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~ Gsb orne,s new nj onster
SKYLIGHT is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
BROTYPES and DAGUERREOTYPES now
taken this monter Skyisht Gallery to surpass
anything in this part of the country. CONS and
for yourselves. We prepared to put up ILLNESSES
in every known style of Art. Now on hand, Morocco,
Velvet Pearl, She'll, Union. Paper Machie and Jewel
Gases of every sze and price. Also, Gold + rames,
Gold Locketts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
Also Ambrotype and Daguerreotype stock aud mate
rails wholesale country operators, at New York
prices OSBORNE'S Gallery
nv Is Sign of the Flags.
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~ Hair Cutfing.--To strangers visiting
the city, and citizens: If you wish get your Hair
cnt in he latest and most becoming style, | W uid
advise yon to call on HOBSON. at his Hair Cutting,
Shaving Shsmpooing and Bathing room, under the
American Hotel Entrance on 18th street.
NE Whiskers Dyed either Black or Brown color.
|" Card.--Thomas w. Keesee, Auction
eer (Ofice with George j. Sumner, No. 20 Pearl st,)
will attend in person to the sale of Real Estate,
Household Furniture Stocks of Merchandise, Horaes
10.
ALso.-To Renting out Houses and Hiring out Ne
groes.
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BY Taylor & WILLIAMS.
y COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE UN-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ONE UN-
" DIVIDED MOIETY OF THE swan TAY.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON BROAD
AND 9rH STREETS-Punuant to decree Of the
Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond, entered on
the l4th Of February, 1856 in the case Of .vausan
and ais W. Goddin, the subscriber, q special COM
missioner thereby appointed, VIII proceed 10 sell
public anctien upon the premises, MONDAY,
S0th June, at O'Clock, p. H., one undivided m&esy
Of the property described in the proceedings in said
case a. the Swan Tavern Property; having trout
ON the north side of Broad street, it, intersection
with 9th street Of 100 feet and running back the
al half sore depth.
TERMs.-The interest upon @1o52o, from 18th An
gust 1854, until it 10 paid and the of S2o6t and
the expenses Of the said sale IN be paid in cash. and
the residue to be paid with interest In four equal in
from the day of sale. for which deferred payments
the commissioner shall take negotiable notes with
endorsers the title 70 the property being retained
farther seeurity until the purchase money II paid.
JAMES Lyons,
Special Commisioner.
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TRUsTEEs, SALE or Lam Ar arc

SALE OF LAND At AIrC.
- T1oN.-in pur.uauce of the provisions of a Trust
Deea executed by c. D. Jackson and wife ia the nm
dersigned as Trustees for the Union Buildinr Fnna
Company dated 18th July, 1855, by the direction Of
sne S9aTd Of Directors of said company We shall on
of O'Clock p M, proceed to SELL on The
Of public auction, to the highest bidder ali that t ~
Land with Framed Dwelling house thereon. m the
lug ~ feet on Adams street. between short and Plea.
ants stree and running back within parallel line
to an alley Is feet wide together with the
use OF said alley, being Lot number FIVE mo 81 in
plan OF Lots annexed to a Deed from r b. Mitchsil
March, 1852 1~'e on oiss VI
sale, different terms may be agreed upon. with M
consent of Mr. jackson fo-' WI" 'ne
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wLeeches, Leeches. T.

" Leeches, Leeches, Leeches.-.I have
just reeev by Adams Express a lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES which will be applied upsn the
most reasonable terms. l be found at ali hours
of the day at tbs hair dressing under the Amer
lean Hotel and at light 18th street. between Main
and Franklin. myS r. C. HOBSON.
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y ING. SHOES, kc.--Will BE- cold Ct auction %
THURSDAY, Juoe 5th, at 10 O'Clock. isrss and
general assortment new and sscond hand Furniture.
ALSO--A large assortment Of Dry 0oods Clothing
Shoes, Hats. and Crockery and Glassware
GR0CERIES-Wh isksy; Gin; Brandy; Soaps Can.
dies; RsisiDs; CuRrants; Prunes; Almonds- Enslish
Wslnufss Macesroui; Tomatos Catsup; Olives; A.
chove Sauce, he.
ALSO-Two large Show Cases
JED ALEX MOTT Auet
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T,O THE AMERICAN PUBLIC. &C.

L DR.. 8. SCHULTZ, the celebrated Surgeon Chi.
ropodst. from London, author of practical Expo
stioa Of the Human Feet,n respectfully aequsints
the inhabitants Of Richmond and its vicinity that
has Just arrived from England and eradicates Hard
and soft Ccrns, Bunions, Warts and deformed Nails
ir all their stages either in children adults in the
most expert mannef-not requiring more than one
minute to remove Corn, il Of twenty year. stspd-
ing and without causing the least pain or ipconys-
nience to the patient who II enabled to follow, his
perfect ease and comfurt Immediately afer attend
ance.
Persons requiring the services of DR. g. will please
leave their names and address on . slate, ct M m
Schultz's $50 Main o., opposite Msssrs. Kent Paine
Co.'S. which will be promptly attended to, without
any extra charge.
Terme-el each Corn. jsS-3ts
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1000 ys ... y. = d. :ass: H y
very alec. for sale by WILLIAMS BROTHIH
TlOKR...3O hhls Newark Cider, r brand,
~ In stsrs, and for sale By WIN TAYLOR
VERY eUPEklUHS mADkRlA WINE.
VA few easks Of our imperialism In store and for
sale BY WILLIAMS Bk0THEa.
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BY Goddin & Appersen, Ascss.

Y LAND IN THE PLAN OF WOODyILf.E
ONE MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY the sch Of June.
1856 comm encing at O'clock, will be sold ON the
premises about 100 OF beautiful land sat-
able for 8uldins Lots Suburban Residences OF Mar.
ket Gardens in the plan Of WoodyilIe near to Pair
heid Race field A plat of the properly can be seen
At our office. 1t will be sold lots squares as may
be preferred by bidders. There il no more beautiful
land near this city than the above; and that our
city taxes has become such burden to our people,
favorable opportunity 10 presented Of acquiring de-
STABLE lot or square in most respectable portion Of
the suburbs at a comparatively small outlay.
TERms--One- fourth cash; balance at 4. 8 and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added occurred
by Trust Deed or title retained.
je4 G0DDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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q Ratchelor,s Hair Dye...Twer,vx-
experiment. and application justify the p.op,etor IN
y arr this the best Hair Dye in existence
injury to hair skin Made and sold or annlied ~;
zSS Broadway, New York J'
The genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER
sp ln-6rn Ios 49,
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FURNITURE WAREROO1lS REMOV.
ED.-JOHN A. BELvIN has removed his Fur.
nture Warerooms to that well known building, 'CO-
RlNTHIAN HALL" 1.-THE cid 81 and of Messrs. Jones
Potts,) Main street. square above the Banks.
He takes pleasure in saying to his customers gene
rally that he has established himself in large facto
~ which gives him decided facilities and with which
he again prepared to get up tho very best styles of
Furniture to order In addition to this, he con-
stantly manufacturing every article in the Furniture
line, and will keep choice and well arranged assort
msnt of such styles and qualities, a. he knows
pie.
Thanking generous community for the liberal pa
tronage heretofore bestowed he respectfully solicis
continusnce, and pledges himself that nothing shall
be wanting in effort his part to give full and entire
satisfaction.
JOHN A. BELV1N also gives his personal atten-
ton to the UNDERTAKING business-beins at all
times well supplied with metallic Burial Casesn
Mohoeany and Poplar Cofhna Burial Vestments, new
Hearse, and all the requisites for funerals. Orders
left at "Coripthian Halin will meet with prompt
tenton. my adm
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4 ,AMBHIC AND SWISS 1lUsLINs.--
~ Opening various srades Of Swiss. Cambria, Mall
Jacoaet, Checked and Figured Mssps. st rs cents
|per yard crest bafgainss Linen Cambria Handker-
chie ct ~ cents the best offered in this city
<Cail at AUGUSTUS MAILEkTS,
Je4 No. ~ Main street.
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81 ACRES OF LAND ON THE VIII.
=, LiAMSBUR9 ROAD. 3 NILES BELOW
kiCH MOND. AND HOUSE AND LOT ON MAIN
AND ArH STREETS, IN THE CITY OF RICH.
MOND, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Will Be soId
on TUESDAY, the 10Th day of June, 1856 on the
premises commencing 1t 5 O'Clock, r. NJ ri acres Of
and on the Williamsburg road, shout 8 miles below
~ nenmond, nearly opposite the farm of the Messrs
s y CO ruaer; and on the following day. viz: WE'D.
NESuAf, the iith june 1856, at o'clock, on the
premises the House and Lot in the city of Richmond,
~ inc corner of Main and 24sh streets fronting on
165 feet. '.e D.s>
TERMsIOne fourth cash; balance at g. and mos.
negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ca M last note IL paid By request of the attorney Of
sne nens OF Jas Dunlevy. decd. The taxes for the
present year to be paid by the purchaser.
my 29---tds GODDIS L APPERSON. AuctsL
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A. g. STUBS,
Al CLARKE, Trustees.
G. w. BAKERY
oale conducted BY GooDIs i APPEasoN, Aucta

OMamMiSSl0NEK'S SALE OF REAL
cO,SAa, AMI PERSONAL ESTATE, IN HENRICO
COuNTY..B BY virtue of decree entered in the
,u. 81 MIntree and others against Gay and others
pending In the Circuit Court of Henrico county.
shall, as Commissioner on TUESDAY. the 2arh dsx
OF June next at IL O'Clock, {f fair il not the nerr
fair day thereafter) sell at public auction ON the
premises, the tract of Land wherein the late Mr.
Jesse Frayser. resided, lying in Henrico county nm
the Charles City Road about eight miles from the ctv
OF Richmond, containing about 56l acres and adioin
ing the lands of Thomas Lyme, Jacob 8. Atlee. Vim.
Gays estate and others.
The greater portion of the Land il in timber and
wood with comfortable dwelling house and all ne
cessary ut-budngs. 1t is adapted to the growth of
corn, wheat and oats; has good spring on it, and il
sufficiently supplied with running water
The Land will be sold for one-third CASH one
on credit OF IL months and one-third on credit OF
10 months, the purchaser giving bonds for the defer
red payments, and tho title to be retained until all
of the purchase money is paid, and conveyance ID
ordered by the Court.
The land will he sold in body, or divided into mar.
cells may be deemed advisable on the day of sale
The title to the above Real Estate il Considered
good but the Commissioner viii only convey such
title vested in him by virtue of the decree afore
said.
At the same time and place, and under the same de-
cree, shall also sell lot of Household and Kitchen
Furniture and Stock. The personal property to be
sold for cash, to all of $50 and under; and fol
all sums over $20, the purchaser to give negotiable
notes. at four months, with an approved endorser.
JOHN g. WILLIAMS Conn.,
Sale conducted by GoDDIN & APPERsoN Aucts.
my 4-2aw2w&dtds
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~. x: Wti0acheED Dealer in Iinrsr.
" Vines eiss" &c, No. 2ua Main street RicS moss
! fuSI4 LIN
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~ Baths. Baths. Baths Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths can be had all hours from
6oclock, A M. to 10 P. M at the Hair Cutting Sha-
wing and Shs mpoonins Saloon, under the American
Hotel Entrance on 18th street. Single bath Is cn
or 5 tickets for dollar. NH q.
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ny UO4usM - AURcID00s
fc5 ACRES yALgABLk WOOD LAND
TO BROOK PLANK ROAD, FOR SALE Ar
AUCIION.-Will BE- sold ON Monday. the 9th day Of
une 1870, IN the premises. commencing 1t O'clock
zvaIzsbie Lots Of Wood Land, the one containing
~ acres, the other ISL acres situated the Coal
ut Road about quarter mile Of the Brook Plank
nnosd. sdJcniag the lands Of Messn james Hill and
Daniei g. Dslsplains. 81
hm supposed that there may be cut on each acre
rom ~ 70 70 cords Of pine Wood. which would suif
nose IN the busness Of brick making, being
near enough to make two loads per day
TEhMS-One fourth cash. balance at s. 6 and
TOR gotable notes interest added and title
retained till the last note il psid The tai for the
year 1856 TO oe paid by purchaser.
ny GODDIN 4 APPERSON. Aucts
AFTER the foregoing sale, will be sold 50 acres
watered having pure spring and rupuipr stresm
tnroasn IT, 1t u admirably located for yesidence
II adJoins the lands Of Dr. sDarracott and others
erms st saie GODDlN & APPERSON
Z yoo Aucfioueara
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IA T.. NORRIS, WHOLESALE AND
A RETAIL CLOTHEIR-Begsl leave to inform
N hi. friends and tie public in general, that he
& will from this day, sell off his stock of Ready
MADE Clothing at cost, until he will move to his new
establishment, No 100 Main street.
Purchasers will find 1t to their advantage to inspect
his stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
well as the full assorted custom department which
consists of French English and German CLOTHS, of
all qualities, Black and Fancy Cashmere and Doe
skin; Black and Fancy French and Italian Silk Vests
White and Fancy Marseiiles Vestings. Also, large
stock of Gents Furnishing Goods
FOR RENT-The House, No. IS Main street call
ed part of the Mansion House, suitable for a good
retail business. For further particulars inquire at
T.. MORRIS,
je3-3ts Clothing Establishment.
I ACkkI,S VIII rs n Il Y...We keep a
IL constant supply of this celebrated Whstey, pro-
pounced BY judges to be the best that comes to this
market my 28-2w Wake CO.
RRIDGFOKD q CO.'S WESTERN EX-
- PRESS.-Rates of freight per 100 lbs. on manu-
featured Tobacco from RICHMOND through to the
foIlo VIII MI
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NEW MEDICAL WORK.--J w. KAN
S.DoLPH has just published Obsh etric Table,, by
Dr. Psot Asrege the faculty of edicne,
Paris Translated from the French and arranged by
o A. Crenshaw, NJ. D., and J b. McCaw, NJ ID,
Richmond, Va, with three additional tables on the
Mechanism of natural, unnatural and complex labor
IByN Rice, NJ. d. New York, Sl.25.
JUNE l0rH, j. w. HANDoLPB will pubiish-THE
PHYSICIANS POCKET TABULATED DIARY.
designed facilitate the study Of disease at the bed
side BY Physician of Virginia Soc. twill be sent
Ly mail. postpaid, to all who remit the price.
ia E.
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EURNITURE, Akca At AUCTION.--
= VIII BE- solo On THURSDAY. 5h inst 6 10
o'clock st stors general assostment ~ Heuss-
bold Furniture, c0nsisfipg Of sPlesdid Mahoesny
Chairs and Cushiona Desks, Refrigerator, MaxbIo
Top Wsshstand, splendid Exfenson Table, he, he.
Also, case London Mustard, casks c0gusc 6randy,
; Dsmijohos Madeirs Wine. chests Hyson Tea. 10
boxes fckles IS dos FsBs II school Bepches. Also,
splendid Mahogany Show Cases IN perfect order.
10 4--A Z. B. COOK & CO., Auefs
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CA SADDLES, BklDLES And
kSWhA HARNESS always on hand, together
kfgG4IA with full assortment of FLY NETS
A good Saddle Hand and an Apprentice
wanted. Apply at GOFF'S Manutactory.
je 3-.-St Ne 8 Pearl st
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WILLIAM CLARKE,
WIN. HI. Raglan, !

G M. SNfDow. CoH' vi inVitalon
The craft will assemble at Montgomery White
Sulphur Springs the evening of tho llth June and
tn ceremonies will take place on the morning of the
18th By an arrangement with the Richmond and
Danvie, South Side and the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad Companies, the fare from Richmond to
the Mon gomery White Sulphur Springs and back
will be SO % liz 2-dtt1jel
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GUNNER GOODs FOX MEMS AND
- BOYS WEAR.-Tbe iadies'will please take no.
tice that every description of white and coiored Cot
too and Linen Goods, for boys and geptemens wesr,
can be obtained at very reduced prices at the esab-
lished cheap store of ALFRED MOSES,
ie M.fa AT
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N0-M UENTAL NUTICE...G ",
Hxk&S2x5sX JONES, Surgical and Mechanical
OIQHn Dentist, having moved hi: office to
THAN Hall, Mr. Duquesne's, between 9th and
10th, Main street, he is now prepared to see those
with whom he made engagements for the present
al services, either in filing cleansing extracting or
inserting teeth. All operations will be performed
with gentleness, thoroughly and faithfully.
je 2-dlm*
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original WIZ Ourselves, and made from both fancy
nd bite goods, with collars match A fl In quar-
anteed, as hundreds can testify, il called apou
DRIP UE7E C0ATS-Both French and I'm.
lish d'Ete Goats Also Fsrmer1 Satin Coats mai
up with mush care. and commended 10 purchssers
LINEN And MARSEILLES PAE7S-Varisd in
lie and sze the assortment containing moro variety
than we hays ever before offered.
NARSEILLES TESTS In endless variety. and
for sale cheap. for cash. The subscribers have large
quantities Of these goods, which they hope to close
out. GkOSHON6 x TUPMAN.
ts4 ITO Main r.
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N b. Kece1pts given through 20 all the above
places and Goods forwarded to all parts of this Uni
ted States and Canadas. Apply to
d. B. BRlDGFORD & CO.
my Is On the Dock
NOTlCE.--AIl persons who have not paid
their Taxes in the county, must pay them be fore
the 9Th day of June IS shall then make my re-
turns. ALEX. B. HUTCHINSON, S. H. c..
nv N-t5J
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l tai Painting; Banner Painting; Chairs beautifully
Gilded and Brouzed; Graining in Oak. Maple, Rsse-
wood, Black Walnut &c; and House Painting done
cheap and promptly, by superior workmen.
ET Orders left with r. W. ALLEN
my9 ArbouY corner Main and 18th sts
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II BEAUTIFUL TOILET SE1'S.---ElesaDt
- Japanned Tin Water Vessels. for earring water
pn Chamber Toilet Sets, consisting of Slop Buckets
Foot Tubs and Water Cans, very beautifully OF.
n amented, for sale cy ZIMMERMAN,
1e4 163 Main, corner 18th st.
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7A~wy1 STRAY COWS...Camc to my
MILAN place on the 18th May last, a ROANE
III ~ COW, has long open horns, about IS years
nzzsAs@EzE Did; aid YEARLING about 10 months
Did. of the same color. The owner will please come
orward, pay expenses and take them away.
HORACE FIDLER
Harriss Farm, Told Mrs Crenshaw's1 in Henrico
je 2-S'* county miles from Richmond
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EURNITURE WAREROOsIs REM0V-

Sale conducted by GoDDIN l. APPERsos, Auets.
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~ ~oF The best 30 ~ in Scott oonniy formerly y
~ milk dairy OF Marks 4 Campbell 'oi saie '0
low for cash ON tine by ,,,a. N prnRvnnE
sep ID dti .asoo =. 1.9-
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af BUCHANAN Right Hand Man ioT Die
union

union
We have shown that oil through the
South the friends Of Mr.. Buchanan are Tor
tianion. and now they begin TO epesk out
.sirh eoual untesefge at the North. Col
I.rnsv' the chief organist OF the admin
ls,rsticn &c now tbe chief manager ot hr.
Elrhsnso's forces ia Pennsylvania. Here
Id his ulnmaturn a. aid down in speech
delivered at ResdiGg Pa, Oh 'he evihing OF
the 26th alt.
The notorious forney "as here On SatdF'
dag evening, aud made speech al q pe'huI
cratic meeting, in which he strongly urged
Ire necessity Of voting tof buehshan' as Inc
only means of preserving the ohton,-
Taxing the cue from Mr Fillmore in his
sIhaDT speech. he argued that Il Fremont
.as s}ected the South would NOT submit
bat nycnId break up the Union. ergo to save
bs ITp;on YOU must vote fol buchanan -
ThIsis, in plain language the argument OF
me highway robber, why you should give
nm up your money, He says ooi
money Or your life"-ii you wish to save
four lie give % your money There vas
mother argument Mr, ferney produced
.h!cn excited much surprise and was ho'sa
and markedly several persons present II
as this. viz. that to hope by The eis, non
f Fremont to make Kansas a Tree STARE,
was idle, and vain expectation ioF' sala
he. ,fsuch a thing were attempted BY fre-
mont Kansas would be made the battle
ground. and the South would bring alI theif
Forces to oppose The attempt to make Kan,
~as q rec State. TIE South. he sad, "o"fd
oad, knee deep IN blood in Kansas, ana
ao,gJ ride m blooa ~ 10 their horses bs'-
lee ,atlsr haa submit 10 lose Kansas jor a
.a.s STATE Ego, said be, land this vas
the horns and burden OF HE song) vote
Tor Buchanan. il you love the uhlon an" a.
nish to preseryeu. Vote tor bucuaua"'
y,a uai 10 pfsesaf the tHastoa Of b'o'''
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DRUs II tS---alj Kinds fsr sale
ID 1t No. ld,JU"
y1ARNIsHhS- oarh, FurEitage ara L-EnaI-
Y supeThne sfticie tor safes So Np lH't'.
i1tBE COZ ORs, the largest assortment ever mo-
to THIS market at No. l"0u"-
1)ATENI DRYER, .ae ha,i Article .I. ..rr i1r aa-s
L " tM.i.M-
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Il congratulate you" sad f tt,s..
pefeo, in his recent speech Of Wa'h'hg
r1n. on the Cincinnati platform ~ con-
gra,uiate you that your ch'ise has fallen Oh
a man (Buchanan) who stands on me 'oTh-
.ucsl platform that occupied, aud 'ia' ne
viii take the same with the standard 'o"e''
ed not an inch"
buchanan and myself" satd Douglas n
h,s speech f., the ratification meeting IN
New York, shave for several years 1aek'
ever since came into public It'e' hsia 'n s
oane position on the slavery qaes''oh ''oA"
beginning to end" n,
II have been placed" said Mr. bHeGan,
80, in his address to thu Keystone Ciuo a.
Nheatland, Pa, ii have been !aeeo "Po''
d platform Of which most heartily apPro'e'
Dod that can speak for me- ND
Three brothers of slavery extension aNo
6IHbqsrerism on the Oatend pian'--ch'c
ioUrn
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SEw YoaE, Oct. 10.

Capt Rynders and his friends are ceIe'
bratlng the imaginary Democratic victory
in Pennsylvania, by parading the street
with a large Transparency, on which 1t
printed in large letters--"HaYe you heard
from Penn" Ii may be fairly Preaamed that
the Captain has not heard
a dispatch from forney to The. Atlas ana
ar0las, claims 10000 Democratic majority
IN Pennsylvania, sixteen members OF Con
gress, and majority in the l. gissture.
II is generally conceted that the hepab'
leans have Carried Pennsylvania by de-
cided msjorttY. They gave 1000 majority
DOW, aud several strong counties 20 hear
from.
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HoetoD, Oct 10 The Fillmore torch.
light procession this evening was g'aha al
fair IL consisted OF a numerous calyaesde.:
tbirtv.one Illuminated stare, each borne by
female, trHnsparencies, and about 400
Uarsons 10 the rsnks-~Huhisfoh bands OF
npsir and hreW arEs Various stores builds
inps and offices we're illuminated. II was
The largest torchlight procession ever WV
messed in this city. Delegations we're pres
ant from all neighhorng towns snd cues
i,,l,i.ng number OF hTfmen IA nnf6fin.