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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

.Etsefsos Dsy--The dear people are called
votes for C,mmissioners 81 ths puS-...s sSsir sI
Madison AID Monroe Wards, and Is there sys ~
score or more Of candidafes in lte ts.sr .s..s
voter can choose for himself. The polls vii
be open In all ihree OF the Wards durin~ ths
day, and as the Office is a responsible aud ims
portant one, every voter should aid In sesect-
ing the most csmperent men. In preparing
your tickets name your choice for each Ward.
aud see that you do not transpose them and
thus throw away your vote.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01
sA-AWord 10 the Wise is sufilcient.-EmI-

Ga Word 10 the W ise is Sufiicient.-Emi-
nent physicians now using T. r. BASS COUGH
SYRUP, for Coughs, Colds, CONSUMPTION, &c, il
their practice. can testify that is the best
and if you are suffering, do as others are doing.
give it a trial and continue its use If it benefits
you. much is accomplished every way by per
severance His other remedies. equally valuable,
are the Pain Extractor, Compound Aperient and
Liver Pills, Eve Water, the DiarrhRa- Dysentery,
and Bloody Fiux Remedies, Toothache Tincture,
cure for neuralgia, and others. can be had, by
wholesale and retail, of
T. r. BASS, Proprietor,
Clay street, west side, between lst and I'd,
Richmond, Virginia.
Also, APPERSON & DUPUY, DRUGGISTS. No.
OF, Broad street. oc 26-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

"A NEW SOURCE OF WEALTH.-The Pitts.
bprg Ia, papers state that there is considera-
BILE excitement in that region of country. re-
specung subterranean reservoir OF oil
which has been recently discovered Compa-
mes are engaged in digging wells TO obtain the
ell. When procured in its crude state. ii sells
for 60 cents per gallon. 1t does not cost more
TO pump 1t up than cent per gallon, and Q
cents more per gallon will pay for barrels
or Philadelphia. The refined oil is sold at a
much higher figure. This oil is petroleum. a
bitumipons substance, which is found floating
on the water of springs. The excitement does
not appear TO be altogether speculative though
possibly that may have something TO do with
the published accounts. One singular fact
is mentioned in connection with these oil pits
La many places in the valley OF Oil Greek
the ground IS covered with pits, hundreds and
thousands of them evidently dug for the pur
pose OF gathering oil, and at period so re.
mote that trees 25o years old are growing
over them. The query is, by whom wert
these pits dug, ant. for what purpose was tn,
ell gathered!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

orr Tor sac pflvafeIl, NV Iarge and Valuable
-~h~ TRACT OF LAND, situated in PittsSlvanla
eouaty. about oae mile aud half from Danytsse
Srt s'ns eilgihy npon the waters ot Sandy and
lsr rivers. 1t the ln:ersectlop of the two. IL con
t-s shout Ss3 acres of which IS acres are cid a5sd
sel q hue staie Of cultivation. The rema lder
IS u. heavily taberea. and the proceeds OF tile sale
d. the timber alone would he found very Temune
r.rive. The land IS OF the hest quality for raising
,aaccu and other products of this section IN gene
rt.
Ialso offe7 for sale that valuable property known
Is WILSON'S FERRY. half mile above Dan
,le, aud upon the WAGON road from Danville to
HENRY ard Western tittsy ivania. In connection
v.is the Ferrs. wiA sell 4 small TRACT OF
lAND, containing about u acres of fine river low
.-oNuds, utabe forTa market garden, or a small
fsTm.
Persons wishing IN purchase any of this property
y please address, me at DaRville. Va, and will
takt pleasure IN showing the property, or givinG
sn, farther information, GEO. I. " tLSON.-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

N Licsrfce-A. u. e.. Rrnnd,-The abovo
well knowr fsvorite RYand always on aaIe py
JAMES G. McANDREWs
dee-v ~. Pine streat. New YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01
na- Hartshorne's Cure-AH.

nA Hartsh0rne's Cure-AII.
1T CURES ALL PAIN.
This valuable preparation used internally and
externally. II cures
TO0THACHE. HEADACHE,
SpRAfNS and BRUISES ESCH1LBLAISS,
CHOLERA MURBCS, EARACHE,
RHEUMATISM, SCALDS and BURNS,
NEURALGIA. CHOLERA,
PAIN IN THE LIMBS, PAIN IN THE SIDES,
PAIN in the STOMACH, PAIN IN the BREAST
SORE THROAT. FROSTED FEET,
PAIN IN THE BACK, PAIN in the BOWELS.
Beng fine TONIC, il is very beneficial for
weak stomach or bowels.
In bottles OF I2 25 and 50 cents. Sold By all Drug
gists in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, and
throug hout the State. ie l4-l2n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

*, FOR SALE offer. at private sale, the
f@y HOUSE IN which now reside, (in Sidney, one
Ii miie west OF Richmond.l with from two to
twelve acres of ground attached. Price reasona-
he, and terlhs of payment to SUIT the purchaser.
i6-lHA ]. T.. JOHNSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

*, FOR RESJ-My desirable and commodi-
si.;. aus DWELLING HOUSE on Church Hill,
81 ~ e4urfully located and the view unsurpassed.
he Jroupds embrace the entire square from Grace
~ Franklin ard from 23d 20 24th streets. 1t Will
he thoroas shly repaired and the grounds put in or
DEF, for GOOD tenant. Apply to VANLEW,
TAYLOR II CO., or to me.
ngl3-lu ELIZA l.. VAN-LEW,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

-, F0R Il NT.-PHOrOGRAPH and F n E
st$ ART GALLERY over Johnson q Harwood.
Ii IL No. a NJ ain. street, formerly Whltehurst' s
Gallery. with two fine ssylights, and is 10 the bu
s.nass portion OF the city. Apply to
Eo - Is JOHNSON & HARDWOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

r., PHYSICIANS Il ESiDENCE AT NEW
55:: KENT COURT HOUSE FOR SALE.-Hav-
-Ains determined to leave the county, efier for
sac. privately. M HOUSE and LOT situated at
New keat Court House. The improvements Is consist
o. dwell ing bouse in perfect order, with hne base
lent, and all necessary out houses. ice house &c.
Tn. is one af the beat locations Tor a hysician
know Of Terms literal.
10 7--lm' J. C. WILLIAMS, VI. D.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

FL, FOR REST--A basement STORE ROOM,
F:% In rear Of Messrs Johnston a. BTanstord's
IL IL xareTonms. and fronting III Lomhardy Alley
Rent moderate Possession given Immediately.
WM. WALLACE SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

hA 9team EmgIme for saie.-A two-and- a.
half horse STEAM ENGINE. in complete order,
having been used only three weeks. II will lie sold
At \ bargain. Apply 1t this ot6ee. DO dts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01
f1RMs or lnTERfIsING.

he Mals 0rrAss Assfr,,t /. 4, |. s.,-,ss.sSr-- q
condition. and the boys are kindiv srs-ss1. 1.s..1
wesl provided for. but the dfflcuisy - 9r~ssSss
saccess Y ihe smsilness of the haiidlns s,ss5
pea ~ e ne asyiun- Every family q intefs~f.
cause Il keeps from the strest tSns 49, -
thissnen wno would b~come vagabunds -
If srses r = allowed u associate with thst eie.~
yontS tSooa,es ns who are ever ready 10 isstrv1
put sney in their purses. Lar ~. s,s g. g
=, or aud educated, and many o. tirsss
may pScome useful and in Il 4 uent,ni es,t..,.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

1ne snip Uncowah, which arrived az san
Francisco on the 22d Of October. from New
York. nassed : m.mmoth ,c.,,arr about fif,v
49, r -. !.
uliies ~ 1hs souin oI Cape Hofn, ~ iaIe as tne
gfh OF August The captain, In description
OF this awonder Of the deen.- savs:
Tha ,r.., 49, a.. - a. .na
osrscar r.,., 80 sSo,. nss ~ ~ or
aurn,, =, III w ~ - sooas l'ovn =. ..c s.m 49,
n,ocE - - - hs-;.s 10y srl''. ~. A... -.
first could ~. t..,:..s a1uau. .aI. As
,h;nkins e. III .st. ti.as ~ M@s .ees ene. p
north uerd d,risar ,is a - ussu neu " Ie
he had -, 49,. III .ne sose uays y. a Wiz
II down as N $500 ~ 80 al aaloh' SCI
tn - - =" .sIalu l cos sTso Will SHOW
sbin g,;nn =. h I'm 'ne eas ware, anu lne
hrnpsSt e =. ne l@.e % eigut krots, she sooH
not san. nft.r noie oouy ADose me norizon ana
.to,r ~ .'s iso was iouhu " sHstcH
how IN. ca,.-sa ansau, .aa ano On ine Wsa.ner
1s cou,seoI the snip was then altered,
n, iIy a. - ,ha me ise On me zee Dow ana grad
"a ro,,s .;,as ,,a- - mse iCeoeIes oi
w,thin fa,s 49, fIs"e ouI. me snip passed
One yas y"rv IT,. !" a,, .e "lnu "aro VI .nem;
Island wh;cb co., agou. :. tie SIZE oi Angei
someu hat in sha,,a NJ. IN .aiphs ~ 1esemosed
Diners stn,,d . .ho,,,.t ~ Wa .ueh nlgbeI-
rreaf herr rh; oass,. a = s.u ne. In.sses oL tue
5aen trorn ;hs oe. ~ .' :? es suuia'eo 10 nave
hirh-a slid mas Of 10 ,n,rs ,o.g aug very
80 hra,s . mass VI ice, agaihs. Which the
/
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

s. TWO FIRST RATE BUSINESS
XII HTANDs FOR RENT.-The STORE now oc-
- = apled by y. Gazgenheimer, on Main st., under
81 ~ Charles Hotel. ana the STORE No. 8, Wall ST.
ne rsht, to good tenants, will be low: Apply 70
.eR~ss BENZ. DAVIS.
o. foh hENT--Lawyers and Doctors OFF,
HI tkr and LODGING ROOMS, on i2tk street, in
--Af ront Of banS, By JOHN A. BELVfN.
MyE-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01
90 LANn Fun SALE lN puWnATAN

-&~ LAND ~ Pcwha;an, lying on Ioees' Creek.
Is r1,es from Richmond. ard one mile fran James
ger. cdaislns3x f5 ACRtS. large portion Of
(. -s hsaviy 'imbered with original growth of rsak.
rprsr hlekoE. and pl1e. There IS - large ameunt
III !ssrs flnabef Of best quality. Ceopers and
e. ''rFS uoaid Do well "a examine the same
AI.SO-Anothsr TRACT of aS acres. near the
s@a.e, apen which coal pits have been extensively
s.1Aed. We refer those wishing inior rmRtion, To
Mr Edward Scott, of &antkiu. or to DR.. ]. s.
= ch,asaE near seottsrllie. Attemsrle.
no ia-dts ]. s. NICHOLAS & BROS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01
REAL ESTATE roR sAT.T

~ NUM- hEIftWUNFI, FOH SALE-I t,fTef
.s@~ for sale avery desirable cNARKET6ARpEN
containing between fsar and ave acres al IL Al IN
rHad eon6ten. we enclosed ana ,iitnhed ard YER,
r-esoctive, imnedistel, on tue Brook plana Read
and oHs mile onis from The toll gate. There 10 4
g. a house on the land, which, NJ hut little ex-
reRSe. can te naaGe very comfortable. Apply 10
ro sS-ts A. u. VII LfAMS.
80 aLs " I ~ r. III. 81
~-s ABOUT TWELVE MILES FROM RICH
MGND.--A Al the instance Of Mrs. Emily J. Ls le,
,he undersigned will. oa the sTH DAY OF DE-
CFM MBkE. lsaa at fair; rs not the next fair day.t
On no premises. hfeE Eer sale { Il ACT OF LAND
Of sad Issie. Immediately on the Nirginla Central
Eairoaa, coHssfninx 20 ACRES II adioins the
isudS of hF William Pr'ddy, John F. Cross. and
taers, Isss tract wiR he sold IA whole. in lots
nl 40 scsss each This land Is IN goof neis hbor
5ord and sdapte1 ;e the growth of cora. wheat.
thaeco Re-. and IS we innhersd, Indeed the ready
s,' taI wss6 10 the Railrosd COMPANY, and ITS con
ecFicnce to The read afford great Inducements to
drS cue wiShlnk toengase IN such business.
IERSs made Known en the day ~ sale.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

~, FOR REST.-For rent. PROFESSIONAL p
sia: OFF FICE or LODGING ROOMS the front
IL room over the subscribers store. POSSESSION
no as JUAN PfZZINI, No. I2s Main st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

.sa FOR RENT Or LEASE. About 20
"y& ACRES OF LAND on the Meehanicsville
A@A@n Turnpike opposite the residence of Mr.. Fl. ].
smith and about quarter OF a mile froIn the city.
De ahnve itnu s admirably suited TO farming or
t-rtsalnZ Purposes. Apply to
j. +. KEESEE,
no i2-,s ls-h street. he,ween Main and Cary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

LL FOR REST-Jhe upper part ofthe HOUSE
tas corner Of n aG and 18th streets, next TO Anne
Africa Hotel
ALS0-The three story Brick BUILDING on
llth besween Main and Cary streets. Apply to
MARCUS HARRIS K BRO.
oc sS-ts l75 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

FOR RENT AND SALE.

-, FOR RESF-0n Brooke Avenue, eppost te
- Nh: C,ash's Store. FOUR ROOMS AND
TX ICHEN. To n good tenant the rent will be
meHs ate. Apply to u. SHANAHAN, on the
l-cHlSes. no 29-I2f%
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

"a FOR kEST--On 18th street, Church Hill.
sE ard possession given Immediately. one OF those
-@1 1 BRICK TESEME ENTS lately occupied by X:
". Pearee. Esq. 2 doors North of Leigh st., ans
nf rooma, with dry BASEMENT small garden at
tach@d, aad well OF water on the premises. Price
&C Y It's f. D. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01

a. FOR REsT-0ne TENEMENT. on the
Ess; anfsl side Basin Bank, adjoining the Office OF
- aessfE. i5ooeh K Echols, Apply to
oe 5-ts WARWICK & BARKSDALE.
a. FOR EEsT.-The BUILDING occupied
IL: ., the Examiner Is for rent from the LIST Of Au
s1sL. For terms, apply 10
60. RICHARD WALSH, Note Broker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-01
II. BEEcHEK.

WEDUlAG AND DGssEsA saaA as-.~-4a
a. town or counIry, gMpplied with Ornamental
nteeiionery. lee Cream. Jelly. DC, a. short mo-
'1e and 81 reduced prices, A ANT0Nt.a
rex. door Exchangs bsnk.
] ut K KESEiFEDa y aew supply 81 fsts5exsDr
>, ooc eslelsstsd Hair kestorer. for the cars
Nse efeyeHtipe 9f i,asizesa; for sale ~
L. ], piccIs corner Main and I7sk afs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
MATnIM0HIAL.

MATRIMONIAL.-MADKMO MARIE nAUvn
M sIERE professor OF typography reading o.
upon he receipt Of cent? dn smpe and spesmsn nsn
writing send 70 full deifneAtton OF tne cnArn
ter Affairs Of the bear success destiny &C. also descpuo
Of the they love will marry address Marie
Broadway Post NJ Y Those residing out OF the city ca
safely transmit through Ne mail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02
REWARDS.

d x REwAEc.-IOsT. AT THE FIREMENs BALL, Al
Oh the AcadennS of Music the night OF the of snt
sy sandal wood fan, chy carved and nlaid with lyer
ladies dressing droppe going to the carriage TIL
finder Will the above with the hanls Of the loser
leaving II at l49 West Forty eighth stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

DARTNER WANTED.-THE ADVERTISER, A HIGH
~ respectable young man, being without capital dee
rous Of aesocatng himself with party who CON mani
about 81 900 In cash. TO join him In ueraty
ready money business 70 which he has had long practical
Office 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

Mr. Crawford OF Ca could not give his assent TO such
construction OF the act Of 1919, secured TO these
negroes support and maintenance for year after their
return such authority given by the law for
year. "ha was 10 prevent its being extended 70 twenty
ears The same reason which Induced that section 10 be
incorporated in the act Of 1919 did operate upon the
President the OF the Echo prisoners Then The
ject to protect the white man from the Africans
the object was 10 prevent the Africans from being apnro
praied and made property by the white Then the
whole South was unanimously against the slave trade
now II is becoming divided, and unless the war upon
slavery is stopped fifteen years will witness the trade
open for the South, aud our then Mexican possessions
reaching TO Guatemala certainly, and probably further
south So long as the law stands upon the book
giving the bounty of twentyv dollars piece for ali
Africans thus brought and requiring support them
while here, and then TO pay their expenses back TO Africa
be would vote that amount AS for the $4,000 to be paid
would be then bound by the Presidents construction Of
the law and will.
common The President seemed 70 be between two
fires, both in front and He was blamed by some
fugitive slave law and by some in the South IL he as
sumed 10 carry into effect the act of 1919 lie op
from nS he No upe ne ana
was mol right nor wise according 10 the well de-
principles o. law or common sense, 70 adopt those
suomaed constructions and super1ne notions, in rea
lion TO the conduct Of the President under the act or 1919
at Moore OF Ala, thought that the question involved
ssG was an important one, not whether the slave
aoP ehouio OF should not be revived but whether the
resnt was authorized by the law Of 1919 10 enter into
ia contract he admitted there bad been precedcnts JUS
yP lne course pursued by the President; but prece-
nen are oil little worth when sustained by law Ana
men here was question above and beyond that: was
wncther TINS government shall connect itself with tho
OIL Tue Colonization Society, and help 10 bolster
Ip sna, oteh concern, the republic OF LIBERIA which has
2Loveo ~ experinost 70 be failure and an abortion
ne was opposed 70 this lending its aid TO- or
akng any lart this scheme of colonization Instead az
improving their own condition. and cvilzng and Chris
anzng the natives OF Africa these free blacks in Liberia
nave themselves deteorated and fast reIapsng INTO
ignorance dolatry and barbarsm Lot all ala be with
Dy ine general government and also the contrbu
ions NON made by the States Of Virginia and Maryland,
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spufuAL HOmnn.

MEnICAE INSTITUTE nEcHANIog CLUB nm
O'Clock subjects-The Telescope" and n, 49,, =.
VI Fritz viii continue his remarks on the. Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-02

nEANHATTANENs1s-wI THE PERSON WHO RE
M Gently sent letter @ the proprietos Of weekly paper
under this Alias be 30 kind as 70 communicate his real nano
and location the undersigned where the anonymous scrb
bier need not be informed JAMES 0'NEALE COOKE.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-11-12

Loss OF AN AUSTRALIAN PACKET -" Err.
RIBIE Loss OF LlFE.-Nem York, Nor. III
The Liverpool Daily Post, Of the 9th ult.,
publishes intelligence received late on the
previous night that a splendid vessel, the
ship Royal Charter, from Australia, was
totally lost in Muffin bay, near Bangor. She
had upwards of four hundred persons on
board, and only ten were said TO have been
saved She had also half a million sterling
in gold Oh board. When the disaster took
place Was not known. as the telegraph line
had ceased 10 work. There was some hope
that the loss of life had been cxaggcra ted. =
Some bodies were being washed ashore when
the account was sent off.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-11-12

New York AND New JERSEY ELECTIONS
Tne New York State election on Tuesday
remains undecided on that portion of the
Of the Democratic State ticket adopted by
the Americans at Utica. The vote between
the Democratic and Republican candidates
lor Secretary Of State runs close. The new
State Senate will stand twenty three Repub-
leans and nine Democrats, according to
present returns The Assembly not yet all
heard from, but it is no doubt republican,
In New Jersey, the republicans have the Gov
ernor. but it is believed the democrats will
have both branches of the Legislature.
LoulslANA.-New Orleans, Nov. S.--The
Opposition have elected 10 Of the 23 Repre-
sentatives, and all of the three Senators from
this city.
Miles Taylor anti-S,idel Democrat, and
Edward Bouligny, American, are elected to
Congress by large msjolilics.
The American, majority in the city is about
$500. M
The Democratic State ticket is elected.
WISCONSIN ELECTION. Maiwdukee, NOu.
l0.-The returns Of the recent election in
Wisconsin are very incomplete. 1t is prob.
able, however, that the republican State
ticket is elected 10y large majority, The
republicans retain their asccndancy i'll the
Legislature.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-11-12

GJ3The trial Of Patrick Lalfcrtv, at West
Chester, Pa. for the murder of John Reed,
which has occupied the Court for the entire
past week, was concluded at 7 o'clock on
Monday evening, the jury finding a verdict
of murder in the second degree against the
prisoner. The homicide occurred on the
10th of July last, near Chatham, small vii
laSc in the western part of Chester county.
The victim was an estimable citizen Of some
sixty years Of age, who was attacked by
Laittrty in consequence of a polite refusal to
get up into wagon and ride. LaGelty is an
lrishman by birth, about twenty four years
Of age. had been drinking, and perrctra,,d
the murder by stabbing the victim with a
knife while attempting to escape. One Of
the stabs entered the heart, while six others
were found upon the body of the deceased.
The Cecil Whig., 1859-11-12

THE EAST AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE The
Salem Register publishes the following cx-
tract Of letter from ZANZIBAR, dated Scptcm-
Der 8. An American clipper ship took oil
200 negroes from the coasta few days since.
If 900 reach Havana the owners W i'll make
$40O, 600. They were shipped from lho,
and cost about $50 600. If the people send
ships on this coast for slaves they can get
them. John Bull IS asleep. There are two
English men Of war in port, watching a
chance to pounce on Syeed Madjtd, | sup
pose. The captain of The Slave ship was a
Spaniard, and hoisted American colors when
NECESSITY required
The Cecil Whig., 1859-11-12
Gle Cecil ll)bis.
ELKToN, NOVEMBER I2, 1859.
Legislature of MARYLAND.

The following are the members elect OF the
next Legislature as full ard correct as can at
present be ascertainod -
SENATORS OF MARYLvND.
Calvert county Thomas J. Graham, Am.
Charles--John F. Garduer, Dem.
Caroline Tilghman Nuttle, Am.
Frederick - Anthony Kimmcl Am.
Prince Geoi ge's-J john B. Brooke, Dem.
Queen Anue's--Sicphen J. Bradley, Am.
81. Mary SO. Miles. Dem.
Washington q Stone, Am.
Anne Arundel Thomas Franklin, Dem.
Baltimore ciiy-Coleman lell6tt, Am.
Howaid-John S. Watkins. Dem.
Crcil-John Joseph Hcckart, Dom.
B"l,i co. Andrew Lynch, Dem.
Allcgany Thomas J. Mckag, Dem.
Ilarford- Franklin Whitaker, Am.
Talbot-Il. II. GoldsLorough, Dem.
Kent David G. Blackstone. Dem.
Montgomery-Dr Duval, Dem.
Dorchester Charles +. Godsho,ough, Am.
Worcester --Tcagle Townsend. Dem.
Carroll John i. Smith, Am.
Somerset John +. Da>hieIl, Am.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Charles BENZ. F. b. Burgess, Dem;
Barnes Compton. Dem.
Carroll-J. W. GorSuch. Amer; David
Roop. Amer: d. B. Mills, Dem.
Baltimore city-Charles l.. Kraft, Thomas
Booze, l. l.. Seth Wm. A. Wisong, George
r. Berry, F. &. Crowley, r. A. McAlisrr,
Thomas NJ Smith, Robert Turner, Marcus
Denison all Americans.
Baltimore county john Thomas Ford,
Thos c. Worthnslon, Robert NJ Dennlson
Pleasant Hunter. Leonard e. Qunlln, Thos.
W. RcnShaw- all Democrats.
Frederick S. S. Benton, Charles +. Trail
7. j. Clagett, and jonathan ROUTE zahn Amer.
leans; John \. johnson, and kcsslcr, Jr.,
Democrats
Han ford-Wm. T. Baylcss, DR.. Joshua
Wilson, and Richard b. Mccoy y-Amclcans
Prince Georges Ethan a. Jones, Richard
Woo,en, and Z. pliny Bryor, Democrats
Talbot. Lawrence Jones, and Alexander
Chaplain, Democrats.
kent-P. f. Raisen, Dcm.:A. Mcddcrs, Am
Queen Anne 's---Wm. L. Starkcy, William
Henry Lcgg, Democrats.
Montgomery Chas. y. Harding, Howard
Griffith, Democrats
Anne Arundcl-E G. Knbourn, Rich'd G.
Mack ubin, and B Allen Welch, Democrats.
CalheIt Bcnj. parren, James I. Briscoe
Democrats.
Worcestcr-Col c. w. jacobs, DR.. S. P
Dennis. James Aydolctte, Democrats.
Dorchcstcr-Joh r. Keene. Am; William
llollard. Il. W. Linthicum. Democrats
CCcii-Jamcs w Maxwell, VIM. II. Miller
Democrats, Alexander Wilson, Am.
Washington A X. Stake, Amer: Geo
Fr.aner, James Coudy, j. {. Crning Martl
Eaklc, Democrats.
Allcgany-Aza Bcail, David w. McCleary
Americans; JOSIAH ii. Gordon, " illiam IL
Barnard, Democrats.
Somerset Edward D. Long, Dem. J. T.
Dennis, j ii. W. Standilold, and W. T.
Lawson, Americans.
Howard-W. Turner and John 3. Brown,
Democrats.
Caroline-T. Goldsborough, Dcm.: IL
Strong, American.
st. Mary s-Messrs. Durant and Stewart,
Democrats.
REHABILITATION.
Senate. House
Democrats. Americans. Democrats. Americans
~ ~ IS 30
2 Democratic maj. l6 Dem. mai
Democratic ma Ijorily on JOINT callot-lS