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CUPREME COURT.-Ciry ard Co.nty Of New,

W.ITTR FRAksLIN, PtaatS ssssne
kOBEPT L cROOKE. sole Aeins EI,eateI Of ~ ~ .n
"a a F1Ixs beth Bowman, decea<ra s.osn huns-
70 $500, Wllsm Henry L.arrDs Ioseph assdss Eiiss
sS,,.r kuh Brnstos. Daniel rrpesssr psS 1a ss
yn are hereby ed sno feqaired ~ 1assss me
AT 4, ,h;. ACTON whbb ~ti be filed In Ms o6lcs u
sths CIV and County of New York 10 & Cay Hal
~ did CITY and cop, 81 yo~ ~ss :, ne go
VI an he suLSeTibsrs lsb Shes, No 80 re~ssss
con -, xtht twenty day. after tBe ye al the
u 's n ..eIssye Day 81 such services sod
IN -, ~, he said complaint within the tn .ff-sd The
;,,s i Ills action will sppy 20 the Car sno resof d.
n.-,Ss5 IN ~. cou.p lsini.-Dsied Feb y iSS
GaAhcso ~ ~ n n A. GAINES, Plsinfis's Attorneys.
1 complain IN shove was sisd 10 the oe. We
Oh - ,hs CITY sId County & New York h ha Csiy Hal N
~ 80. IN The 9Th day 81 MARI, 1850
Isl lsDbwSs W. n ~ oa'N'1' s'' avs
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F1OH CHARI YSTON and FLORIDA-SEMI-
VEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LSk-rne
s,l~psa L,t ,oirs steamship JAMES ADGER rrrn 1n
C.p rsne.f I'll ~avs Pier No. North tuv'r % "a
DAY pee g. It s.eoi > NJ pr is-,y. Yor nasst sery
bad cher al oiD, Il Lns sil - axnsd .sd 'S -
bIosops, o. n. sOuTHEHNER Cap. L " AaS ~ ~
soeesed, sDd leave WEDNESDAY, Dee TO- 80
kvofi,s s..ner CAROLINA nsass hsr tnps " -
ssnou, isIoiiss ST. Iohs's aiver NonA eeo'en.
ID. iroln Es~yos, nd eavtns
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INF xltn SURE CONNLCTlON.-

" Tsss; 100 Miles than Other Ru'. 40 90 "a
pasure 70 River NM u. MAIL JfSE-Fry pounes
o bss1Ase free 20 pond saeesa p0ai oaar, ya
BY PzIa RsiTo&i 1hroufs 70 CALrOn
MA via Pa. Aha Railroad TIE UnIsd stses MAI St'an.
Co viii ei,pAteh for Asspvan On FRIDAY, Dee a.
2ocoei .. H. pTscssiy from pier fcoi Of WdIes, ~,
River 10 wei knoxI Sd Ia, mp lLLlSolss;
Capt Cl.. 8 Bs.c U. 5. n Pass-nscr' and Malls WI
be oTR aided BY Panama Raosd and asct - Panama VIZ
tie Pacific Man Steamship Cos uAlai6ernt .eHn'nap
SONORA, L WkitiDs. COnmASdsI, which VII y
readiness spe bsvs IN u-diai.y for S.n SfsDci-co -,
The pubic informed tbst Pacific Azi sfe>nsnp W
s~sys have St.amsrs yDs Panama
avoid bic defen,sr of or nzn
Tor pss-sse apply 20 w RAYMOND At The only anSe 0i
th- Comp-riss no ~ Wesst., scrner Of aIT-n ct
Regular o. Mall Steamer DAYS 5 and rb OF eseb n'ontp
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r. L DsLIsssR Auc'ioIeeL-By LEAvIrr. DeLIsssr Co.
NEW AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE,
" Nos. S77 and so Broadr ay, cor. White-s..
THIS DAY, Friday, Dec. 5,

THIS DAY, Friday, Dec 5,
At 10 o'clock. at their sLrsroom - -
Second Sale OF rch FANCY GOODS and COSTLY PRES
FMS for thu HOLIDAYS consisting Of french Decorated
Bmp,es PSrisn Mmble Figures Groups aud s.,u.tte.,
Br,IE. Onou Clocks and large 'k'ie'y of smaller sr'
ses particulars OF which Catalogues ON the mofHns OF
xi.e, ar invoice Of SILVER: PLATED WARE consisting of
CPS sss spoons and Also of Tea Ware
Ie.,y Chased and Embossed National Designs
LARGs SALE Of Of NEW s FURSITURE~Bslug the stock
s s. Wy OAK f KsSn
d Library Furniture Per Mantle ..d ov. Glasses FfeHeh
Pate hr'r '00 Painting" ssi Dy ceo rs'''' etc
COSTLY PIANo-FoRTEsUWni be sold account of A.
T.eRusEa GOD PIAsos-2d.Hle Louis XIV, 7Oesres,
Nv sSss ard 6"1 I%se 5ss So,t os XIV
enc i corners
On si ROSEWOOD Pl&NO-B C. NJ. 7Oe,yO.i No 5s'
Cost $50.
-Four PIANO FoRTEs, ddeleet style, makers ROf, Hall
~s B,nn.n Co. B B , o s,S the manufacturer.
and will posvey sold wi bout reserve beus probably me
s,e u Piano. ores ever offered any "ae''n
Aho-sc Ooo HAVANA CIGARS, best brands.
Al II oeloh at their rooms Mo-. s17 and s79 Broadway
app.T SALE Of f eSISfI tiNE ENGRAyINGs by
ore,r of he Loodon Publishers In this collection will be
sand the choicest works Of the following emecnt sIss
H,IIrs Sid.y Cooper aud oihers Alec the Pie ue by
Bsv.y Columbus Discovering America Proofs Marriage
Ms by iandseer The Feed and Halt j" Teal Of Russell
Lsi ssttpes histonc Devotional and Miscellaneous subjects
al. superb and choice Prints and excel Aytins sf tue kind
ever ,fsI.d to the public. -, .
Genener desIous Of completing their portfolios will ind
this Opportunity seldom met with The goods viii De on
he seniio Of the Trade Invited The enl-e stock will
sold order OF the Londoa publisher and VIII b" positive
The entire catalogue. Of great RACING sua HUNTING
PRINTS by Fores and Alderman. CJunOisscura attend
Csogpes obng each Prt otn be had at me Hesroou'
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HleAital.

CANDS' sARSAPARH.LA-For purifying tie
- blo,i Hsslfh dep Ids almost entirely upI Tie state OF
N. Blood Il is hte'h- the plScul hcab-re.oraS
les ~ iND- SAEsAPARGLLi ulsrift~i: rs search
ipg opera the does AID The per
I'm are th, r,f,ir. r4icsl ia th rougs.
Prepared SD .0ld by A D. ID. SANDS prrg No loo
Futo5- e., SeV-YyI
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.rx.Yezr AID LvrapssL Q. N; y Co, 8. wsl-sx
EEw-Yosz. MAY q, tsA !
sTOTICE.-1he rate u Freight BY tho Stsainsrs
N Al a. lr- from Liverpool Il rAsoea e - esf
ss,.xssrt, ant. ferther neseo- 4 II WILLIAM.
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CUPRFME COURT. GEORGE BULPN

- sssil.t ALExANDEkJO SsTQNE and NORMAN bUo-
hFF-suumols Tor mo. ~ dsmsnd Contract -tCon not
served 1T, tie above DG nd.ntstoa 40 hardy s,n-
MOI and tho complaint in this sction whi
vi nl,d the Office II the Ct " The City sht Cosny Of
kewyorh bis Office In the City Hal 10 aid Cry snf 70
,eN ooty Of your answer rho ssd complaint The cub
,erihen a. cir .foe No i0Wsis NJ wYOrks wtha zee
dys after tie service u tb. summons on Jes sxo.evs Of
NJ, Of ,uch ssryee and " you hail ser Tbs sad com
plsni within tie tae sGress3 he pnd In A so,ios viii
ke ss yoo for the ,um Of l hap Ord sn4 tssy
one dollars ard pinstytwo With Interest SjH
Oo thereof from October H. 1856 add vi nt-res from ts
lsk dsy f ctob hou,sn "a bt hundred III ffy <1,
ppm sC0 The balance Thereof beside the es< ot ths
action PARSONS h'CC5 Pisn.'ns Airos soys.
Ih- con plant s1iion duly filed the oos III Tho
,Ih a tbs Civ az County SwYoTk Nvsmbsr - 1850.
does iswssF PARSONS RIGGS, plLstfs AiGsrns,a
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nR. r. B. NEwMANs CAMPHoRATEo

~ PLAs1bR-Es<h r~u,sns shoa, - srz,ns u Gan
CsnrhSr, .prS Can,os Fanne fpr aaeura1~n. paas,
nss ""arS' Sores, Ine.med Brcais SeorIsi,, ,1d d.
ss.d Lnfs ~ ssi ,, Drusxsts fesefay. OBefA Depot
No Sj Haasor-.t Exv.Ymh
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Ai.o-sc,Ooc HAVANA CIGARS best brands.

n l. prIIssrR Auconeer-By LtAvIrT, DEL'ssERt Co
NItW AUCTION aud COMMISSION HOUSE,
IN Nos S77 sly Broadway corner "bestx1rts, sale OF
lhGIIsU LINE ENGRANlNGs, by oder Of the Losdon
PrlhsheIs SATURDAY. Dec AT IL o'clock a IA In inns
kSr eoe,sn ~i be found the choices, woIi o. ias ,u
f.nk stone Hsruns, SidneS, Cooper aud others also ths
NV PcuIe b, darvey, "Cohmbus Discovering AneiiSai
,,oo,s OF The Ma rage COroraon OF Oneen Victoria
s,osi, OF nish and MoDs" BY LandsseT The Feed AHd
Halt" Trial 81 RasscD' Landscapes, Histonesi UcSoon~
sas,ls ng the lmd offered 10 the public oA'e
nm de,rous OF nplcns their POI ioo. VA hod t n
arr, NV ,,dom net with The goods viii be on exhibition
KkID,Y The ait. pton OF The Trade Us invited The cure
toeh ill he sod by order vi the London fubn'D'f' ~ WIN
be positive . p.,, .oa unr,i,,
que, detbg each PINT can be bad on spphes'oh " 'ns
sh
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ID. s. HoUGH, Auc ionrsr.
MORTGAGE SaLE.-By virtue of two chattel

IVI uoItgsges will sell TO MORROW saturday. Dec q,
Al t. O'Clock M confirms O IN. house No l beeck =
81 L,aI embracing Furniture Of thirty
parlos rod uts In BrOcsce several
etbi.T side and soa Tables Eagees Corner os9. Easy
Chairs China COck; Ornaments aud Decor
ops &c Icb Brussels Carpets and hug &c Also one III
toned redwood Piano r. Gilbert Co.. locisye AID
In q. cd order The other filed vita the u1s
ii and quslty Of mahogany aud walnut be esds Bureaus,
Ws,balds Sofas Chairs Rockers &c hair Mattresses Pill
lows &c III. Carpe aud Oil Cloths particularly des able
b, ina ~ good Dealers aud Others who bus az ths
p. lake notice that will be necessary TO remove
the al fas, sold.
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T. L. DfIIsstR Autobiography LsAvIrT. DELfssER L Co,
Noe. ST. and SO Bioslw.y, cor. Wn'-st
FRIDAY, Dec 8, at 10 o'clock, at their Sales
rc0ms-Larse Sale Oi New FURNIpURs, being the stocs
Of fcOss CITY manu- scurer c'us Ting Of Rosvwood s.
hofsny sok Wslout and Oak Psrlr Kitchen Cb,mser hall
Library Furniture Pier Mamie and Oval Glasses French
plate Mirrors, 500 Paintings Ovsls, Pss'els, &c.
At IL O'Clock
Costly PIANO-FORTES will be sold Or account OF A. NJ
EsPbsn jr
Two ROSEWOOD %iAN0s-2d style Louis XIV, 7-Ootsves
kts o,es7 arc o6e6 Cupid scale. COs 300 zach .
Rosewood Pisno-Sd style, Louis XIV, 1-octayesi NO.
betf; Cupid scale. Cost $3.50. . 40
ca pd scale. Cost s<v0 =, - r .,
One Rosewood Pano-B. c. I. NJ, 'octsvosi No. 6,O6'
Cost 600. o
Eleven Piano Foes different tyles and nekeIs-RoL Hail.
Wafer, bennett a Co., Brooks Co, Nc
All hs Pianos direct from The manu- 'cturers
and will be positively solo without being probably ths
bges Of PsnoFo offered at any auction
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate u
the County New York notice T. hereby al
baving eIsims against WILLIAM BLAKE late ~ thsCy
kewYork deceased 10 the With ths v.aoh@vs
ereof the subscriber the oce ~ No 80 Peast
The NewYork before the fourteenth day %
March New York the 10Th DAY ofSepenbe ieA
NANCY 81 BLAKE, Adpni.tfsrH,
pl2lsw6mFr- with the VIII anossed
In PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surrogate
Of the County Of New.York notice hereby gsep 70 IN
persons having claims against MARIA LOUISA GRAHAM,
fte e NevYork deceased 20 present the sns
wtb thereof the ssb.orbe AZ the ONCE Of W1s
man Latiins esqs No. 50 fuoDs In the Ctty 81 New
York ON OF before the ninth day Of May nsxDasd New
York the sixth day Of >ovenb., 1850.
mol lax6.E. CATHARINE MILLER Exeestrs.
CUPREME COURT-City and County Of New.
OYouk.-JonH 0ARvY AGAINST yAMEs UAFyEY and
BRIpGET Ri. wife and JAsPERs. THURSrON summons
For Reii.f-(Com. not rt-ro the Defsndans seose
named You are hereby required 10 the
com xnt In this sct.on which viii be bsd 10 tbs oace
81 the Clsrh OF City County Of Vt the Cy
H. IN the CITY a NewYork and to cory 81 yo6 en-
wer 10 M. said complaint the subsrb tseh once,
No is5 Brosawsy In the City of NswYork, within twenty
d,ys ner the this exclusive % s
dsy OF such service and you fail " shs SAD eoo.
plant within the aforesaid the plaintiff In thb st WI
srTly 10 the for the relief demanded 70 ~.
B.i,d Ostober q, ls5s CLARK COkkWALt.
Plaintiffs AttOneys, No. I96 Broadway.
B-The comp sDt bereis was fled 10 tho ofhee NJ me
Ck of the City and Cousy VI Nav YofL hi. sh deg Of Mo-
vennbeI. 1886 CLARK COhSWALL,
M law6wF PiaiDIhs Attorneys
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~. 1Ekwis, hue'lonsri rr a
DY BANGS, BROTHER A. Co.--Trade Sal
ID Ronns. No % Psfs.row
A. c. TurTLr, Aoenoreer:
RUSSELL W. WEsTcorT, AGc,oneer,
ELfGANT FIRST CLASS FURNITURE at

u AUOIION, ~ no 10 W'sI 4si-st uo DAl q "a'Jb
Dee g. 81 itl O'Clock
w WEsTCOIr will sell rhe above day, By es,slofue,
the ,pe splendid Furniture of the sbOv. which
. Ord-r Ly and nakcrs IN the
The vases csnIesbas rich china kc, were imported
b. Eesus T. v HaugLwOu ior The present owner aud N e
rich rosewood Ps DiDngTOO Library
AID Chan Der furniture rich Carpets splendid rosewood Saites
PsboFore cosby Vase, China, SverwaIe b-ou2es Pant
pas md Ar sHch seldom, ii ever been Of
fersd The 49, will be strictly pefemYtOry full
teusrs Of which BE- found 10 rbe Express Journal Of
md HeIsd Catalogues a: the house the morncg
Of sale.
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Sn,lSing Hoierols.

LINGUISTIC TlIES-For sesnoni.s, naas
H. us.,,k. Dipa,roorss Cos eTvAOriss &c SARNkiss
xHMNEy-loPs DRAlN-PlPEsl &C. F0ip.ssy Nv
niiLER L COATES, Nc. 19 Pearits' ~ J.
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ONCE LITTLE HIAnI RAILROAD Co, TRGAsUEEs's /
fUEFAgTnLST, CINcIAsASI, Nov. ~ 1880
NOTICE is hereby given that the IRANSfEH
IN BOOKS Of this Company will BE- CLOSED o. ThUhS.
DAY The nth inst. 81 1coex and remain closed uSh
Monday, Dee groIimo ,.,.,,,onr r-...-... 49,,
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financial.

nIVIDEND.-The Bead Il Directors " the
~ HOwaRD INSURANCE COMPANY have rus DAY
4 esr,d DsSdeDd Of FIFTEEN PER CENT apDo the esu-
seei pay and a-r MONDAY he lat Jay Of Dcoen
Der osIt- Es~-Yoik, No-snbeI % 1850
HENRY A. OAKLEY, S.sa,tsJy.
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HEsRY II. LEEDS. AuctioneeI.
III. LtEDS d co. will sell on FRIDAY,

II " NVs >,
L. D,ceu Der s. 1856 st. the No 65 Broadway AZ III
o,ktk closing sale of MARBLE sfA1UARY V &SES
IROkZES 6c H II. LEEDS Co, viii sell above tae
b.laI &c t Marble Hatuary Vs.es Bronzes SverPs
tea WM. Bohemian ass &c. without reserve, to close the
haiuDg sold. The attention Of buyers IL called
60 nj. ,slc as l. the a that will be reid in Broadway and
every ariel. must be sold removed the day.
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CWIFT, RANSOM & Co., BANKERS, No. 81
- Pnest EewYork.-DRAEIS sold and BILLS purchased
DRAFTS and CaEETS granted Chicago and
COLLECTIONS made in the principal and cities of the
West and Norwss Payments 10 Chicago ordered BY tss
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O,TIcE op The EosrB AsssIcss FiRg-issUsAsoE Co,
No owslst Ne-Yors, Dee 2 1855
nIVlDEND-Tbe Board # Directors of this
~ Company lave THIS DAY ,eelS,ed sSAI-ANSUAL
DIvIDFND If FIVE ~ PER CENT, pay abe aAer
THURSDAY, soe 4ih December
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CETIc, oT TIE sAoEET's HAsIoR 3sRAToeA R. r Co,
M - William st., Dec ,. 1855. )
NOTICE. is hereby gwen 10 the subscribers
Tor one million Of dOlsrs of the Boods 81 th Companv
hat the SECOND INsTALLaENr Of FIVE PER CENT,
vii b. pa, able on The tent day Of December CHARLES
MACY Teasufs the PArf Babk Per o6er Of the Board
T. D SAXT0N, Secretary.
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SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- In connection with EI<sss rrains tie New Yorh Ana
Ere Railroad
On AID ater WEDNESDAY, Noy. u, ana anti further
nsrer Trains viii follows Sundays excepted:
Leave New York uIn pier foot DaAne s:Sy
Supso EIrr-s-oonnec;iIt st BBshanton SitA Express
vr.,r sor >yTscuse.
40 p via Night E1pr,s-~cnn ectins II 6isshAntos
win cypress Tr,in FOR syrscuse sd Osreso-
JbruuIh Tck-ts BE pI0cG-ed the Ticket Otee Of s
Ssv.y~rs ava Ers pf-3 w y. GiLBZaf. sos',
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s,rc 20 ~ a,.c BY TIE snsu'.s o! ~ ys,,n .,d 80
r,sry Of this Board This I'd "a, 81 Deccaer ~ lNn
'' - NATHAN e. ELY. CHAIRMAN
ro., ce~rcssv
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COMMERCIAL RECORD,
RICHMOND MARKETS, OCTOBER %, Is5

| hlClhOND hahhElo, OClOBEh Is, l65b.
| IF The following quotations wholesale For smlI
orders higher prices will be charged:
| BACON.-We quote Sides at ~ to 10 and scsrce-
Shoulders s. age Hams l21l3 North Carolina box
| round Is! n H..
BUTTER-Prime Country Butter, l7a20 cts; do. Go
| shen - aaj cs.; old and Inferior IL q l5cts
BEESWAX-25626 y 10
CQkE-For city consumption IS so p cart load 90
bushel. for lump; hail So
.CANDLES-Talow 10 cents p 10. Jackson's dc. II
Hulls lsc. Adamantinc ia2sc Sperm 3sd42cu.
COTTON-l2i dl3 cts.
IL to .! cts y 10
CoRN-we quote at s2 a SIS cts per bushel, with light
rece pts and rather active demand.
CORN MEAL-e0Bs5 cts.
COFFEE-Rio l0i Il cts.; Laguayrs l2 6l23 Java is
q 10; stock light Mocha IL cts.
FLOUR Market steady. at 81 IS for fair mixed Super
fine, and 81 for choice do. for shipping.
GRASS sEEDS-Timothy 81 %, Herds gras, o. 25
a So Orchard Grass . So Glover. 50 e. a $40.
GlNSENG-40045c y 10.
GUNPOWDER-Dupo and Hazard Sporting, P. PP,
and FFF, S5t Y keg; Blasting, s3t y keg.
GUANO.-We quote Peruvian at $50 per ton. Govern.
agents have put the price up to that Mexican
25 $50.
OATs-we quote AZ! to As cts.
oFFAL--Bran, l5c p bushel: shorts 90 c.; brown
PLAsTER-Lump Plaster 81 5Oe5 per ton: Richmond
ground SIS! per ton Cslcned 81 81 az 50 Sbsrrel.
RYE-75ns0c p bushei.
RCE.-5d5t cts Y 10.
SALTS 65 from wharf, 81 7Oto 81 rs from store
SUGARS--We quote New Orleans " to l0t. and scarce
Porto Rico dO!c.; Cuba g. hl0c.; Loaf Is! 9lic
demand brisk: Crushed md Powdered l3!9l3ic, a, IL
quality; Coffee llic Circle do. l2.c
SHOT-7t Os cts. 70.
TEAS.-mpcr"l ana Gunpowder 55dsl 20.
TCRACCO-We continue to quote hugs SsaslI 50
common leaf q! USE medium 10 good leaf s2 s56
sl5 5 hpe shipping sl5a SlG 80; Hne manufacturing 81
WS35.
WHEAT-Wc continue TO quote 81 Is a 50 for good to
prime hed % to tor good TO prime White. Receipts
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rfEMoNT, LAMBERT SlMUEL AND PER-
NV WARREf'K

,. - KIN WARBECK.
There is quite as much mystery about the birth
history and preteusions of our Fremont, as abou
those Of either Simuel or Warbeck.
There are it seems, two Fremons. Is our canu'
date the "true Princel" Is he this one or Ito'"e
onel ls he legitimate or ilegitimste! le n' - ~
or foreign bornl Is he an adventurous kns"
nance, or swindler, speoulator and ".,oro q,
Is he millionaire or q bankrupt IL Nv t,va -,
Protestant? The ans wers to these que'''0 ..,o
ts bscoms Of little importance, for as sure &c 'a''
in l.,s than tan DAYS he will be cast as,ae WIN
a w. t II. w.. nrsssnt patrons, and looked upon as
.tn., ,n,sss and despicsble by the rest OF the
w,rla His French blood gives promise o' 'u''u"''
..,.... s,d We would advise Mr. Buchanan 10 CHI
',, him in the capacity Of deputy cook or scu!non'
Henry the Seventh employed Simuel; ana IL nc
hs,ayes well, to promote him in time to the heao Vi
the kitchen.
This boosted foster child and bantling OF the ne"
York press, has been trained to &C his new part au
norsblv. by holding his peace; but, unfortunately
enopoh Of his coaterals and antecedeuts have leaked
an, n mako darkness visible" and to prove him 10
be base importer. r
He has been but the clay in the plastic hanoS VI
that press. He will be dismissed and iorso''en ar
eoually harmless and contemplate. But mat press
has long and dark account to settle with the couu
trv for their base and reasonable attempt 10 pain
of as President, adventurer, a s"huier' sp''u
lstor, and incompetent knave.
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MEDICAL CONVENTION IN RICHMOND.

People may crack jokes on the Doctors; but, for
our part we like to cherish a respect for class OF
the community whose vocation is, or ought to be, to
alleviate suffsring and do good. 1t is alleged that
there many unqualified men in the profession, and
the Faculty complains that it id denied the power to
free its ranks from those who uneducated and un
worthy to be entrusted with the lives of their fellow
men. There seems to Us some justice in the com
plant; aud should be glad to see the respectable
portion of the profession entrusted with the duty Of
designating who are competent to take charge of the
sick AZ it is, any iiterate advsnturer may purchase
diploma, and tamper with the health Of the people
Government takes good care that persons employed
in the public service shall have the advice Of medical
men whose competency has been a'csrsained by
rigorous examinations. Why should not the commu
nifty exact some similar guarantee
We are glad to learn that our Virginia Doctors
have determined to assemble in council to deliberate
on these matters. The medical men of all parts
the State are called upon to convene in Richmond
On the 18th Of October to devise some plan to RENE
dy the abuses which impair the usefulness of thei
profession. We wish them success in their goo'
work.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
ONE OF EILLMoREs FRIENDS.


In the Wing Of yesterday we find panegyr'c on
the famous Tom Marshall 1t is significant colnci'
dspoe that the Cincinnati Gazette BLACK Repuolican
organ,) compliments the same individual. How Is
tbis7 Marsball's position explains the mystery.
correspondent of the Louisville Courier tells the story;
LEXINGTON, Tuesday. Oct. "a, 1900
1t being county court day, there was an immense
conconrse of the yeomanry Of the county IN town. ana
Hon. Tom Marshall determined to take advantage Oh
,icsI tonics He spoke to large audience in the at
ternoon, and again at night. He reviewed the ioun,
daton progress and present condition OF slavery and
euogized the course Of the great statesman, nenay
G,Iav and prayed to God that he might be forgiven
for every unkiud word he had ever uttered toward
that man. He announced, in consequence OF his re-
moyaI to Illinois, he would not be entitled to vote
at the next Presidential eectlon-bat u ne was, a"O
residing in Kentucky, he would vote tnr fiilm"re-
n smitied To uoic IN Illinois, 1chere Fillmore has ne
chance, he rouid rOte for Fremont.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
rprAT CONVENIENCE.

We have to thank our friend, Mr. L. II. Lyon Oh
this city, for one of his capital pen-holders, which
combines advantages We never dreamed OF. IL ho'
only prevents the pen from linking the tngers' ~n"e
writing, and from blotting the paper, when LAID down.
hut il is most comfortable for the hand and saves the
writer from the great fatigue consequent npon much
writing. 1t is simple but most ingenious inven''on'
and every QUE who uses the pen at ALL should possess
one of those delightful little instruments.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
A,,.RyJS THE CAMP.

The annexed manifesto from the Fillmore Head
Quarters in this city berays some sudden disturbance
in the party. What is the matter! We trust they
don't mean TO withdraw Fillmore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-10-28
THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR

Commences to-day. The crowds at all the hotels,
and other circumstances, indicate that the present
Fair will be largely attended, aud will be highly re.
spectacle in numbers and i'll the character Of the nu
merous articles exhibited. In addition to the great in
terest of the Fair, the important sessions of the
Farmers Assembly aud the various amusemeuts Of
the city, will fully engage the attention of the large
number of strangers now assembled in Richmond
To one and ALL our sllow-citizeus Of Richmond ex-
tend cordial welcome and hearty wishes for their
full enjoyment of the scenes around them.
The weather was gloomy and threatening during the
greater par. Of yesterday. Near sunset, however
the skies grew brighter, indicating fair weather. We
sincerely hope that the hopes Of fair weather may be
realized for the sake Of the large aud interesting num-
ber Of both sexes eongregated in our city.