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Total. .?3,7ss Prizes, worth,
MODE OF DISTRIBUTION.

MODE OF DISTRIBUTION.
Numbers from | to ioo, 900 will he placed In .
wheel by q committee appointed by the ticket.
holders. and person. also selected by the ucket.
holding the ticket corresponding with tho nrse
number drawn will be entitled to the fst Inst, frse ne
whole humber are disposed II. Each agent will be
furnished with full list OF the drawing - soon rs
We win send to one address FIVE tickets for
- So; TEN tickets for 50; TWENTY for 4iIsSi
Thirty for s26.2s FORTY for sss, and FIFTY
for fl3. so. t.a-.
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nkANG AND LEMONS.-One
" rsr .ired boxes fresh MESSlNA ORANGES and
.tEuNS date ilApOriatiunl. just received for sale
4, LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX,
.vI No. 50 Main street.
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CONFECTIONERS.
I'>IABLISHED lS45.

LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX,
Manufacturer oi
9nTELE REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer in
. .NTrCTioTERY, FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGAR 4,
Ac., &c,
t..-,. inform his old friend, and customers that
t- -r..tfnri business at his old stand,
So - MAIN STREET, RICHMOND:
~. .-r,, 20 return thanks for their past llberaI
, .r ... 40. and invites them renewal of their
( ..,- ,tuu,c c'jou-. promising equitable dealing
..s..,ras, ,quick sales and small profits.
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=. A J. CLoPToS. d. III. MILLER.
II A. j. CLOPTON AND ID. NJ. MILL
IL. LER have this day entered into copartner-
sbin undcr the stylc and firm Of CLOPTON Y
MILLER, for the purpose Of doing a REAL S ES-
TATE AND GENERAL AGENCY AND huC-
ESTATE Of every description in the city and ad-
Joining counties. From the extensive acquaint-
ance OF each OF Us with the business community,
ness in this city, we confidently solicit the patron
age Of our friends and others in the community.
t,ventv years AS Assessor and a thorough acquaint.
ance with the real estate books of the city, will
give his special attention to any business OF that
Find which j. entrusted to US. Having file OF the
Assessors books for the last twenty years con-
tanning all the real estate Of the city, our facilities
ava CLOPT0N 4 MILLER,
Real Estate Agents and Auctoneers,
Office, Twelfth, between Main and Franklin streets
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. BRICK HOUSE IN
f Linden Row, north side Of HEanhiin, be- - :
tween First and Second streets, containing E!3
BkICK HOUSE on north side Of Main, bstvssn
Second ana Third street,, containing zen fpoas. =
BRICK HOUSE on north side Of franklin, be-
tween Tw enty sixth and Twenty -ssvsDth streets,
BRIcK HOUSE edge mont House), south side Of
Main between Sixth and Seventh streets, conssss.
BRiCK HOUSE on Eighth street, between 0rsee
and Frank lin streets, with eight roonn. IL !,
BRICK HOUSE on Leigh street, between second
and Third streets, containing seven fooms ssssass
'f,RHH BRICK House. en- Grace street, between yii,h
and sixth streets containing ten soons, now ocea.
pied by Mrs. Pesehy. Possssslon o. shas Aosss
sRen RRk e IN HSiiss r y ON Pr.t street, between snd
Cary, containing eight rooms 2 %9t ~ z't29.
ALSO, gt ysfl ri ,. y
STORE on Franklin street, recently oesrp'se ~
LARGE FLOOR over wiliisn B. issAes GO, !,
admirably adapted for billiard saloon OF sso"''
The sToRE or OpPIcE on Franklin street nsar
Governor street. recently occupied BY NE HsssSsss
THREE STORES, and ROOMS above them,
nearly opposite the Spotsvood Hotel. 's = -
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, S's,y
Real Bstats Agents,
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\ . ',14'o'''msBs NV
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
ETC HM0ND MUSICAL EXCHA ANG &,
No. lss MAIN STREET,

No. lss MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
sTIEFFS PREMIUM PIAN0-FORTES.
IAe'e Instruments have been before the public
foE THE LAST THIRTY YEARS, in competition
win Tue best makers Of the country, and are now
ltMoQnced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
'hsse Instruments have ALL THE LATEST IN
PRoyEMENTS, and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
VIII 'he privilege Of exchange within twelve
months If not entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
We refer TO the following persons, who have
't!EfFs PIANOS now in use:
ton
u PAYNE 4 Bro, Lynchburg;
rev. 4 L. Phillips, Virginia Female Institute; /;
a!sa MANY BALDwIs, Female School, and J. c.
AVE- Deaf Dumb and Blind Institute, Snunton:
Ffo!essor Z. A. ANBoLD, Richmond.
ss1i from all in want Of SUPERIOR PIANOS
'ss"hcited Terms liberal. 10 2-N
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rpoy AND BRASS FoUNDRIES

eoN AND BRASS FoUNDRlEs.
,o< RAILING. VERANmGAaHS,
h'' n any required design, 1kAIiAS s maa
~, wnkk oi every drscr.Esioi 'u pnm",rxrh
>Ntt w. ,rsnufsctured hy JAMES u. bhV"Nn'
+ L street. near ! Atuth = .,,o,os,r, cEMETE.
Nt.N.1-uIaY attention rald w e"of"Ns
ygMlS IN tic city OF .o.hns ,o.rs IN .ho ahovo
N@A a. ms CITY. satisfaction viii 90 guar
rrsta.N Wen also farni>h and put up MoNAkLb
aH .y.s ~ ornamental designs Tor W WINp'Ws
tWN1rSgE FRONTS. Specimens Will be shown
sr3 SIN" 10 p--ts
,.,,p,CCO FACTORY MACHINERY.
SEPEwS AND PRESSES,
l. rT,TTENING MILLS, SC, &c.,
,.-i rrpairod Ia the most thorough and work
Wt"' ~ rusnlike manner, and
v,rEANTsp To GIVE SATISFACTION,
at tho Works of
rurrNIOS MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
'I.EISTSEgT, BELOW FIfrkkSTH STREET,
Ms JOHN HANCOCK, -,
.,>,,s been eHgag cd expressly for this work, viii
~ r.v IA zee his Old friends and customer
~ .. IL Ir Oldest and hest TOBACCO MAN.fAt-
= EgIruNOSp NH Its
DEASS UNDRY. Il would
" inform my old customcrs and the pnni,e ssns
,ysa4, my BRASS FOUNDRY i sSAln IN 4pe," ~, ,ny
,uG that AIN prepared to fll All rtacrS ns -, A.
.as PROMPTLY and on favorable terms. and NJ
!. IN Cary street, between Fourteenth ana F"'
r..-s slt streets. ~ 2 JINElNS
It's W :. -
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YoUNG GrARD.-Thc Young Guard will
meet at the City Hall this evening at eight
o'clock, for the purpose of clccting perma-
nent officers.
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bricks, BRICKS.-TURNER a
D PLEAsANTS have for sale ut their yard. on
Twenty fourth street, between Main ana 'e.s
streets,
STOCK,
PAVING, and
COMMON BRICKS.
4, lots Ia suit purchasers 10 lin
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YORK. MONDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1866.

Tor more correctly Russnian) peasautry OF Eastern
Guhcia but the language employed by the hns,
sn sg,ss ~ III, y ,.o IN az az eolnS rsady
echo tho moderate bot 70 iess figaIc'fa ~ ~
cns II ms diplomats tcth a. tf-ana and = Istasirg
The enact az tins unhleguiscd hostility upon tie minds
OF einn statesmen hes been strong enough 10 cause
them Is arprchend something moro Than wUris beins
coniemplat by the Rnsslan goeernmsnL
believe am correct IN saYins that tho eypodiancY
O. Occupying Galtoa with some considerable orce has
been already discussed ~ tbs Ministers q Francs
J0sefh
Berlin politicians on thoir part closely watching the
fe'tning cluldron Of OncnM AFFAIRS, aud observing
phenomenon u. rftbie ctgsrResi ~ the Car 10
make the husaliHn grievances cause y anaFse
cannot help speculsng upon hts ultimate intentions Is
II not Ao'e tary ASK thar ihe Cay aFeaalng Laro'
Iean atack ~ tAse q iii interfering Win turkey
should be preparing farestali tho h.ow2 Does he,
perhaps, think ef eafkng Austria Who would be one
o! hia worst antagonists IA such Hae6 and " ehhns
her single hapded before the compres nsee cou-
fict beg u2y IL he only waiting 10 st ko Until the M
prehensions undoubtedly awakened In bis breast
have been confirmed ~ unequlyocal aigas Of
coming iroube2 or does ho, 10 reality. not
mean 70 eight but only wish 10 prevent tho lorna
ilcn of time he fears, by showing hlrneef 90 and
d0ngf Such the couBdrrstlons current 10 political
circles IN this capital People you sec apt 20 aacr0e
good deal Of pluck and initiative to tho Rgssan
eminent, and their conjecnres are naturally strength
ened by tho fact that Austria, sh0 taken by
surprise alone, and 80 coon after her recent defeat
might find II no matter TO bold her ground Yet i
Is undeniahle that tte deep designs attributed % issa,
u they really exist would MOI 10 aithoat legitimate
cause.
While this subject e win not be superGuous 10
mark that the Swedish press, Tar az its organs
can Law claim 30 political weight hsg without any M.
parent Immediate reason suddenly raised an opcy a.
the Russian lost OF conquest ana insists upon iAs
tvs dtsrtag ',ata AZ ance 9th Pai'siG Tho liberal
G3tiorl G0Ssts and Ma1a0 Journal harmonic this
head vith the liberal conservative Nga gi.cs Aedair,
aud the Decentralization AtRtiddd though II cannot
bring itself 20 befri-nd pfrssla 5 enemy, ont Of the
Danish quarrel. seconds tho common action Of 10
temporaTlcs by sounding he dkJnt agetHa Ns Car.
Whatever may have ocoasioned those warning calls,
Russia has manifested no present hansornga after
Swc6ah torfiiory.
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THE ROMAN QUESTION:.
French Report OF the Political Nitention Ira
The Eternal City.

IRome Ioct 22) correspondence OF Fans DetatA1
in view ~ the great events which boing prepared
.sci accord seems 10 ha, been arrived al between
government and the people The stter borne dova
BY misery They suffer from tho dearaoss Of proyssops
TORS but they persuaded that hs state is only tpn
sltoy. Patience may be fairly said TO be ono of the
al IN rapopstarify and sosokness " /. aware that
the old machine i o. each nsnsnt N danger
iess radical alteration ~ tie pcsit'eai
institutions u about take place. The Romans
awaiting that change with cohdcnco the lower clergy
without 100 hech fear ami tc cariaali rith ssrs0y
DE Liberals dc nothing 70 hasten the crisis because
iDsy knox The rcsnl; II ssro and tho clergy take 10
ssa 70 so s shade y sss.s a isSy
Ss sa.lslss.os tss sy Ss seSssS y s!siss AZ
an..SS sgt 'ss!! srtasu q gsasia '.Tiaay ,isr
tuin Icy sy, win BE- ouis, ~ the unif-
cation Of hey win not he really sccoE2ahed until Tho
possession Of Rome sbali croFn The edhac.'
Tho monetary dlGcnl'y u becoming daily more nh II
aud tia oTeait Of The Remen BARK does mo- roco,er
by no state has 5s;n q gs asss,oqcs Tie now Pom.
ported by assissa as II is issocd pay for lae dsly
saFpiy - s-r.rior of consumption received ~ Rome
ircP .nc n,sheaDg plgyaesa aasnse ,hs Sslssi'lig,
s SC nss Do; fe aScS win 10 4 csS VIII
b.. Of which Tho need IS s sor Mo facility VI baAinsss
Several Of cholera said 70 have occurred q,
Rome, and the fact arpears positive.
Tho population does not, however manifest aby sroas
fear The amr.-mer,s of the month 81 october nre
ing on although sometimes interrupted ~ the unceien
state OF tho weather rreat lottery, 20 b. pad " zoo.
per money 10 DO drawn Tow days back, tnt nGs
been pcsttoEed The legion from Abtinea received
eooly vIler0 hat quarrel hrs inksn pecr be-
tho soldiers and the inbabitauts Th, happy r"sal,
doe 10 tho National Committee which ms4o eNeTg ei
fort 10 calm tbs sa,ion Of the population
Sterling Comfor, for the Pope from America.
IBerlin loc, 201 CORE spordenoa ~ T.ondon Fmo*,
II really 8.sDs sbOlrh Tie syrnis Of the gnnnmel
had bscn TOO monentous 10 allow ~ fhs susamn becom
ting what u usually ir-ths dead aseson Aboc' we.k
arc General MonteDe.lo, the French ecmn.sndsnt ~
Rome received formal from headquarters tosch.
iug The evacuation " the Holy cay ~ tic
the Pope promised the than diplomatic assist
Of Spain IN OF dcsercI ~ France and moro
over heard the iodfesino stsii 2snoe toa 1seea tso
Ga k0n VAscL M.gs Blunt Rnsen iGrc bece rrieins
G,y hsxs ~ fe U4s,.i yVa,s 10 al s,g sptesriDcd
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lFnrs tOct ~ correspondence ~ london NFrs-l
The Fyance mentions the ARRIVAL - lgpcI ir.gl IN
Emperor Naxmilisb H. an iinpoftant EoiNcl pcdr u
here 10 which he repeats ~ fvns rerArfnN q els1gs
don tho POST ~ which to euirag q ne McNcAn psor
no have called him. Ee ~ convinced a Is uiuag
The oourtfy round Mexico tic a. bis siens
be Inasi tho attacks of tha various Tar~s abb
have already gusr~lsf among skeukeyes Tor Tho power
they not ytt n tbeiF tsuta He does lot doubt
that he via Be supported by tile conservatives wh0
Interested IN keapnf What they have sRd b. TO Der.
AZ, whom no hss loaded with fAron
This last paragraph u b. Sincere doos not show tho
knowledge o. human nature which its Arcbagk0
Msyimsn usef 10 haya credit for Most 81 IBIS ever.
Ing papers, IN printing tho telegram announcing that
tGe Austrian ofvar Elizabeth has heegn or1crnd 70
Mexico, follow ~ paragraph explaining that he sad
news Cf tho Impress' illness will probably cause
ehanga IN the Fmpsrar'a view OF his duty.
Tho frd,p>asirros 81 70 day IDceg thai General
Casenan recsiFed ngrueuopa % urge thei necessity Of
stfcatlnT Tho unanlmfy with whirh The papers on
ths evening append and all the continent 70
tbs Telegram 10 show cas NV hsve kof knf 10
thb effect
The Iafepe,sdrncs B,lge lhinks Il probable that IN
Austrian steam vessel ~ war which has been order |
proceed without delay from Trieste 20 vsrs Or
egnvsy he Emperor Maxinlian to EgrDpe
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THE EMPRESS or MEXICO.
Condition % Her Nnjc-ty'- Health, and RE-
ports from Mframar.

Brussels Telegram of TIC I'D ul,ino says;--A cent
oincla contradiction T. f~cn % TIC rufnor tba. the
Queen u the Beigsl4 .osd pFoceod 70 ArAmsr TO visit
the EmpTsss or NsAico.
n In added thai tho Neclnsl0u whch tAe s''e ~ Tho
En- DreSz health hAa rendered recagssry M
Of the departure frDn a.s1mgr u tAe Count q f1n-
deFN
rha ssaierlen' thai thc Empress Charlotte whr W ha
reno, ea % ckep, EslglAua, IA also cOB'radete1.
letior from Bologna IN tho TeDsps gaye.in return
ng from Venice met Ito two nuns Who had Acccmaa-
ulsf abe Fmpeaa Charlotte ~ hilamar. Although
those rases naturally aScfggt, sad n0tvith-
sansDa their reserve csDcad-f FROM their
ten that her Majesty n -ome1hat recovered from III
cerebral commotl0n from which the war sgGenng
The Memorial D.ptora igN ys:At TO isst inom9nt
ws receive news from Mlfurnar to The 6rs ma the
doctors ~ attendance her Mai@y hops that 'he mat
ady Will ony have q temporary character witlpat Apy
gravity, nd s soon yiod 70 reross sod ssaar 'f~st
rNWN
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By STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER 2s.

yhe Inman sfcarnship City Of Pars Captain Kenpsdy
~nssh iof, Liverpool At thrco r ~ the Gath and
neenstown on tho 25,h % October arrived M shs por
- IN early hour yesterday morning
Our Hes and speca, ny city OF Paris con.
in,eregiing dssls or cable Dispatches dated 10
Aer day OF sailing
ner financial and commercial rports have beeu anti
,>cpated by cable tcIasraras.
Tho NccAdafcs MdoaSins says:--
:, We undor-,and thsi government has ordered one OF
chs isinch Rodman guns With improved csrrtave shot
pn1 powder from Nic United S,ntcg The gun wili pre-
Lily arrive In this country In Gvc weeks when
20 shall hore for seiteneDt VI che question between
i8st,ish ana American ordnance.
u IL stated that ths rrirco or Wales sltends1 ~
4SaE erous sui,e vii leave England for Russia on Tho
Ah 81 November 70 bc pscsens al tho marriage or hs
sisie-ln law. the Prncss Dasmar viii the C.srowch
Nj v, 4. Forster, n. r., had been addresslng his
sonfttutnis on rofosm Hall'ar, Yorkshire and hs
apeecA attracted coroiderabls attention The London
Meas Gay no deserves tbs praise o. having delivered
Got perhaps the most eoquont but certainly tho nest
Der7agge md stssosnaniike speech on tba reform
sxs-ton WHICH hAs besa heard during The recss.
The standard bessrs, London was burnt 70 n. ground
On The 2sh uAlnc.
Tbs secprtsSy Of Slate for war % England has IA.
cited proposaser replace ,ps rresen,
sees used ia ,hcnriilsh army.
Dir Merton Peto had goas bsfcrs his consststa,, Al
erislol and gwen eypias..ions references 70 hs con
kec,on With ,te London, Chatham and Dover Railway.
u ssys bo may i~yc been fcorh Ia sadeavoring V
ebppori tie ocpgssy bus be has not been dishonest
NE meeting ahton he addressed Unanimously paused
hssolu,lon dssayng hb explanations 70 " satisfactory
Mr. Murphy, Coseui Gsnsrd Of the uptee States a.
Nsankfort, hss Treasured hs arm "a rs % sSktss out
3Ns carriage
We Emperor Empssw ADD ,ns Prince impsrsi cf
ssass isst siasAs octoecr a. amid the socisna-
sas o. The srovV sho ehsosssd the vicinity u tbs r.
sy station The hesltk Of ,hsir nslssies and Of TIA
Prince spt ssftd sxosiisnt Tss imperial party arrived
The pslaA, w. oleud Ia the p.adio Of tue night
TIA nsvsn,per spesk Of ~. ooalnusd lines az
qsun, BsrnsgS vtcA they describe 40 prosira,los,
tstcnpanisa :, We r. appetite Pfvs,sls,..rs,o rsft
~ confirm hA Nat they ssin o. ASIliscx ~ psr.
kSts
ssssn El,sE' eeSaSstss, % ~ led sanesrss 80
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Reports Of the Late Victories ogt',c Christia ns.
An Official despntch received Tie Crock Cons date
london, dated Athens, October ~, says
hustapha pssha with the Turkish army had advanced
far as Sonrba. The Christians after desperate
ssaDce Of four DAYS. from the 9th 10 the l2th 0! ooio
Der, forced the Turkish army withdraw 20 Kefaus
within three hours from Canea
ny cable advices of late date published 10 The
HERALD the Turks claim 70 have subsequently, defeated
tho Christians severely --Ep HERALD
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Nc Wry /" Hsbeas Csrpo- yss served o. an.
es 81 the Jsn-The Writ R.tsrnssie
Wmhis Threc Days rss New C.rm,..,.,.
ere LAS, 70 He@sis 10 Jan unsr AnsY a..
Ele~tsss
ssLrsoss, Nsv a. 1874
ms ossHs TO- cevsrsa SWANS newly sprainse<
@nmMs'o1rs havs made sgpss4ilos - Jaase Bay1a,
ns cosna Apr~sis sor . writ 81 hab.ss ecvpa. 70
wms ~Woseu To psriss nov bsid Ia castSsy BY M
CIV Jan ssf'r the ovdsf ~ Jaess Roas,
" Vie cnsa~i ooyr uy v ,bs p,...,, -r,,ss
nh vns y sn ben srv,s IN a.. v.s.v a
Ne IN en- - ths 10 ssnssy N eansoa ~, -
ssrsd sssshanerse~ nersiss sns I. ssA
- /" - ssssssu vta Ne vy IN -
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OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
IT A | Y

King Victor Emanuel Preparing TO Enter
Venice.
Fl0RExc, Oct. Is, 1860
The King OF Italy viii receive tho Venetian depuation
at Turin on the Alb OF November, who win communicate
10 his Majesty the result OF the plbisei~p On The
evening Of the following day his Majesty viii leave FOR
Venice arriving the 7th He viii be accompanied by
he presidents of both chambers OF the legislature the
Ministers and military household
-Four hundred and nine Venetian residents In Florence
voted for union with Italy Only negative vote was
Recorded
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grH Rir1it MELTING FRIbn spaT
sus a,Lr8sFf assrlSSFscF.


s-t.rs TEE ti ,,kfyF1fN.y kkaatau, s~sNuf1F
g.,. g., rt a*. ~. M,1 ,ts I. tft,,,-.s.. I
, r.f +a., ss,,r.,io, r.,.,
mr. $500" N4"NR'@t 80
soat't 'f"l $50.
pfr~etf, Nov 8, 1850
,vsetf.y NY s AZ. =. hatt " provt. t,,ee, M.
atfo l4f At.h fcfrv Ksgy ptceide
Thets.tro 3 ffN,L st.! afaobe t.c aan
X,
80 ~as HiNMf "a 6fNHea Nha htl
e'sr duo 4, A.s rfoe ~.ajs
Ianerl l. lt,. 4 a.Ys 1o nU6ta,g d,seft ttroreiY
~ .N' atvtt't .ae - 80 7" 'H'n7
iiai - m rota i't ar 30 e.fe II GoyttnMant,
80, - ..4 t.g%r 7. i-tv..srf III k.r.t~y ~, ed
.
'n@ liAf faH 81 eb5e N'At - r,y fls~e f'pA4
reF1 sisesre'y aMt y 9H III tnsli tations, and
~, ~ ,,.-, t.,ala IA =. ~ al Nm. Al ia
c.leia. III lii NH l fae gs.sg II 81 .iie ass.ss
! 80 10 KY ~4,ts III
a.. i ~ e Il, NJ III. nrs ia, Ia sssso !,
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T U R K E Y.

The New Danubian Ruler Received mt Court.
CoSsrASrrsoPrE, Oct. %, 1864
Prince Charles arrived hero yesterday. and immei
atey after had audience OF the Sultan, b. whom he
was received with tho highest honors.
The palace Of Kutschuln has been placed at the dig
posal OF the Prince during his stay In the capital
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TING CASTERS QUESTION.

nssssss xrvsDssins fss !. war with Ass,ri,
Psns~sA Waschirs tho Progress % the. !,
sssion.
tbsfl3 tock 20 correspondence orsAe lonrhs Ssrth
Will sfssl ,cr;ss Il driving 90 N ,tr. h.. a.
toms o. ~ ssrcuA nature are EcCssks troo - from
go Esst Y Y A.. pretty cisst ny : incbatirs
rpisse -, tRy bA' pTcss 49, ~. 'Xs,hsrxn
i t,sa s,Ws !; sss,ia ~
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The Unised states NJ An Che degsudau. who
THIS 10 suit on trial IA Iorcufeaerais ststos o. N
geYerrmsrt 20 get inforeeossess 90 belonging " hln
vas Oh. Liverpool ag~p,
what property be hsfa cosn 90 The fsd uitimo Cor
late gowernmsnt Or thA bill the ground that the
Application N shroad for noAriy va mouths, but
further umsstrrned, and BIZ iastrncsions had besa
defendant some discgssios the chief cisrs o. the
be lisa the defendant fortnighps cine rfo1 psy.
tsx. lhs ess<s u The spplseaiion.
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eER N A n Y.

New Parliament:
BERLIN. Nov 4, 1866.
The King Of saxony and bis family entered
nrssdsn yesterday, aud we're well received By
ne people.
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noysi Greeting TO Venetian Visitors.
FLORENCE, Nov. 4, 1866.
A depatation from venetia had arrived at
TuEiD amid great enthusiasm.
Tie King and Cabinet we're ,trerc to receive
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BRussrrs, Nov, s. 1856.
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.ssgned
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Z QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 4. 1900.
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