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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TEyHE subscriber Is constantly receiving ir"fn 'h' =
bra,ed mannfactory of NUNS & CLARE ~"
York, eleean, and plain Piano Fortes, p"ss'ss''s
lstps, improvements and that deicacy Of i"nc" 90"
sweetness of tore 80 pee uiar to ihpr mannlacutf
h1so . rarre assortment OF Musical instruments, aH'
Musical Merchandise in general.
Piano For,es repaired tuned, let hire and 'Sen %
exchange. r.,,
The largest collection Of Music offered Tor s''
,b;s Slate may be selected frnm the store 81 'n'
scrhrr who is now enabled 10 sell al The fhIa'eF""
and New York wholesale and retail prices
Piano Forte ard ,Husie Store, opposite nc D9'''
Aug Is
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a YOUNG LADY. recently from II lh- mo-,
IA esteemed Of the New England Academies VII,
has also taught in England is DESTROYS of forming :,
engagement as Princpa Of an Academy High ScAod
for Young Ladies.
Address d. Cumming S Gay ST, Baltimore sd
Ocl4 i3-5r-
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China Lacking GiasS's, Chandeliers and Lamps
Tt HAVE Just opened an extensive assortment oi Inc
most fashionable articles in my line, al prices maj
must induce my customers to purchase, consisting 10
part Of The following articles
Superior Gilt China Tea Sells. great variety Of fapfn'
Canton Granite and Print Dinner Services, IN various
Superior Astral Chandeliers for Churches, Halle aad
Parlnurs
Astral Lamps Bright and Bronze-of new and suP''i'
patterns
han'eI Lamps with Glass Drops, Bright and Bronze
Stand Lamps &c. do do
Cot and PLAN Glass Hall Lamps
Reading Lamps
Grandoes, with glass drops, with from to Fights
| Candeabras. for centre and side Table,
Brackets. with from 3 TO lights
Lamps Of every variety for Churches, Stores FACTORIES
and Parlors
Looking Glasses, consisting in part ct Manltl, i"''
Toilet md Shaving Glasses from $500 |" 3
Table Cutlery Of superior quality, from several MANI
Plated Candlesticks Fruit Baskets Casters, snufrfa '
Trays. DC. ab,
Cut and PLAIN Decanters, Tumbers Wines, &C. - ~
very general assortment Of every description o' hs''
enware China and Glass
Tea trays Walters, sc Of new patterns i;
Brass Tenders Andifons, &c, win an asso''"'
HOUSE. keeping articles. too numerous 10 m'h'I'n'
The sub.crhrr feels DESTROYS that his country o.
cty friends should favor HIM with call, I" eaa'"
stock Of goods and prices before purchasing rse"'
s he feels confident that the great varly ana -" pm
| will be great inducements Ia purchasers
w. JAMES EVANS, Main Srr't.
ca, o. 4l-3m
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a / n meeting OF the Pfrstisr' ana Directors = -
"a Bank 81 Virginia. IN tho llfh day ~ Jur, l.. y
II rdS Res0irfd. That hooks Of suhscupro0 t. ,t .
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opened forthwith al the Bank at Richmond by IN.
Ter and al the several ranchrs by the Cashiers hp
aud also al Portsmouth, under the superintendent. n
John a. Chandler, John w MuIdaugh and II. L. VI,
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subscribed and paid for 3 250 shares and SO IN ib
equal instruments Of two, four and Elk months lherssfs
with interest from the same period
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u book of subscription is accordingly opened /,
he Bank Of Virginia.
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92000 volumes, Is the second Ia France. There are
three cemrieriesthe best laid cut 10 ioio y on 'ne
hill Of Fourrerrs Lyons has been The eapils.l ~
Celtic Gaul lunder Augustus Cesafl and Of the bur
gundiars afterwards. 4
Few cities la France are weallhier than Lyons
Tbe villas which surround lare thrice as numerous
as those OF Paris, and some OF them are really mag
nifcent. This Is easily TO be accounted ior-Paris
Is a city Of officials lad shopkeepcrs, we'll on. Dni
not rich; Lyons is a city OF manufactures, where
great fortunes are made.
Ia 1871, Lyons had 10000 inhabitln's. In 1914
lis manufactures being crushed IL had 100 QUO. 10
1929, il had $4,000. Now, (f one may trust " lie
Guide Picturesque de PElIsnger Lyon" the popu-
lation is 100000 II Is as rapidly advancing, as
manufacturing Town, as Manchester or Glasgow
Trade Is SO brisk that no new emeates are dreaded
Wages are high, aud workmen saving money.
The manufactures Of Lyons are very considera-
BILE The chief Is that of silk. That raised in the
vicinity Is beautifully white, bul they also work up
nearly all the silk raised In France, and great
quantity imported from Italy. There are nearly
5000 manufactures within the walls, and about 70.
600 looms Silk and wooen, silk and cotton SUNS
Grape, shawls silk hose, gold and silver lace, are
also made here, and command preference above
all others Lyons is also great depo, for printing
and books, paper-hangings, and the manufacture 9i
glass, gems, hats, gloves, artificial flowers, &C.
gets provisions from The southern cities, oil and soap
from Provence, and wines from LaDgnedoc.
Lyons Is an archie piscopa see capital OF the de-
pariment of the Rhone--formerly the province Of
The Lyonnais, which included the department OF the
Rhone and Loire. great many soldiers are quar-
tered here ready TO quell the disturbances which 50
often break out.
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Another important agent or influence on
the probable duration Of life is marriage. It
is proved by the researches of our author,
that the marriage state is favorable TO lon
gevty, and especially in reference TO the male
sex.
The influence Of poverty and destitu.ion in
shortening the medium duration of life is well
known. DR.. Caspar gives some tables of
mortality which proves the contrast in this
respect between the poor and the affluent.
From these it would seem that the medium
age OF the nobility in Germany may be stated
at about 90 years, whereas that Of the pau
pers is as low as 80 years.
The last chapter Of the work treats of the
influence OF the fecundity of population
uponits mortality. DR.. Caspar shows, by
vast number Of documents that "the mortal.
ty in any population is always in exact ratio
to its fecundity,' or, in other words, 1.-THE
more prolific the people the greater, usual
ly, is the mortality among them.'
He alludes to the difference, in this respect,
in the different districts in England ; and
maintains that wherever the number Of births
is highest, there the mortality is greatest at
the same time.
The same result is derivable from statisti-
cal Investigations in Belgium, France and
other countries.
Dr. Caspar concludes his work by embo-
dying the general principles Of his researches
IN the following conclusions,
4: The proportion Of births to the actual
stationary population of any place expresses,
or IS relative to, the medium duration of life
in that population.
a =. , r. ;
2: The female sex enjoys, at every period
OF life, except at puberty, at which epoch the
mortality is rather greater among Young fe-
males, greater longevity than the male sex
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will endeavor to keep you advised of our cleo
ton returas-to-morrow all the returns will be in,
and will then send to you.
By the Louisa Stage Ilearn that Garland has beaten
Gordon, two 10 one, at Mechanicsville, Louisa, at
o'clock We nave some tremendous long faces
about here at this time. The friends Of Gordon
said yesterday, that he would beat Garland 400 in
Louisa; 200 in Albemarle, and 100 in Fuvanna--
and an informed that Mr.. Coles said hs should
get votes 10 Dr.. Cookies one, in Albemarle. Per
haps some of these sage calculators have been
figuring away for the Enquirer for some time past
but alas they deceive themselves voluntarily for the
people never gave any indications that they were
going as the Enquirer said they would.
From The Pefcrsb,~g Iafeihgencer, Nav a..
THE "CocKADE" ALL RIGHTl
We have barely time TO give the following graft
flying result OF the election in this town yese rday
FOR CONGRESS.
Pegram, 235
Rives, l3S--Q7
FOR THE SENATE.
Flournoy,- ga
Nash, 1850
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
May, 800
Pollard -- 16f-56
The news from Dinwiddie is also cheering for
the Wings Whitworlh il is supposed, will be elect.
eu' ADout . O'Clock, WhitWorih was ahead about
| GO and Gholson 80
The contest in Prince George is unfavorable for
CHESTERFIELD.
For rms Senate.
Flournoy,- 1876
Nash, IsI-46
Polls kept open three drvs on account of rain.
| HENRICO
| The Wing ticket ahead. Polls kept open three
days on account of rain.
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Smith, besides supplying the confectioners 81
New York and Philadelphia. can send grapes
plucked at noon, to be eaten at breakfast next
morning a, Baltimore or Saratoga. And
finally, Mr. b. intends to show, that white
grapes Of the choicest kind my be raised
so cheaply as TO become the common desert
at every farmers table. The rich nabob who
dares 10 incur the reproach Of u graPeiess
dinner. will be ever after Stunned by all true
disciples Of Apicius. and ready in the agony
Of his shame, 10 follow the example Of that
great gormand-and poison himself Such
are the pursuits -such the wicked aims OF
Nicholas Biddle.
.The very head and front Of his offending
Hath this extent, no more"
AoRIcuLToR.
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From the Weekly Madisonias, 81 May 25.
VIRGINIA L Il l. CTION y.
GARLAND TRIUMPHANT

The subjoined returns from friend at
Charlottesville, leave no room TO doubt the
complete success Of Garland over Gordon in
the Albemarle District. This is the District
in which Mr.. Riyes resides, and the result is
gratifying to his friends. The current Of OPT.
Mon in this city, formed upon partial returns
from Districts near the capitol, was yesterday
unfavorabe to the opposition. We apprehend
il will take different direction before the re-
turns are all in.
Its seems to be admitted that Mercer (Whig)
is elected to Congress in Fairfax District
In the Frederick district, Barton, (Whig,) as
far as heard from, is III votes behind Lucas
(adm.) THE counties Of Berkely and Morgan
to hear from. The election will be warmly
contcsted-but the chances are in favor of
Lucas.
Bolts Whig) is elected in the Richmond
District by near 300 majority over Selden
(adm.)
In the Charlotte District, lately represented
by MIR. Boullin, (adrn.,) Mr.. Hill (Whigl has
succeeded by small majority.
Three Wings, we understand, are elected in
Loudoun.
CHARLorrEsvLLE May %, 1887.
THos. ALLEN, Esq
Dear Sr:-Our election has Just closed, and
hasten to give you such Information as am in pos
session of.
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Court house,
Porter's,

II
There being no opposition to Messrs. Gilmer and
Souhail, for the county, the votes we're generally
cast Tor them.
Ifyou wish to see where the "missro5ls Conserua-
tires" as the ex-senator OF Connecticut (Dr Nles)
styles US, cast their votes you that they te
In Cookies and Girlands poll The day has been
very unfavorable, and the Votes cast were quite
small-could the people have come out a much
larger majority would have been given to Dr. c.
and Major Garland. IL have n hesitation ia saying
that four-fths Of the people Of Alb.rmarle are op-
posed to the disorganizing and revoui mary"
schemes of the present administration. And rely
upon i that majority Of the voters Of Albelnarle
are in favor Of WIN. G. Rives reelection 10 the u
States Senate; and trust h1l next winter will see
him ag lin in Washington battling for his country's
cause against the Sub treasury.
There are three precincts to hear from in this
county, viz: Stony Point, divers and White Hail.
which will give you If hear from them before
the mail closes. Il is expected that Garland and
Cooke will get majority at White Hall and Stony
Po.t-Gordon and Coles at divers. Porlers' is
Coles neghb,rhood, and you will see at one o'clock
he had only ID majority
Yours, with respect,
The Rives' dinner at Amherst went off admira-
bly,, $40 parsons were present to hear his speech.
/ open my letter to say that l have received the
voting al White Hall.
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8. Pregnancy and labor occasion, indeed.
a considerable loss Of life; but this loss dis
appears, or is lost in the general mass.
A. The so-called climacieric periods Of
life do not seem 10 have any influence on the
longevity Of ei,her sex.
s. I he medium duration Of life, nj the pre-
sent time, is in Russia about 81 years. in
Prussia %, in Switzerland "a. in France So,
IN Belgium 80. and in England So years,
6. The medium duration Of life has in re-
cent times, increased very greatly in most
cities in Europe.
7. In reference to the influence of profess
sions or occupation on lite, il seems that &C.
Clesiasiics are, on tho whole. the longest,
and medical men are the shortest livers mill
iiary men are nearly between the two ex-
tremes, but yet, proportionally, they, more
frequently than others, reach very advanced
years.
8. The mortality is very generally greater
in manufacturing than in agricultural districts.
8. Marriage is decidedly favorable to lon
geyity.
10. The mortality among the poor is always
greater than among the weather. classes
H. The mortality in population appears
TO be always proportionate TO its fecundily,--
as the number Of births increase SO does the
number Of deaths at the same time.
TIE conversion Of Parsons, from playing to
preaching, has heretofore been mentioned in
our columns, but unaccompanied by the in
teresling particulars, whichsa are given as fol-
lows in the Chicago Democrat: @1
+" The Louisville Theatre was lately
crowded to excess to witness Charles b.
Parsons celebrated performance of Othello,
when the manager came forward and an
nounced that there could be no performance
that evening, in consequence Of the surprising
conversion OF Mr.. Parsons under Mr.. Maf-
fits preaching. The audience was very in
dignant and quite number of young people
ran into Mr.. Mathis meeting house and com
menced crying, Othelloxf. Othellor so loud
that Mr. Maffit stopped sermon. lmme-
diately, Mr.. Parsons ~GIked into the broad
aisle and pronounced in the most emphatic
manner Othello's occupations gone and
then proceeded to- say that, A change came
over the spirit Of his Dream he had freued
his blief hour upon the STAGE Of Thespis and
hem nth should perform in the House Of
PraJ Ind Temple Of Zion he had left the
sock and buskin' for the sword and helmet
Of righteousness, and that, instead Of fighting
Shakspeare's mimic battles, he should here
after fight under the Cross Of Jesus Christ ;
and finally, he exhnrted his old comrades to
remain with him and leave the theatre to be-
come the abode Of bats. The papers say it
was Charley's hes. performance, and that his
thrilling eloquence will win him twenty fold
laurels in holy orders when compared with
the stage"
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Real Blessing 10 N,tters. ..
DR.. w. EVANS CELEBRATED sooTHISG sYRUP
ron CUR nprr cirTtNG THEIR TEETH

This infallible remedy has preserved hundreds OF
children when thought past recovery from convns"n'
As the Syrup is rubbed on the gums the en-"
viii recover This preparation is so innocent flea
cious and so pleasant thar child will refuse 10 lei rs
gums be rubbed with it, When infants at the aec Of
four months, though there is appearance OF teeth one
bottle Of the Syrup should be used the gums oen
the pores. Parents should be without the syrup
in the nursery where there young children for II
child wakes in the night with pain in the gums the syrup
Immediately gives ease by opening the pores and healing
the gums thereby preventing commissions, fevers, &c
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From fAs Aisraadria Gazette, May 25.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Faiyfar.--A At Miilan's, Rail-. Wing, o ahead. Al
The Courthouse, Powell, ". b., ahead. Drane's TO
hear from. Poweii's election probable-which Is
Wing loss
Precinct stood at o'clock on Thursday, follows:
FIR Congress- Slaughter IsS--Banks 81.
For SAFE Seaaic.--Thornlnn l90-Garnelt 81.
For House Of Dsiegates.--Cruichheld( Con) l03
-Holladay 30.
POSTSCRIPT
Court House. DranssvilIe. Mil:n's,
Powell, lag ~ ~ %
Powells majority, 20.
FIR Congyess-Mason 245-Mercer 237
Palxcg WILLIAM.
We have partial relurns from Prince William,
which gives The usual administration majority.
Ar W.RsEsros. = Marshall I2i-Seou Ill
Messrs. M. a. s., the Wing candidates for the Lee
gslature.
Wallace l6O-smith I5O-the Administration
candidates.
Far Congress Mercer 72-Mason i42
Warrenlun is The strong Administration precinct,
and gives decreased Administration majority
The Wing candidates for the Legislature are
elected by handsome majority
Frederiek.-Byri and Baker, the Administration
candidates, elected.
RICHMOND DISTRICT
The Richmond Wing Of Friday, says, "the
Wing candidate for Congress is SAFE"
ELECTION RETURNS
FiRsr Day
CITY OF RICHMOND.
CoNGRE,s-B Bolts, [Whg] 305
Selden, ADM 1873
SEsArE-Lyons, Whig,] 342
Bigger. Adm1 25
HOUSE or DEL.-RobeT son. WI 407
Bosher,. Adm. 20
HENRICO g. II.
CoNGREss
John M. Bolts, IWhig] 2sl
William Selden, ADM l6S
SENATE.
James Lyons, [Whig,] 2IS
HoUsE OF DELEGATES.
Sherwin McRae, [Whig,l -
William N. Whiting, (Adm.l la
Not candidates.
New Market and Short Pump preciDts not heard
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What then say you, is this
- monster IN his thought
loo hldcons to be showni

Shade Of Brutus, bear me witness while
tell you,-the great ambition of this Numean
Lion ms Minetanr, is TO sniff do,cn eoery
mans throat bunch Of fresh grapes grapes
oil American growth-unimported and unim-
pregnated with sa~ dust. In good earnest,
things are so arranged that his vigneron, Mr..
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CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 DOLLARS!
AND FOURTEEN DRAWN NUMBERS
" ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,

Glass No. 4 for 1889.
To be dramn al Alexandria, d. c. positively on Sa-
turddy 18Th June 1889.
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AGENTS.

LEWIS JOHNSTON, Washington.
C. CRUIKSHANK, Georgetown.
BELL 81 ENTUSlLE, Alexandria.
EDWARD Mcdowell, Fredericksburg.
MORTIMER a. MOWBRAY Baltimore.
G. HALL, Norfolk.
A. DUVALL, Richmond.
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We have statement Of the polls for delegates but
learn tina, Mr.. Roberts, the Wing candidate is elected
by 20 majority.
NANSEMOND.
At Suffolk at half past 4, Msllorys majority was Al.
Hodges majority (for the Assembly } 81.
The precinct not heard from, but the maj ,rity for
Mallory and Hodges probably sbout so.
ELIZABETH CITY.
FoR CONGRESS-
Mallory l5S
.. Holleman, 81
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Cotton (Wm) 227
Cratford, (W) SO
Warwick to be heard from, which will probably ex-
coed DR.. Collons majority and elect Mr.. Crafford.
ISLE OF WIGHT
At half past o'clock, Holleman's majority 403.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

Besides prizes Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
-Sl00-$75-$6 0-S 50--S40 and $50.
IA Drawn Numbers out of rs.
Tickets only S2o-Halves SI0--Quarters S.
Eighths 81 So
Certificates Of Packages OF 90 Whole Tickets S2f0
do do 20 Half do 100
do do &c Quarter do 60
do do % Eighth do ~
H Orders for Tickets and Shares or Certificates OF
Packages in the above Splendid Lottery, will receive the
prompt attention. and those who order from u.s. may
rely upon having the drawing sent them Immediately
after il is over Send orders early and address
d. s. GREGORY IL Co, Managers,
NAV I5--2aw 4w IT, Washington City, u. c.
nPoRTo GRAPE JUICE PORT. CLARET,
~ Brown Stout, Scotch Ale, DC. 8c.---The subscriber
has ia store supply Of the above, with nearly every
other article in his lne which he dsposes OF small
advance
Persons wishing TO supply themselves will find il to
their advantage TO call and examine the quality and learn
the prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Persons having bottles and wishing bottle claret for
themselves, can, by applying immediately, be supplied
with any quantity they may want by the gallon at or
price j. b. MORGAN,
may 22-3t Pennsylvania Avenue, near 10th street.
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PARTIAL RETURNS.
HaNnvrR-At Cold Harbor, Curtis received ia,
and While 81 votes. Bots 80, Selden ~. Negro
Foot--Ssldsn and White 80 mijoriiy Hanover
G. III. Selden and White Ii ahead.
CHEsrgRrIE.p- No opposition to Cox, Loco for
The House. For the Senate, Nash led Tourney
about SO al night.
HsNnIco-N New Market precinct, the Loco Foco
candidates about SIS ahead towards sunset. Short
Pump not heard from. No doubt Of Nc ae's W.
election 10 the House.
CaRoLrNE-Yaif past 4-The vote stood at the
court house for Delegate, Corbin It's, Samuel, 1888
Senate-Thornion, $50, Garnet, 100. Congress =
Hunter 1874, Scot, 1872. Polls KEEP. open.
PETERSBURG All the close Of the polls last evening"
Nav, for the House, was AZ ahead-Pegram, for
Congress, about he same-Flournoy, for Senate
ditto. Not known il polls were kept open.
DINwlpnE--Rcported that our "bold and vigorous"
friend Vaughan is left at home.
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Besides prizes Of $685. i6o-$l50--SI
$l20-Sl00-$75-$60-S5 and $40.
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rI1HE Mosthly Miscellany Of Religion and Ieu ., r,,.
l conducted ~ the Rev. Caznran Palirey, II JUS =
lshed at Boston in monthly numbers for s3Pc' ""'',.
Spbseriptions will be received IF Taylors, VIZ an
,h Grxt numbers Just ISSUED from the press may Ue s
supply Of the Unitarian Hymn Books, just "es''''
may 20 ...-
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PARTIAL. RETURNS.

New Market and Short Pump preciDs not heard