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MANESCA'S FRENCH COURSE, m Oral Sys
lIl TEN of Teaching Living Languages, illustrated
by practical course OF lessons in the French through
the medium of the English by jean Maaesca, fourth
edition, revised Forsa by I
t8f la~iN p's taliaeE r. FARNHAM,
~VSN corner nth street and Penn. av.
Where may be found all the French School boou
now in use, and sold at very low prices.
nov6
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~ ANDERSON, BOOKSELLER AND STA
VI. TONER, bet,ceen l2th and 18th Streets Penn.
.Apenueti. A. keeps constantly for sale the follow
ing articles, which he offers wholesale and retail, on
as liberal terms as be had here elsewhere viz:
Printing paper, wrapping paper
Binders and trunk boards
Russia, ca f, and sheep skins
Writing paper, drawing paper
Visiting and business cards, playing cards
Drawing materials, fancy articles, perfumery
Fishing tackle and twine, writing desks
Work boxes, blank books, Portfolios, snuff
Smoking and chewing tobacco, segars, &c
Also general assortment of school books CLASH
cal miscellaneous, and juvenile works. bibles, prayer,
and hymn books of every denomination, Catholic,
Protestant, &c.) at the lowest northern prices.
dec l2-tf
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DIR. J. j. EALES,

M DIR. j. j. F.aLES,
w ORM LOZENGES.-These Lozenges are
safe and sure remedy for worms Two or three, is
dose for very small children, and five six for
larger ones
For sale at the Perfumery, Fancy, and Patent Med.
icine Depot of JAMES CLEPHANE,
APPS Corner of Penn. avenue and I2th 81.
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TEXIAN REVOLUTION AND THE ANNEX
i ALTON OF TEXAS, for sale by r. FARM
HAM, of Pennsylvania avenue and llth street
This pamphlet contains brief account of the colon-
cation Of Texas; an examination of the causes and
character Of the revolt therein; and full review
of the diplomatic, military, and speculative opera
tions of Government and individuals in the United
States tending to annexation. mar 22--
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COUGH LOZENGES,

n COUGH LOZENGES,
/ REPAIRED with care by DR.. J. J. FALES, Bos-
ton, Mass.-They are beneficial IN an cases of COM
mon Colds. Hopping Cough, and all other Coughs.
They are useful in inAammations of the throat and
lungs and they are particularly beneficial 10 the
Hives and very good substitute for the celebrated
Hive Syrup. They also good substitute for the
cough candies, quinsy cordlals and pulmonary ball
sans, &c. Take ten per day, or one or two every
hour, till relief is obtained. sF
For sale at the Perfnmery, Fancy, and Patent Med
icine Depot of JAMES CLEPHANE,
APPS Corner Of Penn. avenue and 18th st.
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NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS! At THE NEW
TN CHEAP CASH STORE!

Yh CI1E.HP C.HSf1 SIURE!
\ HE subscriber has just received from the North
large and beautiful stock of new spring goods for
for gentlemen and ladies' wear his assortment being
very extensive and of the most fashionable and latest
Styles which can not help pleasing those of the most
refined taste; and, what is more important, and
which should be very great inducement to those
who wish to economise, they were purchased very
low in the very best markets, with great judgment
and taste which will enable him to sell at twenty
per cent less than any other merchant in the city
The public will do well by calling and examining
his stock before purchasing elsewhere consisting Of
2OO pieces Balzarines, all qualities and prices
90 do painted Lawns do do
20 do black and light Apaccas do
20 do light Mousse!ines de Laine
IS do black Balzarine Calicoes
300 do light Cacoes
dozen rich handsome Silk Shawls
3 do rich embrd Mousselne de Laine Shawls
3 do rich Victoria Shawls
10 do fancy Silk Handkerchief beautiful STYLES
20 do hemstitched and plain lnencambric Hdkfs
5 do Bustle Skirts
90 do light Kid Gloves
so do cotton Hose, all qualities from 49, cts. up
10 do silk do
20 do Sunshades and Parasols
Is do new style Bonnets
10 do beautiful French Dimity Cuffs
5 do handsome French bonnet Caps
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR
10 pieces wool-dyed black Cloths, very cheap
10 do invisible green and brown Cloths
20 do light and dark tassimeres all qualities
25 do Gambroons, plaids, and plain do do
Is do black and Invisible green Summer Cloths
l0U do Linen Drillings and plain Linens
SO do Irish Linens
81 dozen silk and kid Gloves
A do light mohair and silk Scarfs
30 do handsome silk Handkerchiefs
26 do mems and youths Straw Hats
And also very extensive assortment Of Domestics
Of every description. ST WALL,
Pennsylvania avenue, btw. 9th & 9th SITS.
ap3-2w Opposite Centre Market.
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S BALsAM OF ANIsEED, for Coughs,

ICE! ICE! ICE!- The subscriber having succeeded,
i at very great expense, in filling his large house
with Potomac Ice, Of very superior quality, is
prepared to receive orders for the coming season.
He would advise al private families, keepers Of
hotels, boarding houses, confectionaries, &c., who
wish supply through the entire season, to make
as many were last summer, by one or two, mall deal
ers in that article, who attempted to furnish and
failed in the hottest weather, wher it was most
wanted.
He has the largest house in the district, and will
feel bound to furnish those who commence with him
until next December if they reqdire il.
Persons wishing ice before the season for deliver.
ing from the wagons, can get it by sending to the
store, where it is kept constantly on hand.
q. d. GILMAN,
feb 81 Druggist, Penn. Avenue.
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MOTICE.-The subscriber has on hand and Tor
IN sale, at MIR. c. b. Calvert's Steam Saw-mill,
near Badensburg, and also the Railroad Depot,
Washington, large and general assortment of sea-
soned White Oak, Red Gum, and other timbers,
suitable for House framing, Mlwrights, Wheelrights,
&C. Also Axetrees, Hubs, &c., seasoned and green
Planks for Wagons and Carts. SIC. Also Maple and
Red Birch Beadstead Scantling from to inches
Depot, from one to one hundred and fifty cords of
Oak Wood, at 81 per ccrd, delivered. Persons
wishing 10 purchase, will please call on the subscrib-
or in Washington near the Railroad Depot or leave
their orders at the Railroad Office Of Mr.. T. Belt
Bladensburg, and they will be puncualy attended to-
Also for sale, GOO gallons pure Cider Vinegar.
Terms Cash. j. CAHO, Agent for
mar 2l--dtml G. B. CALVERT.
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CODA WAFER, fresh from the fountain, at GIL
- MANS Drug Store. feb "a
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d OBERT P. ANDERSON, Bookbnder and Paper
III Ruler, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street. Binding and Machine Ruling, Of any kind or
pattern, neatly and promptly executed, and on as
good terms as any other establishment in the Dis.
trict. nov A
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LAW NOTICE.

TAMES J. DlCKINS, Attorney and Counsellor al
La,p practices in the Supreme Court of the United
States the several courts of the District Of Columbia
prosecutes claims before Congress, and the several
Departments of the General Government; and in
general does all business requiring an Agent or At
torney. Office No. 4, west wing of the City Hall.
nov ally
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ID A j. A. CULVERWELL. Collector and Agent,
LII. offers his services his friends and the public
generally for the collection of accounts and any agen-
cy business they muy be pleased to favor him with
dence an 9Th street. between and H streets, oppoi
site Mcleod Academy, where four or five gentlemen
can be Accommodated with board, without lodging.
feb 13-tf
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its own Latitude fear, however, that hav,
rather orerionc The thing--anl begin to believe
that orr friend Harrison was not 50 lar ont, when
IL appointed Committee If Thee, In write for
him or mol write Tor him, Is they nigh, thinl;
most exPedieni. mad il VAS very cmbarraSs-
ing Office mac undertaken. In pleasing one set
You are very apt 10 offend anoihel-As You w.ill
rtcolicc' ABOUT thc unhappy man. who was carry
ln% MS Ass y Mario ,"n found 10 his cJs, that
there was no pleasing ever body At once. and fl
nalv lost us Ass IN The bargain. My friends
too nave demonstrated against my loqaacity, and
hin'cd Soi"etnihS aboht Their 10. supporting M,
continued 10 make such fool OF myself 50
ieilcFe, WIZ write no morc-at least Tor the
putlc eye-iniendin@, OF course, 10 make mp ~
The nun0cr .. ny private Epistlcs Tor the want Vi
public Letters.
nope roa VII. ike this last public letter which
lenclo>e You. have weighed it well, and from
what CasNiuS writes iac and other q; my friends
IN ne NORTH. expect thdt | had rather over
core We o"',Ees> ~ my last letter thrown my
SCI 700 MICA on Tie Soi'nen SIDE 81 ihe SADDLE,
ana c%cl;ed the J"aoESiaS anu d0u5> al tac aDO-
| l'loGists. lave, therefore, determined, IS a
last resource, 10 - beck tony first lo:t-the Ra-
leigh lct;er-arG 10 remove all approximations on
their parts Tho. the weatncfcocii mght change
again, ha". declared that tbs is ny las; letter.
IL necessary | can write private letters 10 my
friends 10 remove their doubts, and please their
carricions tastes.
should nave hccn glad 10 have brought into
lnis aH' iSuer some explanations about my POST
ions on lhc farm. hut &ia N sach smart
upon mat question: that II Is better Tor me hot 10
iouch IL again. | hoie my letter 10 Gen Miller
IS sufficient. The DIS III IT. II he Is not salts
lied with my pledging myself 10 60 the whole for
the present Tarii-wi,hout repeaI or nng modif-
cof"m. My conscience does now and then twingc
lie about this cursed Compromise law-ior, how
an | 10 act oyer tie high and oppressive rates Of
the Tari:i' 81: - | know, wa, pledged tut
lew months ago 10 The people OF Charleston, IS
man OF honor, 10 adhere 10 the act oil 81 in coed
iaith. Know Is We: a. Andrew Stewart does,
tnat us minimum rFncipe especially iram1ics
Inc compromise law under ioo--2nd as RiveS
saia, maj u Is even worse III Severa! respects than
thc act oil -, ana mat II entirely loses Slght oi
III" ComnroIn'se. know, that this Compromise
act oil ~ per cent duty IN rash, on The ho'qc v;lu-
alton amounting 10 near 10 per cen'.-aioug with
freight, commission &c.. al about l5,-will run
up he protection to near ~ per cent. on the cost
oil Tie manufactures in EaSianc-hcinP two-iliiiS
o tlc valne OF the article III The British !narac',
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as6c1)oyoo,u asmnooSpfg.

Bank--anti-Tarif, &c lie landed Mr.. Clay,
and affected not TO to know The Democratic can
didae's name, ny calling him "Mr. What 90 ION
call him" Mr. Flournoy supports Inc WIZ.
party, tho he differs with them on TWO at least nj
The fundamental questions. In his speech he sil>-
Id med his party as we'll as il was possible under
The circumstances His character commanded
attention.
Then came our Elcctor Wallacc-a and such
scatiiing did he give Mr.. r.. that this gentleman :
friends >ympaihi>c'i most sincerely wiki him.
Ills satire upon Mr. Is position, was irre>sis-
liblc; ;.ui We iclt inclined on muge than one oc-
casioa, 10 cry "ho!j' He called On Mr. +. 10
gi:c iiie people lie reasons oil Eis supporting men
and measures, when lie was opposed 10 The nca
sures-lhat they were cnlitcd 10 The benefit OF ms
lights Mr. W. with pencil Of !ish'," showed
the sins OF the Wing party-lheir lEiIdel!ly IN Inc
performance Of promises most solemhiy Pled@ct'
aud hc exhibited in bod relief. he duplic:ir 70!
the aIcat embodiment. In al our lives we have
Fever heard such la>hng Is he inflicted on His
predecessor and ,Ir Clay. He >pokc an hour
Then came one oi the Ciu5 House .'1iSSiona-
iies. Mr. Darlington. His dull. iraainated cy-
preston OF couacnancc. soErcd by Inc ca>ll@%-
lion his colleague had received, seemed 10 i0:c,c!i
proSy, ;ire>uinc speech lie ran oil from tie
start. and BOXED about a. wild Is 4 March hare
.c made assertions aG itiMm, AMI denied all
said agair>l hia: and although he came from The
Citadel for the purpose of enlisheninS The ''lc!-
low Jackets" he did not pretend 10 acducc SIN
gle proof of any of his positions, save that van
Buren, had been in favor OF some !ind OF Bank
rup Law. In less than FIVE minutes he had few.
more than S or 10 10 listen 10 him. and some OF
them were not voters He absolutely denied that
the United States Banh had loaned money 10 the
members of Congress during the three or four
years prior 10 The panic session, in very large
amounts.
Alcs>ls Eliio5s-Ths day laid out the " higS
in this rari OF Chesterfield Is cold - a wedge
thc> were whip, beyond corccpiion--lheir looks
aud their whole manner showed they believed
themselves gone CooEs.* A few more such
trials in dis county ana The WhigS will have sl-
Ken mp The ghost. In 1910 this county gave Van
Burcn 29S majority. Set her down for Polk and
Dallas 300
A LOCKER ON IN VIENNA.
y. L. Mr. Darlington was accompanied hy
Mr. Hamilton, whom we will 5e happy 10 sec on
some other occasion.
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II nc Editors Of tic Ea7aircr
cIIESTEpEIE'J n COUNTY

Atlle Barbecue held AT Philips, on Thursday
the > inst, according 10 notice about 200 per-
sons We're present, Mes>rs. Meade AMI Wallace,
appeared on the pa,t Of the Democrats. and
Me>>r>. Flournoy Of the County, and Darlington
ofRic:!mond, oh the part OF the Wings
Mr. Meade in i cliastc and rich manner adj
dressed the meeting, reviewing The principles 0!
the Democratic PARTY and contrasting tlose o.
the Wing party as held in 10 and ~. Mr. NJ.
fully sustained his already well-earrcd reputation
He spoke an hour and q quarter. Mr.. Fionrnoy
followed, and though opposed to Protective Ia
riti, he endeavored to sustain MIR. Clay and his
party on This question, &c; he argued most Ia
boriously to prove that the Wing party in 1910
were mol opposed to Bank, Tariff, &c, and that
srch a conclusion could nc, Re drawn from the
Wing address of that year-He acknowledged
himself the author Of The County address, calling
upon tbs vo!srs 10 support Mr.. White. as anti
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We have Lately said that We shouli be s,lrpzct
al nohins-bnt We cvnlcss we are supplied 10 Sc
the contemplate mummcry, which was p:act>cd
in the refined city OF Philadelphia on Tuesday last
in Ike large and gorgeous Mass Mce;inC-where
Webster spoke, AMI Marke (thc Wig candidate
f,r Goycrnor) appeared as part Of The procession.
We have The programme Of the procession tc-
fore lis. filling nearly three columns OF The Phi
adclphia InG;;rcr-and what man Of tas;e is
not Disguised Ia Scc such TENS - thcsel
GENERAL MARkLE, mounted on noble
horse, and accompanied by 4 large and hriilian;
escort This body Of hor>encn va one Of tie
finest we ever saw. The gentlemen wore black
coats. white pants and white rosc,cs. The &c
neral as he passed through the streets wa cheered
with The war,nest enthusiasm.
~ Wagon drawn BY four horses, from New
jersey
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RICHNiON ID, VA.
Hon,iay MORNING. October I.
WYE La BAGATELLE.


LET us strip tie recent correspondence oi al
il, ycrtiaec, ana compress lis s;:b,taice into mt
she'll. Il might iun thus: - On course, tnis Is
orr own version ci the GENUINE letters. We
might FANCY lire paiiies concerned, 10 write as
follows just as Rousseau or Richardson wrap
up the plot OF their Novels in the form OF letters
No. l.-Cass;aS ~ CiGy 10 II. Clay.
IrSfxGr0H, Aug /. ISL
M Dcar Sri SHALL st; OIL, tomorrow on
mission Tor your bcae!i:. | shall visi, the Abo-
lionisis of Ohio, New England and New lorr,
and attempt 20 persuade them that yon VIII IL a
better man for their purposes than Birncy. |
shall doli nv bowie knit. and ducliing pistols. and
appear as the missionary Of liberty and religion.
You know, thai six years ago, was the ad vccaIe
Of the Annexation OF Texas, and brought Tor
ward thu strongest resolutions 10 that c'icct-bul
no matter. 1nm ceia 81 etoHge must now
appearthe opponent OF Texas and of Slarery.-
NV mission is difficult cGe--ba; who will no;
cncoaner any sacrifices, yon know, for Tie good
OF his country ard HIS friend!
Ever Youn, E. NJ. I.
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The LyncAhul. Virginian would have been
right il it had said that We do call Tor the London
Times and the Manchester rapers-and indeed
for any title Of evidence, thai would support
their lame humbug Of thousands OF I'racl> ani
millions OF money. But il isnot correct in insin-
uaing that "'rhe New York Republic states, the
London paper may he seen at the Hall OF lr
American Institute in that City" We need noi
20 10 \. Y. Tor a London paper, containing the
list of subscriptions" 10 The London League
against the English corn laws)-bccausc We
have two copies OF The League" now before
u,.-coniinrd To .n"iand-aEd these two Nos do
con;ain weekly subscriptions 10 the hypothecatcci
capita! ot t!0oU9o for that purpose only. Bat
what We wait Is, the Loqdoa Iia'sS WIKI the g.
inous scnlct.cc about the Ei;U01o Tor The print
ing in pari ct Tracts and distribution Of Tracts
from New YORK W. oeiy tie Republic ct
the "Lynbhbufg Vircinian,' 10 produce Mai pa
ocr
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TIE FORGERY FASTENED on THE
WHlGS
From Tie Ehaco Lunai-Erf,u.l
RO0RPAckiS TRAVEL.


We fasen This abominaLlc fraud and forgery
where il belongs. nion the Ithaca Chronicle
The fact is that Spencer was apprized II The lime
he received the communication bv Mr.. Mciiin-
nev. himself that TIE aI.clc was copied from
Mr.. Linn, manu>crirt-so tia, he published the
fraud ard forgery with fall knowledge Of is
origin The accompanying a:!iavis showing
the politics If Mr.. Linn arr ma!c bv George q.
Frcsr Surrogate, and the o;ler hy Iptraim La
bar Sheriff o! hi, county.
We have been informed by Mr. Linn. himself
that the PAN inicrPolaicd was mol written by him,
ard was no, a par: Of his manuscript
The editor OF the Ithaca Chronicle, (Whis,)
in which Eoorback's Travels first appeared. has
charged The authorship Of that fraud upon VIM.
Linn, Esq. of this village. whom he alleges 10
he Il Loco Foco"
What Mr.. Inns politics are, appears hy the
suljoipcd aii;davilS. Mr.. Linn was appointed and
elected to Office, not on account of his political
principles. but for local reasons arising ont OF
lie Temperance question.
J. NJ Mccormick, Ali!c,! Wells,
+. VI. Camp, &. t. Frost,
Tomp.iHs e. Gem Com.
IruAc,, Sept. So 1914
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ASTii.i'.D SEPT. ., i~ii.
I'm Dcay CaSsitS II ow, yon an apology Tor
the lcuer have JUS; publicly addressed 10 Wick
life seize the opportunity. (Which desired,
oil !! remark made by Ike Kentucky Gazc;te,) 10
come before The public. AMI do away some 1T the
uniavorahlc Impressions, which yonr letter has
made in the South iou have gone too far. AZ
ter all. as wroc you NJ first, am afraid We
shall not be able 10 propiiialc these tossei
Birney mcn--as poor Sladc like 10 have felt
To his cost in Ncrnon,--anj vet We are losing
friends 10 the South. J. Speed Smith has
written me an alarming letter, about The
disareclicns which you have created in Ten
nessre, Georgia ard North Carolina-and even
in oar own loyal kcntucky-Ani what was
| 10 do7 had 10 risk somc.hinc-c"cn among
The Ahnli!ioni.;S. and still more win you-and
wrote the le;lc. vou may have seen u rid me d!
my cmbarrasenc4iis Iou must therefore excuse
me for what have done. ! corid mol g; on,
withou; some sach explanation though was eX-
ceeiincly puzzled what 10 say. 1c; trusted To
my usual tact and row throw myself upon your
Kindness for ,nr excuse. know your friendship,
as we'll as your devotion 10 the Wing cause-and
hore. that nothing have said Will cool your ar
dor. or abate your exeriions Go on, my dear
Caesirs-servc your country and serve me. No
one expects more from Your eilots than
Yours, faithfully, IL. {.
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5.-Hcmy CMy In .h. WiclUfc, (Eii'or q
mr. IeIinefsn Ojs y1,r)

ASHLAND, sep. =.
SIR: Please DO me the favor 10 state, Tor the
satisfaction oil nv friends and The public in scie-
raj. that cannot sanction MIR. &. NJ. Clay'> lIaa-
ca letter That letter was written without my
knowledge. without any consultation with me,
and without any authority from me. never "a"
il until read it in the public prints. That gen
,cman is an independent citizen, having per-
feet right IL entertain and avow his own opinions
am not responsible Tor them, IS he is not tor
mine. So Tar a. he ventures 10 interpret my icei
incs. he has entirely misconccived them. ! be-
leve him 10 be equally misiakcn as to these IN
the circle OF my personal friends and nei3hborS
generally"
need not say any thing in relation 10 what
Mr. G. Nj. c. SAYS Of Texas Ny opinions On
that subject are occrly PIT forth in The tir. letters
have already written about it-anI sincerely
rrus!. shall nol have 10 write fourth letter 10
explain my three first.
Yours, respectfully, H. I.
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ANOTHER FAIR PROPOSITION

We lay the following singular production, 10;
o:.iy without hesitation. 5u with pleasure. before
o.,r readers Colu:na''> writ: in mask, "nd coa,-
!nnn;caic> with rs lhroushlhc posi Once. We 10
10; even suspect WHO i ;ic auihrr. II was ori-
c.aallY intended 'Jr the columns OF a Whig pa
PER; hui i; was rather too much TO expect lis pph-
lica.ion in that quarter y more proper Gcsiina-
ton has placed il in our Loco Foco hands. Here
and there, Indeed, in the cXoriinm Of the piece, we
miel, have a>l,eda otcrlwo 10 bc aba!ed OF lis po-
>ions-hui wc should have been mos; un'ea>on-
ably churli>h, il we did moi consent L. admit The
whole oi this abe composition because in sen
fence OF in 4 line or two We might no. precisely
agree with The authcr. unexpectedly ask indeed,
4 continuance Of his fayols Talent is stamped
upon the whole face of his labor>. The irony is
worthy OF the ZEN ot Swift We are sure w
cannon pay him a higher mliment And
what is more. he wiel,!s his sharp and polished
Toledo blade. in the cause of Truth:
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The Madisonian says, that the Consul 10
Liverpool has been appointed, in place Of Mr..
Hagci,y, deceased Blu, rumor differs about the
name Of The successor The National Inte!i-
genccr says, il IS Mr.. White OF Connecticut
The Tribune reports, that he is "Virginian, a
Mr. Adams, (AIr Richard Adams Of Rich
lnond, who has received the Consnlship" Last
accounts report that both these gentlemen had de-
clined the appoin,ment)
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STATE or NV loGg. }
Tp,nuLirS co - (

- va ~ ~" lbTH,
Tomphins Co. -. {
Ephraim I.abar being d"r sworn, 'iepo>es and
SAYS. thai since The nomination Of Hcnrr Clay
last Spring. deponeni has had trequen; convcr>a-
lions with William Linn upon political topics.
and that said Linn has always argued in favor 81.
Henry Clay and Wing principles.
l.. LABAH.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 30th day
OF September 1911. X GoSMAN,
Sup. CoGr Com.
s-s What will the Richmond Wing say 10 this
fiat contradiction of It's last humbug!
TT DISCUSSION AT HENRICO COURT
HOUSE TO-DAY-John W. Jones, Esq, our
Representative in Congress, is expected TO be al
Hcurico Courthouse to-day-and will address
lie people Democrats Of Richmond and Hen
riro, 90 and hear Your faithful Representative
render an assoun! Of his Stewardship,