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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02
BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT.

The following beautiful extract going the round Of thu
democratic press We do not know who Mr. Bank is bu
we do apprehend that Mr. Banks is used-up Read it
and tell us If you do not think 50, too
sMr Banks says that foreigners have beer invited
here. Who invited our atbers2 What Indian diet
it that for the Mayaocsrf Not invited Do the
and the rain invite the sprngng grass Does The clear
air Of morning inspire the song OF birds DO the
OF summer invite the ripened frutf Not invited fhey
invited by the Declaration of Independence whit ap
pealed the world for the rights OF immigration They
invited by the constitution which provided for
raizaon. They invited by repeated legislation ppm
that subject Our broad, and FERTILE and unpeopedt
rtory invited them Our abundant resources invited t
There starvation at home, and there plenty hire
The Almighty himself invited them Shame on the po,.
spirit which, under such circumstances, would ~
clude them Let them come. They utN come, all eyer
Let do best 10 relieve their hunger, II they deti
ute; instruct them, If they ignorant let mae
them friends instead Of enemies and fast dopD
safely e, give them the rights, Of eonspiraors 4
secret plotters, bat Of American eitizens-
The extract above quoted, and generally praset is
part Of an editorial review in the Washington Union he
Accommodating speech Of Hon n r. Banks, Of Mssssiu-
zaff
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AND STILL THEY COMET

We learn from the Richmond Enquirer that Thomas S
Gholson esq another bright of the late whg party
has formally proclaimed his opposition the dangerous
and disorganizng objects and tendencies of the knonoh
ing party Mr Ghoson is gentleman Of great LEGAL abil-
ity, and politician has reputation commensurate
with the limits of his State Possessing as he oes the
confidence Of large very large portion of the pople
Virginia his cannot fail to pwerful
influence on the approaching election in that State
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02

VVEkR FREAKS OF LeiTKISs-FrarImHs Sor 4 sURE soF
oosDccIon o. ELxcrRiciTY-On Thursday last says y
Detroit AdYertiser) house IN BEDFORD Ia this eoang
was struck BY lightning. The fluid passed down tgSv
ming rod nearly to the ground thence through the sie
the building along the joists up ihe posts n beds4
through feather pillow, the bodies Of and b
wife aad 4 then found Its way 70 earth Il made boz
through the pillow singing the feathers IN is 20
badly burned the unfortunate man and womaa she
thought themselves safe feather bed Tbib Is on
ne most remarkable instances o. toe freaks 81 ghnn
that ever came 70 our knowledge II has been taught a
generally believed that feathers were perfect nonor
duetor Of electricity The facts Ia tbe present case
disprove the old theory.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02
TgR PROSPECTS, IN VIRGINIA

The Richmond Enquirer in its leading article Of yer
days issue uses The following confident language
The victory Is already good The utegacs
which increasingly in US from every part oe
State admits Of doubt OF overwhelming maorit ar
our ticket. There Is county in which there IL NJ
good spirit prevailing In party and resoute purpose
crush order whose triumph would sccomp
results which the sagscity Of Patrick Henry "a
The gath Of May will be proud day for Nirginias
otto pride
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WASHINGTON CITY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY g. 1855.

nNr IsHAEI E. No ra south Tsnih street. fnlsas
pais i travelling assisted ~ Wa H. VIII,
Ions CaLuSs DKxEss A. EVANS, TEoa.s d. Mes.
Josnra HAsmTr, JosHys BrTTos Rosxsr W. AossIsos kp
wARp s.. wuxY, wILIIAs l.. wArxxaAs. H. j. Msstes, Y.
W. MAoKsE, and D. !. Pxasos.
NJ NJ. lewis of Montgomery, Aatsmas Is yea
sra travelling Of Assam4 and Tennessee,
r. LEWIS JAsss a. Luwrs. and ssusL ID Ls~ts
Or 4. VI JANIS No. Haruson ctnenaat oeio
general uayriar Western stass and TEXAS
assisted b. n. D. TEos.s, T. Dssr, ws. A. THosAs '.
YusNE, a. NJ 4. NisKsas, A. l.. cmipsi and d. WEI
Receipts of either viii Be sosd
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THE PARTY RUssfA--Privafe letters fram q,
Peersburgh received By important mercantile homes ta
confidently that the uatcal party has completely 30,
The upper hand and that Alexander s throne would he
worthy weeks purchase il he atept 10 twart the
current Of national feeling The rich nobles who IN their
hearts long for peace and will be the greatest sufferer. b
the war are compelled 70 swell the popular cry They
o6er large contributions In the hope Of averting sweeping
aa raSorsH property tar, amounting TO confscaton
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Whole number employed .....-..........a,lod
The following the report from the House Of Represents
lives Of the United States:
The following list Of persons employed in the House o
Representatives on the LIST Of October, 1858
Born in Pennsylvania, Vermont, District Of Coum-
biA 8; Maine 3; Connecticut North Carolina Ire
land Ohio Virginia, IL Maryland, New 0rk s;
Indiana, New Jersey, Tennessee, aud Georgia, l.
Total 81.
From the above vou win see that there i bat one on.
who born abroad and he has been la the
try ten years having arrived here in his boyhood.
W. v. NckEAS
Chief Clerk House Of Reps.
In looking these tables realize the turpitude and
recklesness these proscrptonists the false
hoods and the they poison the public
mind. The fact proves that the ratio Of adopted citizens
all the various departments Of the general govern
ment falls below the exaggeraons cir
eusted in the newspaper press that may well wonder
few OF this class Of Americans have been employed
Their power at the boxestheir general intelligence
their uniform aecorumther value emgrsu In opening
up the Territories their substantial Importance
produeersa conspire TO make them worthy least
partial consider the hands Of the American people
No battlefield that has been illuminated By the American
dag has failed disclose adopted citizen in the
ground the picture and from the period when the hs,
gun flashed Lexington down to the when the last
sword CLEANED Chepuepec they have exhibited virtue
and vaor in behalf OF their chosen country which they
have been able display in behalf of their father
land Cat OF from the opportunity Of sacrificing themselves
for their resdes they have htherward prove
their devotion the of human and rational lib
Il erty.
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SOCIAL -EFFEcTs or rug PRomHlroRy I. ~
We com. ~. EclIn.-.... 49,

Social cLUp-HoUsEs.-EFFEcTs THg PRomHiroRY Law
We copy the following from the Rochester Union.
In Massachusetts, where they have the most stringent
prohibtory liquor law that be enacted such as would
ENJOY some OF the social comforts Of which the law epriyes
,hen nave resoried 70 expedent to accomplish the
desired end II s proposed BY citizens Of Boston to build
uhouses by the seaside to which the members OF the
cup can resort At leisure time and parake OF uxuries
sneh A. the law will not allow them purchase az retail
Those houses viii be stored with liquors imported y the
eiub and carried directly thher aud consumed by the i'm
portes NO sale viii take place this side Of the
NC ana consequently there viii be violation Of law Ia
has been intmated that similar cub-houses will be eaa
lshed IN the cities Of this State the Maine law il en-
ioreed We suppose that such establishments can exist
iegay and THAT under the constitution there no power
TO prevent their existence
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The following from the Department Of State 1t will b.
observed that the proportion Of foreigners holding
der this department somewhat greater usual and thu
obvious. number Of the pay
living compensation. American citizens cannot and will no
accept Of such appointments and they given to foreign
ers simply because nobody else will take them:
DEPARTMENT STATE, August %, 1854.
The following Is statement respecting all persons
poyed either in under the supervision Of the Depart
ment of State:
Employed Abroad.
l. Minister'S commissioners of legation and
agents connected with them--whole number, AZ.
OF these, were born abroad Of whom nasu
5azed and one the United States despatch in Lon
2. ConsuIs and commercial agents-whole number 72o
OF these 40 born abroad Of whom u have
razed and has not and born under the flag the
United States the rest or &c, have been
Employed in the United States Territories as
secretaries Of Territories and despatch
OF whom 10 born in the United States. The rest
OF whom despatch agents probably born but OF
ut.-Empoyed in this department. whole number 40.
OF these were born abroad Of whom to III.
who the tine of his BIRTH we're temporarily reading
abroad OF the others born have been
Respectfully submitted to the Attorney General.
W. HUNTER, Acting Secretary.
DrrAarnrsr srArE, August 10, 1854.
Sra have the report following list Of the
clerks and other employees Of the Department State with
c'erSW ls Hunter, 'i Rhode island A. French New
York Fras Markoe, 81. Croir, Of American parents. A.
II. Derrick, Pennsy vania James :. Macke, Ohio; j.
Polk, Delaware; r. s. Chiffon, New Jersey H. D. j. Pratt
Mas.achuss,.si q J. Abbot, New Hampshire; r. s Chew,
Virginia; VIM. G, Redda Virginia; Charles v. Gordon
Virginia; Edmund FlAgg, Maine; George Chapman, Yer.
mont; George Hill, Connecticut; George Bartle Virginia:
L. II. Tasistro, ireland Edward Stubhs Ireland; r. D.
johnson, Massachusetts, r. s. tiilett, New York; G. O.
Baylor, Kentucky.
Ne..sager--Calvin Ames, Massachusetts,.
Tackrr-wm. Y. Fsherty, Maryland.
Wafch~en--Wm. H. Prentss, District Of Columbia; Jas
Donaldson District OF Columbia H. Harrison, England
Best, Germany.
La6orers-James s. Martin, Maryland; Vim. Lucas Dis
trict Of Columbia; +. W. hsnsell. Pcnnsyl ania w.
Scott, P-nnsy aniA Thomas Thomas Virginia Jas Will
hanson, Virginia; Charles II. Brown, Maryland John Nc
CURE, ireland.
Re-upfm'ofioa.
Il clerksls nstive-born; born Of American parents
transiently abroad foreign born
imesschgeE-natve- born.
pacser--native- born.
zNs'chmen native born watchmen foreign-born
ispoters nAtive-born; lsborer foreign born.
% IN ai-sV OF whom native citizens Of whom are
foreign. :
Respectfully submitted, EDwD. sTUBBs.
NJ mr. 80 49,, Agent.
The sneoned table includes the Interior Department Of
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the government and full account Of the persons holding
ONCE under the Treasury Department, and reespitaAon
of the persons holding under the State Department
Statement sAo,ng birthplace Of tAs pssoas employed "a.
Offices Of s p~te service, far Gus Be-
certasAed fross the Bias Book " 1854.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02
THE MKT EUROPEAN STEAMER.

The Collins steamer Atlantic sailed on the 2lsi OF April
and Is in her eleventh day out from LIVER
pool she may be expected at New York to-day or to-
morrow She win bring fun accounts Of the reception in
England Of the French Emperor and Empress
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REVIVAL OF Ksow-NoTHING FALSEHooDs IN
NORTH CAROLINA

friend 10 North Carolina encoses TO US the statement
below as to the proportion Of foreign and natve-eorn
citizens holding Office under the general government re-
marking that the leaders OF the know-nothngs using
il as authentic to sustain their
- Ia
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02

Governor Reeder Of Kansas reached his home at Easa
Pennsylvania on Monday last and win leave unda
stand for Washington towards the close Of this week
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02

~ EDITOR TURNED MANAsER--Mr. Austin II Brown late
ne indianapolis Sentinel has assumed the management
Of the theatre in that city.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02

hAisso rHrIa FRicE--The leading hotels Of New iGs
have raised their price from 81 80 to 80 per day.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-02

Lat Of custou,-hou officers in the different States
American Fore;vn
ok Isg7
-
,a in August last and was used in the elections in
-N F"f - 80 80 -
the northern States 1t Is now revived Tor the same pur
AZ the south When II first apneared we apnied 10
,h l a,ar,msn.s and nrocpred the facts which were
~ 80 - -
published 10 issue OF September 1854 The changes
s .;. nat ,;, Az No, var, ,ha ,ansr,l ras,,,s ana
maue SHINY sha' uno W no' '"'' WY seni ieSs' anu
hence full and complete exposure of the alsehoods
contained IN The statement we renroduce the article refer
eoAuA'heu AZ 'no ''"~'"NAf ~ iNf'SNN" ' 0 -NiSA
red to
From The washington Union Sen, 3 1854
/,
This statement has been circulated All over the country
and doubt used to influence the peudices OF and
religion We have taken the trouble TO inquire INTO the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-11
rr,y Work NsyO.-Cotton is unchaf

NEW YORK, May 9.-Cotton is unchanged. flog-
bos adv anced from u to IL cts. Southern tru aud
unchanged. Corn firm and upward. Wheat upwurj
and finn Southern white 81 55as2 Is. Pork il tin;,
and Beef unchanged. Whiskey 81. ct.. Srcck. az
lower and money abundant. Virginia -1e= 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-11

NEW ORLEANS, MAY Sales OF Cotton f.r
the week, S,00D bales. New Orleans Md iliny -
lOc Pork, Mess Sl'. Corn, Western Yellow $40
White Sl.20 sl.sj.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-11
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

ny RrrCHIE, nrNNAvANT Il fkfoN.
y,7,rulp \ ROGER 4 PRYOR, EDITORS
T.,,,uSpsy MORNING, WAN 10, 1855.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-05-11

BALTIMORE, May 9.-Thc markets here are Gu....,
No change in yesterdays rates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
Fall Importation
OC Enrehcnware and China.


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
FINHE subscriber off To the ttnde large and varied
L stock Of Estthenwnrc, Chinu md I'll ss, the pnt
terms OF which selected by himself in person.
Having na.xperie ire Of mnny years in this particular
he feels grca confidence in stating that in point
of price aud quality will compare avonbly with my
either house in the trnde.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO do Basins and Ewcrs. Jugs. Tcu Wnre, etc
Blue PRINT lowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated Chnn Dinner AID Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten and Ioict sets
DO do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do Of above variety
White Chou do OF ntov. variety
Common Mare Of every descriptions suitable iot
vi olc.nng which he oilers upon such terms for csi
cannot fail 10 please
g Fine Mantel Pier md Toilet Gnsses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Winters an Brittnna Ware
Safety md other Fluid and Solar Lamps
Glass Ware in every variety,
All no nsl,- is cali and he feels assured hi. prices
will rive satisfaction.
HI, Purkeri, of tic best ia tie trido
Stuue hnte at Factory uriccs
sep l2--fs JAS ID 3 EVANS.
No. ~ Main street Ri, hmund bn.
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L
ID AiR--sT Re}, u hur and Blu"
MINIS \ TANNER. th II prllr of the milHor
T,v pru.r,. mr. the bust that
II, cutlery Is ne slrue Il dovatl, n.
70 thus. VII -fini f"mN 10 thee
la ttinm Ia ho- maic bungIcrs ucmbc,
" Lrn Woman, gay form funds in view
Thy tneft makes al the craft etumhr,
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy the work that you d.,
Who envy the WORK that yor do
Thy camctn mai 81 al the ctnt rrumbIc.
Who envy the work that you do
Thy gallery all spacilu and lnrRo.
Is day thruosod with beauty;
Who. peasd with your skiil thHh not ot charge
But nuerd from sense nt duty.
Fair rraidrn- aud gents both and ufar,
Come rr hi away IL Main street,
Where all lnver- of lruc pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing BanaHr;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Baznar,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazan".
" herr all lovers of true pictures .ncct.
From regions all round, both and afnr
NorE.-rhe Gallery % MINIS X TANNER is on
Main 3d door from Bridge, side where the
most beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Ant ar,
produced ut ali hours of the day, the satisac
tory urns mar33ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

lNllE subscriber suuld respectfully call the attcn-
ton o those wishing to make thcir friend. pre-
iu Chs.nH. or -. leai TINT will be priced above
iip,n0nds call h= gallery and select frun liz lupe
tssormentof JewclrN and Fancy Goods, icst received
ol the orcusion prices to suit the times. and have
lhrm flied with oi one his ia mmitHhle PREMIUM
DEGUERREOTNpES. Remember that GIBBS bore
II on the palm by the first premium al competitors
the late fnrs Petersburg aud Richmond; which
sulcicnt guarantee lint his ia the place tn hive
image transferred equal to So without much
tdo, along railroads. in YOUR carriages,
loot all received mike, and Will find plopty Of
good fire mud every ding mike you conf rnble
Willie wnirii your time OF sting. In every case Gu
the satisfaction ei,en-ot charge madc
Atthc sgn al he ding +. T.. GIBBS.
10 MI paper. advert inc for me will copy
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New Concern.

rENlE subscribers have this lay associated then Scyos
together for the purp, OF conducting general
Grocery, Comm ISL n and Receiving and Forwarding
Business under the style and firm Of Ru,krr aud Rrdd
ut the old ard of A Il. Ruckcr-orpo-ite thc Virginia
Bank where they will keep consarHy hand la, &c
and well.nssortcd stock Of Family Groceries, Iron.
Steel Field Seed. &c. hey will give PEI sanai atcn
ton the sale of heat, Flour, Bacon and all kind, Of
Country Produce. and make liberal cash advances on
consig nmeuts in hand AMBROSE i FUCKER.
LOUIS W REDO.
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WI s. MORRIS
TBOS. |. JOHNSON.
JNU. b. LEE
JAS. u. llORNER
GIiAS !. .DIBREIL.

My object in the atove Propositions to have the
place Aep roper order, and make it worthy the
rune "CEMETERY" Whilst engaged there on.
tu.iuess, have Frequently found men and children sit
ing on The Tomb. and otherwise drflcng the oraa
,cuts of the graves In several instance, nave lrv"n
nay, of The enclosure who engaged in throwing
rock~ using the topornnucu., ri Monuments a = mar
tor thcr sport. ho, hr thai has friend loved M
buried thee that lius To hear of neope tramp
lug over their Graves and otherwise de7eeraling the
lu.'- City If dead!"
/, the propositions meets the approbutio oil lot hol !.
-, | shall see taltendrd 10 pers.rulIy.
irr,an, willing 10 add Their names To the lisr Of nh
.c'ir,rs ,ando 50 by eating at my Marble Wor-.
rna>2-dlm JOHN b. GADDESS.
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The. vessels are al the first class, built in the city OF
baltimore expressly Tor this liudc and have superior
Communications for passengers. They are commanded
y experienced CAPTAINS well qualified for the trade,
and who i'll spare exerton 10 accommodate. They
will be lowed mp pud down the "vers by steam and may
he relied on to sui prom ,ly as advertzed.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Nav
York will find it to their interest 10 ship by Tins Inc.
MS freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets and every effort vii be mude by the
agents in Richmond New-York to give satisfaction
Freight l5 cents per whole, and l2 cents Per 3 y
Tobacco being about 50 per nj. less lhnp chure'
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the h.f
moad Fire Association by this line ut 3-S per cent.
We respectfully ask and hope II succeed III obtain
Ing "A full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line To New. York will be for
warded free Of commission New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston Savannah or any other Southern North
,rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond ct Rockctt.
In New York at Berth NO Coffee House Slip foot oil
Wall Street DAVID CuRRlE Richmond, } =
C. H. PIEkSOA n. Y.
No. 81 South Street.
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Cemetery Notice.

M + tho undersil d. owners of lots in the Gene
w terry an the Campbell Court House Turnpike.
known the Presbyterian Grave Yard, do signify
Willingness and hereby agree to pay John b Cad
dess THREE DOLLARS each per annum, from the
first of January 1853 give his personal
AID employ man whose duty it shall he Ia live the
place. 10 keep the key of the gate TO turf and keep
properly and neatly trimmed oil he graves quars,
protect and preserve the shrubbery, 10 keep the
walks Ire of obstu,tinns, grass and weeds and well
graveed and protect and lake care OF the Marble aud
Ornamental works in said Cemetery
Far the faithful aud satisfactory perform nee of the
above the said G,ddcss shall hi pond for dou
ir the amount subscribed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-07

NEW GOODS The subscriber has now !"
/ ceived his complete stock Of Spring and Summer
DAY GOODS; which the attention of his friends
and the public general is respectfully called iinv
ing taken advantage of the depressed o the mar
ket in purchasing his Goods he will be nhle To offer
Great Inducements to buyers.
The articles numerous TO mention, there cnn
be found nil the articles which general Dry Goods
business embraces besides large assortment of Boot,
Shoes Hats. Caps Umbrellas Parasols, &c. County
Merchants especially invited IT, call him hrture
they GO further East he is determined Ia sell at Rich
mond Prices St,ict attention win be peid to orders
Come and all
apll9 Is NATHL GUGGENHElMER.
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GAS! GAS! GAS!!!


DERSONS wishing their houses hue,l for burning
L Gas will find strong Inducements offered, by
applying To the subscriber. have good workmen and
snrctinr stock of materials. A. G. DABNEY.
N. B.-A orders for fitting NJ Tobacco Factore.
ecti,cd withinsxt, dnys payment will not bo required
before the lat Of June, 1873.
7-rIia
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MISCELLANEOUS.
i,O snE LADIES Of LYNCmnUuG

~
L --Ju-i opsted beautiful assortment OF Fashion.
able Bonnets and Ribbons half the usual prico,.-
Please co. and look them. Ai.o a beautiful lot Of
SUMNER SILkS, at 80 cena per yard. with mag
ni6eent selection OF Lawns and figure Jaconets Of
styles md fast coors, and Lace Wells Of entire
styles at - cts and the hanisomest lot of Nre'li,
Work of every description. at low prices Md Gloves Of
every color aud Of the bes quay. at rs per poir
Mts, long md short 30 duzen Clock, si 80 els per
par worth 81 with the usual of Shoes
apllO.t. JOHN ABRAHAMS.
NEW LAW BOOkS.-l'nyne Il Chi tim
y lave received the fg"winR new Law Books
History ola suit ia Equity, by II Sands. price q
Ion,s'. Digest vol i 50
Also
Sociology Tor the South, by George Fnzhngh.
kLrtz Sacred Iistory.
Lewis American Spnrt,non.
Sermon. u the peaf lie bS ] II. Stockton
Kate Al.sf,rd, ! G. }. Peters1n
Wnno e,iugs in Corsica 10y Il ! Morris.
English Lnelntur... by Her, Reed
The Bette Lnnd. b. A. g. Ibomp.un,
Florence Eerrton Sunshine and Shadow.
ID. Stare al the Lamp.
hlny and December, a tnle OF married life.
The W.T.. Victory, by Mrs Snshworth.
Autobiography, al Char. Caldwell, NJ ID.
History oil Broddooh's Expedition.
Nelly Brocken.
Miranda Ellcait.
Out Doors NJ Idle Wilde by N =. Willis.
Ledde.lore's Lite Of Mciancthon.
spl2dts
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Between RICH OND and N. YORK
gre AMSuIp JAMESTOWN
Twice a week between
BALTIMORE aud RICHMOND.
ny SIEA MERS
nEI XInCRE and POO AHONTA2

BILL ' IIIItD dIII IOChIfOIVI fh'o'
S-rr The steamer BttViptRt leaves baltimore
.assksss Every SATuHnAr uitrrnnnn for Richmond,-
returning, leaves "a hn nj every TUESDAY afternoon
lar Bal mYfe
Ttr rooAHpsrAs lrsves Baltimore every WtDNfs
DAY ah"rnpnn for Rlchmund, returning leaSes Rich
ln,nd every SATURDAY Afternoon ior Baltimore.
Shippcr.to Baltimore, by the.e t~o Boats, muH have
ibnr ods here every Monday and Friday Of eari y" Elk
LUDLAM & WATSON,