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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-11-14

Col. RupLER, PRISONER IN HoNDC-
RAs.-It Is stated from Washington that
tue President has the case II Col. Rud-
Ter, w alker's second III command, now
a prisoner in Honduras, under advise
mcnt, and that probably intercesslon for
his liberation will lie made with the
Government Of Honduras Mr.. Goth,
the Secretary Of tn Treasury, has in
terested himself also IN the matter, in
accordance with the wishes Of the pco-
pie of Georgia, to which State Rudler
belonged.
Their NlCroRY IS rHElR DEFEAT.-
The Toronto Globe expire scs the opin-
ION that "Lincoln VIII have great diff
Guilty in satisfying both North end
South, and ii viii uot sGlpllse u, 70 see
the Republican party torn by dlssensions
at no distant day
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09

Terms for Advertisements occupying greater space
for alonger period than above specified, made known
/ at the Counting Room.
Advertisements published In both the D6ILY and
WEEKLY EXPIRE, will be subject to additional charge
| OF one -hafthe Daily rates.
All advertisements charged nj the rate Of ffty
cents yer square (o ten nes for the first insertion and
twenty-five cents for every additional insertion, unless
agreement is made previous TO insertion at the above
rates.
30 Persons wishing 10 discontinue their yearly ad-
vertsing must give notice at the Counting Room. All
casual advertisements must be paid for in advance.
The privilege ofannual advertisers is limited 10 their
own business and all advertisements for the benefit Of
other persons, well legal advertisements, and nd.
yertisenents Of auction sales In by Them must be
paid for ut the regular rates.
Tributes Of Respects Notices, Meetings Of ofLitemry,
Military, Fire and other associations the holding
Of Fairs, TO be paid for followsFor one insertion
Of any such notice not exceeding one square Of ten
lines 70 cents, and 10 cents for every subsequent
sertOn.
Advertisements not exceeding one-half square in
length inserted time for 20 cents. All notices in
tended TO promote private interests TO be inserted In
the local columnVwhch only the option Of the Ed
itors must be paid for at rate the Of 10 cents per line
No cuts, sereotypes electrotypes inserted, unless
all metal.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
HQR s z TALK.

John sHELLEBERGER, the West side Of JEFF
RiAltes, and every thing that may be found In well
regulated Livery Stable.
As TO his ability to please and give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage. He
takes great pleasure in referring 10 the following com
petent judges: Clabum HAgan, e. Heathman James
w. Lowroy, John Wiggm, Lee KeTfoOt and Peter
Voorhees,, all OF whom, testified under OATH few days
ago, that Mr. g. is Of the very best Livery Men Ia
the world, and that his unbought popularity such
draws customers nom all parts Of the world. II any
doubts the truth OF this statement refer 10 Geo
w. Houk and John Howard, Attorneys at Law
-marlt-yl-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
FARKERs STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE scARLETTs
New Eagle Corn and Cob MILL

ESPECIALLY adapted 10 grinding all kinds Of shel
~ led grain, as well ~ corn and cofs. This Mil tool
the first premium at the Ohio State Fair and twent,
four counties in this State this fall.
No Farmer should be without one as f1cts proven by
most reliable aud practical farmers throughout the
country provo that II Is saving Of at least third by
grinding all kinds q shelled grain for feeding Horses
Cattle and Sheep, one half more In feeding hogs By
boiling the meal.
The IIndersned having purchased the right for the
counties OF Montgomery, Greene, Clarke, Miami and
Dark, " now prepared TO manufacture those valuable
Farm Mills 10 order ut the Buckeye Foundry, Third
street. Dayton. Ohio Call and examine them, or send
fora circular
Orders promptly attended to. Farm and School
House Bells Manufactured by the undersigned al
wholesale and retail Over one thousand were sold the
past season. Address. Be. TAYLOR,
sH delo.yl Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
BROWN g. IRWIN,

TTAVEthe best Of ofCharcoal and common Horse Shoe
BROWNS IRWIN
have the best OF Round, Square and Flat Iron.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best OF Band Hoop, Oval, Half Round and
Sheet Iron.
BROWN 4 IRWIN
have the best Of Wagon, Buggy, spring and Dandy
.n Tire.
BROWN IRWIN
have the best Of Norway and BrenEoT Nail Rods.
BROWN A IRWIN
s have the best Slab steel and Slab Iron.
Us BROWN IRWIN
haSsihs best Of Round Flat Square and ocRgon Steel
-. BR0WN& IRWIN
have the best ofpittsburgh springs and Axies
.l BROWN a IRWIN
nave the, best Of Garage Hub bands, and Tire and
Piow Bolts
n BROWN A IRWIN
have tho best Of Bellows, Anvls and Solid Box Vaea
LI l.E BROWN IRWIN
manufacture and sell Stoves, Hollow Ware Ae
49, BROWN a IRWIN
keen Tia Of all kinds, Sheet Zinc ard Iron
BRoWN& IRWIN
keep Copper and Tin Bottoms, block Tin and SOddeF
49, - BROWN a IRWIN
keep pie plates fruit can tops, and bottoms &c all Of
which will be sold 10 the trade at the lowest prices
Ang9 u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
Spring and Summer Campaign
ssApLER SHOP.
CREW q WARFORD

No. IS JeHeFsonSt., Sign Of the Saddle,
HAVE on hand IsEgs sssoT!9eRt q Saddle ,i AsI-
Hits, Horse Blankets, aud general variety Of every
thing ~ their Inns a the lowest Ceah Prices. /.
patronage and ask continuance Of the same a. We ara
determined 10 merit Il.
sN.RspAiFns ofs kinds promptly attended 10.
mys-u
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
Daily Gmpire.

FUBLIsHED EvERr ArrERSooS CauNDATs ExcEPrEp) ny
I. r. TX Billy sc 90
Empire Building, 1IO Main street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
ATTACHMENT.

Henry Fenisding PGl Before George Owen J. p,
Joseph spitser, Don MoptSSery Rton dSG%ms,P Pho
nN The lst day Of June 1850, Hmd Justice issued an
" order Attachmcnt in the above action for the sum
illirty-two dollars and seventy-hvc cents
0Oase set for hear ng July 2ih 1860, nt o'clock A. NJ
lellw3w HENRY fERNED1NG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09

FER square, OF ten ines more or less, three
bO
Per square, each week IN addition, ...-...... 371
Per square, three months, 90
aeI s1VNe rlN w
Per square, one year, 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09

Per week, payable TO Carrers) 10
BY mail per annum in advance, 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
CHEAP FURNITURE
Ogdensburg & Oswego Route,

FOR BOSTON, NEW YORK, TROY, ALBANY, woR-
CEsTER, LOWELL, LAWRENCE, NASHUA,
SALEM, BELLOWS FALLS AND ALL
POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND.
Navigation open to .Ogdensburgh and
. f OaVwegO.
FllHE Northern Transportation Co.'S frst-elass Screw
i Steamer are now making regular trips between og-
denaburgh, OsWego, and Toledo.
Shipments by this route will receive and prompt
dispatch, and shippers can rely upon low rates Of
eghts 70 and fron the East by any other ne route
For contracts or further informnhon apply TO T
JOHN HOOKING, g5 State street, Boston,
J. MEYERS, l91 Broadway New York
w: T. WALLER, Ag't, Toledo, Ohio.
aple-amd II
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
Musir.
Dunham and Chiokerinp Piano Forte

/ HAVE on hand lot Of The above named Pianos
which am desrous ofolosing out, and will sell them
much below the usual prices Call and examine them
NJ the Piano Headquarters Huston Hall Building
lei CHARLES ELS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09

Bankers, Merchants, Manufacturers, Lawyers, Busi.
pess Msn--n short, everybody wanting Printing neatly
and oxpedhously executed will do wel give us CALL
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
OuEENswARE.--l am receiving nom ships h. ia
w o1l- and krnnk NnLnle. llrnnL nnln

UABlE CUTLERY,--Just received a iii assortment
i Of Ris.es Table Cutlery, which lor finish, quail.
" and durability, snot Surpassed by any Mnnuhdtory
also keep English cutlery, all prrer, which viii 10
sold quite cheap r. BARLOW,
WYZl No. 500 and gts -opoudS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
NO S1f,
G0aants.==SaIrs.==go larnt.

XTTANTED.- Any person hnynrh C,sh catdiol Of
w seven TO ten hundred dollars can learn Where he
can invest V n good wen established lucrative and
safe business by addressing a. o. BoA, No 1910 noy.
ton, o. sti'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09

I AIDES INDIA RUBBER GARDENING GLOVES
- Very conyogientfor ladies working ~ the Garden
&c. For sale 81 >, W. DIETRICH
myes.w pugsist Phillips House, Third 81
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09

ssr Prices a. Low a. the Lowest. -vss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-09
THREE STEAM POWER PRESSES

1.-TWO Of them HoRs famous Cylinders the other Of
ARAHs' Ast paent enabling 10 furnish large mum.
boF Of impressions in avery short time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. 5.-The steamer Prince
ALERT before reported a. St. johns, has ar
rived Al this place.
dispatch from Ancona says that voting on
the annexation decree would take place on the
All aud 5th Of November
The English &C uadron had left Syria for the
Adristic. Two French vessels remained at
BeyroCt.
reported agitation prevailed at Damascus
Threats had been made against the Christians
in consequence OF the war TAX.
Ths hungarian Diet would be conyokad
without delay. The Emperor would be then
crowned King OF Hungary. Similar constitu-
iioLai Institutions Will be granted Trausy Iva
nlt.
Gen Benesed had been appoint ted Comman-
der'in. Ooief OF the army of Italy. The En-
psrers Charter had bsen Z vorabiy received.
Pesth aud Buda had been Illuminated by or
der 4 taS n plcIp2it.rs.
The uunl Dor of mambers of Reichrath WAS
10 De decreased TO one huuorsd, the council
loT. 10 b. aIected oy the Provincial Diet.
Tee constitutional institutions of Hungary
were 20 be re-ssiablsEsd. The Hungarian
language was 10 De the official language.
All financial tiers were to be subjected to
tie approval OF The Reichrnth University.
Pssts bad been rsopened.
Tbs abolition Of personal service due TO
landlords, and OF exemption of mobiles from
taXes, had been confirmed.
TIE LATEST.
WaTssT dispatches say The principles of the
European Congress had been adopted.
Advlces from OsustantInople say the Grand
Visor WAS f.verab Die 10 q forced loan.
All Pacha had been named as Foreign Minis
Ter.
A great fight had occurred at an election for
aGretk patriarch.
COMMERCIAL.
Lssp0o!, Friday.-Cotton quiet and steady;
saiss OF 5000 bales.
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FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
.pp1vAI. OF THE OIrY OF GLASGOW

orxxSsTowN. Nov. 5.--Ths City OF Glas-
- from London, has arrived here.
SrSs news that Austria has one hundred
,A.n.snd men in Verona alone had been CON-
srmrd. M.ntus and Peschova WAS likewise
Tbs pcre had assured the Represen tai ives
,,1rn France st Rome that he has no intention
OF leaving.
,,.lIy defines the part Napoleon will take IN
Italia. Affairs AZ that of non-iu terv ven ton,
and Argue, for 8 settlement Of an organized
force in lialy by Congress.
COMMERCIAL.
r~f-. Friday.-Consols aos.. 2readstufis dull
hnI pyice. unchanged. Corn had advanced is. to
~, sluos the Europa'a report-mixsd and yellow
-. e4s Rosln tss. Tea hrm. kIce firm. Rest
II ths srt:s .cs unclaimed.
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EDUCATIONAL.
FRENCH NIGHT SENIOR,

L. FOR YOUNG GENrl R.,pN
Rev. ]. TIRfoN VII open NIGHT lssunErM,'
On &c " g rovemesr' for teae ming the French
q, The - schSsI will be open four times week, from
For further psrticu ars iuquire ATM TrpfoN.s
rsa.dsnce' Sprn.r OF Broad street ana Broasa hvs
near III st. NhAhprs brHAd,
, nhI &"
ExtN6TON Law xCHOTI----'I ~. -- ,---.-;,1,
tAs h. lay of S sSSsS ~. ssmms@es
MN sts with the "a week OF March. msi Nv Win
cstsd !" aa extension Of the course, have asso-
member of the Roekbridge Rar. who vii "a
E as oniei eontroi OF the JUNIOR Class Az h8retoe
~. naNe exclusive control of the Senior Elasa
ona with full details, will be sent to any
JAMES w aay f nSsts T. by letter addressed to
aa si-swtNl JOHN " BRoOKENBR6UGH.
SOUTHERN FEMALE INsTITTTs,
The 18th session of this Institution viii com
menne on the LIST Of October next and close on In.
last day of June, 1851. va "
Inc pTInclpai Will be aided by eleven thorough
made 10 malntaln the high reputation and seleot
character of the School
A. The advantai 90 offered in the departments of
MUSIC and the MODERN LANGUAG ES are un-
study n OF HISTORY. ENGLISH LITERATURE
RHETORIC and READING.
Inc frlnoips refers to the patrons of the School;
or to ths Faculties of the virsinla Military Inst
biedsoe smith, Coleman, Davis and Maupin, of
the University of virginia.
For fuI her Information, or for catalogue giving
course oil study terms regulations and full list of
Principal. D. LEE POWELL
Sc Its Box 81, Richmond, Va.
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CAMPBELL & PEGRAM,
oc 30-d6t &cwtds

81 LAND AND SLAv IN THE
GogNIT OF AM ELLA. FOR SALE PRI-
DECD, oner for sale privately a valuable TRAC /
Or LAM, lying on the Appomattox river. in the
county OF Amelia Ave miles from NJ attoax Depot.
on the Richmond snd Danville railroad, cor tain
ing; by estimation, 600 acres. The land is ADM
rably adapted to the production If Corn. " heat
and Tobacco and the TRACT is regarded as one OF
the best IN the county If desired. will be dl-
excellent. Possession will be delivered at once:
the devlsees reserving the right to cuitiva 10 md
gather the growing crops, If satisfactory arTalIe
ment cannot be made with the purchaser To take
then The purchaser of the land, if he desires
them Tor his own use, can also purchase larl e
made accommodating. Apply to WILLIAM f
MADE or JOHN 3. HARDAWAY. Chula De
pot, Amelia; or to r. W. STEGER, Mattoax De
pot, Amelia an % If
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAI
BY Goddln Il Apperson, Aucrs,

- ACRRS, ON TUE BROOKE TURNPiKE
SIX NILES FROM RICHMOND. For sALE
AfAUCTlON.-Wi'l he sold on WEDN ESDAY,
mencIng at II O'Clock A. M :. the FARM iooatsa
a. above, now occupied by the subscTlber This
hn Idngs are oil new, consisting of a two torY
DWELLING and AL necessary out hcusss. Thu
Land IL well adapted to the growth OF wns It. corn
bles. There are two wells and also 3 fine spring
ap'n the place very oonysn'ept. After the sale Of
the land will be sold all Of the STOCK upon ths
Tobacco. Also. All Of the H0USEHOLD and
KITCHEN FURNITURE. two good Nj Itch Cows,
Horses, Wagons. Carts, Harness DC
TERMs-Made known on the day of sale.
X. T. C0BBS.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN Il AFPKRsoN, Auot's
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THE cry LATEST.


CAPS RACE, Nov. 5.-The Persia arrived
here Saturday night.
Italian affairs were unchanged.
The Warsaw meeting adjourned On the 26th
Unreliable reports state that a principle Eu-
ropsan Congress had been agreed upon.
l. wa reported that AnstrIa had proposed
medlation 10 France for pacific solution Of the
Italian question.
Animperial decree raises the price of tobac-
co in France.
COMMERCIAL.
Coed staple grades of cotton firm and full
r.tes paid; other grades weak. Flour O uiet-
Wheat slightly lower. Provisions steady
Copsols s2ha Money unchanged aud in
less demand.
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SOUTHERN FEMALEISATITI
BOARDING.

ROARD NG.-Twelve or fifteen young men
- can find comic table rooms and BOARD bv
catlins ssriy, corner Mayo and Ross SITS Some
DAY bOAhDERS can be accommodated also.
- the house of Jos. IL. Crenshaw. Esq on Main
street bet seen 9th and Eth, inform their friends
ana the public that they Will be prepared to re-
ceive Doarders on the lat of October.
The house Is in excellent repair and fitted up
with every convenience for the comfort of Its in
mates, 1t is pleasantly situated, and convenient
to the business part of the city. Several day
boarders can be accommodated.
r. B. MURRAY,
sc 1S-Stauts Nj. }. MURRAY.
ROARDING.-0ne or two EsIRABi.E
- ROOMS vacant at the EDGEMONT HOUSE,
between 9th and Tn streets DC l2-ts
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By Z. b. Cook, Amer.

MILL MACHINEKY, GEARING. FIX.
" TURES, AT THE ARMORY MILL, AT
will sell at the Armory Mill, recently occupied
by the late Lieut. 4. 9. Lavne. consisting Of tive
very Superior BUNS; tnfn1hsr with all tho nsces-
ing In most excellent condition. The attention Of
millers and others is requested.
TRRNs-At sale. n06l f.. B. COOK. Auot
I OTAT CHEATER FOR sALE-The nm
II dersIgned. with the oonourreIoe Of the Trus
tees will .tier for s.le at Chester. on FRIDAY.
tne ioth Novsm6sr' 100 at IL O'Clock, on the
Academy recently stood; said Lot is beautifully
stuated, and contains about IA sores has upon
all in complete order: also, h.s standing upon It
Two large brick ehimneys, snd the un1erpinn ,ng
for . zeabls building, which will be sold toketh-
erupon a credit Of and IL months for bonds sat
day Of sale A. 81 HREkRV 'no
Ho o-uotn IlS!ndsW ~ PTes't c., M, A.
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a CAhD:-We very earnestly request custom
"A ers and others, who have our BheIs. TO send
tnem TO US iull OF gram, If ready to send il, or
empty, ny the next tram. We are suffering great
inconvenience for want OF our Bags that are Idle
IN various hands who have neglected to return
them. In short time we must make up bag ac-
counts and charge :he holders with them VI hen
we send bags to any person, they should be re
urned promptly. -
Much OF the wheat we receive is damp, Farm
ers ought TO dry 1t st home. barns. srsnaries and
q al out OF doors" are big enough 10 spread it in
point w WIS
r We have fallen on perilous times, when debt 10
teaIiuls Filling orders for guano, 60 ON the
!ath OF GROWING crops, won't do for those VINO have
10 puY them on time. A safe primer pie of individus
economy Is to make money before We spend it.
va l9-tS MAnnIfx Sn
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The Recon, s,eamboxt Explosion &c.

NV ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The explosion of
lie setner H. K. W. Hill killed fifteen per-
cons and wounded twenty.
The Mobile tow boat Baltic exploded yes
nrday, killing several aud woundIng others.
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The House Burning in Cherokee Nation.
LHAvsNwoRTH, X. t, Nov. 5.-The Fort
Scott Democrat confirms the report of the
burning Of aeventy-four dwellings in the
Cherokee Central lands by the Indian Agent.
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A. l.. DIETRICH, Trustee,
nos dtd Sowlts For r TrIrSIcr

az DeStkABLs TRACE or LAND
- Foe SALE; CONTAINING 4sO ACRES.
-. xCELLENr IMPROVEMENTS AND
hIgnest bidder, upon the premises. on THURS
UAl the 10th daj OF November next, at Jennings
OTdlnary IN NotInwsy county, q valuable lRACr
OF LAMP, b.loDslnE to the estate of Nathan
ward, decd situated on he Richmond and DAN
vile Railroad one mile from JennIn gs' Ordinary
Depot. The improvement to are yer, fine the or,
chsrds of apple paach ear and plum. are large,
ann as Eeli selected as any IN the State of Vir-
gina Inc crop OF wheat seeded will be charge d
TO he purchaser.
fEhMs.- $50 IN cash; the balance on a credit
OF one Two ana three years lntereAt d ad. bonds
aud approved security, aud titr within I'D until he
payment OF the purchase money M. Levisee
who resides on the land. will show the premises To
an, dsslrlng to vies them.
Address. PETERSBURG,
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The Fire at 1t. yoseuhs,
Northern Market,

ST. JOsKPHs, Nov. 5.-The fire of Satur-
day was confined to the block in which IL ORR
klGAted. Loss, SIS, COO.
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RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

49, ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND
Ea tOR sAtE.-I will Offer for SALE on the -.
n,sn, iST sn, Day or M0vEMBER next. at
PUBLIC auction. the TRACT OF LAND upon
yer, situated upon the Mountain Road. 1874 mills
Tom RICHMOND, AND 'oins the lands of John b
Srehshaw: L. u. Win, Sr r. VI. earn, and others
SAD 'an1 is ahoqt one third cleared balance in
WOOD. Inc ID W ELLING ia iaree and cnmforta
pie, coHlalnine even rooRs and well snIted for a
COUNT, store and tavern. A further description
Is deemed nnnecesstry. Any person desiring TO
upon the premises
VIII pc sold at the same time, all the CROPS of
e e1st n sinn $50 STOCK Of every KIND, HOUSE
~ ana kiICHEN U X n | T U r T., and
PIANTA ION UTLNSILS
ITFMs- Llber~l. and made known on day of sale
Sale without regard to weather.
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ByI. l. @. b. Davenport uct'..

400 CASKS BOOTS. SHOES. AND
HUI HATS, AT AUCTION.-On wEDNKS-
DAY. 2lat November, at 10 O'Clock, we will sell, at
our auc ION store
400 case. BOOTS. SHOES. and HATS.
TsRMs- Under 500, cash; 500 ard over, %
days ci edit, for approved paper.
NOS /. & g. B. DAVENPORT, Auct..
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COAL, COKE. WOOD. 90

SS0 CORPS SUPERIOR SEASONED
%co PINE AN OAK WOOD Prices as here.
tofoIe-S5 for OAK and 81 50 for PIN Z, delivered
Apply al the Union Wood ard, Church Hill, cor
ner 18th and Leigh streets, or to
no Sim J. MONROE CARTER.
ft0k E.-The prices of CARBON HILL COKE,
~ until turtueI notice, will lie as follows:
LUMP COKE, 50 so per load
STOVE COKE. 30 per load.
H ALL COKE, So per load.
oc Pts JNO. ], WERrH. Axcut
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CANDY Hook, Nov. S.-Ths steamship At
,,.s from Liverpool on the 24th ait, has ar
T'',hs Newmarket races, Ten Broeck's I'M
n.s, 7ev, Sopitss in match for 1000
,sy.reSns, pr..,. ,s.
,attnn 70 bs -, SOa, 100.
HiH !. reported that the Popes nuncio At Ma
- h.s renit'sd 10 his Holiness 20,0O0,0e0
er'" r,issd by the spanish sishops.
r. Ismor,eisrs will return To France.
Tss rnlistmsuts for the Pspai army have
eeHssd. ,.n...a,rs of pru..i. Sn.i,
q portuvsi are preparing to quit Turin.
ST. e. vote Ia Sicily was almost unanimous
cnexstton to sardinia.
10 vI.,nr Emmanuel would be IN Naples on
ssh aud The proclamation OF the Sicilian
lne xrnuld ss made the following day.
Tss Pspal nuueio hsd left Paris in eonse-
- Of orders from Rome.
e"e COMMERCIAL.
,.rurooI, Oct. ~ Cotton quiet. Flour and
,rss.t Ann Corn hiss an upward tendency
p,nvIslons slightly hther.
ransOls 81
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49, MONS 6N5 b. SaI about Ito to ip hlSas
>-ta scE4A Steam Fire Engines, have on
W 4Y haSd THREE HAND FIRE
ENGINES, whcn wiil be sold on reasonable
terms, Apply to the Principal E =
oc ITS LEWIS L.. BARNES.
sEVENTY-FIvE DOLLARS RE.
IT. prehenson OF my N tGh GlRL. PkGaY,
Eh9Vwno sbscanded about three weeks ago She
X.Is low thick set mnlatto, with short curly
hair, aud ia about sixteen years old. Her dresr
cannot Re described she has been seen Sc rerai
mes in this cit, since she left, and had ON a diff
fereat dress each TIME e. II. CHINN.
Richmond, Oct. Is. 1850 90 Ats
IMPROVE YOUR SIGHT
4 NJ. J. FRANKLIN co, Or
improved CRYSTAL PERlsCnPiC SPEn1h-
cLE S for preserving and restoring the impaired
CRYSrA LIZ inserted in old frames.
A very fine assorment Of MICROSCOPES.
e. Ei MsssiTHfhhnATcAE iN aaf FIFE
RFOSC0PEs asd stereoscopic VIEWS, slways
on hand. No. 19 MAIN st.. Richmond. Va
"a THE ASHLAND hoTEL.- rhls
Ae.Hh from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
thrIvIng village of Ash Ian d. on the Richmond,
Frederickshurg and Potomac Railroad, IL nov
lpen for visitors, and is prepared 10 scoommo-
daIe families with good fare, and eyerythins desi
able. The head Of the family WI % iurn5shso
FOR further information. apply at Superintend,
ants Office Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto
mao mo. L. THOMPSON. ProprietoI,