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SAM'L NJ PRICE,
wa III GORDON,
VIM j EGGLESTON,
JOHN TEMPLE.

hlCu .nOnI, Jan, IbI. IeJ5
~ B.-persons Indicated TO the late concern of
Price Watkins and those having claims against
il will cali us tor settlement.
. fe 4-dIm NJ Z x Co.
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g Co PARTNERSHIP NorIcA-SAM'L
IL. PRICE, having purchased the entira inte-
rest ut JOEL Is WATKINS, in the late concern f
pblCE 4 WATKINS. has associated with bin in
the business " NJ GORDON and WM J EGGLt-
STUn lats of the hOuse of r X PRICE n Co. and
JOHN EMPLB, late with PRICE 4 WATKINS, undtr
the style Of
SAMUEL M. PRICE s. CO,
who will continue the Retail and Wholesale DRY
GOODS BUSINESS, in the house recently occn
pied by PRICE WATKINS, No l57 MRien st., square
below the Banks.
They II specttully solicit the patronage of their
friends, customers and the public.
With Increased facilities aud experience they
hope to be able TO offer assortment of Goods at
sill times equsl to any in the city. and such indug
ments will invite the patronage which they so l.
cit. All orders for goods will be promptly and faith
fully executed.
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n EVERY LADY should buy 8

SS-S'SS pair of those beautiful Black CATERS
.tent leather tipped, ant mode Of fine Cloth whicf
CLARK is selling at onij - cents pair. Ladies
come AZ once, and secure pail: have only abOu,
800 pair, ana they Will n t remain on hand long at
that low price, fOr every person who them lays
IN supply of several pairs while they can be Lac
so cheap. They are 20 be had only at
mh3-6t JOHN CLARK'S, No IS Main st.
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gHy~ DR.. MINNoCK's INDIAN PANACEA,
For the certain cure of Rheumatic Neuralgia and
Nervous C9EplaiGts
RIcHNJND, Deer 23i 1853
1t ST rds me much pleasure to state to you, that
I have ussd DR. Ainno,k'5 Rheu uatc Medicine in
my family on several occasions. and made perfect
cure, and chcerfuly recommend it 70 the public
as Il valuable medicine f Rhlumatisu
JAMES BRAY
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a2y- SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS WORKS. -
To TEE VOTERS OF RIcHMosD-i respectfully an
noupce myself candidate for the above Office and
solicit your votes at the ensuing Municipal election
nh tide ID HA0ERfY.
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MARBLE WORKS.
JACOB VINCENT,
MANUFACTURERS OF ITALIAN AND AMERf-
CAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TONES HEAD PIECE.
OF ereru sui or Design.

The public are respectfully invited 70 call AZ my
Yard between 5th aud n streets. on Main. aud ex
anime my Tx. which cannot be exceiled bv any
other establishment North or South, which | will
sell as low as any establishment in this city o.
nl.nynhnrn nh In
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e. REEFS Co have facilities for taking 200 Por-
traits daily. ihsy employ more help than do all
the other Galleries in this city comoined
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/ SPRING TRADE. 1890

JAMES WO0UH0USE s CO.
Bo1i sellers Staioners and Dealers in Piano F0rfs,
Guitars. Victims. Music. &c.
l39 Main street, Richmond. Va,
Beg leave to call tie attention Of the pubic TO
their stock of Goods, which. already one OF the
largest 10 the State in their line of business, they
are now Increasing by fresh 'uppies. when VIII
make it complete in every department, aud wen
worthy the att antion If buyers.
They especially invite an examination rom ihe
Country Merchants, confidently believing thatthey
are able supply their wants their eatIe salts
faction. They can iurDih from their beos Bind
cry and Mandatory every description oi bls'k
and Memorandum Book. AMI at Zoe prices. The'r
Ware Rooms are constantly supplied With q lsrge
assortment OF PIANO F0kTSS. Of tbs very pest
manufacture, which they are willing to sell on res
sonabie terms. -
So Orders respectfully solicited. aud will DO
promptly and faithfully attended 20.
fe 2S-6t JAMES WO0DHOUSE 4 co.
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NLATE AND METALlC ROOFING

CLATE AND METALLIC RO0FlNG.-
~ JOHN G. MCMILLAN co, having had sn *,
reriepcs of over twenty years in Seotianf, ana
eight wears in this country ard Central Ameies AZ
practical SKATERS and MEFALiu ROoFEks, OF,
Ter their services 10 the citizens OF kehmond anu
adjacent cities and country. rcv
When desired We viii use the celebrated boSn
INGHAM SLATE which is equal. IL not supefleri
Z, any slate now In 1t retains IFS ofisinnee,
color and 10 has been proven thar it VII. Iass
as long As bricks in building and the pfits o.
been so reduced that We are now eEabEso 70 S""'-
pete " iIh either shingles or tin
Give US a call. aud we will demonstrate wa. "a
saw "put facts are chiles that wiroa ding. sna
dowua be disf uted' ..
Any Kind Of EAYEs aud CoRNICEs can be msa"
by US. ,.,,as
eansfactory references will be given when tesrru,
Office on Main street. between 9Th .nd sthi S'A'
to Mr. " Davies Marble Yard.
Old Ro"f- REPAIRE and warranted
NIB uS
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e.. CENTRAL kGRIoULTuRAL SoCI-
As>I-a Ely A meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee is requested the Office of the President. on
SATURDAY mkt, at 20 NJ The members are
earnestly requested not to permit the weather TO
prevent another meeting.
nh 3-3t q HlMMlCk, sec 7.
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1859 SPRING TRADE. 1869.
John ]. MELLON,
~ IMPORTER AND DEALER ~
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WIN Ed, BRANDIES,
GINa EHfSREYa &c,
NO 1874 CARY ST, RICHMOND. VI,
Have in store and Bonded Warehouse Cognsc
Rochelle and Sazerac BRAEDTEs; goIlsni GIN:
Jamaica RU VI: Scotch aud Irish HIIISkEY; Port,
Sherry. NJ sdeira and Malsga WINES.
40 bbls Penn aud Ohio Whisky
3 q bbis Brandy. Gin and sweet Wine
20 bh's Old Apple Brandy
l26 bbls assorted Rye Whi,keys. (from | to
yesrsodl
100 bbls Excelsior Pure Rye With key (of which
| am ole Aeent)
20 baskets Champagnes Of superior brands
Claret safavue and Diedishimsr Wines; Cnracoa,
KimmeI. Krsh- a-ser and Absinihe; Lord1a and
Dublin Porter; Scotch Ale; Fine Havana Segars.
Tina; aful for past favors, l respectfully solicit
ntirrauce, promising satisfaction in all cases.
IT, All orders promptly attended to.
mi
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GPkING Trade, 1859.
PURCELL. LADD G co,
WHOLESALE DIR CGGISTS,
No. l22, corner Main anG Gov ernor streets,
kICH M0ND, VA.
Hava now in store their SPhING SUPPLIES of
DRUGS, MEDlCIN Ms, CHEMICALS
4SWINDOW GLASS of all s.Zss-SS
OILS of every description
LINSEED and TANNEkS' OIL
SPERM. WHALE, LARD and SWEET GIL
INDIGO, NADER and other DYES
bUaNING FhuIO, UAMpHiNE
VAKNieBES
SODA, SPICES, &c, &C
con prising one OF the largest and best stocks OF
goo0s in our line We have ever offered, selected in
person by Of our firm and purchased Tor CASH,
enabling to sell them to cur friends, merchants
ana others as low the same description of goods
IAN be bought in any market. Werespectfully ask
chasing
as orders faithfully and promptly attended to-
FURJELL, LAID CO, Druggists.
NH 3-dyc kJchynaQu
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CEWING MACHiNES.-Rece this
~ morning per steamer Jamestown. alarge a.
sortment of Gh0y Err n BAkEa'S celebrated fam
lily aud plantation SEWING MACHINES. From
thu very flsttering manner in which our machinef
have been received by the public (resutin2 in the
sale of tweaty-v thsusandl We are I'D to be-
iieye that they rior TO any in the market.
Price from $50 10 At25. Office In Mechanics Insti'
tute. 9th street, Rich rond. Va.
Gall and examine them. or send for Cireulas.
nh -
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LIME DRESS CLOTHING :

lyme DRESS CLOTHING - ENTIRE
a. CHANGE IN STYLES-The subscribers, anti.
cipatinR their spring trade have received a large
stock during the last few days, of Dress Frocks
Doeskiu Pants. Fancy aud Black Silk Vests. to
which they invite attention. Having made an en-.
tire change in the SHAPE of their garments after
the latest reported STYLES they hope 70 satisfy the
trade with the novelties produced. Parties inter.
ested will pleass examine the stock as are conf
deut Of showing something that III please
TuPMAN HUDL,
NM 10 Main st
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AGaU SR.Ai E y To.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
Fourth night of the engagement of the justly ceIe-
brated Comedians, Mr.. Wi. WHEarLhY and
MIR }. 4. CLARKE.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 3. 1859,
viii be rerformed L I'M Tayior's dash;ng Comedy
ofOU K AMERICAN COU~ IN-Asa rrenChard
(our American Cousjn) NJ ] ClaIkt; lord
Dundreary, Mr. WA Wheailey.
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kf-The new style, the Pearl Ambrotypes, intro.
duced by BEES Co. are destined to throw all other
tyles entirely into the shade
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s&% SANFoRb's LIVER INvIGERAToB-
COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM.--Is a mild and eff
tectual cathartic. acting first on the LIVER, to
eject its morbid matter. then on the Stomach and
Bowels, and carries off AL matter that prevents
their healthy action. and thus strengthens ard
builds up the whole system very rapidly and is the
bss. LIVER INNitI ORATOR
LIVER INVlGERATOR
LIVER INVIGERATOR and
PURIFIES THE BLOOD
PUkIFiES THE BLOOD
PURIFIES THE REO0D
CUREI Liver COMPLAINT
CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
CURES R0WEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DlARRHO.F
Sold by all Druggists. fe 26-Gm
EF~ FAIR FOR THE MoNUMENTAL
CHuRcH.--The Ladies Of the Monumental Church
viii hold a FAIR at the Hall of the Mechanics In
stiiute opening on MONDAY NIGHT, Feb. 18th
an CONTINUING THROUGHOUT TIRE WEEK.
Thev have a great variety OF useful and Fancy
Articles, and Refresh nents of various kinds. The
proceeds of the Fair are FOR the repairs Of the
Church The patronage of the public is solicited
IL 25-6t*
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En- KEEPER OF TIE POOR HOUSE II
past serv css in time of are be rewarded by
an enlightened community, it is to be honed that
they will not overlook the claims OF Mr. HENRY
AYERS, VIII, will be voted for. as KEEPER OF
TIE POOR HOUSE. by tax pay ers In the
E,h I-3t< THREE WARDS
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a7- MANAGER OF THE ;OUR HOUSE TO
THE CITIZkNs OF RICHMOND mot respect
fully announce myself for the above tfhse aud
solicit your votes At the coming election
N 49, HENJaMIN BRAGG
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GRAYS, ATTENTIUN-The annu
81 al meeting Of the Company will be held at Mi
II, jity Hall, On FRIDAY night next, at ~ o'ck
ri AT THIS MEETING vii! be held the annua
election OF non-conmis-ioned ofiicers. Court OF NJ
Quiry will set 10 fles, and the Secretary will
report all whoar Delinquent for ducs, fines, &C.
SpkCIaL BUSINESS.
As there will be ether and sp. cial business before
the company, it Is very desirable that every
Der should be present. BIZ order Of Captain ELL
CIT. JOHN ROGERS.
NH 7--3. Orderly.
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WALTER d. BLAIR

RACUN q BASKERVILLE effer for sale.
~ 9D hhds prime to choice New or,ssns sugar
20u bbls Coffee Sugar N"se'
t0 bhis Cru-hed and Powdered Sugar
100 bbls prime New Orleans Molasass
30 bbis Reboiled Cuba Do
$50 bags Rio Coffee w
40 bags Lasnayra Coffee
100 bags ol Government Java Ooffee
15Q boxes Adsmantina Candies $500
rs IS bags Paper
100 dozen Painted Buckets NH s-,u
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NorlCE.-My agency for VIM. N. Tins
ley expired on the LIST inst. Those having &C
counts against me. as SUCH unsettled. can present
' "a ior settlement at my store No IS dsin street
mh W TYLER
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GLIDING ON GLASS.

GLIDING ON GLASS.
~ (PATESTFD APRIL 27TH. 1881
NEW AND TALUBLE INTENTION
This is q mode OF Gliding the Glass Cf Store
Windows. TranHoms. Offices. Banks or Private
Owelligns, which renders toe GLIDING
INDESTRUCri BILE FROM EIiBER THE Eff
FECfS OF STEAM FROST, Oa WASH
ING WITH & ZAP AND WAFER,
from being IL jTred bv abrasion from con.
tact with any hard substance. It consists in Plating
or Backing the Gold with metal, in such . manner,
which renders the Gliding perfect and indesirucii.
bic from The causes above mentioned; and at the
same Lue
OWES GREATER BRIBLIhN6Y TOTHEGOLD,
AND COSTS NO M0RE TIL AN THE OF MODE
The great utility and vaiue of the invention will
be perceived ohserying the rapid decaE and "a
strucOn of the Gliding done by the old mode on the
GLASS OF STORE v BOWS,
OFFICES. RANKS.& sc,
in any of our towns and cities, some OF which have
been ezecuted but o few weeks
Besides the brilliaIcy produced in the Gliding as
seen through the gloss. it affords sisoa
BRIGHT AND ORN PLATING
the posite side of the glass instead of the dull
gloomy paint backing heretofore us d.
The undersigned has bought tho riRht for this
city and county. and will take 'easgre iii showing
specimens dom by himself snd attend promptly 10
.lj orders left az his shop Grace treet. oppos
Catholic Church. X W ALLtN.
NH
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NB-As / shall not be able TO call an MANY of my
fellow citz rs before the day of election. hope.
therefore that they will do ne the justice to n
auire of those who do know me. as to NY On al fa-
tions for he flee seek. NH Z-sde*
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DICH SPRING GOODS.
"a TH0S r PRICE CO are getting in daily
new and elegant Fancy Goods fer early Spring saes.
and will be rep!enished daily, thr. ughout the en-
tire season. with every thing that is rich and desi
rable in
Splendid Silks and Silk Robes; splendid gareges
and Robes; Fuulards and Robes Orc andiss end
Robes; French Lawns aud Musiins Jaconets;
Chnts, &c; Euhroideries; Lace setts Thread Uol-
ars; Threat Wells; Gloves; Skirts; Hosiery; Laces
&c In Irish Linensand Linen Goods of their own
Importation and most approved make. they will be
amply stocked as also in every description of " hte
Goods brought to any market in the country.
In HEAVY GOODS they have full line, bong hit
bsflre the recent advance in these goods, watch
they will sell less than regular market vatue
long as they last
hetail and whole sale buyers are invited to give
them call. THOS Il PRICE Il co,
mh 3 Wholesale and Retail Dealers
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oOO BUSHELS NOVA SCOTIA P0-

COO TATORs
SEQ bushels Jersey WHITE MERCER do, very
superior fer planting or the table
Mol NaHV EkEL In Kits
Fresh HOPS
Fsniay .-VJR. warranted 1rstvsie
Fer sale by RAG LAND bSpLHbA-
NH ste
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n~s MEDICAL CoLLEGs OF VrsGI
iS>s-a NIA.-The annual con men3ement will Ne
held in the Chemical Hall of the College on FRI
DAY evening March Ain. at O'Clock The Vale
dictory Address will Re delivered by Professor &C.
CAV.
The Medical Profession and the public, are re-
spectfu!ly invited to attend.
L J0YNE2, MD,
NH So. Dcan of the Faculty.
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MEMPHIS AND flashing.

HAMPTON RoAps March 2.-Arrived ship RIAL,
100 daNs from CRlIao.
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yles entirely into the shade
@-REES Cos prices are Is cents 50 cents, 81
tor the usual ST 50 and 80 styles aud 80 and 81 fo
the usual S. and IS styles
81 RICHMOND THEATRE.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
CONTINUED SUCCESS.
CT
OUR A MEXICAN COUSIN.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
THE INIMITABLE COMEDIANS,
Mr. W WHEATLEY
AND
Mr. s CLARKE.
Mr. W WHEATLEY
AND
nh J s CLARKE.
NIGHTLY KEEPING CROWDED
AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
CONFUSED WITH LAUGHTER.
CONFUSED WITH LAUGHTER.
SECURE YOUR SEATS IN ADVANCE
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- RALLY WBIGs AND AMERICANS

ee RALLY WHO'S AND AMERICANS.
aS>~i~A there will be a meetir of the Wings and
Amer leans Of Reurico TT their Cuurt House, on the
first day Of March Court next, TO appoint delegates
10 meet tho delegates app tinted by the parti's in
Hanover, TO select eUltahle person to represent
this Senatorial District in the next Senate OF Fr
eiuia AID to appoint vigiiar &c Committees in the
different haoisterisl Districts Of cur county.
MANY WHI@S AND AN EhICANs OF
NH AT HENRICO.
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fEsy@ Da. sYLvANus L IKGRAM havir q
located himself permanently in Richmond. respect
fully tendt his professional services to the public
Ills be made either at his Office on Bank stree
near the Mechanics Institute, or at the st Charles
Hotel NH 3-dlm*
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SEIDLIl Z Powder and Citrate Magn STA
~ always kept fresh. preoared by myself. Also
for SALE real pure and best Chocolate aud Coo for
inyaids Tea and Ess eff O. fee
WAGN ER, ApotheCary.
Corner 9th and Broad SITS, near % Market.
n PRESCRIPTIONS put up accurately and OF the
best and NEST reliable Medicines. at any time st
night. l. WAGNER.
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MS- Burrows RELIABLE MEDICINE
For Scrofuia,
rheumatism.
syphilis, Piles
Dyspepsia.
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ESy~ Auction EoTICE.-I ask attn
ton to nay sale of Furniture. at sz,r's. THIS
DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at his residence Oh Church
Hill. Fee auction head.
NH r CAUTH0RN, Auct.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
Gerr1tt smith.

Some Of the Republican papers deny that
Gerrit Smith, who was one Of the fomenters
of the Harper's Ferry conspiracy, was ever
Republican member Of Congress In re,
ply to this denial, the New York Express, an
American journal, says
eve must confess to an inexplicable diff
Guilty in Distinguishing between Abolition
ists and Republicans True,
Smith ran against Morgan, Gubernatorially,
but Smith wanted the nomination himself,
and the run thus was only personal. II
Smith had won the nomination, would not
the whole Republican party have cheerfully
supported him
But, when district, a strong, violent Re.
publican district, such as that Of Madison
and Oswego, elects such man as Gerrit
Smith to Congress, and would have re,elect
him, but for his esignation--what are we
to call this product Of RepublicauismP -
The fact that a strong Republican district
Which gave Fremont a large majority, should
elect Mr.. Smith to Congress, proves that he
is the representative Of Republican senti
ment beyond any doubt The Republicans
can not throw of now, after such an in
dorsement.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28

" The Democracy of Kansas have nomin>
ated Hon. Samuel Medary for Governor, and
John p Slough for Lieut.. Governor. Every
body knows the cold wheel horse" and 1t is
generally conceded that be is the right man
for the place. Mr.. Slough, it will be remem-
bered, was some years since ousted from his
place in the Ohio Legislature, when a represen'
tAiiVe from Hamilton County, by the oppOsi.
tion and just enough pretended friendsto ac,
cOmplish the business, Slough is young
man of ability, and will make a good Lieut.
Governor 1t is probable that, despite the ap.
parent opposition majority, these gentlemen
will be elected
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-28
Thinrs are Worklng


The Bropn RepubIicap papers have been
foundsring under the Bsrper's Ferry load for
about week. They have evinced all sorts
of contortions, and aitstnaied 10 burlesqoe, hu.
NOR, indignation, the iudicrous, and all the
lights aud shades Of passion, without avail
They have been unable 10 please themselves in
their performances. Even the "infnile jest" Of
smilhers, ofthe Columbus Journal, fell fat upon
flatulent fancies aud puzzled seekers ahcr cons
ISOLATION. The Commercial had not the hear, 10
pursue the matter in the hsppy vein in which
it started out. This, we take H., is an indiea>
lion that the subject is too sore to admit Of fun.
In the midst Of this alternate crying, laughing
and cursing Of our Brown Republican eotemPo-
raries, the Germantown Independent steadiast.
ly advocates the "irrePressible conflict" without
variableuess or shadow Of turning. Give us a
Jackass for 6rmaess-we believe that is what
II is called.
In the mean time, the dangerous tendencies
Of the dogmas taught by The Republican lead>
eFs and papers are becoming more manifest
every day. Rejecting men, every where. have
concluded lhst,--the agitation Of the negTo
question is productive only Of evil, aud have
determined to contribute their influence aud
votestovards It's quiet. Ifauything were want
ing TO convince them Of the wisdom Of tbei'
conclusions il would be the course Of the Re,
publican papers in sympathizing with and
apologizing for treason to the country, aud the
murder Of our citizens. These things eannol
be CLOSED over, covered up, or smothered.-
They are having their effect; and ii is for good.
The intensified agitation Of the Slavery ques'
tion will hereafter be confined, we believe
where it properly belongs-to the AbOltiOnisIs
They will be incapable Of doing much misehie
unsided by outside influence and votes,
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Prem wa.hlnalon.

WAsHmoror, Get "a, 1853.
II Il but little more han tsycu months since he
last ,esslon Of the thitty.hhh oonqron adjourn-
ed. During ,ha, short period msny promlnent
members have paid ne debt o. nslufe or save
been rotated out Of once, on aecount u their po-
lltlcai cpinions. From our own State (ohIo) of
those who occupied seats In the Lac, Congress,
eleven. have been len behind. aflelmiok has
sapplsntsd Burns, and aurley orawiod up Into
the sost which 0roesbsck once adorned" Miller
Of the chillieothe district has received the ap.
poinimsnt of Judge In Nsbrasks, and CoctereIl
Of the sixth district has returned to hls old ba-
ness that Of blscksmishing. oockeroll len Lon.
don county, Va, many years ago with bat a few
dollars In his pocket, bat with an iron will and q
psrsevehng energy. The cold and reserved Hsr-
Ian has given way 70 the eloquent and jOyiaI Cor
win, and thopersonaliy popular Nichols has trans
ferrsd his OGeiai robes 10 tho back Of the onergot
10 Allen. The Sovereign" Of Ashtabula have
dispensed with the services Of the old stager cid
dingp, and he will before long walk the silent
galleries Of the grave. t....
Outside Of our eva State many prominent
members Of the last Congress viii be seen in their
seats no more. The witty Thompson Of Kentucky
win be succeeded by tx Gov. Powell and the iron
groy haired orittendon viii soon resign his seat
in favor Of Ksntackys fasorite soh--the eloquent
Breckenridge. John Bell, Of Tennessee, win be
succeeded by Nicholson, formerly editor Of ths
Uaiop and an able and talented gentleman. Old
Sam Houston, the great bear Of willlard's Hotel
has retired from the Senate, and will soon bc in
augurated Governor Of Texas. The bold and
fearless Broderiek will be seen in the Senate
Chamber no more; his Senatorial strifos are o@,
lie bas fought the battle Of life, aud his remains
now rest beneath the rocks Of Lone Mountain
Cemetery" The handsome and industrious Jones
Of Iowa, has gone as minister to New Grenada,
aud his place will be supplied by Ex- Gov Grimes
From the House the South has lost its greatest
member, and the country ono of the best and
ablost men ever sent to Congress. The State oil
Georgia cannot we'll agord to lose the services ol
Alexander Il. stephens. This county never pre-.
duced a man Of greater integrity, or Of more pu.
rity Of character. Georgia must by all moan
send him back, Faulkner Of Virginia will de
liver his Congressional slippers to BOtslsr, and
will in all probability take the place Of Secretary
Floyd, should that gentleman be sent to France
Clay Of kentaeky, and Jones Of Tennessee
have voluntarily retired to private life. The gal
liant Harris Of Illinois, died year ago, aad BIZ
remains now rest beneath the sod Of the valley.
NOW AND THEN.