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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
Locomotive ExpiOsiOn-Fiye Per.
snnS KalleA.

Scranton, Pa, Monday, Oct. q, 1853.
The Locomotive Virginia belonging to the Delaware
and Lackawsnns Railroad, exploded 10 the yard here
this AFTERNOON. Robert Stoxel the engineer, Wn.
Blown, the fireman. Mr.. SwsItz, and two Others whose
name. are unknown, were killed. The engine is
complete wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
Another American Vessel Fired into
at GarIsa.

BOSTON, Monday Oct. q, IoJy.
Captain Horton Of the chip Arlington Of Hallowel.
Me- reports that while passing the Straits OF Gibraltar
= tbirty-two pound sho fIed by the Span.arcs a:
Tsrifs, passed entirely through the ship striking ust
under the main channel Gu the sarbosrd SIDE. Capt.
II. vii report the facts formally 10 the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
The Carlisle Prisoner is Not Cook.

CARLIsLE Pa, MONEY! Oct. =, IoJ5.
woman who called herself Cooks sister arrived
here this morning sad bed an intsrvis~ with the MAJ
10 cuttody here. She Gays he is not Cook. The pris-
orer will have a hearing 10 noTow. lie asser.s tina.
he Ia. not been al Hsrpers Ferry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
SCuliers' Race.

BosTON, Mop1sy, Oct. q, IS5y.
Tho Champion Scu!ers Regs,ta took place AZ 10
O'Clock this morning. Distance, three miles. Joshua
Ward OF Newburgh, n. Y, took the first priz,, con-
sisti1 of 500, and flags; Thomas Doyle Of Boston
the stceId, Of 800; and Thomas Dsw OF New-fork
the third, Of $50. Time, 1916; 1926; 2i:ll.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

Boston, Monday, Oc.. -, 1919.
proposition is before the Aboi!tlonisLs OF Wor
oessr 10 raise money by contribution for tho purpose
Of obtaining counsel for Osssetane Brown, az his
comirg trial. The Rev. T. w. Hgginson acts az
Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

NEWARA, Ncndsy, Oct. =, ~
P.uck Harde convicted Of the murder OF h.s sister,
Wa this noou sentenced by Juoge Ogden 10 be nuns
OF Thursday, Jan. ), between ~ and CLOCK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
From Mexico.

NEw.ORLEASs, Monday, Oct. "a, ISjy.
The steamer Arizona, from Brszoe ON the 2O.n, has
arrived here with SIS, 900 10 specie.
Cortinas was stil eLcanped at Rio Grande with $50
men. The Indians were joining him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
The Mississippi Central Railroad.

AUOUs1a, Ga. hOndsJ, Oct -, 49,.
n,iv.e etier from the President OF the Mississippi
CeI,iaI Railroad, GATED HOY SprDg. Oc- ~ Gays
TIA, only - uiles Of rosd remain unfinished that ne
usnx u berg lad from botn ends And tAai i VII be
con. pletsd by tie Leaf CT D-ceCber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
Fire i'm NeW.OrIeans.

NLw.ORLEAss, Monday, Oct "a, 1883.
The Magazine street market, and four squares ad.
dining burned iaxt night The loss is estimated
al klJO 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
New.YOrk Independence Guard.

PBfIlDELPHIA, MJr1sy, Vct II IHJ''
TIE Irdep.pcence Gazd Of Se~;fork am .ei aers
this afternoon. ana ~ere received by the Alo1aa
Cu.yd 70 the lumber Of 10 excluding tae baud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

A locomotive On the Des ware and Lsckswaans
Railroad exploded at Scranton, Pa, yesterday, kill
log the engineer, freIen, and three other p.nons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

PEsssYLyAsiA.-Wesv gre on another page the
Official yo.e Of Pennsy ly.nis Tor the only State
officers chosen st her l.te Election. IL tia, table
the vote Of yenapyo County !, wanting. We have
it now, and add il, a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
NemI1prk Dalp Iribure
TUESDAY, OCTOBER %, 1853.

Hs.n HI,yEy Btcs Bros are Assn,s IL Res1iHs. Pa
f,r the ssls VI THs TsiEUsk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

Cochran Wright KEN. Rove
yenspgo... 2gZ2 lsN 2,G2 l,sH
Total 10 s. ..l8l IS 1921 ls92s! 1871
OPP. usj....I7,Zyl Opp. M. 1872
The vote is q, So less than that Of last year,
and the falling of ia msIniy 10 the strong RsPub
rcso Counties, which were no: seriously contested
this year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

ne largest Fall aud WHITES CLor
s even VstJ and sy offered AAd vii be sod
lsss thsI A3y 0oer siors H. ths Guy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
90. 90 saved ,.,fy 3, being "a Broadway.

Ys b. had In the word spsoysst IN
~ Castor s.d other Dssaftls " tsis es,sbshInsal
p!sess call sne examine tbs Chdr-ns Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
sIsorR's No. 2 SEWING. MAcmsE 500

SIseEg. no. IBEw,sc-sscgsE"..
gne,sss1asDatD NAcHsts M manufacturing purposes ere
well io0@ be without sucosssgl h'si IN re nnSst
Much has recently pobsd Ia r'sfd 70 vsoo. stitches
tnsse b. sswDt Machines tnGISs h.ehfs.s make tins best
.,iteb ever Invented and do e. IL the be-. style.
F1nILY .NsG.hIcBIkEs ct 90 AID s75 are capable H
psrfapfpg 81 .;ys ell the ssvil u pnvs- family
BynHIEc.OauGEs KEDVcED D.......................sf
In. BIhCEk Co No. ~ Broadway, N. Y.
No. TO Fulton-st Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

RUPrVRs CURED-BY MARSH & Co. 8 RADI-
CAL Cuas Tnus Also eLk ELAsrIc STOCKINGS for vAcoss
veins Evrroslrp and snouLDEk BnAcEs Instruments os
dsso;ties made 70 ordsi No vesey Aston House Y.
IAliss private attendants Also Coz.
Las 1 Co., Nc. s Wes, Ali Cscasssl oha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
VAN BUsKIRK's FRAGRANT SozoDoNT

Tia d.ciou. CLEasskR PktssEvrR Of the TEETH j,
sod HaLL RUCkEL Cos az zS Gieenwichs, AID a. al
Dug ard Fancy Goods Col at No z8 Gfeen~ichs,
circular oontnps the testimony Of Of me mos1
snsiLslt PAP sieisu., &C. Of this aud other cities
Coon WINTER DEMONSTRATIONS durable
sVp.or French Cal. AID made BY the bes. Of worn
usa boys wlu ready do good service. HUNTING
and ftsaakC boogs, &C, &C. Be foano a.
HATySs'S, No. III Fulton-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
"BALpwIs's" CLOTHING EsTABLIsMMENT

NoA ~ AID u bOwery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

HoLLowAy's OINTMENT will cure the worst
ohspso ciacka lips and bard ush pro
oucipe sit rpe ooog lp. nothing else viii give
hAsufscto;y y, No 50 MADAM l.p+ N A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
BOYS CLoIinxG DEPARTMENT

EoCtss kbYnohDs,
Eos III izi fai1n street..
EcOk~NICki flsssrs,
vould os ctjIdisu f>stoIatiJ wsfmy ssd well
fof tho
Ts.ufac WfETtH,
VIM hnd IN this department cur stock ~ CoLD WtlTHI1
CLoJe,xc more vsissly sJis. and aoe oss'ins
ana ss1fiys sfsy;nsb for In DOR DSt dnOr
sn ~e bsys W tstns pleasure Of submitting r ths
spon Of ndss reqfy .ss4nt, chap sns bcsofnior sp
psssi for bo5s =, ,.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-19
Steamboats,.

raslIn FOR FREDERICKSBURG VA.
$3.50 The steamer VIRGINIA, Capt. y. Fair
ho soo.o,, bank will commence her regular trips 70
a.. rr,,1Bb ALTiM0RE AND FREDERICKSBURG,
On FRIDAY, March lth 1889 leaving baltimore on that
gay gay at R oeloG s NJ from her berth et
hou arriving IN FedereEsburg ReXt s dny e2e a rne
Tr ] Rios GaTk Keturnng will leave Federick5
there Of The nigh train of from the North South
hf VII stop at all Of her usual landings on
lion traf IRTFRn S4T ana refurnins and in add
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
the handling and sI9Ting of goods thereby preventing
She amply provided with ventilated State Rooms
ana beftS which renders her one of the most pleasant and
has oroh and am 4 repa Gn d6g Bay
past winter and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
EFIesht Of all kinds taken at very moderate rates. and
recTea IN baltimore at the boat on Wednesday, Thursday
~ AZ Freight landed the river must be prepaid
Goods from other lines destined for Frederick Sbur, or
points on the river will be promptly received by Agents
Grain from the River received and delivered per bSg
'''' 'o'l GAf fPPS q S GWY& g Agents.
F sE ES q i9T!f Sf Pfed Baltimore,
If" BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHAN-
53j& T5 I2& SS anaSs Excepted for HAvRE
GaP Ptr T4 Tdmn SaNA A
Rfsf % tf FR Y FsTS
LRDAG j ana TGESDAY atG o'clock, P NJ. Returning will
WEnNESRAY at 3 O'Clock, and HAvRE DE GRACE at
The steamer PORTSMOUTH," Capt VIM. W Travers,
T G Wa,S G rig&ar trips for the season as
Freight received daily until o'clock
~ duplicate receipts for freight required in all cases
Eft FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
Sss vii steamer fsr cry, W t. SELDEN w. B Srwaq
Wi an FaF6pG6HFck aE fpfHos fIm her
Tuesday, February 22I, at o'clock ? NJ R.turnfn%
VII leaye fredericksburg at o'clock FRIDAY MORNING.
@ FGY &uf1S HGE SEASON.
C E' and 2l eE Ivy G sa dSe Sn at 2w rs orse
tended TO- 3hae Pa prompy o a Sp%d Rgpeuay at
at 5,r eff Ge n3 @ 9d fsgRt apply in Baltimore
fl2tf Agents At X IN P PIIffTFs s1G z 70
81 OFFICE OFF CONTINENTAL
sSzsnrsz--a STEAM TUG COMPANY
or S G noa HAVING been put in complete running
and Th h1E"r TOWING i at the shortest notice
- Steamer LIONESS, Captain A. IT, League
p 25ss g toa,d for iRs SAFETY Of vessels @
NATION apply to the Captains on board Of the agent,
jals,tf " 10 s s. vi " Pratt 'Sit' street.
Ill FOR THE SOUTH
sts--zszz-@4As DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. PTIILApEL-
FILA ' BA FY4LTEliNNoEEE + via the
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA, ATLANTA. MONT
e,p1, &&oMkRH AND NEW ORLEANS
'ihi'>nn an SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
raw pA IIL,G , Except Sandays) via.
70 1IE AnovE MEy&d E0AN NJ, RAILROAD
To No NfIT TR az a. tnt tie traveller IS subject
SL,iT " q, ~ T We ~ i''iiIIIii9ad from
w" iT TffE ID ~ Nj W LIN " IINGI0N, y. c.
trop, N.,c yorl, - uitiriol,t,il IINhEIS
~ " yin ~ Wi iiiiiitinS N9ii' y. T. $S ~
N ongII.' ~, i = II 50
pbil,La to Wii rUM ana lorihSmouth' Va, 80
" u. lI III2 S1ii, ~ T., l6 ~
NorfoIk and pI,rt-,o,,u " 10 90
R,tmora T., WiIr,,I+tn,,, " ,ioutH' ' a. 3 90
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GA r. r A U S & c o.,
tI5@El IMPORTERS AND
$500 DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
No. IL CIEAPSIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF LOMBARD
Offer for sale eXtensye assortment of Pure Cognac Bran
dies various yintages Wskey, Old Rye superior Scotch
Old Bourbon, Monongahela Holland Gin Of different brands;
Domestic Brandy Gin, Pure Spirits, Rectied Whskey and
Peach Brandy Swiss stomach Bers superior article of
which sole agents for the State of Maryland Cigars
imported and domestic all guaranteed to give satisfaction
ocl9u No. IL CIIEAPSIDE.
rxchhA TdS IcE TH To- IS IN CO.,
AK STREET,
IMPORTERS
BRANDIES, WINES, SEGARS &c,
Offer for sale an extensive assortment of
BRA N DIES:
j. Hennessy Otard, Dupuy Co; Jean Louis, ISL Supe
rior old Cognac Jules Robin Co; A. Seignete John
Durand Co-of various grades. All in S Bonded are
houses.
WINES:
Sherry Madeira Port, Sicily, Lisbon, Burgundy and
Malaga Wines in casks Also, Champage, Care and Hook
in gasspart very choice Curacao and Maraschno Cor
dias
HOLLAND GIN, of Bcker's "Grape' brand-of highly
approved quality London Brown Stout and Porter Scotch
and India Ale Bordeaux and Marsees Sweet Oil, Sar-
dimes, MaccarOni, Nermcelli, Olives, Capers &c
HAVANA SEGARS constantly receiving from "A number
the IF
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New York at o'clock \. Portsmouth at ~ ock A. u.
BBitmelph' W Wij@ns At At = "a
For Augusta, Charleston and South, the Manches
ter Railroad, now finished
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg, any other
points on the James River connect with James Rive boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore.
~ Passengers for Edcnton Plymouth, Newbern, Wash
mgton Weldon, GoldSbOro, Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh and
Wilmington ~ C., will find most pleasant, direct and
agreeable route. ~ n FALLS,
Baltimore, Sept 1858. President
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Snsinsss Gar0s.

PUN fdsRNs L = Wills, HENRY NJ WILLIS
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
BUY AND SELL LANDS, HOUSES, Sc 9 mhiotf
THOMAS NJ GREEN. BENJAMIN R. YoE.
GREEN 4 YOE, ~
DEALERS n St cnofGE f f 3ts.e vaeeo
, AND FINE FAMILY GRoc GROCER Is hi'poNS'
fellu No. IS BALTIMORE STREET, Bait.
y RIAL ESTATE BR0KER,
11 Fsaf5 e9R SYST kES n purchase and si
y. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS,
All work entrusted to them will receive their particular
Job5ing attended to with punctuality jaltf
MACDONALD & DUGDALE, 'A'' D''DNAA'
W. GUANo, CRANE Si1 FE6tR. CORN MEAL,
RE "a BAS ssn a T j 5nd
diff COR "'hlDhE BAIT THafh AND PRATT ST.
~ CASSARD & son,
". PORK PACKERS, HAM CURERS,
pRov1 $40 SsA GEYE X
nsf NOS ''' AND 400 B HHiH BALTIMORE STREET.
7 UTHER J. COX & R. B. WARDEN,
IL GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS,
No. JARVIS pnrsb BgIL 5%S III Norm ST.
REAL ESTATE, GGESTTR eRESTs, MORTGAGES, AND
I LYLE CLARK & CO.,
-. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE SALE
VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO,
No. LOG W. LOMBARD ST.
n3t Baltimore.
Ii w. DUNCAN,
TEAS, WINES AND GROCERIES,
S. f. CORNER FAYETTE AND PINE STREETS,
ol6t BALTIMORE.
TOHN H. O'DONOVAN, JR.,
- Manufacturer and Dealer in every variety of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS.
AND AGENT FOR
OLD RYE WHISKEYS,
au25-tf SO Cheapside Baltimore.
r A. DUSHANE
Il. COMMISSION PAPER DEALER,
NO. 40 SOUTH CHARLES ST,
near Lombard,
au2ltf BALTIMORE, MD.
TOHN W. HOGG,
j ARCHITECT AND PRACTICAL SUPERINTENDENT
FOR PUBLIC And PRIVATE BUILDINGS,
Office 2, Cup stairs) No IL South street,
(NEAR THE SUN BUILDING,)
Jelly Baltimore
I EONARD VANDEN KERCKHOVE,
STUDIO, McEID6WNEY > BufLDING,
mr5l ly Corner Charles and Fayctte streets.
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WINES, BRANDIES, RUNS,
ID ,ItLyT mn -

$3.50 L. HERMAN Il son,
oer for sale the following articles of their Importation
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WlNES-Pcmartines finest pale, gold and
brown Sher1ies. in wood and in glass.
PORT UNDERSTANDINGS competition red and white
Port In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HoCk -Jahanne;berger, Steinberger, Marcobrun
ner, Cabinet, lieb frau milclI Brouncberg Of 1876
CHAMPAGNE WINES-Moet and Chandon's finest in
quarts and pints. ~ "
Brandes. 1880 ~
Ru MS,Old and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands imported direct from London
HOLLAND GlN-rhe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA ap3tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

Dispatches from Minister Lnmar-Thc Belly
Contract and the Movements OF Sir William
Gore Ouseley-Gencral Walker Expected I'm
Nicaraxua-Wk 4 the French and British
Adnlrnls intend 10 do, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON May II, 1859
Dispatches were received to-day from General Lamar
dc states that the Belly contract had not been ratified
and that IL was believed II would not be- Sir William
Gore Ouscley was still At Nicaragua, waiting his inssruc
lions from the British Az soon as he receives
them he will proceed with his negotiations
was reported, but not generally credited that General
Walker contemplated another oray upon Central America
General Jerez the Nicaragua Minister understand, has
received similar intelligence The English and French Ad-
mras are ead to have instructions TO seize Walker and
his busters either ashore aoa and have expressed
q determination to do so.
Additional advices received this morning from Mr.
McIane they contain nothing later than has already
been received He mentions matters in connection
with his visit to Mnattan and the right Of way the
hmus Of Tehuautepec and to the por. OF &c
and also his contemplated visit to rusta back from the
cosst TO avoid the vomito which will be prevalent
. at Veia Cruz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

- ..aa. unuainaiiv lOc.: naAAs
Whiskey 200. ,o.o
Treadsufis dull. Yellow corn 92c. WhiIkey du at
90. o 30o
Flour excessively dull sales 1000 b Ishes Cauadiaa
oats at SIC. weight Whiskey Pike. Wool is taken in
lots Of new clip at 40c 40 for common TO doe Goecs
BUFFALO, Nav FLIP. n.
Flour active and lower GALES, mostly last evening, Of
leo bbls at SO 50 80 for STATE spring wheat SO
70 81 rs for extra Michigan, Indiana aud Ohio and 81
5Oas7 70 for double extras do Wheat dull and heavy
saes 200 bushels No Chicago spring at 81 90 Corn
lower: sales 5000 bushels 90 private terms. Oats bar
ley and rye quiet, and sales. Whiskey Nominal A.
&c. Canal ireighis-5Ac. OATS &c. corn, i0c.
whea! and 35c. on -four TO Ne York Lake imports To-
day-S000 bbs flour, II 900 bushels wheat, 1000 do.
corn. Canal exports-500 bbls. flour, 1900 bashes
wheat and 1000 do. corn
BUFFALO, May 27-SP. NJ.
Flour market dull and lower sales 500 bbls at SO
SO SO for State from Western spring. SO 81 Is for
extra Michigan Indiana and Ohia and 81 SO 81 IS for
double extras. Wheat dull and sales. Corn dull and
&C. &c. lower. Oats, barley and rye quiet. Whiskey
Sales 100 bbs at 26c Canal freghts steady at 6Hc on
oats, &c. corn loo. wheat and 35c -four W New
York. Lake Imports, 900 bbls flour, IS 900 bushels
wheat, 1000 bushels oats. canal cxports-5,000 bbs.
flour, s, goo bushels wheat, IL 900 bushels corn.
OswEGo, May 27-6 P. N.
Flour dull and nominally lower. Wheat inactive and
lower sales. Corn in demand for distilling: sales
5000 bushels Illinois private terms Oats quiet
Canal freghts continue very duh at 26c on -four exc on
wheat and &c. to New York. Lake imports 400
bbls -four. No shipments by canal Of importance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-28

Goggins majority, as far as reported. 36S8
FiOuInoys majority in the counties in 1852. 4S5
Opposition gain in eighteen counties. 1928
The following mAjorties reported for Letcher-Fre
derrick county (compete, 2aS; Berkeley 174 Jefferson
l5 Tyler, 49, Marion, 7oo Rockingham, 1855; Shenan
dosb, 1885, Chesterfield, $50; King George, 80 (also
ported above as giving Goggin 2oo); Stafford H. 23o
In the Third Congressional district Caroline county gives
De Jarneite (dem.) 36l majority.
In the Sixth district, Leake (dem) has in Albemarle
county 1876 majority Greene 3o6 Fluvanna Tin par) 400
in the Eighth district Jefferson county gives Boeler
(opp) $50 majority. Frederick county gives Faulkner
<dcm SIS majority 1t is supposed that Boteer has sue
ceeded
In the Ninth district Rockingham and Shenandoah con
ties give Harris 900 majority. Augusta county gives
-. Skinner (dem) majority.
In the Tenth district Tyler county gives Clemens dem
80 majority.
IL the Thirteenth district snyhe county gives Smith
1874 majority (rhis Ia undoubtedly wrong, candi
date that was up for Congress in this dstric
Frederick county has chosen democratic Senator and
two democratic delegates to the Legislature.
RICHMOND May 81, 1859.
It impossible to arrive at anything like definite
ouson Of the result TO night The impression here how
ever is tba. Mr. Letcher elected by greatly reduced
q majority.
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Died.


BAsrA.-On Friday, May q, SAMUEL BANIA, aged 90
years, months and Ii days
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited to at
tend funeral services, this Saturday evening" ct half
past O'Clock, at the residence Of Albert Banta,
No IS Horatio street.
Enthusiastically on Friday May II, CHARLOTTE LA
vEs daughter of William 5. aud Maria Brady, aged 10
years ana months.
The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence of
Parents No 698 Greenwich street this Saturday after
neon at four O'Clock The remains will be placed in the
receiving tomb Of the Marble Cemetery in Second avenue
and removed on Monday to Oak Hill Cemetery for inter-
ment.
TRESCaARD CHAYFRAu, in the 42d year of his age.
TIE funeral will take place from his late residence
ner Of Ashburton and vmard avenues Yonkcrs, N "
two O'Clock this Saturday. afternoon His relatives and
friends invited to attend without further notice.
CoIYER.-On Thursday, May Is, after short Illness,
Mr. WILLIAM CoILYxR, shpbuilder in the Attn year OF his
The relatives and friends of tho family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at one
O'Clock from his late residence, street. Grecnpont HIS
remains will be taken TO Cypress Hills for in.erment.
CosKIE.-suddeny, at Carmansyille, on Thursday,
Nav &c. JOHN Il. CosKIIN, son Of George N. and Mary
Conkin aged Is years, IL months and days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of his
father l5oth street and Kingsbrdge road ths Saturday
Dm1x2on Thursday, May 20, Nadine. SOPHIE DIS 70
The funeral will take place today Saturday, from her
late residence, No. So Troy street. Her friends and
ouaintauces are respectfully invited TO attend
'TowIxR-On Thursday, May 20, at Orange, N j., Ho-
RACE TowIrR father of o. s. and N. Fo wer and Dr. E.
p Fowler of this city, and Or. A. l.. Fowler OF Orange,
N j. IN the 18th year Of his age.
GRafr.-on Thursday, May 26, PETER CHRISTIAN GRAFT,
NJ D. aged 40 years, native or Sweden, but for many
wears q resident Of this city.
His friends those Of Otto Y. Graft and the menbe-s Of
the Swedish Society, invited TO aend tue funeral,
from No. z52 West Nineteenth street, this Saturday. al
teJnoon ct two O'Clock.
HARRis.-At Somerville n j., on Thursday Afternoon
Nav 49, PuiIp FRKNEAu HARRIS second Dr. Charles
T. sud Aarieupa Harris aged years and 10 days.
nons Suddenly, on rnuIsoay HAY 60 Francis HoRBs,
in the 6lst year Of his age.
HIS friends, those OF his eop, f. B. Hobbs and OF his
son n.w Fl. T. SHIELDING, invited attend the tuuo
rail- from the residence of H. Worcester No. 50 Irving
place, On Sunday alter noon, at two O'Clock.
JcSrs On thursday May 90 CognxIlA Joyvs daughter
OF William and s Jones' in the 10th year of age.
The friends ard acquantauess Of the family are res Get
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DarroN-SEcoR-On Wednesday, May rs, by the Rev.
Dr. Hawks Mr.. GEORGE T. DALTON TO Miss HANNAH daugh-
ter Of Charles A. Secor, Esq
Fox-MooRE Brooklyn, on Thursday, May 20, at
the residence of the BRIDE by the Rev S. Porter Mr.
JONI W Fox, Of Jersey City N. j.. 10 Mrs. SARA M p
MOORE, daughter OF the late John Moore Esq, of New
York.
HoxAS-GosoN.-On Thursday, April %, at the Roman
Catholic cathedral, by Rev. Archbishop Alemary, JOIN C.
HoRAN Esq., JANsY daughter of the late John Gosson,
Esq., OF Mendon, Swords county, Dublin, Ireland
MANY--DopGE.-On Thursday, May 26 at the residence
OF the BRIDES father No. 400 Second avenue by Rev.
only daughter Of Jeremiah Dodge, Jr, ali If this city.
MuypY-B oGART-At Metuchin, N. j., on Wednesday,
Nav o. by the Rev. Gardiner Spring Punley, HENRY G.
MuNpY TO Miss LYDIA D. BoGARr, all OF Metuchin.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, E. D.. on We'd
nosdsy, May rs, at the South Second street Methodist
Episcopal church, by the Rev. NJ L. Scudder, Mr. SAMUEL
a. VANpRwATKR to Miss JENNIE DRLAPLANE, both OF the
above place,
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NBw York MOVING NoRTH-In 1920 the bust
ness and fashionable centre of this metropolis was
below Pine street. from river to river; in 1910 the
centre moved up towards Fulton street; in 1860 it
will be in the neighborhood of Canal street for
business, and Madison square for fashionable re-
eidences. What next? In ten years Fourteenth
street and Fifth avenue will be the fashionable
streets for the Stewards of that day, and round
the Central Park for private houses.