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"bEA d PERKINS
49, SAUCE.-The universal favor with which this
e%ondiment 10 received, fully sttests It's superiority over
every other sauce. Since It's Introduction into the United
States by Messrs. DUNCAN & Sons, soma nftsen years
since. the demand has extended TO every city OF the Uni.
on. II gives zest and imparts the most delicious aavor TO
Soup. Fish, Mes.s, Game, &c. l:s tonic and invigoratinR
properties. in promoting d~isestop. aye confirmed by med.
zeal men in Europe and AueyicS- 10 avoid the numerous
couu,crfeits. the words Lea s. Perrins Worcestershire
Sauce" ate blown ca each bottle, and the name Lea &
Pertins" ia impressed on the patent metallic capsule, or
glass s.cplc., and printed Oh the labels and wrappers.
Packed In cases, 10 dozen half pinis, 5 dozen pints. 2
dozen quarts, also in cases six jars one imperial gallon
each. For sale oy Grocers and Druggists.
Sole Agents for the United States,
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
June o. -3tayly 30J Broadway, New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
tn PHSaTrTASS

n 10 SIJIaNS.
VA L "ou!1 ca!!tLe MT, n.o1 OF Physicians tp our ex
W ieiis:ve stock 81 NEW CHEMICAL AND pIaN-
"ACEC IN preparations, y number Of which havs
never before been offered in 'his city. Surgeon. lnstru.
kind, including nearly every new improvement. Medical
aud Chemical! ''iss.~sre aud apparatus; pure aud .e!ia.
BILE DRUGS. selected expressly tor city and COUNTRY
PHYSICIANS usc. 4 full stock Of medicine, vsrr,n,ed
OF toll strength. and prepared strictly In sccordsuce vt,b
toe Cui,cd Suites IburnHcopcia, and mos, of them he
ourselves. LAlDLEY 4 ROBINSON,
Graduates OF the Philadelphia College
OF Pharmacy,
OctH New Drug Store, 18th and Franklin Strs..
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MIsCEMANR0Ll

NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS
4 CHILD'S HISTORY Or o By John Bonner.
IN = vols, l2ino 81.
Westward Empire; or, The Great Drama OF Human
Progress; by Rev. T.. L. Masum, :! -
the American p~uultcrcr's Companion. q Practical Trca
she on the Breeding. Rearing, aud general management
TO Domestic Poultry, by {. y. Bennett, with lS illustra
lions, 81 rs. Received and tor snle by
Nov +. 4. NORRIS, No. 81, Maius st.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
TIME undersigned have this day entered into d co.
Il partnership for the purpose " conducting the Cheap
Book. Newspaper. Magazine and Periodical business, q,
III, Broad street. between eth and 9th.
We are agents for the
New York Dsily Papers.
Philadelphia " Ledger.
BALTIMORE Daily Sun and all the Newspapers and Ma.
gaines published.
Terms, cash. Customers served promptly in any part Of
the city or country. LEWIS l.. SMITH,
RlCHMoSp, Ost. "a, le6. JAMES A. GENTRY
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SERVANTS CLOTHING.
VIRGINIA WOOLENs, oil ali kinds
Sheeps' Grey Satlinett
Buckskin do.
o. Fulled kersey
Plain and Plaid LinseS
Plsid and Striped Oznaburgs
White and colored Blankets, sc.
All Of which will be sold at low prices.
PARKER, NlMMO & CO.,
Oct Is No. l43, Ea2le Square,
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OsBORNE'S GREAT GALLERY or VI
PROVED AND DAGUERREoTfPEs,
II ! acknowledged to be superior in every respect 10 ali
other Picture Galleries in Richmond. Pictures put up
in every known style Of art always on hand-PearL She'll
Imitation Shell. Papier Mache, Jenny Lind; SIX, 'e!vet'
and Union Cases. Gold Frames, Lockets and Pins. Also.
Ambrotype and Dsguerrcotype stock, Chemicals, and ms.
terials OF every description, at Wholesale or retail, at Ne"
York prices. A. w. OsBpRNEs oalsry',
sent o2-ly Main street. Richmond,
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z $50 prizes amounting 10 sAOi,OD
Whole Tickets Si0-ilnlves s. -Qusvters 81 ~.
5000 pixies OF $40 will be determined by the last figure
Of the Number that draws the $4,000 prize. For exam
pie, IL the number drawing tn. $4,000 prize ends "ith
Nc. ]. then all the Tickets where the number ends IN |
will b. entitled 10 $50. If the number ends with M. .
then all the tick cts where the number ends in = Will De en-
titled 10 $40. and so on 10 o. .u-,..
Certificates OF Packages will be sold at the following
rates. ~nien = p,eiace of 10 Whole Ticke. $50
"e''4" 10 Half 30
10 Quarter " -
Address Orders tor Tickets or Certificates either 70
3. SWAN & CO, Atlanta, Ga,
Nov IT'D Or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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:FOR COLD WEATHER.

- FOR COLD WEATHER.
AVIHG just returned from my second trip North,
with a large assortment OF ORES and BUSINESS
COATS PANTS and PESTS Of the latest styles which
have been introduced ,ince the early part OF the season, !
am now prepared TO show the most complete assortment
10 be found in the city. which ! intend telving very low.
Call at the CLOTHING EMPORIUM, cDruer Main and
18th Streets, and examine for yourselves.
Oct 81 HENRY SHhFER.
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~PROF. De ELECTRIC OIL.
~ h NEW PRACTICE-ELECTRlC CURES.
Pain 10 the premonitor of death. Relieve the pain and you
check he disease
Prof. De Grarh's Electric Oils the marvel OF his age. for
the following, mot every thing3
Cures Rheumatism often in a day.
Cures Neuralgia Toothache. two minutes.
Cures Cramp in Stomach, hve minutes.
Cures Burns, Bruises, Wounds. one 10 three days.
Curcs Pains in Back. Breast, one day.
Cures Headache, fifteen minutes.
Cures Earache, Stiff Neck, Ague, one night.
Cures Piles, Swclled Glands, ten days.
Cures Felous, Broken Breast, Salt Rheum, three 70 SIX
days.
Cures ouinsy, Pslpita,ion. Pleurisy. one to ten days.
Cures Asthma, Palsy, Gout, Ery''pela'' i've 70 twenty
days.
Cures Hsmorrhage, Scroiula, Absess, six to ten days.
Cures Frosted Feet aud Chllblans, one 10 three days.
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AE.TIGH AsiE.E.

BY DICKINSON, HlLL & 90, .vcT-
NECROES- Ta:s day, =. o o'clock. ~. - ISL sep g.,
~ oar "Gc' o. 5Duse, Is hs.ly Negroes cvus:.t.r. .:
men. boys md s!ris, ana woven AZ! children.
No" Il DICKINSON. NIL 4 co .u,,.
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20 .c...cde wiki the
DUTCH RICHARD HI.
, NJ. Hlo,,
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day, a: 70 oc.uck. we will sell 3
~ likely Nesroe-n.en. boys and Sirls
Fo"li PrLLlAM a. DAVIS, Auc,..
COMMISSIONERS a l. r OF FOUR NJ.
~ ROES.- will sell, on Saturday. the 18th Mover.
Der, at 10 O'Clock. a. the auction house o! nulls,r 4 Ds.,5
four likely S.croes viz. a likely woman and Der ,are 60
children: sold under q decree Of the Circui, Epun " her-
fco county. RICHARD w. fLOURECY,
Nov l0-td Corrnl,,.,
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AFFLICTED ia YEARS, AND CURED IN N WEEK.
Read the letter frvm Rev James Temple:
PHILADELPHIA, June 9Th, 1885.
PRoS. De GATH | have been afflicted thirteen years
with Neuralgia and 9TH. painful complaints, and have
been unable 70 sleep souudly or walk any distance for
many years past. Last week got q bottle OF your " E!ec-
tic Oh" The FIRST night | slept soundly and well, and to
day ! am like a new man. Ny wife could not believe her
eyes. Your Electric Oil has done In one week what the
p~hyIc!ans OF Philadelphia tailed TO do 10 thirteen years.
Gratefully. YOURS. REV. NJ TEMPLE,
an Snuth Street
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N. B.-shculd the day designated be Indictment the al
will be made the next fair day Oct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13
Supeuser Court.
Before Hon. Judge Bosworth.

INFORMANT DECTSIONN
kddc Jdcoosohn dg 0regcI St0rkosc;tcA GHd AxmG Dc
Lagrange, his wife.-The complaint states eentr~ot
made BY plaintiff with the wife, by and with ths consent
end appreciation Of her husband by hch was agreed
che should sing ct operas &C., 7par from the ID Of
April 1885, for Is 900 francs month, excspt two moaths
70 be allowed for fep0se whom she 70 be paid 20oo
francs month; the pay nent down. Of 180o0 francs
the WIFE, TO be applied tho last month M the engage
in ful that che refuses TO sing more, to tse damage 4
the plaintiff TO the amount Of $50 61Q for which and
ahe Is 0C0 francs advanced Judgment IL prayed for
sgainss beth defendants Each defendant -
murs By B. Gaibraith the attorney Of sach and
sigma for causes First, That the complaint does not
state fasss constituting cause oi action second That
husband and wife are improperly ioineA parties.
coarse Of action is stated against the husband
exsnt OF the 1S 900 francs. In udgmeat Of law the mo-
ney was received By him, 1t hAyne bssn pad to his
Wis on = contract made with her, With hls assent
II she win not sing, he u1e pay that me mop bod
Whebsr he liable in dan,ges for hsr refusng to sipr
in further perfoI Of the contract
70 decie because, however that may be, Of
ton against him is stated On the bee Of the complaint
cannot appear by attorney sepsrassy and demur phe
cemuyrr ~ ta hsr ud have Sson pn by husband
and wife. (Code section 1l4) That dsuurrox may be
withdrawn and one in proper oyn put In. She q not
pscsssary OF proper party the made by the
pAint There Ia defect OF parties. party may de-
TO . complaint when appears "a It's hcs q that
there ia defect Of parties plaintiff defendant" This
sisetivs resrsss to psri: dstotVs i. respect
to. parties whom person made paxty Who Is neither
necessary or proper party. nsmurrsr Of husband
sustained with eosfs with liberty 70 witdraw demurrer
OF the wife and put in ore In proper fsr fifteen days
Complaint msy be amended In ten days which even4
the husbsnd's costs Of the demAzrer to sbds evsat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-13
Army Intelligence.

TO The EpITOH OF TH1 HERALD,
N yeur paper Of the 18th inst, under the head OF
Army Intelligence" yoA notice Court Martial upon
Commisssry willard" To prevent any erroneous I'm.
essiors arising therefrom permit sate that ths
preseat 10 Court Of Inquiry, convesss ct my re-
est-that have been Conmissary Of this post
end that no charges hare bsen preferred against
by any connected with the War Department. 1
herewith submit for publication copy Of the ordsr
yeniDg the court.
G. L. WILLARD, First Lieut.. Eighth Infantry.
FoRr Co1rasus, NAV YORK BARBos, April Is, 1855.
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJurAsr GrmALs Oyucx
sTfcTAL eeDsRs, No. g.
BY direction of the President Of the Usissd States and
his request Court of Inquiry u instituted to
examine into certain accusations nsds against First
Lieutenant George L. Willard, Eighth Infantsy set
forth in letter addressed TO the Secretary War; By
Haldemsp hte of the United States Army dated
February 4, 1856. The court will be composed Of
Breyet Col John l.. Gardner, Lieut. Col 1st ARTILLERY.
Brevet Major Amos B. Eaton, Capt Subsistence Dept
Capt John b s. Todd, 9th infantry.
The junior member VIII record the proceedings.
The will assemble in the city Of New York Ut IL
o'clock A. NJ Thursday, the 10th day Of April 1885,
or as thereafter practicable, And VIII mako full
report OF the fasts in ths oass With ths,r opinion
b. order Of ths Secretary Of War.
g. COOPER, Aajt GsaerA.
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In ths HERALD OF this movning, 10 Article On tAs
ssmisstra'ioa Of justice auslcs Ia msAs to tho di-
Guilty Of obtaining ccnvsaions for criminal osncs from
the jurtes Of the prsssst day sr ehsr wo~ds THAR
want Of intelligence And honesty. AL good ssssns DE-
piore this evil, but - the laws reisthg to jsrss
consttuted, there win Be No tmprovems.t. ABy ono
who 10 70 unfortunate gst on hs Jury st Without
he able TO pay the 6ueA smart enough TO sva ths
law, must lose one third d his time eithsr juror
IN cancrg Attendance the courts 10 fbar HIS nanas be
called and he b absent OF the great sf ths
intelligent sna ths rsspcoabe do not ssys at Al Tina
smple and ectual let the courts - Authorised
by law 10 grant to every uxer who hes served trial
certheafs TO that eject which shan he bar to hta
being summoned again for t~sve months and paos tha
Hns Sl08 Every will joyfuly acceds to NV who's
at once Pusidss ths jury and protects the iu'o<
JySu9A
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OCCULIsT AND AURIsT.

nPHyHALMlC INSTITUTE, 4 o AsTOR PLACE, CLIN
~ ton Bal-s. NJ EILIOTT, u. D., informs his friends ant
public that returned from Europe and established
institute for dseases Of the with ali the modern i'm
provements In ophhalmio edcne and surgery Ooe hour
from 10 toa
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DENTISTRY,

I'm 4. 5. GRIFFIN, DENTAL SURGEON, as7 FULTON
H. street, Brooklyn, inserting full OF teeh. true
turs ne eod Plates for SO silver s10 gua Percba.
eI0 partial gold from ~ 10 per too silver and
his o0co.
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CPRING MILIINnRY GOODS

~
The undersigned having extended the dim ensi0us Of hs
by The addition OF another store, Il prepared
several departments Of his buInvas
DEPARTMENT
comprises ribbons, kks aces, and ali articles belonging 70
that branch Of the trade and constantly being replenahed
b. imporadons and purchases ~ Au o10n.
IN THE STRAW GOOH DEPARTMENT
may be found description q Italian French and bSg
ish honnes Leghorn hats Neap0han and straw lacea
edemgs trimmings, dc together with splendid stock o
French flowers Of and unusuAy rich and beauf syles
BONNET sHowRo0Ms
exhed the most MAGNIFICENT French pattern bonnets Of
his mportAtions well large assortment from
his manufacory uEequAled n the variety and elegance
OF style and fnsl
THa
added attractive feature OF tho establish
men md the articles exhibited be surpassed he
beauty ard tAstsulpess OF heir and designs
All the above goods offered TO the trade q moderate
prices and . call respectfully eolioited
B. I. WILDE. Nos. 70 and y John street;
CPRIEa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KLElNsCHMIDT
- No. T4 B0wery, begs call the attention of the Ladies'
attractive Of Paris ppring millinery consist
ing OF silk. and straw b0pnes French h0wers,
ribbons, DC &c ut moderate prices She also
that she win pay the greatest attention tho execution Of orders
~ WILL or EN- ON TUESDAY, APRIL L. A HAND.
some assortment q Iich bsrege orgsndy end J.conet
imports tion, now landing. A. JAkOB CO,
767 Broadway, second door below Ninth street.
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04Ax6UAx " 6k0Ax CL6xs
PUBLIC CELEBRATIONS OF THE EVENT.
Eleventh Annual Dinner Of the Clay
Festival Association.
~~~>~~~~~~>~>~~~~~>~~>U>~e
GRAND BANQUET At THE METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
reSONOv~>>~>>~~>~~~~~~~~~~
THR STRAIGaT WBacs N ALL TuEIK CEeAY.
WASHINGTON HUNT ON the STANR
He Pitches into the Adnfnistratioa and ~
Uobraska Bull
s>~e.~~>e~.>>~>e~~~>>~N~~>~~
Fillmore Gets q Puff and Three Cheers
o,>.>>>>~>>>~>>~~os~~>.~>0<
Plenty Of Speeches, Songs, 7oasts, q Good
Dinner, Lots Of Champagne, and Any
Quantity Of Patriotism,
&o, TO-, 10.

The seventy eighth anniversary of the birthday of
Henry Clay which event occurred the 18th Of Aprf
177, WAS duly observed In this city yesterday The City
Hall cisplayed the national ensign and the city flag
From Tammany Hail. the Astor House, Demopioo's, the
St. Nicholas Metropolitan and other Broadway hotels the
national Gag displayed that Broadway presented
quite gay and lively appearance Tho shipping In the
harbor also gave similar token of Of tho day
In the evening there took place. at the Metro poan
Hotel the eleventh annual celebration Of the Clay Fssti
val Association composed Of enthusiastic admirers Of
Mr. Clay and established after he had been defeated for
the Presidency The celebration commenced with ban
quet served Ia the great sale mongr of the Ms,ropo
tan, to which tickets were issued as follows
For nov he lyss N fsme, ,g though rot y Lite.
A.rao'e;'ZS3;3ss ;S;3 Z HOTEL s: s!ss: Arm IS 1885,
ELEVENTH Annual FESTIVAL
In commemoration of the
BIRTHDAY OF HENRY CLAY.
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those noble thoughts TO which he gave uttsrance sn
i've in all their vigor and still assert increased claim
principles, comprehensive and VITAL wbi,A form the
basis Of great system Of public policy 1t 10 true hos
has been INJECTED have been disposed Of either by
their adoption rejec ion which makes them longer
cpIes which he maintained still exist and are sti sp
picabe end viii be as lopg have constitution to
maintain and free government TO be administered.
tuition, In favor OF the advancement commerce, of
agriculture and manufactures, distinguished from
That narrow Interpretation which denies the power
OF the government 10 be employed for useu
purposes Tie assertion Of justice and good faith In
relations with al the nasns Of the world the rsstnc-
ttnarce of the Legislative departments of the government
In the exercise o. their prope fupcions integrity and
vaton Of respect, friendship and fraternity between all
the Stateshese the principles which sve Henry
Clay, and which bound 70 take up and carry for
to surrender for any single questtA whether Be tom
peianee or KAvy or naturalization or Whatever es4 1t
nay os These are principles which .ro sufheisnt, If
country all the reforms OF absses that circumstances
require and prefer to adhere the ancient ground
which We held durfpg the lifetime Of the whose vir
tues we celebrate this occasion (hpplause.)
There are two cssses Of pciihcions or perhaps
Soa "'SS be to soy Of Sns
Questions On enc eide We see scms acting under
an nest enthusiasm reused by sense Of wrsng. par
aps resofbg 10 every neaps 20 wsoen the oaance and
increase the separation between As North and the South
ard TO make the two sections Of the country hostile
rot nslr snt, their sentiments towards each other
b there real grievance doultythey seize upon il
and see BY what means be made to the turn
OF party and a ade to produce aiensge and haired
emcrg the people Is thsre real
they viii create imaginary one to SUI. their own pur
rotes that In either case whether there real OF
in serary grievance, II would seem that we have {
school Of statesmen ard politicians Who intent upor
keeping up internal strife and hosty on the otne
bssd believe large msjo jory OF the American people
era that cass OF who represent this
Ism os the count-Y iustead o ies-nS ss incrsass the
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NUMBER -.
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL

"AsHiSGroN. Feb. The House refused to-day by .
majority of to Law ON the table Mr. Hckmsns resolution
The resolution then defeated los to TO- Mr. Jone,
OF Tenn, offered resolution declaring Mr. Oliver of M.
-onri SPcaker-tabled 10y majority. Mr. Letcher offer
ed resolution appointing Messrs orr Banks. aud Fuller
committee To confer aud report House tomorrow
they can agree any who shall be- Speaker
The resolution tabled Mr.. Tindscy offered re-olu
ton declaring Nc Potter OF Missouri Spsaker-tahed by
80 majority. Mr. Ball offered resolution declaring Mr.
Banks SPeAker-uegatived by IS majority Mr. Cobb of
Alabama, offered resolution declaring Mr. Aiken of s
- SPEAKER and before the vote declared Mr. Whit
ney said Mat he had been informed that his vote would
change the result and Mr. Aiken not unc Of IN.
Administration par' be would change and vote In the Al,
hrmanVe tGreat applause the floor and in the gal
eries and immense cNoitemen, but when the vote va.
declared and it found that the resolution had been me-
gatved-lU3 TO lIOthe result 80 unexp.c, xa. ,.iva
with violent outbursts Of laughter uerrnen hises and
apFaussl Adjourned
In" 'a's-eAlon "i the changes against the Ssperin
t"ndent o Public Printing il progressing before the
senate committee on Printing.
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AHHIVAIS AZ THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
AND HAIIAHD HOGSE.
FRIDAY, isr YFBRUARy. 1850.
...Hr. b. a.. "A g. WH.afar D. Navv. !

FHTWNII
~ lane. iousl " " Wheeler. NaVy sCherry, 4 ,
Cooke Noros. Hasing Boston Mss Pryor. Petersburg
Johnston .nond John Mars norfolk Marsha, sdy tni
isuster. Fsuquer, W Bonduraut Bait W Davis Miss
Davis. Greeubrier Scott Dnvidde Mrs Gov Henrco
Nardegrn VI French Alexandria. Meade Petersburg RI
White London G vaughan Iynchharg. II wlcktam d q
Ehb Hickcu. Va Grease Patrick and lady Phla
Crane ard laIy ualt Caiduel Rcironi Esrr, v.
Cap, Jones isdy, child and A. Wsughien bov ling
wagner Bait Bumoud Va Cooke Harrisou,
Hanover Thos weich Madison Jarmsn Albenafie;
Scott pinwidie Gateuood West, Charles City WI.
con- IT, A Rawins Va q Read, Roanoke MAheus, "
speei Lynchhurr Jackson Ms Jaetson, Tenn fMsCork
Rove, BAIT, g Scruggs Liberty, Va Haislp, " W VI
Nsce Richmond u Terry, Lunenburs Campbell T. b..
hsnnan. suyh Col Jno Axhsny Va Peck,
Noanoke Braxton, Henrco Pstersburg
cent Phla wetar SHARP, Mcponad and ladies' Va
Bridgsrt and lady, Penn; 4 sheppersen, Richmond
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~ w subscriber would brpeasei 20 inform Ladies'
II That lie has ilst returned FROM Phladriphia I3
srAsouabc BOOTS AND SHOPS, ali
' -" f4''
Morocco thick sold hereila DO with ut heels do
"acS cloth aud satin flnc
s patent le,iher rsi thick and Thin o do over
So Nh heels and % the celebrated
arr nimtabe beauful el.euhr- n tbs
CIV Also comprt- assortment without he'll.
d calf seal aud French Boots very stout ,t
prime. ' 'N'' '''u' N"'
Az m The above are ~ The bet quality and shall
loN NpeSas = satisfied will please ali proper to cali
upon aim lie pledges himself pl-as- there
y gam ;r confidence and Ills country most
earnestly invited call
cafuot call
hed prou Pyand much ca- as though brv 80
20 select IN person and los prices possible live ana
ie' ''es ny u D. FRANKLIN.
MAhliacture and Dealer n Boots, shoes, Trunks, &C
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fEs-FNcg % MNpA gentleman reached DAYTON ty IL
4csi3 evening rain over ue Indians Central
western Railroads. related little nights trim
which showed eNraornary prcs,uce OF mind mart ts
conductor who vas s hero Both the night trains Eastern ami
western were cut of time. and obliged
@ 'rr hu' tht locomotive Of , train bound
d" WI" lantern iud hence the than
N r on "as necessary. IT, tl' lieHas Tbs conductor
.DA DIE nNu ritrf lud ahead. e
'f'ni iht advance
crf s lantern ouf by ,he o.-
uf tIr western Train rapidly appru4chIrr
l tl'. dilemma uhaf b. rrrf a. a-t
ii Do could n D. si De hc should not
tt t raise Dis voice above nd snd the n. 4
" t passing irsn Co strset - engineer
i tf resort was rI1h llr rf.d ID ie..
motive nos close him, tl ts soou glanced "a from
f ron u r tufur pnut making noise ptrccrt bic
hm' ii. Nau Va ha.hiug pact tven Ehue he drew hs
leNt n-al iht lives o hundreds might he peril
Thing cHid h dome aui tr Thought occurred ohm rskfr
' own lantern. he hurled psng ocoa
.FrJi. s clwr opposite t' hu The crushing glass
w,ni OF th' isl startled hr sharp w.e
aAs heard ODE hr4sss shut down,
Everybody when but of
scores fhi have been KILLED aud sounded
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LATEST FROM WAsHINGToH

WAsHNGToN, Feb. 1.-The voting to-day shows that
the Democrats have virtually substituted Aiken Tor Or
candidate for Speaker. The direct ballot shows that Al
ken has numerical strength Banks and the friends of
the latter are congratuatng themselves that he can he
elected 1t the plurality resolution IL adopted There are
many speculations to election tomorrow
We have mails here tonight north of Phlad.lpbi.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-02-02
MARKETS

NEw ioRK' Feb. The steamers news has depress-
ed the market. Flour is lower-Ohio 1915; Southern
Ss,s' Nothing doing in Wheat. Corn is lower-wes-
tern mixed s9c Mess Pork sl6.a5. In Beef and Lard
no transactions. Ohio Whisky "a Stocks-vrginia
G's 94t Missouri s5i.
BALriAoRE, Feb. Flour is depressed-holders ask
ing Ss,25 but only - offered with sales Wheat has
declined ct-.,-little doing Yellow corn 20 s72
White IS 40. aud dull Provisions are ast-prcss gen
orally unchanged