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ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.


Correspondence Of tn. Prrss and Tsibuue]
BLoox!zGros, April Il, 1sCo.
We achieved glorious victory yesterday IN
Cur little city election, over the combined forces
ofthe Democracy. The election was closely
contested md all the art, ingenuity, and Strata
gem CT the opposition was resorted to to de-
feat the Republican nominees. The't1iuuph Was
complete, end wofully disastrous to the hopes
If our enemies. The bail is in motion and will
gather strength Al We near 1lc coming contest.
You may &c: old Mclean down for 500 majority
for the Republican ticket this fall. The ,najori.
r. FOR hr. Ierr, our candidate for Mayor is
153. T:EpunI1cA1.
The city election is Rockferd on Monday last
resulted in the reelection Of Masor Williams
by 1si nsjority.
.1hc city election in Pek;n, Taz.wc:l county,
sesu'te! in complete Republican v'c'cry-
Isaac E. l.eou4rd being elected Mayor by d le.
cisive majority over =. S. lr=t:yu,an, oEe o. the
Douglas delegates from this State to the Charles
ton Convention.
, 1860-04-19
;. Ehe mexican treaty, -
The Washington correspondent Of the New

Senator Simmons has. arranged, four seveEal
amendments, which he will offer to the Mexican
Treaty, after consultation with Republican
friends. First, a separate list of the prodncts
to be admitted free into each country. Second,
additional articles to list Of Mexican products,
including coffee and mahogany. Third, . clause
distinctly that four millions isl bspaid for free
'1rude' advantages. Fourth, at The end totthc
article, authorizing The President 70 use troops
TO defend transit; and under direction Of Con
gress' All tho amendments meet fI,e approha-
tion.of the friends Of. the Treaty, and hare
good reason to believe it will be called up BY
the Republicans and ratified.
, 1860-04-19
59tess & Gtftt1ttt,
THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1860.


mne. LovEJOY,5 TisTAKE.
Mi, Lovejoy, III his recent spesch in toe
Eouse Of Representatives, said slavery was not
an institution, hu:a practice-an obvious truth
~ applied TO elaveho!dibs in tue aggregate.
But ho should haye made an exception IN :a'
~orof LouisiarA, rs he doubtless would Il ho
had been in possession Of The New oftcans
-Co4ez: Of tho-l4i inst containing 11e lo4:
lowing advertisement Of public property e5'
the Governor Q, the State:
,GTATE OF LOUISIANA. 'EAEC-
whsits. 70 +:a q: t:e Gsa57a, IA, A,'sTIly q
&: 9:,es III i T. T. ,:se este t7dne " =:
& tas !. ,:e '.'e, u lr2rs;eeni r.; =
f*Mot I, Sa4se 10 t~ ~. in ths ey Ses orans
fors H. ta.tt si:s1 a:t ..iy tays nc,.ss I'd
na.ilsent nane % q lie ~ ST.. ..eeps *:skt ~
'se aas o:s .s'3''e '1 fps e:
5Is, IS - Z: 1sh ts: es s1 Fl ~ sS st .11
% 4ss - vii e wa,snsd ~ @ .iy y 70 tts I'll
:a ~ te s:tes norsS se .aa l. is1oi d dc
1as.a "a :t,'e hes1 !" nv or,1: -,r,,. wf, MIR.
o*dlat shs ta. tu:je:t ;n+r.et" 1t ou>e. Lat
9s .he ,asss y = ~ T. sr2 .a L. ~ E To-: ~. r}
0S:a s'.s' q q Assa 4! &c Il i: SS;,ns
sw BIZ Fv,a: :n. ss 3D., r: ~ ri: & i: a:9:a :e
Essisofa usE EE.s,a.a ja, t@ah ios;1 &; ;ss g;
st 'Gn" IT. I ss tsi @a @ Il rs
Sscs addl; { Gc:s!ts H. Toa' iiasu tM..t = Los.
has: s b WILLS. IL sesa I'll ss :,@
I'D s,hsma nv o., sT 6osfn s7.E:n .ea 1ef.4 isR
saser soa M 'cs.a.. H. 4.cr e Scd 1anea Am ;n
sad jos K!eey, -.t-.ny tezsea Naspa'es u , en-
Obs. Dis + u III ~. aea ise.d t;hsse bc.> slo';n
Arasr' q H dss, + =: 5,,t ' e, a. ia oS
ih.es :e,sk, f.non: rs. Gtte3 wv 4, eS:. n.
tosJ s"n :ert. rank siuro ~ ~
Sa.sa. e.: Tom Aa*'' Lon h''s'a''' to'1 4'' ''
To..l, 7s engineers, blacksmi:hs, pilots car
penters, cooks, labo.er., ETC., Including ou. old
friends Dick Richardson aad JOHN Smith, both
d whom were expected 10 be at the Charles.
ton Convention early next week. Verify
slareholdiag is az institution as well as prac-
tics in Louisiana. 1t hss riser from the skulk-
ing protection c: loca! law md municipal reg
ulations to Tue dignity If stata patronage,
being jus. as mach al institution there rs the
Illinois aud Michigan Canal here. The State
buys Dicl, Rcla.dsoa a3d JOHN Smith; the
s:ate 1':es a.-d pickles Dick. Richardson and
John Smith as o!(en as it chooses; the State
works D.cS Richardson and Johu Smith Oh
ths levess erl public buildings; the stn:s sel's
Dick Richardson aad John Smith at public
an:tion aaG guarantees sis1e tc TIE purchasers;
the State holds up Dick Ri:aa1dson and'John
Smith 10 the to:al co1f,s:ou Of LII. 1ovejoy
and all who believe that slavery is a practice,
not IN institution.
, 1860-04-19

q At the pr%seat rate Of consumption Of
coal. the State Of Telnsylvanta Alone it il said,
would meet the demand for. more than three
thousand yearsl At double the present cali for
coal, North America would supply the demand
for:~<nty xoasand yeara. II Il -: '-!st:
, 1860-04-19

~ The annual session Of the r. ". Grand
Lodge Of Good Temp1a1s Of North America, is
;to:bs held ut Nashville, Tenn, on tho oad Of
Nay next - ,'"~::'A "::''::~ ! "''@"''
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The ~f<trasEa N0uts to fhe Gold .ufmss--
Crop PF0speceF-.-t"af5te- Frusfr~~ {His
snal<~..Jusftct Dem ne edsd---y9klr4sIa
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JoBY T. CREIGHTON, Auotioneer.

sep 90 Nos. rs ana w. A'ng-Se,e
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LIVE AND DEAD WEIGHT or CATTLE
Eight pounds out of every fourteen pounds.
Or four-seyenths Of the whole live weight Of
sheep and cattle, represents, when the ami
mails are properly iat the net weight of the
tourq quarters, exclusive ofofal- three-fourths
# the live weight Of pigs, if fat, represents
the weight and loss
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NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE,
No. IA Fairfax Street, Alexandria, Va.

NO, IL EalTIaH OllSoti aA0AAAhuAA A"'
A CARD.-EN0GH GRIMES respectfully IN
N forms h;s friends and the public generally, that
he has associated with him his son JAMES I:
GRIMES, ana under the firm name Of H. OK y 70
4 son, we have resumed at the old stand on FAR
fax street, the STOVE, AND TIN WARE BtSi-
NESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, and hope and
expect to conduct the same to merit the conf
dence and patronage fall who may give Us call.
We intend 10 devote our time and attention more
especially to ont door work. both in town and
country, such as ,.,.,.,,.,
ROOFING, GUTTERiNG ond SPOGIiAG,
And all kinds of Stove and Furnace Work, and
Jobs that require skill and experience.
All Jobhing and Repairing attended to in person.
Our Stock of STOV rs is intended 70 suit the
wants ofevery body We are determined to please,
both in work done and goods sold. Our expenses
are small and we shall be content with small Prots
eFy- Orders from the country, either for work
or for goods promptly attended to; o>-
oct l-ly T., u pRlML2 1o+''
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r ARGEST AND BEST ASSORTMENT Or
4 4 STOVES ever offered in this market, consist
ing of the following COOKING STOVES pa
mond Rock. Stewart Stoves: PENNSYLVANIA, Lea
der, Charter Oak, Nevada, Comet, Western p'a-
mond, Wisconsin, York Complete, and Nine Plates'
PARLoR STOVES.-For Coa'--Ihe Macgrc-
gor. all sizes Two Column Radiators, Gas burners
Slidings Door, Open Fronts, helster9ocE' forrs',
crates. Globe, Office, and Bar Room STOVES.
Wood Stoves-Self Regulators, Cottage Par,
lors. Oven Parlors, Air Tight, Six-plates, and
Box Stoves: Coal Hods, Fancy, Galvanized, ana
Japanned Coal Sives, Coal ShoyelS. stove Polish,
Sheet Zinc, Sheet Iron, Stove Brick, and Soap
stone. Stove Pipe, TIM Ware. Tin Safes, Japanned
Ware, Oyster Stewers, Chaiing Dishes, &C. &c.
II. |. GREGORY,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
J. d. coRsE,
D. coRSE. n. d. CORsE.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of
CORSE BROTHERS,


Banking, Exchange, and Collection Office Of
CORSE BROTHERS.,
No SO Exchange Block
WE viii make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bills, Proniis-
sorry Notes. Uncurrent Money Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Depositors
A varied experience of many years in this bust
ness enables us to offer our services with confidence
to the public. feb l9-u
J. w EIrRKE ARTHUR HERBERT.
Banking Exchange, and Collection Office of
BURK + Il ii ER ERT I,
Corner Of Prince and Fairtur streets.
WYE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
ceeds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point
We will deal in Exchange, Time Bjiis, Promis-
sorry Notes, UHceTeat Money, Cojn, de-
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission jan 1T
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BooKs ANp sTATrONERY.

volumes octave. $50 pages each, with steel por-
traits ioi,u,,s me and tro are Hoir ready FIR
deiirrrn The volumes issucd have been received
by the Southern press generally, with the greatest
enthusiasm
4 The New York Journal of Commerce says
IIere ], 1 Life which i 4 life indeed, and before
which the conventional aud common place biogra-
phics of modern times sink into stupidity and in
4 Significance. III We should write All we think
concerning the merits of this first volume we
fear we snouli run tie risk vi being accused 81
imprudcut enthusiasm.
The Home Journal says: Every page i alive
n j. as romantic as 4 medieval romance, and yet
has the advantage of being true. II i full Of adj
ycuture-tcrrible, pathetic, hearJ-reuding, heroic
ana glorious 80 such book could be written out
oi America, to- no other land could grow such
hero, ~ furnish thc Geographic hand to portray
his lite and narrate biz deeds.
The New York Observer says: "Mr. Parton Las
made a volume of intense and permanent interest,
volume that will be read by thousands of tie
countrymen Of Gen. Jackson with increased admi-
ration for biz genius and .abots,
The Banner d Peace" Nashville, Tennessee,
says, This IS decidedly the most comprehensive,
truthtal aud faithful biography Of Jackson ever
written; aud not only for this but for itS simple
pure, and elevated style il must stand unchal-
lcuged before the literary world Two other vol
umes % follow. Every household ia Iennes-
see should have 4 copy.
The CIarksyiIic Tenn Chronicle says: Bat u
has remained Tor Alr. Parton ~ write biography
that is appreciated and admired by the people
well as the literati. Everybody who has read j.
praises "Partou's Life Of Jackson" In all our
exchanges wo observe the highest cncOmiums pro-
nounecl upon it'
Historical Society, says eve surprised a. the
uihfuiucss and fearless taithuness 9! tne author,
| anu ADMIT mat he ha' written 'ho hic y 1"cA
.on q General jackson wished i written "lA
slnP1o H+eI'y. .,-..,, ,-....-. "
he ABOVE extracts "Is on'9 S'h'a 'iSiIs
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''"dins papers spsaN's /" NJ 'n'2t
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dhe WORK H issued " 'l' lo''S"tnS ~ ~ S15igs,
G.o'n' Extra ~ pr 'o'u"e'
Ir,cy Library o'.'''.'.'.''..'''''' w w
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Nc% DooN ~ \" Y ''.o ~ IN 80 y'o
u y 'nS romance " i'"ss i'..S IL
hawthorne "uthof ~ ,ho oC"''o' Ie'''i' ''' e'0'
two volumes, l1mo, Z oO ,,.r,r,
mh i'--"t W = : hi..N '".
VALUABLE NEW BOOKS The still Hour,
III Communion with God, by Austin Phelps,
&,r.
The West Coast ,rAiriea, by Rev. Charles ".
Thomas. chaplain l. The African Squadron in s5j
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,ions. XII. SI2J
Christ III History, hy Rev. Robert Turnbull, y.
Ii SI25
The Christians Mirror. by A. i. o. ~, 5Oc
Idols NJ I'LL, Heart III tie same 1Oc.
Cosma's yis, IL his Grandfather, III ~ "A. H.,
antaor IA ii -GooIy cclars, tic "Glc5ancrs," a.,
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MISCELLANEOUS READING.

FEARFUL Ascension. Professor Wells at-
tempted to ascend in his balloon, on SatuH
day which came near proving disastrous 70
him. The balloon having been Inflated, he
stepped into the basket and gave the word
to "let q" and was not obeyed, but imme-
diately afterwards, when he was not ready
they did "let 60" and the wind blowing
from the West, the balloon, with lightning
speed, was borne upwards, be swaying for
ward and back with but one foot in the bas
ket. II first struck wood pile then
fence, then the side Of Coosa Hall kitchen,
then the caves Of the kitchen, knocking oft
the shingles, and afterwards the caves ot
the Coosa Hall, when it threw him some
Eve feet from the basket, and he dangled III
the air, holding mainly by his hands q the
ropes With great presence of mind, or ar
irving just over Coosa Hall, while some
eight feet from the roof, be swung loose
Had he not done this, he would have been
borne into the air, and a horrible death
would have awaited him, az he was hold
ing By his hands, whose strength must soon
have given out. A large crowd was pre-
sent, anxious to see the ascension, and all
were greatly relieved when he alighted safe
ly.- petumpEd AIa.l Spectator.
"A SOUTHERN SCENE Ii il 50 seldom that
the real truth respecting the social condition
ot the Southern slave appears il the North
ern republican press, that We take pleasure
in clipping the following paragraph from
letter % the Newark Advertiser, republican
paper:
! remained at Savannah eight DAYS in
sightseeing, and while there attended the
races, few miles from the city. There
were % be found on the grounds hundreds of
wel-dressed negroes, with purse in hand,
ready to bet you various sums On their favor
tie nags. Certainly, more happy, careless
sct Of beings are seldom found, and could
not help contrasting them with the almost
naked and starving blacks We sometimes
meet at home
Last evening, in company witha number
Of ladies and gentlemen from the hotel At
tended negro ball The females were dres-
Sed ID the extreme Of fashion, with gold
watches, bracelets and other trInketS cleaning
among the folds Of their dresses--in tact, All
that 20 to make up the dashing females
and the fashionable airs they assumed were
amusing to behold.
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u Y.CRoSS, having purchased the entire STOCK
II. Of Cross, Lugenbee Co., respectfully an
nounces to his friends and the public generally that
he intends to conduct the BOOT AND Shoh
BUSINESS, in all it's branches, and hopes, from
the care and attention to the work turned out OF his
establishments 10 receive as heretofore full share
ofthe public patronage. call is solicited at NO..
~ King street. Jan
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G. @. CRADLE

CABINET. CHAIR / SOFA MANUFACTURER,
Corner of king 4 Arred sfs., Aicra"dGa, w.
JEAS constantly on hand, and offers % tie pub
I lie, an excellent assortment oi Cabinet y are
Sofas, and Chairs Of every variety and on the low
est terms. which, for dugabilit! and iaish cannot
l.. .nrros,e6 NH i--iy
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nRnGs. CHRMICALs, e.

ryyHE PERFECTED TOMATO.-Ihe new spe-
eies OF Tomato, which has been brought to
perfection BY c. Edwards Lester esqa after many
years Of experiment in Italy ana the United o'&'es
ia. been pronounced by Agricultural Fairs. Far
mers Clubs. Horticulurists, Chemists and Drug
giss, and Epcurcs, to be in all respects superior g
any other species II excels IN SIZE, delicacy ot
flavor thinness Of skin, icwness Of seed, soiidity
og meat prolific bearing, and ease OF culture. It
natures quicker, and hangs longer ON the vines
than any other-we have small supply 2! seed
saved by Mr.. Lester last season.
NH Il HENRY COOK { co.
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IEFFERS 500 TACEY.

UPHOLSTERER, GLIDER
INT Hou,e Decorator Ii GttcroL
WHILST returning his grateful acknowledge
w menls to liz numerous friends tor tncir very
liberal encouragement during the two year, 4 nas
been AMONGST them assures them that il will be bis
continued effort to serve them with pranptncss,
and at moderate charges 1t his Oh Stand, IT, H.
NoRTa sIpE KING STREET ALEXANpHIA. nh ~
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

TCgE CASH SYSTEM ADoPTED.-The sub
seriber having tried the credit system, and
fo1pd that il would not pay has concluded to adopt
the CASH principle In future, and from TINS
date. he will continue to do business upon this
principle. In bidding adicu to the old system, ne
would return his thanks to his customers for past
fayors, and hopes by strict attention, and such m
ducements as he may Offer, to continue IT under
the new. liam 1-tfl JOHN l.. SMITH.
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Baltimore, sep 12--tf
nAws EypPySS COMPANY

ADAMS EXPRESS CUMfAN1
INVITE the attention Of the public to the tacili-
ties afforded by this Company, for the quick and
safe conveyance of Specie, Bank Notes, valuable
packages, heavy and bulky freight, &c.
EXPRESSES for the East, to Baltimore, Phila-
delphia, New York, Boston, Providence, Hartford
&c, leave oar Office daily, at IL! o'clock, A. NJ
EXPRESSES for the South, to Richmond, Fred
ericksburg, Petersburg, Lynchburs, and Tor points
in North Carolina. South Carolina Georgia, Ala
bama, and Tennessee, leave daily, at III, A. NJ.
Our EXPRESSES are always accompanied by
careful and trustworthy messengers, and the public
can rely upon all business entrusted to US beng
done with safety, punctuality, and despatch.
RA7Es.-From Baltimore, 81 cents per lOo ibS';
from Philadelphia, 81; from New York, ) 30
Gs- No packages of goods taken by weight, "n-
ION o0-tf r.. W. FALLS, Agent.
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nAPHAEL'S CELEBRATED CARTOONS

ID APHAEL NLLIDINh I III -
II, ST. Paul Preaching at Athens.
The Charge TO Peter-Feed my sheep.
The Death of Anuanias.
Elymas. the Soreerer, struck with Blindness.
The Miraculous Draught Of Fishes.
Paul and Barubas Rejecting the Sacrifice
Peter and John Healing the Lame Man at the
beautiful Gate Of the Temple.
One set of the above magnificent hNGhAN :
INGS. is for sale low, at j. +. claim >
ssh os No. 15S, King street.
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,oS yp = y '-'' l''''' HENRY COOK ( GO.
NARnRN sEEnSl GARDEN sEEps! I.

GARDEN SEEDS! GARDEN SEEDS! !-
ST The Subscriber has lust received his Spring
sqpply Of GARDEN SEEDS, &C., consisting in
part 6c White Onion Sets; Onion Seed; Satisfy,
or Vegetable Oyster: Parsuips Nasiurtiam; Cal-
bage Seeds, various kinds: Egg Plant; Large Bel
Pepper; Parsley; Beet various kinds; Early Let
tuce; RaIisl; Early Peas, &C., tor sale ~
Dn. Il. ii. STABLER,
C.I - No. lG5 King street.
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NTEGROES WANTED.-We wish to purchass
~ anv number Of NEGROES, Of both sexee,
for cash. All letters addressed to Us at this place.
will wi rec receive prompt attention. Having bought
tha establishment. lately occupied by MILAN
Gr;sshv West end Duke street. and having retit-
ted il to make il one of the most healthy anu com
Portable Depot for NEGROES, we will receive
them ON board on the usual terms. roo,-
aug 30--eott fhiCb " GOo.
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MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD.

~ 90 ~ % - 80
PASSENGERS for this Road viii leave the
L Alexandria Station, in the Orange Train, at
{, A. NJ, daily Sundays exeepted,) arrive at Al
exandria at 2, p NJ Through tickets by this route
to Middleburg and Winchester.
The Trains leave Mount Jackson daily (Srn-
days excepted,) at 1870, a. NJ, and arrive at Al
exandria at l:55 P. NJ
;v 6-tf EDWARD GREEN, Treasurer.
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LEADER COOKING STOVES.

lust RECEIVED another supply OF those
u celebrated GAS BURNING COAL COOK
ING STOVES, embracing the celebrated Mac,
gregor Patents, which l confidently recommend
as being superior to any other article in the mar,
ket for beauty Of design, style of finish, ADD goaa
working qualities. Call and see them.
febl III r GREGORY, lis Il 100 king-st.
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lE,y- ~ are authorized to announce WILLIAM
D. MASSEY, candidate for Sheriff of Aiexan
iria County. nh Ste
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E.ss- CARD hereby announce myself 4
candidate for COMMISSIONER 0F TIE REyENUE 81
Alexandria County, and solicit the support of The
voters Of town and county. WM. a. HART.
NH l0-te
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E.i:- 7o tie Voters u thc City and Cony n
Aiscaudria:-I offer myself a. candidate for the
Office of Sheriff. III the mex. election, and most res
pecIfuly solicit your votes.
IL 3--lawte IL. u. MONROE.
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IS KyG SrRrEl, AlEN NDNIA, VlNGiNlA.
Personal attention given to all business entrus-
ted to his care Refers to r. G. Violet, Alexan-
d1 dr,a' GRAY Mile Miller Co., do; " g YoatQn, esq,
So, caTse Brothers. do; Hiss 4 Cole, Baltimore
Md. Dugan 4 jenkins, DO; P. s Justice 1 Co,
philadelphia. Pa: n. l.. Hart 4 Co.. do; russell
a. =, - - my 2S-ly
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nOTGLASS L SHERWOOD'S NEW STYLE
II HOOP SKIRTS, styled the Belle u the
South !" also, Gentlemen Patent Enameled Shirt
Collars Of the latest styles, just received al
fb2i z. =. BERRY'S, y King-st
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Y5RoM BALTIMORE TO CHICAGO in 36
+ hours. with only two changes Of cars.
TRAINS leave Calvert Station, Baltimore, dai :
", (sundays excepted,) at 7.3a, A. NJ, and +, ?.
81. for Pittsburg Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati,
and st. Louis.
For Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canandai-
qua. Rochester, and all parts Of Canada, trains
leave daily, (Sundays excepted,) at $50, a. NJ,
and 3, P. NJ.
tickets only to Baltimore where they can be pro.
e,red 70 ali points. JOHN Z. RIGNEY,
Assistant Superintendent
Palt;uore son 12--tf
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CANDIDATES.

40" s FERGUSON BEACH will be a candi-
date for Attorney ot the Commonwealth for The
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nis- b request of number Of friends, ofer
myselfas candidate for the office or CySaussEoS
FIR OP THE REyESUE,
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