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a. F. HIBBARD,s oELEBRArED WILD

ED T. HIBBA RD'S CELEBRATED WILD
va. CHERRY BITrERS,
For Nervous Weakness and General Debility.
Cough IS the bark of thu dog hat warns a person of
approaching Consumption In most of colds and
coughs they from torpid of the liver and in
all such the Wild Cherry Ritters is he best thing
that BE- taken and long and affective diseases may be
preyeniei and cured by their timely Neuralgia.
nervous rheumatism, spasus, fanting lasstude, rtopd
stale Of the liver, finds certain and pleasant audoe in
the Wild Cherry Bitters For females it is particularly
adap ed, and is panacea
NEwBURGH, July 10, 1S4S.
Mr. R, +. Hhhard: Twas time troubled with Loss
Of appetite and faHtHesS at The Stomach, which was
peculiarly distressing. advised by friends to
try your Wild Cherry Bitters. did so and before had
used bottle found myself better, aud before another
bottle was used, had gained my streng h. my appetite
good and am in good health, As a sedatiye,
or tonic thinkn fact know. they not surpassed
by any thing haveeger used.
Respectfully, SARAH HILDRETH.
Prepared and sold by HIBBARD & OSBORNE, No. 50
Nassau Street, New York, and sold by many of the deal
throughout the country.
OF Frice 81 per Bottle.
For sale by JOHN Q. HILL, Sole Agent for Worcester
Mass and by dealers generally. d1y mch11
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Or Gnlvanic Baths,
Can be applied to those who wish at DR.. G. A. HnL's

DOVER, N. H., Nov 4, 1850
This is to certify that have used Drs Hill Jaseph's
Cordial Balm Of syriacum and have always received i'm
mediate relief have also recommended 1t to many Of
my friends, who have used it with wonderful success
and have no hesitation in saying that II is one Of the
pest rNmedles ever used. II. A.
The above Cordial has been used by Dr. Jaseph for the
last years And ut last the propretors have been Induced
10 advertise IT, 30 the public have better opportu-
nifty 70 Try IT, and test is many virtues II can be OBJ
tanned Of Drs Hill and Jaseph at their Office, l2l Main
Street, Worcester Mass.
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CORDIAL BALM OF SYRIACUM.
1t is universally acknowledged by all classes that
the above named Cordial is better adapted to the cure of
all cases of the following diseases than any other med
cine now in use 1t has been successfully used n-bron
chis, weakness. ashmh pains in the head, neuralgia
spinal complaints tic dOloreaux rheumatism, chronic
inflammation dyspepsia, constipation, seatica sperma-
errhal hernia disease of the heart, coughs colds,
sumption, general debility sion to society monoma
dia hyrochondra, mpotency general decay geet spph
Ills, &C.
The period has arrived when the nostrums which have
hitherto existed must give way to the only safe and
tain remedy for these diseases Who fingers on from day
to day in wretchedness and misery, for proper
remedes Who being carried daily to their graves
in consequence of their avaricious dispositions How
many families have been left to by an avaricous
parent, who rather than part with few dollars would
permit his chi to be hurried into the of that grim
monster-Death
The Cordial Balm Of syriacum is recommended as
sure cure for all cases of general debility.
ANY person, either in city country gan have the
medicine sent to them by express any part of the
world, by enolooug the money to c. A. HILL, No. 12l
Main Street, Worcester Mass.
0AUTToN.-All my bottles labeled and bear my sig.
nature q. A. HILL D. tn counterfeit which is forgery
Prices SO, 3d. and $12 per bottle, in various Sizes the
largest bottles being the cheapest This medicine is
purely vegetable, ane may be taken by child or adult
with perfect ETY. Persons wishing fo it must send by
letter directed above it be obtained in any
otheI place. The Cordial is warranted to purify he
blood and eradicate al humers 1t has also been ned in
ma diseases not mentioned with favorable results In
short needs but trial to prove Its many virtues and
Its adaptation to many diseases considered by somel in.
durable The proprietor of this Balm is Conscious that
there has been many medicines broug before the public
for the Of ills that the human family are subject to-
which in many instances have proved to be worthless
COMPOUNDS But he feels confident that the poor invalid
can find relief 10 using the Cordial Balm Syraoum
which can be procured at his Office No III Main street,
Worcester, Mass.
All orders promptly attended to. Address as above
TIL ECTRO CHEMICAL,
Or Gnivanic Baths,
Can be applied 10 those who wish al Dr. O. A uur,a
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and although powerful they win not injure in the lea
the delicate constitution This preparation is war
raned to the above mentioned diseases without usin
any external applications. With ny Indian Vegetable
Medicines you rely Thorough by calling
upon at my Office. DR.. G. A. HILL,
No trnetM
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EN- Il n A d EtE-IFI hDE
the known world and its sale is unsurpassed in the
annals of medicine Unlike mauy other popular medi-
cnes of the day, it is recommended by many prominent
members of the Medical Faculty their preudces having
yielded to the many indisputabe demonstrations Of
it HIS performed where other remedies have failed
Hundreds of Certificates might be giUen,
showing the superiority of this medicine all other
ternal applications but FAIR TRIAL, is all that is
quhed to convince the most skeptical of its merits.
Prepared by ]. 5. & j. E. SELDEN, Haddam, CT, and
sold throughout the United States and Canadas.
General Agents-BURR & FOSTER, No. Cornhill,
Boston,
For sale in Worcester, by NJ. B. GREEN & Co. 216
Main street. d1y f26
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$4,000 5Sa 5sf N. az ri R , ES 3.
A. Hips Pansceas and Indian Medicines or the remedy
of Gonorrhea, Geets Structures, Whites Pains in the
Back and Loins, Seminal Weakness Affections Of the
Kidneys Irritation of the Urethra Gravel and all other
disorders of the urinary organs, without the least
sriction to diet drink, exposure, change in appH
cation TO business. These PREPARATIONS are entirely
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AEC ECKRON'S GEL EZRA r d
IA TINTlM EMIT

EQUALLY GOOD FOR MAN OR BEAST!!
Has sriumphed where al other remedies have failed to
have beneficial effect. 1t justly acknowledged to be
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.


~ The following quotations aye wholesale. Fss q
orders higher prices will be charged:
BACON.-We quot. Sides AT 9!6lO and scs:s.
Shoulders 7ta7ic, uau.s l2al3 North carol!rS +
round HE.
BUTTEK-rrimc Country Butter, l7d20 Cts; d .
shea 22a!5 cts; old aud inferior. la0l5cts.
BEESWAX-26d26! y b
COAL-AEthrncItc-Red LASH sells ut So 50; Va
Ash, for foundry, :? per ton Bituminou., deliver
Port WnlrhaIl, or nj the wharf opposite Rockets, /,
quote lie average uni smiths For city use, 10
snc 10 dealers, 81 ~ Tor Lump; Hail S.
CuKE-For c;y consumption s5 ~ v cart load +,
busAc.- tor lump; hal! 50.
ChHDLES-Ialluw ID rents y 10. Jsck,on's d |
uuils -c. adamantinc ~ a3jc.; Sperm iOd5Octs.
COTTON-i!c cts.
COTTON YARNS--22 a % c,s cash. Cotton Cord,
~ 10 81 cts. = ID.
CORE--Ws now quote 72s q Is cts per bushel. and ii
CORN MEAL-c01s5 CITE.
CpEFEE-iiio lUi q - cts; Laguayra l2dl2t; Jaws
oil stock light. Mocha Il! dis CTS.
Fl.0UIt-Sairs CT Supcrnnc 10 shippers at s6.75.
holders NIX more. Markc; quiet.
FEATHr.RS-Iivc tiers. 30 n IS cts. Demand fair
FLaSSEED-Sl SOIL - e bushei. dull.
GRASS sEEDs-rimotny e. 10, Herds grsss g.
": Orchard Grass %. Clover. 81 so
GiNSENti-i0Ni5c. b y
GUNPUWDER-DupOnt' and Hazard Sporting, F.
aud FFF, S5i e. kes; Blasting, 81! kee.
GUANO.--We quote Peruvian at 500 per Ton. Cow
mcut agents have put the price up 10 thr, Mex
OATS.-We quote ~ to IS cts.
OFFAL-Bran, lsc. " bushei: shorts 10 c.: bro
SUI, -: ship STUN, tUc.
PLASTER-I.u,np Plaster s. 75n5 per ton Rchm:
ground Sst per ton Cscined So 37t n2 50 y barrel.
rOTATOES--Wc quote s7ic 81 IS per bushal.
TOBACCO.-Thc receipts OF old tobncco are very sr
and prices high W. quote inferior LnSs at S-JOGg
shipping Sll % 6l2 80; manufacturing Sl2.JO3l3. {
shipping si6Gl-; fine manufacturing sls03e diO l.
l00l275
WHEAT-sl 40 a IS for good to prime red; -
Tor good 10 prime white
CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, e.
REEF Stock moderate. sales thi, week OF ordlsu
70 ronL Beet at 81 10 90 SO Y hundred net For Ne
Beef SO
SHEEr--Supply OF Nation sbundsst We quote Sc
60 Tor lair to g"Oi Srccp.
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TWO WEEKS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

New YORK, Dec. 5S.-The steamship Illinois ar.
rived 10 day. with the California mails OF December
::h, three hundred passengers, and nearly "uooo
in treasure. She connected with the Golden Gate,
and left Aspinwal on the 18th inst.
The United States stcsm.irigae WABASH iett on inc
same day for New York, via Havana. The s!oop Of
war Cayne remained q! Aspinwaii.
The news from California is OF little interest. Inc
reports from ihe mining districts favorable though
theirs was still a want Of rain in some districts Mo
ney is unchanged IN value business al San ffaics-
co was generally dull.
Richard p Hammond, ex.collector Of San Fran
CISCO had been acquitted the charge OF deiraud-
ing the United States Government while in office,
The news from Oregon and Washington Territories
is unimpnrtant.
mama Star contains an account of the war IN Ncara-
qua confrnHtory Of the advccs received by the len
nessee, but gives nothing new.
A British squadron arrived az Panama December
Sih. Its object is said to be to examine into the prac
tcsbity of establishing q naval depot in :he Bay OF
Panama probably at Tabnga.
A letter from Carthagens Of November I'D states
that the British difficulty is still pending and that the
blockade of the New Grenadian ports would com
mence Immediately.
The dates from Valparaiso are 10 NoTenner io'I',
and from Guayaquil to December LIST. Business al
Valparaiso was dull. The markets were Well cup
piled Copper was held at SSo
The revolution in Peru too increase. "o
government vessels had gone over to the revolution
lists.
President Castillo hsd denounced them as pirates
and sent three armed ships in pursuit lie authorizes
tie vessels Of any nation TO seize them. One oi
these insurgents vessels with the steamship Apurt-
mac had overloaded the British mail steamer SANTA
90 on her way from Callao to Valparaiso and taken
from her all the Peruvian mails. Ii was believed
that Castillo would be able to suppress the revolution
as the Convention would vote him extraordinary
bowers.
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y,rcIS1aIgoN MANUFACTURE.

Our Southern Convention, in IFS proceedings, re
commcuds manufacturing in the slave States III"
Convention has dome nothing that would add =" '"''
20 srens hen he South, us udcioua system VI w
| vclopiu. our own IT sources.
| The making OF iron un large scale on our '"H'
| n;a Central Rail Road, is Row in pioSrts' 'his f'"
perly eslab sha,l will be followed up Nv o''cr n'"H"
factories. Expe' fence hss shown IN Europe anu !"
our uw:l manufacturing districts, that where com
menr.men, is made in the iron districts As
consequences o.n,r branches Of industry soon follow
1t is believed that Central Virginia will become tie
B:r,u.,l,am Of America, with her abundance OF min
oral md all the resources 10 nisko iron cheaper than
ut any other place.
And now that several enlerprsipg and highly IT,
spectablc gentlemen from Pennsylvania have opened
the way aud are willing to ussst in bringing into use
the grea. Virginia staple we shall expect hearty co
operation with them, on the part of our citizens. II
will be seen by an advertisement in another column,
that subscription books Of Stock Company will be
open on The 18th aud lG;h of January, at tho Elk.
change Hotel, Richmond also in Slaunton. 2U,0OU
acres OF tho best iron land has been conveyed by
deed, to the Stockholders. There can be no risk, as
the land s said to be worth the amount Of capital re-
CURED.
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wittheiestinaed plumber expressed in acres and dol

with heestiinaed plumber expressed in acres and dol
| lars:
Pacific Rail R"nd ua0,OuO,uOOl acres, $lj9,090,n0l
Other State and Territorial Rail Ronds 10 900 on
Return of fire duties 600 UOU
Chailer. Hayward Woodward patent ex.
tension 3,GGD00I
Mccormick reaper patent extension, 500 OOU
IIudson's Bay and Puget's Sound Compa.
MES possessory rights. l0OD,DOD
Private land claims in California, 3UDD,00O
B0uuties 10 Spectators in claims or revo-
lutionary officers and soldiers, 2,5oo,0OO
Frencl. spoliaon clams, 5OOO,GOO
Interest on the same, lIWhl.'C
Miscellaneous plumber, lUnoo,OOo
Total, exclusive of land, $!lO,000,0DO
Here, you will say, is mass of plumber that might
fire the dulleSt genius that ever came 10 the practice
OF the new art.
From considerations ofd-licacy have forborne to
mention the names of many distinguished gentlemen,
eutenants and privates, in Thurow's ariny-e1 Sen
ators members of the House. Judges, Minister'S Gov
ernors and on and so on. They are confined to
no section nor party, The North has the most OF
hc perhaps; but the South contributes her full pro
portion aud the NEST successful OF the c0nfeterates
is an actual Southern Governor and three or tour
Southern Senators and out Of office. Perhaps 1t is
unjust to say that in Thurlow You see them all. In
fact there are many fine, liberal bold and open gen
tlernen among them, who regard the public as goose
that j. bound IN be plucked by the skltu TO prevent
its dropping its feathers among cod-hoppers and
in this the season of mounting.
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FOF Wc EhYt'rer.
JAMES NJ. JEFFRIES, ESQ, OF KING AND
OfIEEN.

Sincerely cOpcurrng in the general sentiment: Of
regret At The retirement Of Judge LnnaX, the dstin.
guish.d Judge of the Sth Judicial District of Virgil
MIA, feel in common with many, that position
which has been digniled ind distinguished by 80
much integrity and learning, is not easily filled. In
deed, in this day. when many oil the old landmarks
Of the fundamental principles Of our original State
government have been swept away by new hat most
questionable leglsston our regret should be inrreas
ed by the loss Ut one of the few remaining Ui the
old school, who have added so much renown to tho
Virginia judiciary. In corresponding degree, there
fore, should have the greatest care in making a
judiciou, and wise selection to ill the vacancy.
There arc many, some OF whom Are already pro-
posed through the public papers. who hive merit and
qualifications for this important and responsible posi-
ton and while would not II | could, disparnge
the pretensioIs of my who have been named know
who 30 fully unites in his personal and profess
sonal character all of the judicial qualifications "a
Mr.. james NJ. Jefl'ries, of King aud Queen.
Ii has been my good fortune 10 know Mr. Jeilrles
intimately for many years. | have seen the respect
and esteem in which he s held by all who know him.
In his nature he is kind, generous and noble but
possessing in an eminent degree great irmness ard
decision of character. Ardent and Incorporating
in his opinions upon all matters OF principle, he s yet
distinguished for the uniform respect for, and oler
8nce Of those who diiler from him. Although his
practice has been confined, for the most part TO his
own, and the counties around him. he has not been
content with a superficial acquaintance with his pro.
fesson but he has always been al earnest and severe
student. He is free from al professional deinagogne-
ism, and has held his professional character high
above even the suspicion of any Of those unprofes
sionu specniationS that debasing alike TO the
gentleman aud the true lawyer lis has industry.
health and energy for the satisfactory discharge 81
all the duties required for the position lie possesses
dignity, without austertv Learning without pedan.
try-and decision and frnuess without passion or
prejudice. With this mach in his behalf aud which
really feel To be but his due, trust his friends will
promptly place his namo prominently and fully be-
fore The District. KING WILLIAM.
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Northern Railway Stntion r.,
drawn up in the court yard, wba wo battalion.
me EMPEROR were waiting. The "ur carrid;
ed by squadron OF the Gnidcs. pro", princes, .
ace OF the Tullieile', where they alicb,ned to H.
PRUSSIA AND SWITZEKLiND"r
sells journal lie Nord says that the Prussi.n" Nv
weary OF seeing all it's conciliatory at,emui. :;
r-pulsed by the Swiss. haa decided upon a,o,.
energetic course. 1t will appeal to the or.s.r,
asking if there yet remnins any diplomatic ~ =
settling the Neu'chafel question, and as tb "s'
expected 10 he in til. negative, Prussia viii Il,
coed 10 do justice 10 herself. "'
The Berlin correspondent OF the lnd.na,
states That PRUSSIA has announced, in her rer-.
mat the negotiations with Switzerland are clo,
There remains for PRUSSIA but to make pc
lpr active measures. Meanwhile Prussia vii
oy 10 receive any new propositions, but she :.
make any herself >"
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Fer HE enquirer
EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

Thi. Distric! having lost, NY voluntary rasiyna.
ton OF office, the valuable and able rur~,:.s Of I'm.
venerable Lonax, the people will be called upon. on
the 18th of February next, to select n SUCCESSOR
Who is best suited to fill tho high position adorne so
long by our late Judge, is question of deep inter.
ost 10 every man in the Circuit We know of no
one possessing, in greater degree the peculiar qunl
itcations for Judge, than does Robert Mnyo, Jr.,
ESD Of the county OF Wes'lnorelanl.. A lawyer OF
enlarged experience in the meridian Of life, endowed
with a vigorous active intellect, richly stored with
classic and legal learning, aud patient under lnbor rs
aw-lI.broke dray horse, he has remarkable aptitude
for despatching business. lie Is the very man TO
make q suitable Judge. Essen.
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For The LN9hVeF.
TO TIE VOTERS OF THE EIGHTH JUDI
ClAL DISTRICT

As vacancy hus occurred in lhis district by the
resignation of Hon. John T. Lomgx il will be in.
uumbent upon you to select his successor We would
respectfully call your atention to Col. X. a. Clny
brook, Of Northumberland, as a suitable candidate
for this important position Col. C. s too well known
in the district TO require word of eu!ogy from our
pen We therefore content uurselye. with the bare
mention OF his name, feeling assured that should ne
consent to become candidate he will be- voted Tor
with almost unaniny, in this portion of the district
nj least. NORrHUMBERLASD.
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hereby mutually engage to recognize mud respect 10
all future time Tie Independence aud rights OF the said
free territory part Of The Republic Of Honduras
Art. ;. Tie present separate articles shall have the
same force and validity as il they had been Inscr.e
word for word in the treaty between the United
States Of America and her Britannia Majesty, signed
this day. They shal! lie rniiiied by the President u
the United States, by and with the advice md con
sent of the Senate thereof, and hy her Britannia Ma
s:y, 'nna tie ratification shall ho exchanged at tl's
same time as those Of the lrcniy.
GEuRGE VI. DALLAS.
GLARENUUS.
Done n, London the l5th 6foasber, in the year OF
our Lord, lSJ6.
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EIGHTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.

In consequence OF the resignation of the Hon. Jno'
T. Lomax, (much 10 be d-picred,) as Judge OF tho
Sth dis,rc, of Virginia, James NJ. Jefiries Esq Of
King and Queen county, is recommended 20 the vo-
tiers Of the various counties composing said district;
and the officers of election of said counties are re-
specially requested 10 hold poll for him.:
King WILLIAM.
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For he En7ni
EIGHTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

Judge Lome1 having resigned, please announc
Robert Mayo, Esq, Of Wes;rnore!and, as Il eandidat
to ill the vacancy. Mr.. Mayo is a thorough lawyc
and all elegant and disnt.i gentleman, aud ii c!sct
ed will discharge the duties Of that important Ollie
with credi, to himself and honor 10 the bench.
JUSTICE.
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MARRIED. on he 23i o.. December by Rev ".
1honlas. Dr. SAMUEL I. DICKINSON to Ms- BET
Ann CHANDLER, dnuS hteG y. John Chandler, Esq,
OF Caroline county.
MARRIED, GA the 90! inst, by tho Rev. DR. Howell
JOSEPH EUQUA. 10 Miss MARIA G.. ELLETl, bo,L
UrnrIco county Virginia
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and Let u. at once slow al! consunlmaed scoundrc!s.
who desire nothing 30 much Ia our throat. cut.
| that will cur-uninate this great end to which We
called by property, sacred honor and our
! lives. MIDpLEsEN.
| nIc Jiru lSic
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EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIsrRICT.-We are requested
10 announce that JAMES SMITH, Esq. of King snl
Queen County, will be voted for to fill the vacant
Judseship in this district.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

We have been requested 10 announce that Eustace
Conway, Esq, rl fredericksburg, will be voted for
as Judge for IN. Eighth Judicial Circuit. Ia fill the
vacancy created by the resignation Of Judge John T.
LOmaN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Fiour is heavy: 50,
So 30. Wheat is two cents lower; sales OF !,
81 IL 10 | Il, white 3 81 10 %. Corn-neg
old % III cents.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 2o.-F'Iour is declining.
nj SAFE brands NJ So ~ To i 49, Southern Is ia
Wheat is dropping; saee of white a, 81 7S Ted $
Corn has Il downward tendency; sales OF mix.
20 cents, white and yellow a cents. Stocks Die
and lower: Nrsimis's S9i;.
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LIBERATED SLAvEs.-Ar. NJ. Wlitmore, late OF
Augusta county, Va, by has las; will aud testament,
liberated all his slaves and provided for their trans
pprtation 10 Liberia of the free States nj the
expense of his estate. To each Of them he left the
sum $3.50, and those who had served him beyond
the age OF 2s years, $50 for the excess Of time.
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TINE OF FAST HoRsEs.-"Porter's Spirit of No
vember 22d, says The fastest mile ever made by a
running horse. was made by Henry Perrit, in l:4?i
The fastest mile ever made by PAGER, was made 6y
in trotting, wa, made by Flora Temple, in harness.
in 2:24i.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
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TeiegThphed for the Richmond Euau,,.
FROM HAVANA.

CHARLESTON, Dec 29. The Isabel. from H..
with dates 10 The 25:h December, arrival h..
Saturday night. Her n-ws is rnnpor;an,. r,
in Havana was dull. Sugar Was ti,u.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

Captain John $. Edmundson. OF Tazswell county
Va whose recent violent death or the Rio Gr6nde
has been noticed, was one of the prominent movers
in the late unsuccessful revolution on Northern Next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-12-30

EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIsTRICT.-We are authorize
to announce RICHARD II. COLEMAN as a candidate
for the Judgeship in the 9Th Judicial Circuit render
ed vacant by the resignation of the How. John lay
ln.I n.nn~
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NEW YORK. Dee. 2y-rhe steamer j
Adscr has been despatched 10 Norfolk TO tak
place OF the STEAMER tennessee.
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CoNSIJ, GENERAL or or,

VV-NoIII VT--NI-Ns Ut CT RA.
The New York Herad's Madrid c.rr.s,o,r
says that Gen. Cuucha has been removed Iron
Governorship OF Cuba, and that Genera! Urbi.,'
will probably receive the appointment.