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2. H. STARKE. No. 50 Main street,
doors above st. Charles Hotel,
m Cts Richmond. Va.
EDUCTI0N ~ PRICES.

u DEDUCTION IN CEs.-KNoXvGLLE
II FAMILY FLOUR = Dbl. bags S4.s7; do do.
!, do, s225: do. do. i. do, si.l2; ,Adamantine
Candles per lb. DC, Superior Green Teas, per Id.
81 IS and Sc do Black Teas, per h. 50, SO and 75c
Pure Mountain Dew Whlskey, , l25; pure French
S5aT !5o pure old Port, Sherry. Madeira, Claret
and Champagne Wines of the best brands AWAY
on hand, and ut equally low prices. Domestic hi
qlIors cooking and preserving Brandes, nc, all
prices. }. /. h Az IN AtH,
Family Grocer and liquor Dealer.
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wa Powers so Cents An,bro,ypes.

a.
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
GREAT EXCITEMENT!
Powers will, from this day. lunti the first Of Au
gust.l take the 81 80 size AMBROTYPE for only
30 CENTS.
Come one. come ALL and &c. one OF POWERS
large PEARL AMBR0TYPES for 60 CENTS,
worth $3.50.
Remember POWERS, I51 Main st. [ jy l5-3ts
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have this day form
IN ed partnership. under the firm and STYLE OF
B0TTS, for the sale OF ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, OAK and PINE WOOD, and re-
spectfuly solicit the orders OF their friends and the
public. b. Il. P0RTIAUX,
b. b. B0TTS.
RICHMOND, July Is, 1859. Jy iS-lms
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NEW POsT.OFFiCE DIRECTORY
~ Every merchant should have 2 copy oi tle
NEW POST OFFICE DIRECTORY. II Is the
best arranged one ever published by the Depart
ment. 80
LIST of the POST OFFICES in the United States
with the names of Postnasters, to me ISL o.
April 1889. Also, the Laws and Regulations 81
tie Post-Ofiee Department, with an RpelulA'
containing the names of the -o'hees ar
ranged alphabetically and by States and coun-
ties. Official copy. Price, S1.0.
MORRIS Bookstore.
Nv No az Main street.
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John Randolph Tucker. DR.. d. II. Thicker, Rich
mond, Va; St Geo; Tucker. Ashland, Va; Hon.
James N. Mason. Winchester. Va. Rev. T. V.
Moore, =. D., Richmond Va; Right Rev. Bishop
Johns AlsxandTIa, Va; Rev. Chas; II. Read, .; l.;
Marshall. Charlotte g. H.. Va. Rev. J. r, Ora
ham. Winchester, Va; Rev. Peyton HARRISON
Cartersville, Va. DR.. Gessner Harrison. DIR. Jas.
L. Ca5ell, University of Va. DIR. r. II. CabelI, Mr.
Il. T.. Daniel Richmond, Va; Gen. A. A. Chap
man. Mr. Allen /. Caperton, Mr.. Oliver BierEe, Mr..
John Echols. Union, Va.
For further information. address
HENRY l., BROOKE,
jy 15-dt1StO Richmond. Va.
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II Publisher, Bookseller and Statoner,
l+5 Main street,
Has received and offers for sale the following new
and interesting Books:
THE French Revolution Of i18g-as viewed in the
light of Republican institutions; by John 5. c.
Abbott, with one hundred beautiful iliustra-
tons; -2.50.
THE Life OF Frederick William Won Stenhen, Ma
ior General in the Revolutionary Army; by
Friedrich kapp, with an introduction 10y Geo.
Bancrott-three portraits; 1.T5.
WALTER Thornley,. ora Peep at the Past; by the
author of = Allen Prescott and ,Ahdia;'' 90
LIVES Of the Queens OF Scotland; by Asnes
Strickland, vol. s. price per vol. 81. This com
petes this very valuable history.
POPULAR Tales from the Norse by Geo. " ebhe
Dasent, d. C.. L., with an Introductory ESSAY on
the orl?n and diffusion oil popular tales; Luz
TENT and Harem; Notes OF an Oriental Trlp'hy
Caroline Paine; loo.
LIFE of Milton, hy Lord Macaulay; soc.
NAPOLEON Third, The Man OF Prophecy; or, the
revival of the French Emperorshlp, antici paIed
from the necessity of prophecy, by u. s. ia
Der, b. D.; 5sc.
IRVlNG'S Lille of Washing ton. vols. complete,
$50. ID,
MOORMAN'S Virginia Springs, new and much
ENLARGED edition, $50. >.
WEBSTER'S Unabridged Dictionary, new edi-
ton: containing ten Thousand additional WORDS
and fifteen hundred engravinss, 600.
APPLETON'S Railroad Guide Tor JAY -"c.
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EDUCATION.

aEvR r. DE RICK,k HALL PENAL r.
second Session Of this School,
which is located within half mills Of Fred.ricks
Hall Depot. Virginia Central Railroad, will eosii-
nence on the lst Of next September, and close ON
the LIST Of July following.
TERMS PER SESSION or TEx MONTHS:
Board and Tuition In all the English Branches for
Ten Months. ....................a... $3.50 30
Music on the Piano. With use Of Instrument B %
French Lam guage ss... 10 60
Drawing and Painting, each 10 %
Ilidia lBk and Crayon eaeh...............1 40
EfDbToiseFy j. !. 49,. .s........,,..-......
An accomplished and experienced Teacher VIII
hive charge of this School.
Ny address is "Frederick's Hall. Louisa e0nHty,
Elrginia.N iy i8-2mI NATu'Ll w. HAKKls.
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s * NOTICE. "A meeting Of the Stock
3d. holders OF the West ma Road Compa-
n.y." will he held at the office of a. d. WILLIAMS,
on SATURDAY. Goth day of July. ut 9 o'cock. A.
NJ. pursuant to the require ments OF the 18th Sec
ton OF chapter I'll. of the Code OF Virginia.
10.
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INDIA RUBBER PENS.
L MADE ENTIRELY OF RUBBER!
MANUFACTURED UNDER
e O o ID & 4 RS PA TIE NTS,
RN THE In Ola MINIMUM PEN COMP NY

81 LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK,
Are for sale by Booksellers, Stationers, and Rub
Der dealers generally throughout the United States
Ih9y have all the ELASTICITY oil the gun. without
the SCATTERING and scraping OF that instrument,
1.-THE points being perfectly smooth,l and will last
longer
They are likewise. superior to the steel pen, in
that they MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
WILL NOT CoRRODg.
The India Rubber Pens are peculiarly adapted to
the wants OF editors, lawyers clergy men, students,
and professional men generally. being less tresome
tn the hand, and more uniform IN action, than any
other pen now in use They cheaper than quill
pens, and offered at price not exceeding that
oil the best steel pens.
The India Rubber Pens put up in boxes, con
tanning each, with holder, at IS per gross,
and Will he mailed, POSTAGE gREE, TO any address,
upon receipt of the price.
A liberal discount allowed to the Trade, Colleges,
Schools and Public Institutions. Address
THE INDIA RUBBER PEN CO.,
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A Correction,


The following appeared III the OtFFatt" VI
saturday
"THg DuET.--Mcssrs.O o. JEsNINos WISE and
p, H. AyLETr, accompanied by their RESPECTIVE
friends, Col. j. l.. DAVIS and VIM. oLp, Jr,
met yesterday morning. in North Carolina,
short distance from Danville. After me usu1 i
preliminaries the comhatants TOOK sh.ar Ios ,.,
lions thirty feet apart, and AT the giving oi
the word Mr.. Aylett fired, his ball passing
within about an inch of the shoulder OF ms
pn fagonist Mr.. Wise then raised hrs pfsloi
and fired in the air The friends OF the latter
then advanced and inquired whether Mr. ay-
lett and his friends demanded ano'aeI shos, 80
which a negative repiy was gwen an euos'
was then made for an adjustment OF the tu'h-
emily uuun terms honorable 10 both parties.
INT AR Wise declined making any arrange
ment nm til he Ind an opportunity 10 consult
other friends in this city. They All feturned
10 Richmond in the Danville train al Ga
'.se,ark Yesterday afternoon. A large nalnber
Of the uersonal friends OF each OF the gentle
men met them at the depot. with warm con-
gratulations upon their safe return"
We are since informed, on reliable authority,
that part of this statement is not only mac
curase but is regarded by Mr.. WIS. ana MS
friends rs unjust towards the former. 1t Is
not true that " Mr.. WISE declined making any
arrangements untu he had aa opportunity TO
consult other friends IN THIS city,
When a reconciliation was suggested, MI
WISE replied Immediately to the suggestion,
without waiting to confer with his friends
In his reply, he carefully abstained froin re-
heating language which could be insulting 10
Mr.. AyLETr Nevertheless, he at once, anu I'M
conditionally, refused all reconciliation; no
reference whatever was made TO ian oppor-
tunity to consult other friends i'll this city, or
elsewhere, and MIR. WISE moreover, decIihed
to accept modification of his absolute feiu-
sal. which modification was suggested by one
of Mr. WIsE's friends after Mr.. WIsEs answer
had been given. In making his answer, MI
WISE also gave distinctly the reasons 1of MS
absolute and unconditional refusal.
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CARD.-AIR. BROWNELL will not
is>Sa withdraw his interest from firm ut
present CHA RkSON, ANDERSON x W.
Richmond, July Is, 1889 Jy lo-ts
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MRS. BROOkE'S
IyI BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
4


The session OF this School will commence the
LIST of October 1883, and end tile lat day of Jy,
lSjU
taught, including the Modern Ianeu4ses. Latin,
Music and Drawing. in all of which depaItme nts
competent assistants have been employed.
Particular attention will be paid To the manners
of the Young ladies'. and every effort will be made 10
give them the best moral and intellectual culture.
TERMS.
Zone half payable in adsanee-the balance on the
18th of February 1907
Board. Observation-Disclosures as Oh
Washing. Observation-Disclosures. 70 III
Lights. .......... ............... O9
English tuition. fhigher branches, l....... 10
Modern Languages. teach J. ............ ~ 10
Latin. ....................~... 20 20
Music. Professors tees.l
Use of Instrument ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600
Primary Department. Observation-Disclosures. 80 "
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{|tt 49,. NGTiCE.-The annual meeting OF the
tS>-s.1s Stockholders of the Fuckahoe and James
River Railroad Company will be held ut the office
of BrNLoP, MoNCUEE \ Co. on SATURDAY the
3Hth instant, at o clock T. NJ
jy IS-dtd II. W. ROY SIER, Sec'y.
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The NATIONAL YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
AssocIATIoS-The Troy N. " Wing, in no.
tieing this body now in session there, says:
The Convention rs body presents highly
respectable and interesting appearance. In
point of character general intelligence and
moral and social worth. the Convention Will
perhaps bear comparison with any body ofdele-
gates ever sembed in the State. 1t Is refresh
ing. in these times, when the spirit of disunion
and sectional jealousy and hate has entered
not only political but religious bodies, threa-
tening TO destroy all harmony of action be-
tween men of the same faith and general reli-
gious purposes North and South,-to witness
the assemblage of these delegates from the eX-
tremes OF the Union. with their counsels undis-
turbed by those exciting and irrelevant ques
tons which have in some instances wholly
ruined religious organizations, and seriously
impaired the usefulness OF others. We believe
the everlasting, ubiquitous negro has not made
his appearance in any of the National Conven-
tons of these Associations. The firebrand of
Slavery and ant-Sayery has not been thrown
into the discussions. and the result has been
that the Societies North and South have moved
on in perfect unity of purpose aud action, gain
ing i'll strength and every year more surely
attaining their legitimate end and realizing
their aims.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, (VA.,) july 10, 1859.
Hugh Water thiS day (1fondayl 67e o'clock.
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Among the list of delegates present we find

Richmond Va.-Wm. p Munford, VIM. 3.
Smith, Francis Srnyth, J. +. Burress j.. II.
Willis, Jr,, J. B. Watkins, J. ID. CardoZl DIR.
J. +. Little, Jas. X. Lee. Alexandria, VII
VIM II. Fowlr, J. Ed. Chase, NJ d., w. A.
Hank. Fredericksburg, Vail. w. Landrain,
Chas W Brown.
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Steamship Roanoke. Couch. New \ orN, mdse'
and passengers, Ludlam 4 Natson.
Steamer Beiyldere, kcene, BALTIMORE muse thu
passengers d. Il w. Currle. ,.r,.
Schr. American Star, Stone, down the riEer.ilsht'
Schr. Rough and Ready, Moore, down the ll'ef'
Schr. Amazon, Warren. down the river hight
novrp lime 3o-OH Lillias Harden, from Rich
,nond d DAVIS for Bremen tand pToCeededJ
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FumtIy HFOceF iNU IlHUNF UehIeF.
liz Broad street. below 9Th.
SpCCIFIC FOR GOVT AND RUEUMA-

- TISM.-Thc attention Of persons tronbled with
rheumatism or GnHt, is invited Ia the celebrated
English Remedy Eey nods' Specific. 1t Il most
remarkable medicine can be certified l'y many
of most prominent citizens. who have been re-
lcved by it's PRICE 81 bottle, 1t can lie sent
by mail any part of the country Tor - cents For
sale by j. I. NI AL.
I'm, u;zF T,i.. aud h
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IA CHANICAL ENGINEERING--C. F. N.
SMITH has opened an Office in cioddlus Hall, cor
nef 18th and. Bank streets. Richmond, Va, where
he purposes furnishing Plans, Specifications, Estl
mates, Designs, Maps &c, for all kinds of Aechan
icai or Ornamental improvements that may be com
United to his charge. Having possessed superIor
advantages for Improvement and experience in all
the various departments OF his profession throug hout
the North and West during the last twenty years,
in which he has had charge OF many public and prl
vate enterprises of considerable importance, he 1
confident that IN the discharge OF his duties the
most entire satisfaction will be rendered to all who
may favor him with their patronage. je 2l-lm
THREE PLOWS IN ONE PLOW.-l have
i completed and successfully tried new FLOW.
which combines the advantage of three Flows on
one stock 1t is SO constructed that the face.
front wearing surface of the mould soard is - rate
from the rest OF the Plow, and is put on OF as
easily Point. Each of these Flows mas three
different sizes. and distinctly different shapes of
faces thus enabling one plow to perform the several
purposes of Sod, Stubble or Fallow Pow. simply by
changing the face, (Which is done by one screw
bolt.) AS only the face of the mould board wears
ont. this Plow lie used at only half the cost of
other Flows, for the other parts do not wear at ALL
do not wish to dlsparage other Flows but believe
this to be the most perfect and most economical
Piow now in use in this State.
?. H. STARkE. No. 50 Main street,
doors above st. Charles Hotel,
RIrhu nd Ba
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SAILED,


Schr. C. A. Crooke Everham. Philadelphia. coal
Writ Roberts
Schr. Georglanna, Frost James River, wheat, to
ORDER
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I Superior French Mustard prepared ready tor
use, and suitable for families and restaurants, in
quantities to suit. Price 81 per gallon. This Mus
tard is highly recommended. and can be eaten at
at all times, giving fine relish for food ut this sea-
son Of the year. Fer sale BY
WARING 4 pEARCE. Druggists.
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nID DOMiNION FEMALE INsTITUTE,

~ CORNER OF FRAN h LIN AN y 81 Ii Sis.
RICHMOND, VA--This School Tor Young Ladies
will open on the first OF October, 1852 and close She
Uth of June next ensuing. -
Terms for the session, one half payable FRS Os-
tober. 1859, and the remainder the 18th of Februa
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Y y
Il just received another supply of this celebrated
Powder, for the destruction of Insects tr0u which
men. animals and plants suffer. 1t Is free from
poison, and perfectly harmless to the human iami-
IL, rs well as all domestic animals and birds. Full
directions on each bottle. Price Is cts. For sale
by WARING 4 FEARCE, Druggists,
Broo ST alO
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR HoyS

Ut. J. hIiHy, NsuFxsEHtNH, II (. ~ I-3inN
Useful EMPLOYMENT FOR VACA-
- TI0N.-DRAWlN6 SCHOOL OPENED BY
A. GUENTHER. ARcaIr scr. CLAY at. BETWEEN
.rH ANpsra srRsKrs.--Drawinx and Painting ex-
ereises in skctching from nature. Terms 81 month
~. Monday and Thnrsd = and Sp'eioek T. NJ.
Orders for Plans, Perspective Views taken from
nature buildings Ia bs erected, will 10 received
at the ofee, 9Th street, between Nam and Cary, np
stairs. ly l-lRS
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MILITARY.

$40 nEWARp.-Ranaway from the
u snbseriloer, on the 5th of July a negro. wo-
-fasSsa man named ELIZABETH She Is singef
IJ4)hraad color. hi-h cheek bones, thin lace
aHout IS wears old. and has one wrist GISio-
cafed. She was brousht from Page county, VA
$3.50 Size has husband will give the above re-
J r Jeiiyered to me, or confined III any place
wberc / crn get possession OF her.
VIZ" iISts HENRY MILLER, Broad ST.
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7 AB0RssRS WANTED.-I still wish to EN-
II pioy a large number of laborers to work on n.
r. r., running from Fay cite vile to the Coalhelds
n. Civil give employ ment and long job to all
that come until further notice. Wages 81 Is per
day: board $1,000 per month, country very healthy;
for further information, address the subscriber,
Johnsonsyilie. HaTnett county, North Carolina. !
also wish to employ good BLACKSMITH on same
work. who understands Horse shceins, making
Picks, &c. VIM. II. HORD, JohnsonsvlIle,
lie It's Harnett County, y. c.
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WANTS.

JHrANTED.-A genteel German lady wishes Il
w situation as WET NURSE. She has a baby
three weeks old, and would be willing TO stay at
a WET NURSE. Apply to JOHN MILLER, Gro
Ger. on 18th street, the Central Railroad Shop.
jy IS-2tA
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- ycnr DRY GOODS. He has now in store Fast
Coored Lawns at 81 cts; Embroidered Strips at
% cts, worth SO cts; Good luckaback Towels at
kerchieis at q cts; Lawns and Bere2es mt cost
Great bargains in Collars, and all kinds of Dry
Goods at prices IL sunt pifchaSers
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7TFHE LADIES have 1t last hound out That Tue
is ut JACOB LEVY 5, IS Main street. He has al
ways III store large and woll selected stock and
as he is determined to keep up the reputation which
he has had tsr many years. of selling the cheapest
goods In the city, we advise NIL 10 go Ia LEWIS
and purchase their supply there, az they cannot
possibly iail to be pleased with his prices.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. nj. D. HOGE, D. d. pr,.

y. LEE POWELL, Prlncipal $. F. 7.
jy 11-lm&tfmiSto1O Box 81, Richmond, I
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-10-07

1900 BorrLNs rxR DAY. Yes, reader. thi'
is the average amount of the daily sales o
KLsSEDr's MEuicAL DiscovyRY. Asa gen
tleman remarked 10 us a few days since tant
he is the proprietor Of one OF the popua
medicines OF the day: "M'r Kennedy is do
ing four times as much business rs any pro
pretor Of patent medicines in the country
And do you think that the communlt.
would spend such an immense amount oI
money for an article, if it did not posses,
claims Of superior nature' No; every bot
tie that is sold rELLs. One bottle cures the
Scrofula - the next. the Rheumatism and
thus i, is that this great destroyer OF humors
has gained so exalted a position in .he es,i
nation OF the public.
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DrArn.-D,ed at his residence, near Find
lay, on the goth September, MI Jacob Byal
tcOANiSIcATEp.l
He was born in Stark county, Ohio, Marcel
2sth, 1922. In March, 1892, his parents
John and Elizabeth came to this county ant
settled ou n farm across the river from the
late residence OF the deceased. In April
lsi3. he was married to Miss Sarah Ann
Wa'son, who, with SIX children, nov mourn
their irreparablr loss.
He was attacked with Fever, which, in
spite OF medical aid, in three weeks closed
his earthly existence, IN hIs 35th year.--
Thus has another of the early settlers of tn,
county been called away. Falling in IA,
prime Of manhood. and lamented by afTec.
tionate friends, it is conSoatory TO know
tha, his exod was peace.
MT Byal was a man OF industry and thrift,
sober, upright, honest citizen - respected
by his neighbors and useful in community.
For some time past he seemed TO have had 4
presentment that his days woul not b,
Many TO friend Who by his sick bed
he said IL have been for some time past
preparing for death; have not wait, d for q
death bed repentance assuring his friend
that he was prepared TO go; and hsppy il
the Lord, he closed his eyes in peace.
On last Sabbath, funeral sermon on III.
occasion Of his death, was preached at tn,
Church, near his residence, to a crowded
audience, by Rev. L. D. Gnrley. from tn,
impressive words, "This night thy soul sha!
Do required Of thce.'
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Judge Ranney drops the Subject.

thc
Monday evening Honorable Da.
vid Tod and Judge Ranney address. .
ed the people at Youngstown, in tie
county where Judge Ranney made
bis "scathing and blistering" speech
against the Fugitive Slave Act IN
1850. The Mahoning Register says:
Judge Ranney then made speech
OF perhaps twenty minutes length
lie vainly endeavored to show that
the Democratic party was in no way
responsible for, or identified with
he extension or Identification or per
petuation Of slavery; and lauded
popular sovereignty as the great
panacea for settling the vexed ques-
ton which was now arraying one
section of the Union against the
other. He admitted that his own
views upon the slavery question
had become somewhat modified in
Iate years, but made no sllusion to
The Hoffman letter in 1s4s, or the
Garfield indignation meeting' in
1850. 1t was possible he had pre-.
monition that the less said upon
hese matters the better. He final
| ly excused himself from turtle,
speaking on the score OF fatigue
and sat down. Whereupon til,
'omewhat thinped audience sunma
rily adjourned.
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THn CAlrroprrA ELEcrroN.-Tl

THE CAIIfoRTrA ELEcrroN.--Tht
opposition in the golden state united
on candidates for Congressman and
stale Printer, and gained 30 heavily
on the administration party, as tc
leave the result still in doubt. Con
sidering the immense majority which
he administration;sts have so lonp
had in the state, this great change ia
as remarkable as It is gratifying. -
We are not without hope tina,
Messrs. Baker and McKibben, anti
administration, are both elected q,
Congress. by small majority. In
San Francisco, the Republicans had
= decided plurality, electing their en-
tire county ticket. AS there was nc
union betw cen the. Republicans and
the Broderick- Democrats on the state
ticket, with the exceptions above
hained, the Lecomptonites have a
large plurality tor most OF their can
didates, and majority in bntll
branches OF the Legislature. BY a
c r,lial unicn of the opposition lorces,
such as The occasion evidently de-
Imnpded, Latham and the whole adj
Tm1hisiration ticket might undoubt-
edly have been defeated. California
as we'll as Oregon, is evidently pre-.
pairing to come into the opposition
ranks in 1860 Cincinnati Ga
seite.