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Es Licoriee--A. 0.iC. Brand.-The abeve
well knowE favorite Brand always on sale hy
JAMES G. McANDREw,
deS-lv 81, Pine street. New York.
nrAn Us MiNp TnAT LEyY.s naY

DEAR w MIND THAT LEyY4S Day
ID GOODS STORE re-opened day before sester-
day. thaving been closed aimee last VI ednssdav, for
the annual Fall h0davsI and viii, from this ,fno,
open every day. Saturdays and Sundays exccstad,
Have been Just received, per steamer the follow.
ing lot OF goods all of which well worth the at-
tention Of those having DTs tioods pa Icbass:-
80 pair Bed Blankets, from So 10 % so per pair all
of which viii be sold at east 20 par cent. below the
re plar retail prices; 50 pieces x Beached Cotton
at s. cts worth 10 cts; 40 pieces extra hne Bid
Cotton at l2ls cts, worth shilling; 10 pieces
Irish Linen, GOOD quality, at S7ta ct. worth 90 cts
pieces very fire Irish Linen. az 50 cts, worth rs
cts; loo dozen more of those fine Grsss Linen
Handkercheis, ut Is cts worth so cts; 10 go Cam
brc and Swiss Muslin Collars az per ceat. less
than they can be purchased elsewhere for
Remember. remem her. that you can set the best
bargains in Dry foods. at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

THE AYEs-The Protestant Churchman
gives the first announcement of the names of
the Bishops who voted aye the motion of
Bishop McCoskry TO restore Bishop pOnderdonk
without any conditions. The ayes (repoct
says) were Bishops Otey, Kemper, McCoskry,
De Lancey, Chase, Whittingham and Oden-
hpirner
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THE TRANSATLANTIC BALLooN.-The bal.
loon of Mr.. Lowe was taken from Jersey City
on Saturday, to Crystal Palace Square, in New
York. The process of initiating the balloon
which will require about a week to fill, was
begun yesterday. Mr.. Lowe estimates thai
he shall need $4,000 feet of gas to full initiate
his monster balloon. Eight persons will pro-
bably start in the City of New York on her
proposed transatlantic aerial trip.
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THE FIRE AT WELLsyILLE.--By the fire al
Wellsville Ohio, last week, Wells IL Vance
lost stock of goods worth $1,000, insurance
So Goo, Mr.. Prosser three houses, valued al
SeoU; j. X. Nicholson three houses-loss s ,20I
John Crawl ford three buildings, nearly COW
cred by insurance, and several other persons
lost considerable.
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ez Kidney and Bladder Eompia ints.-The
newest and most Important discovery for Kidney,
bladder Complaints. Urinary DISTINCTIONS, LeHcor-
Ihra or Whites. Sexual Weaknesses, Physical
ProstratIon ana Debility Of either sex, Is HARTS-
HOkNE'S BUCHU COMPOUND.
Persons who have been unable to walk. have soon
bsen reheved by this powerful COMPOUND. II Is
prepared iy Chemist, and is pronounced by UedI-
cl meg and those who lave used it, to be the best
hCCHU COAPOUN d IN the world. Large bottles
: small bottles 80 cents A fresh supply just re-
Ceiyed hy FISHER& 4 WINSTON, Druggists,
u l4-i2m Main street, Richmond.
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ENORMOUS SHoEs.-A firm in Boston have
just made two pairs of shoes for slave In one
of the Southern States, which are elephan tine
in their proportions. The dimensions OF each
shoe is sixteen and quarter inches in length,
six inches across the ball of the foot, and sew
enteen inches around the instep. That darkey
will equire a one-acre field to turn round in.
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EPIDEMIC AMONG CHILDREN.-The same epi-
demie is prevailing among the children OF
Rochester, N. y, which made such havoc in
Albany year since, under the name OF
diphterite. It's origin is traced by some ply
sicians to France, and the statement was not
long since made that it is the disease of which
General Washington died.
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Rgna,cag.-Two horses, attached to a buggy,
belonging TO Mr.. Rogers, of Aibemarle, took
fright on the Fair Grounds yesterday morning,
and dashed off at furious speed, scattering the
throng to the right and left, passing through
the space outside OF the trotting track, and
finally reaching the horse stalls, where they
were stopped. The buggy was left near the
forage department, completely smashed up
There was no one in tn. vehicle at the time
the horses started, the owner having placed
them in charge of a servant u short time before
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RESCUE OF FUGITIVE SLAyE.-A fugitive
slave owned by Richard Phillips of Mo, was
| arrested in Ottawa, Ill, on. Saturday by the
U. S Marshal. He was. carried before Chief
Justice eaton. who decided that he should be
remanded toprison. A'dispatch says:
The prisoner was remanded, and just as the
Judge had finished making out the order, and
before he had left the room, a fanatical crowd
of Republicans rushed upon the Marshal, for
cibly took the fugitive, and hurried him in to
close carriage prepared for the OCCASION
The team went out of town on run, with Il
crowd of Republicans following, hooting and
yelling. The Chief Justice, after giving his
decision made some remarks to the crowd,
stating that, although their sympathies might
be aroused in behalf of the prisoner, he hoped,
out of respect to himself his friends and his
neighbors would not attempt to violate any
law; that he would regret to be made the un-
willing instrument of bringing a person on a
writ of hohedS corpus into place where the
law could not be executed. His personal re-
quest, and the majesty of the law, were new
ertheless, alike disregarded.
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DEAD.-Delia Bacon, whose name has for
some years been familiar to the public, IN con-
nection with her theory 10 the authorship
of Shakspeare's plays, died short time since
in the Insane Retreat at Hartford, where she
had been an inmate since her return from
England, last spring.
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EDWIN FoRREsT.-Edwin Forrest Is lying
on his oars. dramatically speaking. He has
informed the managers and some of his per-
sonal friends, when urged to accept engage
ments, and again appear in public on the stage,
that he will not do so until all his difficulties
are settled with his former wife. This means
that he will not again perform until he has
broken down the divorce granted 10 her, and
is relieved from the payment OF the $4,000 ALI
mOnv.
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KA Mrs. J. A. Williams, NJ. d., offers her
services 10 those of her own sex, and TO ehiidfen,
wBo may need medical advice or attendance ,
Especial attention given to the management Oh
female diseases, and dispiacements.
Those wishing an interview at their residence
can address Post Office, Dox SH.
RESIDENCE on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets,
Richmond, Va. 0c 4-lm@
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rs. Two-one-Seyen. - The Public are
respectfully invited TO call at my NEW and beau
ttful ROOMS recently fitted mp for the purpose of
conducting the PHOTOGHAPHiC ART in all us
varied branches, and examine the nnme rous lIii-
pTovements istely added 10 the ART. PHOTO
GRAPHS colored in WATER or OIL, from min
aure up IN life slz. which sts les combine ali the
delicate finish of the ivory Mlnlatare and the bold
and speaking Portrait in oil. AMBROTI PES taken
in every variety OF style. u. W. III MiNhIo,
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Ininred--A gentleman from the country
while endeavoring TO get into the CROWDED
train was starting sor The Fair Grounds, lost
his hold and fell, aud wheel passed over he
fieshy part Of one Of his arms, as II lay length
wise along The track. His injuries are not
dangerous, though he has suffered a good deal
of pain from his bruises. II was, however, a
narrow escape.
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A HARDENED WRETCH.-Patrick Maudf,
convicted of the murder of his sister. was SEN
fenced at Newark, New Jersey, on Monday, to
be hung on the 5th of January The Daily
Advertiser gives the following description Of
the prisoners behavior during the delivery of
the sentence:
Maude during part of the time, looked in
tentiy At the Judge, but toward the latter part
head away, and exhibiting a careless, uncon-
cerned manner, swinging one foot, DC.
He frequently interrupted Judge Ogden by
the following expressions IL hope it is the
last time" THE sentence is a very welcome
one TO me.r 81 do not submit to sorcery or
Wltchcraft." "Neyer mind any long harangue,
pass the sentence" 'If you would say hypoc-
rlsy instead of justice, you would be right
You can address this Court afterward, pass
the sentence now, I'll not stand here to be gaZed
at. All you can take is my life.'' ''My sister
was q human devil, ard so are all my rela-
tiyes.'' sit is a crucifxfon." "Itwas the 27th,
be correct in your statement. Your name will
live i'll history, and SO will mine.'' "There is
no jury now, you needn't go over the evil
dence." "Cortiandt Parker, Father Callan,
in the inquisition. 1t was conducted on the
Spanish plan. Witchcraft is against the law
of God and man.
When Judge Ogden mentioned the time of
execution, Maude said 81 prefer a shorter
time. L suffer now more than death by the
torture of my family, and by the devil who
sits thefe-Mrs. Clary - pointing to her.
On Judge Ogden concluding the sentence,
Maude, glaring fiercely and with set teeth
said, "Don't pray for me. pray for vengeance
to Jesus Christ. I'll allow no priest nor cler-
gyman TO come near me. I'll MAIN him if he
does
The prisoner was then removed, and the
crowd dispersed.
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EA II. &. Hobsan. Practical Hair Gutter
AND DRESSER.-His HAIR CUTTING. SHA-
WING. SH AMP00lNG and DYEING ROOMS are
under the American Hotel. Gentlemen wishing TO
get their HAIR CUT in the latest aud most ap-
proved style. would advise you to call him.
Entrance on Itsh street.
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y ItiNs tn DIy TITfEEE. ~ ------- =" -

MOTHER CIR EAT ARRIVAL OF
n Gg0DS.-Wl open this morning Sts Ctoaks
and fagians; $50 handsome Embroidered Collars.
at hall the usual prices 6l5 ladies superior Cofsets,
at low prees; 450 EnbrNidered Handkerchisis Mt
25e a 4Feat bargan; Csc Nubtas A9npasas Hoods,
and other Head Dresses; I,ls0 pieces FriHsts, rom
plnctts, aud other sty!es Of Dregs and Cloak rlni
MINIS: Nefts and Cafews; Guantletts: Thre q
tiioves coiton and woolen Hosiery; Bonwets, Vel
vets, Ribbons, Flowers. Rouches. and other n ili
merry Goods 50 pieces all wool white and red Flan-
nsis at 25r., a great hargau; Irish Inens; Tish
black Crochet Frnfes Bauds; Cambria Fd&ins
and insertins $; $50 Hoop skirts to be sold mech
below the regular prices. and hume other Goods
to be run oil at extra low prices. IL rs Ia the in
teTeSt of Stran crs and others To call ut
GULUSAIT'S Trimming and Variety Store.
Rroad stFFat.
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FATAL ExPLosIoN.--The boiler Of the steam
saw mill owned by Messrs. Walston & Pane,
of Edgecomb county, N. @, situated about
three miles from Sparta, exploded on Monday
last with terrible and fatal effect Richard
Gillian and Nathan Pane, Ut Virginia, Chas.
Osst, Of Wilson, N. Y, and George. aNtave be-
longing to the estate Of Harman Ward, Of
Edgecombe county, were all instantly killed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

EFFECT OF THE EXPLOSION OF LocoMo-
TIvE.-The Indianapolis Journal gives an ac-
count of the explosion Of the locomotive on the
Bellefontaine road, the other day, by which
the engineer and fireman were killed. and
says OF the terrible power of the explosion:
The engineer was found on his feet with the
engine, leaning against it, and must have been
with IL when 1t made the frightful leap from
the spot where the explosion took place to
where it finally rested. 1t first Jumped for
ward about one hundred feet, and made a hole
in the ground, by the side of the track. deep
enough TO bury itself in, and n second plunge
took it about fifty feet further, where il rested
on its driving wheels, leaning little to one
side and just far enough from the track TO be
out of the way. The forward truck of the en-
gine was thrown back on the tender, and the
two forward freight cars and their contents
were shattered TO splinters. The railroad
track was torn up-the rails twisted and ties
scattered The tender was made complete
wreck, and the underworks of the engine
broken into mass of small pieces almost in
distinguishable.
How the engineer could have remained at
his post, We might say, with the engine max
ing the fearful and almost incredible leaps that
it did, is a mystery. He was found in the same
place and nearly the same position, when
dead, as he occupied when living and on duty.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

afaaufdcsarss--Atth the Fair of the Mechanics
Institute, now progressing, the display OF
American manufactures is very atirac tive,
and worthy the notice of all visitors Pas sing
into the main hall, The first case OF goods that
meets the visitors eye. - a numbsr of beauti-
fui umbrellas with highly wrought ivory
handles. from the large factory OF WM. A..
BRowN Il Co, of Philadelphia, our old towns
man. WM. A. PEARSON, Esq, being one of the
firm Most of our dry goods and geutlenen's
furnishing es ablishmsnt Is deal with this house,
and ind their umbrellas TO be superior.
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GEoRaIA.-The Comptroller General of
Georgia reports the financial affairs OF the
State as follows
Cash in the treasury, S2ss, ,765. Public debt,
in bonds and stocks, S354. 80. Treasury receipts
for the year, S1,l63,0O0 expenditures, So1i, ,ooo.
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OUTBREAK AT THE CALIFORNIA STATE PRI-
soN-LoSS Of Lfe.-An attempt was made on
the 27th ult., by about thirty eonvicts, to es-
cape from the State prison at San q quentin
II appears that these men had been during the
forenoon engaged in discharging a cargo OF
wood from schooner, which was lying at one
of the wharyes of the institution. AT noon,
as usual, they went to dinner, and on their re-
turn, thinking the opportunity favorable,
rushed on board The vessel, taking with them
one of the guards, named Moon. Some delay
occurred in consequence of the hawser which
fastened the schooner not being parted, allow
ing sufficient time for alarm. The guards at
once repaired 10 the canon mounted in posi-
tions 10 command the bay. They opened fire,
and in a brief space dismaste ted the vessel and
killed and wounded a number of conyicts on
board. Eight rounds of canister and Crane
We're fired, and those on board having sought
shelter in the hold, very soon displayed flag
showing their desire to surrender. The schoon-
er was brought back and the prisoners secur-
ed The guard was carried off A d. Moon
had one OF his arms shattered. which will pro-
badly have to be amputated. Two convicts
We're killed, A. 3. Wincheii and John Dixon.
William Burk was mortally wounded. f. ghl
other prisoners suffered INJURIES but not OF u
fatal nature. Ii is said that the convicts on
discovering that fire was about being opened
on them, held up Moon in front thinking the
guards at the prison would desist, but by an
understanding with the prison authorities
such n contingency could not prevent the can
non opeEing on escapes. The guards have tC
| take this risk.
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THE NEW ESvELoPEs.-The seif-ruling en-
veiopes seem growing in the popular favor
The Washington City Post-Ofiice has exhaust
ed the first supply and received second
Some 10000 OF the envelopes have already
been issued to the Post-Otiiee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-10-27

A WOMAN SENTENCED TO PRISON FOR LIFE
Clarnda Jourdan plead guilty to the charge
of manslaughter in the first degree, in u Utiea
n. Y, Monday, and was sent 10 Sing Sing foi
life. She poisoned her husband about two
wears since The woman is but few removes
Frn iSipt
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FINES PAIp.--The captains Of the schooners
Minstrel and Z. III. Adams, each paid q fine OF
$500 and costs at Norfolk last week, for Viola
ton Of the inspection laws Of Virginia.
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A GREAT RAILRoAD.--Before the close OF
this year the G rand Trunk Railway will have
been completed to Detroit distance of 500
miles in a direct liae, with branches IN addi-
iiou. making 1899 miles of completed railway,
including the Victoria Bridge-costing, rising
S6D GOO 0OO
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NOT AN ELoPEMENT.-It seems that the girl
abducted by Rev. Mr.. Cilley from Rev. Mr..
Witherell, at Dexter, Me, was given to Mr..
CilIey upon the death of its mother. while the
child xas an infant, and that she has lived
with Mr. G. as an adopted daughter until very
10.
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r,- How 10 Cnre aiI PAIN and Bowe Conn

~ How to Cure all Pain and Bowe Com
PLAINTs.-For Pain in the Bowels, Stomach Sides
Limits. Back. Rheumatism, NeuratgI Sore Throat
Stiff Meek. Spralns or Bruises, HARTS-
HORNE'S CURE~ALL. 1t acts upon the nerves
bones. sirews. blood and muscles, annlhilattng all
pain like InaZie! Bottles u, 25 and 50 cents.
If YOU suffer with Cholera. DIarrhGa, Looseness
Of the Bowels er summer Complaint, use ARTS
EU8SE'S CARMINAFIVE BALSAN. 1t gives
instant relief. Bottles 25 cents
The Cure All cures all pain. The mnatlve
tie.
Sold by ali Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
and Norfolk, je l4-I2m
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Mayors Cdsrf.--fhe case of the two negro
women, Lucy Ellen Robinson and Winnie
Goode arrested for assaulting Margaret Sui-
livan. was continued until to-day Also. that
Of Leorora Henrighi, charged with keeping a
disorderly house.
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A SURE THING.--It is proyerb In Jefferson
county, New York, that snow always falls at
Sackett's Harbor on the 18th Of October, and
an old gentleman In that county wins money
annually on a bet to that effect.
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EXPENSIVE OPEgATIoN.--At Kingston, II
c.. three white men-Gates, Collins and Wal.
ters-haye been sentenced to one years impfi'
sonment and fine of Si00 each, for attempt.
ing to sell free negro as a slave.
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The writer Of tho following, must have been
a ahomGpathist: Surely II Il blessed grlyi.
lege to be kissed by the breeze that mas kisseu
all the pretty womeA In the world.
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The MecAnHfcs' TsstitHte Erk,5iston is in the ;
full tide of success. On Tuessay night and
last night the halls were packed with visitors
The eaii0pe furnishes most excellent music,
which every body seems 10 enjoy.
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Obstruction Rstrarsd-The immense rock,
which was blown into the channel of the river
below Rockets, a few days ago, has been re.
moved, with the aid OF the diving apparatus
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-, M Poigfoss.-- We have been shown SAM
pie OF the New Jersey s.Iseaeh Blosxopas, Irash
potatoes, raised by Mr.. r. M Thorne. al his
sidney farm. They are said 70 be OF most ex-
eeiieni Quality and certainly they are as fins
looking as any potatoes we have ever seen
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WATERING A CiTY.-There are, within the
limits of the city of Selma, Ala, fourteen arte-
sian wells, which have an average depth oi
about 4U0 feet, several OF them throwing
volumes of water to the extent of 600 gallons
Dpr minute.
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SUPREME JuDGE-Goyernor Chase has ap-
pointed Hon. William Y. Gholson, of Hamil-
ton county, Judge of the Supreme Court OF
Ohio, to fiji the vacancy occasioned by the re-
signation of Judge jos. Il. Swan.
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k- Liceriee, in Mass and Stick, Of the best
quality. 90
GUN ARABIC tgenuinel for Tohaceonists.
ToNQUA BEANS-Angastura, Black and Crys-
tahzed.
OLIVE OIL, in glass; of new crop In store ana
foF sale low by J. PITFiELD GEORGE
In NJ. Blair and Co.'s Building, CLrner
ny 4-Sm 18th and Cary sts.
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Ses0. con. Visitors to the Far and Others, ars
> respectfully invited 10 ea af the old stand D2
II ain street and examine the ar est and most de
sifable stock % FINE CLOTHING ever seen IN
this cit4 state.
The assortment embraces great vsfsatv ot ele-
CANT and tasty gods, gotten up ~ our own manu-
factory in the Latest and most fashionable styles.
Purchasers assrFFd that their tRried tAstes
in quality, styles and prices, hs net in our
large ard splendid stock, amounting 70 more than
ei hts Thousand dollars.
EInr s s,A.nrr ffIfn
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The Theatre is unusually attractive as q place
OF amusement, this week, the managers bring
ing out new pieces In quick saceeesioh, and
putting them on the stnge in the most accept
able casts. The bill for this evening il one
that cannot fail 70 please, aud the house will.
therefore, b. well flied
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ByCowARptN a. HAMNERSI.rv
SPECIAL. NOTICES

IA tard.--MgS. ". Fteishtnana. fram
No II Ola MaFkei, inHg and we'll known tho
cheap and taStY AilsneTy sture heEs To INFORM her
friends ana }Re Psblsa sene raj. That ief ths ret
ter accommodation oi her customers, and others
visiting the city daring tue FAIR sh" has taken the
store No. A., ga MsiH street next deor g The 81
Charles uStei. y here she Miii open, on Monday.
the I9th oi October, aitd oaer tor sale, during the
period o3 ogse month, aN eutire't new ana sttrae
tive stock of MILLINERY 1oopH, bpNNEIS,
RIRB0NS. nEAD- -NRFSSES. etc, of tho latest
Sty!eS ant at prices Which will ensure quick and
rapid sale. 4 eai iroW Hl} "a search at cheap and
beautytGl Eac,iS IS all that SWantcd, &C fS-2w
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BRoDERICK's SUCCESSOR. San Francisco
correspondent says
Gov. Weller it is thought, will appoint no
successor to Mr.. Broderick's seat in the Senate.
in the hope that when the subject comes befor
the Legislature, he (Weiier) will be elected,
TO till the vacancy. Hon NJ. :. Latham the
Governor elect, will be qnlte sure to oppose
Gov. Weller, he himself aspiring to the Senate
as successor of Dir. Gwin, whose term of
office will expire March 4, 1861.
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r y HUDTtDN ERfSTON

Call and get Pamphlets and see cures Of Cough
Rheumatism, Serofuia, & c., As restorative and
invt~o-ator, 1T has cen highly recommended
Hundreds viii testify oi cures on themsely - and
friends. after ali other cures have failed
FEMALES AND CbILnREN.-This Tinenre
will be found great medicine for all their diseases
sA4 Call and ct Pamphlets and see cures.
Sold by PIRCELL, LADD Il CO.. Richmond
by DR.. COOKE. FREDERICKSBURG: by all the Drug.
g,Sts gfts IN Petersburg: by MORTIMER & NOW
BRAY, Baltimore; and by Druggists and Shou-
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; six BOTTLES.
So. Iv l6--dS WITS
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lUHN WILLIAMS offers has services 10 keep
sets of Books fr-s ari' and neatly. and To exam
,-o uItte pn settle aud adlnSl accounts.
10 hes hSd q (oHS experience IN Book kespln<.
and hs> testimonials from men of the first standing
.u Rictnond-
fprlcs;,on NAV be made to JOHN l.. VIII
TKS < son. &C 2nn