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"ANagY CoasEsPoSpENcE."-One Of the EpelishI
newspapers, the Morning Advertiser, or London
rap Tub" AZ 1t ia irreverently nick kaamed. has
put forth statement that very angry correspond
ence 10 going on between the English and French
governments, respecting the shelter afforded to
Austrian vessels in the harbor Of Malta. A very
doubtful story,
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PAINFUL AccrpEHf.-Henry Taylor, vheel-
weight, Was badly burned last Monday night, In
Petersburg, 10 ths following nauner: He had
oeen suffering from sore throat, and had heated.
10 5 cup, ~ an external remedy, . quantity Of
about 20 apply, when IL iguited from . candle
which he held ip ono haod, and hs dropped the
cup in such manner that bis bosom caught the
whole contents, and burned him 20 severely that
his recovery 10 doubtful.
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CRIME IN FRANCE-The Court Of Assizes Of the
Loir et.Cher, in France, recently tried young
woman named Ganthier, and her mother, widow
named Roset, for murder. Tho younger woman
in 1858, married q man named Ganthier, who had
two children by q former wife. She and her
mother wanted to make him settle on her, in the
event of bis DEATH the property he possessed; but
a notary whom they consulted said that be could
not do 60, 80 long ss the two children lived. 90
that they brought from nurse the younger child,
who was boy not year old. At that time he
was quite healty, but the womsn gave him but
little food, and compelled him TO take cousidera-
BILE quantities of wine, and even brandy, every
day. The consequence was that be soon became
sickly, aud on the Sd OF July expired.
On the 19sh of January last, the two women
announced TO thu neighbOrs that the eldest child,
three Years Of age had fallen into the fire and buru
ed herself to death. The neighbors found the dead
body OF the child lying Ia the CRATE dreadtuiiy
burned, but medical man who examined It de-
clsred that the little creature must have been
thrown into the FIRE and pressed with the face
dovnwards until dead. 90 that the two women
were arrested, and the elder after while, relat-
cd, with revolving sfrontery, that she had pro-
posed to her daughter to burn the child 70 aestn,
that the other had consented, and that she mao
then thrown the child on the fire. "At nrst, said
she, "tho child cried, but l bold her down until
she was silent; she struggled little. and when
she wss quiet, went Away!" While this murder
was being committed, the young woman was qui'
etiy sitting ct the door. The jury declared the
two women guilty, aud the court condemned them
TO hard labor for life.
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MOUNT VERNON CANEs.-The Hon. Mr.. Winthrop,
ex-spesker of the House of Representatives, be.
ing about to visit Europe with his family, has
ordered half q dozen Mount Vernon canes, for
presentation to distinguished friends in Europe
BY directieu, they are mounted 10 a plain, SUBJ
stantial manner. The large body of knights
also sent an order for one of these for each
member.
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n% %FKgsE LKEoHEs.-I have just re-.
eeived, By Adans' Express, fresh lot Of Swedish
LksCHES, whish will be applied upon most reason
able eerIRs
To- Can be found at all hours OF the day at the HAN
pressing Reona under the American Hotel and at
night on 9Th stree: French Garden Hill.
ny z-ts T. q. P0BbON
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GALLANT Rg.cux-Miss Wealthy

GALLANT REsCUE--Miss Wealthy L. Paul,
young lady Of Auburn, N. Y while crossing the
Owasco outlet, just above the Hackney Falls, on a
bridge Of pianks, became dizzy, and fell into the
rapids beneath. which quickly carried her over
tho falls, height of twenty feet. After this
fearful plunge she was seen struggiipg iu the
boiling guif below, when a young man pamed
VIM. Marks, gallautiy plunged 10, and after q Sc
we're struggle, and q swim of some twenty rods
down stream, be landed her 10 a complete state of
exhaustion. 1t 10 stated that she was buoyed mp
by her hoops until Marks reached her.
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Irp,crrp Pos MAnsLAUaHrrR.-Ths United Statss
grand jury now 10 session at Indianapolis. !ud,
have fund true bill OF indtcemens against Cspt.
Wm. M,Kluley, ofshe David Gibson. for sanslaug.
ter. caused by the sinking Of tho MAJ. Holmes and
David dibson, nsar Aurora, short time since, ~
which accident number Of iiyss were lost.
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LATER FROM MEXICO dispatch from New Or.
leans furnishes the following important news
from Mexico:
Mr.. McLane, U. s. Minister, had instructed Con.
sul Black to demand of Miramon an explanation
for the assassination, by his forces, Of American
citizens at Tacubaya. Mramon replied that bis
government no longer recognized Black as Ameri,
can consul, and as MIR. McLane had recognized the
Juarez government, be, Niramon, will have DO
communication With him. The letter of Consul
Black was consequently returned to him.
The American archives in the city of Mexico are
left in charge Of the Legation Of Ecuador.
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SAD RESULT OF IaNoRANCs.-At Detroit, recently,
% OK was killed because he could not under stand
the Frecch language. The team consisting O. one
English and one French OF, drawing heavy load
and driven by French driver, was crossing the
track when the express train made its appearance.
The driver, in great excitement, Immediately or
dered his oxen TO "chuck," (the French word for
"haw.") The French OF understood him, and
turning cff the track, saved himself but the Eng
ish OK never having studied the languages, press.
Cd further on and was instantly killed.
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DEpRIDATIoNs OF LocUsrs.-The Memphis, Tenp..
Avalanche. of the 24tb, says: ave hear Of exten-
sive depredatons committed by the swarms of
locusts which now infest the country. In some
instances these insects have atsacked gardens and
growing crops and almost entirely DESTROYED
Sharn
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nay PARKn roIEDRXTER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

KICHM0ND, VA,
VIII practice in the city ef Richmond and In the
coupties OF Chesterfield, pewhatan and Amelia.
MA- Office In Lisle's Building, corner OF Main anc
/ th streets. se x-lNn
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- TO MuHcnsNrs.--Ihe sdvortiser
u ANXIOUS 20 obtain chsrse u the Dsrks Of avs
or nx TOBACCO MAnusacturers or OH en-, Who DO
not smpl the constaut services Of Z Bo1k Keeper,
of hs vunid IKE 70 oevo permanens stu sftsu In
good house An the meanvbils hs contiauss %
give his attention to writing up and adjussing
Books and Accounts. and WIN thanh ske cosm anI.
~ for any bustncss they UAy g'ys ki1.
Refers TO Messrs John and DAVID n Wslksr.
hessJ Massie smith. New York
e...,se, ft-t VIM HUBBARD MITCHDLL.
Acc untans. WALKERS EActory.
7th. between Main and Cary street.
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NAvAL.-The United States steam frigate N in,
nesota arrived at Boston on Sunday from a tive
years sruise in the East Indian sess. Her off sers
have been detached and granted three NOR this
leave OF absence. She brought as passer lgert
Thomas Bdde. E-q., late United States Cons, III a
singapore, and Lieut. Warley, of the nited
States ship Mississippi. The following se ct.
tcers of the Minnesota: Captaio Du pcnt
sLieusenaDts W Renshaw, CiSrely, Smms
VIM x Mayo, Geo W Young; Surgeon w NJ Clsp.
iahsu; Major G Fl Tsrrett, United States mari nes
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FIRE IN WILKEsBARRE, PA.-Ap extensive tdre oc-
eurred in Wikesbarre, Pa, on Tuesday mo rniug
II originated 10 the store of Robert Wilson, and
the flames spread 90 rapidly, that In . short time
oil the buildings between j. Chahoon's ct ore and
steele's hotel, fourteen in number, were burned.
The ERE is supposed to have been the work OF
an incendiary. The loss is estimated at about
$50, ,0D0.
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0Ua MERCHANT MARINE IN TIE TINE OF WAR
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued slrcu.
lar to the captains of our merchant marine, re-.
questing them always TO dispiay their coIors a.
promptly as possible. whenever they meet upon
the ocean an armed cruiser of any nation.
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fIN0ULAR Comp Atnr-At The Mavor,s
Court yesterday Mrs. Margaret phes,in occuni.a
the criminal dock, on charge Of assauItipe 2 anS
beating her husband. John testified that he had
done oil he could 10 make his wife comfortabIe
but that she bad taken to drink Of late, aud be.
cone 20 annoying and nbnsive, that be was com.
PEELED to get rid OF her His little children ueeded
mothers care-his house needed tho attention Of
wifs--he Eeeded the sdvice and eucoursRe = ! M
Of heipmats-but hjs Margaret answered Tor pei.
tner since she bad abandoned herself to her eups,
and wss continually intoxicated. The Msyor ran
rimanded the accused for her bad conduct. ana
promised 70 have her locked up, II she again ap.
peafed before him. - -
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CoNfEssIoS.-A little negro girl has con fessed to
having set nre to the house of Heury shscklefo
Esq., Of Cuipepper. Her father, o black man, paid
Der IS cents aud gave her box Of matches to car.
ry out his designs. Both are 10 jail.
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ExpLANArIoS.-Thelef left hand row In each the above
columns contain the Numbers which were drawn
from the wheel. The amount opposite each Number
is the Prize which the Number is entitled to: If
your number is in the list and does not end In
your ticket is q blank.
All Tickets where the Number ends In are ent
lied to $40 in addition TO any other Prize which the
above drawing may entitle il to. Hall, Quarter and
eighth Tickets draw their proportional part.
Certificates of Packages are entitled TO all they
draw over the 500 Prizes. Halves, Quarters and
Eighths in proportion.
PrigA Tickets and Certificates must be returned TO
this Cfice for cash re-inv vestment Tickets that
have NOT drawn Prizes need not be returned.
~ CAUTION Persons are cautioned
against negotiating for Ticket 20i89, Glass co. 1t
aaving been lost route by mail, and payment
has been stopped.
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~ QrsRU s Con LIVES On JILLY -
The most approved remedy for bropcniAI aGkctioss
vomiting. or her uppleasans en- cts follow lie use
BY ts scientific combination. IL n res drred both
more effective aud pufrti0us contains g par cent
Of oil. and is approved by the new York Academy
ct Medic no. Beware Of Invitations 70
PErFoLD, PARKla MowEu, geuts, New York.
ally. my N-iit
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~ 8. M. PIKE & Co.'s PURs CATAw
IA BRANDY.-The Ohio Ca,awba Brandy has foI
several years past, been manufactured from tn.
pure ,aic, of thc American CataWba Grape, anc
has obtained rare popularity for medicinal anf
family purposes, IT not only equals batexccls tht
choicest imported Brasdies In PURIFY, QUALIFY ano
RICHNESS OF FLAVOR.
Read the following certihcates: - 49,
DBCLAakE, Esq-sir: have unde ehcmcs'
anal ysis of q sample of pure Ohio Catawba Bran
dy OF the manufactu o OF y ID Pike Go. Cipcin
natl and find Ii 20 be pure Wine Brandy, tree
from authorizations admisture Of Ingredients. de
trimeBtai b heaith-nct a Fictitious liquor, made
of corn spirits and havoTing essences; and it js
well adapted. frcm its purity and quality, to take
the place OF French Cognac.
THOMAS ANrIsELL, NJ ID,
Chemical examiner q Patent Office.
WASHINGTON. Nov IL, 1859
We, the undersigned, having made careful ex
animation of samples of Pixies Pare Ohio Catawbh
Brandy, hereby recommend Ii cordially 70 the pub
lie az most excellent article worthy OF notice. Gno
well adapted to medicinal rises, where a superior
and genuine Brandy IL required.
OoaHsLIus BOYLE NJ d,
A SEmMEs. ID.
DrFor sale by PETERSON.
wholesale Druggist. 165 Main street.
Sole agent for Richmend, Va.
m
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SAD PREDICiMENT. - In making their
usual rounds on Tuesday night last, the vstehmen
found Mrs. Sophia Fl. Gof sitting in the street and
az she had no whore 10 stay. they carried her e,
The station house and locked her up. This woman
1t s was highly respected at the North, here
ner husband occupied the position Of orgaDist 10
one Of. the large churches and where he died
Soon after coming here, possibly befors she be-
came very iniemperats in her habits, and giyip
op Gil care for her character, has become q com.
moa street druokard. Tho Mayor held her to bali
for hor fature good behavior
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- PIcrunss PleruRssH PIoyvlSsil!
rssrectfnily coli aitentioa 70 the lbowins ssyiss
oI ficsur,s now gnttea pp at q " niNNIs' fno-
fooRAPH and Fms AR GAILxR, ls7 Main sSxe.s -
n so9uphs tsAsn from lie. or small piosurss and
enlsf8so 70 nm. os smaller Sizes and csogo In ol
meNa8 speaAtn6 ard beautiful PortIaits. Photo.
4rapns eolored In warm UoLons and worked n In
a,An snk, MAKING wsts and delicats Aniah really
pieean9. AMI AnB1orrPB ia every Geyio Of hnie6.
All on very reasonable ter rns M ~
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HES- BURROWS kELIABLn MEDIoINI.
THE MOTT EXALTED REMEDY IN

Kas cured. ard is pow daily efecting the most
extraordinary cures Of diseases to which humanity
!. atfiicted thousands who were hitherto uferine
under the uost inyeterate diseases and which wer'
deemed hey ond the skill of medicine, have beei
wonderfully restored to health, by the use Of this
truly great remedy. For sCR0EghAb KHEuMA
TI5MI SYPHILIS. PILES, DYSPEPSIA, ALI
sCR0FULnu5 AFFECTIONS. and for all diseases
resulting trvn ,nptty If the blood, t is unsurpass
od by any me iiciDe in medical science.
By thoroughly purifying the Blood and stoRach
ana treng thening and renovating every organ or
tue human system. it necessarily cures all thos,
diseases resnlting from morbid action Of the sams
such rs LIVBR COMPLAINT, NERVOUS AFFEC
TIoSs, GENERAL DEBILITY, ERUPTION:
ON THE SKIN, CHRONIC FEVER AND AGUE
and all other diseases which are we'll known to ex
ist from the above causes. All that is asked is :
fair trial. which will assuredy convince any one Of
the incom parable efficacy of this remarkable pre-
paration ia curing the diseases for which 1t Is re-
commended For particulars call and get de
scripuve circular. Prepared by
W BORROW j. co,
Practical and Analy tical Chemists,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale 10 Richmond by Purcell, Ladd Go
DIR w Gsriick. Waring Peerce, and Druggist
Generally NH i-3 m
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ssss-BAKgR's premium BIrTERs have

created Gnite sensation with our citizens, as WI
see and near daily of persons that have used then
and recommending them TO others, ii it were tbt
emily medicine in Ike world. We would call the at
teutJu of merchants or ring goods from the city
70 be Inindfai of BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS a
you will never lose customer after they hays ono
tried them. II has performed moro remarkable cure
than any medicine ever discovered Ii can be useC
By all sexes with perisct safety Being purely veg
sis c dds coughs, ChO!ic Nervous Affections Gen
eral Debility, que ard Fever, and Nervous Head
&c he thou sands ofcar;icates have alr ady beer
furnished the proprietor OF this valuable medicine
for the sbave comp aints. You can be supnlied b
ali principal Druggists in the city of Richmond
and elssw here in Nirglnia and North CAROLINA
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I HE DISPATCH. F..


PoR PnEsrDssr.-Wm. L, Goggin, Of Virginia, 10
named ~ a candidate for President Of the United
States, BY the Petersburg Inselligencsr.
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sPnruALIsk seems to be making its way among
the Mormons. Elder Pratt, In . late discourse on
the efficacy Of prayer, maints that future ret,
ribution consists in being subject 70 the call OF
mediums and table tippers. This lis quite novel
Theory. 4.tF
DEATH OF tn. LEXINGTON JAIL.R.-Mr Blancoe,
keeper ofthe jail at Lexington, KY, tho attempted
assassination OF whom has already been mentioned
died ofhis wounds on Friday night Mach excIta
mont against the murderer prevailed in Lexipg gtop
ou Saturday. aud threats of lypchipg bim wsre
freely utssred. Thousands Of excited persons had
surrounded the Jail -
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ks~ SAspoRp's LIVER 1xvreoRAron--
CesrooNoEn ENTIRELY YRoM Gux.-ls mild and ef
fsetaai cashartae. acting first on the LIVER tn
eject .te morbid matter, then on the Stomach and
Bowels, and carries o6 all matter that prevents
their healthy action, and thus strengthens and
builds M the whole system very rapidly and Ia the
best LIVER lkvluOKAT0R
LIVER iNvl0oRATOR
LIVER lNpI0oRATOR and
PURlfiES TIN BLOOD
PUkIflEs TIM BLOOD
PUPPIES T9E BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
CURES SICK nEADACHR
CURks DYSpEPslA
CURES C0STiXESESS
CUkEs BOWEL COMPLAINTs
CUkkH GHRoNIC DIARRHoR
Fold by all Druggists. fe1-em
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& SILVER GoBLErs, as well as fruit baskets,
snd other srticissof plate, are to bs distributed
by Prof. Sandsrson, among the guests at bis isses
st Mechanics Ipstitute Hall tosnight. Hs hss
and intends giving every visitor fair chance ios
drawing one or more. fbese gifts are entirely
voluntary, - good view Of the Russian War Pan
,.ana IL worth moro than the price Of admission
fhe ladies, Of course. are not excluded from th.
oressnts, and we thick 10 more than probable that
ssvefaf Of them will be successful Tonight. Try
your luck any how, ~ there h no chancs to lots
and forty to gsiB. sa8 Il rsE -
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DICHARD WALSH,
~ NOTE BROKER AND DEALER
IN LAND WARRANTS
Has removed his office to 18th street, next door
70 the Examiner Office.
Time and Business Paper negotiated.
Loans procured TO stocks Bonds, &c
LAND WARRANTS WANTED-for which the
highest market prize will be psid.
The 0fsce. lately occupied by nae on llth street
FOB RENT, my Him
GUNNER CLOTHING. Linen, Mar
- seilies, Alpaca. Drap d'Ete Cashmere and
Cloth Coats. Pants and Vests light In fabric, gen
tee in appearance snd comfortable for the season-
We ask attention TO our stock Of the above goods
Also 70 Gauzs, Merino, SILK aud Lisle Thread I'm.
der Wear. Linen Drawers. All desirable goods, and
for sale cheap. Call at 10 Main street.
fnyT TUFMAN HULL
EUUND. - Found, recently, near 81.
= Psuis Church. ous pair Of Silver and one pair
. STEEL Mounted specks. which the owners can
have by applying 70 W IkVIk0.
There are, Also nu0ber OF other articles Cleft 1t
the Caureh) which the owners can hsys by apply
'hg :. above and paying for this advertisement
Ayi4-tH
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-. NEW AND FRH-H GaODsi

{ WATKINS 4 FIcKLEN have just opened and are ex
pecting to arrive. in few days: ..
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL PRINTEB JACONErs
and OhGANDIES
FINE GRENADINE BAREGE AND BLACH
HERNANNI. 5
50 BLACK BAREGE, for shawls and Mantilas.
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS. NEW STYLES
I aEw eTELE ACE AND VELVET MAhTLEs
cheap.
ElNE BLACK BLK MITTs; KID GLovne.
L NEWk0ULARD SILKS AND SILK FOUL 4 RDs
fuper French sewed 30 Spring skirts.
With many new and fresh goods, which will b
sold very Low.
Neao Goods constantly rsceiued.
gay 3o-6t # W4TKINB 4 YTcRIrN
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MEDICAL CARDS.


D00Ho1eS B. 0Tzn, DsaAisk one
1adrsad:9ee. Nc. q, - Maan. bstwssa 81 seA y
- Dr. JoHn B. WAIrnALL. (Homoo-
eAthistl offers his professional ssryjcss 10 the ct8
ddence on Leigh str OF. TIVE aooss non Slh
10 Idly : fsea - \ -
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SMALL HousEs-snited to the wants of
men Of limited means, are very much needed ID al,
carts Of the city, and would pay better Der cent
rent for $500, or little lees, uid be construc, cd
Tor $500 each. and We have doubt that one
hundred of fshem, II at all convenient 70 busfnsss
could DO rented to good tenants 10 . single day -
Very few If Any emsIl families would think OF
BOARDING, II they could get convenient houses, al
moderate rents, without having TO retire to the
snburbs. The dificulry Of getting rid Of unpronsa
hle tenaDts, doubtless prevents men OF msaus from
investing money In small buiIdings but that din
Guilty may readily be obviated next winter, BIS
Getting the hegis'sture TO amend the present law
30 - to give owners Of houses control over them
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TEARING DowN.--At the north east cor
Ger Of Sd and Broad streets, the old building occu
pied by N. Downsy 10 being pulled down, 70 mnke
room Tor handsomer and more subsi sntiAl sdihee.
Broad street 10 the most beautiful thoroughiare In
t6e city, and is improving rapidly. Reswess Sth
and 9th, Mr.. A. Ptzzini is just ompleting an Gle
CANT ediace for his business; and not far vest OF
him, other handsome bindings have gone up this
sprfpg. - kHf t -
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TNs11ny.
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PROGRESSIVE FRIESDs.-The great annual meet
ing of this society took place on Sunday last, at
Lopgwood, Pa, and 1t is estimated that from five
thousand to eight thousand persons we're present
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RE- WILLIAM P. MAYO,

R- WILLIAM P. MAYO,
Late of Bin.ord Mayo Blair, is interested In the
business Of
WATKINS q FTCkLEN,
Where he may 1tvays be fund prepared 10 offer hi
friends and thosa of his late firm
ALARGE, ELEGANT AND ENTIRELY
NEW STICK OF DRY GOODS.
m Him
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QUIET REsToRED.-The election returns
have ceased 70 excite public intersst--,he Ietoher
party have triumphed BY . small msjority-the
have returned to business, aud with a kindI,
feelings towards each other, 10 no great political
battle bad taken place. In Virginia, Ne ara An
politicians on the eve Of an election, and every
nan Iabors With ~ much zeal and esrnestnsss iSr
instifutions depended upon his sxertions. unti
The polls are closed and the result 10 made Known
when ssraightway the hsschet Is buried, the csIu
met OF peace smoked, and good feeling reisns "a.
preme. SO much for our Republican form Of gov
ernment, aud for the right of every man In sSxsr.
else and eojoy bis own opinion =
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REspirID.-P Patrick Murphy, who was convicted
in Allegheny county, Va, Of the murder Of his
wife and sentenced 10 be hung, has again been
respited by Gov. Wise. .-.-.- -