvement This IL of the best built Houses in
the city Price moderate and terms accommodating APP
ply to JAMES MONTGOMERY,
angC-tf No. 95 Shpley Street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
ID E-opENING on THE CITY HALL

III REFECTORY.-The undersigned having fitted up
aud placed his Restaurant and Eating Saloon In complete
order has hand and will keep everything in sea-
son. such AS Game Oysters CLANS &c. which will be served
up in the very best style at the shortest notice
Having engaged the services of rst-rate Cook lie will
assure the public that effort will be spared make the
city Hail Restaurant an agreeable place of resort
Thankful for past ivors' he hopes by close attention
TO business for continuance Of the same.
jy23-tf d. u. WOODWARD
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
b,gal, WILMINGTON UOTfsE.--FV. Nv

htOtSEs--fNANClS
Et1,in MchEGNAl, PRopRigToR Corner of Thirteenth
F@lii and Carpenter Streets, phlelphin-The snbscr
her would respectfully inform his Wilmington
friends and the public generally that he has taken the old
established Tavern Stand at the Of Thirteenth and
Carpenter Streets, where he will be upEy see his Will
mingon acquaintance Being determined by a strict at
tenton to business and BY keeping the best Of liquors In
iuna1S-1v
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
C0MVEYANCER AND
NOTARY PUBLIC

~~~---l
UUEV uaEp ANN
UUN Ell ~ nv En- ANU
- ~ u Ala IL II u olAA@.
BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE, WRITES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
BONDS WILLS
LEASES AND RELEASES
up23-tf
REHf EcT1+TE MhRKET
M OK ertnr ny cnnp,,,r
UTT mJNTGTnM DET WARE
~ SNsl D.lxAA "
i James montgomery. Proprietor.
4 sep10-tf
roR sALEsix three storcd Brick Houses, situate on
built in the most substantial manner Considerable
r 81 ns money my rSmsn On hS houses
| ap23-tf No g5 shirley street Wilmington
| - - -t''' ''''s'' "i'l''s'A
the corner of spruce and seventh Streets his one Of
tho best houses If ts class in Ibis city and will lie sold ut
a bargain, ii applied for soon. Appiy to
apl3-tf No o. shinIey s hDT Wiimnst5,n
''s' y
FOR SALE-A farm CONTAINING ninet nina aeras NJ
good arabic land Ths farm IL ss,ed al,nt ight miles
from Wilmington on the erosa leading from The Kennett
pike 10 tbe oid rnad jaadn ~ Kannnt s"mars Ta and
Is good CO G a Shs S
thc nuthases any re goOu nhu ~ s ~. ~,
Is ali GOOD farmer coul desire Anny 10 49, ~ '-'
JAMES M,NTGoMrRy
apo3tf Ma OF S,inlev streot Wiminoton
~ - sl.p''' S"s0' "i'''''e'VN'
FOR SALE-A tbree storioI Rrrl, IJopse sitpate1 in
Lombard Street west sie mis- ia an exralsnt nronart
with back buildipg prynte Aiy S e. si ps
dollars can remain on I'M nrnnertv price Rsgso hnnly
np23-tf No az shiniay street Wiimneta,
f' S'''
FOR sALE.-A hundred Building Lots for sOlo in the
Western mari of the ctw prires ,oie,t ond trm ny
eominodatine Anniy 10 $3.50 ' $50 ~ w
ff'' JAMES MoNTGoMrRy
ap23tf No or Sh;,,ia a7 s,ro, W;im,inat,
49, se4.'-F'sJ 1t'ssS "A'"i'"o'''''
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
REAL STATE


a 49, FOR SALE.--The following Real
ASaSM ~ Estate belonging to the estate Of Alex
EHMIE&SA der Porter, Esq. deceased is now offered
H4 xh44AlI4# at PRIVATE SALE until the 18th day
No. 1-Al that large HOUSE AND LOT situated No 113
Market street. between Front and Second Streets in the
city of Wilmington, the lot being about q feet front
Market street and extending back that width III feet
inches to shpley street.
No. 2.-All that large FOUR STORY BRICK HOUSE
AND LOT situate No. II East Fourth street. between Mar
ke and King Streets being about 20 feet front Fourth
street and extending back that width about 80 feet and
then wdens about u feet and extends about 80 feet further
less.
No 3.-Four TWO STORY HOUSES and a LOT situate
on the west side Of Shipey street, Nos 23 25 27 and
29 ttween Second and Third Streets being about 5 feet
front in Shpey street and extending back about so feet
or less
No. 4.-FoUR THREE STORY HOUSES AND LOT sit
uate the west side of Orange street. Nos 1U3 105 107
and O9 between Front and Second Streets being about "a
feet front OH Orange street. and extending back about 50
feet more or less
No. 5.-TWO THREE STORY BRICK HOUSES and lot
situate on the west side Of King street Nos 0T and 10a
between Front and Second streets being about 81 feet
front on King street. and extending back that width about
81 feet more or less.
No. 1.-TWO and quarter of Marsh in Deer Greek
Marsh adjoining lands Of -.
All the above will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
should early application be made to
SBENCER d. EYES, or
ALFRED p ROBINSON,
noyI2tf Expcufnrs
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

BUYS AND SELLS
REAL ESTATE, WRITES,
DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
BONDS, WILLS
LEASES AND RELEASES,
OFFICE NO. %, WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
np23-ti
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

TEAS AND CORREBs of the best quality at the store u
William sweeny, Brandywine Village.
GOOD Gins and Jamaica Spirits, the Store vi William
" Sweeny, DfandywiHs Village.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17

FOR SALE.-A gaod two stored Brick House, situate In
Orange between Sth and9th streets will be sold bargain
l contains on the first floor, paror and dining The
situation Is pleasant, agreeable and in locality that al
ways demands good tenants For further particulars
at 90 Shpley Street.
jy23-tf JAMES MONTGOMERY
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-12-17
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
FOR DECEMBER. 1850

:. FRANCE, BRoADBRNTs & CO., MANAGERS.
To be drawn In Wilmington DEL at ouarter beire 10
O'clock. A M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-08

BosroS, Nov. THE ship Peerleu freu Gil.
cutta via 81. Helena, has arrived at this portL
bringing dates from the lzfser port Of sepsember
18th. There were no Americsn vessrls In port.
British cruiser, were in port aud with their car
goes had been condemned by the Admirslfy
Court The name of one WIS unknown; - o<hsr
c ss me stephen II Townsend, q Nov 0Rl0ns,
2. - s Helena was expected 70 arrive Ia Mower.
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inIliEf IN! m NI67


2 ss:s nom e Es s. os,s = s ss,
.snafed and nv sons merchandiss vhas -,
shes, On ~, Gong Point below Erie, susAay 1ssnasr
utss TO- oeiocn. blew Up. and INK In IN mis-,
r.ssI nos cosbet. second mate ana HjcRssi
eS,ass -, " neeismsn, we've louf ne rumsininr
osss - : Sish drilled .1 N yvl ssst. visSsos
hours, when the propeller Eo.s,,s ..ns,. -
Up sne brought then 70 this port he ore 80
owned By the American Tsssspursnxio. c>s.s,.s
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NV Yonr, Nov. s.-Flour Is Arm; st,se ss.zs
S4oaS 60. Wheatis buoyant, and lie. kiQSsr:
sales moderate. Corn 10 quiet yellow seasec'
for5 dgli mes SIS. 15ssl5 %; prime si0 50.
Lard 10 quiet. Whisky IN duh AZ &c. . =. ~
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a., NV nv onLEASs, Nov. 7.-Bfow1esviIle dsses Of
outlaws II SIN In the neighborhood. A band ~
e,azens bad marched agsinst him. and drev. 4.
nis advanced guard, but they we've in turn am
lila 49,. az com peiec 70 retreat with lsss Of
Cortinss' loss was only two killed. He thr..s.,.
that amer taking Brownsville he viii sstaoi p.
20, aos, Inc msyor Of Brownsville has appealed %
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Financial.

INV YoHx, Nov .s.-stoch are dnll and hssvvg
KS y; = IS Of = 1o3f; Chicago and. Rock Island
s err, h3 New Ysrk Centn1 sek; READING q,
MI and Miss W Va. 6's % 4; Mo. 6's 81 .,S-l
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Arrival Of the ya.aerslI,

/ NEW yoRK, Nov. The ssrsmer ys,der,lis
arrived here this afternoon from soushsnpsss.
which port abe len at an early hour On the morn.
ing o. me aath M She brings 900 pssseneer, in
Minister at Constantnople, Judge Davis. Of Fls..
and family, and the Brazilian Minister 10 ths
United States
rate - ~<<N<t-
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49, - 49, ~ 4svune5k u OrSissvv R,er.A.
ESa,1ins 49, .ifksl1 ~, VA III, tSSSSs
81
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Balsinlsre Markesa

BALTIMORE, Nov. s-Flour closed quiet; How
ard street at IS IS. Wheat closed active, but
VIII declining tendency; white 81 3osl 50 Tor
tAlr 70 choice; red 81 -2oa9l IS. Corn n ,AuH nd
heavy new and old white 7uas2c; yellow .oss2c =,
rro,visions closed steady; bacon sides sxsloc. =
Whiskey closed quiet; Ohio 26s26 kc = ! ~
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NV YoRK, Nov. g, Il 30 a. m.-Tbe election
progresses quietly. There has been no disturb-
ance, and the votes are being deposited slowly n
consequence Of the registry law. -
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MnH's DRIss Sy1fs, -. Z
Y0vrHs' Dsrss ssIrs, !, 80.

Moan wAIKxR & Co, 'MsIbls Han 'Clotiine
IN ssSeE .ssy yd y
Winter Clothing is now roady for inspection. It
e coppyIssd of an fssostment Of fegt!smsq's and
IN aterial trimming, and vorkmanship.
70 those Who gtady excellenoe with epopoay, IL
offered Tor SELECTING fom tho most Attractive stock
pf keady Mads Clothing In this ely At ven re-
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The FINEST CLoIHIxG EsrABLIsHMENrI IN w ASH
tSeIos CRY ~. ~. McCam:y & Co., Are nov re-
celvIne their al Clothing made to order for
their retail tr4des Furnishing Goods Of ever kind
Trunks yaiises aud Carpet Rags. 36S and 800 Pa.
Hvsnas' HsaonAi Hotsl Bgllding. oc loam .
mrs, WiNsLow IN experienced nurse and female
Physlc,an, has SeofhfNS Syrnp for CAiiden Tssfk-
vhich greatly tacilitates the process of teeshing
~ softsninE the gums, reducing all inflammation
Sill silay 81 pstn. and Is sure 70 regulate the
D0wois. Depend upon u, ul0}hern, ig will give rest
70 yea.sslyss and relief end health TO your infants
Perfectly safe In all cases. Ses advertisement In
ebother coiumn.e - 90 lily
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CENTRAL STORES.
cLoAKS.-cLoAKss-cLoAKsy
ss}fcS
WIN. r. Riley a BRO.

No. as, . c.ss.si f s4osl.. WEI WEI BrID.ss.
have on heod large stock Of black and cclorsd
Ci9.s cicsks OF TIE Attest styles, Winch they are
..sM. have ssfo ftarse stock Of shsvls, m every
styie And prlce, All marked &c the lowest figures.
sPect our stock before purchasing suevhere, BE-
nsving, ss we 90 that they viii find our goods -
no Inn WA. n so Rsssk . S., z r s,s,..
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Hls4FTaaN06N{ 7o:1ofRo1
By WALL 4 BARNARD. xpotjone.-,

Aug1Ipw AxR
THIS AFTzRN ooN& 20: 1ofRow:
q By WALL 4 BARNARD Aaetionssrs.
POSTPoNEp SALE or yAIsUABLE BurLp-
sc = M .,t is.s e 5.
oelosk. .e yi ssll. ia front q ne prslisess Lot
a 80 . as:s e. Iii k os sss
~ -. We good boildlng lots end viii % 20 divided
os: Rs s sssss S g :as e e g and
on he intsrsst, ssoursd By deed Of trust
nos WALL a BARNARD. Auo...
/. By A. GREEN. Austionesr. = =.
E4EGuTOkS sALE OF NEGROES, FArn
o. WE fbsNSfE ssbb5Hs;L, RI aossE &c. H1cfIes,
.Ss sh rsT y sis:e sssa mr.
ioin!nE the farm Of TSonss en aars gs,ase i'd
lam nsd. s', scsd oS .Scl
vseer s Inc improvement consist Of . rood
So1es.o aweinns' with other necessary out
.AIsO. likely Negro Boys. aged about Is, IS ana
f Rs rs%f ra gss1 on a. a,
}. , =. sss!Sfisi wv !
By J. c. MCGUIRE CO., Auetioneers.
PfEsEMrT99SYw SEbkE az sT9RsE no.
!: 3; SSos
Quarter sssf buG Gordon sherry,
90 90 surgunsy Port,
"a % e hsnnss s Mss lss;dy, ~
s$:' ''5.;l' $$ISsfffsi s.i:4:, WHISKY,
The Tss .: Dc B0 q on "a. DO
made .si sss invited to this as
Srsds q and months with interest,"
no sd .s','"' fn9 ~ Mcf nN1Hs = 90
By BARNARD & BUCKEY; G.oreetova.
FURNITuREANpHo usEHoLDFrrrcrs, AT
ssh inst: & % ocIceE vii se =. the rs.,dsss:
p5sSsI .aa isE os. sSS fss
se csfp sas or 81 cissS
ss. dSSsssi e ass S.i b.n, an.
RssSsC.:s Secretary. and choice ..soto Of Books,
Mahogany ab,,ssslps Bureaus, Bedsteads, Ward,
cafsS R.ir.and shser Mattresses, Bolster. and
Curtains; Radiator, Cooking and other STOVES.
VITA good assortment Of kitchen REQUISITES,
fs s.s s.
no I'd -BARNARpa BucKEy. .u.s.
pA II IWFAs.s Ia. 4 ssA8sNARD: Apct,oassr.
~ train, g me directed. agsinst the sooSs and
,twsen and Penn. svenne. viii ssil on WE'D We'd
NESpAn me sth inst at 10 clock, ON the premi-
excellent Piano. Sofas and Pafior Chsirs, =
mnianogsny Tables; Lounges. Mirrors Carpets.
Mv oa Wardrob.s, Bureaus, and Chairs.'
Rsd J a Lar. and Shsck Msttrs.ses.
Crockery and Glass Ware,
Kitchen Utensils, &c. tsiss
Terms cash. WIN. CAMMACK, BailiA.
no sd WALL BARNARD, Aucts.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctloneers.
SUPERIOR CABINET. FURNITURE, BRO
n S1rrI5s C,nJSISs yI.y.I APP BiyssEI.
EEsss .Ss sgs S;,s apkNiies.
s.: and eomsl:ln .e aha. sell al
and scia slS, se.s.sa.s a
G1hsiLs, With linen covers. made to order 81
Essssf bS. e, . ssSissv00a white and Egyptian
CRIMSON B,ssstsii s covered sof. and Armehair.,
81 ss m and Cold Brooa.e. Cur
m ;tains, C9rnlce, &c, Shades. - !,
ana Men and
esss: f I'll. ia ssI4 eSs ss.y
Qiloi9sh; Extsnsion Dining Table,
M..bls sSg s,dshoard Walnut Whstnot:
Sssr binsss 9::ssI End Ts. W:rs
superior Mshossny and Walnut Carved Bed..ead.,
anS cnmr ndaseaus' Wardrobes. Washstands
Cans seal SSsl:: koesins and Sewing Chairs,
sss.hsr R E Bsl..er. and PilloS., Blankets.
s sif, an h ,na Matsressss Co%fsrts
Together eth the usual assortment Of Kitchen
rf heauisiesss;
credit Of 6onnd 81 DAVIS for tatisfactoriy endorsed
no ]: c: MCGUIRE & CO Aucts.
By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
HORSES,COWS,WA AND Cars, FARM
Iox ss 1rssi I se sss A1
shall sell, at the residence Of Mr. Daniel Barry on
Yard bridge. adjoining the insancA un grounds
yS.d xoft Horses, i Cow. Hog. and PIGS.
HarroIs and other Farming UtsGsils,
Also, about 40 barIes OF Corn, Corn Fodder,
About 100 buspels Potatoes, 600 heads Cab6a &c and
/ a lot Of Household Furniture. =
Terms: Upder Sz cash; ever GO, Q credit Of s
bearing interest. $3.50 - :
The farm containing about 20 acres, is also for
no 5 eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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BARsEE's SrArukRy, The sfFfsher Grip and the
"Coquette,n are to be removed to New York this
week to delight the Gpthamites. ~. -,
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Departure q Minister MeLane. 81 -
NEw YoEx, Nov. The U. s. sloop q u.r
brooklyn sailed hence today for Yea Crus, tsh-
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The Election An Leu,,i.,.

NKw ORLKANs, Nov 2, d. MIN this eitv th~
American ticket has been elected by large ma
loriy, but the Democrats have elected their nen-
oers 70 the Legislature In the fth district : "
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McINrosH, $50 Fifih street, is serving up some
really MAGNIFICENT oysters, In all styles. See his
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QuKRUs COP LTVRR On JTLLy -
| .Appgoveds by the New York Acsismy of Medi-
c!pes lt d. tvic, moro eicacious than the iiSu MD
OIL Sil. i e ne 9uiy cure for Scrofass, Consump-
.ie9 - ALSO, - II. e - i. ~
QUERU's JxLLIFIED CASTOR Orr. NV wbich tha
offensive grsasness Of the oil 10 obvatsd For sals
By Ill rsspectAsle druggists an washington and
! PExFoLD PARKER d Mowxn, wholessie gents.
10 Beetmaa street, New York city, no SIN
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LHTyER FRpA I YrLL Knows Purslcra,

8. w.FowLE q co-Gsmii.m :: Wb,ie . nv;
ing from Dy tsps;s some years since, and try ing
Utmost everything for It's removal without any BEN
tht, l WAS accidentally led to make use Of tbs
.,,Oxygsraisd Bat9A,g sad after short. trial of
them, found n! health igPtoyi ne, and ia. Gme my
them IN my practice, and generally with good suc-
cess. know Of no medicine sa well adaptAd to the
have seen the most stubborn csses, which had re-
slsfsd almess 81 The, lfseesstseas commonly used
istIatos Of . fsw doses oftkess Biftsfa sncS re-
sulE have increased my cna6deacs IN thor uedi-
thsiv superiority oyer al other instrumentaities,
N me trsstmest 81 the eompaipts for which they
would cor tainly sdvse those troubled with Dys.
pspas, 20 use the Bitters, and 1 am confident all
do so WI reap graf benefit II thers is nothing
81 L A; Z; PoRrER, M. D.
sale By u. d. Gilman. s. G. Ford, 81 s. b. waite.
9. stott. John Schyarze, NSirn c Palmer. Wash
inston; and By dealers everywhere. no s-lvI 4
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THE GAMBLING Law AGAiS-Yesterday. Mr.
Marcus was arrested by Oficer Tanning for keen
Ing Faro table in this city contrary 70 the enact.
ments Of the Cooperation. The case was ruled for
day. - ~ = - ~ = - =
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b. A. eREEN.1 ..1io.'-.s.

HRICK g0UsE AND LOT Ar THE cor
noSDAY fhe ist s5 H. I'D ~ AcSIIos
g trss.s !: &. Ss!Sss hss ssopss
snd etsesf north hsyins ient of - fsst ,nnh
e on street. and q fss Ga street. coptaining
Eli si isss beng part Of Lot u sans5. No. zss,
Sng sttic brick house, This lropsrtg Z handsoms
y I?csted n. nelshboshood Of The bsst soc,ety,
md but short walk ON the Capitol. Persons
Winning 70 purchase q Handsome ate for = prlyate
10 attsDd the saio 80 $3.50 -" - -
Terms: Oae,fo1rth cash bslauss in 9, r., %. q,
y and s. n1ouths, the purchaser TO give notes for
sale, - = = = - - YIN 1"' VI
A deed given and deed of trust taken. Tide
indisputabls. All conveyancins at the cost Of the
no d sss.sf- nnEEN A.