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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

John Savage has written letter which we find in the
States to Gov. Wise calling his attention TO Breckn-
ridges Know Nothing proelivities We extract the fol-
lowing:
nationality in Virginia. to which you thus boldly pledged
youself Mr. DISQUALIFICATION some journals say
YOU will support for the Presidency-made speech at
Cynthiana, Kentucky, april Z, 1855 That speech re-
ported evidently by friendly pen appeared in the Paris
Ky State flag, and was copied, with the complimentary
Introduction Of the Kentucky editor into the govern
ment organ at Washington, 1.-THE Union) May g. 1856.
Previous TO entering upon the support OF Mr. Brock
inridge, would suggest that you, as one who would
hold no compromise paTey, terms with Know Moth
ngism interrogate him upon certain passages in that
speech One of these has already been brought TO his
notice but failed to elicit reply, it is thus given:
at was natural for 10 prefer those Of his own
religious faith in voting and he himself would vote for
one of bis way Of thinking in religion rather than for
another, all other things being equal, just he would
vote for native in preference to toreignborn citizen,
other things being equal"
1t would be- at least indicate my part to enlarge
on this suggestive text to you; but briefly submit that
the doctrine OF Mr. Breckenridge here expressed IL
participated in, would institute not only discrimination
between native and naturazed citizens but donation
azing division between native citizens of different rel
gious views The peculiarly unfortunate and undemo-
cratic of Mr. Breckinridges statement i; enhsnc-
ed by knowledge of the time at which L EGs uttered
and the conemporaneous history oil lis State gives
thrillingly section sni prcscri2tye I'M oranse.
The letter sneAades iu,ths way:
"were 30 inclined tsesstexts might furnish matter
for an elaborate dsquisiton but IN writing to you such
would be out Of place. and my intention only TO lay
them before you l have done so, and 10 concluding
this little mosaic, it to that nterrogang
Mr. Breckenridge the subject your ADMIRATION the
individual voters Of Aexandrs, in 1885, might inap
propratey be repeated: Il ask him" you then said,
when he the polls to be true and clear in act
aud conscence-not carrying before him dark lantern
of secret association and gripping Democrat with
one hand and Wing with the other"
i have the honor to be, sir,
Yours, &C., &c.,
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Bethany College.

Attention Is directed to the advertisement Of this
institution in the Wing Of this morning. Bethany Col
ege is located in Brooke County, Virginia miles
from The ohio River and sixteen miles north Of Wheel
ing Il has received very liberal charter from the
State by which all necessary powers conferred and
the rights of the Alumni fully secured From the Pc
cuar organization of this Institution it presents mpOr-
ant advantages to those who wish to secure in addition
to literary and scientific requirements highly moral and
practical education It's Board of Professors embraces
gentlemen well known in the fields of Theology Science
and Literature Nor is the consideration slight one
hatis rates of charge moderate to open its
doors to many, who might be unable to obtain admit
lance AT some other Of our nsttusons.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

In the Enquirer of yesterday, we find the following
"The Hon. Archibald Dixon was Wing Senator from
Kentucky in 1884, and has out for Breckinridge
aud Lane"
"Boh Gov Ellis, the Democratic and JohE Pool, the
Opposition candidate for Governor ofNorth Carolina,
for Breckenridge"
Now, Dixon has been voting regularly and constantly
with the Democracy ever since lS54-six years ago.
As to the charge that Pool the Opposition candidate
for Governor of North Carolina is in favor Of Breckn
ridge the Enquirer must know there is foundation
for it.
Won't our neighbor quit laundering: Why don't the
Enquirer announce that Henry A. Wise, formerly Wing
representative in Congress- from Virginia. has out
for Breckenridge and Lane?
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nreekIrrlare out OF the Ring In LOuI.!ana

A Democratic correspondent of the Boston Herald,
writing from Baton Rouge, July 18th, says
"Buchanan's majority over Fillmore only fifteen
hundred and the former received the full vote Of his
~ then entirely united aud free from all dssensions
With the party distracted it is what Breckenridge
e1peets / will tell him, ignominious defeat! The
friends Of Douglas and Bell eminently UniOn-lovng
conservative men, and will their combined efforts to
defeat everything which Of Sdellism and disun-
ioa And mark my words, If Douglas does not carry
Louisiana Bell and Everett will Breckinridge and Lane
are entirely of the fight The Federal officers and
Slides employees will constitute the head and front Of
the Breckenridge party.
10 give you an item which will show some what the
current Of public opinion will state that Of the eight
polite journals in the city of New Orleans but teO sup
DOR, Breckenridge and Lane and both Of these papers,
The De,a and the Courier the personal property Of
John Sde aud they reflect only the sentiments OF their
owner In this the Advocate Is of the same STYLE
but the Editor although clever fellow, could not be
elected 10 the Police Jury from his own Ward, so over
uhemingly is he in the minority. know Of tneive Of
the abest edited country papers in the State which are
supporting Doaglls and johnson. About one.htth OF
the papers Of tie State have declared for Breekinrdge
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Death of Joseph Gales, ESQ.

The National IRteliigeaesr Of Monday comes to US
clothed in mourning aud bearing at the head Of its col
umus the following beautiful tribute to its venerable and
lamented editor:
1t becomes painful duty to announce to the read
ers Of this journal that Joseph Gsles is no more de
died few minutes after o'clock on Saturday even
ing last lexington, his late residence near this CITY,
he was in the 10th year of his age.
Though this melancholy event was not entirely unex-
pected in consequence Of Mr. Galess inrm health Tor
some months past 1t is the less true that the blow
so long suspended las last fallen with weight as sud
den as il is affective. 1t is consolation however,
TO know that his end calm and painless as his lie
had been serene and vrtuous Full Of years and full OF
houors rich in the tributes OF generation aud regard
awarded by good and great throughout the land,
and beloved as falls the lot Of few by all who shared
his nearer companionship in the home and walks Of pr
vate life he has been gathered by the great reaper,
Death sheaf fully ripe for the harvest into garner
made fragrant and precious by the fruits Of life ever
noble ia its aspirations and ever laborious in good
works.
1t is not for u.s. least Of all at moment like this, to
write his epitaph nor words Of formal commemoa-
ton needed udite for readers that eulogy which
they equally with u.s. competent to celebrate IN men,
DRY of his intellectual greatness 1t were better that we
should keep silent while yet the startled ear seems
caught by the sound Of voice crying with such thrill
ing emphasis from the Of his former activities like
that voice which the Revelator heard from Heaven
ing write, blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
from henceforth yea saith the Spirit that they may
rest from their labors and their works do follow them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
MIrRnER AND SulCIpE.

SoxERvILLE, Pa, July pa Mr.. Louis and his we'
living near Chimney Rock we're found dead yesterday
From marks upon the throat of the wife, the superstition
is he first choked her to death, and them cutting his
throat aud arm with a razor put an end to his own e
The act supposed to have been insgated by jealousy
The parties were in good circumstances They had no
family
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YANCEY & HARRISON,

NO. 2l9, RICHMON ND, PIR GIN a I,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
OLD WINES, BRAsDIES, LIQUORS, CIGARS AND
FAMILY GROCERIES,
AL the attention Of their friend. and the public generally ;s to
keep constantly on hand, and offer at low prices:
C0GNAc BRANDIEs,
Hsnnesey Dark and Pale os.rd DO Vine dI0ys Go@PsGy
some Of the oldest vintage ,.,n.ovr
Mumms celebrated branl "eOd a""Royal Rose" "oahi
soet 5SanSon, screen s.sr Hedslck and The Associates
'''NsA'' quarts anu pcLGREr WINES
sre, br"nds ofs Julien psnns cSas,u Gac "oh.
tssu RauIan" st. Etsphe and "MOutap"
Barton Gaestier's Win de Graves ;HsssIley"
aPoatet canet" "Haus sapsrps 'F1ls. "Langod," st.
Julian, &c. ,., ,,,.
Sparkling Mose" Sparkling Hoe" "KongI Mose" ASS
manhau,er," "HAut sautefne &c, &c,
"old Btsginra 20 and ola wh,e r9I oo''e'
In op0'''' 00'S'p s2ERRIEs AND SaDElRAs. 50 -
or grades including Harmony Sup
HOLLAND GIN
Cabinet and other brands, wots schiedam schnappa
Old Jamalca of the pure,, ars,y from the London Decks
Bums1dner,s Bourbon, and other brands
CoRDlALs.
Curacao Mara schino, Anisstte .snihe Baker, Biten
nibber,s London aud Exr. Dublin Stout in plns
and imperial pinu, Muir ssn q, s S,o al Ale
ofhe following brands Pgno cab.nas Rose Of s'ntlaso La
Rosa Pruebese MoIphy, Pun iega Paira Ocean BIRD,
Flor de sala Flor Rama Rea, Seneca vlsr viar I'll
antropa Adela GArbsd Rae Bouquet La Flor ch!nsca &C.
ALSO
choice selection of GROCEREs consisting Of Refined Fl
Java coffee Or cen and spleed Smoked Salmon
Nc Mackere ssrdnts Cheese. Macearoni 'emre s'afeo'
Also AL of rosie paekwes celebrated English Sauces Mus
tzds Pickles Best Bordeaux Olive OIL Coz sparkling Celia
Wine Vinegar Ac &c julie 25-d&clm
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REIL, AND EVERETT MEETING

CINCINNATI, July 2l.-Notwithstanding heavy rain
Storm the Bell and Everett meeting last night large
aud very enthusiastic Speeches were made by Hon.
Lewis D. Campbell Hon. ]. Scott Harrison, Hon. J. II.
Thompson Oscar Moore. John N. Fenneh, and others
resolution adopted for holding State Convention
Chicohe the 18th Of August fog the purpose Of
nominating State ticket.
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GENTEEL AND NICE.

GENTEEL AND NICE.
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEhEN.
NEW SUPPLIES
UurNvy WATTS recently received the following Boots
and Shoes expressly 10 their Order In the most
pipror style obs that We can reeomm nd TO be
e rery and styles As have done for the
thirty end the finest aud beat Boots
I'D Tunks thai csn manufactured We Invite fends
VA the public call aud examine for themselves We VIII sell
hem low any house North or south
FOR LADIRS
Ladies' heel CATERS, Congress and lace 80 -,
kid and slippers, WIN anu vtnout
heels, very soft and beautiful
Ladies white kid slippers.
ladies' thick walking boots with and without heels
Ladies' walking Shoes. a.,
Ladies' lasting Buskns for old ladies, thick and thin solss
Ladies velvet slippers.
Ladies' dressing slpperi -
Misses and Chdren's Shoes. all qualities and styles.
Boys Shoes Gentemen One dress Boots Shoes and Callers
, an styles. Usf
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RECEPTION OF GEN lane INN G.

RALEIGH, n. c., July 22.--Geu Lane was received
at Shocco Springs on Frd.y, by large concourse Of
citizens and the military Of Warren and the surround
ing counties Afer revOEns the troops, he responded
to address from the Attorney General Of the State
salute followed, aud then grand entertainment. His
presence in his native State great enthusiasm
He visited this city and Kitrelss Springs yesterday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS GOING FOR BELL.-The last
Rockingham Va, Register contains long comm mica
ton from Charles Grattan, Esq, who belle we was
one of the delegates Of Rockingham in the Leg stature
from which take the following significant ext-ac:-
"Now, sirs object is to beat the Republicans, and
for one am willing that done by Bell OF course
| should prefer Democrat but suppcsinz abe
worst phase the may assume, we viii layaa Soah-
ern man infinitely preferable to Lpcpp, aadin all prob
ability Democrat How is i C le authoratively under
stood who that strong ran . without general consul
taonS 1t surely ssn do no HARM it is open to every
element Of good. am very decidedly opposed to that
sincerely believe it will lose the State. Already
many of the greyheaded fathers of the Dsnocrac,
going of because they cannot remain ~ house divi
ed against itself and against which tho judgement Of
heaven has been pronou6ced.
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TIE zouAvna AT BOSTON.

Bosros, July 2i.-The zouaves arrived at about
o'clock and were received by the first company OF the
second battalion 1t raining heavily. which may inter
ere with the proposed drill on the common this after
noon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

THE NEW UhLt AND IUo IOIf1LF. VEF ALUATTUN.
WASHINGTON, July 22.-No apposasnent has yet been
made in the place Of the defaultig postmaster at New
Orleans The duties OF the Office eoanae to DO perform
ed by Mr. Blair special agent Of the Postonso Depart
meut. The amount Of defacation upon the books is
some fifty thousand dollars, but so large amount in
postage stamps was found in the Office to ma ealy
reduce the in default. The securities ample.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

TIVE feson OF this School will extend from the seconf
Wednesday 10 September To the last Of jane, 1s6l The
Boarding will conducted heretofore by Mr.
VIM Courtney and lady who universal satisfaction duriag
the past Session -
TERMs-Boa.d per session. exclusive Of towels lights ta3
Tuition-rngsh Branchss t5 Classics and Mathematics 10
hsf Ia advance
az Address VIM Courtney. E.q. stevensvie the sub
serben, ct Bruinston, King Queen County. Va
. JOSIAH RYLAHD A. NJ,
Iya3-ctav6v J. kYLAND mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
UnIon Sta.e Central ComnIttss.

r 7. Daniel Wyndham Robertson,
VIM Il. Mcfarland, DR.. John Dove,
H. X Ellyson, Robert Ridgway,
All. Crane, Francis J. Smith,
ChsS Palmer, JOS. Brummel,
A. B. Guigon, T. BP. Ingram,
John W. Wright, P r. Grattan,
MArmaduke johnson, Samuel T. Adie,
James R. Fisher, Jas. R. CrenshAW,
Luther Libby, Thos. l. Ballard
Andrew johnson, Geo. W. Smith,
Geo. Whitfield, ThOs. J. Evans,
John G. Shields.
't'nder the authority conferred BY the Union Stat
Convention the following members have been added -
VIM. S. THPlett, D. J. Burr, A. N. Trabue, George n
G~Athmey James A. Scott John Frayser, Samuel N
Price, D, Blair BurWeI W. B. Smith, Geo. W. ROyster
The Committee will meet this Tuesday evening, a
the Billiard House, at 6 o'clock.
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AMELIA COUNTY.

To the Editor of the Whig:
Will YOU please to publish notice that there will be a
meeting of the friends Of Bell and Everett at Amelia
Court House. July Court, the 26th for the purpose
or a..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
TO. DEMOCRATS OF PRINCE GEORGE PLEDGED
To SUPPORT RREGKINRIlGE AND LANE


TO. SUPPORT BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE.
With much surprise we find our names on the list Of
delegates to Charlottesville appointed by meeting in
Prince George, over which COL John A. Peterson pre-
sided.
We are satisfied that II the members Of that meeting
will refer to the resolutions which they adopted the
good will tell them that we cannot represent them
pledged they are, by resolution TO all honorable
promote the election Of Breckenridge and Lane
The resolutions Unanimously adopted" and
whilst they to desire to be represented by men
without regard tn their opinionsyet they take good
pledge from each other in advance Of the
meeting of the Convention which binds them Breckn-
ridge and Lane
We understand the whole move. IL Is being made
throughout the entire State. The exposure made
Court. Yours was Breckenridge meeting Get Brock
inridge and Lane delegates to represent you.
We cannot We are for Douglss and johnson now,
and shall be all the time.
Please strike names from your list.
TIMOTHY RrvEs,
ELI BRYANT,
JOEL NJ. TEMPLE
Taos. O. BLAsKESsaIP
Tuos. II. DANIEL,
J. w. EPPKs,
RIcH'D H. WILLIAMS.
WM G. BIRcHErr,
DR. Rom. HARRISON.
DIED,
In Norfolk, the Goth inst O'Clock Mrs MARGAREf
GREEN, In the f0,h year Of her age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24

IMPROVED sHEEP.-I have for sale several fne Buck.
crosses Of Bakeve South Down. Copsvod and OXFORD
Dosn Stock Apply Son. EDMOND fosrir J or my over
seer, a. q. MAYsARD, Beaverdam Depot .v-.,x
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ana Lane, "a. remaining soursA. are for Douglas and

End Lzn5, tn7 r7lIzl1I16 T0u1 'III'7s ~ ~
Bell .-...|..1l .,..a
1--WE have full Douglas Electoral ticket, and rest as
sured no compromise or union will be made with the
disunionists but TO defeat them We may rather unite
with the Bell and Everett men, Our organization COM
plete throughout the State. We have our Executive
Committee and Electoral ticket composed OF the best
talent In the State and every portion Of Louisiana will
BE- thoroughly canyassed. We have right on our side
and the sympathes of the people, aud we will make
bold and good fight"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-24
NEW Jersey DEMOCRACY

NEWARK, N j., July 2l.-The Democracy held prima.
ry meetings here to-day to elect delegates to the State
Convention Forty-nine delegates on the Union electo
raj ticket were chosen to eleven sraghout Dougrs del
egates.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE.

IBR will bega the s day Of October, and close
l. the q day Of July following;
FACULTY.
R. RrLi No. D. d., President and Pre. OF Moral Science,
L. TUES Es A. NJ, Prof OF Mathematics and Astronomy,
G. r. .anSky, A. ~, Prof Of the Latin Language,
W. p. LoUTals A. NJ, Pof Of the areek Language,
W. STRANGE b. Prof OF Natural Philosophy and Chemistry,
W. ?. CH.ss A. NJ, Prof ofMcdsrn Languages,
O. s. YaKBKorGH,A b., Tutor. .
for other iaoraon address the President At
+ i.hvonJ iy23-wtio~
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SYLVAN SEMINARY,


HyHIs SCHOOL viii eommenc,
euaged auspices 9h Of September next cootinus
d located the proverbs " beautiful and healthy
he sSs Ridge and hs mile
miles vest Of and h' same distance north Of Char
ms Course Studies Eosh all n branches
Bellies Leses the Sciences. Aneen. and Modern Languages On
cudng Ansosxon and Classical and Modern tersture Music,
Painting. in dirre varieties; Drawing Ornamental Needlsvork,
and cour.s Of Lectures Moral Philosophy and Gene
and experienced Teachers have charge ofevery department
Prom sixty 70 seventy young ladies can be with
board and additions vii be made to the aecommodaor
No p,ni win be spared by the ropo render the scurn
Of students With them agreeable and profitable possible
ali times hand Necessary and every attention viii be
paid the Sick with the view alike 10 their comfort and speedy
TERMS per session Of ave monhs-rnt session payable IN
ddrdnce second session payable the close OF the 10 months
Board and Minor Kngrsh rriion. se1 81.
Ancient and Modern Languages. 10 90
Drssius S.isr coiors, konoehi omauc, &C., each
Ma.is, 1fsnsp IS 90
Books, stationery DC at Richmond prices
Methodist Church located thin few hundred yard. Of the
sehoo and an rpeop. Prs'bysr'n. ard Baptist Church.
Attendants sehool coming by way Of eordop.ve can
nessay friday Rnckerve where P1opristo nod
fed will meet hem with carriage At Charlottesville hse
For further particular address
JOHN EARLY, ND,
etanardsvlle, Greene CO Va
Or, until the nnt September,
THOMAS ". UPsHUR, N. D.,
Jy23-cu GordonsviIe 0ranae va
sTEBBINs, PULLEN 4 CO.,
No. 1o1 BROAD STREET.
IIAyEo on hand large and elegant assortment Of
III GAS CHANDELIER.
PENDANrs
kRACKErM,
HALL LIaHTs TO-
en- 70 our ..oeI Of CHINA eLIfs Sc M '' OF '''ena'
sTEsBINs Pull ES 4 90
lyn Corner 9Th Rroa strsst.
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CONTINUED MASSACRE OF CHRISTIANS IN
SYRIA

Bosroy. Jnly GA letter to the Boston Traveller
dated June 2st announces that Zahch the last strong
hold Of the Christians at Lebanon had been captured
and burned and that the Christians flying in all d.
recticD, II rumored that Siden bad also been de-
scored and twenty-five hundred Christians massacred
The defence of Zahich was heroic
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RICHMOND MARKrra Julv ss,b. 1850.

RICHMOND MARKKTs, July 33th, 1850
Rlsrlrhs upward tendsacy prices In The BAcos uafkss
has led 10 further advance and prices higher than they
have many month"; cou In moderate demand ss
last quotations market unchanged The nt lot Of
received Saturday last By Mss ronpins Bro
rosAcoo sad wHEAr remain last reported suaAn are hrmer
without change in prices. oours held firmly.
s sss e. g ss:s '
BAcos has again advanced and quote SIDES at
e shoui plain Hs4s 10 cts. cured 40
bEsvAI-we quote ct 81 cts
ai.o. sss e. sH .s. a sss " to good 1900
nss sss: s::. e s s;S
orx-we quote James River Hydraulic Cement q SOL
toIs-we Of cngo sale day. at 7sK cts hoden
are asking 75cso cts from asPo. and store.
CORN Lheld firmly The advance We quote no n
1440i5c; Laguayra ibe Java 1eGiIe.
vorro. Yin-ws quote country 81 ooas cents Oh. cents
TrlrHrss-we quote at 40 cts; in demand.
son6slo ss P..ssai. ssO Mexican sas Reese. h.nIPS
g ssn ~ Dc sSs ps
do tobacco as; DO ground Bone ash tso do Agcuu
raj Salt Gil 20 tlS
IIAIsIrD-we quote At $780,
-nt Of the season. which iheJ 81 We quote old super
ss . ssa. n % aps sse.;
sssS s S.r and S.nu 10 c. Coco. sa sao 6
aUrovDzn-ws quote Blasting At ssK0ski Sporting ssHo
G,!-ws quote Northern Hay at ,ia' virginia Mountain do.
HOW. quote dy |. li0iaE cts green 'alssd ~ cent?
H ."s ss:rs
0a5 Trsdes and Arnoy 90 70 oo American 500
LIsn-ws quote western ss 1871 ex in bbh; and IsXoil
Lsip-ws quote Pig at cents. cash and tine; Bar e
dc weights, 900 ss damaged isSso e; poor s Up
P.s oas M po heavy and L:s
Or, ss00ss according 70 quality Rough strns tasesa.
bus In bulk from the kins; Koekiand, In ea't' 500
hid, and dsres 9Soso s oabs Mu'c0vsd0 asost c ant
MILL o1riIws quote Bran aoc Efforts ssc Brown stsi
quote 1u DD BY n. .nS
p..tsr~schnOns OF, Ms !. $50 In bslk. and ssS
S.' sSs,. ssas e1ns s' 5sx cents
sr.we quote sWo thinston" =. g. aM.rsh.u" ct s5o
SaS Sao ssG Ne. :. and Porto Rico at sos
Cuba I9os c. Rsensd Ss0arswe quote .. iox Err.
American, ist proof s. c J.naics Rum o. New Es.n
" 2pp 81 e. soSs1o 90 se c.
otias American do 10000 wh.iy-we quote Rchnons Rec
died ss0aa oncnnad 9sos een and LIST proof 500
qu,iIs. are in demand good prices while tn
OF the ke and nondescrpt continues
again a1s .S :. from : Ds a. .pS ne
occasionally t2 mapuftctuhng Leaf at all prices from "
IS according 10 quality Fancy Wrapper from 10 70 loo pc
warir-Ih. u,rk,t Is quiet With moderate receipts At tn
prices st reported I sia) for prime red and s
wooD-ws quot. Oak a. tsx@sx cord; Pine saH0s IN
retail .rcss are Wy 70, Oak and =; 40, ss ros 0oa
| herinos a. quality. e.
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Hon. Henry A. WISE. Virginia.

SArLED FOR CALlFoRSIA.--The Hon. Reverdy johnson,
Of Baltimore and Senator Benjamin. of LOUISIANA sailed
from New York Saturday, in the steamer North STAR
for Aspinwal their way to California IL has been
stated that Mr.. Benjamin has received retainer of S2
600 proceed to California to argue the question of d.
tie to the Alameda quicksilver mines, and that his
ngent will amount TO half million. II is also under
stood that Mr.. johnson is engaged in the case.
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$4,000,
AT COST FOR CASH.

SrRIpED aud Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Hosiery, Prints,
y Lawns Cacoes Brsnts Deaines Coons, Robes, Berage
Dresses Table Linens nseys and great many goods At less
than close Ebr ieres solid Caeoes the at
tenon NJ buye respectfully solicited deter
mined TO sell out o. GwkTklN,
| Corner and Miin stret