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E0R RENT-The major part of fine
- three.story brick honse ip perfect repair. With
gas ETC., located in the most desirable part of Gov
fDgton, Ky. The occupant 10 single genllsman ex-
poets to retain the front p.ror and board optIthe
rent, and sell to the tenant the furniture Of the
house, which Ia but partly furnished. Address Box
f8, Covington, Ky, or Office of Penny Press fsObs
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ElOR RENT--A COTTAGE-Co Containing
u fonr rooms with front and back yard, on Sixth.
stnes', two sqpsres above Baum. Rent Ss per month
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rNOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE--Ne Nestlg
IL papered, with eight rooms, carriage house, gar.
den, TO-, on Walnut Bills. Apply to W. L. EvfNS
n co No. IS West Tnird-street. fsllbs
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FOR RENT.

aEOR RENT-Ro0M AND POWER-Ap.
~ ply atJ W. WAYNE'S Washboard Factory Ion
Eighthstreet, east Of Broadway. The room Is ID b,
30 fest, lighted on all sides. fellbs
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Ey0R RENT--C0TTAaE-0f four rooms
IL and attic, small barn, with three or four acres
OF rich land suitable for Sardening purposes, lying
Mach I, or sooner II desired. Apply 20 the sub.
scfiber, No. Public Landing, froH 0to 10 a. W or
2tosP. M. lfssaw' I. ORAkE.
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flEGUT1A Hat&sEA NAETBfTNT
S5.1i isssi 80 saisaus stU.TAdgb w
~'s' ,tnl,s e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20
Indian Medical Institute.
REf. y. DAN, frvst ksr. z. NAsoN, ~ frssk
KEJ San GHEHNG.
ISAIAH uUrCutNs iFiiYstciANA
NAH HAYWOOD. y

MARI hAhNvbps
Eshsh- o. ~ sscc-ssful usitmsn - diseases ul'n
r.,ual rfscps. tsssriias ne q ninsral Pasaas
Cassital,s. aua ia d.-ss-. irvs - chsrss ~ ~ %
A. - nrosua-h STREET ,, irer. Oar hcti,inr. can
b. .ug 80 ~. q ~ olgn,ry - ~ a. q shsh 'ery
rzsny d.ass ~ card -shsai repairing paisat b
leave thsir ts eui psr-us hsvng clScEss, - iho-e
slcisi sh onpls.isi essAsss. sAsad avail themselves
- NJ psF.-a ss.at - ~ Payscsn. Al NE Insa,s
~h~ry pF,psF Barring hoas-s A. rsuvtist
p.mphi-i i-scrVts q lfe-isai mAy - ottAlnsi 81
En- ehcs ir-, ~ nal ~ sar,s.us u. GFssas, NJ D.,
% Brua,hsL strsst. nssisa, Mas.
Prc@stsr- Leo. sf iiair-sh,ch = - euuu'on
sd-ys - satfsy prevented - ~ 49, - bJa-
Ssrr's Co.oius Il n. h-sn as- In tusasds - ossss
IN bar osnas al hsalfal AL IA, never
f,l s d-cay, "a d prvuats h-.lsAy asa VIC
ere. .ru-tA. q "a, Al ~ saa- uns anrt.aei a
dry.sirs - ~ hsr single sPPls.an I'LL render Il
90 ssd so.s, a. s,vsrsi asy.
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FISH AND SALT.

-ONO--
I,OR thirty ye.r, have given particular attention
n the parchas- and sale ~ the ab1se nsfasi ANKLES,
sni have recently taas arrang..nt. -haL ~hese-
by can deliver car ieids s4 ~tha charge - rsct
.ss, cu.tBsr. MIN purchased nun vessel, gov
eminent utli h. gsen.
Our asasl stock 10 90 fsilosst
SrISiI.
100000 M. large Cod, 10000 he. Msdiam Cod
100. 900 ne. pollock 10000 ih.. Il.ke 1000
Ilsruns, 800 bsi. Msessrv Toagses ant svaBds
sayss ani En', &s., ke 100 hbls. Tanners Oh.
SALT.
10000 ba.A TURK, I.l.nI salt, go 600 ba.h. uv.
sryspl salt 1000 bsss Lvsrpod salt, 1000 bags
GfOaEi Batter salt DANA T. co..
POsrIAxD, Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1860-04-20

KEDDNo- ua- 'srur,.n,u.-S-u .siu Si.-..,. at
sc-t.leuts - hvgssrt. "a . chsap, safe
RUSSIA so ARE ryulsly sh1ad D. alsays a. hsnt.
~lrh = Russia SsIvv shich. ~ IN ,tiuE IN
SALVE dsnuafin. 80 s-srrhiug N vvry srNts ~
di=ssss infsnibiy currs 81 f~sh Auards,
HAS BEEN nar. --sals Gets Hrui--s. OAi sar-s art
Cutsasuas nis-s-es. sd trurtiuns rvu-rsiy,
IN UsE TOE IA " Iouss - -, b. an ass-,, !.
Hussiashls. cures ch..nur All ~ sCsp
40 tIssssrs "a ufsnt. sfsi "a ceftsiu ryt.stY -
ctsu. - ,ass Nippl-s Pro- . GO psr eaS.
YEARS EEnntNgfS Co, rtais sir--t rr-prie-
10. HARNEs PARK, Nc Nofk, whals-
saig Ag.utA
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RrppiNc.s RussI, s,LvE.

mn RENEDl IOR rllE RlCu I'M fOOE "
FRIEND
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

WASHINGTON, Dec IL, 1850.
There is considerable talk among some of the South
eru Senator'S that in order prevent the catastrophe
which they contend TIC Inauguration Of Lncold would
bring the country they absent themselves from the
yenon of the two Houses required by the Constitution
be present when the votes opened and counted
Mr. Grows assurance to-day that when he calls up his
bills for the organization Of the Territories he shall give
au opportunity any gentleman who desires to to
strike the clause reing slavery and that the Re-
pubicans will then for the bills il it Is the will Of
the House that they shall pls in that FORM gave great
confidence TO the Southern members that the Repub.
cans intend to show fair play.
Mr.. WiglIl's attack upon the Wide Awake organizi-
ton of the North in the Senate day is regretted it
will have the tendency irratc instead of allay the
present excited state of the public mind.
An effort is making to have Kansas adGtted into the
Union The bill pissed the lionsc at the last session. and
by the casting OF Senator Latham OF Mr.
Broderck the bill reported out Of the Senate com
mtee and is only awaiting he action Of the Senate
The influence OF Missouri is against it, aud Senator
Douglas, having carried that State is looked upon
having great power towards caryin the bill through
the Senate
The political position Of Senator Benjamin has been
misunderstood. He is u strong secessionist
Representative Lamar left tonight for Mississippi TO
attend the State Convention.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
CLOTHING.
DARRICOTT, HARRIS & CO.,
II2 MAIN STREET

CLOTHING.
DARRICOTT, HARRIS e. CO.,
II2 MAIN STREET.
UVAYE OF hand large stock u CLOTHING, such m
IL Orl q Beaver Oyercoais
Moscow Beaver do
Eng ~ Whitney do.
Dfa5 Beaver Caracas
Black Prtersham DO.
Silver Mixed Cas- suits
Grey Cas- do
VrlVttern Hunting suits
Rack aud RroWn Frcnch CAss Suits
BLACK and FsneE Cass Pauts
Fancy and Black SID Vests
Black and fancy Velvet Yeats
shirts, ColiArs Sacks and Ties
Utder shirts and DraNe-s
foys' Clothing. Chdrens Clothlng. . . -
noi6 iis Main Street
WINTER CLOTHING.
LETAaT 60!
opportunity offered to purchasers to get good
n stock at pcrs We propose working down the whole
,oc think please tae public taste soihn style and
price. -
Over Coat5 Pusness Suits Cashmere pans;
Nc'vtt and SIN Vet NernO Shirts and Drawers;
Gl Iv,s Mech Ties. Ccmorts, Cclafs and Suspenders.
Any -vcry thin ne boa-d marked down.
the month snail push sas 81 ong CtslP ron CASH
W. s. rOPMAN, Agt,
dcc5 100 Main st
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
TIE MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM TIE METROP-
OILS AND TIE CRISIS.
To HoS. JANIS HUMPHREY :

To HoS JANIS HUMPHREY:
The undersigned, Representatives in Congress from
the city and State OF New York, deem duty 10 CON-
municate to you the representative of State in the
Committee Of Thiriythree to which has been referred
that part of the Presidents Message relating to the
dition Of the Union views OF what AZ the present
crisis of the Union Is deminded alike by the sentiments
of or people the great interests Of State and tie
moral and political necessities OF the situation We
think the time has arrived when e.cual stop ought
TO be put 10 all aggressive and irritating agitation Of the
slavery question at the North. If there any points Of
federal relation to the peculiarly Southern institution Of
negro slavery which give rise TO conscientious ent-
ment at the North OF moral responsibility about it. and
therefore to serss Of supposed duty to deal with the
subject according theories at variance With the sent
ments aud convictions Of the South in reg ri TO 1t, we
thuk that thoe points ought to be disposed Of by con-
elusive constitutional settlement TO relieve uneasy
conscences at the North Of that feeling Of possibility,
and Of consequent supposed right and duty. We think
that the South cannot be expected to remain and that
will not remain, associated in confederation with fixed
ant--avery majority domination from the North as We
think that in reversed circumstances people would
not 80 remain in relation OF conquered submission TO
power manrstly hostile aud menacing to their vita
institutions and fundamental rights. We think that the
South or even the more Southern South Of the cotton
States IL both strong enough to and mantan it
Independence Of the North aud now, in fact, fully re
solved do So unless just and nee ssary satisfaction
TO lis reasonable claims, snd respectful aud tendll
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
PRoc -EDYGS Of THE SELECT C0NHTrSE
The Programme Of Settlement offered by louisiana
The Position OF the New York City Represen-
thttyes.
WASHINGTON. Dec. IL, !

" lsTlIAIiTON, DC. - I6VU
It il reported good authority that an Influential Re
publican committee from New York will visit Washing
ou 10 urge npoa the Republican members Of the Com
mittee Of States the necessity Of beraty The party
have as yet made no proposition OF reconciliation, MOI
is there yet any indication that they will do so at res
ent
At the meeting Of the Committee of States-the Chair
man, Hon. Tom Corwin. Ia the chair, aud all the mem
bers present. including Boyce of South Carolina, exc5p
Mr.. Hawkns-Samuel Sawyer, Of Norfolk, Virginia, a
Democrat who was Collector Of the port under Pierce
administration, elected Clerk. desucry discus
sion on general matters Of practical business import
ancc occurred in which several members participated
No distinct measures were proposed The discussion
was Of an amicabe nature tending to accommodation,
and lasted about four hours The committee adjourned
to meet at twelve o'clock tomorrow, when the House
proposition will be considered.
Private reports from louisiana speak of that State as
Overwhelmingly 10 favor OF secession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
nkWs FROM WASHINGTON.

PROPOSITIONS FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF PEND.
INd TROUBLES.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

rayHR subjects se is An fielu on containing glossary
4 the ieFas muse aaAsns l.pi..S men
Cavalry Artillery discussed taeher with outline Of
the duties .yoly'ts upon the various staff department.
Sd. Ann ard AnulGton eontsni nd-hssd description
iut ID aud USED by Cav r, Alery and Infantry
Of the day. wh directions fr Prpiiag the various kinds
An ufantry Tsres embracing the schools Of the Soldier
Copiny skrmlters ard Battalion taken almost entirely from
uare Tactics United trosps In this The
Ing syEte1s n'a OF the line and Of ardee for
Lg. InsnIy and Lh men adopted by the gener soyere
cnt risty adhered 10, few alterations which
Necessary In hs'mobng and b'e9diny the two ysteia
to supply ard adapt them TO the mill Ia service
C cavalry Tactics embracing the schools cf the Trooper the
Troop squadron snd Rrgnent taken Nh proper modif
cai us the U, g Cavalry Tactics.
7h Artillery 'ae;ics embracing manual OF the piece,
The school Of the Battery taken from the Uned states ARTILLERY
te p,l by the troops taken fOu the
atloLs Of The Cnited stats Army
Oh Porns Parades Reyiewsl Guard Mounting, orders
Muers Rosters Guards alea chiefly irom the Army Regula
10 h. Internai Organization Il Companies and the ldues OF
CapnI on the Army Regulations and drawn from the
rietleal experience Of MAJOR Gllham
lh Duties Ia Camp and Garrsoe Camps and Marches, from
ie nuIss OF the STAFF Depar together Nh the
Of morning REPORTS equ 'ns, retuFts from the
70 h. The Manner Of br ngns rO,p, into action vhh the
ys o.ba the duties Of Infantry Cavalry and
Artillery, vi en- In sc,iou are discussed
Of rOeedue The find sentences 3e tegsiher with
duties Of the Judge Advocate the forms Ct the orders for de-
18th Music en- b,aelng calls for euy, &c such
Rev Ie Tattoo breakfast Call Di pe Gail, Retreat 4c 4c
l6h. App itdiS, cohtsians 'h'.Atees q War
Extract from he Repo,fef efGen VIZ Rhdrdon, Adjt Gene
tdfef Virginia, 10 he GorsyHor.
"Maior G.am grajuat. Of the United States Military
Academy has se.ved the Army and ell fthe
accomplished taecans u the Unite aes lhaye carefully
my ldgm- -n reliable Is the beat work now knOWnio
me, CT ihat eTtr saw
~ VIII he Is,ued IN or about Teu,h OF December lsG0
Ordsrs MI al according 20 dates Of reception IA
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w AM ionaln .lsl-aacc Company W policy holders In "
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r Arye caps and lsomc ci NE Company cnabe 10 take
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m aidon osa1y mods % Insurance, ms company -
49, PERN ~ gFNr POLICIES on The payment Of TEN AVA o.
Al PRENICHS Property L, hrneetrth, fEfkdHEA ~
FVSTRED Foley he cancelled At any Es and me pre-
luslln vii be retained isss per cent
F Company Ill us- irarsaee by OEs % Rsuis By Fire,
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ader Policies Of hs CCpAhy 2 ea are paid apor pre-
Gsl.a1a satisfactory pFoo q los5 whS q aalsnt or - -
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

GRNTS BROAD TREAD RoOTS.ycry super
" or and cheap, at No. % Main Street, Sign of
oc2q WV WALSH.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
RICHMOND WHIG.

THE CONGRESSIONAL VOTE OF VIRGINIA.
From the official statement of the vote for President
as recently published in the Wig, we have compiled the
following tabular exhibit OF the result 10 each Congress
sona District The new counties which divide their vote
are included with the Districts embracing the largest pro-
portion Of their area
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC has now arrived and is
ready for delivery gratis by the druggists to all who cal
for IT, Our readers may be surprised to know that this
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vast domain. Every family should keep it, for it
tsins information which all liable TO require when
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NUN EKNUh N hFEI,
RE receiving To- the Tall Trade, Capt tngs, GU Cloths Vat
"A ungs Curt ods corness and Bknds ~indo shscu
Paper Hannss Hair and Moss for al 81 low priees
Carpets Curtains Beds and Mattresses made 10 order 81 hot ne
ee Paper hanging the city county BY superior work
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LINE or PACKE ETs FROM
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on MONDAY 26Td NOVEMBER, OUR MAIL PACKET
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MANUAL or INSTRUCTION FOR vOLUN
TEERs AND MILITIA,
raluR subject. ,re list A sr0a lion, containing glossary

Vol De vo nearly 700 pasrs upwards of Irsra.
tons. Pdee - 20.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

Bells ply i,O27; do. msj. 49, Lstcher's maj. 2O7
Wises s72 Buch's 2,ssS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15
VOLUME 64.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

TERNs.
Daily PAPER IS per Annu; SenLWeeky IS: Weeky e9 Al
Ukys IN advance RentAnce1 nay Be made A. The r1k OF ne
Pabher where evdence taken The depost OF
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Oas square Q0 ncs) or less Insertion 70
Zach additional lnscrion. .................. 70
One zonA Eithsai alteration. ..-..te 20
fhree DO 90 s....'...'....''.'iv ~ ~ ~
BIZ do co -.au ~
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sN months - ~ ~
Twelve nouta1-...... ...eV W
" advertisement consdeied BY the month year
rness sPen he Manuscrp previously agreed aPon ee'
tssea the parties
Der Of Insertions v be continued until ordered cut and payment
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onte part Annual Advertisers proper state dfRct
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additional charge and no vvriAtou-
Real Estate Agents Adve sssnents not % be
charged the usual rates, subject
y luch discounts shall be agreed upon
BoQkseers and yearly adyerters generally, engaging ore
or more saarc uh he privilege Of change shah not 90 ue
Vs.riy avear wcek inert than The An-uut
arc- upon standing e under the contract and en- e1ee,-
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-15

Brecks py's .. .55s; do maj. 2282; Gogsihs msj 632
Wse's 3.5iO; Buchanan's 4,GlO.
Ia the State Bells plS 1885, L';cher's maj 1929
Wise's 1921; Buchanan's 80 22l.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-05-05
Pruning nRd watering
Treee.

Many newly set trees perish 10y the large
evaporation through the bark before the
leaves expand. This is the only way that
moisture escapes them during this period
aud as there is but little circulation, and
the roots ore torn aud feeble, there Is but
little moisture absorbed through the
roots. Watering at the roots is conse.
quently of little use at this time-nde ed
the roots are sometimes soaked aud rotted
before circulation equalize, distribution.
Hence, it is important to wet the bark
of the stem and branches which may perhaps
be most conveniently done by thin and
light sheathing of straw Kept properly moist
The same eud has been efficiently accom-.
plished by merely Washing the bark several
times a day, without the aid Of any cover
ing. Trees, badly wilted, and affording
little promise of living, have thus been in-
duced to grow finely, when no other treat
ment could have restored them
After the leaves are expanded. every
thing is changed The leaves throw Off
moisture rapidly, the circulation is rapid,
sap flows in at the roots, passes up the wood
of stem and branches into the leaves, elab.
Grated juices are sent down through the
| bark, and new wood and new roots are
rapidly formed. There should be plenty
Of moisture at the roots to supply this rap
id consumption yet it is rarely advisable
to apply water. A well worked mellow
soil will furnish it best. Ifwater is poured
in at the foot of the stem, there is too much
of it and settling the earth and causing it
to harden and bake, there is too little oft
in a short time. This constant succession
Of flooding aud drought is extremely unfa-
vorable If water must be applied, take
off the top soil, pour in the water, aud then
cover up again with well pulvcrized earth.
But the best of all means for its supply is,
10 provide Il deep bed of mellow soil, in
which the tree stands-this will furnish re.
gularly, at all times, just what is wanted
and no more ; and holding it like a sponge
will contain large quantity-many pail
| fu!s within the reach of the roots of young
tree-without soaking or flooding the soil
COu3ltru EentLeLun1
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