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Union Meeting in PhiladeIphia.

We give elsewhere an account OF the grand,
patriotic demonstration in Philadelphia. The
speeches were worthy of the educated and
high-minded gentlemen of the Nerth. who, out
side of Massachusetts, are almost to man on
the side of the Constitution and the South
We recognize among the speakers men who
have always been true to the obligations of
the Constitution and the laws. We rejoice to
see such an outpouring of patriots, and we
believe the demonstration is honest, is genuine.
We know that it comes from the best men, So
cially and intellectually, of Philadelphia. We
are sure that, in a con- test of arms, they would
60 down into the streets and fight for the cause
of the Cons iitution and the Union, as readily
and as earnestly as they now speak, and listen
10 speeches in It's behalf. In all that consti-
tutes gentlemen and patriots, men of intelli-
gence and chiyalry. the conservatives of Phila-
delphia. and We may say the same of New
York, of Boston, and all the large cities of
the North, are the peers of any class of gen.
tlemen and patriots in the United States or
any other land, and for their kind wishes for
their generous resolves and fraternal words
they have our warm, grateful, and admiring
| recognition.
Bst, unfortunately for the Union of these
States unfortunately for the long life of every
Republic that ever did. does now or ever will
exist, the in telligent and virtuous do not exert
the controlling influence in public affairs
Outside the narrow circle where they shed
their light, is reeking mass of ignorance and
barbarism, which looms up the more vast and
sombre from its contact with the lustre which
in vain seeks to penetrate the gloomy shadows
The noble conservative meeting in Philadel-
phia is as attractive and ins piring rs the mag
niiicent hall in which il met, gay with flags
and banners, musical with the voice of eIo.
quence, and every nook and corner resplen-
dent as monday with brilliant jets of gas !;
but. outside, is the dark and solemn and over
hanging night. The masses are against these
high minded and true-hearted gentlemen
The men who make the laws outnumber them
at the ballot-box ten to one. In no spirit but
that of kindness, of gratitude and of admira-
ton, we say, let us now have action as well as
speech /; let US have measures looking to re-
peal Of all the laws on Northern statute books
which prohibit Southern citizens from obtain
ing their just rights under the Constitution
At this moment, an official of the State OF
Maryland is in Pennsylvania penitentiary,
under Pennsylvania law, for no other crime
than the performance of his duty in bringing
back to Maryland fugitive slave from Penn
sYiyania
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Volunteer Aid from New Yorh.

We gave yesterday the handsome acknow.
Judgment by Gov. WISE of the generous and
chivairis tender Of gallant Schenectady IN.
, company to the old Commonw wealth. Il
Is a profier which reflects high honor ON all
concerned. There are some noble spirits in
lhe Empire State, who not only have the right
feelings, but know how to manifest them I'm =
proper manner. We wish there were more Of
them.
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W TO THE CITIZENS OE RICH.
Ola MOND.-A card which appears in the
Morning News of to day over the name of p. HAK-
RIsoN, Jr.. demands brief notice from me. The
articles which copied in that of to. day, were
written whilst was absent as member of the
Blues, under the orders of the Governor, and was
absent with the consent of the members of the
Council. The particular instance of neglect to
which he refers, VIZ the feeding of the Clerks Of
nee, occurred on the night left the city, and on
the previous day had been detailed escort to
attend the remains of Mr.. Charles Marx. an homo
rary member of the Blues, to the city; and it can
not. therefore, be justly chargeable to my neglect.
As to my general attention to the duties of my of
hce, am responsible to the Council. and have
hesrd no word of complaint on the subject from
that body, any member of it. As to what he SAP
about his charge being endorsed by the officers IT.
the City Hail., they have not done it, nor do be-
lieve they will.
AS to Mr.. Harrisons statement of the circum-
stances attending our rencopntre on yesterday,
having been called before the Mayor for that mat
ter on the application OF the brother in law OF
Harrison, and The case not having been finally act
ed on, cannot further speak of that statement,
than to say it is not correct The gentleman drew
pistol upon me, and shot at me- thong had told
him was unarmed As to my running, ran to
get rock 10 defend my self against his murderons
ASSAULT but is not true that ran any further,
for any other purpose.
Mr.. Harrison has a paper under his control, and
may write and publish when and as he pleases.
am not so fortunately circumstanced, and must
therefore be excused from further newspaper CON
troversy. WILLIAM J. EPPS.
December 9th 1859. de l0-ltS
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THOMAS JAM Els DEANE'S farm in GoochIand
county, advertised BY ytMEs LYoSs, Trustee, will
take place on tt ESDA Y. the 18th December 1859,
able, and also all the STOCK, CROPS. 30, On s.id
estate Persons disposed to attend the sale. can
leave Richmond, Monday afternoon, the 18th inst,
at 5o'clock, by way Of the Packet Boat, be accom-
modated ct Cedar Point or Goochland G. H., and
from which Place there will be a conveyance
to take them to the sale the next day about
two miles. There are few better estates than this
now IN market. and excellent opportunity - now
offered to those disposed to purchase q valuable
farm. slaves. and all necessary personal property.
For terms &c., see auction head
de6--tds 6ODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts.
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+ = :. sPLENPIp soops.


DRESS GO0DS-Rich Colored and Black Silk
Robes Foaases and Skirts SILK Dresses res
elegant goods ever seen in this market; Plain, Col
ored and Black Lyons Silks, superb aqaIty; VELOUR
s , .n Rgas Rs a. de Lame Rosss
Paris Printed de LANES, new and beautiful Valen,
tias, fne English and French Merinos, SIR Striped
French Wool Plaids, Gang CHAINS, Prints, &c. in
sIassMi B HfsilSi'pbERIEs AND LAcEs.-Re.l. Poin.
beautiful Lace, Muslin. Cambria, Linen and Peqae
aid broideed Frspeh real Gsce
de NAM OF these Goods are superb, aad will make
handsome Holiday Git; Bridal and Party Dresses,
= W RMPP-tNG s.Ispisndid Velvet and Cloth
Of ses n
for Cloaks, which We will have made 70 order. Many
On hand have been ,aassfsse . = kiehmssS -
SaS sg e %AR ena ceored and
ana coo1sd D. u
and Wool, American c.ssimeres all gr.des, Wiz
Cove: ss 'ffs s:a
Bs9ssS sRd ihSE Blankets
sa s.ss .sss 70 s
9gsfh fifs u o..s: .fa 4
Brussels and IAErain, Dfnggets and Floor Cloths.
Stair Carpeiiug, Hemp do., Rugs IN al s0ahsaess
pr ffII.AnNfT MI i ID sSoopswhss and ceios.d
hssr. Isns ssa chs S rsns s
sc 81 ss. s.e = sS o s' as coin.
MON INDucEMKNIs:e especially to Aeh and prompt
s'.'Msz;FFik issf Rain
+ 10 l0~Sts nesrly opposite ExehNngs Bank
TOYx. TOYS, 4TOYs-roR GOOD GIRLS
i AND BoyS.-Thq sphscriher il nov ysceIving
. large assortment Of pateqt Doll Heads, some
thing that Will not break; also, China and Paper
Heads, and . variety Of Games; India Rubber,
Wood Tin and Paper Toys; an assortment Of 6ne
Werk Boxes. Writi.F cssss, Csbas. 0snaments.
'ids:io.i 'r 'ss NO. lid 6Hi isii xkRoLp
|TWENTY-FOUR RULED SHEETS IA
THE E.-SupArior B l. AN X BOOKS
cd and resdy for use. DAY BOOKS, JoURNAI.S
and LEDGERS that cannot eaaily 81 surpsssea 4
point Of excellsnce, durability and styln 81 nish
and 70 cash purchasers will bo sold II 4 lhern s
count tde l0--ltl GEO. III. WEST.
qdeu very superior qualify 81 whife o. blu1
BILL PAPER. Bills and accounts wher msde "a es
GOOD paper and neatly done, are generally paid
sns SE r issI.A as.d r sSss SbqcoA
sell low having no aas fcr + fPgly scro.
Cor. Will and rank a. Sta.
Dc lo-st Opposite Dieksn6cas Hill Il Ca
| M AExEN kL:-.n k9if 66I1s IA q 4fSEsrsI
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!. "a Account Books for 1860: 81. ". Ran
DOLPH having the oldest established and thssinost
pared to make at short notice ell styles and quail
tier Of BLANK BOOKS. Early orders solicited
from those who intend TO opon new setsm Janu-
BOOK BINDING in every style. from the plain
est to the most elaborate finish. :, n.
Cap Payer ruled for bills and all other kinds Of
mercantile Stationery at right prices. de Est
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UNroRruNArE RENcoNrRE-A man BY the
name of Hiram Dooly was shot in this county
on Sunday evening last, by man by the name
of Tandy Jones, whilst in fight. Dooly -
not yet dead, but in a very precarious state
per authority for trial. It IL said that the
shooting was purely in self-defence.-Bedford
DeuOeraf sEfa1f5 81 Et.s4 IS
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49, FARMERS BANK OF VIRGIN
EB>-saa IA.-The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of this Bank will be held at their Banking
House in this city, on WEDNESDAY,, the 18th day
of January, 1860.
An act Of the General Assembly passed March
rector of a bank shall vote by proxy for any stock
holder IN any election OF directors or officers of
bank nor shall any Proxy be valid Which shall have
election
z de l0-eodtd J. A. SMITH, Cashier.
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ARRIVAL or THE ASGLo-SAxsa.--The stca-
mer Anglo Saxon, from Live COL, Nov. I'D,
has arrived q. Portland, The Portland stea.
hsSe viii Gil hsnesfefth call IT 3uesnstSWn.
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ma Cfenshaw, Quarles & Co.,
~ BROAD STREET.

& STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
At cost for Cash, or to our regular trade or the
10000 DOLLARS, WORTH OF GOODS TO BE
: fssr SOLD BY JANUARY FIRST.
In consequences of the death Of Mr.. Crenshaw, It
at once. We therefore offer our entire stock of
Goods. comprising the best assortment eve5ssen IN
this city at COST Our stock is new. having been
business bnt short time and it affords an excel
lent opportunity for those who have not supplied
for the present, and also the approach
lug season. to do now. sftJss 2sft r.. rag
Our time is limited. stock large, and. in order to
accomplish eur purpose with little delay as pos
sbe will sell goods at prime COST one price,
and no rariation.
PARTICULAR NOTICE. s.
All debts due us on the LIST of July last. and re-
manning unsettled. must be paid at once, longer
indulgence cannot be granted.
de lin CRENSHAW, QUARLES i co.
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exosiSnc1 N OSsiS6rS ne n1taA iiohmehf.
cify rsfSrsnceN ~ - fiven. xddroso = a. H.,
CATtsf's Bsldgo, W. - y- -. -
T77HNTE15-I5v : SiaTIe fentIen1al. ROOM
so,.a ~ Bo4 ~ lces Osess
de ST. ------------------
vTT1TTGTS-~T VEM ALE YEACdEH.--We
w eish g eenp3oy 5snnedia - aoconpilshed.
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HANGING IN EFFIGY.-Some of the stu.
dents of Emory and Henry College hung Old
John Brown in effigy, last Friday night, and
afterwards burned the figure. A complete il.
lustration of Browns latter end. a
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gus announces that a thorough trial of the
Winans steamer, on Thursday, during gale
of wind and in a very heavy sea, proved to
the entire satisfact ion of the owners and others
ocean voyages, bnt that in arough sea she IL
the swiftest steamer afioat. Her average speed
at sea was fifteen miles an hour, and 1t 10 stat
ed that she can easily be made to run much
faster. 81 lsssSf s ~
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joint. Bowen has been convicted Of muir
der in the first degree at New Castle, Del, for
killing John w. Dolin. fst $50 Ssaa ~ Is IS
Henry Clay Pate lectured in New York last
Wednesday night, on John Brown
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TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN. s..
Now il the time for all who are sufe rem
new set to have them extracted ~ y9M 81 Sc
SO tcifhonf pain. Call soon, ~ DR.. TIA Y Ehon
stay Ia the city Is somewhat limited. -.
Once in Belynss Block. ON 18th stTcet TN nom
Of Bank. ] Room NOT. Office hours from A. W..
to p. nj from to 6 and to 3 r. NJ.
p H-Chronic diseases OF gil KINDS treated wi1n
perfect success by the use Of electricity. -
de 9-1Vt @s - se8s esgs1f 81 ts
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aobgl55 Hin alaf I
22 sI.s ia! q "a "a as! 6 slas & 1 5
ons kaif 81 fh6 3nllls risht ler de QFIted
az heiGe valued q 80 Is M sol4 RrivstoaE
the shore 1e will - 80 - Anetlf2
n III. p. CQqx. Auctlcnesr, e spas ~ @ y
slosk 'gs1ss 49,: 0ns ~ sSsbbR
fSs dsshsnd Sor shls Mashins ~ bsea Ipsrssssd
- mech ~ fhs vssi lev 1nnths. hss ilduc9d ~
pas9pfoeS u ad0ps the sbpve couT1es "a qrdef -
skisss ia Viii mss fy sks ~snss q
orally. and u the only ono that cpIngstes ~ sne
Foot MosticinE MA6hine- Atood tnanx have b4en
sold. yhich hsyf pot only ngen setssnsonSes w
chsnics Faifsi6 this city, II obteined the Pfemd-
nm Of & dfEt- ELIAS diplomss on IL ow4 nett -
Il csn b manSss ctnfsd In this city ~ cheap4 any
whsre else. the attention Qf cepitellse A. sailed g
IT, with the view Of retaininE u here--ghe lnvent0!
bs e vyfx1Ha1;, Va e sna nss ssh.
s1ssnon ne Which WIKI ssssd i 80
Ths main object in soiiinx ons half Of the above
right il 70 establish lafgc nsaauthttory IN this
city. and il j. b hoped that there = ea0uxh entes-
prise in capitalists 70 carry outthat obteet. y
The Machine can BE- seen. And al enemr1ee y
i0sa'u DAv i1p L. P1kK TER Msn,,fscturef.
Over Hewitt & Bro, Franklin 81,
do 9-9t Nearly opposite MetropOhtan nsu.
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R 49, NOTICE. The General Meeting of
49, the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF VIRGINIA will DO held at their BANKING House,
N the city Of Richmond. on MONDAY, the 9th Of
the Bank shall vote as the proxy of a stockholder
IN any election of Directors Officers of the Bank;
nor shall, any proxy be valid which shall have been
executed sixty days before the time of election.
de 5-3tawtd - SAM'L MARX, Cashier :
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KANAwHA RIvER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ka.
nawha River Board have authorized Mr.
Byers to purchase good dredging machine
for the Kanawha river. "a std G
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- RICHMONU lHRRARV.

W 49, RICHMOND LABRARY.-NO-
- TICE1To facilitate the opening of the
RICHMOND LIBRARY, (which has been post
being airy in the shelving, all persons having
in their possession BOOKS. MAGAZINES. nr
nestly requested to sena them to the Mechanics
institute without delay. Ii is important that the
names OF the parties returning xOoks, G.. shouid
accompany them, so that no one may be Wrongful
iy CHARGED BY order of the Committee
de S-3t GEO. w. BAGBY, Librarian.
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On the 5th tnstant Ex-P President Van Huren
80 q gar Of ase; snA aimost - sprightly Is
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~ 70 Bricklayers. BuiIders, and others.
D ES1ROUS OF ENTERING INTO THE MANU-
FACTURE OF BRICK.-The advertiser would
rent or lease lot Of aeveral acres, conveniently To-
GATED, near the city limit aboanaing a superior
grounds. with Buildings for the accommodation Of
hands and his personal attention, unite in such
business upon equitable terms, with Responsible
person. persons. for coHulencns operations, ex-
tensivey. early in January next References given.
Apply at this Office. or address, through the Port
de 6-lw*
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MURDER IN NoRFoLK.--By reference to the
telegraph report, 1t will be seen that MT. LIZ
oNARD, one Of the editors of the Argss, was
murdered last evening by some unknown per-
SON sss5sf ss.sE 81 9ssslx ssas1T5s
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A TTENTION. HOuSEKEEPERS.- Tha
KEEPfSs III sach q Psts q wslms
Jelly strsiaers; DIsh CSvsEs; ovsI and round Wat.
Guards; Carpet Bfoems; Japannsd Toilet Ware; In
ds 8, Rghhss Door and coocs Matg variety Of
Meal and Flour Sifterst Corn Peppers; variety Of
iraveiinxa Work and Fancy Basksts; ScInbbing
ers; Knife Cleaners; Patent ExE BeAteTs; Hlaw
Cutters; general as:cftment Of Wood Ware, and
Broad street. by lde Io-6tl JNO. HARR0LD.
TOR SALE.-.A FAMILY OF SERVANTS
= consistlng of WOMAN snd TIRE GILL;
los Ps ees ia md ffs dEGshs !.
: most excellent bread MAKER. In order "a
secure them good homo. will sell them st much
EDWARD GINTON,
de l0-eodta Az the Fasmera' nank Of Va.
E0uND-0n. Friday, on Main street, GOLn
The owner can get is By calling q this olioe Ind
~ lnE No cost 81 this advertisement.
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Co. UNIvERSALIST CHURCH.-Re-
f1~ssA ligious services will be held in the UNI.
yERSAIIST CHURCH. Mayo street. every SUN
DAY MORNING, at the usual hour of public wor-
ship.
The evening services will be resumed ms soon AS
the Pastor s health will admit of It,. de l0--lt+
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND, VA, DEC. 9, 1859.
High Water this day (Saimrdayl4 O'clock.
ARRIVED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdzs.
and passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York, mdze.
andspassengeTs, Ludlam & Watson.
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FRANCIS SCHMIDT, Shoe Merchant,
de f0--tl6tcwlts Main nj rest.

~ in store. and for sale at the lowest market
prices, the following GOODS for family USE viz |:
100 Todd extra sugar-cured Hams; No. Macks-
rel, in kits; 4 and y bbls. Ganpovder Teas. as
sorted qualities, from 75c. to Sls0 per ID. Also,
hne Black Teas Adamantine, Sperm and Ta,iow
Candies; Salt; Old Government Java, Lseuayra and
Rio Cofiecs; Liquors OF oil xinde. assorted; Wood
Ware: Baskets; Brooms; Matches; Powder and
Shot; Cotton Yarns and Cordage: sugars assorted:
Spices; Pickles; Family and Extra Flour, in bbls
and bags, superior quality; Rasins, in 4 and q
also, constantly on hand choice article Of Butter
charge. l.. I. CHANDLER,
No IN franklin efrcat Old Msrk.t
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sFSs. 30 atsSsSoss ~ ss II ma n I
Z; 4: IN I " y; Z w. w.
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- LADIES' FAIR OF ST. JAMES,
f ana r. viii p sals s q I Sc
JAMES CHURCH. commencing ON MONDAY,
the 18th Decemher, At tho HALL OF the ME
s REFRESHMENTS will also be provided, and
on SATURDAY . CHRISTMAS TREE Will BE-
4lI0CKOE HILL GENERAL
OA AGENCY. g.s'ss 8 ,e4.g
81 q. w. h. TYLER,
Office On Marshall, Bstsvsss SixfA and SevsatA
81 Streets,
NEGROES, SELL REAL ESTATE, kELL Ne
GRoEG, and act g q GENERAL AGENT. He
rcfurns hs thanks for tbs liberal bestow
cd upon him for two years past,e ia N Adm
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i - - IL 2
rpgsaE s. az ~ 4. sssa.:,...
y zs' :' ;s:ss n ssss a 4 II L
e '''.' r' ]. IlISI @ s7a.sr.
''.p'e go ssssssl 11Is Y Ri
JeetS. IN A. NsEzs.l Hs. d. " 1 M eD.
r.no. = - s. sMsss Ga,ees.
. e " 3; saiIs; s,|lsff
- = e. ~" AAD ere ~ i = .~~,-.
Arrseri.s II noss fassssssIanssa ahss. ArmiNs
1 q rOuaTn AHNUxL BALI
q DEpA f QdH aSSaA gDarrrr.
tn. M..ss.rs o. tho .ss-.. named sosi.,, ,...
800, 9S5 u ssTss9 1SH5a shss 5x s
:. WESS Sssf * EVENING, DIG. l.ru. II.
:. r - CT n { " lrsrrrurE.
sss p Rsssss one ssns : n 81
ss. za&os z sAsp A.s 80. engaged
sGPPEk , VII b furnished il d. lover h.,, -
GkETsss 4 bssti.s s,a
Of any msmber 81 the following cemmittse: 49,
WILLIAM LOyENSTEiM
a saA$ slN,aisfasH 'ss bftEa. o'ns|''.'
JOSEPH RoSENHETN.
. des-st.
" AT PALACE HALL FisITof GALLERY,
,.cveou .cernsy Mais and I4fG Sfsssfs.
walking over so hours and vii cnrt,,, ~. pcen
sATURRAY NIGHT e 70 sicIock. msElns lis lis
pnblic are invited to call 4 here il q" Sumtm ns
about this exhibi ton. the railsfy being kent oos
ali night, and visitors may come at any hour day
or night. az -
METROPOLITAN HALL
POSITIVELY CLOSING NOV. rorr. ,,ss
AITRACTlQN ExTRAORDyNlRY!
Dr.. BEALE'S MECHANICAL Exhibition.
Doors open at 7o'clnck-commenee At ~
Exhibitions WEDNESDAY and SAfERDAy
AFTERNOONS. At 5 O'Clock. S-iH
a STONISHING TO ALL.-MADAMERU RUS.
IA SELL, the celebrated AstroIoeist has ;ust
arrived. and will remain but = short time. She was
born with nafura gi to tell all the event. Of life
even your very thoue hts; will tell whether yeu are
married or single, and how many times you are te
be married; will cause speedy marriage. Sne has
ast0nlshed Thousands with her magic power M
gentleman admitted Mrs EpS;Es poard;ng
House, 18th or Governor street, between Maj,
and Franklin streets. s,s no 11-ims
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sao next DAY. They reminded us of a
enafs containing the tracks OF the various cir
mhaf'sators of the globe. They crossed
sAeu o1ner In all imaginable directions. How-
esoi, haI SO much as Z mouse stirred, mill
"o'at TWO we were relieved, considerably to
our satisfaction. Our brothers Of ne watch
came In with the same tale. None of them
Aaa heard any noise, or seen any thing stirring.
we returned to our guard-house, and slept
snagiy enough, all hands OF us, until seven
next morning. s
The sun was rising brightly over one Of the
most beautiful landscapes We ever beheld.
when .~s were again placed At our post We
could not bot rscoliect that It was the ami.
versafy o1 gAusteriifx f2nd December.) and
that the pet1iisncy Of the sun which rose on
that day was 20 great Is 70 fix the scene tndei.
ably a. ~ rasuory Of NAPOLEON, who after.
wards eposssOphized II on the day Of Borodi.
no. AAr different sight yet one perhaps
yves MeFe momentons, was the present sun 70
WAeAs ~ meridian beams were to place In
1uifyssw the dying struggle Of the murdere,
shq Hatofs whose deed tmay b., has severed
1evsf - b. reunited, the bonds that held thi,
eresf country together, and The conseq hence,
are likely 70 y greater aud lar more perma
neat than those which followed the slaushte,
Asssk s. 80 conid not remain altogefh
.oo1uI q these mighty results, as the
Tsa .ssN.a g the sun shot above the horizon
!. - ae was - soft and halmy as i, usual
.... - s. save she ssntiIieis whom from
thstr raast. posa.son ws could see walking
4toa ..'Ains appeared to be In mo-
re...,. ss ~ the day advanced,
-. ~kan 70 move tewsIrds the towu-
aAssy ne past which ase oeenpied vi
sssa 49, go g ne ttne u travel; but VI
- Answ maj cshsFs were tn position
weaaa bring - Int eoatast WITH
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