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COYNER's WHITE AND BLACK SUI

A WI NEh . W III Il AM l'iS<hSAA ~ IL
~ PHUR AND ClIALYBEATE SPRINGs.-This
tors Ii is situated the til2c and IN u Uteio Of ne
VIyuiHtd and Tennessee Rdiir0dd, aOOid half q male
from BOnSdck'S Depot, Roanoke, Va, at which sald
Depot au Omnibus will always be found waiting the
Important improvements have been made since last
season. =,
Another White Suphur-stronger holder, and a
superior Chaly beate Spring, have been Uncovered
and reclaimed and improved SINCE the last season
10 that the variety and value of the mineral waters
afforded at the place. are ulequtIied eS any
other placeiow known to the public. The similarity
of the White Sulphur to the justly ana ir-iaIned
Grsen6rer White Sulphur, Is 20 striking, as To De at
once recognized by all who have used both OF the
waters.
These White and Black Sulphur waters have effect
ed numerous cures
tbs Whits Sulphur, aggravated cases of dyspepsia,
serious a ctions of the liver kidneys and bladder
general debility and especially diseases Of the
system, and those diseases peculiar to REMALEs
Ts Black Sulphur, all kinds Of diseases OF the skim
aggravated of letter and other eruptons OF the
skin-on great numbers and of long standing, sew
enty having been entirely cured.
The accommodations equal to any to be found in
the mountains OF Virginia, and the table and atten
dance OF the most satisfactory character-as to all
which beg to refer to the large number OF persons
who have heretofore visited the place.
Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys and nne Band OF
Music, will be found at the place. and every efCgt in
every way will constantly be made to afford comfort
and amusement TO visitors,
J. A. HEFELFINGER & co,
. Proprietors
EF Stages, of first class, leave BORsacks Depot
daily on the arrival of the CARS for the Greenbrier
White, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs.
rs 1t viii ba seen by the various newspapers that
the Cars of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad leave
atording desirable opportunity for all the Springs
above. lie l6-dtlS
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: OFFICE on ApAMs EXPRESs COMYN

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMFY
RICHMOND, May LIST, 1887. !
r. sy~ rz=-..,ssz1 SPECIAL NOTICE.
RR ~ . w. We prepared to transact
any business on the Virginia Central Railroad. zap
pertaining to the Express business) Especial atten-
ton Will be paid to THAT line in connection with the
different Spring. Of Virginia.
Messengers viii leave daily at O'Clock 4. H. in
charge ofyaluables, money, SC.
For further particulars apply to
j. L. MACD0E0UGH, Agent
myl Adams Express Co, ia Main st
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NEW GOODS, JUST RECEIVED.
Metallic Hoop Skirts
ChiIdren's Cactus Skirts at 81 cents each
Deleges. 10 cents yard great bargain
100 pieces of those soft, undressed Bleached Cot
tons, yard wide, at l2e cents
Irish Linens very cheap
Fine French woven Bosom5
Black Silks cheap
Bersges, at i2k cents per yard
Linen busters ut 81 each
At the old Established Bargain Emporium Of
au27 ALFRED MOSES rs Main street
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suMMER RETREATS.
|, doNTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR

Ivl sPGfNGs.--NOTfCE.--y Various rnInors prsyt-
dicia TO the interest OF the Proprefors ~ regard 70
the opening and closing OF the seasons hayihg DEN
put circulation heretofore. In order to prevent the
recurrence of similar reports, we now give he.ics
that the present season will not be closed before tine
lat ofOctober. Ro. III. moi,,
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~ THUS DODAMEAD,
..... Sup't Va. G. r. X.
UARGAN, BROWNE co,
jy 2-ts PropretOrs Stage Line.
f.s.-- -rs.ssEssssEss.ssg-1 THE ADAMS, EXPRESx
THOS. D0DAMFAD,

COMPANY l3t Main ST.. having
resumed their Steamship Express 20 and from NsT:
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers Jsmer-
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchhurg. Salem. Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and N,rth Care
lima, are now prepared to forward. with great dir
patch and at reduced rates every kind OF Msrchas,
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jewolry, &c. to the above
named cities and all places on the seaboArd.
Our Express ON the Steamships will be accompanies
BY special Messengers who will give their personal
attention 10 the careful handling of goods entrusted
to the ADAMS EXPRESS co.'s Steamship Express.
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points in Virginia and North Carolina will DO seat By
steamers, unless otherwise marked
Freight received, day of sailing. until O'Clock
p Nj. J. l.. dACBON0pGH,
Agent Of Adams Express Co.
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PIANOS, &c.

narxr--, NUNS & CLARK'S PA
.isgESt'1Il Nos.-sEvEN OCTAVE PIANOS;
III. TAYLOR has just opened
x v several SEVEN OCTAVE PlANoS,
from the popular mandatory OF Messfs NusNs =
CLARK. whose instruments he has been selling
the past thirty years, to the entire "a
numerous purchasers. Also, Pianos OF on ocIases,
together with several excellent second hand insfu
ments, which will be sold at unusually iowfpriees.
at this establishment only.
PIANO STUUI.S Of variety of patterns o.
The most extensive assortment sf MUslGh ana hur
steal Instruments i'm the State Z. Ill. TAYLOR,
ie 25ts Piano and Music Store, Governor street.
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W-ny PHARMACIES. CARRIAGES.

CsMLML CAhhIhULD, CdIthInULHJ'
S5-SyA The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment, ON Lombard Alley, be-
tween Main and Cary. Q3th and 1ith streets near
the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARlOIEEs,
BAROUCHES BUGGIES with and without tops, and
SULkIES all OF his own make, of the best materials
and workmanship; all of which will be sold as low as
good work OF the kind can be in the city of Richmond
and respectfully ask call from those in want OF any
article in the Carriage line, as L am Determines 70
make order and sell at the lowest prices POSSIBLE
and all work sold, that is new, warranted ,,-,,
fe Is-qm MICAJAH MANGUM.
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DRY GOODS.
FALL TRADE, 1857.

W hOLESALE DEALEhc IN FCitEluN AM ~
MESTIC DRY GOODS,
Nos. l63 and los Main Sreet, Richmond.
FALL TRADE, 1857.
We beg leave to invite the attention of Southern
merchants to our large and attractive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
receiving. which in few days will be very
plete in all the departments and will comprise the
largest and most commanding assortment we have
ever had the pleasure to offer to our friends and Gus
toners.
BY the ships Riga and "Lalla Rookh" from
Liverpool to this port, and by various arrivals at
New York, we have receiveda large portion Of our
importation of
BRITISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN GOODS,
embracing every variety, among which are many Of
entirely new and beautiful designs.
In Cloths, Cassimeres and Nestings, Cloaks and
Nantes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Lace Goods and Enb
broideries, our stock is unusually attractive.
We are also receiving a full assortment of BONES
TIC FABRICS Of the most popular styles manufac-
tured.
We shall he prepared to exhibit splendid stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING of all grades and hav-
ing had il manufactured under thoroughly compe-
tent superintendent-. on the premises we challenge
competition i'll quality and prices and feel assured
that we offer inducements IN this branch unsur-
passed in this country
We respectfully solicit examination of our stock,
which will be much larger than we have ever before
exhibited. and which our increased facilities enable
TO offer to cash or prompt buyers at prices that
will meet the competition of this any ether mar
ket.
Orders will at all times receive our prompt and
personal attention.
AUS KENT, PAINE & co.
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Having determined to change
1Nmy business, have disposed of my stock aud tbs
good will of the store formerly occupied by me- to
Messrs. HAMILTON II BOUCHER, who will con
tnue carry ON the lIATrIN Nc business, at my old
| stand, No. IS West Nam street.
! Mr. JAMES HAMILTON has been engaged with me for
the past thirteen years; and take great pleasure Ill
recommending the new concern to my former pa
| irons and the public ge uerally. -
August cath, 1857. JAMES COLLINS.
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MONEY MATTERS.
EXCHANGE.
STERLING BIL Ls.--9a4GI0 p cent. premium.
D0MEsTfC.-SoRTHERN ExcHANGE-Checks on
the chief Northern cities u Fcent. premium. Large
Northern City Bank Notes, 4 prem.
Uneurrent Bank Sotes-or rather notes not Bank.
abIe---we quote AS follows:
Notes Of the Exchange Bank Of seldsn, Withsrs 4
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

-. FOR RENT OR SALE.-The new
Lii brick dwelling. lately In the occupancy Of VIM
Beers situated Mayo street, within five minutes
walk 2 the Post P sEsSE A4Rp'fB BEERS FISHER
a.. FOR RENT.--On Church Hill,
8T two doors north Of Leigh street. possession
given Immediately one of those newly erected Brick
Tenemenis, lately in the occupancy Of ID. ~ Jones,
easements with garden attacked, and we'll Of water
on the premises. Rent per annnm Sls9. ,AppTy,n
ar, FOR RENT.--A Lot on the corner
LEI of 9TH and Cary streets; % feet on Cary and
Apply 70 HENRY M AR ar II j. j. A. MuNDEN,
an 2T-3t* 9Th. between Byrd and Canal sts.
a.. FOR RENT.-As expect to be IN
Iii Europe for the next four months, tdurin3
which time my family will not he at home) l viii
rent the house now occupied by me- with the Furni-
tur, to careful tenant, until the lat Of January "A
an y7-sts JN0. NJ. Bolts.
-. FOR SALE OR RENT-The dwell
sg:::i ing house Oh I'd, between Main and franklin
streets. now occupied by Mr.. J. l.. Apperson. Pos
session will be given on the LIST October or sooner if
'p AN as~6t i'' w. 49, JAMES GRAY's SONS.
N-s FOR.RENT-Andp possession given
Fs::; the Is, September thes Office occupied by DR..
Myers, early opposite Metropolitan IIal..
Also the dwelling part of the house the office.
To a responsible tenant terms moderate Apply to
CHAS. BRUCE,
au 26--ts Corner Byrd and 9th streets.
a. FOR RENT-That very desirable
ii and we'll arranged Tobacco Factory with alarge
lOt attached formerly occupied by Messrs Gillian
Mathews, ON Cary street, second door from Dunlop
Moncure & Co. This house has many advantages, it
being large and very CONVENIENT Possession can be
had Immediately. r. ID. EACHD Pearl St,
All 2i-2w Near the Exchange Hotel.
a. A NEW AND COMFORTABLE
k3:l PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON CLAY STREET,
Fe squares above Mr.. Sam'l T. pulliams Residence,
FOR SALE.-At the request of the owner, offer for
sale the above mentioned House, occupied by me for
the last Is months. 1t fronts3a feet Clay street
contains rooms, with cool and airy passage the
whole depth of the house, and all necessary out
buildings As the is anxious to dispose of it,
il will be sold for much less than its value, and on
time to suit most any Dersnn. Apply TO
G0DDIN IL APPERS0N,
Or 40 Z. l.. WOODSUN,
au Cts At Jacob Woodson' on Broad st.
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CARRIAGE MANUFACTURES.
l. DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART'

cENL DISSOLUTION OF C0-PART-
60 NERSIIrP.-The undersigned, who have AZ,
been conducting the CARRIAGE MASUFACTUk-
ING BUSINESS. under the firm Of AINSLlE,
BOWEN q POWELL, have, by mutual consent. dis
solved partnership.
GEORGE AINSLIE will fulfil1 alp the engage
ments and obligations of the firm, collect all de1ts
due thereto, and will continue operations AZ tue
same place, as formerly, in his own name; and nay
POWELL in their respective departments, and adher-
ing to the established practice OF the concern OF en-
blowing none but the best workmen, using every
care in the selection OF materials and strict perso-
nal attention all work done By US. hope to receive
slowed. c. A. AINSLIE,
D. Y BOWEN BOWEN,
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HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, &c.

III THE NEW AND EXTENs
EE.A SIYE HAT CAP AND FANCY FUR -
DEPOT, IS MAIN ST. FALL TRADE.
lsa-.-kINFORD, DICKINSON 4 WEISIGER beg
leaee Is return their sincere thanks TO their friends
era patronag Re bestowed on them and hope by strict
attention 10 business, to merit continuance of the
same. They have now III store the largest aud most
complete assortment o. Hats Caps, and every other
article III their line offered i'll this market which
have been selected with great fresh from the
most ex lsiye manufactures, especially for the
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennc sSee fall trade.
The attention of merchants and dealers respec L
foil called to the above splendid stock, which will
be sold at wholesale and retail the most favorable
terms. Their stock of ladies and childrens' fancy
Furs is complete in every respect; comprising the
richest and most fashionable styles this season.
A call is respectfully solicited. an %
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CT0RE CL0SED.--0ur friends and the
~ public generally, are hereby informed that hay-
ing disposed of most all stock of Goods and In or
der to give our store general overhaulng, will
be closed up until the eirly part Of September next
al which time propose to open with an entire new
stock ofFsll Goods about being selected by us In the
principal Northern markets
We also take this opportunity of returning our
grateful thanks to the citizens of Richmond the La
dies In particular. of the city and many parts of the
state fr the very liberal patronage they have favor
ed us with during the eight years past and hone in
future to merit share of the same.
an IS + MU,IUJSER q ppo
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DISSOLUTIONS, &c.
NEW COMPREHENSIVE.

~ SIIIP.-The undersigned have this day, by mu-
tual consent dissolved co-partnershp Either Of the
parties is hereby authorized to settle the business of
the late concern. JS0. WILLIAMS,
August 6, 1857. Z. Ii. GIBSON.
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DICUNOND RFLL AND BRASS FOUN-
VARIETY.

As SOLE AGENT in this State for ia
n cob Seeger's Baltimore LAGER BEER, am
able to supply the trade and the public in general,
with the best LAGER BEER to he had in the mar
ket in quantities to suit purchasers, at the lowest
cash price
Fresh lots received every three days. No charge
for carriage 2. WILBACHER,
jy Office at 2nS Main street.
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~ FERR0 & BRO. is dissolved by reason of the
death of the senior partner, Hay Z. Taliaferro.
The liabilities Of the firm assumed by the sub
scribcr, to whom all persons indebted will please
make payment. L. 8. TALIAFERRO,
Surviving Partner
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GLOVER HILL C0AL.-I am prepared to supply
my friends, and the customers of the late firm Of
Williams & Gibson, with the best quality u this
COAL at the market price.
p H. GIBSON.
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=. FOR SALE. LEASE OR RENT

Iii The large and uvenently arrang ed residence.
corner of Franklin and jefferson streets now
in the occupancy of DR.. Ro. Archer, Together with
the halt Lot in rear fronting ON Grace street
To q purchaser, the terms of payment will DO very
real estate in the business part of the city Posses
sion given LIST October next. Apply TO
GDDDlN AZ AppERSON.
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COAL.

GLOVER HILL COAL-The subscriber
~ is prepared to deliver GLOVER HILL COAL,
from his yard near the Petersburg Depot:
Orders filled promptly, anda good article at the
market price guaranteed. c,,co>,
II Y. III, ".
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CONDITION OF VIRGINIA BANKS.

| MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BANK
| WHEELING, July q, 1857. !
| His Exc.lency HENRY A. WISE. Governor, &c:
| DgIR SfR-I transmit herewith Quarterly State
| ment Of this Bank and Branches as required by
/ charter With great respect,
! Your obedent servant,
5. BRADY, Casfr.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHINGros, Wednesday, Aug. ~, Is

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aug. ~, 1871.
priyae letter from New. Orleans states that up to
the 18th inst. it had raned there every day for 81
DAYS consecutivey, and was still raining. The city,
however, was remarkably healthy-never more so at
this season of the year.
The President a short time ago, received letter
from Prof. Sliman and others, including several
Doctors Of Divinity Directing to the employment by
him of the United States military forces to execute the
so-caled laws of Kansas and assuring him that they
would not cease pray that he might have the proper
course of duty pointed out to him. or something to this
effect To this letter the President has just replied,
briefly but pontedy denying their premises question
ing their knowledge Of those laws, aud after acknowl-
edcpg their validity, he calmly assures them that,
by the help of God, he will enforce them, in accord
ance with his oath Of Office.
The principal officers ordered to the steamer Mer-
rmec to take the flagship Of the Pacific Squadron, arc
Commander Wainwright, Leutenants Crasson, Ar
mold, Sharp and Breese; Surgeon of the Fleet,
Edwards Passed Assistant Surgeon, Schuyeri Assist
ant Surgeon, Bloodgood; Purser, Belknap, and Chief
Engineer, Long. Passed Midshpman Ramsey has
been ordered 10 this ship as her Master.
A special Cabinet meeting was held to-day, and ap-
poin.ments to several Of the Audtorships and Con-
trollershps and Commissioners Of Patents were con-
sidered. uumber of gentlemen have been desg-
mated for these poss, but their names have not yet
transpTcd.
The President has appointed Charles Lindey Of
California Receiver Of Public Moneys at Marysville,
that State, vice Rust resigned.
No New Orleans papers were received to-day.
Tie MOLiie Mercury has received discouraglng acc
counts of the cotton crop from almost every section OF
Alabama ard Eastern Mississippi but the crop
and oats extraordinary, and great yield OF corn Is
promised.
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but we presume he viii not BE- grntifed even b5
their expulsion from England. In Parliament
the Divorce bill was the only important subject Of
debate; it was advancing rapidly, being adopted
clause by clause in spite Of a strenuou. and able
opposition. Bshcp Bloomfield, tue eminent css-
steal scholar, died on the eth instant. TIE con-
troyersy between Spain and Mexico ia not yet set
tied. Exaggerated ideas seem to prevail in Europe
as to the aid Mexico would derive from the United
States in case of q war with Spain. The Paris
correspondent Of Tie London Times says some
$1,000 Americans were all ready to take part In
such war, and to march to the defense OF Mex
leo. A proposition to abolish Slavery is being dis
cussed in the Dutch States General; an ample In
demnity is to be given to the owners. The new
Ministry in Turkey, appointed to satisfy the French
Government has refused to annul the Mol
davian elections, and the Ministers of France
Russia, Prussia and Sardinia have broken OH re-
la.ons with the Porte accordingly. England and
Austria sustain the Porte. The complication is
grave one. and is in fact favorable 70 the interests
Of Russia. Consols 9Os to 9Os. Cotton un-
changed Breadstufs dull.
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One of the principal subjects to which the late
Southern Commercial Convention, held at Knox.
vile. devoted its attention, was the revival Of the
African Slave-Trade This was quite natural, as no
doubt the trade in human flesh and " souls OF men
is tie branch Of traffic with which the members Of
that Convention have the most practical acquaiat-
ance. Tho Convention voted 66 to 70 every State
except Kentucky in the affirmative, that the 10th
article of the treaty of Washington of Nov. 10,
lsp-ths Ashburton and Webster treaty-by which
we are beuld to keep a squadron on the coast of
Africa, ought to be aunulled. This is the first
step toward the revival of the slaye.trade. or
course it is necessary to dsentarse ourselves from
our engage nent- with Great Britain on this subject
before we can proceed to repeal the law Of l-o7,
aboIi.hng the trade, and tie sab;equent additional
statutts or ;be subject
Seme Northern newspapers, We et''.Ts, -; d
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THE SUICIDE on TIE GERlIANTOUN
RAILROAD.
Correspondence of The n. Y. Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Avg. ~, 1851.
After ny letter which gave an account Of the sui
eide Of Young woman by throwing herself before a
locon olive ON the Germantown Railroad had been
mailed the Coroner held an inquest, and the Jury
TUNED verdict that the deceased came TO her
A" death by throwing herself upon the track OF the
" Germantown Railroad"
have asceltained o6ay, that the young woman is
named Gracc Ann Miller, and that ehe is the daughter
Of widow woman residing near Germantown. About
two years since the deceased much afflicted with
dyspepsia and became melancholy, that she at
ten pied about 10 months beck TO commit sui
eide by cutting her throat with razor.
She welt into her brothers ON, broke open his box,
took thelefrOm razor and deliberately cut her
throat but fortunately the cash was not deep enough
to deprive her OF life.
I OF some mohths past Miss Miller sppered to be
getting better, and seemed quite cheerful much
I'll she allowed 20 visit Of her friends in
this city, where SIRE remain cd several weeks. On her
.e;urn home she again exhibited signs Of slight ill.,
sanity, aid her mother kept close watch upon her
movements.
On Tuestay moIring about 4 O'Clock, Miss Miller
managed 10 escGpe tie sig.Hnce VI her mother, and
made her way Gownthe ralioad. The mother &c di;-
covering her abeence cent her and several other
persors ou to fr her but b. fore they could aser-
Tain what direction the fugitive had takeu she had
ihIowu herself b, fore the cmoye, AID been crushed
70 death.
Miss Miller was quite handsome 20 years Of age, and
- ID
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That prices of beef cattle are regulated by the
lw of demand and supply, was pretty well veri-
fled yesterday at Bulls Head. An increase of
1913 head upon the supply of the week, Loss
of which were in the ssle-pcns yesterday more
than tie week before, had the effect to bring
down tie price of bullocks, on an average, some
SIS head, and which was from one to two cents
a pourd less for the meat. A reduction Of SD
head urcn all the bulocks brought To market the
past week would make about 500, 600 difference,
rs may BE- seen by the numbers noted in our reg
ulsr report Of the cattle market
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n representatives a,s generally old aud experienced
members. While our Northern Consressmen 90 not
" &c. more than four years Old. And do you thiak
that the latter can effect as much as tee former
Thee words are taken from the speech as reported
in TIL. Eas,on Daily Ezprsss, and in WHICH, among
other things the Constitution is declared to be the
bulyAlk of Sla7ery, and the election Of Mr. 3D.
cbanan is ascribed entirely to the Kansa'-NeorasAa
bill
Doubtless this doughface Senator forms just es'
innate Of himself, though We question whether
notwithstanding his political service OF twenty
years, he is quite entitled to be set down as point
ical four .year-o,d. He is to be reckoned nothing
but calf and so doubtless will continue to the end
of the chapter, tuggng away at any teal OF patron
age which be can chance to get hold OK. That Is
his idea of the beginning and end Of Northern
Democrats political duties. As to the government
of the country knowing nothing about such mat
ters they ought to leave il to the Southerners, who
do. The Hen. Richard BrOdhead forms very
lust estimate of himself. Could the people OF
PENNSYLVANIA have understood him as well when
they chose him United States Senator!