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- MINIS 4 0KNiS, AIIVhNEfS ,
~ LAW, RjcnMoNp. VlsoiNiA.-
Srs having entered INTO aco- pa tpeT-
is - r.,,.,e oi the Law, Wlli 50, 10 thcir
sap ' w -, ~. promptly attend - any bust
ii'o-> 49, 10 .Hrir care in any OF the Courts
ar>s re .t, II }tcbmapd. and IN she counties OF
Fsg-.ta. Rsao,er.h'ue "'.tan' Essex and oso'h
ia. 49,, ,-,,, ,nn,si,e ths Court House.
once :" "''A J. y. DAVIS,
r. r. ORNIS.
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rI,uE IRSCRIBER OFFERS ais Srp,

Il VICES, AS AUCTION hEK, to the citizens OF
Richmond and the public generally, pledsing his
particular attention to all sases entrusted 10 his
care, feeling assured has experience an Auction
viii entitle him to share OF public patronage.
Office in rear of D. \. Jones' Store, No. T6, Main
street-entTance III the alley.
INV SIN ]. II. DIiGES
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-, PARhE FVi NIFFN IN tVN,,
D. My At LAW, RICHMOND, VA. whi
~-sc- a m the c!ty Of Richmond and IN the coun-
:.assf gta,teraci, fCWh4taE and Amelia,
~ .lE.-s IN ..s.e's Building, corner of Nam and
,,->--,a., Sc 3-ly
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INDIA RUBBER PENS.
MAME ENTIREILY OE REREER
NhFI FAt 7 = Z I'D TNDER
r. O O ID iElR : PATENTS,
y THE INDIA RI BRER PEN COMPANY

GOn N.Y. EI P'S y ar FVTS
BY THE INDIA ri BEER PEN COMPANY,
Are for sale by Book.sllerr, 8tatoners. and Rub
Der dealers genorally through hout The n,ed States
the spsttering and sorspng of that instrument,
sthe points being perfectly smooth) and will last
They arc. likewise, snrerior to the steel pen, in
that they are MORE ELASTIC, WEAR LONGER, and
fho India Rubber Pens ara peculiarly adapted to
the wants Of editors, awyefs clerfymen, stude na,
and prOies, Onal men generally being less tlre.one
20 the hand, and more uniform IN action, than any
other pen i4 use. They are chea per than qnill
psns ana are opefea al q pflce not eAceeoihs tha'
The India hShbsT Pens are pnt up in boxes, cen
tanning gross each with holder at So per gross,
and win be mailed, POSTAGE FEEg, to any address,
upon receipt OF the pfice.
A liberal discount allowed to the rade, Colleges,
''''''''' anu THE Fl INDiH RU BIER pen CO..
je 23-An' Office, 81 Liberty ST., N Y.
STEAM W-MILL-LUMBER SAWED
Of Of the s sfEAa fhs
SAW MILLS IN the State, located IN VIRGIN pine
forest near navigation, VII contract to furnish a.
IN asa
slEeE and Dimensions, and respectfully solIeits or
as'' l'' '"i' a0''''''3TRR TRua8Y aa"Si e. PARKER.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Lumber, Mahogany,
and Shingles of every description
GENUINE WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
- French Mustard, pure African Cayenne Pepper
Enxlish Mustard, and a full assortment Of Specs,
tpHuittleHth, &c. ieast Io@utIs, pure IoohiHk
soda Washinr Soda, Washi ing Fluid, Cencentra-
ted Ley, and ali other DRUGS for Hsusekeepers, for
sale al LAIDYEY b ROBINSONS
Family Drug and Medicine Store,
4ti and Franklin SITS.
THE fAK-FAMED VIRGINIA WORM
KILLER ~ prepared only by i. ]. PICOT,
Druggist, corner Eth and Main SITS.
OPERA GLASSES.--OPER GLASSES, Of
)safi"us qusIlties and prices, for sale by
6. GENNET, Eagle Square
WlNDsOH SOAP. lows BTowQ and White
Druggists,
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A ARGHITECTgREi CIVIL AND MI-

"A CHANICAL ENGINEERING.--C. T. n.
nsr rsh and Banf ssreets. s % Rshond Ya where
he purposes furnishing Plans, speolhcations Es,i-
ical or Ornamental Improvements that mas be com.
mittod to his charge. HaviEs possessed superlo,
the rious Of profession throut bout
the North and West during the last twent. ears
Ha,s MnSa seerpr.s. rs of
conhdent that IN the disehs[.e . OF ms dnties the
may favor him with their patronase. Je z-lm
THREE PLOws IN ONE PLOw IL have
l. complsted and successfully tried new PIoW,
as
f.:; ss :.s . Fab s s'ss ss ss; s a.s s'si
au: feF of FSss os ~
ai ne o *. dSns y
ont. this Plov San be used At on, half the eos, Of
Se oss
this to be the most perfect and most economical
RIO" H. Is sFhRkE, XIX s'i's No ., Main street.
u. sdoor' above ss. cks5tiss stmdaS aS,eb
tsGPiNEI sSGNt5E as j s':s .s sl
] a:.s VIZ: sss :.s y :.s ,,s:: e:
HeS:s snd Mule salsss IkoN
Ia
20 salt purchasers. my ism
WOODEN AND wILLOw.wARE-R Re-
w ceiving to-day . nics assortment Of plain aEd
MARKET Ba.hsss, sctubhias and Black
Trayeins do, in; Brushes,
f'sss:: and Buckets. ss casssi gsss.: :aa Da''"'
Clothes LINES, Whi,svssh brushes.
sassspis1 ssss % Brushes coiss SiIls. 1e.,
With every other article usually found in ! 6rst
elias: f.G Grocery rst.jplink 4 1ysrlS Ecssesd
p'''e'' ~ III Broad street, 6slow sih.
I I0HT SUMNER CLOrHING.-Thoss in
IL want Of light and cool CLQTAfN6. for thu
sS e .nd ss ss 3. ss
:sihsAp :sf he p.reais ssssnos q sSo:s VIC .oad
20" ZEN .isfbas ;fsf %fffisns fiff
I IGHT SUMMER SILK vEsTs.-Jass to
4 band .n a. cs:c'.sHsn, Of e. as9y' ;esa, .ss
:.sSpssa ss:S IS 4 v Cal - A'rsci 'risc 'f n The
SSIzFf HnR s.r. ssSas sss.. M E
:s::s 4: 8. sS:i Ss:iEiiI.fiss i|I ffif;i 3: .'a
RIO pRU06l811s-,A sqisahla asssstAat ssa ,.
hI.s:s.a Ssss 6ks'. S'il srsssi q sss.;;. 80
TM HALks AX-IAo fsss
sbis. csiciSsd fiasssr siS.0E
sais st lowest city rsssa =
ygD'
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| G.. BLAChFQRn

81. GENERAL FOR WARDING AND COM
MISSION MERCHANT, tARKERsBURG VA
\. ". Va. K B. X O. r. r.
REFERS
Samue Avrrs & Son,
II. + alF Co. u.l-
). Stewart Walker, r2S"iiioAu.
BaEksdale X Read,
Parucu.q attention paid t. forwarding manufac-
tuItu IDoANNO. mn 24-dGm
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PRICE ONE CENT


Stsomship Yorktovn r.s-----' -
,Rsasseengen, ~ who cauls on from No mCn
me; .ae jamestown Yesterday, that thsy ia .y oy
Nsw vru 81 10: Iorstcwn, q they vsss issrirrss nrs
MED them along distance down tha ~ pa. ~.
s save evidence Of her great speed. she ioine1 e1
a. .nom on me Battery, and kept alenEsids untsi
Parrish ordered the engineers 10 lst her ~
ana on she darted like q rocket, crossing ths
bow Of the jamestown, and proving that shs
was ali that had been expected Of her. TN
So,. SuriaeIs oi ner engines made bet, on Satur.
Gay, that she would, within three months frem
the time she commenced running, accomplish
tne voyage from New York TO Norfolk In
ssghfss" nokrs. The shorteat time it has vel
II MADE In the time specified, she will arrive
IN Norfoik about o'clock in the morning and
passengers may be landed here by bed time ths
evening after leaving New York The York.
town will be put upon the line in about t,ve
weeks.
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"A CHEMISTS { DRUGGISTS, Y
BROAD. BTTHEEN 4TH AND 5TH STs.. S3E9
Richmond, Va, l8
Have on hand carefully selected stock of EA
pure DtIss and Chemi Gals, Pants, oils, Window
Class, ksyn!sies. PertumerF. Soaps. and Fancy
Articles which they offer upon the most reasonable
tsTIus.
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ID WARNER l. co.

u WARMER 60.
astSuP1CTrRERs AND wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
lNReOMS. BR INHES. BASKETS, MATS,
PAINTED BS, BUCKETS. ETC.
So and 3s Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
M.NUFLCTeLY IT CONCORD, MASS.
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/. X /, ON

/. ", OLD
F>N.F' Per-
n either or
nd tho most,
|lto VIA the
= tho NOR =
|oAf}S. Al
|Cenpany's
kEfS will
.-SS@
:. 2ls
pts tf
brSt
'.-5 $50
.-.2 2 Is
t.,,. 5 rs
.+. 2 rs
large from
|H expense
Il Baggage
She Cars
~ with a
an in con
Railroad.
IS ohagRe.
Steamers
ond as s;@
eaca Nor
k'l4rton at
nary Z room
7 II before
e6eoi re
Point or
S'st next
|olnt and
lamp
gcgHlar
f!,,is NJ |
Richmond
Ae trains
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IUM. sATTLER & CO.,

w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
9LS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BBESHES.-We received by the late steamer a
large supply of Painters and Artists Brushes, oi
superior quality, to which call the attention OF
our
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1.w AND MEDICAL CARDS.

- O. H. STTORNEY AT LAW.
a; na VIII stye strict attention to ali AeSa' '"''
#Gs,. s. VIII eve strict attention to Collecting
C.NI'Uss,-.,, .:.., ,,,,,t Intention TO Writing up
Books; !rl ,s ~ ,tNef attention to Writing Deeds
" It's. Contracts, Ns,-,eroe IN variet, Of public
Hs'@t - rn<> he feels satisfied, IN meeting
A. Tia, he can s.lr :,
~ fl.''c~.! a. Utile corner l2ih and Mai" S's'
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,OrTMERN IMrORTING House

=" ~ N = D 7 III. IIH.N II w SVp..
T,l,aric, a and ma bsa!:t ,n Guns
PISTOLS RIFLES: POWDER FLASkS, SHOT
POUCHES. CAME BAGS. WADDING, ana SPORT
.nG otite!et q Z! kinlt, POCKET CUTLERY,
WALKING CANES, FISHING TACKLE, &c,
s.. EOLT NEFOLFERS, IA any quantity, dHd
tAt -1nL. flmnrEh.s ikrnS. le 1n-ti
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p. ". AFPERsoN. late Of FpwHATLS \. DuPUy,
oL4h.s Appersnn. Graduate in Pharmacy.
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DR. ". CULLEN DUNNAVANT'S Astrin-
IL gent and Aromatic DENTIFRICE; also, his
celebrated MOUTH WASH, for infamed and ul-
cerated gums, is for sale by us. These prepara-
tiens come hg hly recommended, and we would ad-
wise trial by all who may be in want
WARING PEARCE, Drugssts,
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Oo,g, g,LNNE. AJCTIONELK- &c, CON

on |At r70si Jarotdblt itrfrs. Je 30-ts
30. B. LYME. AUCTIONEER. &c, CON
II tuues TO s.li Real and Personal ESTATE.
hlr. out NEGROES. rent out HOUSES, and will
attend 10 any other BUSINESS requiring an agent,
whether IN the clty or country. lie respectfully
reguasts Commss nuers of Courts. Trustees to
Deeds, & Sc., - give him cali before employing any
one o.sa, rs his charges will be made to give salts
faction TO All VINO may patronIZe him. Office IN
BANement MetTnpnIlLMn HQIl. lie 2s-6m
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LATESF III TBLBGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE PENNY PRESS.
Mig hit Dis patch e g
From WaEllingtOD.

WARRINGTON, September l3.-The State De.
partment has received information from tho
Minister at Berlin that Christian Ernst, an
American naturalized citizen who had been
compelled by force to enter the Hsnovarian
army, has, upon the remonstrance Of our
Government, been discharged from tho service.
Flag -oficer Montgomery, Of tho Pacific
Squadron, writes to tho Navy Department that
Captain Kelly, Of the Saranoc, reports that he
could learn Of no material interests Of our
citizens at Guayaquil demanding protection.
That town was evacuated by its inhabitants,
and a bombardment by the naval forces of
Peru was threatened.
Captain Mont gomery says that, unless other
wise directed, he proposes visiting oil the ports
of Central America and Mexico as far north "a
Mazatlan.
Information has been received here that tho
steamers Cass- YrsSssari aud Mory Francis, OIL
the San Juan River, Nicaragua, will be seized
for debt.
The American Fire Com pany, of Philadel-
phia, ia receiving marked attention, especially
from our hremen. On visiting the Executive
Mansion, to. dny, they were cordially received
BY the President, who briefly responded to Il
presentation address.
A large mass Of documents has been received
from General Harnsy roatve to The San Jtan
Island dispute, embracing copies Of the cor.
rsspondence with Governor Douglass.
There is no probability of the return of Gen.
Jeroz to Washington, but the Nicaraguan Le-
gatiou will remain ia ch1rgo Of Senor Molina,
the Costa Ricln Minister.
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Daniel Tucker has got Wam Railroad Ca the Track

No. Q, viz: commencing at tho intersection Of
Fourth and Walnut. streets, thence up Walnut
TO Ninth-stTeet, thence down Ninth to Bay
milIer-sreot, thence up Baymiller to Maple
street, thence on Maple TO Frecman-st'oet,
thence on Freeman to Western-row; thence,
returning on Freeman to Seventh-street,
thence On Seventh to Vines street, thence on
Vine to Fourth street, thence on Fourth to
Walnut street, to the place of beginning.
The terms exacted, aud as per contract are,
tho company is bound to arrange with onni'
bus lines, keep the powdered streets of their
rouso in repair, to pay to tho city, monthly,
tho sum Of one cent for each and every pas'en-
ger carried by said company-the first monthly
payment to be made in one month from the
commencement OF the running Of the cars !;
and also to pay to the city, annually in ad-
vance, tho SUN of thirty dollars, as license,
ON each car employed by them on their route
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The Cincinnati Street Railroad Company
yesterday placed a. neat two-horse passenger
car on their track, on Walnut-street. The
gravel and dirt has been removed fInn the
rails, and tho irst trip of the peoples popular
limo is to take place this morning. The car in
use was made by K!ABALL Il GoR1oN, Pbila.
adelphiS, and Is the one named the "qacen
City" which made few trips on the Little
Miami Railroad, somo blessed Sun day, few
weeks ago. 1t was sold TO the "Cincinnat
Street Railroad Company" and now bears its
name. The cars now under way by Cincinnati
manufacturers will be placed on tho track from
day to day as they arc completed. The route
opened is from tho Chamber Of Commerce to
the City Buildings, corner Of Ninth-atrcot Snd
Western row.
The Cincinnati Street Railroad Company, on
tho morning of the Isl Of August, found that
they had boen awarded Street Railroad Route
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Shade Trees versus Parks.

We have no unfavorable regards toward the
property holders skirtng tho lower side of
Twelfth-street, or Plum-street from welfth to
Fourteenth street. We have no inclination to
oppose a measure proposed by SO worthy
citizen as the Chairman Of the Finance Com
mittee, Of the City Council, Of the Queen City.
We oppose, out and out, the "Park" resolution
offered last Wednesday night by Mr.. THoNAs
H. WEAsSER. We mean tho proposition to
instruct and authorize the City Solicitor TO
condemn two additional squares Of ground, to
complete grand square, in which tho Elm
street Orphan Asylum lot, now the ciy's, is to be
weddcd on its right, to all that portion between
it and Twelfth-streot; and the old Presbyterian
burying- grouud-now nominally Lafayette
Square, also owned by the city--tO be united
to the Episcopal burying-ground and ell the
lots between it and Fourtecnth-Street We
oppose the resolution, because, if adopted, and
the two squares thus extended arc properly
improved, it will take from the peoples pockc:
one quarter Of g million Of dollars; and this,
it is threatened, is but the commencement Of
similar ou!lays. Now we propose no expend
iture of tho whole half Q million Of the fund ii
ore locality. Besides, wo would prefer to see
fifty thousand dollars given, in lieu of it, to
the Cincinnati Horticultural Society, it they
would undertake to sct out shade trees along
4li the streets Of Cincinnati. Qait talking Of
parks, and give us shnde-trees. 0, frion5
Woasner! why do you not Introduce the shade
tree ntdnance7
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United states Fair.

CHICAGO, September 10 The principal fea
turs Of interest az the fair to-day vas the for
nal OpcGing.
The ceremonies were opened by an eloquent
speech By Lieutenant Tilghman, President
giving the history aud origin Of its objects
iIe was followed hy Senator'S Crttenden and
Douglas. The following States were repre-
.ented: Ohio. Illinois. California, Maryland
ioSa, Kentucky, Wisconsin, Vermont, Penn.
sylyauia, New York, Texas, Indiana, LOui
siaua. Massachusetts,, Connecticut, Michigan
and Kansas.
Among lie distinguished vsiters are Sena
tors Hall, stewart, Crittcnden md Douglas.
Tie Grand Encamplnent Of tho United
States commenced its session to-day. Th,
delegation promises to ba largo, and thus fur il
oomposed Of the moot intuential men in tht
Masonic Order
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From Port. au.Piatte.

New York, September 13.--From Port au.
Platte, by the brig John B.h'er, wo have dates
to tho lst inst. Business was very dull, and
the tobacco crop is nearly all boughtu There
was not much paper and very little hard money
in circulation. Tho three individuals detected
two months since ir the act of landing and
passing counterfeit paper money from the
States escaped from the jsilkeepor.
The people generally are much dissatisfied
With the prevailing Government, and predicl
revolution shortly. There void not proba
bly, be much fighting. All that would bo ne
ceasary would be for majority to declare theb
diseatafaction and the result would be certain
to cusue. The treasury is kept dry as usual:
all moneys are Forwarded to the city.
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citizen, through whose munificcnce the society
was enabled to assume the expense of the un-
dottaking. This steamer is designed to run on
the coast Of Liberia from Cape Paimas to Gal
limos, stopping at Monrovia and other points
on the route. The requirements of Liberia for
vessel for this purpose have long been evi-
dent. and in the early part of this year mer-
camille firm i'll Monrovia suggested to the soci-
ETY. that If it would construct steamer, they
would charter hcr for q term of years, and pay
for her in installments within that time.
Senator Trumbail, of Illinois, leaves this
evening to speak il Cleveland on Thursday,
the 18th inst.
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New York EtnIns.

New YORK. September l3.--Tdo members OF
ths Stono-cu;ters Association of this city met
last evening at Montgomery Hall, for tho pur-
pose Of giving expression Of their sympathy
with their brethren now on striko in London.
They decided to contribute and send them lna-
terial aid as soon rs possible.
This morning there was launched from Henry
Steers's ship-yard, at tho foot of Tenth-ssreet,
East River, q side wheel steamer of about sew
enty tons, built by tho New York Sate Colo
nization Society. She has been named the
Seth GrosvsnQr, after our late distinguished
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Efrnni Albany.

ALBANY, Sept. i3.--Scveral aboli.ionists and
other friends of freedom, met hero yesterday,
and formed regular organization for the pur-
pose OF pressing tho passage Of n Personal
Liberty Bill through the next Legislature, ana
questioning candidates for tho Senate, Assem-
bly,, &c, for which purpose a committee was
formed, with A. NJ. Powell, Of Ghent, as Pres.
idgnt, g. N. Baker, Of Albany, as Secretary,
and Lydia Mott, for Treasurer. petition
for tho bill is to be circulated through tho
State.
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Death Of Leirn E2uut.

The veteran Iiterateur, JAMEs Henry
LEIGH Hunt, tho most vivid os poets and most
cordial Of critics, so pronounced by CHRIsTO
rHEa NoETH, the great Italian translator the
fanciful and familiar e-5ay-writcr, the won
derful word-pAinter-is no moro. llo died On
the 26th ult. We had but rison irom our peru
aal Of the fifteenth article Of his "Occasioaal'
contributions to the London Spectator, when
cur eye traced the tUlegrsphio notice Of his
DEATH lie WIS British born, but bis father
was educated at tho College ia Philadelphia,
but returned to Europe, wheT0 he for while
was lawyer, but afterwaId minister. His
mother was the daughter Of Philsdolphia
merchant, named SEEwELL. Her aunt was the
wifo Of BENJAMIN WEgT, the eminent American
painter. Moot every reading person knows
that he was the author of an innumerable
number of works. twas hut year or SO ago
'that an American republication of his works
took place, arranged by himself. HehOd been
editor and contributor to largo number Of
newspapers.
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aud to sell tickets, in packages, twenty'h'e
for one dollar.
With commendable industry the Cincinnati
Street Railroad Company have got most Of the
route laid with the rail, and to-day show sue
cessfully that the obstruction offered to ordi-
nary travel is but slight. The following list
of the officers of the Company has been handed
us by the Treasurer: President, DR.. JOHN L..
VArTIRR; Treasurer, JOHN S. GAso BURT; Di-
reo!ors, j. L. WAITER, WILLIAM BRoMwELL, r.
II. HANDY, C. s. KAUFMAN and G. J.W. SMITH,
Success to this route; success to all the other
routes; success to tho people who travel in the
Street Railroad cars; and We cordially hope
that the contracts made with the city by each
company will be fairly and fully carried out.
As the city owns fifth interest in the gross
receipts of all these organizations, it is to the
interest of the tax payers to give it generous
support.
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River n1ews.

PIrlsDunG, September Is, M.-Riyer twelve
inches at dlasshouse Ripple, and stationary.
Weather cloudy, with slight rnn.
ST. Louis, September l3-Tho river has
fallen about an inch at this point 10 the les,
twsnty-four hours. Nothing new from any of
the upper streams. Weather clear and pleasant.
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s|1rGer Arrested.

BalrlmogR, September I3.--Gdward Ash
craft, d clerk in the employ OF Belt, Bowie &
Co., was arrested to-day for forging the name
of his employers TO check on the Franklin
B2nk for $780, The money was obtained on
the check, but nearly oil OF it WIS recovered
in the arrest Of The offender. iie subse-
quent!y attempted 10 commit suicide.
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Street Railroads In PHILADELPHIA

There was terrible outcry at projected
streot-raiIroads in the City Of Brothsry
Love. Now fourteen routes are in successful
daily use, and three more will bo ready for the
"two. horse car"
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FEailie Election.

PonIrAap, MG , September l2 An election
was held in thie state, Yesterday, for Governor
and members Of the I,"si6laturc Ths returns
THUS far received indicate tNo reelection of
LOc NJ. Morrill, (Repubican) for Governor, and
au Increased Republican supremacy in the
State.
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Mammoth Methodist COnterenceinM MAN.
chester. England,

A nineteen days session of elk hundred
Methodist Ministers, in Manchester, Eng
land, has Just closed. Some of the ablest
preachers of the British Isle we're in attend
anse.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-14
Our Own County Eair.

The Hamilton County Fair opened yester
day. We promise our readers that they will
bewell repaid for visit. We will make note
Of the meritorious points OF interest dis,in-
gushing the Fair from day 10 day.
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Efrnnl bsrazns,

NEW ORLEANS, September lS.--The steam
ships Ariso"" and ladianoir, from Braxos on
the 6th inst, have arrived, bringing $3.50, 600
in specie.
There are no yellow fever cases in this CITY,
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CARTER's FIJI rgRING uYpRANT,

AS good clean water is a blessing, it be-
comes those building houses to inquire if
Carter's Filtering Dydrant, which cleans
and filters itself, is not cheaper than those in
common use. See samples manufactured by
]. B. & T. GIBSON Of this city.