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Rn.srnxcrs Arrived

In st.sr,kip B4sario. Jyo~ Hi-bsry-Anus 0s,sl
family, Ott Str1n, sarah Lsvu, - Lnkens
Rsphai sby Caroline ksphssky hsnsue RaahasIy 0tors
Foster.
In ship Waite Svaior, from San Fraseiso-S. O Wider
ald lady, San FrsIsisso, u. y Jndd, HouolalU.
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I. .be ~illfa 81 Of G conductor in

.seb tha the e ~ilha o., OF copduo.or in
sAsrse Of the trsn. .. ., -, .h.
s whether bresh of contract result from ne
,kerc- or ii. v.nsss c ccfcndsnts afent his st
-hhn the sope 'f tia employ o'ent sni i;h9r'{
6hsrp sn sdninsrstrlx appellant, az To- koches6 s"
Syracuse Railroad Company Teypoedent Il, III,
servant who snstaps an ihldr5 from vi 80. 80
seHce Of superior agent enssfsd 10 the sepers
ainisin scn sssinst ter common eup, .ad cod
n iect 20 the troll OF such srpesior ste"'
suard ss.ir., hns regNr.nne its oaas,9uenoee
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Family Morketing.

Tie following table gives the retail price Of the
principal articles of Farm Produce in Washington
Market on Thursday Nov. %:
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~, orders hav been received for shovels st tie
n. w. ,rks, North Esston, than ever bgfore 10
1iDeS II The stock On hand has been disposed of.
dor TOR ,.0O dozen, from one man, for the Als-
~ ns,ka' has been received since August. This
co,ca,n .S,,a NOW II. akes .,oUo peT day
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Ovxp,o,pr y.s,.rdav afternoon a fell from
-. A.. -, - a.. A. river the lecS-5lp
Ferry, would have drowned hau -N' wv" '' f~f~
rrlhf afford cd him BY the ~"oVa~
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Markets..CARrFuLLy REPoRrEDro The n. Y. TsIsuSr.
THURSDAY, Nov a5 1853.
AsHEsThe mske ia quiet sor both kids sAes Of Pos ct
s5 70, ana Pearls al ST.
COTTON-The has been very active and Il 0i,.
higher sales Of $3.50 bales Our revised quotations fol-
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AiSlATgaa aI.h.sas

eun-Rises.... 659 Sets..... f;S5 hoo-Tisss. 10 ~
HIGH wATsR-TiIs DAY
Sandy Hook l04l Gov . laid IL :3p Hell 0Hts... lI:
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Acc,n,.r ar rur hpsr, IAI.-Yesterday John
Scharr sTrner coiploycd at the arsenal e G
beams end fractured MS mead. lie 20 s"e y,
tal Officer ssdmoe Al last socom us he WIS., "o'
10 i've,
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The y;,,s Copp,v Circut Court having disposed o.
the Calendar, adjourned for the term yesi tIaey
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m
TO ARRIVE.

The Overland Mail for California sve. Sc Ious over Y.
dey and 1ursdsy, et sa Lrt'eTs designed Os u HoaA
nlsrked Overland, via ST. Louis"
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,,aoxp To.sD.
safEs At aT.TF0g

SALES At suCTIog.
oceosCS Nw o.. 24l 81 F.us Fire Irs Co. ..ll4;
10 Am Fxch.ns@ ttnk..it. ~ L~nox Insurance
tMetIopot4n Bsns...lo. 10 An. 0-Ano Co. Per sh 50
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26

TnE BIoaDwAY, +. | ', RALRohp.-The raus 'or
ths road aye now laid re than halt the ds'shce Oh
Div sion avenue, and sin gle track on that sVenue 10
First street is expected to be LAID tins or 'ae coming
Hesk.
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Tsz LICENSE i. wa majority eff the cases re-
ported by the police OF persons seAog without license
in tho Ea,terp Dist, let, will before the Grand
Jury tits morning ecenty the police have promptly
reported the daily vie Nations OF the law 10 Tue DS
tric Attorney. and II ese parties will all be indicted
for and az heced to the foil penalty of the
law There are At |, asst eigh; hundred unlicensed
places where liquor is 50 ID IN the Eastern pisuicI'
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INSTITUTION The coEt r-stone Of al Institution
called he Home for the Aged, ana Orphan House Of
the Church Charity Fouodation,' laid yesterday
afternoon, with appropr ate ceremonies. The build
ing, which has already been rrsed to the second
story is OF brick and ia the Gothic style of architect
ure II is situated on II -rkuer street between Albany
ard Troy avenues, and includes 23 lots Of ground
The estimated cost Of the building s 1900, and tue
price of the lots 81 tOO which latter sum has been
paid Trc sum of 5000 hes already boen collected
toward paying the building which will be really for
occupation in May nex.. The cornerstone was laid
by the Right Rev. DR.. Potter, the Provisional Bishop
Of the Diocese; and addresses made by the
Bishop, the Rev. T. Z. Guiop, and the Rev. j. W.
Diner Toe history and object Of the institution s as
follows:
Same FIVE years ago, il found that the religious
inrtr ecton OF orphans in the Orphan Asy!n VS. oi
very ger eral character and not cacnlsed to benefit
the children belonging TO the Episcopal Church. An
assoc alton was tbereupon formed, and styled tne
"CLur rch Charity Foundation" for the relief oi
orphan and aged persons. the Directors have hi;h-
erto h red three adjoining buildings in carleton
avenue in Of which from thirty to forty respect
able az, u females have been supported aad ia tue
other so ne fifty children have been provided tor.
This bas hitherto been supported by contri buttons OF
me r,bers OF the Episcopal Church. During the pat
year effort have been successfully made To Obtain
nbscrptio ls TO build large aui comDodous eahoe
&,r the acc pum0datloE of these destl,ue persons.
Still further donations viii be required and il Il hoped
pil be che, rfully gveu for The completion Of tue
building and TO furnish it v hen finished. Tue wealthy
members of she Episcopal communion are strongly
appealed to SUBSCRIPTIONS II suppoH oi the enter
I.sc.
A large cong ega'ion was present on the OCCASION
the greater pro portion being lsdies. Some twelve
clereymen of th different parishes IN Brooklyn as
sisted in the cert monies which were OF an Impressive
and interesting CHI uacter.
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EvAcUATIox DAY.-The celebration Of this day in
the Eastern District, confined to the fags upon
the public buildings. No military display wasever
toOk place.
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BROOKL YW ITEMS.

EvA0ATIos DAY.-The Anniversary Of the Evacua-
tsn Of EewYork by the British was observed ia thus
city by at least one Of Our miitsry companies The
Washington Cobtbeptals Capt Lansing, paraded the
streets accompanied by band Of music as has been
their custom for years past and made good ap'
pesrance although few in numbers Flags were as
plsyod from the City Hall, the Arnory and Aroenal,
from the Liberty Pole at the foot Of Fulton street
The fsg the Armory is new one, designed by Co.
Samuel Graham. Toe stars Oh the blue field repre-
renting the States placed /, form the initials
"B G. A." presenting novel, .od az the same time,
handsome appearance. Beyond these displays there
wAs nothing to indicate any thing unusal.
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Loans Deposits Specie: Circulation
~ T., Nov ~ si25 s93 6S SIS 0&i3 2j790s5 S1o"5T6
Boston, Nov. - b5,,SS.eo2 . $3.50 S425oS 6,T7j7@
Plisael. Soy. - a 30 Is 76]05 8 sGi, 81 2.3sfH
EOIrs Nov IS lsls5sll 2u,5ss III I5 1851 70l0s4
To.a.. sz MS ses sir 5s5 ie7 SO 6en. .S7s s2i,sS7t
Las. WEEK.. 2s76e5isj IsT,C6s6l6 5.Elso' cLtsj.2S
The statements o. the Boston Banks for the past
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REDUCING The heat % Fogr TIE v tie sePIs 1
1859 oyi- 1887, Is eGuai % l,7,7 s.3 tb-.
TIE receipts at tide water o. the principal articles OF
produce, frcm the opening of the Canals to and IN
clr dino the I'D ;ns. tnya been a.. foiovs:
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VIII CORES sp"Lulin llulc iast yee.'
W.~k md us Nov n, ISL. 59o 5t-S3s 3ca 81
To,sl TO Nov IS lSi2.......... .E ASs 6S
Week .Ld.Is Nov. -, iS5S.... 1894 t2- 24r52S 81
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-26
The statement Of the St. Lons Danks for the wee

The following ere tie rtte pts o. tie Monis Cseal
tor tie week and season to the J.h inst, compared
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rHNHE next Academic year OF IT. JOHNS COLLEGE.
4 Annapolis, Maryland, will begin WEDNESDAY,
the sixth of October. Iss The location OF this lns,u.
zion ia IN MI respects admirably adapted hcndenlc pur.
p0srs Remote from the stir and hustle vi large city II
invites to study and Literary reposr and set lie prosmi
ty go miles by rail road twice day. Washington and
Baltimore cities makes perfectly accessible from the
great national .hrres large aud beautiful build.
ing iust completed with accommodation for one hum
bred and ity student, stiording greatly Incl ac.
ties for the education of youth. D0rmitory,
modou, and well ventilated with large study rooms
tachcd will under the constant supervision of the Pre-.
fecs afford To young boys th"t daily hd nightly supervi.
sion which is found Indispensable in the education
YOUTH The very central position al Annapolis whether
cons ered 10 reference 10 tho State the country gene
rally and lis perfect hcalthfulness and exemption from
the srremf OF heat md coid point Of the
desirable spots tor seat G learning Every posi-.
BILE facility for exercise afforded by large aud beautiful
grounds. water right Of some three quarters Of mile
affords of swimming, bathing and skating all with
In College bounds.
The College Campus affords the finest field for the regu.
lar infantry drill and occasional parade Nor the I'D
scholastic point of view all less striking
With all its chairs filed by In the prime Of lie and
freshness at vigor the lnslituoh prepared To take It's
place by the aide Of the most prominent schools in the
land ~ an educator oi youth Its fncite. for discipline
are much more than usually abundant. To the South,
especially, institution situated ju. this IL most
inviting All that required the completion Of under
Graduate Course clothing alone excepted NAY be had
IN. rae of $3.50 per annum. gentlemen having son or
ward M the Naval School, and members Cong
distance would lind II convenient 10 inquire par.
ticulay into the character uf this institution punctua
attendance 90 by the rst day OF the academic year
ends the hrs Wednesday In August iulowug) 10 most
earnestly requested and will be convenient TO the
student as choice Of rooms depends Oh the time Of hi'
arrival For further normn IN, and for crculars. apply
to REV. G. X. NELSON, ID. ID,
Principal OF e. Johns College,,
JuIr I4-eodtl ,tOct ANNAPOLIS Md
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
(PER ATLANTIC CABLE)


The following despatch dated yesterday. Friday
forenoon in Washington city, and about p. NJ was
by telegraph distributed through every large city 10
the United States:
LONDON, England Friday Aug. 9th A dispatch
jus, received from France states that the Enpero!
Napoleon after his tour TO Cherbourg and the couu-
try will return 10 Paris naxt Monday, Aug. 3Dib.--
Also from Prussia It is stated that the King too
sick to psy visit TO Queen Victoria during her
zen. trip to ets her daughter at Potsdam. TIE
Queen returns home TO London next Monday.
The important treaty concluded with China, by
France and England, opens the ports OF tbs Celestial
Empire To trade with ell nations. The practice OF
the Christian religion was to be- tolerated in Chi
ia md foreign diplomatic agents were ia be admitted
France and England were Ia receive full indemnity
for their Losses, time and iroubls in carrying out
theae measures There was nothing sad OF thp Uni.
ted States, nor of what Commissioner Reid was
doing In China
BY accounts from st. Petersburg, mp to Aug. 7lst,
il was aaid that the announcement OF peace with Chi
ma gave great satisfaction 10 the Court and TO the
people.
dates from Alexandria up 10 August 9,h say that
the Steamer Msdra had arrived al Sn-z on August
Eth, with Bombay newa u? to the Nth July, but
she brought no,hing OF more Importance than that tel.
egrspbed yesterday.
The London papers of Tuesday have long and in
terestrg report by MIR. Bright, the company's eng-
nee., on the Atlantic telegraph.
Tine steamer Asia will leave Liverpool for New
York to morrow, Saturday, 18th inst.
Ii has been decided by the Atlantic Cable Company
that no commercial news shall ba transmitted by the
cable until the ns shall be thrown open to The pub
o No commercial news accordingly has yet been
sent by this means across the Atlantic.
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BONNETS

o. al the charms dear woman wears
OF all her many traps and snares.
For real effect there's nought compares
With a truly pretty bonnet;
For when or wherever you chance 10 mee'
One that 10 perfectly modest ana neat
You may depend It's proof complete
That the head has more III tnah on H.
No matter whether shes pretty or not,
How much or how little money she got'
Whether she live 10 mansion OF eo''
Tia fact, depend upon it,
The woman 10 mskr mar happy thro lille,
10 make model mother and vile,
Ia ons who, scornipg the milliner strife.
Wears q plain and tasteful bonnet.
Now bonnet of genuine beauty and grace,
Worn on the head in its proper place,
Swallowing family the wsarer's face,
"ls thing Tor b song Or u sonnet;
But one Of those gay aud gaudy things,
Made up OF rainbows and butterfly wiuGa'
A mixture of flowers, ribbons and strings,
10 dreadful, depend upon 1t.
A vulgar MAS Of "fuss and feather"
As little Of everything thrown together,
A. it by stouch of windy weather,
A urstcbed conglomeration-
A sort OF cup to catch the hair
Leaving the head to '.go it BARE, n
A striking example of Nothing to Wear
10 this bonnet Accumulation.
Ii makes q woman look brssen and ooid'
Asslsts her in catching nothing but cold'
IL bad on the young absurd on inc oio,
Aud deforms what it ought to deck;
For look at her face, no bonnet Is there,
See at the side it hanga by a hair;
View Il behind. and you will declare
That the creature has broken her mech
No matter where you may chance to be,
No matter how many women you see,
A promiscuous crowd or cartain she,
You may fully depend upon it,
That q gem OF The very rarest kind,
A thing most difficult to fiOd,
A pet for which We long have pinned.
Is a perfect "love of bonnet"
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CHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.

,EvuE Subscribers announce To their friends, and L
e public, TINT Trey have removed 10 the villa,
Chester aud nn The lst October next, will open ~
academy tor the reception of young ladies. bom.i
aud day pupils, coatIluEs one uninterrupted s.s.1s-
July lsi, leJ9.
Ia mas move ,aay ire aciuhrd BY teYrr,i arighiy
important fr-t. health thcuis elves mud pI.
SECONDLY, lUBg aud practical experience, well ~ or
vnIion hrs convinced them thar the country is the :.
phcr TOR the perfection OF female cducalioG TO cGIt'
the mind soften the Manners tutor the temper md
pJso Hnd, last, though not least to keep IL, hrAri
feelings IN their Dnvr purity; whir Tree "Serc!sc 10
open mir invicorntes tho body, and gives strength
energy u The Intellect
The bindings tro largo md convenient situated on
eniirrnc- about tour hundred ynrds fon The ichmo
aud Petersburg rail road, overlooking the village Of ca
tor Chesterfield county, Va tw I've miles south oi III
inond ard only ten from Petersburg. TIE csrSbl.hm'
mus been purchased, and extensive adiiti0nsar not"
rapid progress With m intention u make II p'imnn'
re.idrnc. Ind school.
Particular attention viii br paid 20 th. and Il
rails of the young ndi"r nj all rTr- md deep iH'e
;Bkcn in their rdrnncemen IN " word. Chester a'aief
will hr Christian school md Judy there routur"d y
way make thu pupils not only learned, but good .
HAPPY.
Board, Including washing ard ghts. for The ses'Ion
Of nihr months,
Tui,i,n in all the English branches, Mathematics
excepted,
I.c!Gtinr which
Mu.c. instrumental and vocal, on Piano and Guitar.
each,
The Harp,
Drawing and Painting ~ Professors prices.
Payments hsf Ia advance. bnlnnr" al The close oil
session. MRS JEFF EksoN MlhUh;
MS ADA BYRON MlNOR
Dr. Jcf-r."n Minor takes great prAsur" IL sn!ns, .
the move Chester ruj III" rs.nb-tm rEt 81 SEQ
ov sIrs Minor MID her d.ngh r. Mis- Mit"f. -"
IA entire appreciation He proni-r- prr"ni'l eye"
the charge entrusted TO IN liz went "i .rAh'
0very attention -l b0 patti. rui NJ charge maze '"f "
trssionhl services Inr situation however, isremsfs'
for health.
Aup Gam
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.LBEM.RLE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
- IL 1,i,.I, =.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
(ySUE next Session cird) begins Goth September and
II rnds lh,. last of june following No recess except
v,rk M Chrs;rnns rrctliuns regularly Sstur
days ~ ,., ,,,.r,,
DEPARTMENT.
Jous HART " A-Principal and Instructor in Moral
Philosophy and Mathematics.
CrAwyoRp IT, T,Y, ~ A-Nsmrnl Sciences, History and
Literature. .
WM N BnosAuGm, NJ. A-Anciont Lan. nages. Modern
Languages
I BAKER THoMrsoa, NJ A.--Ancient and Modern Lam
cusros English Language and Composition.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Mr. EpMuyD TAYLoR--Mr4 EMILY GRuBp.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC.
Mr.. VINCENT CzURDA.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. EMILY GRUBB.
Tho gentlemen named above ms In tho Collegiate De.
pnrtmCnt nil virGnans and Masters at Arts OF tho
Univer,iy OF Virginia They will also teach claoes In
the Preparatory department
EXPENSES F0R WHOLE SESSION.
Board and full or study in Collegiate De-
partmcnt stddent. taxa. without
music, <oo w
Ditto ditto with music .-..........-.. "a OO
Board end tuition in Preparatory department, .
without music. .Oo w
Dino duo with music 80. ...-...... 254 90
Painting Drawing, SC at usual rates.
NorE-Young Ladies boarding at this Institute nil not
be permitted to m4ke Mt stores Parents
pecied then send hem the Principal tor them.
sonty and not give them leave To buy on credit
Amy information subjects taught. mode OF nsruc.
on &C. he obtained By application to the Principal
At Char lottesylle July 9-ctlSept,
VIII, south and Dispatch copy PAW til lst Sept
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ASHLAND FEMALE SEMINARY

HANOVER COUNTY, w.
fIUyHE neg, s,s-io This InstiraJu will commence
n Thursday the Esd Of september, with the following
Instr
CHAnLEs b. STUART Moral and Natural Science.
JoHN W SrUAKT Ancient Languages and Ala.hematc-.
MISS FANsle H. lRpY, Music and Ornamental branches
Miss FLORA IiuAIfAM, French ind En.i-h brrnchcs.
Ample arrangements have been made Tor accominodG'
ton in the boarding department. ind no ahi Or expense
will be spared maintain the high charhcte: gained By
the School durn. tue past sussiDn.
Charge: for Term Of Treaty E,et Payib: id"fnee:
pn.rj ;ncu,iipc W, him. fuel md lcnre, 500 %
Tri.inr in rnrl,-h h,sncbcs 10 20
F. IL 60
,f,,, n,j C;r..; L. 90
Cb.nj,,rr opt Natural phiIo.Dphc . UU
Munc IN piano Includiu Is. OF instrument - 20
Ornamental hrauch,r 1t the wsuai pTlIas.
For Circulars or other Information address
CHARLES H. STUART,
JuIv 1o-,If Ashnnd, Va.
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pAyDoIpu MACON COLLEGE

TIME session OF this Institution vii! open on
Il Thursday the l6sh September and ccse on the last
Thursday Of June.
FACULTY.
WILLIAM A. SMITH, D. D President, and Professor Of
Mental and Moral Philosophy.
joins e. Wills, A. Professor OF Mathematics and
Astronomy
WILLrAa B. CARR, A. NJ, Professor OF Ancient Ian.
guagcs.
RESSErr PuRyEAR, A. NJ, Professor of Experimental
Sciences
WILLIAM A. SHEPARD. 4. B, Assistant Professor CT
Ancien, Languages and Mathematics, and Instructor in
French
Rs IsBELL A. r, Principal Preparatory Department.
This been removed from the College ses
but sufficiently for the accommodation OF students
in this department.
Tuition per OF 20 weeks payable in advance So W
Incidental charge, 10
Incidental charge 90 students in Experimental sci.
French extra per term OF 90 weeks ia advance 3 0O
Analytical Chemistry extra - IS u
English studies in Prep Department, ID w
Board per OF 20 weeks payable In advance ~ 20
Students rooning in College furnish their own rooms
and pay for lights fuel and washing.
Preparatory Students obtain board in the neshbo
hood for less.
Such students do not desire to complete the course
may be graduated In the separate Departments and
ceve specsl Diplomas. July 22-cte0 Sept
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AInyMAKLE MILITARY INSTITUTE

THNE regular scsslUh DcyIhs OH SrpttnUtT uLI tuIs
9Th July. Tue hcalhinlness OF the location cannot
DO cxc.!ed equnilcd. ly in the whole Country hs
three years with large school here L"e
clearly established.
Coarsa al study Ensllsh, Ancicu, and Modern Ian.
cungrs. sud Mathematics Thc Principal wall have w
able Master CT Aft1 OF the University
Vruin ihr other iDrcsnrr ot great experience and
in reaching. and who --mks nil Inc Modern Ian
,ungt- taught in colleges ~ the highest pradr Drawing
Psintng Music may nlso b. srn"d here
from competent instructors NJ small extra chnIcpa Mill
arv instruction Will oniy be- given 20 thorc whose pa
desire it, and will not he allowed 10 interfere in the
east with the regular academic course
The Principal hnvn- determined To limit bis number 10
iity good boys. early applications accomplished hy salts
lncory testimonials. desired
chnrgcs-Sll5 per term of months, payable in al.
This chnry. embraces Board Tuition Fuel, and
Lights.
For Circulars cnntsinng lull information. address
JOHN Is. STRANGE, A. ~,
July 20-c2m charlottesville p. o., va.
3"CcntrAl PRESBYTERIAN AMI Richmond Adv0cHn copy.
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TUT THt I3HYHVFT.
ORANGE SENATORIAL CANDIDATE.

ManY Of his per.onal fricnds desrs to caIl tho at.
ten,on of tbs voters OF The Orange Senatorial district
To Mr.. T. &. Gibson, of Cupeprr, ~ a candidate at
To, next election. Mr.. Gibson though young man
enjoys the advantage o. being we'll and isvorably
know To a large portion OF the district He is gen.
te,nen OF much promise and merits public favor. He
has heen an active efficient md valuable member of
The Democratic party. Ills talani, uniirins energy,
and great personal popularity. emlneuily it him for
canvnts snd ond make him ornidatle competitor
Of Tie intelligent gentlemen who have already become
candidates. VOTERS.