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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-14

nho Dsmoc,a,. In The Legislature knowing
,beir duty. are expected 10 discharge II adj
| Their constituents demand II OF them as 'nsy 20
The right 10 do, end cannot Tor an ins'an. "
lieye that they will hesitate, 10 mre' 'ue puoa,e
expectations Sweep them Out, ana inc DsH'oo
racy will respond-Amen
On behalf OF our friend "Pnysc,' whose co'n
munica,on appeared in yesterdays Erqa:Ier' we
beg leave to apologize Tor supplying lew on's'
sions in his article; AMI al the same uHe COZ
recting a typographical error, which occu'isu
therein. luslead Of there being one oversee
OF The Poor, (as printed,) who isa Whis, there
are three. (all Whigs.) "Phys;c" om'peo 10
mention the Basin Master, who is also wing
"Civis," whose communication appears below
uufolds tale 10 relation 10 The Tobacco ware
houses Of this city. Instead then OF The proper
tioa OF Al 10 9, it should be Wing, 81, Demo :
Gratis 10.
This is Wing magranimity with vengeance
Cannot Mr.. Mayo be induced 10 make anc'hef
speech7 Can be not give US little more i'g''i
We hope Mr. Mayo will not fail 10 let the wofl'
know tha, there is mol ore single spark u AM
mo.ily 10 the breas. Of single Wing ID Inc
"GibraIlar;" that the Wings hereabouls a'e
whole.suuIed noble sci oil fellows, who permit inc
al &C. focos" 10 enjoy all The offices, although IN
the mino,yI MIR. Mayo is himself "monu'
mem" Of Wing mssnanimIty, Only holding m'es
Offices. VIZ: Prosecuting Attorney, memoeF u
the Legislature and City Councilman. But
here is "Civis." See what he says:
To TIC Edilo's If The Enquirer
Messrs. EuitoIs: Your correspondent "Physlc'
is Ia error IN surprising that The Inspectors OF IL.
bacco in The city 81 Richmond are Wings aId
no Democrats The number OF Inspectors IS ~;
al Shockoe Warehouse 4, all Wings; a! Sea-
brooks Warehouse 4, all Wings, and al The fue-
lie Warehous l only Know The = acting lns2ec-
tors, one Wing and he other Democfai.-
This slows an fqua'i-dtio, OF offices, purely
Stae. in Democratic Ynglnia, after The fashion
OF he present "no-party" administration. These
| clice-halns Wings, This "ali The decency paiiy,
always manage 10 hold the Offices OF any worm,
while the attention OF The people is diverted irom
The uus slate OF affairs by the clamorous and OIL
repeated charges of their press and orators agans!
the Democratic patty being "he spolls paTIS,
she Office hunters" &c. "Where is the spirit vi
Democracy Will il longer sleeP7"
Since Inc Wing members OF The Legislature,
| in The recent discussion about inspectors Nd
thought proper TO assume parry attitude, We
merely call the attention of The Democra'ic
parry in that body 10 this state of iac's Ls'
hem do as 10 their wisdom they think best. Yet,
| for one. we cannot conceive how any party can
reconcile il 10 themselves, 10 see their iiiencs
thrust Out from every Office, when in Their hancs
lies he remedy. Men talk OF 'masnan'ml1y,
and il may be wei, Tor them TO do so; as thereby
they put off the trne issue and in The mean lime
are enjoying the emoluments. We hope the
House Of Delegate. may see and feel lnese
things and act as becomes men determined 10
do their duty. ol'io'
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aaNGE ~ IltEGMUaEI
1t j. ~. RindolpA z Cos. Bcoss,ore. Ne !;
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TRANSPORTATION - =

TRANSPORTATION ~ IL
FOR BALTIMORE ASD !h.hroi,
= RI. q The FOCAhon.iif :.
s.sz8Z Parrish, vii! 'scsiSs :.
P. NJ. To-day Tor the ab37e pace
4, P. NJ. rof.y.
THs MAGIC OF KINDNESS
! teriul story Of The Goo BUZZ
,hers MAYHEM soc air.
Paul and Virginia. new ''''
9Th several ca;s-!sc
New York in S.ice'-a:t a.,
aIince Pie for The :I,li9a-S''
Received to-day By moi
Aug "a w. -:
r Asst NOTICE -Tas ci 1.,s .
IL lales Of Edward GJVan, 10, -, &c. 4
seIse, known 10 The sI'o,; are i i.sss
,e, to do SO Tor hvi'h. TSs'. , va.
estates must make Imraefia's
| taer della, can De ,ols,s e. G;soy. g.
6. ~. RicHAstt III s.a1 .
E.walI Gogsr, &C = Coz:
Aug. SO. A'c'2@. G
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The Democrats In The Legislature sno~,n ,g
their duty, are expected 10 discharge II iann'sg g.
Their Constituents demand II OF thein a. 'ney ~
The right 10 do, end We cannot ior su ,he nnhl;c
lieve that lhey will hesitate, 10 mret 'ne Puoi'e
eYpeclaiops. Sweep Them out, aad The Democ'
racy will respond-Amen
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DEATHS.

4
| Colonel Samuel Dicgs.
DEATHS.
Died, on Saturday,, The 4h inst., a hi.
| liz Orange county, vi sinia. Mf.
| Graves. ST., in ne 75'h yea! Of his sst
aaNGr Jf' iltLiMOnEI
| 4, J. ~. RlndolpA ! Cos. Bcos.,ore. NJ i!
Sam. i2x
Monday, August IS g.
NORTHERN BUCKETS AND 0
" 100 c,t,n Panied BucEsrs
BrJoms. fo- sale By
ArsI4 EDMOND & DAyEE
MANAGERS OFFICE, u. PAIN
WI Richmond, Virginia.
Fer hi. day, al II o'.lock-CaPils
1850. ST. OF $50, s.. Tiches l.
A. Is o'c!Ucs = C pi;al,: 81, 500. Il
1850, &c. Tmkcs5.
Draws Mes. cf Grand Consoida'e5
10 81 80 I'll ) So l. 80 62 20 - %
Auyli c. ~. PURCELL
WHITE GRAPE SHAWL
AU3Csr II 1919.
OWEN s. BALLARD viii sell 81
" Snawls al S, 8, 10, II, SIG and aie
plain and embroidered; also a ieSI
embroidered Shawis.
The above goods are received on ca
and will be scIi al wholesale or reial
duced prices al OWEN 4 BALLa1
Dry GocIs and Coam.>>I
AupI4 lil Ea:|
FORTUNES II 0 NJ E.-ChAL1
i FlCE, Nc. 6. Main s,teel.
This cay-Bei All 81 Is Nos
s22,5oo, ! 500, 3 500, 1850 Tlekei' 4
Also, Small Fry-Si.5U0. II sa'
Aug. Ia 3 dcCls above The or
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMI
THE next session ois'ke..sub,crit..l
J. viii commence on 'Iom!ay The l.
trmber. The courss 81 Instruction en-
English Branches, Arcien! and VIC.
gauges, and Mathematics. Tuition 4
lire TO The usoai s,aniafis, aud I
yea ~, in advance.
Tire Modern Languages vi! " u 'f
Il. B. Micnarj. Tn sa1'cfio-f wa =
sisted by gentleman, na''sr OF ~
graduated With di.iiac - 81 f:,nc, !.
ALEXANDER Ma
Aug. l4-4
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STAT
~ The subscriber aeent Tor ~, o.
Depository, having iu't returned ':lm
as Boston. has, IN adJiton 10 '"'s
Religious, ard Sunday Scaooi Boos''
ION his own account a very C. nrIa
oil School Books, su:h as are nov u
our Colleges, Acsd. lies, e.. t4D
addi!inns3 emb.aciE. the La"
French languages; History, Is f'noG
try, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c sfsI@
Arithmetic, 3 ok Keeping, &c "
Of the mos, approved Eis'ish GiaIN
ling Books. &c, and genera -
bsst Stationery.
Tlese good, ha7i1s been pu,ca''
lowest terms for cash. are no" one'.
potd ns!y low Irices for casa, al >
square above The Banks. ,ru
CHA5. WORTH
A., ,a-t Drtj
BARGAINS IN LADIES' DRESS
AUou3 i4h, lsi9.
WEN & BALLARD ha:t %
" the following Dress Goods i0f ID
will be sold oil very cheap: a.,
Ginghams, various styles lol -"
shilling and finer. ,, f.,
Cslicors-,, 600 pieces gil 2''ces,
10, ~ 2 Gems ami fnci; also h d'a'-
very cheap. 49,. ,.,.s.
''I ssresrs for dresses, vcry cheap:
plain black ami fancy coloI,d o'ls'l
o her dress good, 10 be sr'i a. oa'ss1
Also Co,on oznabaLss, nl'sI5 ~.
Apron and Furniture c eck', Lh'
Cassimeres, vesiiass. FIanne's' s.r
men, and will te sold of Cheap J. "
retail.
TRANSFORMERS LIZ liz
FOR BALTIMORE AND !hsxrs
= RI. d The rOCAhoN,,1 .,
s=ssaSsZ Parrish, vii! 'ecs'w :,
! P. NJ. Today Tor the abo7e plde"
4, P. NJ. ,rof.g
Aug. l4-lt HENRY LUpLa~
THs MAGIC OF KINDNESS
derfrl story ot he Gooi h''
;hers Mayhew 5oc ,,;;.
parl and Virginia. new '~"
9TH several ca;s-!sc
New York in S.ice'-5H ~.
.f.-~ D.. g., The IL ii .ia1 -sys
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WHITE GRAPE SHA WI

AU3Csr II lsiJ.
OWEN s. BALLARD viii sell e
~ Snawls al S, 8, 10, II. SIG and aie
plain ard embroidered; also a ieS
embroidered Shawis.
The above goods are receive! on GO
and will be scIi al wholesale or re,sl.
duced prices al OWEN = BALLa
Dry GocLs and Co@m.>,l.
aroid IaI E3e
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MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PA

NJ ANAGERS' OFFICE, D. PAIN
WI Richmond, Virginia.
Fer tais day, al II o'.lock-Capils
1880. ST., 3 OF $50, s.. Tichcls !.
a. Is oc!Gci; C pi;,l': S2l,5Oo. !.
1850, &c. Tmkc's5.
Draws Nos. Ct Grand Consolids,ed
10 81 80 I'll ) So l. 80 G2 20 II %
Aug Ii Z. w. PURCELL
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NORTHERN BUCKETS AND
lN 100 c,L,n Panied BucKsls,
BrJoms. ios sale By
ArsI4 EDMOND & DAVEi
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D 4. N.
Monday, August Is IS
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FORTUNES II o NJ E.-CdAL
L FlCE, Nc. 6, Main steet.
This cay-Bel Al 81 y Nos
s22,5oO, ! 500, 3 500, 1850 Tickets
Also. Small Fr-Si.5U0. II r."
CHAl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-18
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
, .>O-'~o~~c~NO<~>~>oONNNNN
THE DETAILS or THE EUROPEAN NEWS.
The Ministerial Change In France.
THE CUBA QUESTION In SPAIN.
DEPARTURE OF THE BRITISH MINISTER
FOR the UNITED STATES.
THE F A S HIO NJ S .
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship America arrived at this port
about ten o'clock yesterday morning, after a
splendid run from Halifax.
She left Liverpool on Saturday, the Sd, and
Halifax on Thursday morning, the 18th inst.
Our thanks are due to the Purser Of the America,
for his attention in having our newspaper parcels
ready for instant delivery.
The steam sloop Hecate to have left Ports
mouth, England, on Saturday, the Sd inst, direct
for New York, with Sir Henry Bulwer on board,
~ minIster plenipotent AIRY to the United States.
The only son of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton was
to sail with his uncle as unpaid attacht. The
Hecate will probably arrive here some time this
week.
The latest quotations for American State stocks
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stated In that letter. nonntsrsrelos on the part of
that power sine qud Of concession his own
part IL is quite clear that he has acted upon the
reign OF nearly sixty millions Of subjects, who look
upon him and revere him all but god, IL was .
hard necessity to be compelled soy 20 them shat
bis heart tainted ct the idea Of susountsng In battle
the combined forces Of England and France When
be made the alleged demand, the interference had
be had shown no sign Of wavering until he heard
that an English feet had sailed for the Dards-
nelles- where it was to be Joined by French ono
Of almost equal forcs-it would DO no violation
OF probability to sscribs to that demonstration,
rather than to the Sultans letter the change which
matter OF very secondary Importance whether IL was
the interference Of the great Western power the
sultsn's mssive, which produced the change. The
thing Is done; and thus Of Inn minsnt dssgsr
the peace Of the world Ia fortunately removed the
aDme the CxsY has acted most wisely in declining
engaging In quarrel in which 1t almost as hazard
Gus to retreat a. to advance.
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the American Minister TO France.

]
At the time when N Pouss,n. the resident reprossn-
tative of France in the United States was presented
with his passports, the Hon William e Rives was on
his way - Paris the representative Of the American
republic, in of MIR Rush recalled That gentle
man, Mr. Hves, arrived in Paris early In SeBtenbe
with his credentials but have reason to believe
that to the present time he by
the French Minister for Foreign Affairs nor Officially
presented to NJ. Louis Napoleon Bonaparte.
This fact has epgendered much surprise among the
resident Americans here and In Paris. what effect
the dismissal OF the French Ministry will have upon
this complication will probably be sscertaned soon
The treatment which NJ Poussin received In Washing
ton has made q deep impression in Paris. The Pres
dent OF the French Republic seems disposed to revive
the Empire az least that 10 the only Ineligible con
struction put upon his address to the Nationa
Assembly. But few days, perhaps = few hours, vii
decide.
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The Madrid Gsxetfe OF the 25th ult, says that her
most gracious Majesty received the previous
Ming IN private audience, the Envoy Extraordinary
and mister Plenpote Of the United States Of
America, (the Hon MI BsrringerD who, on delivering
his ere dentiAls, said -
Madam, the President Of the United States has
charged me to give your Majesty every Of
the ardent and sincere desire Of the the
United States to continue and to confirm the friendly
relations which happily exist between the two
tries. To preserve the public peace aud guard invo-
ltby the faith OF public treaties has always been
fidersd amongst the highest duties Of supreme au-
thorify and especially so In an epochsu OF improve
mtnt in the arts and sciences, and notable for the
amsliorations that may increase the Happiness and
prosperity Of nations Permit me to express to your
Majesty personal satisfaction at having to reside in
your court, and having been elected Of off,
eial communication between your Msjesty's govern.
ment ard that Of the United States. hope to unite
my personal desires to those Of the repre-
cent to maintain the most ardent and peace
between the TIVE countries tightly drawn together
by reciprocal interests and annie ably united BY his
toficsl associations.
The Queen made a. analogous reply.
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MALTA, Oct 10 1873.
UNITED STA1Es seUApRoN.
On q Crufe-Ths United States frigats Mississippi,
Soaring the flag Of Commodore Charles w. Morgan;
the Constitution ffgste, Lieutenant ]. s. Rowan
<Acting); the Jamesto~n corvette Commander Mercer
the Inde pen ience aud the Cumberland.
The United States frigats jamestown 10 just tsle.
he'd
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American state stocks.

The London Times OF the Is. instant, gives the
following intelligence
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Love and Poii,ics In France.

ltrom the fsris orresponderce OF the London Atlas
1he govsTumest Of our governors has given us ssms
IN It's sccupaon also. The discovery of the real author
OF the fIesid.n letter the roman affair has been
the topic Of much discussion and OF greater interest
IL s nos ascertained. beyond doubt, that IL vas
penped by Madame d. A., who Is for the monent our
real and bond 6de President This lady. nos spurious
bet second Oeorss Sand has been for sos yssrs gre
duoy settling ben feet nto the shoes OF That ustro,s
lady, ana at epsh the day poor George vas frced
TO fly Tor " rnd abandon them altogether, Madame
dA stepped into them a. o0oe, aad struts about In
them vith great ssfsstisfaction, although nov and
then, 20 be core thy pinch her ito, aud esuss
her to bop and skip ianta tlcAly enough They ssy
at shs much coveted another Article "a attire Shtch
gsorgs SaUd has "a ptsd aiurrs, bot vaeh gnsr-
turzrly great ne hurry OF her Hight she did
peg lesVt Behind her
Mads4ns Ga rcigns Triumphant at tina Eirsas
Huug bon. She T. bsnt eonqa ag tas unoongua
tfJ ssss Le'ee. sud they yittsd sSaiust tas
Vtltr 70 cvf gs4t sas es3 oiyslsic0 Sne inass
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1VU-yowK SATURDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 20, 1919.

.- $1,000 t- cr.- -s-sfaI VIII t-e o.. 10 cu-scn
,t-- t- Ia. ca-e sesr1 l-@c ne r-wer
Ig- ~ Rcherzl1- Ut0 -f7f-ed ne 40 opirot ~ -
Ct - ta,f lays Gown i-a li~ - .csro<
~~ga5 80 80 q = -vsry S-ae ri tris Ulor. Ire
CT sd IA. Ra.4-1.- trr-srT. .-.lcuE a. o "a
r,.-rtru. origi EGGS ard pro.. pnTaie corrcrsior
.rnuI. - sreuF1 r- aseLt 20 tc- ruoirs AID 'le
RssE .o .tould D. c1r-tere- 10 porraf Fe1se pub
tscf % AID hey say, " % accomplish sch 80 e.t by
suc- means ICE so75r-ten power msy urco4nted y ~
mink exert through furh - ir- flleiai 81 NJ COO
st.ora aull5sT rich % MIGHT employ ir i1e 'isciu
aiC- @ similar erect hT az 0aer Gs1-el 70 ll aly
other uocer "Ibs nan s.ree, 10 Louisville ~ss e.
h. ,red as cor cr highway f1r he universal gable
ard "a a. ss- 10 lex Russell - right n ~ Fu'
lie not confined 10 ne purposes Or P--.s-e r1e; ard
are he chef otec-s and ne rEhf OF passage
u chiefly suhs-rFIcri 70 hose eIds 1nst h-lAoed
fac iiaies passage 40 Pronoyf uale sc eosnl-fce
All Va. consistent with TIE gse u re se- 1r nose %
i-cfs They mas clr;si says A- Couril ne ots 4
carts. trsys ard wagons, Dui hey 10 il' oni oese
hs are preferre1 frl tie Ici-f-ss OF society require
the q them They Gay also CO. a. o-i 100 orA 'l-y
have DONE private injury sri perso-sl iabt az srcn
Occss01s. consec1e-ce- must e eSP-el-i Ncm eilef
Igrnts ~ ususponstioL 10 popu-ous AL 7fosntfrs
county"
The Court inpressireig -dd-"rte crT.ft -pirt Of
The A. musi o. reasonable extent lave rs Eav The
~ made Tor toe lines add Vii BE- made or mod q
By sm. The expa-ied ard ssl e1'sueirg rer.gs 4 he
Common Law shOll1 soopt BE- b. az 81" ere Z, no
proved and improving condition o. or e91nry enc our
county usn Ard therefore, rA rcld- arc Ioco1slve
st@amcarsh- 0isprlL - hey Nil aro - l-- psr'n-
Of progressive improvement Lot IA ilenscFs. be
co-sdered So ruissuces. although 10 sSes mat are
gone Hey might have r-en 20 held because hey
would have been comparatively useless and therefore
rlischievous'
Ths .1;uncii5n should not ba grsn.ed FOR hese
reasons and also inlsv The COMPANY "a tie
pu5c would r-svl' ficm us Continuance until Dissolved
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HONE JOURNAL OFFICE, Oct

HOME 'olHNAL NffiNHi '~'' '''
10 the Editor Of The Tribune
DEAR Sir Your Correspondent Quispism
differs 90 entirely from myself ss to the meaning Of
words the proprety Of truth, and the obligations Il
sen:emsnly courtesy hst shal make no further re-
ply except as before to direct SANDER The contest
Is hsrdly fair moreover, between me under my ops7
Signature an an opponent who makes and continues
bis columnious insinustons under an anonymous con
cesmenL The discussion of the merits OF the &C. art
Union IN which there will be much to enlghten and
surprise the public and thechsrscter and bearing upon
Art Of print alluded TO- shall pursue In the col
unns of the " Home Journal ~
Yours. very truly, n T. WILLIS.
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GENERAL NOTICES

TT X. :. Hossaton, %. Nsis,.Oais sJ.'s;ss'
81 l-nth-.l u-sr finh-ss P.reuss rece4Feo ~ as!-
treatment. wished a. heir oSn 1olses' % III
II Vocal liusic and Harfscry-cneve-s -ys-
tenf.-A CHARLEs REcSArLT VII coulinrnso q AAes
cay OcL . cg1rse q instruction. T. sYcsl Anse- -pol
ite new an cc.rt-ztet - siem o. Sl7se n--c- Is
proved So successful BY MS o. ssn &c rs2 ca ir
lev mouths earn - r-sd ard SIS ne rs. 49,. max
A. zane G.-e ia. be becomes l-ssef OF &c --y t1c
res o. coInposrC- Th- class al Zee, ~ 4es1ay',
Tllrscsys ard Saturdays ron e ~ 3 - - eS--i---
.rmonhs Terms si5 Per quarter, u sd'srce rerso1s
.-.iroc- q olrcg q class W. c1sc .-eI lAn-s i1
N RevraalL ~ H0~srt-si. Ias EosI se-.-setory -
ferences givec- - -----0>-N
- Csuttou.-The subscribers are u7cer ihe neces-
sT Of csutoriUg the rub1c aesi-st spurious lnlal9cs
81 H. Msxpetc Aeuedies sl1 hacares 81 he ate Dr.
- y s5-rzoof Manufactured 1-cer another name.
- re,r-.euted 10 be made u IL ter- manner - ~
---fra .rucis. The Remedies Of Dr. Sherwood eau Be
Tsbty prepared ouy By o1rseFes rom ne frc ncn
~ ~ rom hi. .oie Erecutrx. loeq1ee1ed 10 teS
~r,v~v bv M, recorded VIII ana AZ Representations %
IL contrsry wholly fslse
Tsa gepuiua Rem-lies always accompanied By Dr..
ShsrssSoais vrluabIs treatise on he Motive Power Of
~. Humsa System he copyright q which Is In or so-
rc.s.s.,or duly s-crr rcd according 70 sw.
II X. sHEAWOODs s1ceeoors.
~ ChslJels.sL S-v.yofs.
NB-So p-fscr q asl1earss 10 aci - o4r Ages. q
la eg, 49, s@ats'
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE,
4 TELEGRAPH 10 The Hfs.roaF IRi9vr
Re,.,n of steamship Alleahnny.

WAefiiNcrOr, friday, oct -
T8s steamship Allegheny, CAPT Hunter when
~ dsya,ched from Norfolk short time since - look
az fs Round Islanders and Cuba, retur1s1 from Der
- o Washington lsst night
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as asst evening nominated for Senator from this
Dsnet, comprising the 7tb, io.b, 18th and 9Th
g,is He il en- able. worthy and popular cisI-
,.,. and we trust will be elected, though the Dis
,ae..e close one. Thomas " Csfr - his oPpo-
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Whlg Nominations.

Issay Currently, lid Dist RosEhr Il PRUYS,
iIsDy.
,rrrrs foRp OF Jefferson.
grSsoa Co-shefif. LYMAN WRIGHT Of Pittsburgh
as-i LEwIs PALIER, Of lie Roy Justice, sYLvEsTER
srEp Of Brownvii!e Assembly, ls, D.st DAVID MON
..srE Of Hendor.On.
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Court galendar-THis DAY

csour Cousr-Eo. lcs lis ia, ~. ~ 20 lS lncia-
size
COMMON PLE,s.-So.. ls7, SS. .lL-Pn Ito, no.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

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Law Courts.

CouRr ~ OYER AND TRIMMER The whole ofthe day
was consumed 10 ire cross examination Of Mr. Person
NJ p was ard believe T.. member Of The Bar, 10
good .isudug but, unfortunately for himself became tn
Vowed with Mr Carpenter snc oihzfs IN tie Kti Com
osuy ard he Kla4IslOn referred nuch 70 points
In connection ihelerlh 40 be collued Ibis lo,enoon
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PoRTRAITURE.
HENRY PETERS GRAY.

~ Bess 10 inform his friends. that be vii for
the faufs devote s:s snenuo5 sHifres to Portrait PaH'
sboye class are assured Of k.f ability 70 execute ihe
sssSss q Frsnkls-st door from Broadway % lmsos
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ytwJEEsAY.- Mddlessx County Nominations.
Wgs--Ssnoh IL. Y RODGERS
Asisrabig. james Bishop, y X Cofyeil
Henry Van Dyke, iChss Abrams
frro- Senate fWfLLIAH MYERS
Assen5iy. John s CrussTi } y Campbell
Henry Smith, fC. Brown.
A. Monopoly
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mIrnsAr.-Mlddle,ex Counlg Nominallons.

l5any Co--Sherif, LAWRENCE FENsEH Of henn
,.,ivillo Clerk, no nomination Justice JOHN II
faptrY New Scotland.
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