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The Queen of England continues in SCOTLAND.
Teleoraphed Tor the Charleston Courier.
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Teleeraphed Tor the Charleston Courier.
New ORLEAas Sept. 8.
The news by The Niagara has reached u.s.
Yes erday $50 bales Cotton were sold a! extreme
orices. The weeks sales amoun; 10 1000 5alts.
The receipts oil The new crop amour! TO 2iUD
bales against | |, 2l5 bales last year-sood md
ding Quoted al l0s; iair / 10 IL.
The schr Heroine, from Vera Graz brings
dates from the City OF Mexico 10 2l>t August
Congress was sitting, hut doing nothing NJ i'm
pouance. The Cholera was sill very tesruc-
live al Durango. General Urea, and Two oh'r
officers, had fallen victims 10 The disess. al that
place. Gen. BIslamente had been relieved from
Inc command oil The army, on account ci ills
health, and was succeeded by General Minor
Il is STA ed tina, England has offered 10 mediate
in The difficulties that exist between Mexico and
Yucatan.
A tew small sales Of Cotton were mad yes
.erday at prices unchanged IRON previous .les.
Whiskey hi, advanced, aud sells Ell &c. per gal.
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Il is said ha, company Of Caiac.e actors, OF
rare excellence, is about 10 appear in England.
Mr. Macready will retire from the Stage after
p,;p,
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The New Orleans Crescent denies the rcpo.l
chat Gen, Worth was engaged 10 take part in
revolutionary movement in CUBA aud desiened
resieuipe bis commission in the United States
service with that view:
zone OF Gen. WORMS friends, who had Tree
conversations with him not long before his DEAN
ia which he spoke freely o! his own Intentions
and prospects, has requested US TO safe mat Inc
Generals views we're not directed To Cuba, and
thai he had 90 such engagements or purposes as
are attributed 10 him.
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,v,,n,.oray Sen,I2 p NJ.

WAanlsdrcN. SIP! -, P NJ
There was another Cai'laei meeting Today.
The result is not known. Toe President IS gam
ing strength rapidly He declines altogether e
ceiyiDe gisjleIs,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14

Henry Bed,nger, Esl the late eloquent repre-
sentative in Congress from the Frederick (Va,)
district has formed law partnership in New
York With Lacian B. Chase, well known law
yer of thai CITY. White We regret 10 lose from
Virginia SO efficient champion Of cur p''nci-
pies and SO pleasant gentleman, We wish him
the success which he merits and will, doubtless,
receive in his new home
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14

BAL7:M re Sfpt IT.
A ltriliing scene WAS wiacssel II nae Of our
streets luis m urning. Mr.. Charles r. Taylor the
cashier ul the Bank of Baltimore, was driving
his Two litlle daughters 10 school, when The vehi>
Gle came in contact with draw and upset
The horse taking fright, started of at he Top oil
mis- speed carrying The vehicle with hm, M.
Taglof and his children Still being inside. IL
was dashed completely 10 pieces, and every one
expected that the inmates were silled. BuI for
lunalcly neither OF Them received any serious in
Jury II was one of The mes remarka BILE ,.capts
IN record
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NOTICE

rNllE subscriber, assisted hy Mr.. james
4. Thorn IS, Continues Ia raw through .hs
s ate az Virginia attending 10 tic collection G.
newspaper and other acconLis. His next tour
will be North OF James River, embracing tic
Eastern ami Wescin parts OF the Sia;e. DurIfs
MS absence from the city, any busiaess ot TIE
krni, from merchants AMI o.hefs, inIeLdcd loi
him, may Dc Ieil win Lewis Hill 81 William
GculLin, Eos Richmond, Virginia.
Sent. l2-.Hc,2lw4w A. L FULLER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-14

The Wing press wen, off halt>cocked IN d.
nouncing as defaul,er Major WIN. u Scot,
late Navy Agent at Washington City. we nao
no doub, that he was slard rei, and we are pleas
ed 10 see The following explanation in Wash
iugton letter to the New York Herald:
"Betors his accounts were settled al the navy
Department he deposited TO The cIrdil OF III,
Uniled States nearly i've thousand dollars more
than be has since Acknowledged 10 De due 10 the
government The actual balance claimed a9aiis
him is about seven thousand dollars, ani hts Sc
cur,ies are responsible loS fay thousand. The
Major, however, as one OF his friends ioonh'
us, claimed The same per ceG!ase on certain cis
bursemenls as 10 allowed 20 The ohef navy agents.
This VA, no, admi,rc bY The Navy Department
The government, it is kaowa, canac' be sued.
and for a mao 10 obtain hi, rish.s, must hitn'el'
BE- sued, and leave tac decision 10 the cas- lot
jury, and this course Will b. taken. !! was ua'
he abSence OF proof
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1h, Bali opened msnt Of ToPS IN Cuba
-Ucputme Of .lmmIHt on JPag5ns TOR
Punt, Principc-AN Foreigners Rsct.rfd-
Rstorted Rising at Puerto Psnneip, Trinidad,
and 81. Jaso de Cata.
HAyASA, Sunday Evening, Aug. 2C, 1919.
Eds. Delta-The reports Ibis evening arc,
IN Il regiment leaves Tomorrow morning for
Puerto Principe, where the bail has opened,
The troops disarmed by the people. and posses
sion ,akon Of the public wnrns If they are
sustained, tho story ni CGbas wrongs Is told,
ari shc will walk 10 her place, in due time.
among her northern sisters. Ammunition va
CONS. &c haro tccn passing oil The afternoon,
and The excitement is immense. All names
of foreigners ere beng reg stored, parlica
Americans, and il is understood they lhust not
he found taking in parties at The sre'i corners,
mr. a. t,8ir own St9'cs and dealings.
!Honday mosniag. eth The reports are SO
varied with every new conner from the East, that
we hardly know wha, 10 believe; but inc govern
menl action passing under our eyes shows TAI
there is cause enough some where. A thousand
c,rn have Just passed, 10 embark on steamer
tor Puerto fincipe--a body oi lancefs ana d
battalion Of artillery arc on le way by land
Gvjng artillery guns and carriages packed on The
backs Of mules very neatly. The appearance OF
The ,roops is crediiable. They move in fatigue
dress, but there is many heart that pEays Tor
success 10 The cause against which they may
have 10 fight. Tic reports are, that Puerto Prn.
cipe, Trinidad and ST. Jago de Cuba, have pro-
nounced Tor independence, and that the troops al
.huse poiIl. have joined The people. will keep
you advised as near 10 The facts as possible,
which ever way The tide may roll. Things have
changed very much since The commencement OF
this advice, and few days more may bring other
and greater changes. Is il not right 10 help The
onoIessed Did We not seek and receive II :
Let the boys come sha' wish iot fine hunting
6el1-to the South uae-and Inc Term ''pTats"
will be exchanged iof 'liberaiors;" whiis land
enough OF the most fertile in the world, will pro-
vide Them a home in The island they may nelp 10
freedom. The climate is he most delicious in
the world, and me season is not unJarora5le.
THE AMEkIChN
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CIINSI GITNSII GUNSIlI

GUESl GUNS!i GUNS ~
TUST imported diet from England a
j SPLENDID assortment OF London and Biz.
mineham made double aud single barrel Guns.
Also received OF my owa selection, from New
York, a very extensive supply ot German,
French ami English Cans, Percussion Caps and
every article in The Fowine Tackle line, ncccs-
sary TOR the Spousman's IS, with a lslge az
sori,nen, of ali kinds OF Pisio's. Bywe knives,
Walking Canes, Liquor Flasks ard Fancy
Goods, as is usually kept al No. GO Main Street,
doors above Ciiy Hotel.
THOMAS TYRER,
Importer and manufacturer Of Gun, Pistols, XII
lies. Sc. Sept Il
CO-PARTNEESillp.
rINHE undersigned have this day associated
! with item IN the Dry Goods bn>in"'s, Mr..
I'ugoDoRG c. Woody. The business iur the
fu,nlc, will BE- cord1c!ei under The finn nf
QUARLES, MERWIN * WOODY.
We return our thanks tor the very liberal patron
age bestowed on Us, and woui, solicit coninu-
alton OF the imc Tor The new firm.
Those indebted Ia us will please call and make
payment as it is necessary 10 close the old con-
Germ as soon As possible.
QUARLES IL MERWIN.
No 229, Broad ST., Shuckoe Hill.
Sent li-wtS a5U
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NEW STOCK OF FALL AND WIHith
NrY Goods.

,CUE subscribers haze received BY receh! .,,et-t
j from the northern cities, large u .,,,,y II
stock uf Dry GOODS, comprising every y, n ,lut.-
,h ltr.i styles imported also, large stock =" =. ei
tie Fairies. bnueht on the most favorable c,io
,Uh II, VIII i. sod at 4 small advance -, ,ib.e
ruretuai customers our customer ~. I'll anatt
rranrr,lly ufe n.osl respectfully invited !" e'
anime our '''I aUARLss. MERwIH Wo9 .s,e sll
No. ~ Broad Street, Shoe 1.,fia.
p s'-ord+'s rom Tue ''un"' sept l4-s"'~
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TO CARPENTERS.-Thc f'orfolk Herald
says: awe sre authorized 10 state that from 80
10 40 journcynen carpenter viii find imms-
date employment IN this "iy A largo num-
Der of houses under contract SIN ~ Them the
New City tlalD are delayed lor want Of car
neElers,
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THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.

In another column We give some ineh''
letters from Havana, indicating a popular up
rising on the Island. On the o'A'i hanu Wv
New Orleans Crescent learns from an in'e''ge"'
passenger by The Severn, that the reports 10 nd
-. :, an ,,,u,,ec,ion in the country had prov
ed to be untouaded.
nrh.r. had been movements Of troops on The
1.,and accustomed, no doubt, BY The proclaim
,;no NJ President Tayier The 4ooO misilia
which. il has been said, we're Called OUT "e'e VIC
disbard.d Spanish solciers who, on fehf'ns I'm
he service, receive pension or peuy emou
from the government, ON condition ihat lney s,ah
do military duty 10 case OF emergency inc
Presidents proclamation was very wei lece,Veu u
BY tbvse favorable TO the Spanish rnie IN Sa'd'
The Picayune, to- says ha! no other letters
have been received In New Orleans, conhfm'ne
the startling news-ha il is probable tha'' WIN
the Canaan G-neral's exciable nature and Ill
balanced mind. as developed in The Key case' INC
possible appearance Of the handful OF Americana
alluded TO In President Taylor's Proclaula'i'L'
NAV have induced MS haste and alarm IN oeS'
patching troops and military stores.
1T is, however, possible (says the Picayune')
that the Crsocs Of Cuta, barassed by years OIL
uisgovernment and long eon,in"""
..,, 10 strike for independence.
II L prove so. we heartily bid them Iod speeu
The Spanish Government IN max oeau ,,'a,
island is the only remnant oil nesPoVsui suas
exists in the Now World, and II Is OF % ssnaee
a character, that every one VINO mas 'ue "enA.'
of hnmaniv a, heart, must rejoice al the pro-
liability of its overthrow. Ii is however DOOM
ed 10 extinction and that before long; for Fro.
yidenco never can suffer the routed m'nions oi
absoutism, after being expelled from every
part of this continent, 10 fix permanently their
abode on near outpost Of the chain OF Tree
nations that occupy the whole A'ian'ic sn0''
"THE STAR THAT NEVER SETS.
The Savannah Republican exults IN The I'll
umph of 'qhe noble Wings Of Vefmont'" Ihese
Wings are thorough Free-Soilers aud Abolition
lists. and their members in Congress always vote
with Giddiugs for hi, Abolition Propos''ions'-
In The late election, Horace Greeley, MIR Marsh
and Solomon Fooie, "pro7ed" 10 their SAILS
faction, tina, Gen. Taylor was "Free-Soller'
and would sign the Wilmot ProYiso. Upon
these grounds the Wings rallied 10 the support
Of the Taylor Adminisration-an many Oh
tkem who voted for Van Buren, as the genuine
Free Soil Candidate, now sustain the Preseh'
Administration as Free Soil enough Tor them
They are hailed by Sou hern Wings as "nooio
Whigsn-just as the Free.Sol Abolitonis''
Fillmore, thanked as "nobic fellows" the Sou
thorn Wings who had voted for him. with all
hi, anil slavery inperfectons on his head. Inc
coalition between Southern slavoholding Whlgs
and Tho Free Soil Wings of the North seems 10
be complete.
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day af September, lrf, ,.o A. p,TToY
".
-, cur ! IcIITEy GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA
ID I'M pROCI NATION

,yropgAf':UN having brsn received by thr h'e'u
va, ,i,,, :, murder has been committed ID '.- c'u
~ ~ .son IN mi. stat. nv one joan WaE' :, WV
h,s I'd ,-om ,siice, aud " noa at !1r.e, 90 '"','
,, hereby oiie coward If on- hGrdfrd dollars
an 81 person. whn shall arrest ibr sad ION u"
p and deliver HIM into tn ja o; ;!ssou conniF ~
! ia moreover require all officers Of this tom"'"
wrah civ!i and military, and request The psop
nrr,lly To IL. lhrrbest rxrGons IL procure 'ne ~,
nf thr said John Walker, th1t he may De o'o'-
lastic-. .., f..rs,,or ST.
Given under my hand a. Lieutenant i"vefho', ~,
ing IN tie absence ci the Governor w.. ...,d
l<K.L1 :eat Of Government. ard under me ~ ith
of the Commonwealth. al aiehmo"u' '''
cay Of sep'f"O''' :" wv 'eA' mo. NJ PATTON
~ Walker IL described as about forty 'eaf. .. AMI
five feet seven nr ei.ht inches hie WIN daf.
halr and faIlirf dirk cnmrlr ZION. sePe. -
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SCE DH0 PERCUSSION CAPS,
OLO,UOU ja,t received Of Inc best
manua c,Lrers 10 Europe and TO- sale Al reduced
prices by the package or single box. Also, Arp'
constantly on hand The best English and Amefl-
can Gun Powder, Buck aud Fowl'ns Sho, Gan
Wadding, Sno Cartridges, Fiins, Nc
TliOS. TYRER,
Sen No 90 Maiu 81.
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NORFOLK MARKET, Sept. IL l549
CoTroN Pc ID 81 To 9 els. Corn-H h Il,
81 to S.; Mixed a TO 80, Yellow 81 70 to. oAIs
Per bu,h.l 25 31c, last sales. WHEAT ~,
Col.
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AIRS KiJGSFOnD'S SEMINARY Tor
ivi Young .iIies -Gla.e Street
The pupils of this School will resume Their
exercises on Monday, October Isl. Sept. lin
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IfNION Iiu'rEl :.

.NlolN IL - TAT
TINS establishment IS Tor rent or lease. The
location is ..e r -. Pltasan! !; .ac ciIy; All
with The cumpe,icu Of The improvement now
in opr,.Iion, w. ihe Louisa Railroad, the Daf.
vile Railroad, and the connection OF The Jamt.
Riv, r and KanaNha Canal w,h The lite.waitf,
vii, III doubt, make II on oil the most prhlaee
Hoel. in The city. The House itself Is not 10
he surpassed Ivy any 10 The state iur ccm.CE, cot,
vcnicnce and appearance.
--There i also ani..y residence. wih a
Store below, that will br tenle- separately, %
with the tloe.
The property will be rented low 10 a goei
tenant, ona possession given Immediately.
Ar2iic alton may be- msds 70
JNO. TIIuMP> on, Jr j, Amherst County.
P. V. DANIEL, Jr, k"nmond Civ.
Or, c. A. HODGES, Richln5nD Guy.
Sept s-c2aw2m
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RANCE OF THERMourrpp

At j. ~. Randolph & Cos Booi,ter., M, 1871 Ma.
SAN. l2m. ~
Wednesday, Sept IL "a Ga :,
Thursday, Sept Is is ss - -
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PEAK ), BRADLEY " co.
Sep. l0-clni

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AZ L have received, bv Tie packets Merchant, khh
w mend, M-mrnto and Virginia, from New York
one hundred and ten packages 81 sra.onablc DRY
GOODS comprising very large aud rhoirc 1ssonnrrs
Of every thing in our line ot business and Of HE
latest -tyies. Theyare In part as iollows:
Extra super black ami fancy coIored Cloths and Cas'
mrTes; heavy lulled Cloths
Satiiasts; Jean; kefstl; Iwcsis;
!, and plaid i.in-tys and CoTdova plains
Ked, white, yellow and green Flannrls, PLAIN and
lwilied; real WEIGH Sayuny and Lamanine "auie
ant 1 Fftnch Flannrls, silk and wool. for ad-s
AMI children
Whitney, Duff, rwrd and MacLinaw Blankets
Wooll-n, Velvet, Cashmere. Toll-aet and Valencia
ves,inss, rich i.surrdand plain SIX and satin Vrs'
incs; f.ch Brocldc silks, Satin ANA Sain Frrc
Small suird and Giascc silks aud MaIrt lire
Wide am medium black >,!ks lot dir's., and mantii
la. embroidered Fi'l-t Gloves AMI Minis
I.lsi- Thread aud Cotton mead
Embroidered, EriastItchrd 1ad PLAN Linen CahbI''
Handk-iGhleis, Fhfrad Laces
Ed.ings aud insrt.ings; YaIenciennes do
Lislr Lace, Edgings and lnscrtings
t'amtIc an SWISS do
Mourning and fancy plaid Ginghams aud caoors
French English and American labil aud ihrn,''' 10
Furniture mud garment Dilny and Skirts
ltlsh Linens Lawns and Linen GaiGbrics
Table Uamasn and In; pe! Napkins
Doylies ard Vine i!oth
Tatleion, striped anh plaid Mislns aud Cambrc.
Fancy six aud Lille nets for capes Collars an han'
,'ll,; super black Ecmbazisr and Alpaca all QUALITIES
Changeablr, pain piai! and striped i.ustsss
A splendid assert 1ent n plain French aud Eneli'h
Iiefinu Cashmere de EirTosse
Mouslin de Lanes and ClaIrndons
Embroidered, plaid and striped Bonnet aud cnp fio
hons, silk, velvet and worsted Trimmings, tHtsr-I
Cords &c
Ephroidrrcd Caprs, Collars and Cuffs
KID Gloves aud Mill;
silk nrrno, lainb's wool. Mofavian and Cotton Noe
complete assortment al ladies' aud renllrment s'i,
worstrd lambs wool aud cotton under garments, all
prices
Apron nnd Furniture Checks and Pad p"ma'fic'
Carpeinr, printed ana green Rii1r shd luea
Win a ul assortment at bi-nciiri and brown b"m's
ties ana Oznahnrg., from toe Drst nanhil'lo'es ="
the country.
Country Merchants VIII h"d very fhoicr as'"''
raent Ia select fr,u. ngr Goods are ~ l'iith''"
w,lh cash and viii %. ui!pd ic,snnihir IN prier
miles IN iowa and roInit sr Invited {" r1anihe "'
stock We warrant them 10 he ~ the latest syr'' ANU
cheap Or; ernis a'r ca-h. OF 81! .,c.p,an"-
VALENTINE, BREfDEN 90,
IL Dr.
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no FARMERS AND MERCHANTS.
rg,HE Undersigned thankful Ior The lberal pa.
L ronagc heretofore .xtcntc! 10 thcm would
again call the attention III merchants To lhr'I
larre aud VI selected {, 0ek 81 Groceries, wAch
" III BE- sold !os ur cash or on the usual llme 90
puncluai dealers
Our s;oc. comprises every arii"r usually Rep
in a Gi0tcly s,or-, aud We deem II unnecessary
10 enumerale III IN.
TO the farmers We again irn'er our services
Tor the sale Of all kinds Of produce, ID which
We will give particular attention. ami al
charge OF cen, per bushel Tor all Grain, and
will supply them with all goods in our lire al
the lowest market price.
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Teeeraphed for The Baltimore American.
NJ ~ T.
MAINE EI.ECrION.

MAINE ELIC llON.
Some returns have bren received Of The cleo
lion held in Maine on Non 'ay for Governor and
members It The Stale Legislature. We have
the vote Il twelve towns in Cunherland six in
York, and one in Lincoln, which loot ~ as iol-
lows, comparing them with lhc vote in The same
owns last year:
u,m.in VIZ WIZ, 30, ll.n,n. W. VIZ, s!s!
Hubbard, Dem, 800 Dana. Dc.n., 1le7
raibu, F. Sober, $40 tcsscntcn, +. $, 1867
Ii will be seen that The Vote was noi 81 h"ayy
IS II vas lat year; bu the general result in The
Stale will probably be The sane rs heretofore
favorable IL The Democrats.
The Lsg,siaturs result for Representa-
tivcs as lar as reuins are received, is as follows:
Wigs 10, Democrats 5-Whig gain OF !.
EXPLOSiON.-By an extra from IN" office
OF The Savannah Republican, dated Sept. y, u p.
IN We learn that a private letter has been re-
criyed in that city from an officer Of The Army
nos al Fort B!ookc. No names were given, and
we hope, therefore, that none ri the officers OF
our gallant Army are among The sufferers.
lCharisston Mercury
TAMPA BAY, Sept |, IS49
The steamer Mary Kinesand burst her brlle!
forty miles iiom Tampa Light seventeen men
were killed and ter severely scalded. ODc hun
dred and twenty horses and mules we're lost, The
". X. wa, laden with Quarter Masters stores
The Indians are quiet.
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NORTHERN MARnEr5 la Nav ieEx
on Wodne sday- sales of -four OF - ~ Tor
Southern and Gennessre. Red Wheat al wv
lOS Cts, white l2lal22. Corn 'oao1 CTS va
3ea4I.-In PnlLADELrrll, on Wednesday, sales
of Flour at SIS Corn 6laG4i els for yellow :
Oats 30 cts.. Wheat l07 cts
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Il pRUCEI MA HUI
4 VACANCY having 'cCurrrd ~ 'hr fri'''' i,,.i
n ftor tht- state III The t"ngr".' " - ..,
states %, tine hath ol ...s1.-AtrI ev 49, ,,,l
s 's,s % me H.. nc, rampo.,d d tr counties 81
M snanaaa. Ea,tour Ma, han, ranioIph mV o.,
Maaon OH, Is'sf r.. ton. yi"f lo"'''n.,
gel and hancock, the ,h-rir,of ihr 5ai- ,Ss,, =.
therefore hereby q1I-i Ia hold c'''i,"h' ~ ~ s..
s,sctIve counties on Th:tsday, tie IN ia! ae,nes
'. mber ncx, !oi a representative 10 nj the '@''"'
aforesaid. c,v.,nor ,a,t
Given under my hand a lI.n'ehan II. u IN, ,he
mo mi. al,enc, II The Governor l''m ~.
.ss,"s Govern rmt aud under tho !. s'sr e :
""A 81 ,,,r Commonwealth. At Richmond, this ~"
day 4 September, lr4'. ,,o ~ PATTON
sent. - ctothNov NV. VI. 49,
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T0pTUNES HOME-CHALh'o OFFICE
h 4 doors above The Cd Market.
Draw, Nos. Pata rsco, lO5:
40 as "a So 81 3 "a 81 80 81 40.
yvho,e Ticket 80 40 50 Id ard paid.
This day-MarYlaLa Consolidated, I23. 10
No. IA dawn. $4,000 1000. 5000, 5000
Also r. F. Seminary, IL IS Nos, IA drawn.
A. 600, 3a4i, 1000. Tickets 50, Tor sale at
CtiALk'S,
Ss,Ia 3 doors above The Old Make
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Boston, Sept. |

EosTaNl sept IT.
A1assa,hus rs Special Elettion.
Returns have been received from 2S towns oil
tbe special election in The Fourth Congressional
DislIic;. PaIireys loss, SO lar! since The last
sl.cion i, 225. The vote is larger all around.