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NEW MUsICJus received at the old established Music and
Stationery Store, 2t street, Pennsylvania
nue. te following beautiful and popular muc sold At usual
The Ledger Polka, BY BelIak
Nancy's Fancy Polka, by @. Bessncr
Phenx Polka performed by Johnson Brass Band Cape May
The Hyacinth Polka, by Gung1
The Elm Waltz, with variation. By Grose
The Ins Man Manor iva WALTZ, BY T; 9; MsKema
Reindeer ouickstep, by 3robe
The Virginia Rosebud Quickstcp, by Grobe
issnnie Gray ballad, By O. Muller, with beautiful vsneus
Leap DER the Waves by j. II. Hewitt
Come back Dreams back by member Of the Germans
Band
Gentle Deeds, beautiful ballad
JEANNE and Donald, ballad by Hodson
Mary Bell, 9Th edition. by benkeu
"wn love then nowr with the "Deares, then
The Merry Sleigh Bells, arranged as quartetse
Belle q Baltimore, an Ethiopian song
Come back, Steben do do
The virginia Rosebud, The only correct edition
Dec -
ERENCH JUVENILE BOOExS.-Jean e. Marie; GU les
Fruits dune bonnie Education. Par pAbbe Macker vo 81
Joseph dore Danger Mauvaises Companies.
r. Marcel. 81 cents
Emmaj Model Guernet.
Hsioetes les Enans ouase Autose par pUnveni,s.
vol, 81 cents.
Fernando Historic dun Jeune EpagnoI uadu de pAemand
LIE Tour Monde Merveies Voyages
par Leon Guern. VOL, 81
many Others for AN Of derent
kinds, prices,
bindings, and with Illustrations.
Imported direct from Paris, by
Also juvenile books, English
and good collection Of the older and esteemed Of
youth. Dec 70
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sSSyGIMocH ON TAxATIos 1 vol London
Meculochs edition Of Smiths Wealth Nations vol.
Mills Political Economy vols. Boston.
The Past the Present. and the Future, by H. Carey, volume,
the sosIs:s ., Ssson. y e sea%sp vol New York
Coons Public Economy the United States vol New York
Porter. S SIss::: 81 S.Ss ss London
Basta on the Protective Policy; vol New York.
fSs foes waas ona Paine rs sss yo
And other works, English and American the SCI
Jani0 FRAScK TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKs-Ju.t received, Tor sale at TAYLOR MAU-
James. s Edward Graham, or RAILWAY speeason by csans
Sinclair author Of Jane Bouvee" sc Etiquette at Washington
JOHNsrON's National Atlas OF Universal Geogr.phy,
Historical Commercial and Political by Alexander Keith John
large forty maps ofahe folio 1e ana
% sss
me highest abroad For sale "a few ony
pss ss reduced price Just opened ssscK TAYLOR
lowing which win make their IN mi. line The best
8 dozen white embroidered silk hose
! Z: s :iss s VIII" 'sss g cs.., r-s,.p
10 90 cotton tops. low priced.
A;' Dozen ,ss ; ss. ps's S. s'ss 4. hos.
% 90 &c i $ses% 90 90 90, cotton top.
10 do black n silk hose
do do do do fleece
Jan l-stif GLAcETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
james g. Bsrret
ILL attend the prosecution before Congress and The
w various executive departments Of government.
Once and dwelling street, between 9th streets.
THOMAS n. TwTrTY,
tf1fs Of Warrenfon, North CaroiiHa)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. 70 Gravicr street, N. o.
ksyrnESoss-Iion J. r. J. Daniel, Hon. A. w. venabls
Nov. NJ 3m
Professor Benjamin p Worcester, teacher
rnonoeapny during the past several schools this
city continues 20 private room (Mrs O.
- aens o-lartf
NEhvANIs..Wsnted, male servant and good
COON 70 90 the work Of small family None win be employed
cannot bring good recommendations Inquire this ce
ANS ASDERsEsS STORY BOOK for children,
Mary Howu's Story Book, with Illustrations, vol.
MS nohands Story Book, with illustrations, ! vol.
JUVENILE Books for prcsentsJust received from every
pubsher In the and comprising all the and standard
BOOKS fc young people, beautifully In the printing and hind
TAYLOR q MAURY,
Dec ~ nookreiIsrs. near pua street.
KNOX wALKER will practise law IN che Supreme
- Court Of the United States, attend
claims against The government Address wsshingon D. o.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--Sesslon Of lsa9-'5O.
THE Lectures will October, con
i until the 18Th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and fharmacywILIAz H. A. AIKrs d. d. LII. D.
surgory--NArmAs X SMITH
Therapeutics Maica Medica Curw M D..
Anatomy and Physology--JosKrn Ropy, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice OF Medcne-WiLLIAn POWELL, NJ ID.
THOMAS, NJ ID.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonsusior Anatomy crossr w.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery every day
the baltimore Indrmay Opposite the Medical College The
r practical anatomy will be opened October under the charge
the demonsnior feesfor e entire Comfortable
may ee obtained e vicinity Of Se medesl College g. e 50 70
Aug. ID awtNov1 Dean ofthe Faculty.
superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber very superior Old Brandy
Of the vintage q lss purchased expressly for medicinal pu
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schroeder Cocka nd Crow
Heidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always on hand together with variety Wines, Liquors.
segars Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug l1--eodm Penn avenue, 18th street
CARD.
THE undersigned ONCE having for the las,
various duties connected with
oce particularly consequently being
hereof offers hs The public
the OF against the general government ne
will attend also 70 any other business connected WIN e
All business con1ded to him shall promptly and
faithfully executed. All letters must be post paid r
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Agency once.
w.smseros crrr, D. c., August 1870.
Aug. 12-lmeod
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TuUT RECEIVED 1t the old-established Music storo,
one Of II Pennsylvania avenue the following
popular music the pubshe Oliver Dson, Boston,
~ n 800 = WILLIAM FISCHER.
osus ~ he Union for performers.
ndies for begnns; by Czorney
Dlnx ~, thsn, the song Of old by Lpder.
Array ths love By l.. D. Hoard.
Tho unnDex polka
LAulo Mar BY Lincoln.
Pr Away; BY o. 9. Crossman.
IT, Young Indian Girl BY Allen.
7ns Lost Boy; BY q. r. Whitney
Zhe Medical Student; by Valentine.
How eenue brecxes rom Aubers opera OF the Crown Jewels
q Csms chase that away; BY Mooiing
Ths Spinning Wheel; Scotch song.
The Lisre Foot; BY John wilson,
Love IN Cotasej BY Clinton l#-
Ia Gistsr's Prayer; by Crouch. - 49,.
Daylight q O by A. Lee.
TIE LAtde Gay Deceiver; by H. Russell. GA
Thssss enough III; BY N. Russell
The songs and Rees Of the Baker family.
llsweiynS Bride; by @. Barker.
Or Cosnuyi by woodbury..
paSholdy.
II. Browns serensde; by Hasfon
Dina md Joe, favorte negro song
IN - gay while mayj BY Lodsr.
FIN oneen Of Fairy Land by knight.
ReyellS German Hymn, with variations by T. Bnckner.
4 collection OF easy sonatas and sudies by Mozart
Kathleen 10 gone BY w. Maynard.
On, come 70 the mountain, by Barker. JAMS
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N a Spawisk WslCspaPeY, printed ~ Nfp York;
THIS Journal handsomely printed twice week,
the approved
style has lately entered the year Of It's publ
during the been published has failed
appear with the utmost regularity ably conducted by Don A.
regular correspondent
Madrid besides having correspondents in all the countries Of spanish
America Officers OF the American government members Of Con-
diplomatic Others will find
valuable compendium spans and Spanish american news poll
sent by mail postage free 1.-THE postage be-
prepaid publisher New York. without charge the
subscrbes a the following tHvarabiy IN adpancs:
For year. .9l0 90 aE
FOR slx months...... ~
Penons wishing 70 subscribe will apply 10 sss44
Dec. 6-law3t smuhh row, Eleventh street, r.
fyRENCII Merin0s just rcccived-We
French merinos cashmercs
We the following desirable shadess
C0bug blue, best grades
pieces crimson scarlet cherry and pink
10 pieces dark shades merno In Maroon brown, care and
green 1911 aA III 4tt fs Etss tas Aet
10 pieces mOde-color cashmeres and merinog aat
black Thibe merinos; with largo and complete
figured cashmeres and mn Of which
ceedngy ich and win be sold the most terms
Dec 6-FsH CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, = CO.
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nishng Of asylum much
charge expected that the public will give their attention
UNITED STATES HOTEL, WASHINGTON.
The no has BEEN entirely furnished win eny new
hat ii. saol. Vim hi. The
patronage he late
EDWARD H. FULLER,
Dec e-d2wn Proprietor.
N A..ertnsns Of Fancy Good. for Christina. Prs.-
snis-vsvet and Morocco covered Prayer Books Bnsiah
Visiting plates .hores, notice, plates
WIN. A. WHEELER q CO.'S, s,a,ion.rs,
A HANDsomELY rurnished House. an = central and
chamber back building together with and
carriage win be rented Cor the Congress
Nov. 0-fn Corner Of i3h and streets.
MIR JOS IT, KEssLER, Professor Music,
By e n % @ an s s &C.
services s musical pah and 2 assure nem thai n. undivided
give s,Ss s be s e. 81 qns and on I ANY
boarding house, Pcnnsyvana street,
= Nov NJ is-ssawswmFsmsTa.
GOVERNMENT Book. and Public Documents, ola
" '"' - '''p''' TAYLOR a MAURY,
booksellers, Penn 9th street, Washington city
Among them will be found
The Patent once Reports for all years.
Book, 0ca Register Of all Officers
The Army Regulations.
Opinions o. he Anorneys General o. he uned sass
Emory. Reports on New Mssico and California; with maps &C.
E.iablishmsn, o The Navy vol s sy9 500
Complied BY Mr. Burke, Commissioner OfPaien'' Price O.
A COUNTRY ssle-Abou, midway be,weeen the
clue. % Washington and New Yok, mile Of
hsr q the GATED States army Il consists q large mansion
ss 81 snd % sn out
trees,
ssos sss s o ss %S
and the adjacent country including fifteen miles Of e Delaware
healthy States, and
ave landing
For further particulars. inquire Of Amos Hunt se On Capitol
% Washington city b. c. address Tho .ub.esss saWimngon
Feb Is--is~awTu.
coLLsoross oyucr, crrr HAIa, February 4, 1850.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
rTY Soues Z. hereby oven INA. deduction Of
and property including stocks, which shall paid
ounce '''''s n' m'''' o ''''''' ANDREW BOUTWELL,,
Feb s--iawiaiMm Collector
WINTER FxsHIoSs.-MRs. ANN sPKIR having received
her selections o. N. latest Paris Millinery viii introduce them
shoe rooms on street, between sh and ION. octa
DEAUTIFUL English Bibles; Qusrto, Octave, ana
NJ s sss ss s sns Ss and rs ss
Tss,amsns. Imported direct from London E.
- - IAnSon $1,000
THE Book ofcemmon Prayer, interpreted By u. his
tory, BY Rev q Butter, D. Of Trinity Church. Washington
lana FRANcK TAYLOR.
THE Mexican Minister has removed om his late residence
!. street % v street, between Pennsylvania and
-
Ro6 .ALEThs house and occupied ~ sss sndsgsd on
Aas S ;s.ss A. RAeHs'
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BLACK and coo.ed Tst asn: de LANES. cashmsre Rich
caps and bonnes magnificent gands unmns wresi
scarlet crimson white Grape do from 81 50 20 SIS She AK:
particular attention % her stock Of sacks cloak and ves which
finish. Dec is-eostiI
SPLENDID Csrpetlng Curtain Goods, ssc-Tbe sub-cr-
bes would respectfully invite the attention OF citizens and
shsy feel sonaden. esnno, be surpassed squaed
IN CARPETING,
Patent tapestry velvet do tapestry BRUSSELS
Imperial three ply, double super ingram
Rich sSsneine and tuned rug. ~ '"''' ''"''A''
Heavy sheet oicioths every wid any
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS,
Rich satin de laines, rich figured de ianes
Rich high coored damasks, nch dsmssks
Iwilsd and plain ea.hmeres
Worsed dsms.ss all color.
Embrodered muslin., BY me yard
Riiad linsn ,s ~ s1% ~id, RS's"'s' '''''''
Tassels, cords, and nriures Of every kind, Ac.
sna table %% as" .s 81 sna
towels Scotch and Russia diapers Msr.ees quilts eedbIsnkes
fsiea upon accommodating terms. SIRE respectfully
Sep ii--s,swswT PHI HooE co.
RooKs from Londen.--IA.t No. s-IIsslthy Homes. by
as.." Danger. sssss &c s"S s ss"s VOL s
!, MtcheIls Practical Assaying / vol
Gradus ad Parnassum. vol
LoyoIa and Jesusm is Rudiment by Isaac Taylor vo
War Once Regulations, regarding Army Services, Paymases
Bcuie. Companion Improved Log Book Tor
canpSsns Practical Ten Book of Inorganic cncm.uy voI
le4g
Dean swins Works Roscoe's edition, complete in
Just imported IRON London direct, by
Feb Is FRANCK TAYLOR.
NEW Books. Just received-Tmki.h Evenings Entertain
men: the wo.s q Remarkable incidents, and the Rae'
Historical Studies ny Geo. w. Greene, late United States Consul
Rome.
second volume Of GoIdsm,h MISCELLANEOUS Works BY Prior
Manual Of Commercial Correspondence, English and French BY
a Merchant
Aarcuar Confession Episcopal ny
TAYLOR MAURy,
Febw BOOKSELLERS, Oh street,
UEnyrER's Large Quarto Dictionary Unabridged.-
po~se Dictionaries, and Of learned and cnl
waited ancient and modern but that
rey armed and equipped IN this without Dr. Webster
command 's-Danicf Webster
81 useful dictionary English American
language ,-Hcnry clay. 800 ~Nss
II md Invaluable rade Irving
every scholar knows the value Of which, addition
genealogical learning, has done
with the English vocabulary ~ IL
words and Inc accuracy and extent Of il definitions "wm NJ
Prescott
ahs genealogical part anything lint has been done for
ne English language by any earlier Iahore IN the
Pusiished ~ q Merriam Springfield Massachusetts and for
=. = NJ" rRASoK TAYLOR.
Mar 10
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vJraTTNS-ca UDe printed plates engraved In ths
she anc., assi;sv s.nrnli,d nv TAYLOR b MAURy,
New 81 Dookseiiers, near oh IT.
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HAVING city after unavoidable absence,
caused by III heah has the honor TO the offer Of s
musical public and hom thai his undivided
shall be devoted his professional duties HE'S ready
instruction. heretofore, In singing and the piaDo Any
which be len m him his residence at Mrs Wses
boarding 3 between Pennsylvania and street,
shall have immediate attention.
Nov l6-3taw6w-FSun&Tue
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WATSON 4 RENwIcK,
PATENT AGENTa.


PATENT AGENTS,
r street, opposite The Patent Ofes Washington, ID. C.,
DRoCURE patent the United States and In foreign
c and give advice all questions arising under The patent
Hsvra HONE cosnrsrospxxrs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner OF Patents.
Hon. James d. weatco chairman OF Committee OF Senate on
ssayssss. ksms,, YVES. s Point foundry
Henry s,syeo ssq snsos . Isgs s wsss, 9 s
Hon. Thomas Corwin.
roRsros ooaEssrospKsrs
Creed esq., London and Birmingham Railroad COMPANY
Edward ssbne r. s., Lieutenant Royal Eassssr,
woolwich.
Michel Chevae, Ingeneursnchef, and Robert walsh ESQ.,
Paris. Nov 3-Saw6w
NEW Cloths, Csssinercs, and vesangs.-1Ths rnb-cn.
goods. 70 which hey invite attention snas and
IS pieces French cloths just received black brown blue
30 pieces fancy embracing all the popular @
10 pieces best French doe skin csssineres
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINes WE HAVE
Rich French casmers, y as cen different varieties fpas
Rich figured silk vssiinrs, complete sssoumsnt
Rich vestinss suitable for evening purposes
line, 10 which we invite shels attention. ... 90
Dec. 5-suf cLAGErr, NEWTON. MAY \ Co
A NEW supply OF shawis. cioaks, and sacks. --stnn
and citizens respectfully invited stock
q before purchasing we following desehp
10 rich embroidered French cloas shapes ofnew and an
common materials
10 plain eIoak. richly trimmed
% Hungarian long shswls, In rich celors
* S sss assss ne 90 40, IN new design.
100 medium and low-priced woolsn shawh
Dee s ss' cashmere ''' ceIHGErT, NEWTON, MAY co.
Vrmrse-cARps printed an. plate. ssss.ysa !. p:
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EANCY GOODsi Fancy Goods Wonderful attraction a,
PoUDERs ON Pennsylvania Caseu CO., (up
stais Mrs f. Ponder impeled BY the cordial
liberal patronage accorded to her former OCCASION resumed
the occupancy OF tho rooms kept BY her last where she
would be happy exhibit
part fows Rich brocade and silks black
black and cooed Turk sans de aines cashmees Rich fancy
goods for costumes dc ball. An unequaed vare Of head
he ribbons, acss enboidees boche shaws from Ella $50
scarlet crimson and white cape do from 81 50 s75 She
w be found 10 spass In the city In elegance Of design and
hnish Dec l6-eo6fi
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| A HANDSOMELY furnished House, I'm . central and
healthy containing rooms, including dining
and chamber in the back building together with stable and
win be rented Cor the o. Congress, longer
period, ~ desired. Apply 70 JOHN Joyce,
/ Nov. T-ifiu Corner OF 18th and
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A GENCY, Washington.-The undersigned late in
pecon branch Of the Post Office Department offers his
mail generally and those OF the
section pacuary with The assurance thai h removal from office
initiate the character he
department honesty capacity fidelity,
aociates In Office Of both parties with their hearty
sustain him therein.
orders attend business Of every nature, the
government will be thankfully received and promptly despatched
ff JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-dn late Of Post Office Department
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no George Edwin Pace.-You are hereby noti-
fed, October Of
law and chance for The county Of Prince George and State Of
Virginia, decreed, things,
lows "ha X Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
ed commissioners for the do notice ieight weeks
published published
city Of Washington and posted the ont door Of
Of county George Pace and Edwin Pace formerly
the county OF Prince George In vnia) forward claim
said of Prince George before the first the
court, the will distribute
Of the same amongst their next OF kin"
n. X. MEADE,
THOS H. DANIEL,
Nov 22-d5w Commissioners, kc
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NOTICE-The subscriber beg inform citizens
IN public generally that he has Just employed workmen from Eu
from northern cities, Of known skill
which, together with his knowledge practice
thirty years. enables him say confidence
prepared manufacture fine ewely and costly gems silver
superior and cheaper than other establishment known
respectfully
s''- - ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and loth streets.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL, WARRINGTON.
THE United States Hotel win be opened Tuesday, the l ni
slant for the reception Of guests.
furnished
furniture throughout The house, and the proprietor feels confident
win fail please his
entirely and he hopes
unuancs patronage heretofore extended his father e
EDWARD II. FULLER,
Dec 5-d2wn Proprietor.
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N Assortment OF Fancy Goods for Christmas Pres
enisveive and Morocco covered Prayer Books, Bngs
Bibles, &C., &C.
Visiting printed from the shortest notice, and
= n 49, VIM A. WHEELER CO.'S, stanoners,
Dec e-m Corner Of Pennsyiyania and 10th
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and reprisal; TO keep troops or ships of war in
time OF peace with foreign Powers; to enter into
any agreement one with another, or with foreign
Power, &c. These provisions were intended for
the prevention of precisely such conflicts between
the General and State Governments as that which
the Richmond Enquirer and its coadutors have,
ever since the election of President TAYLOR, been
laboring, with zeal worthy Of better to pro-
woke One can hardly open a page in the Com
mentaries upon the Constitution by its founders,
without discovering evidence of that forecast, wise
beyond mere humanity, which dictated those pro-
visions. How true and how prophetic, for in
stance, is not the following passage from those
Commentaries in the Federalst," from the pen
of Mr.. MADISON!
"1he influence Of factious leaders may kindle a
flame within their particular States, but will be
unable TO spread general confagraton through the
other States religious sect may degenerate
into a political faction in a part of the Confed-
erdcy; but the variety of secis dispersed over the
entire face OF it must secure the National Coun-
ellis against any danger from that source. A rage
tor paper money, for an abolition Of debts, for an
equal division of property, or for any other i'm
proper or wicked project, will be less apt to per-
wade the whole body Of the Union than pariicu-
lar member Of it; in the same proportion as such
malady is more likely to faint particular coun-
'ty or district than an entire State. In the ertent
and proper structure Of the Onion, therefore, we
behold republican remedy for the diseases most
| incide,'tf to republican Government"
Thanks to that Providence which watches over
the destinies of this nation, the greatest danger to
which this Republic has ever been exposed is pass
ing away. We trust indeed, that the time is not
far distant when the controversy the subject will
be remembered and discoursed about only as thing
of the past, in regard to the expediency of which
the People were, at the time of it, almost all on one
side of the question, and the active politicians in the
South, of both the great parties Of the country about
equally divided in opinion. @.".
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paernal and patriotic MISUNDERSTANDING the confident
expectation that you will perceive the propety and necessity
Of meeting people in the General Southern Convention
proposed for the first Monday Of June and resting
surd that whatever may be the action Of the Federal Gov
the present session Of Congress, the South will
be consolidated in yndcaon and defence Of the constitution,
and will prove recreant her honor her right her in
teress, her history and her destiny"
A. HUTCHINSON,
G. WINCHESTER,
W. r. HILL,
w. L. SHARKEY,
C. r. CLIFTON,
JOHN I. GUION,
E. g. WILKINSON.
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RENEWAL OF THE Wan IN YUcArAS.-Dates from Cam
peachy to the 9th instant that the Indians had renewed
the war which il hoped had been terminated and that
they seemed determined to carry with increased activity
Capt Vidal in two expeditions fom, Vaadod, bad killed
la7 avages, and succeeded in rescung four white prisoners
The insurgents in large numbers had attacke the town Of
Cen,io, and set fire to number Of buildings in the
public square, which consumed. Lieut. Corea collect
ed few mon, and after sharp contest repused the assa
ants with loss of three killed and large number wounded
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TALL CHrMNEr.-The Cambridge Chronicle states that
the New England Glass Company have commenced having
the foundation for tall chimney which they are about to
build for the glass works in East Cambridge to be about
thirty feet square at the base and carried up The height of
two hundred and forty eet-twenty feet higher than the
Bunker Hill monument Flues under ground are to connect
their various furnaces with this chimney thus making i,
do all the smoking Of their immense establishment
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Loudoun Cosnty-Three Wings, EDw ADD w. EpwARps,
Rom. L. WRIsHT, and L. o. CARRIsaroN elected the
Legislature HESRY w. Thomas, the Wing candidate for
State Senator from this district Composed Of Loudoun, Fair
fax and Alexandria countes leads bis Democratic COMPETE
tor 29s votes, and is undoubtedly elected.
Alexandria Co,inty.-WM. D. MASSEY (Whig) is elected
to the House Of Delegates and Mr. THOMAS (Whig) has
majority Of upwards Of 100 for State Senator. The
vote for Delegate is follows
w. d. Massey, Wing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
W. Minor, Dem. ...............l57
ConVenuon. 500
NO Conventon.
Richmond Cty.-James G.. Crane, Wing, 5sS; Thos.
P. August, Whig 500; for Convention res Conven-
ton l57 Polls kept open for three days. of bad
weather.
Henrico Court House.-Hall Wing, 37s; Mayo, Dem,
307; Goddin Ind s; for Convention Ell against ii 65
Polls kept open.
Hanorer-For Senate Fleming, Wing, I27; Amber
Dem, 50; Bo~!es, Wing, Is. For House Of Delegates (:
Wickham, Wing, 2l2 White DEM, SO. For Conven-
ton, 34 no Convention, as. Polls kept open.
PetersburgWe regret to that friend John
w. Syme, Esq has been defeated by the Democratic cand
date DR.. Joseph E. Cox. Cs majority SO. Polls closed
Norfolk County heeier and Butts Democrats elected.