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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

The LATE ELoPEMEST-MR. p. OFF AGAIN.
The venerable and amorous old gentleman who eloped
with his adopted daughter and brought back again
morning whether with or without the knowledge and
consent of his much better half is not stated. But be-
fore he went he gave Mrs. p $500 and she expresses
herself content to let him CO. and will not trouble her.
Join bis beloved Lottie and they will have about 800
left to start life together with Miss Lotte was taken
into custody by the PHILADELPHIA police after the discov
cry the Wanut-street House, and detained over
The next day; but there being charge laid against
her. she liberated. No doubt these precious turtle
doves will find their way into each others arms.
Brooklyn Eagle, 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

STRIKE AMONG THE RoPE-MAKERs.- chief
manufacturing interest of Bushwck, is rope.making.
The rope makers of Bushwek have been lsboring for
81 25 day. till they found that they could not possibly
support their families upon such scanty wages any
longer. Ten days ago they gave notice to their en-
ployers that on and after to-day they would require
81 so day. To-day, if no answer is returned they
will quit work until their terms are complied with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

DROWNED IN CIsTERH.-A little boy named
Jsmes Dnsdale five Of residing at No "a Caro-
accidental drowned saturday by falling into the
stern the of the yard The Coroner held inquest
and verdict IN accordance with the facts rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

FoRTrSATE EsoAPE.-A little boy named James
Kelly Eve years OF age accidentally fell from the third sor
window Of his parents residence, Of Hamilton
and Luqueer street Saturday evening and strange it may
appear be escaped without injury he considerably fright
ened, but sustained no bodily hurts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

ELECTION OF DELEGATEs.-An election of delegates
to the Republican State Convention at Syracuse was
held on Saturday night, at the Odeon Charles Post
and William II. jenkins were chosen delegates from
the With Assembly District, and John Mitchell and
+. McMuen from the With.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
ton, Aug. is, 1860.
ESafI,1fg

Vote on the cars between Philadelphia and Treu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
HOUSTON TICKET.

m. Peoples Houston State COMMITTEE met at its
AIMS On Saturday, 18Th inst Fenelon Hasbrouck In
Al. chair A voluminous correspondence was pre-
,cn,sd by the President and Secretary, embracing
rts from the State at large, from which II appeared
,hs. the Houston movement Is progressing rapidly
among the agricultural population ofour State Letters
ware read frc m gentlemen who have for nery acted
Nth various parties expressing srorg denunciations
Of the corrupt political schemes and eoai 'ns OF he
say and evincing decided awakening Of the people 70
Abe evils of a partisan Convention system, which
snoree their viii entirely.
tn. Committee on Electors submitted encouraging
accounts from prominent friends Of Houston IN several
Ssates and reported the full Electoratcke as iono"s'
JOHN l. BOYD New York JOEL w JONES Schenectady
p.,,vr 1ownxS, Queens. WILLIAM r. KNAPP. Rocklsud
awDsnv N MIcKIE York JONI H. REYSOLDs, Albany.
49, y Costly New-york IA. A. HoYsRATLr, Columbia
sTEPHES HAsBROuCK N York. Gao w DIFKw westminster
Ca.sIks ssIrasoS Nev-Yorkl 3. T. HUTCHINSON, Suffolk
RoBT DEwIr New York p Moons schenes,sdy;
IrsiRls Y DATES N York iCoLvIS Sitter, Rensselaer,
Jony NORRIS, Newyork lCHAs. A VAN HASp 1 nans'
JAxzs L. ADAMS Wsstehester hosxsT ANDHkMh usn
SIt SsxYDvS Kinrs WiILIIN WESLEY, Oswego.
ELIgAH HYATT, Columbia w u n WhppEtl
EFsE G box f PSna% JoSs sraE s.
sof the firm of Boyd Hncksn, shipping merchants
To tle Electors Of the State Of Nel0- York. c..
FvtIow.C,IrIzyss: The Peoples Houston Stat
se the above Ticket Of Electors to be supporte
Inv tAe electors Of New State without distinction party
The candidates Of the People are 6enefa sam nouv
x,s for President and Commodore koot r. STOCKTON Oh view
ys,,ev 10, Vice President They KNOWN TO THE Who'll
g- nv ~ur,p CHARACTER AND SERVICES. With conn
p.4 in your patriotism and Judgment we earnestly
tl electoral ticket to the support Of every independent '0'e
IN eur State. ,,.,,u-v,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

Cry MoRTALITY.-The total number Of deaths
hst week was 1875, Of which 1O7 were children and
% adults The principal diseases were cholera infan
tum, 3d. marasmus, infantie, Is; consumption, ID;
commissions, infante, Iii dysentery, 81 under 1 year
Of age, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-20

The Republican Convention Of Richmond County
xas hed on Saturday evening, August 10, s. L.
Hopping in the chair. The following resolutions were
.-,arirnonslv adOpted:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
POLITICAL ITEMS.

COL. WooDsoN FOR BELL AND EVERETT
publish says the Columbia, Mo-, Statesman, below,
a letter from Col. Woodson, at present Demo-
cratic member of Congress from the independence
District, in which he comes out boldly for Bell and
Everett
INDEPENDENCE, Sept. 5, 1S6O.-E. 4. Samuel
Esq. Dear Sir: uutil this evening had hoped
that when the time arrived might be well enough
to attend the Bell and Everett demonstration in
your city tonight, TO which | was kindly invited
by yourself and Colonel Doniphan. But find N.Y.
self at this last moment too unweil to do So
shall be with you nspirit and promise my personal
eAertons in the of Bell and Everett, as soon
as my health will allow.
In haste but most truly, your political and per-
sonal friend
S. H. wooDsoN
Mr.. stephens, of Georgia, in recent speech
paid the following just tribute to that old man
eloquent the Hon. John j. Crittenden:
While differed with Mr.. Crittenden on the lie.
compton Constitution, it was not on account Of the
slavery clause that he opposed it. will take this
occasion to Yndicate him in this particular.
know that truly great man well, and as widely as
have differed from him, not only on the Lecomptor
question, will take this occasion to say that
nobler, tfuer, and more patriotic man breathes moi
III this broad land than John j. Grittenden.
TheSayannah tGa,9 Republican, in alluding to tht
Democratic reyilings poured upon the head of Ed
ward Everett at the South by portion of the 20
litcapress and orators of that section Significantly
remarks as follows:
1t has unfortunately become the habit of TIN
South 70 reYlle and perseoate its true friends ut tn
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24


male attire because she had not been sbfe to maze
an honest living in her own proper habslinerts and
that she had worked as a man, a deck hand ON the
river, for the last six MONTHS nnch to her satsfae
tion The Recorder talked to her Ike father. and
fined her SO.
BADLY WoUH8ED.--A man named Doctor or
Dougherty was dangerously wounded ii he head
by one Charles FeTd in an ARRAY which tsck place
At late hour on Monday night, in honae on
Franklin street, between Customhouse and Canal.
esacer Carrico arrested Ford and lad Doctor r.
moved TO the Charity Hospital
LEG bfoKEs NJ A FIGHr.--A mas named Hefrv
Scott had his leg brokea on Monday night b7 4
man named John ConnisEa, alias Dregheda Jack.
in row that took place in the Fourth District.
Lieut.. C6stiey arrested conaiska.
Inclined 10 sHooT-- -Hobsrt ConnsIly awaits az.
animation before Recorder Adams On fae tybarre
Of having assaulted Fred zfnsI with pistol. wis,s
intent to ELL.
One Joe Barboa awaits an ogerhauIfng on the
eharse Of having concealed himself in the house
o. Barney cann on Monday night, and threatened
70 sheot Gunn with piatol, when Gam discorsred
him and proceeded to dislodge him.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
VOLUME XIII.
Csotht,,g. Clothing. Clothing.
MALARD & TOoKER,
Corner of Canal ana Old Levee streets.

We have received by ate arrivals, large assortment
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Of all qualities and Of the
Latest Styles The patterns selected ae the
suitable kind for this market We offer stock for
wholesale retail at the very lowest market prices.
Our Stock compri.es-
BLACK CLOTH FRoCK COATS of every grade. M4
suPERFINE BLACK CLOTH DRESS COATS.
BLACK AND coLoRED CASHMERE sAcs
AND BUSINESS COATS.
REVERSIBLE CASHMERE BUSINESS sACs. - --
BLACK and CoLoRED UNION CASHMERE PALEToTs,
sAGs AND BUSINESS COATS.
BLACK AND coLoRED sATINET PALEToTs and sAcs.
sUPERFISE ooLoRED CASHMERE PANTS.
!. BLACK DoEsKIN .
BLACK AND CoLoRED UNION CAss. ..
sATINET u..
sUPERFINE SILK VELVET VESTS.
:. BLACK AND FANCY SILK VESTS.
=M,. BLACK DoEsKIN AND SATIN VESTS.
CoLoRED AND BLACK UNION GASs VESTS, Single and
Double Breasted
oyEReoATs, HIGHLANDERs AND oLoAKs.
BLANKET COATS
FLUsHIGG AND PILOT CLOTH COATS
~@ MONKEY JACKETS
HARNEY JACKETS,
And general assortment Of Low-PRIcED AND MEDIUM
QUALITY CLOTHING.
-Also--
great variety Of FURNISHING GOODS such as Printed
Puff Bosom SHIRTS White Coored SHIRTS French and
American Flannel SHIRTS and DRAWERS, merino DRAW
ERs and uNDERsHIRTs, light and heavy texture
and Wooien SOCKS EEcK-TIEs, STOCKS sCARFs, etc.
Youth and Boys Clothing.
We have just opened an assortment Of YOUTH AND BOYS
WINTER COATS, JACKETS, oyEReoATs, VESTS, PANT
ALoogs, etc, etc.
MALARD & TOOKER,
o22 2ost&w Corner Of Canal and Old Leyee streets.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
n. .MaEgaYd,
MANUFACTURER OF RICH FURNITURE,
Az E9 RDyuI street

No. 53 Royal street,
Announces to his friends and customers that he is
receiving part the goods he lately selected in Europe
These goods consist in part Of
RICH CURTAIN AND FURNITURE sTUFFs, of the latest
Parsan patterns.
BEAUTIFUL BRONZE. CRYSTAL AND BISCUIT PAR
LoR and Ma ANTEL ORNAMENTS MANTEi CLOCKS,
SFATuEfTES and VASES Of richest style and design
Also, most magnificent assortment of Velvet Brussels and
etc, ETC., etc. seq 2pit-lplm
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

CRINoLrNE Done FoR.--As Paris gives the fash
ions to every place boasting of high civilization it
is fair to presume that the days of crinoline are
numbered. new style of skirt is meeting with
great favor there, as it supports the dress without
whaebone or STEEL relying for this purpose merely
on the harmonious and skllful disposition of the
plated muslin of which it is composed The multi.
piled skirt, or japon multiple, as it is called, sup
ports series of volants, tapered and grouped like
fan, which are moved at will by means of metal
lie eyelets For travelling it is quite agreeable, as
it occupies little space.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

ANOTHER BLoNDN Feat Mons. Blondin has
finally determined to keep on doing wonderful feats
until he breaks his neck. His last performance
was walking on stills over rope stretched be-
tween two points elevated 200 feet above the
ground, at Jones' Woods, New York The distance
travelled was about 1900 feet, and the time con-
sumed in making the journey was precisely nine
teen minutes.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

AN hseoNsrANr H6sBAND CAueHT--A lady re-
Gently called at her husbands office in New York.
letter in the most decas.s male hand directed to
her hsge lord, con taniHszne mast endearing ex-
pfessions Of affection. She Indignantly returned
home with the intention Of creating storm; but
reflection suggested q better aud auiater course
When the gentleman returned home she met him
with the remark that she had called at his office.
and, although she had not found him in, she had
love epis.le.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

at 10Y O'clock No 1856 St Ann Rampant street. fine
mahogany funiare consisting Of See
nh-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

CHILDREN LosT.-Three children stgayed away
from ms Paecencr early yesterday maAng,
and bad been head Of up late har last night Nee Nv
y MeCafA5 $ adye5 tsoment in anoiheF column.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

BoDY SsATeHING.--A few days ago man named
Michael Heitzman was killed in Cincinnati by his
! brother-in-law. He was buried, and next day his
widow, going to the grave, found that the mound
was feveled. An examination was made and the
corpse was missing. The Gazette says:
Mrs. Heitzman is plunged in the deepest distress,
fact not to be wondered at when one Considers
for a moment the character and quick recurrence
OF her woes On one day her brother stabs her
husband to the heart. and while his body is await
ing interment, the bereaved wife is summoned be-
fore CONT OF justice to testify against the hemi-
eide; on the next day she follows her hasbants
funeral, and the next day returns to fifl the nm
mistakabie traces of the "body snatekern upon
his grave.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

FAHNEsToCK's VERMlFuGE. See advertisement
of F. p Duconge Co.. 80 Chares street. relative this
able medicine.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

MEssRs. MONTGOMERY & SMITH sell this day at Il
o'clock at the Tatteals Stable, l64 Grayer street number
of fine young horses in pairs and single all well broke and No.
stock without limit Forparculars advertise
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

J. B. WALTON, auctoneer, will sell to-day at II
o'clock A NJ No. ls9 Hercules street. Of Euterpc
mahogany and black walnut furniture mirrors For par
ticulars see advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

Doors, snoEs AND DRr GooDs.-We call the at
Ae trade the sale of dy goods boots and shoes
etc. to tske place til dayat 0o'coek r. NJ Isumout,
Bl8che Co.'s auction No O. Gharte Terms at
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

A cave, five feet wide and from six to eight feet
high hich is Enthusiastically artificial, has been dis
covered in the side of Lookout Mountain Ca, and
explored for the distance of Its feet. Stone pes
ties, small pieces of iron, hatchet handles, ant
nameless Indian relics, found scattered all the
way and it is thought to have been secret refuge
for the Indians in times of trouble.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

SAILING OF THE STAR OF THE WEsT.-The steam
ship Star of the West, Capt. Griffin, sailed this
morning at O'clock for New York via Havana,
with the following passengers:
For Ns1 ForkMrs Deshields Mrs. Phillips Peter Hope
and IL in the sleeragr.
Haraau.W. W West Alexander Graham, Carl Reiben
Mrs v Bourgcns, P kuz j. $. Deuno Miss Deunos and IA
in the steerage.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
Torches. Torches. Torches.

POLITICAL CLUBS be supplied with superior PITCH
PINE TORCHES put up in the best manner and carefully
bound with tempered wire On hand and for sale low by
f. ZIMMERMAN,
o5 2p1m New Basin, Julia street Landing
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
HoUsE-FuRNIsH1NG GOODS.

French and English BED BLANKETS.
French and English CRIB BLANKETS.
White and Cold Marseilles GouNTERPANEs.
White and Celored TOILET COVERS.
LINEN sHIRTINGs-all widths.
PILLOW CASE LINENS.
COTTON sHEETINGs AND sHIRT1NGs
IRISH LINEN sH1RTINGs
Brown and White Table DAMAsKs
Linen and Darnask CLOTHS
Linen and Danask NAPKINS.
White and Coored DoYIIEs.
Linen, Huek and Diaper TOWELS
Commodore TOWELS and HOUSE CLOTHS.
GIMPs TAsSELs and LOOPS.
Muslin and Lace CURTAINS.
Curtain DAMAsK.
jacquard and Damask MUsLINs.
y Linen and Bobinet MEETINGS,
Table and Piano COVERS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

REMARKABLE SPEED.-The steamer Daniel Drew,
on Saturday 18th, ran from New York to Albany,
a distance of 1856 miles, in hours and so minutes,
actual running time, exclusive of several landings.
This shows sustained speed of nearly 222 miles
nor bnur
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

Ry Q notice in another column Messrs. PalfreY
Co announce taeiE removal No. 10 Grayie street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, GLOVES, etc.

HOSIERY, SHIRTS, GLOVES, etc.
CASHMERE HOSE
. SILK HOSE. z.
~. IIsLE THREAD HOSE.
GRAY AND BLUE HOSE.
Gents and Youths aerno and Lambswool HALF HOSE.
-. :. White and Brown Cotton =-.z
:. I.se Thread
INFANTS, SOCKS and BooTTEs.
GHILDREN's zoUAvR CATERS. NJ
Ladies', Gents childrens Merino VESTS and WRAP
PERs
Ladies' and Chidrens Kid, Silk and Wooden Gloves
Gents and Youths Linen and Cotton SHIRTS.
CLOTHS, eAss1MEREs, vELvETs, ETC.
PERFUMERy, COMBS, BRUSHES etc. =
-Also-
A LARGE ASSORTMENT
PLANTAT TIoN GOODS.
Comprising
JEANS, IINsEYs, LowELLs, BLANKETS,
eoTToNADEs, NEGRO CAPS, etc
Hs-Au Of which will be disposed of at tho
" Lowest Market Price,
~ GIQUEL & JAMESON,
OILS 2psta .. Canal street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
Plain Black ard Colored TAFFETAS.
Poult do Sole, Armure and ventene SILKS.
Black and Golored MORE ANTIQUES.
Embroidered TAFFETAs.
Plain and Embroidered SILK ROBES.
Plain Irish and French PoPLINS.
Embroidcried French PoPLINs.
Colorcd PePLINETTEs.
Plain and Embroidered roiLE DE CHEvRE,
Colored vALENGIAs.
Plain and Embroidered eolored cAsHMEREs.
Plain and slipped ;.
Plain and Embroidered GRIsAILLEs
eolored NezAsiBfeUEs.
Plain, Figured and Embroidered DELAINEs.
Plain and Embroidered colored BAREGEs,
Rich Delaine ROBES.
Embroidered Bartge ROBES.
Black and colored Embroidered GRENADINES.
French, English aud American CALICoEs.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

Keep Comfortable !!
ROBERT PITKIN
Would inform his FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS, and sTRANG-
ERs visiting the city, that by calling at his =-..#
Fashionable Clothing Emporium,
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE,
I3....Camp street..I5
They will find every article of SUPERIOR READYMADE
CLOTHING and GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
suitable for the approaching 1=
COLD SEASON.
BOYS CL0THING, w.
TRUNKS, FALIsEs,
TRAVELLING BAGS
UMBRELLAS, etc,
R. PITKIN,
1s and Is Camp street,
ols 2p6t Opposite Ladies, Entrance to City Hotel.
.Meychasats' Hotel,
CORNER ST. CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS
| NEW s,RI-EANs-
The peasantc and conveniently located House the
| city.
| RATES BOARD:
Per Day. zoo
Per Week.. .....,-.,....................,.. 12 90
Per Week, tboard only ...................... 500
| BRET & HALLER,
| auI lp6m Proprietors
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

They respectfully invite examination Of oir Stock, which,
having been selected by themselves they feel confident
not be surpassed for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
sHAWLs, CL0AKs, etc.

sHAWLS, CLOAhs, etc.
Black Velvet cLoAKs and MAHTIL.As.
Black silk PELIssEs and BURNous.
Black and Coiored CLOTH CLoAKs.
Black silk MAATILLAs.
Infants and Ghildren's PIQUE cLoAKs.
Infants Cashmere CLoAKs.
Chiidrcn,s CLOTH cLoAKs.
Barege and Greaadlne sHAwLs. ~. .~
WOODEN sHAWLs-In great variety. :,
CASHMERE scARFs. IN
0z 4St ga
o'9I -
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

TALK on CHANGE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
WHITE GooEsas,:., iar ME-,

-sW1ss MUsLINs, JAC0N---------
oAMBRIcs, BOOK MUsI4 NJ ~ RI4 If4eih1TTEs,
IMITATION IRISH LINENS. MARsALIAs,
BISHOP and VICTORIA LAWNS, MuELs,
NAINsooKs, ETC., etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
MOURNING DRESS GOODS.

MOURNING BIEHss GUUDss
BLACK oAsHMEREs,
BLACK BoMBAzINEs,
BLACK TAMIsE,
BLACK DELAINEs,
BLACK ORLEANS CLOTH,
BLACK ALPACAs,
BLACK BoMBAzETTEs, "5
BLACK BARBOUR,
BLACK B4REGES
BLACK GRENADINES
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

Collars, Handkerchief, Embroideries,
etc, etc. @.= --.
ladies Point dAlencoa and valenciennes COLLARS.
SETS
!. Jaoopet and swiss COLLARS AND SETS.
chldsens :. -
Ladies' Black Grape ,. .
ladies, Gents and chlidren's 7. B. HANDKERcHIEFs.
!. MS.
:, .- colored Bordered HDKFs.
Ladies Embroidered Hemu,ed Embroidered HDKFs.
:. :. SKIRTS.
ehitIens ;. ROBES and CAPS =.@. .5.
Ladies' MORNING ROBES.
Jaconst swiss and Nun EDGGNGs and 1SsERTTNGs.
Jaconet Swiss md Null BANDS, ~.z.= -.=
WHITE TULLE AND BoBBINET, etc, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

NOVELTY, ELEGANCE AND VARIETY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24


10 DC hanp ed in Anderson s. c., on the llth Of
"a january, io' the murder of man named Cobb.
ile u Anaei' son Gazette says:
aonie i VI days before the trial of Leech who is
murder Cobh Mrs eanh ~ ;ex ~ Nea s, ipt .le
ss'.. fe learn that their conversation was not of
and WI an she want n saa ny, snols s,,y,
to her nnfortunata bnsh hanS ,y fe.y reia ny asu
would not see b;a anain ~ t ~. ,l e
large o.o.sd of The bnn '95 tb sso,g ~ 1ss -
char ce far No. u sea a5d 5;s ~ ~ oo ~
cel aso1Ad all aeant TO come. The good lady then
90 a.. led at a grocery store, complained of the
i, 5haic,n turned off couple of glasses of aipop
kul,' and then set out for her 'desolate homer,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24
THIS MORNING, THE 18TH INST
NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
FROM EUROPE AND THE NORTH

JUST RECEIVED
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-10-24

The South Carolina Congressional delegation has
been reelected without opposition, except Mr..
Keitt, who declined reelection Gen. L. NJ. Aver
| succeeds Mr.. Ket.
BosroN, Oct. 20.-The three parties who are op-
posing Republicansm in the Fourth and Fifth Con
gressiona Districts in this State have fused and
united on Bigelow and Appleton for Congress
against Rice and Burlingame.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-01-19
DcntieDe Triic0te!
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celqblt QictHtAua III tptr 3cIt 81 bGbcns Un0 lOorI 81 h:iBiaem
SEluMe ':elholNIt iM S0trb 9Nhp r1btimcr.
800 9tls; Grw'ep, YOpoeSeo, UrGuUIatO, UrOano un0 9at
Gut 0Uaf 3Ufcr.
$50 b6lS. Is geaop u unb y RlTe. 3ufer.
. > bbl5. prime ntD trp NeD Sfleau8 3Gdcr.
70 b9oS. mceUm IL prime
loo bbIs. prime nep crop Nsp Srreane @SSlaIts.
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$50 bbiS. Wuloen ua%c saf syruy."
30 bbeS. Nustcr0pO MOlante.
100 bbIs. uno tnrrea 3Itcu 6amS.
300 bios. 9aton SioeS NIB SDouiScrs.
200 bbl5. uno ttrT5 N0rp (prime ieaf).
100 %ims2Seittrn 2eai garp.
Zon bblS. SUI uno GGOB 0tr.ia05.
S eo 9Sree NpamanItnt uo SIurp Gan6(s5.
25O tCrcts Iice,
90 bbls. Cream Die
SUI bolS. pure Cher 3ineao:
90 borcS Gnalub Noirn Str,
'V' S SIsS; u '% SaMi nnG @scttTeO gRbisfsp, @um, Gin. gronss
~ Sptp'1., ySIi~ uno Mabtira 9Rein. o'"'N'
iOy ti SrS; pp pnrS ST%Tnla 4'ountaiu 289iSfsp.
100 ba5tet5 9ba upa0ncr.
f6 q 6 T@5% s, S%9&,sa' Moaa, @araca6r, sir unS Soya 0cf,,
Is t5i5. @eer. S'9"''S"'
25 t6Ie. Vit!e5.
800 obt5. 5amily, Grtra. Supsrfn,. Sine 1t. = as;Sb,;,,,
YlSHgs SiuF9; Seo GorN@, GSrappjn9 lmine. "V' o'0uf'
2SraPpilg 9Sper, Eetttr uNo TOpticap O,prr @,r IT,.
mdbtentn uno Grain 9tpptr, Qimtt,o @relS urS JR In 'a' g.
elnd. green ue WslpUUCcr 5bcs, 5tSyfc. 9R6thcr ,Gsr "u'u'
SfOoH'e, SAdEttS, Glotbc5' gins, Qfeiftn. pftifcnfsrf, So
-" 3' ", Na y'NAc :ti;i.sS, @aoIr,Ht. &tgmiccGi. Sir,
!Sa!AM S5rIl2tt, @ta)t pmpoere, uo a0e ienit3,n 6s1ji,f- sH
III ..'' E2'9'sg dAo 'iIrn@9ira Giar1iltmwt G,bslrg n,rrrn
S""' S'f'1!l @1BtElt hII9 9r3:u toar fu
ISM. &8aIIac gfLae.