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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

Public Sale Of
T-iL Ia BLE OPER rf

II l. L II u L. = Il q Il T. 7
|ENlE tract OF Land heretofore advertised for sale by
L me, lying IN the county of Nelson, aud known b.,
the name of hs Bellevue Esaio will he offered Tot sale
at pobIc auction. IN the premises. tho 20ih day Of
July neat. Tive said tact contains ons
1000 AND IS ACRES.
is distant from the Court House about four niles LEV
beautifully On III sides Of the NAN county road Leading
10 New Market the James X Yer canal from which
II is removed only seern miles, and thence from Rich
mond BY SAID canal one hundred aud eight niles The
land is hRhly productive. aud we'll adawcd 10 tie cn-
uvaton o' wheat and tobacco 10 which has been huh
eto devoted but heng equally suited clover and the
various grasses, aud containing large portion open
land II might be converted prohnhly into grazing farm
Ii will be sold -nIire. divided suit purchases The
terms viii be. ono third rns the balance IN ins,ancnts
oi one aud two years bearing interest and satisfactorily
secured.
At the same timeand place will br sold all the stock con-
sl,tng of hascs cattle aud hogs belonging the estate
The Negi"s. Amounting Il tfy. may be obtained also,
II the purchaser wants them. L. {. RNLS
June l2-t'u'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
EW CONCERN.
I.iLADER s. BEGh.NTR.
GrOccrs and Com mission Ncrcllants

feiJ iNDfh ~ ~ h.Ni.H.
Grocer. and Commission Ncrchants,
HlVf. their strict attention all Goods aud Produce
" consigned for sale shipment. They have Store
and all rat general ana well selected
SrOCk or GROC FRIES.
Which they offer 10 their friends the public general
~ at low prices. Consisting IN part Of the following
tcles -
l23 bags Rio. iaanyra aud Java Coffee,
20 Ebds. \. o., 7. Rico and ST Croi, Sugars,
II " aud bhls. Moassrs part strictly fine,
bbl7 Tlnncra OIL prime qualify.
loo sacks Liverpool salt
$50 kegs Nails assorlrd
30 boxes Tallow Adan,ap Inc and sperm Can
DE,
5000 BIS American blistercd Steel,
500 do Cast aud Shear do.
4 tons Mountain bar lrnn
- boxes Glass OXl2and sAlO
j. nests Wood ware,
~ doz Buckets.
{ boxes w and VS. LOAD sugar,
3 bbls fine Clarified Sugar.
~ bales Domescs, 3 to- 4
bales Oznaburgs No. aud 2.
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs Sole Leather. good and damaged
10 eases Wool and Fur Hats.
-IIQuO
90 bids Mountain aud Rccded Whskey,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Oiard. Dupny, SEQ. Brandy,
do j. J. Dupuv, &Co. do
20 bills Mountain Brandy
8 bbIs On,
8 do n f.. Rum,
S do Sicily MADEIRA and Malaga Wine, par
very fine
do. Port Wine, VERY fine
Including Ginger, Pepper, Spec. Indigo, Nader
Teas (some very fne) Trace Chalns. Spades, Nhovels
Castings Demlluhns, Beached Domesiics, Bed Tick
my &c.
~. We will pay the highest marke, prices in Cash
4 I Il,,ti.r and lgl
ln.n. Ginseng. beeswax, Whshey, y.
Nhy SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
WV. VI. BLACKBOARD. Editcr.
PUBLISHED 81
BLACKBOARD, TOWNLEY 4 billiard.
EVERY MoNp,Y AID Tu1.nsn.x

Four Dollars per a,n"o', payable in a'ranc. Nh ,at
ERUPTION ,o be receirtd for shorter than str p.os
aud paper cH6e discontinued (erccpt at the discretion
ofthe Edtors) until all mreordgtS are paid
az. .4DpERTfSE.NEsIS inserted at 50 c,,,,s ne.
sdre (ories) for erery inner form Insertion 81 cts
per square for l,ss for erery otcr form Insertion
EVERY .fDI ERIiSER isreq,tred to note on his ~
hon long he ,ches ts advertisement inserted adrc,.
seasnt, not noted 'rH be inserted tai its
be ordered
FOR YEARLY .7DpERTISLNfs The terms arc for
the pricsge oftco s71Tss 30 for square o25 ior
squire, inner form 81 Ere,y ycaly oror.iser ,rA
required cofae his adrersing to his particular I'm, q
business.
81 JOB PRINTING er.cutedneat'y and erpeaitiously
aud on reasonable terms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

Ll\D FOR SiLE
I Lsell my Land, conianing254 Acres situated
ON IIarr~s's Creek. IN htffers county, = miles
from the Town of I.ynchbutg. All the information
gue>td will be given by John Smith, Lynchburg, OF
by myself living on the premises.
THOMAS BARR.
If the Land is not sold at private sale, before the
ION day of August, il will be offered at public sale.
on the afternoon Of that day.
-. BtHR.
July l0-tl0A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

EvENrTItN BLINDS,
Star Rods
Ivory Knives and Forks.
Walters. Plated and Brass Candlestchs,
Snulfrrs and Trays.
Bell Metal and Enamcled Kettles,
Tea Kettles. spice Morars,
Coffee Mills. Sintoons,
Sclsss1 aud Shears.
liemmlng : genuine Needles, &c &C.
Received and for sale by
june lo-'s GREGORY & ROYAti.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
MAKDEN'S
PLATFORM SCALES. BALANCES.
COUNTER SC.H.ES. .IN'D EVERY OTIIER
tsind Of WcisGlin" Apparatus.

taind of WcfSstin" Apparatus.
4 a the great variety ut Mlrden's Improved ln,tru
" nfn'S Tor W cehing, have been found Of So
gr'at convenience aud unity the Platform Scale which
us astonishing degree Of accuracy IS bringing into gen,
cral use
In fa'l ma Scale invented by the undersigned ha,
gre9i Improvements nPou those heretofore use. ssu-
periarIfv consists:
IS. In he -inmcIy and strength of lis construction.
by nhrn liability Ia alare by is entirely obyatcd.
% In he uf1t,r accuracy with Which lILht heavy &,
~ medium drttIs can be weighed by II.
ii In 1t, c,t Which considerably lower than that Of
any other Scale.
ihse all Important considerations in the purchase
IT Scale and thtir very extensive sale tins country
Il refer +" ivory firm that has used lhem proof Of
their superior =
The subscriber a'so keeps constantly hand, large
.rtment OF Scales. Weights aud Measures Tor both
and country standards Brass and Copper Scales for
Aputhecaries and Coreciioners Scales with aud with
cut stands. suitable nf GrocPls spring Balances IMP
Scales and Roman Slee YARDS lion aud Brass Balances,
and suitable apparatus Tor every size and kind,
Every thing manufactured by the subscriber is war
ranied. and, i found eGal to what is reconlnen
drd. The money VII he returned.
NelIhts graduated 10 the standard Of All countries
proved, aud ~aIrcn'ed perfectly correct.
Akinds Of repairing done with aud r-omrt
ness. JESSE MARDFN.
Corner SOUTH Charlie. and Balde.stou streets,
Baltimore.
june l--bm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

D0RrER, ALE AND ClDER.--Jn.t received a rresI.
i supply OF London Peter, best Albany Ale ana Nt,-
ark CIDER, IN bottles, which offer The trade low
prices.
April Its Mcdaniel x LEE,
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Grand Scheme.
6 GOO 0 4 II c Il I :

10000 ARTICLES
- " cP VIZ Il n 7 TIE
GENT EMF.N's FURNISHING STORE,
COMPRISING every article requisite to furnish
NJGen,lenans Wardrobe and will be sold for cash as
cheap as the same goods can be bought in the United
States. Among winch may he found. as follows:
READY NADE CLOTHING
COATS.-BIach. Drown aud blue Dress and Frock.
black clo. Sacas. Ca,meret'e Sacks MPrino Cashmere
Saeks aud Fancy, black brown and Drab Queens Cloth
Sacks and Fancy Monterey Stripe Sacks Tweed Dress
and sacks Crotor Hun i'm. Grass Linen Dress and Sack,
mon nen Dress and Sack, Brown Linen Sack and
Hunting. ilnau Lu,'ere sack and Fancy, Pacha Linen
Dress aud sack, striped and checked Bingham Dress
and Sack Kremln Sack and Hunting, Printed Muslin
and Coonade SAX and tunng.
vFtfS.--Bla,k and fancy silk bpmbazne fancy
and white Marselles fancy linen, buff silk and linen
Blra rhea aud Cashneres.
PANTS Blarr doe sl,i-, F-ench and Fpelish tar"y
Cassismere, Monterey STRIPE. fancy Linen brill,
French c5ttonade. kfemlio. Union Drill, checked
Linen, w hire canvass and Drill.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Crarais Pic, fancy silk and gngham.
81 els Self adjusting plain aud fancy satin and silk
Innte and houha2ue. fall trimmed bow, single aud
double lab. De JongIiIe ends and satin Opafa ties
Gi1res-Blark, White and fancy kid, linen dull thread
spun ls, herlia cotton, Willie and fancy silk, aud
six and linen
SHIRTS AIoslln Linen, c. and g.. all Qualities. sI
ped anG check muslin. hickory and sporting shirts, Il
nrn boson;s and collars Of every description.
Hosiery.Nc. Cause merno, cation, mrrno aid silk and
under shirts six merioo, pink imperial, bleac! ed
and unbIeachcd dr drawers Merino and brown cotton
half hose.-Cray stfeners sr.penders, snspender
ends. silk and bead purses, French wallets, money
belts Oiled silk bathing caps, silk night caps, guard
chains boys belts; smoking caps. linen Cambria Brit
ISL and India corah, SpIlafied, China cord. Pongee,
B4ndana AID sporting hardkerchiefs. Dressing gowns
walking canes. g,tatvariety, silk aod gPgIam IN
brsllas, &C., sc.
ALSO
large assortment Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestlngs
Linen Drills aud Trimmings
I he above gods must be sold before the LIST Q
August, ard great bagmns will be given Give US cal
aud you will De to bay.
WEirIEMORC g.. co.
Mex, door TO the c. aell House. and u R. /, MAJ
Dig store (Hsy }--r1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
jus RECEip Ep
gO.: RENT.
- C.1sssI.

I\NlNC discontinued tine Dry f,o,1. hu.ae.s .sx p
ensure IN relnr ndG my thank t. late and
the plblc generally, Tor taeir liberal patronage.
Beng de,lrol 10 close upmy business possible
al persons Indebted To Burton Rode. Roles Burton or
IT, D. burton, are requested call at Oire late
Is IRE an settle Their accounts. T.. j. 81 RrGN,
june It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
COMMlS~IO\ERS' SALE OF
LAND.

EI virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court
ID ofLaw and Chancery. for Nelson county. On the
day of Ornher, ISL, pronounced II the there
in depending. Dayd W. Burton. survivor of Thomas
A. ilalcomnr and David W. Burton. Plaintiff and
Christopher I. Estes. tie administrator ot Isaac Paul,
Decd. and other defendants, we. the rlldeIspned Com
lnssiones of SAID Court appointed Tor the purpose, III
"Wednesday the 10Th day Of July next. the prem
ises in the county Of Nelson about two miles from the
town of Ipvngs,on and adjoining the lands of Samuel
Loving. decd and others expose 10 sale to he highest
bidder Tor much cash Will pay the expenses Of sale
and the bianre credltot one. aud three years
IN equal instruments, tract oi land, called the
JOHNSON TRACT.
as described the deed flied with the papers Of he
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
CONGRESSIONAL
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Postage md Post Routed
JUNE o3.lsa9

JUNE %. lsas.
MIR GOGGlN. firm the Committee on the Post
Office aud Post Reads made the following
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
To EsUjf(fCrS and Painters.

TO ESWlyxCTS and FWiWfVcS.
EANilRFE Thousand pounds Lewis Whit, Lead Nor
. ertra pure together with general assortment a.
Dry Paints, OILS. Spirits Torpenune, Putty. Brushes
Nanlshes, Sc, &C. Those in want would do wellD
call.
For saleby JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
May Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24
Binghaln's Transportation

TO PIrTSBURG. ANB ALL pOiNfS or TIE
WESTERN WATERS. VIA THE BAL.
TIMORE AND SUSQUEHANNA
RAIL ROAD, AND PENN
SYiVANIA CANAL.
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1:I6 Acres,

also other tract Of land containing about GO 60
oi land adjoining the former tract, and called the
Bib tract and described in the deed ID filed among til"
papers Of the cause, adjoining the land of Samuel Lowing
George RiyeS aud others. The Tracts may be sold in
parcels the discretion Of the Commissioners any two
II wh IN may act. The latter tract has two DIV ELL
ING HOUSES on it. The purchaser will be required
give bonds with approved securr and HE title to said
lands will be retained for the ultimate security Of the
purchase money.
CIIAS. PFRROW.
Pc. WHITEHEAD,
5 CLAIBORNE.
JAS. GARLAND.
June Is t26Jy Commissioners.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

lnkn YARDS Flax aud Tow Linens. JUS, II
KOCO crlved ana for sale by
june 2 is LACY s. GARLAND
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POSlPDNl.NlENl.

TIE sale Of the ahnv" property ~ postponed 10 Wed
neslay, thu 9Th lay OF August. IN or Ter that may ob-
tain decree ol Count sell additional tract Of lrnd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-24

4 COMPRISING every article requisite To furnish
IGenilenaus Wardrobe, and will be sold for cash
cheap as the same GOOD, can be bought in the United
Stairs Annnm NynrL n;1v be flnnd- as E,llnN.s
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HSHs f SsSs o wsrSuT@, h Hoo. vs,or-S
@ se-s Loeschgk Wlssendon Born schuh,rde-
~ c Emsnpu!ch-s sshuhsrd Gebhard-3 Schmidt
W i Harrson-23L Lane Lamson & co-2as Lte Alden 4
cos cases w Thomss-4 Nichols. Pierce cos phgs
Moran 4 Isen--2 Felerel 4 Blsin-4 Thouron Sons
Patton soTs Caleb Cape Goa Moran l:sla-a E.ons
Wilson Hunt Coz Neyin co-9 Chas Hunt Y Cos
John Hyde sons-5 McCs Strong-33 THEREON.
Nsillard CO. 30 Davis, FaIrchild cole Corb coll
Cotenel-2l Chas Payen x coll Pert-A Gisnoux
Coz packages Moran Isen-ll do Dupre Cog Legal
Boulard co.. sehm,dt& Andrae-3O YMet- II X,ret
burgh-2l Ke,sler COS Xizin--s tIen-4 syz E,men
ger 4 co. Renard co-6 Roger. Guillaume eo-i2
Stouvenel-l2 Albert Counoscr-l2 Il T BulkieyLs Boyd
Hueken-c9 pkgs TO order and number Of small pkgs to
HAMBURG-Bark Franklin-s cases Naming KoItes--I Z
Bossarge-lR GaIegua-l + knohn--2 M Neson=i Gold
scbm dt Ce-l Buisess& BrotheI-4 ID Dolan- Bauck
i G Ernenpuleh5-3 Fschsl stsd'-l Z F Kortun-l
Skennedy-i StrulleI-7 Schfage Koof Co3A Serrant
Il w Vornerck-2 Hortsman Son 4 Co.. w w Nlsssor
&Co-Vicor Diechult-lO Coffin Brsdcy-3 7, fanv Young
II Douglass Breiher-l b Codding.ons Raaeh-47 K.im
er Meek.l3 Ligpold Col Thesiod Goa MyeI
Co-5i WinteIhoff. Ripes & Kark-5 X AS Whitfaus
Bach Wedell-2o Harmony, Nephews Col VII,
Ahrsnield-6 Ralth-2o schles,ing.r-lOP d Muller
IA tubs leeches 3 Prittle-3 Myer Poppenhausen-I
Wheidei & Meyer.l Barh-2 Kclker Mollmsnn-7sGF
Gmuerthal-2 Muller-l5O bundles willow T Coddng
mannl2 Schm'dt Balchen-2l52 plats Spetter. toley
Smith--9l5 Smith Ftch-17 WaIburg-lO Veckm ,z Z
Polltz-3QJ Tendenthal2 bales 10 casks $40
Won Sent CO-pcks Meye-93 cases pcks bales mdz
Order.
PoRr PRINcE-Brg Elswo,th-37l a25 lbs log wood L
ferris co-!00 bags coffee A Delaield-30 logs ma
hogany Grosheim 4 Clapham
Sr MARrINs-Bark Hope-5ls8 bushels salt d McCurdy-
1866 five franc pieces $707 Durant l.
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wAsHiNoror, Jan 4, 1873.

a Hasty Plate.
Father Richie has returned from the Old Dominion
General Qutmsn visited the House Of Represents
tves to-day and sat for few minutes next to the Hon.
Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi.
Col Zadok Pratt made his appearance in the hall
was favorsbly received.
One Of the brilliant affairs that this city has
Ledge of the District Of Columbia. Gens. Shields and
Quitmsn those heroes of many battles and who have
covered themselves with glory invited to meet
their brethren at the Grand Lodge and exchange sAlu
tations They received at O'Clock in breathlsss
SILENCE by the large asssmblsge and addressed by
the Grand Master the Hon b B French, in strain of
the most touching pathos and eloquence He addressed
them collectively aud individually and referred to the
occupation Of the place he then stood In by Gen Shields
in former days He touched upon the psrils they had
encouHtered-upon the miracle which had preserved
of their lives aud upon the important services they
had rendered their country.
Generals Quitman and Shields replied, and briefly
alluded to the scenes Of danger and death through
which they had passed They spoke in terms Of praise
and pride Of our gallant army-an army always victo
rious and always mercu Then from these brave heara
gushed sentiments well becoming the most sectonste
the carnage DEATH which had encircled the psth
Of their duty, act of cruelty Of oppres-
sion, had been committed allowed by them which
could the serenity of their minds in after years
lt proverbal of the American army that when its
soldiers had conquered their actions 60
The company retired from the Lodge to Eberback's
famous WHARF, the remainder Of the evening
spent in the delightful Interchange of sentiment
among the brethren of the order. i.
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Foreign Importations.

LoSpoN-Ship Toronto cks 81 eases2 bales 20 tus coal
@ Morewood SC 81 bales cases M Openhem.r-l3
Dodse coll caes Vyse son-6 bales w q Hunt co.
do w Churchman-2 cases Stone, Swan X Coz doJ
es sthS CS hun, eb FsS oSnu
bis ii pigs Cameron Braad-s bales Clark Wes-2 do
Blake, Peterson n co.. Biekpg Chnn co., st,ner
bkt Sheppard Morgan-l bale Thomas. spad,ng vaa-
cs q kose-l Kennell-l Rushron col Frans Marcus
SPRING. & g Bluntl Jacob Noah de Gas'or-l Firth
Bros-lS H Weeden-50 chis Dies Arts Heuser-3 chts
cts Meyer son-6guns $40 Shot shel--2 bales Mi ton
Cushmau-l65 bales W Halsey co33 cs % BIS or chs
HAvnE- Ship St Ncoas--l2 Thomas Emery-li Draper
Fairchild-l8 Doidl2 Mugat Waller2o Stone, Swan
col H Broche-l6 + Ddier-3 Moran lselin-5 Mar.
TIN & Lawson-7 George r. Baker, Binnger col w
- schuchard~i L Rosendeld BIothers-i Waroug~2s
sG Goii'Ss", W BalI@Is Nae 4 p.gcve.y-i Wsh.
Laokensn K Son-4 Becar-ii NJ Morgsn-l pkg G r
Whue-i vana Bsur-io ,Boln Gender-3 Strange
Bros suHtS BIo-l; 4 Stewart so,'J Stewart 4
Helbtomer-t Mills-3 ColvIll Fleming-3 Lord lay.
lori Eabrgneue', son 4 Nor g WoIf& Rrnbenyaat
q Hess,nb.rg Coz Reimer McKee, Fvictor & Achilles
% do Meeke, Plate COS Born g. schuchardtT2 pkgs
Muiler-ll II schneider8 John Nspiers.ov Brady
As,rt s.Ssp sT'f HfsrHsie Ho
mold 4 col Rose nfeat cot stai.kolt W Goes
ySa s!f1;;s @ M.ys.%
dn-i Ruch-6 Guillo-l Agnierp J;a'ws{ Eh, ~
B,e.2 sCadsd 9 b.wypsysa asaa FaDje
w sa"s' Bos Col Dssm. fs FELLOWS
Wsdswonh co-a Tiffany, Young Ellis-ases Allen Ha-
fsS RS.si n:tf sssSd
@sWsILsr Ssrshsussr-a1 wiensI-N Goldsenidt
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3, lS49.

PHTLADELPHIA, Jan. 8, lS49
rich scene occurred this morning between Dr. Coll
yer of Model Artist celebrity, and q member of the
Philadelphia bar The doctor had deposited 5000 in the
hands Of the Sheriff in lieu of bail for his to
charge Of assault and battery The lawyer for
the doctor having succeeded in settling the case fixed
his fee ut $50 and paid himself Of the bail money
such being the practice among the fraternity This
resisted by DR. Coliyer and he made application
to the Supreme Court for redress but the Chief Justice
informed him that he had Jurisdiction in the case.
The complainant subsequently met his counsel in the
vicinity Of the Court House, and high words ensued,
which was however, soon brought to close by the
amount being returned to the original owner.
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WAsHINcror, jan. 4. I8is

Mr.. Clay expected Thu, evening" but we Learn he
will not be here ill Thursday. An eesaut suite Of
AZ provided for him at the United States Hotel
Nil Cshouns speech to-day in the Senate will the ball
in with regard the Mexican and he has en-
dored opInont heretofore givea that this session.
the must be closed provided for if wish
the chances OF the absorption Of the entirety of
MeIioo.
Among the distinguished ysen to-day in the Senate were
Generals Quitman and Shields-ss we undesood-Tfon w
&. Rives, and Hon w II Haywood, know, and host
Of others officials and uuocIals residents and strangers
We have assembly tonight at Jtck,on Hall, ball at
Causs saloon, far at the Odeon fair nj the Apollo
fair The Odd FellowT Hail. little theatres and other
cnc lnm,L 10 addition 10 an open hougr a. h PfesIdvas
The day has been charming, and the night Delicious
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4, lS4S.
The Democratic Delegate Election.

The Democratic Delegate Election
The delegate election of the democracy of last
evening in the wards and townships of the city and
county of Philadelphia The contest animated and
with the exception of two wards quite peacesbs
The friends of George NJ. Dallas have carried majority
Of the wards in the city ten wards at least out of the
seventeen. In the county Mr.. Dallas will have large
majority In Spring Garden and Southwark, number
ing respectively, seven and FIVE wards Mr. Dallas has
carried every ward. In kensington, numbering
wards Mr. d has carried s but two. In Maysmensing
out of Eve wards and in Northern Liberties three
out of In the outer townships and borougbs Mr.
Dallas has carried large majority that it is beyond
doubt settled that the city and county has Dsss
upon which you may rely, as have no personal pre-
objections to crafty by mis- statement.
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81 36l,740 so
6O2,79o SIS
WAsHrSGroN, Jan. 3, 1915.
Q4a.x. IN p.fa

WAsHINcToS, Jan. 3, 1915.
affairs in Pefto.
MIR Clay expected this evening" and crowd
collected at the U s. Hotel In anticipation OF his arrival
He will probably quietly slip in In the morning He lie
engaged upon in the Supreme Court, and will,
the 18th instant expected preside at colonization
meeting, tLiberia) to be held in the House
The resolution passed to-day in the House declaring
the uncousttutionaiy began by the President will
II followed up, concentrate the democrats James X
Polk. In the meantime they trying TO fad the
availability Of Gen Worth who, IL must be confessed
has been somewhst difficult to manage by Gen Scott
well as by the Mexicans
The wings we understand, hold caucus to night, at
which they will decide upon their course 10 in
the House.
Your reporter report will show you that this has been
interesting day in the Senate and that the army
a true champion in Jefferson Davis. Gen Cass makes
out the force ia Mexico at A3 600 men, aud the ten
giments will increase ii TO 10000
Tomorrow MIR. Calhoun will open his big gun on the
war and annexation questions
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FaILApELPHIA. Jan 8, m-Arrived-Scbs David smith,
Smith Boston; Arkadia, Williams New York.
Below-Bak Nashua Clifford Boston; briggs Ada (Swed)
Asande Stockholm; Enc, Ryder Boston; scbI Acyma N.Y.
New York.
tlearcd-ship Robt Burton Ocean, New Orleans banks
Cora, Norgrave Rio Grande; Elk, Nickeson Boston, schs
David Smith, Smith. Boston, Geo Washington, Camp, New
York; Lee,burg, Boon, Wilmington.
Miscellaneous Record.
FAcKgr SHIr OXFORD, Goodnanson, u days from Liver
pool for New Cork the nth Dec with
swept sc In coming the harbor contact with the
Herald from Bemuda latter received considerable damage
PACKET SHIP SWITZERLAND, Fletcher from London for
New York put into Cork the 9th Dec, with decks
loss Of stncons matches stove spoiled
FRENoH STEAMSHIP UNIoS. HebeIt, from Cherbourg for
New York put back the LIST fo Ion 10 leaky and with
both pumps chDted.
BR SHIP AmBAsApREss, Foody. from Liverpool for New
York put Cork the I'd Dec eaky aud short Of water
Bank ROCHELLE, Curtis, from Shields for Boston, which
put into Cork lesky, must ditchargs.
srr EDMUND PERKiSs for Boston. put bach Liverpool
on the oh December, leaky.
sxIP ELIxAssrH Of Philadephs, from New Orleans fol-