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MISCELLANEOUS.
'IFTY DOLLARs REWARD.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, 49,.
II 29 Of iune last, negro man named LEVI about q
Ss M M N nsn sss hss may lead his
dc ecion if six iest high and generally
He irea papers Of Luke Ned Hall who reside
IN ms COUNTY and has attempted escape on inc Ka h Ire
si has the papers Hall his pos>essl"n AT a"
he inquired his Raleigh but il suspected that m ~ ~
The above reward will be paid or ANY wi IA" so
deliver INN TO any OF the subscribers or connne III" III any
Address Macon Moyc al this place. MAiiih" S II
Goldsboro. y. c., July II, 1850. MACON MOVE
COMMITTED 10 JAIL. c,,,.,v
THE STATE ar ALABAMA. TAtLAro"sA S,ro ,ov
COMMITTED to jaii ON The dhday August ~ oars e four
t9 inches hlsh Of dark compexpnha on Bne 1"a. n f
anls aud short coatsy he belol:s msn by te If yi
DAY le from hna The requested ,n s,s TO
come forward p"ye his property pay expenses anu ''A'
s VIII % D'"'' VII" "'''u NATHAN F. SPARKS Tailor
EING anxious to settle the es tie Of my e ,L as sse a
JESSE VIM deceased they requested pay Tier bonds
they bccone due: for acting Executor ee' os
Claims against the requested 10 make them Snm
For The Information Of both creditors and debtors e notice that
can be found Al the late residence Of esta;9r WYNN
Aug l5-~wiw Executor OF Jesse Vim deceased.
co-PAKTN EESIIIP NOTICE. coops
BUSINESS his brother. TlIOs l. COURTNEY ihe Iusi
viii hereafter be under the style ana h W ,
COURTNEY co. SAID Copancls!p 10 aSs elrI ~
inst j. u 'oehi''i'
2i-c2aw;w
ORIGINAL TIMBER LAND IN CHESTEKFlaLD
FOR SALE. u., /,
OFFER 80 an original growth lhis anu
The DlIvlle Railroad about mites from Rrhnu
bounded the North by large creek which qa, o. 'ei
timber 0her small through the land u''' w
Saw Mill aljoins the land
,ny -c5a a. J,,e ''''"'''" "ii' H. FRIEND.
STO p THEFT TWENTY DOLLARS REV AID!
FL IRON the stable OF he subscribers, on SALlK
~ DAY NIGHT the 2il instant. snal! BAY HORSE 80
reward al dollars ic detection III thief ai fTS
recovery Horse dollars Horse will be given L
The IIor has white spot the forehead small sore q" e
his shoulder kno, on the Top o.
and mark the left hlnl FOOL rois well
in harness. and PAGES under the saddle. . u,>s,rv
Aug 2i-cii I. s. w. n IlNSl.Ei.
p.tcr Ia
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JSO. METTAUER. VI. D.. &c.,
Dean of Tie Medical Faculty.


OLDESPLACE FEMALE sEailNAKh,
DiAWiDnIE COUNTY. virginia 49,
ISS Seminary vii BE- opened on tie 1T ." ocin,"F l>'o
uu.o subscriber anl nis lady The course
nj studies embraces the highest
The viii he complete h"Inish ana snld
raining and Kind and delicate IT. neces
Should be made uay lew more can
tc admitted.
Terms far HE session ~ n months:
B,ar &C. including Medicine ani Medical attendance. So
Tui.,, Ensil.l Mathematics AID Ancient Languages, 81
rrnci >rln Ii aEdN Needle work (carh) .
lllio or t;4I:ar with 81 Instrument. ~
Ia. Scholars fuel &c Books and
Stationery booksellers pces Payments inrhe hall sessions VIII
the lat Of March and 3lst al July AMI no hriucto
the discretion of The Principal
Applications Circulars containing ni inflammation Or for adj
mieson may H. Worsam. Darvies Post Office
October Isl 10 the
Ana lu-ciisiOct. WIN PANNll.L. IT., A. VI.
GRACE STREET FEMALE SEMINARY,
Z E'I,vEEN It'll AND STU STREETS, RICHMOND. VlR
- GINA The Seminary formerly under The direction :" Mrs
5ueriucr"cc Mrs John Grubb who, for some Tine past
becna associated with tina, lady
Tie yl. tes may received into the family boarcr
provided with the comforts of home aud Ia all respects treat
c. members OF the family.
Competent have been engaged
ANY further information will be- readily furnished upon aPpca
TERMS
i ica months rs Board Washing ia:lasve' se'
Day Schoias Senior Class =,
Day Scholars Janior Class ?,
ffcnch Spanish Latin, rc. each =
Drawing. with al,ItioHa! charge for mater -
Painting, n c"icrs, do do. 90. ~
p,intn1 In o cnlu 40. do do ~
in advance. the remainder at the mhe OF
the SESSION. No deduction will be made Tor ABSENCE except IN case
of protricted Illness. -. :,
Reference by permission the following gentlemen &c W r
n.ts Esd Arlington Virginia Col Robt Z Lee " a
Rev James Is Taylor Richmond, Virginia; Rev Martin I Sumner
y ,.hn,n,,J v,,r,ni, Aug b--cif
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CLAs siCAL AND MATHEMArICAL SCHOOL
"A

IN SPOISflNANiA
'EyE School wi commence 4 The
residence Mr. Spencer Coleman the first MONDAY IL
October anI Gn:i IL. eui o jay following The ~
be- especially gr, pupils young Gentlemen
wo completing studies III the University OF Nrhl
Having Institution H. thi;"s he
good preparation Mr. Coleman accom- noar cish
boarcrs family session Tor boaid fuel &C
For AMI the higher branches OF Ma
tciaics so; Tor English, In al lis branches. 81, - -
| JOHN HART Ir
" -
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r VII PERSONS WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
VI EPii, shman. died in the year 49, IN Inc corn
htV ili Sie OF Virginia, ntesa,e. leaving some Per
He 70 which his kin. ii he left any are entitled
VIRGINIA. said Murphy left the undersigned nus
"o administered on his estate and who will be entitled to
Z, his ultimate dsrbutee, in case he ie no next OF
~'es his method of informing all such, II any exist ~
S l1 establish their superior right her TO said proper
use he vii conclude that such exist and WI! con-
l. u oieriy as her own. NARY A. MURPHY.
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C0TTOIrS ALMANAC, 1851.
RANDOLPH ,ill publish week Coitoms Almanac ior
tining, besides the II Calendar pages Astrohomra
&c valuable gardeners monthly instructor Jewish
opf;s o. Virginia, North Gao ina; Mary and anu bis
aba Virginia Stale Officers; Members Of Congr IS. Sc
is. NJ Delegates. Receipts. Anecdotes, &c, &c. VT
! mi ,hnrs snIiciIal Aug. u
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Schemes for the week.
FRIDAYCap,as: vi sl3.J0 go, i.oJu .9SS, 10 OF l0o
&c. = Nos, h Drawn Tickets s..
2.o. Ella ~ Of 2jJ, &c. - Nos II 'awa. Tickets so
SATURDAY. September 2s-Capiials Of $1,000. 1851
0ut o1D, l0u oi 1909, lu0 Of 80, IS Nos, IL drawn
Eco. All
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.. The Creditors OF BALDWIN & ALLEN, who hold
= .ts@ uion interested in the Trust Fund Of the
by John A. Alien one OF that firm are hereby
~ lay Of the present month (augus,) my Of
ton, ,"urt House. in execution of the decree Of the
p,rr ,Ar County of Buckingham made last April in the
~ n beazey, Aliens trustees, and others, shall
z - ~ SUCH Claims above described
n r ROcOCK Commissioner
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FACULTY
CALEB D. MATTHEW'S, NJ D.. Professor Of Maicgia Mcdca
and Therapeutics :. :,
n.uures and the Practice of Medicine.
SAMUEL FREEDLEY NJ d. Professor Of Botany and Medical
Jurisprudence. ,,::,x,,;.;
WALTER WILLIAMSON NJ d., Professor OF Obstetrics ana
the Diseases o Women and Children.
ALvAN E. SMALL, D., Professor of Physiology and Paho-
logy. :, :, ,.. =, f,ho,,;,,r. aud r. ~;
coogy. : e
FRANCIS SIMS. VI D. Professor Of Surgery.
WILLIAM A. GARDNER. VI. D., Professor OF Anatomy
j. b. PETHERBRIDGE ~ ID, Denonsraor OF Anatomy
" - W WILLIAMSON. VI. D Dean,
aup 2I-cst No so. North lh Street Phiaiclphla
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1 Uck's OFFICE, CORNER OF MAIN AND 18TH

u = -
Drawing Of Susquehanna Lottery, Class 50. Angus, IS;
- 20 ii ~ ST Is 81 - y IS u Y 81
Drawing Consolidated Lottery, Glass
20 - 81 Is &c 30 Al II ~ %
Schemes this Week.
FRDAlhiaryand Consolidated Lottery. Glass IL Capitals
sijAn. ; pf 2.j - Nos, IA d..wE Tickets 81 Also.
+. I. Seminary. Glass B.! Capitals scS ,5o u6. &c. TO
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
SATuRDAY-Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass QCapials
So. 21. 9,Ja $780, loo Of l.1D - Nos. II
Paupsco Lottery. Class ll1Cap.a!s: sJ.9
LOO, sc. = Nos. Il Grawn Tickessi
~ B-Sae hs small Lotteries II, A NJ each day,
large Lotteries - 7. NJ
Particular pad country correspondents Drawings for
waca mnediey rerer and ali business done this Office
strictly coni.c ial. Address L. g. IUCk.
Richmond.
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GEO. BOOKER, President Of the Board.

Hampton, JrLT .. $50.
regret cXc"cney that pr!cs onal engagements d! not ow
present the In at hcn
pi the Hampton Academy PERMIT Join in all III. STATE
The above testimonial. But eivrs p'ramr toa that
the the opnhr which
Ji observation the method q" INSTRUCTION
pa Ic ~ Mr Cary. aai To- progress vi his pupils a
before formed that Suo Tie best m wic have ever hrcG
acquainted! The information l. aud minute
Tire pupils well raac, aud re,'ec'
aus llc~.;w q. M. SENPLL. II. u.
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GtHALHS OFFICE, No. D. Nam Street Richmond, Virginia
~ Put money thy purse"
Do not despair
True n.vertircs, but Eagles
Kings i Gods, iui ncaner Kings.
Put money IN thy purse"
Schemes for the Week.
FRIDAY-Maryidnd Consolidated Lottery Class l7Capitals
jtpl. 10 o $40, - Nos. Ii drawn Tickets ST.
SATURDAY. Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class QCapMais
1900 1900, ED 100 lVU OF Loo &c. - Nos III dawn
Tickets sh. Aug. %
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Z OGAN WALLER, Commission Merchant gives
u his undivided attention the selling OF Country Produce
D Office 2l Main Street., Richmond, Virginia July s-eam
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MISCELLANEOUS.
=. nc ESTER,S UNRIvALLED PIANO
EORTES-ANOTHER NEW NOTE.

woRoEsIER's gAnIy yAw LED PIANO
HE following TESTIMONIALS press New York are re-
spoc;iuly submitted toa discriminating paolie ;o,,
r,u The York Commercial Advertiser OF IN
strains, 81 which very ay see.
m human throat; but from one o. n0ss we more
.nsy give forth ncx,o melody Of the voice &
~ geriags. The sweetest ani most pers,uy
ds'1' From Home Jour'A! otiobet - DAVIS ay 70
aaS Fore Waeroons Of Nj the 3D.
where , we saw s i ras boards the
ed ornament of the paor As "rsi s. ~.
h M INK, vi the aud We advise our readers II Tine a!
n,. o!cr. TO take view "l ,.e ,,e'"a ' MI
York Commercial Advertiser oi'h 2''h November copies
4eoSe, & ,he above from Morris and wiss Home Journal
"N A aud claim 10 sn " something about the ma''er
n nans unsurpassed III purity volume oi tone,
". wesS ",1 me iiiaairsl execution,
lNpEo Effected ;hc greatest real improvements III the
e o. G Of ali Instruments ie p,aaS Some others
IN ' % power and hrlllancy OF the whoe while Others
a;a cost upon the fantastic decorations OF the frames but
tye Worcester, whose Pianos atrriy made
gualc ror belongs the merit oflncreasng the
A. quality and endurance OF and without
sane "F -" ,,scrlton price. His mandatory and
T Avenue, WEI! worth vislteven at the expense
omnibus moncy-to any gentleman orlady artiss or
e ruus purchasing first class Piano that can DO
,.rsl On NORRIS & BROTHER,
,,,s f,r hr sale OF WoRCESTERS '.WoNDERFUL"IN IN
supplied with lul aud complete assert
nos, every packet New York continue 10 receive ad
::s:Shps PURCHASERS 70 esami and se'es. from
MArErIs with the full assurance Of zen!
.s.!ls s''e NORRIS Il BROTHER,
.,s 10 pRxxss MoSRis, dealers IN Piano For'es, Fo
= ,i American Socks and stationery Aug q
..Z- LAND FOR SALE.
~ servants ~ Texas the ensuing
sl sell privately the Farm which reside, iyins
a. he nurty OF Madison the Rapid Ann River. about
v.,r Orange Couc House aaa Bl.coursvIe, ant n:e'
Ma, llrizri Road about beiu: constructed 10 Cor
C ,n,aiulu- 80 There about so acres cleai e'
f,. IN hpay uak
1,,r. are abou: fertile river bottom, wt
f,s Tor The soil il well adapted I" inc
81 ~ com wns.. tobacco. and grass lis proximity L" an
, faaun- uli ami Central Railroad 10 Rchmild AIS" me
a railroad of construction. must necessarily aal
,nr and make desirable location The health oi me
ana general nei Of the citizens through ms
"A cou.try pIoyerbia Those wShiu. more Iarlcuiar
,a e referred The Hon jeremiah Morton, Washington
% ur Hr B. S,merviie, Richmond. Virginia. and the sub
~ he premises, whose address Is Liberty Mills Orange rnan
81 80 GEO. A. SMITH.
Irg i-wi&cif
rIhd For SALE IN TaE COUNTY OF HAN
MEX SIX AND HALF MILES FROM THE CiIi VI
RICHMOND J.,
n, 81 scrber is authorized sell the Farm on which r I"h
Thomas resides ed IN the county o Hanover o MI
Cav Of Richmond the road leading IRON Richmond 10
er Court House. the Meadow Briiseso aJo'ins e
Dr. ,kasor Mr. Richard H. johnson AMI Others containing
abou; onc-thiri cleared iahu III
- improvements and the balance III wo'u OF o'isha'
..F
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:. TIC Mn i0l MI GOAT kuOwU BlKTON 5 Mill tbs II
!, slrblr properly. III Ai repair bmt J. well sfuae
supii bg ualiilue siJ.asa. .nnug sufficient Tor
rrinln. There ~, attached
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UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA,
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
g1IGlITY- FIFTH SESSION. (Saj The Lectures viii CON-
~ c,c On Mray, 7i l terminate about the end
III Narch ensuing.
For rtr.cIa.s see tie July the Medical Journals
W. T.. IIDRSEk. VI. ID.
phil,d.nIt, In Dean II Medical Faculty.
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THE UNION.



A leter.wnter. FROM Washington last week suggested
that Mr. Cnttenden will be suspected OF democracy il
he makes many such appointments clerkshps tba
OF Judge BIB. whom he has appointed copying clerk
in his Office
There is not the least danger Of the public doing him
any such injustice for that any other Judge
Bibbs whgey Is too well known as is Mr. Critlenden's
roscpye conduct wherever he has possessed power g
induce such mistake Surely the Attorney General could
have had no agency in the letter alluded 10. The ques
lion is asked By those who complain OF the skfu man.
ne in which he sedueed the democrats into support q
General Taylor In s4s by gralutous declarations Of mod
Grafton and impartiality.
The advent OF the Attorney General seems 10 be the
prelude TO new era OF prescription it s al least CO.
temporary event. although il may be difficult to eslab
lish the connexion of and effect Certain il is
find lists OF the removed democrats figuring in the papers
and will be wherever trust confidence is reposed
BY democrats in their opponents in preference to their
friends, and whenever Taylor and a Fillmore be
preferred under any Protestatons to Cass and Bullet
the depositaries oil power
Will such an error be ever again perpetrated by the
American people, in view OF the public injuries and in
dyidual wrongs which have followed the former one
We think not The 10000 removals under Taylor and
Fillmore 10 eighteen months administration and in de-
fance OF pledges and truth, will not be forgot
ten or forgiven. LEGION.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE Oct. T. ., =. m.
The Msyoreiiy Eieaioa -dr. Loue and his friends
Fugitive gone baek.-Cay Mortaiay - The Markets,
DC.
The interest manifested Ia mayoralty eleeli 10
OF on Wednesday next daily increasing and the
addresses 10 be delivered tonigr great
ings Of the democracy by the governor elect the Hon
Enoch Louis Love- assisted by Henry g. May, esq and
tie Hon r. NJ HcLane. will raise this enthusiasm 10
height lhat viii be ofvciory The friends
OF Colonel Turner freely betting on majority OF two
thousand in the city wherever they find any wing
10 bet with the.nso many Of the wings having ,st all
they thoir random bets the governors election
The Hon Louis Lowe will receive his friends and Eel
Fountain Hotel at stated hours on to.
and Wednesday
The fugitive slave Hamlet returned to New YORK on Sa.
urday having been purchased by his old employer with
money contributed by himself and othersevery cent OF
which he said from who acknowledged the JUS
lice and desired uphold and carry the law OF Con
gress. large of the black and white fanatics, who
did contribute towards his freedom, met him
the wharf New York; and had great abolition out
pouriag in tie Park They let OFF their gas against the
Nonh--against the South-against the constitutional
short it was Seward demcnnrssion rom beginning 20
end.
Mr. Webster was in New York on Saturday,, where he
proposed remain for several days
The number of deaths in this city last week eighty
fve OF which fortytwo under five years OF age
! The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market this morning
there sales of loo bbs Howard -four at "a rs
Sales Of $500 bbs City Mills at "a 652 Sales of good 10
prime red wheat 100 l02 cents, and white I05 10
cents Sales OF white 60 81 cents ard yellow at
63 "a cents. OATS 30 SO cents. Whskey, "a cents Tire
offerings OF beef cattle the scales day reached 800
head, about 200 OF which sold city butchers and
packers Prices ranging from So % ~ 10 100 lbs
the hool, equal TO "a % and 70 70 nett, and averaging
81 so gross. The balance remain unsold and
Of them viii be Philadelphia. Sales Of hogs
- 75a$5.
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Do we understand the New York Evening Post to
saw that the late Syracuse Convention really passed the
following resolution by vote Of % to All The Post OF
Saturday evening says:
We think IL as much of triumph as ought 20 nave
been expee ted from have nominated Msrn van
rem as our candidate presidency and, by
and emphatic silence have rebuked the course o. sem
TOR Dickinson And yet both these important resns wel
accom- uIisbed al committee, composed Of majority o.
pro slavery men, refused report resolution approving
Mr. Dickinson course; and similar resolution when ~
forwards offered In conventions was unanimously eJec.eo
on previous question. This 10 mol an sccu-
rate e. version OF the affair -Usrosl ,hs com.
Within fifteen minutes alter this mensorious act the CON
vension adopted the following among other resou'ons "
ported by the same commiteei
Resoivsd That this hs name OF msrun
the democratic csDddsts for the once o.
President United States spare honorable
means secure his election Nss
"Tbs resolution adopted, without debate, by vote
80 a. and but for s having been put the conven
ton connexion with another resolution congratustng
the country for something that had taken place. would
doubtless have passed unanimously"
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Circular.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Office,


Adutant Generals Office,
Washington, Oct 4, 1850
BY direction the Secretary War; following resolution
United States calling for information the ea
efficiency pistols their adap
the service Of mounted regiments pubiised officially to
army All officers chiefly Of the ordnance depart
men and Of the mounted renen will communicate early
practicable such information they may possess.
"ResoIped That the Secretary Of War be- and ne u Hereby
opinion os officers Of the ordnance bureau
United regiments who have used the
peatDg pistols invented by Samuel Coli ohe a. 10
adaptation TO the service
ohe commands and what advantages they possess
dagoon pistol also the opinion OF such
other officers Of mounted who have not been
repeating whether the efficiency OF their
by substituting the most improved
repeating which they acquainted for the common
that the result Of such
que reported the senae as asceraned At the com
session Of Congress- said repeating
by officers in command Of mounted troops"
BY order
L. THOMAS,
Assistant Adjuant General
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The great sweepstakes take place to-day in the State Of
Pennsylvania. We shall await the issue with
iey Al present We have only democratic representa-
lives out Of a. Some Of our friends nAsr NJ with the
hope iha, they viii carry At least half the congressional
districts to-day
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CENERAL yapor Bath-Adoped unanimously by Congessy
vi through recommendations Of United
surgeons and other eminent physicians as per
apparatus portable the position
favorable debated and the SAFE equal distbauon o.
applications Nature aiding from the potent epoemlc
United states pcncnuaxy
aud diseases called mercufial In rheu
steambath still used In Turkey, there istsiy
studied IN found Be particularly servccabe
10 the organs Instructions and right for making
and use Also powerful but safely graduated e!scuo-
and machine for and other Complaints
Applied Hall, wing, first floor, (convenen o mo
No. -, and al residence OF sick. Probntum est
s-eodu BOYD kEiLLf.
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nUyALI BROTHER merchant alo under Gadsbys hotel,
desire 10 cali the attention Congress, ange and
goods which arriving,
and principally In the best New York
They prepared to make TO order their usual style
article clothing prices which shall compare M
yoraby with quality purchased here or elsewhere
furnishing articles for gentlemen such a. Shirts undei
shirts sk and stocks umbrellas supendeis, hand
ke sen, % s eoswiif DUvALL 4 BRoTHER.
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MoRE SoUTH CAROLINA THuNDER-A call for pub.
lie meeting oil the citizens OF Fairfield 5. c. lately ap.
peared in the Wainsboro Register, numerously signed
the object being stated TO discuss the policy OF requesting
the members OF the Stale Legislature TO procure the pas
sage OF bill calling convention Of the State to
the powers delegated TO the general government, or.
other words, to secede from the Union The 7h instant
was the date fixed for the meeting.
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PHrLAprLrHrA, October SIS p. m.-The Hon. Chester
utIer member Congress the Nth distrio of Penn
svIvana died the American Hotel this afternoon Of IT,
phus lever He had been suffering for days with the
disease.
wAsurseror October 5.--Nins clerks wsrs discharged
rom the Treasury Department to-day amongst whom ars
Messva Hume, Lsncastcr Scott, and others. The add
onaI appointments Messrs. Bronsugh and Towns
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Results or the Maryland Election.
The following very curious coincidence is furnished by
a correspondent:
Net whis majority in tbs counties :
Democratic gain in Baltimore city

From the foregoing, il will be perceived that the demo
cratic gain In the city Of Baltimore precisely equal to the
wing majority In the counties Of the State.
THIS above statement is made from the returns in the
Baltimore Sun of this morning, and perhaps may not be
unnteresting wings and democrats, as the conc
dencs the tohig majority In the counties and the
democratic gain in the city 10 deemed to be e curious
Der. Z, 1860
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loves maj, 1875 Thomas's maj, 6ss
The majority for Mr. Lowe in the whole State Is 525,
which may be slightly decreased increased by the OFF,
cal vote OF the counties from which only maores have
been Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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Mrs. ID. IL. Burrs French and Enslish Seminary for
Ladies',

WILL reopen Monday the nth Of September thorough
w course English pursued superior advantages
offered accomplishments this
lnrnon employed In the several depart
men aud the Of
pupils ped her ned number u boardes are 70
ceyed Il all times French
and also of enjoying comforts OF pleasant home
Terms, SC. made known application 70 the Principal
97--3aw4w
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Governor Floyd u now visit % The State Of New
Yor 10 inspect the plank roads and other great improve
rnsnts Of the Empire State -Aiszondria 0ss6sA
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The Hon Daniel Wsbser arrived on Friday night in
he southern train from Washington. and took lodgings
Al Jonsss Hotel Phdodsiphia pnpr.