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scr.TOpf,T NOMINATION.

Atm Cony.nr,on Of delegates OF the Democratic party
the Senatorial District. composed OF The counties OF cn
mund WcsmorcIuMd Lancaster and NoTthumoe1iana he''
n Warsaw, Monday the 4'h dny OF Apr! leo' on n'
ton Col Henry T. iarnst OF Westmorrlnd, was appointed
halyman and F. w. Peudleon Secretary
The ieccatien presen, were "a
From Richmond counIy-it. II. LYsl, L /. fehs0' "
F. Bcockenbrough and F " Pendrton.
From Wesmnretand cour!y-H. T Garnstt, A.
Spence IT,, W. P slcKsnnry G. C. Baker, B. Walker and
T. l. r. BelIc.
Fror Lancaster county-A. l.. Carter.
F:Gn Northumberland cpun,y-R A. CapbIook, and ".
L. Giay brook
Tn. t,,.: %. the Convention having been announced IN
the Chpirpls spirited aud happy nanne IL nc me selec-
tyn suitable cauidlte BE- voted Tor 10 represent nus
District IN the Senate OF the next tonoal Assembly VI VIZ
xinia-oa NOTION
Resolved, That any Democrat present. from any ono Of
the Counties the Dic aud not delegate be and n'l-
ted !, .ske seat 10 this Convention
Resolved, That the countics represented nero give one
vote tor every fifty Dem cast at the last Pres
.a clcrtion-and under his resolution IL Is determined
TIA; Richmond il entitled three vocs, Wesmoreland two
VOTES Lancaster a"d Northumberland six votes
Resolved That committee be appointed BY The Chair
nan consisting delegate from each county, present
The rn3n the name ." suitable candidate 10 be
VT. il ~ III Democratic PARTY of this District Where
upoa me following delegates were named rs ouch commit
VIZ: AlrssTe Baker CARTS K. A. Caybropk and Lycll
tn. committee a.le otiet consullaoa reported that
,hcy aJ SELECTED Elliott u. Bfux,on, Esq, the excellent.
niu Senator In the last Legislature, as suitable person
t. be the standard OF Democratic principles in the
preaching canvass In which choice they ask the
renee ut convention. The question having been put
upon The adoption q" inc report o me committee every
delegate present clce folly voted therefor thus nominating
Mr. Rraxtun as Democratic Senatorial candidate for ths
district
Mr. Braxoa having bcsn Informed of his nomination, and
kcd accept The into the convention md
gracefully consented the wish unanimously expressed
prdgiug himself the fidelity IN the cause OF popular
riyh4 which has characterised his past course.
Resolved! That tliesn proceedings, signed by the Ciar-
man and scrct,ry be forwarded 10 the Democratic papers
in Richmond city, an! Fredecs sburg nnj 10 the Tappaan
mock Gazette tor publication.
HENRY 4 GARNERT, Chairman.
prSntrT.r Secretary.
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ARRIVAL, OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS

NEW YonK April The Il!,Tols reached her
docg ~ quarter past oclo.k She lett Navy Bay on
evening OF the first and brings the California mails and
,n!ios and ninety five thousand dollars gold DUST She
also brns= SIS passengers.
The cc4I intelligence: is unrnpor,ant. Congress had
,tinnrn d. AMI he President ti his southern
rrn p,ncp goes 10 ffancr a. Minister.
Tn, custom IevenGs Valparaiso for 1852 il million
af 4 4 .ts IN rxcr>, 81 lhe Tcvennc Df 1851.
Aus ala dates 10 'he llh 81 January were received al
Vlloi5.sa, bnt they anticipated ty way Q: England
Eus.".s pretty brisH among tho shipping IL Ca'a"
P,ru q.:t aud tranquil. The yellow fever was de-
cin'uy
The dispute between New Granada and ECUADOR seems
10 have been settled nmcabc The harvest
the SOuh was more abundant than known before TIE
mning districts continue 10 yield ubundany.
The U 5 sioop of Portsmouth has been ordered TO
San Juan del Sur instead OF CallaO the CHILEAN authorities
having released the American (Stuart Of Bamore) who
had been So long confnct without Trial.
Serious disturbance, owing 10 some political appon!
meu,s had occurred between the Inhabitants al Tobago.
was pat without loss Of life. Some insults Of
eed 10 foreigners and Inc Portsmouth detained there
. day in consequence.
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EXTRA SESSION OF THE U. $. SENATE
W,suI:G7CS. APRIL 9, 1853.

WAsrI*G7cS. APRIL g. 1853.
TIE SaHsis mt CLOCK when MI Hunter offered
rrEnlu,nn mat committee Of members be appointed
hv In. President pro OF The Senate 10 wall upon the
P,s;o Of The United States and inform him that nn.esS
he has further communication IN make the Senate will Gloss
The session BY ndIrnrnrn, Monday next a. O'Clock
On ,utlon Of NJ Bright resolution was adopted that so
mas. any resolution order Of the Senate which pro-
vide. o the employment, by Of my messenger Of 9TH
.s be repealed and ,at euch hold their employ
ment by the sam. tenure as other me sscngrrs
Nj Hunter, from tho committee appointed 10 wait upon
The President, reported that they have Performed that duty
and hn, the President informed them that he bud further
communication 10 make
He therefore offered the following resolution which was
agreed to-
Resolved That The President pro tsm. close The session
on Monday next, al O'clock
MIR Spuie Offered n resolution which was adopted That
the select committee on Mexican claims b. authorised
file their report after the adjournment of The Senate ,ha
The Secretary BIZ authorised receive sad report and have
the usual copies printed and tina, the services of
thr clerk he month after the adjournment
The Senate proceeded 10 the consideration OF Mr. Sew
ard providing for the publication of the debates
~ c Senate the las. session OF Congress- in the Nation
al Iuleiuencer at the OF four dollars per column.
NJ Chase opposed the resolution anil after debate no
quorum. voting, The Senate adjourned.
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TIRE LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

i5Y ELECTlC TELEGRAPH
LoScos Siimtdry, March 26--The aosIccs from Pads
a,c M tt Efcay evening. The favorable om Turkey
had pTodnced good impression The Bou,sr. All kinds
OF securities frmer. Three per cents. closed a: 79f
s5c aud hrc per cents. at lU3AL
The accounts from Milan report That full pardon had
ksen ny Marshal Rad"ky 10 all The prisoners
c.rnpd IN inc late instruction.
Letters from jontaninopc had been received 10 the li
n March hy which we learn that Prince Mcnschiku ha
an nu,irnc. with The Sultan tho previous day, The
,,sui, witch very favorable Lord Straord had
f.ff ylrnnn 20, C"Hstlntinopie.
Tie ale that the most perfect accord cIs.s &C.
.w,ru Fanc. AMI En.un the matter Of the Oriental af
scS and Ill ntng will b. got pcaceaby
ryvato letter from Paris says thar it Is reported tina
III. Russians have entered Bucharest No authority how
eyer J. uyea for tho report
The Poqr the request Uf The Dutch Government had
created The Archbishop o Urccht, and four Suasan Bah
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LEt:Ist,aguRE OE EIKGINt.A.
FRlpay EvE%ISG, ArEIL S, loo5.

Ihc House Iuss bills CONCERNING The sergeant VI 'S
r -, Ku,,u nd AMI Clerk Of III, musings Ion'' Oh
said city. ,,o, ,,,.t.,a
+, Volunteer companies il the city OF Wheeling:
hill jucnrtorutiug The Planters Savings BANK III tue
mi, incorporating tho Halifax Court House Plank lioai
Company, =. .t -, tha
hll urovdjnu for the elections d! tho people on 'he
fourth Thursday in Mag .,oa,
bill npproprating HE Public Revenue 'o he 7cayeaf
1898. ,rh
bill aurhnrzing tho Campbell Court House ann Lyneh-
burg Turnpike Company 10 convert their turnP"s ':''o
PLANK Road.
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here dated at Amsterdam The 18th u from the gentle
man who has heretofore acted Attorney and Agent OF the
Stockholders u This 6Jrk, residing IN South Carolina, ad
vsnc thai he hes found impossible 10 accomplish any
sfacloy with the representatives Of the stock
holders in Paris and Holland 10 bring the affairs OF the in
sitjon favorable ISSUE and that he has in consequence
resigned his agency in The business Ii will therefore be-
necessary for the stockholders 10 this section Of the
Union look their interests by the appointment of some
other agent 10 attend 10 them Charleston Mercury
Boston has in lis envons four cemeteries embracing
in ail, upwards of three hundred and fifty acres.
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SALES OF ToBACdRY DEANE & BROWN


". 3 s'urotd Of G"ocind, nhis a, $40 s,9 g.:
O. = at 80 | nr 6 e Is. ? At 80, at 80, a,
Gu, at so; !iubrrt Spwith Of Go"chand, hhd NJ
ST. at Is 2ar 5 SO, 81 3, at ~. al 50, al
"a at GO II! 63 II 3 -. al 40; J NJ Strrnge
F!uvanna. hhds. NJ lG Al 63 At IS, AT %
nj so AZ 10; nr Jonra Woo:s Of A!ncnarlri hid
II So at II s. Al at 10, al s, nj SO, .:
81, al ), ~ 4 50. I retwc Of Aoemarc, hid 81
II So al TO- a, Is d. Al 70; }. w. Garth OF A.
bcmarlc, al II, . at 10, 29 al 90, OF % 1t
Is. a, so; " q Fr.t~lct AlbeU,are, HID e. IL 20
2at 10 at9 10 MS a. 80; 4. w. n. holland OF Al.
hrn,arle hhds Al 10 62 962 al 50. att 81, at
7lat5s5, al 50, at at5 20; T. F. Lewis Of 81
h"rnstIe, hid at IL 60 a5 Is at S. att al 5o
y. w Gmcr OF AibemarIe hhd al 10 50, | at s. At
at l0 r. coIs,nn oillbemarie hid oil oO, Of
81. nj %, At 6 SO, IS To- G w Macon OF A'5c,
marie, hid al Is, 2at 2a: IS, Of 62i Bernard
H. Tompsnn ri Alncmsri- :hhds at H. at III b., d.
IL ST. ut ~ %, AZ IS, 90 a4 SO, par; his c'.n
Messrs &. W. u y T. ANTI ol Ai6cmar!e. hhd at - %
w. =. Aston of Powhat"n. Aid. ~ 5U al ~ 81
al so; T.. Mich. Of Ponetun hid al II gu al H.
al 81, 2 NJ G2; Wm. Cab Of Automatic, Md h -
at r. ut II 90, a. II, II 10 ht9 Is, al 90 al
Q % II at IS, nj e25 Al :, IA a. from ~ 20
IS; w. II. Souhail OF AItmare nhcs. II 10 a. y :
al from 80 10 IS.
Ia addition IL: above sal, we have To report Ssi hhi'
In crops and p!oniscGous losliom So W oS 10. lie
specons up this excel those OF last penr BY 70"
hundred hucsheas only "ialuI receipts and active '.
MAIDS ir all grades Flour o!,rs firm AT advanced 's,es
DEANE e. BROWN,
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SATURDAY. APk1L 8, 1853.
SEN ATE


EVENING sEssIoN.-Ihs Senate met at hall past
O'clock.
prcI.TuATios Of BIRTHS DEATHS AID MARRIAGES.
rr dent i[,EuT Gov LEAKE) laid before The Senate
cnmmunca ton from Secretary Of the Medical Society
If Virginia. transmitting an extract from me minutes o
their proceedings praying the passage VI he OH of e
o births Deaths and Marriages as II was re-
nort,d from the committee for Courts OF Justice Oh 'e
Of Delsgatos. On motion OF Mr. |SIiaH' we 'o''''''
ton wus laid on the table
Az xros frcm the committee that subject reported
large number OF enrolled DIS .,,, an
The President signed an immense number OF enfoeu o'
49,,
AZ SuvrFEy from the COMMITTEES of Conference on INC
jury BILL reported ,hr Senate bill, win amendments
ma. SAGE from tho House Of Delegates, oy mr. iAItn
nm wns received announcing the agreement OF hat %
dv ~ the recomm endations OF she Conference committee
The Senate concurred therein
MESSAGES THE HOUSE, -,
~ Mr. BoYp announcing passage OF a Dill 70 incn
norac the DoddriGee and Preston Turnplsn roaI, "a
by Mr. WALLACE, announcing The passage u "' e. Tn
mo the nnuaI and quarterly statements Vi Danh' W. "
bills were laid on the table. , ,-.a ,,il
On motion o Mr. STovALt, Tho Senate ho""'"eu "'''''
Monday II o'clock.
HOUSE Of DELEGATES
S.,ata nil 10 authorse the George Creek Coal and
Iron Company said bridge 10 their ran ROAD hrase
and TO charge tolls % the saine was passed. also
Senate bill amend the net incorporating Tue foto'ac
Coal and Iron Company and The Petersburg lowing |o"
bill 10 incorporate the Virginia Goa! Company;
Senate bill u incorporate INC poaiu Vi i-"9 " " ~
of Wheelinri and .,;.. !, ,,,, 90,
athor1ing the issue OF Coupon bonds passed lay 20,
1882 40 as provide for issuing certificates OF Stale debt
hea ring a less interest hnn Fix per ccntnn;
Till concerning the compensation "t Jurors ana 'heir
and manner of selection in certain cases was
nken an md House not being hbe 10 agree upon Inc
amendr IL Of the Senate said bill committee OF con.
ference wns appointed the PIr OF The House as ioows
Msssrs T.uAFEaao, VAscE MeDUSAto, RESSIcK and
PATRICK , :, !,
A resolution passed 10 ADJOURN until Monday; and al
Two ococ the Speaker vacated the chalr Tor Inc purpose
oil signing enrolled bills.
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aianclius Chapman Esq. highly popular and gentle
manly nominee for the Senate Of Virginia this Senate
rial District addressed The citizens of this couny this
MACE on Wednesday last, His acquaintance with the pcu-
pe and pleasing address in the assertion that
worlher representative could not have been selected
H. Boyle Esq flor The county, also addressed his
s,i,uCns upon the subec, Of The approaching election As
speaker Mr. B. has but few equals in This section, and
should lie elected will fill the position with credit 10 the
coun,y.-fJt=e rsonriHe (Vd) Adr0cats.
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,yr,r.cAMgIING AND SWINDLlNG CASE in
= . NEW YORK

, GAMBLING AMI SNlNbllNu 1Hpi> ~
NEW YORK.
r,o r.,, yo,k Times relates The circumstance OF Mr
t,.,,v p Van bbr. ui Washington city being IN New
Wi. nm Ina 24l nit nj line Aior House. and being accost-
ID nv Young man no pretended nc had been introduced 10
rim AZ Browns hotel In Washington accompanied him 10
several public houses and finally 10 house which proved 10
m pumiu. den where the young man proposed game OF
faro 10 % NJ " Biobcr dcinufcd as ne iad never play
m but fin iiv consented and Was soon introduced 10 eVefa
m tina inmates Ale WIS called Tor and drank, and thougn
SIR " b. suddenly his head begun 10 swim ne continued
Il Iay until he ha, lost $780, They then accompanied him
10 The METROPOLITAN Hotel where all hands dnea and drank
freely Of champagne in tho afternoon hir van pro"
cred an advance of $500 check returned TO the gam
bling der am lost Being by this me severely oruggea
s remembered nothing until next nay weh ne returned
WI inpcu and rhihcr gamblers ipn"ed him, and de-
ma ndea pa yrrnl of $500 The Bank OF America" at the
same time mr. sen.,ng check that amount, which he had
signed OF The ac. Of signing however, he had no ecolec
t and he refused 10 pay One Of the gamblers then eI
uos,d The whole uflir IN letter TO his wc Inc insult
prompted him 10 return New York and prosecute me al
fair and on s all the parties were arrested aha neo
bail In the OF 81 500 ench Tor iii INC o'o u' aeuo'
been laid before the grand jury.
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We are indebted the obsng attention, and commenda'
bio enterprise OF Mr. Vim. L. MauIc, agent OF PARIsEs q
KlSes ExPRgss for tho following valuable New York pa
pers received eight hours in advance Of tho regular
New York Ersnng Times and Erenng Mirror, published
Saturday afternoon and the Journal of Commerce. United
States Economist Nltional Democrat and Erpre'' M'sen.
ger published on Saturday morning last
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MARINE .y0GRA.A
PORT or &Il;u ,iOND, APklL II. 10

IUTAI UT II
Arrived,
s,., ps.i,,,,. R!ymorr, PE!she!phla.
Stso,,.,, p.iyidsrr Gtott, RaltiH'nte.
Siam RINK. Cavr,dy, New York.
Schr Gip-ry. Bonn! New York.
.Srhr B,,l,janr, Crrtarnu Baltimore.
schr ". K Newcomo, Ne"cnmo, NC" I DIX.
s'' SAILED
Steamer Virginia. Tral, Philadelphia.
Schr Hanovcr, Chichester, Ne" York.
Schr Charm Berry, Boston.
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LATER EkDAl HAVANA

CHasLEsr0N, April ll.-The steamer Isabel arrive; .
Jay from Havana, with dates 10 The 9Th inst The polite
prisoners have been pa!dnned
Vice President Kings health unchanged He u,
preparing leave Tor The United States tu lid not sail "
the 9th last.
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PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 1.-THE Supreme Cour n,
granted AZ injunction preven, the Commissioners If M
county from subscribing millions dollars 10 the SUM-
rs and Erie Rail Road
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BALTIMORE ApRl ll--Saies Of 1000 barrels Hoss,.
Street Flour at 81 81 cargo Of primo whl,o Wha,,
brought 81 20 white Corn sells 50 IS clsi yellow 81
q 5s3
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,lc vi b VI, wtr!l lcc Is Away i"Vr
ci:ijr"n. ST.! by sudden. cold u R
rs- us mention medicine yer. trlf:
tpra,. attracting much ri the pubic notice for the ~ ~
Cunpalnsi when used n smdli dcses. one "i t "
world fanny ita -mpc aud haf'Te
Children. we'll very laiaDc We ;h- arcr 'tn
.ul would recommend OC,rsas.ere:r call oB PlkC". '
i ,r,r h,ttI, mr. RI
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NEW YORK, APRIL ll.-Endets Dredging Machine
the Navy Yard, blew up this morning The Engineer ont
Fireman re killed. and seSer" others injured
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The Stanton Messenger states, that the growing crop OF
grain bids lair 10 bounful In that part OF the Valley

THEATRE MIR. Richard Mundin, The un,,ing and iu-
genius nachinist takes a benefit tonight. His long con-
nection with Richmond Theatre and zeal and efficiency
in dschareing his duties justly ene him 10 the support
OF the patrons of the drama. In addition the excellent
bill which he offer. night we learn hat handsome Sill
ycr ump.t las prepared and will De presented the
Fire Company purchases The largest number of tickets
10 Mr. Ms benefit. Mr. Mundin is Of tho daring
and asilui fireman of Richmond, aud doubt
nj, brother Tcen Of the city will this occasion give
him ample evidence Of their high appreciation and regard
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MARRIED on the mcciIo Ctsserieii cnu"' BY
The Rev Moore WILLIAM RICHER COOKE. E.g 81 g:
eried. Miss CATHERINE Is AkhIL daughter ~ the ~
General Samuel r&fsnIll OF FuInI
ES- Tallahassee pap please tJy
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The annual meeting Of The general Baptist Association o.
Virginia will be held al fredericksburg commencing on 'he
2nTt nj lunn
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Hon. Andrew Stevenson Of Va, and Hon. j. Crttenden
Of Kentucky, named among the speakers 10 be al Inc
Planters convention, at Montgomery, Ala, in May.
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THE NEW SILVER COINAGE. &c

PHILADELPHIA, april l0Tho director OF The Mint h,
given notice that The clnage OF three pieces and ne.
ut the the mint has been discontinued
with view Tie active employment III the force d
the bshment In htanuilcIufe OF The silver coin
Over thirty six mlIlonsoi the pieces have airesi,
been coined
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The Alexandria Gazette says Mount Vernon Guards OF
that place making arrangements for anp 10 Baltimore
on or about the 10Th OF June.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,
By aud NTH the ad0ce and consent OF me Senate.
Custom House Officers.


2 Will, district OF Oxford, Maryland, vice John
' James G. Dy district Of ST. Johns Florida, vice Isaiah
D. Hart, removed. cus;.
Henry l. :ichoocrait, district CT Sacramento, Ca'oha
vice Jesse s. Hambeicn, removed
SURVEYORS.
R.uscr c. Hale district Of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
vice VIM g. Norris whose commission mas expired. "a,
Charlie. Parker nj Snow Hill Maryland. Vico George :"
?. Smith, removed :,
William Il Brown, al Llcwcl'cneourgr Mny 'ho' 'iee 'o
Blackstone, removed. -, "a =
Andnw j Panne, at Wheeling, Virginia, Vice Eli B
Swr:Iingr:, removed 49,
Peter ~ Rdudle, III Alton, Illinois
aARsHALs.
Abraham T. Hysr 10 DC marshal of tho United States
fr The southern district of New York 10 place Ut Henry
Tai!rnudRr, r,rnoVed
for the northern District Of Florida place of John l. My
!ck removed.
Pos7MAs7ERs
Austin Brooks, Quincy, illinois.
Pete! Sweat. Pt oris, illinois.
Isaac K. pler Springfield, Illinois.
James B Alien East Boston, Massachusetts
John NJ Brown, Sandusky, Ohio.
r. j Zimmerman Mount Venom Ohio.
William Il. De Yoe, Kalamazoo, Michigan
Robert H. Glass Lrnchburp, Virginia
Thomas p Guodhue, Lowell massachusetts.
George Bowers. Nashua, New Hampshire.
David Small, York Pennsylvania.
Augustus GassawHy, Annapolis, Maryland,
Richard Edward, Na,chez Mississippi.
William 3. Pryor, Vick,burg, Mississippi.
MIscELLhSEuUs
BENJAMIN p Je register Of The land office al Wash.
inelop, Arkansas, vice William f. Etler removed.
Charles B. Mitchell be receiver of public moneys al
Washington Arkansas, vice g. r. Hempstehd, resigned.
Russell Bishop be receiver OF public moneys NJ Gcne-
Sec Michigan.
Andreas Pico OF California, TO he receiver OF public mo-
neys nj Los Angeles California.
William A. J. Sparks OF Illinois, TO BIO receiver Of public
moneys E:wardsvlle, Illinois.
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MURDER "A y0un. woman named Margaret Wont
ward was htura;ly mur Mason county Va on H.
I'D nlt Her step AM step sister il /. said ha.
been arrested.
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We authorized and requested Gen John
S. Nlilson candidate for reelection 10 Congress.
Norfolk Ners.
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nlsMEMRERMENT AND ANNEXATION.

DISBURSEMENT AND ANNEXATION
The Wellshurg Herald informs that the people OF
Brooke and Hancock counties resolved seek deach
men, from the Commonwealth OF Virginia, and
,inn 10 Pennsy vania Ii is said that the excitement
there consequent upon The refusal OF the Legislature 10
etant them The right OF way for the Pittsburgh and
6envle Railroad through their territory very great and
classes That was an unfortunate act Of Lc
sislae The people Of Panhandle will receive the sym.
pay Of the unprtudced and the right thinking citizens of
wealth If they cannot enjoy their natural rights
in Virginia hope they may speedily be annexed 10 Penn
.ylyaula Charleston Va) Republican,,
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ID T. IfIa.

DEE Mani". ntr4, - il tn, 81 rGeunoa!a AblliIn
Anir.u sni Lapae T. logrs', age,!2 .cas au
Tie friend. II tic fanny inyIf {" attend bis unoEai 90 i
day afternoon Al 4 O'clock, mIhou' urhsr iara;oa.
DIED. iii, city n. 18th Mr- Su-AN & TYREE e.:
. Her friends and hCqninRrcrs ani those 81
LirkNon invited attend her funeral h f,hcr 10
TUESDAY the l2h inst, az II u'iG:r, 4 ''"'
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Clerks and messenger in payniasrt general olee' ooo
Clerks ana messens., ,n;.i ,n"p,rt', office $50
Cltikt "', h'es -, .,rr,.u .rrur.rs ul,cr zoo
,l,S ami ii, ssensr The riiicc oil colonel OF ord
nance, :, ,-.,
t':c,ks aud III sSsnsef IN 'op'gapn'ea' engineer 900
flee, 10 ss0
src'stoy O. NC NAVY; GtlnS ""u ''''s' 10000
Hu.sau Of u" rs anu lafas' 800
ID" 81 C"i a'ruc'ioh, 34o0
10. Oh 90. 500
10. oi ~ ntnce ahc ityof"saPH' & 900
10. OF P"sl'l"n ana li''h."s' 8 QUO
Do. 81 Ne !lcna aud Suigefy 7. $40
Postmaster irneral, &C, IS 100
\ .Irnr vf p Uii u Department, 900
Z, toruey General, c!trE and messenger
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Thus we see that the federal patronage dispensed within
she limits of the State of New York, is twenty times
great The State OF Virginia Inc same is trus ha mol
20 the same extent of Pennsy vans and even in the West
the federal patronage connected with the public lands and
otherwise with the public service am told gives them 'he
full share OF IT, What OF Virginia 10 much moro 30
OF the vher Southern States And yet assaed and
magnad seeking snd receiving moro than our share OF
executive patronage. -
Sir the government patronage within the Stae OF NeW
York Is only twenty great ns in The STATE OF
Virginia. but is nearly equsl whole patronage con-
nectst with all tho departments here submit statement
OF IT, as II may not be unntercstiug TO the country:
ia his Office 1926 300
Extra clerk hire, 2.UUO
Secretary Of The Treasury, cerks aud messengers
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WAsHINGTUa prl ii The Senate me, 10 If no Inn,
vas barely quorum present "s''
The nomination Of Mr. Buchanan es minister 10 Emil,
was confirmed. sI-
The ruEors OF rupture IN HE cabinet sre wjrbort ian,
dation. There has been no resignr'ion or change