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The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at 50 per Annum,
payable IN advance Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFi E: 7th STREET, near BROAD.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
BARBACUE AT PoOLEs MILL.

Mr.. Editor: Being present at the Barbecue at
Poole's MILL on Wednesday last, permit me to give it
short notice in your paper
AT an carly hour the people began to collect and
continued TO arrive until eleven o'clock. They num-
bercd some five six hu ldred. A fine arbor was
erected TO shelter the crowd from the sun The ground
was covered with saw dust upon which the young
people soon began the dance TO music from the band
of Mike and John.
About II o'clock, Cen VIM T. Walker. was called
to the stand as orator Of the day Ills speech was
most excellent one. abounding with sentiments of pa.
triotsn, and beautiful description Our country its
past pcesent, and future. with its varied institutions
its historic records It's noble men and fair daught.
ers their brilliant achievement in arts science agri-
culture, and in government were displayed in the
most truthful and attractive attire. The young ora
tor done justice both to his subject and himself lie
seemed inspired by the beautiful crowd Of ladies that
sat around him. and TO excel even himself
When he concluded, the dancing again was renew
ed and kept up till dinner, and again after dinner.
until the hour of separation. The dnucr was every
thing that heart could desire Cakes fruits pies Gus
tards und every other good thing were in profsion
The utmost good order prevailed and all partook
and were satisfied. The meats were prepared in the
very best manner An excellent spring of pure wa
near by, where every could slake his thirst
and enjoy the luxury Of drink from the pure foun.
tain itself.
Take for all in ALL ii was one Of the most delight
fu occasions of the kind that ever took place in this
section Of our State.
Peace, friendship, and every good quality of our
nature seemed to be prompted by this happy COM
mingling of the people, in social intercourse Too
much credit cannot be given TO the managers and
getters up Of this splendid dinner and happy gather
ing OF the young people to enjoy delightful day in
pleasure, and agreeable pastime together 1t was
good to be there. Yours Respectfully BBo
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
ote received, Is as follows !:

The Little Rock True Democrat, of the 4th gives
no returns of the election, but says that Danley the
opposition candidate for state SENATOR is beaten in
Pulaski county, and badly beaten in the District
MISSOURI ELEcTIoN.-The ST. Louis Republican of
the 9Th inst publishes nearly complete returns Of the
election which took place the I'd inst, in that city
and district for Congressmen, Sheriff Marshal, Cor
oner and other officers ofless note There were three
candidates for Congress in the st. Louis District.
r. Barrett, S. NJ. Breckenridge and Francis P, Blair,
lr. Mr.. Barrett was elected by plurality vote, and
in the St. Louis District the whole Democratic ticket
vas successful. But few returns had been received
from the remainder Of the State
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
THE ELECTIONS.

KANSAS. The majority against the English Ordi-
nance as far as returns have been received is 63j8
NoRrH CARoLINA.-Judge Ellis, the regular Demo-
cratic candidate, has been elected Governor by a
heavy majority over Duncan McRae, who ran as an
independent Democrat
OREGoN-Gen. Lane and Mr.. Delason Smith have
been chosen Senators at the late election.
ARKANSAS ELEcrIoN.-The returns from the second
Congressional district are but few. There were three
candidates; Rust the democratic nominee cx.Goy
Drew, independent democrat: =: and Jones, independ
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
Jns- To I. W. Robins Esqr., we are indebted for
late Vicksburg, aud jackson, Miss papers

New Bayou SARA MAI. PArNEr.--The Louisville
Courier thus describes new steamer the building of
which has been contracted for by Capt. J. A. Cotton,
for the Bayou Sara Mail Company. This steamer is
intended exclusively for passengers and transporta-
tion of the mails. and is designed to be one of the
fastest steamers aloa She has not been named yet.
THE extreme length will be 230 feet and her cab
in will be the finest the western waters The boil
ers. OF which there five. TO he 30 feet long and
3s inches in diameter The cylinders will be 2s inch.
es in diameter BY feet stroke. These will be built
by Lent. South Shipman the boat by D. x J. How
ard, of Jeiersonyic.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

STRONG DRINK VS.. i4oSG LlFE.-From statistics care
fully collected in England it appears that in thai
country, three hundred and fifty seven intemperate
persons die for every hundred and ten of temper
ate habits. At twenty years of age an intemperatt
man may expect to live fifteen and half years long
er, while temperate man of the same age may expect
to live forty four years longer. AT thirty an intem
peratc man will possibly live fourteen years longer .
temperate man thirty years longer. At forty, an in
temperate will ordinarily live twelve years long
or, while temperate man will live tweny-nine year,
Longer.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

HEALTH OF New ORi.EAAs--Thcrc were one hun
dred and forty deaths from yellow fever for the week
ending Sunday morning last. only ten of whom were
American There fourteen deaths in the Charity
Hospital, during the next twentyfour hours from the
same disease.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

~" The Washington correspondent of the Phila,
delpha Press says: "Would it not be well for the
Administration to make an effort to obtain the ter
ritory north of the British possessions? 1t belongs
to ussa and is of little or no value to her but as
IT is supposed that the gold region extends up through
it, our citizens might find it greatly to their interest
to develop its mineral treasures and If the country
belonged to the United States and they could be
certain of American protection they would no doubt,
make the eAcrt.r
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

kuLED.-We learn. that Edward Donncgan was
killed at Summit on the Jackson Rail Road, few
days since, in quarrel nj q gambling table
Donnegan attacking the individual who killed him
with knife; the other rytrcatng, drcwa pistol and
fired five balls into his body.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14
AN ACT RELATIVE TO JUDICIAL ADVERTISE,
MTNTS

SEC. 2-Re il FURTHER eadcted Sc That when there
are two or more newspapers published in the parish
the defendant shall have the right of sEtEtrrlNG THE
NEWSPAPER in which the advertisement is to be made
If done within three days after The notice of such pro-
ccedings or the seizure made under the process If
the defendant neglect TO select, then the PLAINTIFF
SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT 70 DO So
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

: rs The first bale ol new cotton was sent into
town, last Tuesday from the plantation Of Captain
w. A. Cohb
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

4Gs~ Dispatches have been received at the War
Department from the army in Utah. The army was
encamped about twenty miles from Salt Lake CITY
Ihe engineers were taking observations Of the coun
Fy, Tor the purpose of selecting suitable ,te for
permanent military post
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

AZ II is reported in the Northern journals that
the President has offered the Spanish mission to SEN
aor Stephen r. Mallory, Of Florida and that he has
$50 far'' declined IL.
Inc report is, says the N. o. Picayunc supposed to
be correct Mr.. Mallory has not decided to accept
Tor private reasons which it is to be hoped will DO
overcome. The main purpose of his mission will be
10 carry out the Presidents plan for the acquisition
OF ehoa ny negotiation, and Senator Mallory is par
ucuiarly and emlneny qualified for the trust. lie
III enlightened, capable and discreet man, a very
'no'o"sh spanish scholar--not only familiar with the
ns'oiy' geography, resources and capabilities of the
lS"ha' Dat from his residence at Key West, within
"ayS SAL oi Havana, personally acquainted with the
people, Their dispositions, and opinions. 1t would be
al excellent appointment, and we believe it is one
thal personally he would be glad to undertake. We
hope the difficulties may hc ,urmoupcd that ohstruct
ms acceptance.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

ihE LOCKWOOD CUP was won by the English horse
ohuh'eref. but one Of the American horses started
ohafleston who came out last but one, in the race
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

IuE SUBMARINE CAoLE Tho reports Of the success
iul laying Of The Atlantic cahln have been fully con
hrncd, both ends having been landed. The Niaga.
ras end successfully landed at Trinity bay on tdo
9th, and the telegraph at Newfoundland ann 5uuce.
the same Of the Again at Nalcntia The ~ig.
mails continue - be perfect. II i understood, how.
eyer, thnt several days will be required for tha lna.
king Of experiments before the line can be opened
for business
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

CRICKET MATcH.-Thc New York papers state that
the great Cricket Match between Canada and the
United states, played at lioboken on the 9th, 7th,
and 9Th instant, resulted in victory for the United
States me scores foot l8S runs for the States with
four wickets TO fall, to ls2 for Canada
tnign Attend 10 the IIrnln llr1, rnnnn
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

THE TREATY or PARIs.--The Paris Monicur has
just published an official report from CouDt Walcw-
ski which shows that hrty.six states besides those
sitting in the conference have signed the treaty
of Paris of the 10th April, abolshng privateers in
time of war, called the Maritme Treaty of Paris y
Only three satos of all those invited to sign it, viz.
the United States, Spain, and Mexico, refused
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

IiiR BEECH ISLAND SPEEcu-Wc have reason TO be.
lieve that the report Of Senator IIammonds late
speech given in our columns, does not correctly rep
esenI NE views. As ne Is expected TO speak again
sometime during this month"; we hone TO have an an.
thent'c expression of bis opinions and positions.
lChareston Mercury, Sd inst.
IL Is TO be hoped that the foregoing is well found.
cd, and that the AIercnrys report Of the Senator'S
Speech was Incorrect That speech, as reported, has
only pleased the "Unon-at-any-prc gentlemen OF
the South and the editors of the Freesoil journals of
the North
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

AMERICAN MA>rrArrrnE- is ENGL>Np.-lt IN a E,cl
significant THE progr"s. Of American manufacturing
skill thai the Birmingham England manufacturers
initiate the trade marks Of American manufactured
cutlery and sell il as imported from the United states
The London Iimc, Of the first inst. has report Of =
trial Of The Collin. Company vs.. Reeves IN which
it was proved that the latter initiated all The trade
marks Of the former an American company, even ito
the fac similco :. ". Collins signature, wllchp
stamped on the cutlery.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-08-14

~" Attend 10 the Health Orl'ua0cQ,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-29

There is trouble brewing again, with regard to
Nicaragua. WALKERS Circular, announcing his
intention to set sail from the port of Mobile for
San Juan del Norte, on the 10th of next month,
has elected a formal notice from the British Gov
eminent to our Government at Washington, of
thelr intention "to prevent any further flibuster-
ing enterprises from the UNITED STATES upon
Nicaragua, Costa RIGA, or any of the Central
American States" and, as an evidence of their
determination to carry their purpose into effect,
strong squadron has been ordered to proceed to
Greytown and San Juan del Sur If this
step has been taken at the solicitation of
Nicaragua and Costa Rico, and there is very little
doubt that such is the case, we do not well see
upon what ground our government can object to
it. 1t is possible, however, that the Administra-
ton has already come to an understanding with
Sir WILLIAM GORE OUsELEY upon this subject, and
that no serious complications will arise But there
is evidently feeling of uneasness on the subject
which has been heightened by the intimations
which have been given recently in the French
Journals, that no exclusive policy will hereafter
be permitted with regard to Central American
affairs. What course our government would pursue
If WALKER should persist in making the attempt 10
re-enter Nicaragua, it is of course impossible to
say. 1t has, however, been rumored that the
President will issue the customary proclamation
warning all citizens of the UNITED STATES from
violating the neutrality laws, but we already
know that these paper protests produce no salu-
tary effect whatever. WALKERS avowed design is
to proceed to Nicaragua with body ofiagricul-
tural emigrants, and transparent as the fiction is,
1t must be accepted as fact, unless evidence can
be adduced to the contrary Yet common JUS
tce TO the feeble States of Central Ameri-
ca demands that these predatory forays
should be crushed out. But who is to I'M
dertake to do it? That is the question Clearly
it is the true policy of the UNITED STATES to inter-
pose its authority and not leave to England or to
France the performance of an office which is not
only disagreeable in itself, but which, from the
popular senstiveness with respect to foreign inter-
ference in the affairs of this continent may posi-
bly, involve us in difficulties. We shall be glad TO
learn that the rumored reinforcement of our
squadron in the Gulf Stream has something to do
with this matter though we fear that the odium
incurred by Commodore PAULDIyG in breaking up
WALKERS previous expedition, will induce the Ad-
ministration to suffer others to do what had much
better be accomplished by ourselves
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patty give their first Concert at the New Assembly
Rooms this evening. The pianist, GUSTAV SArrEG!
is already known here by reputation, and of Miss
BRAINERD, the N. Y. Post says she is one of the
most gifted and charming vocalists, and at Julien;
concerts, the Philharmonic, the Oratorios, and al
those given by herself she has always deserved, as
well as achieved success. of the other members Of
the Company cannot speak at present.
Mrs MACREADY will read, at Carroll Hall, this
evening, Shakspeare's "Much Ado About Moth
ing" Of the play to be read it is useless to say
ANYTHING OF the reader-go hear her.
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AMUSEMENTS.

HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE.-The very great sue.
cess which attended the continual presentation OF
the Tempest for several weeks, has induced Mr.
FORD, upon the departure of the Opera troupe, to
give usthe not less interesting play of A Winters
Tale. Last night it was performed before very
excellent audience, and met with entire success
New and beautiful scenery has been painted by Mr..
GErz, and all the appointments of the stage are
thoroughly arranged. The company is composed
of nearly the same persons who played in the Tenn
pest, and is really clever one. The play will be
repeated every night this week.
CoHoERT. SPALpNG's Concert Com
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IFTOfH We ST. JOINS, " F., Post, Oct. ~
PROPOSED EXTENSION OF THE GALWAY STEaMsHIp
LINE.-Lord Bury, we understand, is prepared at
once to sign contract behalf of the Galway
Company, to run such boats between the port and
the United States, touching at st. Johns, as will
make the voyage to this within seven DAYS; to Sc
cure which long desired arrangement this colony is
required to contribute comparatively trihing ad-
vance on the grant already passed, the imperial
government having consented to make an advance
OF fifty per cent upon its promised f3 000 and lust
as surely the grant of e. 900 by our Legislature
met, as it unquestonably did, with universal APP
proval, even for boats in every way inferior to those
which can be secured for now, just so surely will
one cry of condemnation be unanimously raised
against the false economy, or rather the unitness
to direct the destnes of the country which will be-
come too plainly evident should the Executive not
close unhesitatingly with the favorable offer now
made to them of the Galway Steamship Company
by Lord Bury.
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UPON PROF. o. j. WooD, of st. Louis.
fortune has conferred the honor of having discovered
basamc PREPARATION which not only promotes grow
Of and beauties the hair in high degree but restores
when gone or turns it to its original color after it has
become gray, fasens it to the scalp and eectually
sroys such cutaneous erupons may have been
dered by the use Of dyes essential oils and other injurious
applications. The many respectable testimonials which
are offered in its favor from every part of the country
which has been introduced leaves loop for Skepc
to hang doubt 1t is suppanting all specifics
for the hair and enjoys popularity which other has
ever attained Buy lt-test tand rejoice that your
tention has been directed to it.
CAUTIoN.-8eware of worthless limitations, several
are already in the market called by different names Use
none unless the words Professor Woodss Hair Restora-
tive, Depot St. Louis, No. and New York, blown in
the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine
Dealers Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers in
the United States and Canadas, and by
JOHN C. GIVEN Chinaman's Tea Store,
oc29-2w 81 and 80 Baltimore street.
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BURGLARS ALARM-H. r. Robbins, of Bal,

BURGLARS ALARM.-H r. Robbins, of Bal
timore, Nd. claim the specified combining
and arranging relatively each other on door G. and
door frame e. or other structure, the alarm movement
cap nipple, X, exploding spring hammer, H. stop or
set pin, j, for the purpose set forth.
by this invention, simultaneously with the operation
Of setting the hammer to explode cap the verge
the alarm movement is caused to lock the verge wheel
and thus prevents the running down OF the SPRING
simultaneously with the opening of the door and the
poson of the cap the verge wheel is unlocked and the
alarm movement caused to give continuous alarm This
arrangement differs from and is superior devices be-
fore used being readily attached any door, and cost
ing very little more than ordinary cheap clock move
ment and serving to give sudden start to the sleeper
when burglar enters the room and then keeping up
continuous alarm until he is fully aroused and made
of his danger.1 oc29tf
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IRISH ESCuMBERED ESTATES CouRr-The most re-
markabe estates for sale in November are those of
the Earls of Arran, Portarlington, and Kenmare,
and the Meath estates of C. p Leslie NJ p; a
petition about two weeks ago was lodged by the
Rev. E. II. Newenham, son-in-law of the Earl
MOuntcashel, the rental of the lands amounts to
$4,000. There will be for sale in November in the
new Landed Estates Court upwards of five hundred
lots, producing a net rental of upwards of EDS 900
per annum, posted for sale, which, upon a
very moderate calculation, may be said, will pro-
duce upon sale probably $500 600
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Singers SEWING MACHINES,

AT lOo baltimore STREET,
HAVE BEEN GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE.
R1-We are now offering family machine at the
Low PRICE OF FIFTY DOLLARS
n1-Hemming guages of every width, binding guages
all sizes, adjusted to machines.
R5-Send for copy of !. NJ Singer & Co.'s Gazette
oc1-tf W. E. BRODERICK Agent
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ID | IL ID

Yesterday from injuries received from the accidental
taking fire of his dress, SEVERNE WALLIS, youngest
child of Henry NJ. and Anna G. Ftzhugh.
On the 18th instant ANNA, aged Is months and DAYS
youngest daughter of Sarah Ann and William Wright
On the 9th instant, at his residence near Catonsville
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La I#,:::.....:.::z ADAMS EXPRESS
EXPRESS TO ALL POINTS ON TIE
No Y TLLE Y AZ 4 Z

EXPRESS TO ALL POINTS ON TIE
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
TWICE DAILY.
The Company gives notice that they are prepared to for
ward GOODS, PACKAGES, PARCELS, MONEY VAL
TABLES, &c., to YORK, HARRISBURG, WILLIAMSBURG
ELMIRA, NIAGARA FALLS, BUFFALO and all the Towns
and Cities in Western New York and Canada.
Expresses for these points closes at the Office at ~
NJ, and p. NJ.
Express for Harrisburg and all points Pennsylvania
Railroad, also for Chicago and all points West leaves
DAILY at 10 P. NJ.
H9-These Expresses are accompanied by competent
Messengers.
GOODS CALLED FOR by our Wagons FREE OF CHARGE
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE Is published every morning
tSundays excepted price Two CENTS served In the city
at twelve and half per week. payable to the CARR.
ers mailed subscribers out city at SlA
ner annum The TRIWEEKLY edition is mailed to sub
scribers at FOUR DOLLARS per annum. TERMs-inva
rably cash in advance OFFICE OF PUBLIcATIoN-North
Fast corner of Baltimore and North streets, Baltimore
Letters to be addressed ITO THE DAILY EXCHANGE
Raltimnra Marylapd.p
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NoURsE & CowAN.

Me A n T 7 A L 0RS
No. NORTH CALVERT STREET
sT Baltimore, Md.
WASHING AND IRONING is still done for fami-
lies and individuals, at the Laundry No East Baltimore
ST., by the bridge careful hand collect return
the clothes. Call and leave your order and get list of
prices, rules and regulations. oc4d3m
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INTERESTING TO PERSONS HOLDING HOUSES
RENT.
Your attention is invited to the proprety of INSURING
your HOUSE RENT.
Females and persons retired from business who depend
mainly upon their house subsistence are spe-
cially interested in this matter
For small premium you can be protected from any
loss Of rent should property be destroyed by fire.
at the
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY'S
OFFICE, 13 SOUrH STREET.
AT this Office, also
Your HOUSES may be insured
Or your MERCHANDISE;
Or your HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE;
Or your VESSELS on the stocks or aaoat in port;
on the most favorable terms, for year. month or week
All losses promptly adjusted and paid
JOHN B. SEIDENSRICKER, Prest
J. R. MAGRUDER, Sec'y. Is South street
oc22eou Nat. ms. Co. Office of Baltimore.
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NJ A X X | H. ID

On the Sd instant, by Rev. DR.. Fuller, ALEXANDER
H. MILLER to Miss ANNIE AUGUSTA, daughter of John
H. NaG, all of this city
On the 10Th of September by Rev. John II. Brown
SOLOMON MONK to Miss C0RNELIA NICHOLS, all of
this city
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ARRIVAL OF Dr.. Hunter

DR. HUNTER, of New York. founder of the Inhalation
system of Practice for the Cure of Bronchial and Pumo
narDsease also author Of the Celebrated Letters Con
SUMPTION published by the New York Press has arrived
in Baltimore and may be consulted during TO DAY (Fr
day, Oct 29th,) at the Office of DR.. Williams No 52k
North Charles street. oc291t