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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

E Published in New York every week. at Three Cents Week
Iy, by A. HARTaLL 4 CO 20 North william st.
The Trade supplied by ROSS 4ToUsEY, DEXTER COMPANY,
or any o, the whos ale News Agency Houses. se7-It
~ COFFEE sUGAR.-lS bbl., landing Tor sale BY
~ ss:q LEWIS WEBB a JOHN q. WADE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN BELL,
OF TENNESSEE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
EDWARD EVERETT
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-17

Il. MILTON CARY, Chairman.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-09

asl .eis Iamen 9ldfnseuts.
Otasa sanit, 81 urt'e (Yen 9aris) pte sci Scr
s'sitn 6aIr i'm aienanies ainat iitf isrt pili, p.s
SFIRsT-CLAss DIPLoMx
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assprtn sIttpllS scrratbg ee nsucn lpltcr H. geip<
gstt.t aset IN Grnures, 6sabers, sBTelecs Ribbpns
ue catss ftaekns & n.rs ercyt aaiht fam III auf
aus tbf ~ 3be ntresnee,- rttr Il Sstpeetn unh ibrs
wens snrn tcuneR It'd rerdpt kIt, rag ,ls mar dut,
1ae asi@msdNsl ansasInhtLs lSaaIe sini Il halt,n
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-09
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pfeifsn fne 70 f1t,rt =

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aus Ire sn ,dblrn bdtt'. = Bemabre. id ,r,;b
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qualte SFutssry tar.m ffs nit benz qidbt ,u benz
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ora S's, tsS = - ne Taste nht pcn Sae ,,r
o'aenesn, fcnofra tars isr @elidt in BEN 6an.
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an SafE csrctrnt - psreient rnrct Iusiu 9sits
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fuertn eHtiest ncr rtm siirncnpen Sturmactt
Ger an Fen @runeprifsu Der &rpe trtteit. ,uiams
nsH. Nebrt Steunrrn lang EesrItbte acSes.
'%Te'SsH Damn atsr Ailit'rtc Die iuusits lis bets
ttE te'ft ~ otr neteu ibr lts,nrrn Nap NuIIius:
@erars stn lciGes s0rttsr als ramals ms
6culcu's srRes 2.uraen farb - aerae, 10 s,u
Jpnsr.
Se lin Q5rfriter 6attu r.'r Ianae uttht aehatt.
tpbntt Mrs. 6uIrta,s. uno ,ano fe fbre 9Ieife
inm fnrf,ebnten Dial an, Ga irl.' es 6in,m {.
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fur.
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reirny nae wir tGtien Nue tstut Gesfett. @naa.
sas ssuHeR Sis NG stn..u.
f5sFtssuaS iOEst,)
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Cert .ssnaS fOEst,)
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- Der s8Gfsinsscu- 1urnrsrrin Sat In sttr.r
tsttn S'b"ns sef@lcHtn. cine anfraqs an prW
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iHmmuhs res sesns dnscncmmentn 8tlbluiI !.
II aB rtr Ecr.tn NIT 9aritipoiitit nidts IN bnR
babe nne &c trrtm &urper iitrrlaiTsn tIties 90
riner tom telebistn 9artei an,iiItbiis Ern. oro,n
ets g'muteeitaintsn pertcBcn cpsr nttt. leir
eersW. eab rer SsIretair r.S 8ertins fc1 an eeu
Scrert III Baltimore p,npcn pia.
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3n tsa' II. srafntantthbaNie III cine 9siu e;u,eI
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fumaa ga genes i8eR. @ie sTinubt elm. dam.
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lntrtnc ater cine erisiusAr epcr un,,rnir lihe
SsbaHrun9 uno atfdt!ldie Gntfernuua tints
reF 1btNaiten anf rins Meite ppn Sabreu mirs,
btnrfi'orn, cine einetlGranfts Gbelaeipune ,s
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rit bin nRc Seipt rperirtsn auf eme tarterilde
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IN eua'lsaeirten sinne pts g0cttse IN Glide
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or ec tei einem tIsinen 5pnitts bgrpraeen. yoan
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am efn 9diS. effsltiStt ibn nit rem anosrn Gues
an ei'stn ;3'rtis Sr ibUB Fa cine aussi ruro
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esm Ofr o;T'd ee'tf.5t mar, brGo uab aur.t.
@'t rsm SstSt SrOt' IN rsn 8Iae. fstne qnae
D"s"S sFn anoe'A 1aa RS,o~sse,osex.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-09
, linn ntrtafin D

u ptrsa tta9.
Ter llattritSsete ii tS ha Sanet, itesa auftraa IN
tncT veld'at auedii,brtn mar 10 ttlia als mea4
@iut aueisSs Ss; Stn II, iprt,sabrtno scsraIeia.
9IR rtutr, suu I 2cpitnpagtn mt cIurm auttW Ira.
- uni rfhistn piersm fur sipaistr e,tSrau.n
I'll. 3umeramiC Ss.e }nbabern H. tan,ilitu M irl
e',htt auf ftius e.sRt XEspael ron 1ianassa :
gusktit-Ina Senoas, Stibtn H. Sprtas a,raesn
sue 9roNrt ktprSt. fIlneis rIAb,,
Nredeltr., Ste Rer steH Stast.
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eamtu's.9mtril. padetiaart 9loata.e .e5slru,toft
Iaaspfick;@dbrf

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panbnrs nne Rep BORT, oia SOutha harnpsun,
strmitel tsr n,usauf cas, S6osft aebout. anb csf,
sanftifs tnsrltbiesn srrStn tru,a YefcampfldsifTt
Sernl lt'a. 2U00 SoaS. 9aya lrausa,anu.
: y oammupid. 20UI 1cRe, @ayt. SSGpsnI,n
: Sarewtd, 2500 Sons, Capt. eblsrs.
pbtss resra ibrer i%ntltE d,c slden tabrtrn riiba
ls@tt estanftis Hantpiidl'Ts sptrDsa rtsrImdsi9 am
sFltrn nSo 6uitsthntsn irosN @fcmdts.
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nrbmtn Yafasisse usts 9ep ynst ndcb -. ~
N foi6ri,ova ,NySifsa:
HGrrs silts {. sIbo. $50
(, 3nttit Y GaiEtS :. 5S
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SsS. Spsetn yofasf sstpt man fcS az
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-09
@. Sabrsnng.

Tie German ADrERTISEh, 3
3. HAssEt, Editor and Proprietor.
is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
: $500 per Arnum. payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OfFscE: 9TH Str, between CLAT * LEtGT.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-05-09

S!alty.
SiFes her 3libmcne, Ta.
2a0crbier= merei,
Nr. 100 Wdiuitr,
siutn Sauat, Ob.rbaIs etr pci-Sffst.
va aUitrass RE plnitIib auSssfrbr .psye,n lsueN
miGtn nad rteftr Sfiise sianet Stsetn.
T. .. SresmaNH, l5aSritlat.
9fS 93r hdscn tintr srrFsn SprratS 3ieT auf 0aaer
erA;sst taE Hldittn Semmtr AM Sastr> Sitr trnnsE
l&rn lcki tltr itrt S.uar'lia; .s-:hIO';sn wurtn.
MONTICELLO HOTEL
Simrn StrinIein, ,.rt
ne. l65 Srcab., ,wtlhen Der 6. uns Z. Strase.
lem eurreienbeu gub.iiam wirh efs nt,, iuatrdeit
eriri enS msfebcn. lie eHribiait eti,c!scn If nit ben
Ssrisliten tiranttn ausa,at,t. So at eriril6unetH
pne Gtlieatn eee Marfts Nne fetrisii Ia babea Tc:
ibene uns sraamise Saa miro hs sSrt.mnruetM SaLrn
betele em9fpblen.
SasatrI WtrFe S.arIs, Jtiifee> @Isn,. GbscD.
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/ e'SHont Vi, b alpnt GIaB SSare btonesrs air Gen.
Itet'cncrs une &sneies ratnr ine sti ps SslisbssR
Quan'iikt inter GasrltrIsis iu babeR hti
5. G. Gif6er ast
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u. A. FACCHE.
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ia teta eti1nFf tnYa5tnet rbtten SabA entars,,,.
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etatlr, im Sabre l76o.
PETER LORIL ARD,
Sdnnpf Cubah- uuA Cabaks- sabrihant,

IL u. Is 0bamtsrs Ctr, 9icw BORT,
ifrlbtr ~ GbliHam Stree,
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SetsuHs lctu,S gtdfts tpfas une auf ip ot Hrtift
etsntr GssiitaIcn auinnTIiam lu mattn udmb:
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Amtrtan Gentleman, Gprtnheaeu.
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SesfG. Srnb Ser,H.
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Rp. III 2sigs, Smtu Sontte GrSnc.cs, SpaniIb
AIttipUt Fin Sell Ga6eacllb 9alEI,r
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NS. 9laE tesbte cen ntucn av te! 6reib Scstb 5nu6
htr ttb scr4usliE wa pinctr siaIet
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asrren ,ura rpfiItStI Subt iriiphsrrts srH 10 Sts
saslhar ar eit rev xasr. ssr $5.uc in spriit stans
htiahiuns arRStn haetn ieissnrcs S.einsuHetn
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@sid,dits; gr6Enans.

sst ssa bsG6sR gsstfnm da oassr s,rs teuiCb, ss,.
:panclans IN esr 2rDeo ipif4<a rss sttn snb ytsn
Sraft trDfnsi pol Sslrnitls tts6lt risint ceu,{s,n
Sittss ab yrOouils xdls &rh,n Fms , ypbntn. ir,s
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, 1860-12-28

An Act making Appropriations for Light-Houses
Beaeons, Bnoys. and 50 forth.
b Il elaofed By fhe Senate and Houae of RsDr,,,n.
iafires q the United Slater Of Amsriea IN Ca1er,s,
assenoiad, That the following appropriations BE- and
me same are hereby, made, and directed to be paid
out Of any money in the treasury not otherwise anDro
praied, 10 enable the Secretary Of the treasury r.
y the provisions Of this act into eHect PToridsd.
hsaneufT, That good title 10 any land which il ma
necessary 70 use. cannot be obtained on reasonable
terms, OF the exclusive right 10 such land cannot be
acquired BY eessiOn when the interest Of the Unitsd
States demands IT, before the appropriation would Nv
Az AL into The surplus fund, in any and all sncb
cases ne appropriations shall be applicable 10 the on
)ects Tor which they made at any time within to
years aler The first meeting Of the legislature Of anv
c.e Mneieih such land may be situated, subsequent
Massocknselis. A lirht.honse st D,vA,,.z. T.,
Plymouth harboF, Eve thousand dollars, - :"
For the purchase Of a sniible lot Of land and III.
erection thereon OF building for the use of the LIGHT
house Board. at Woods Hole. Great Harbor. IN he
town Of Falmouth, Eve thousand dollars. '' '''
For lightship or lighthouse in the discretion os
the Secretary Of the Treasury on the reoommendatn
ol the Lighthouse Board, on. near. the " Hen and
Chickens. at the entrance Of Buzzards Bay thirty.
Eve thousand dollars.
For survey TO determine the proper site for
light house a., or near the Snow and Pigs at the
entrance OF Buzzards Bay, one thousand dollars
Rhode laiaad.-FOr the establishment Of beacons on
Connimmicnt Point and Bnlloek's Point, in Provi-
denoe River, three Thousand dOllars.
For survey Of and for bnoying ont Seekonk River
between seekonk and Providence, five hundred dol
coanerficuf--For the re-eSiablishment and aItera.
ion Of the beacon light on Long Wharf. Al New Us
len, two th0nsand dollars '-
For fog bell 70 be rung BY machinery at the STRAIT
nrl llghthonse. twelve hundred dollars.
For enabling The Light house Boaid, undo the d.
, 1860-12-28
NOTICE
TO DONATION CLAIMANTS IN WASHINGTON
IERRlIlRY.

MORE THAN FOURTEEN HUNDRED DONA.
1'l ton papers Qualifications and Final Proofs) are
now lying In the pigeon holes Of the Registers Office
upon which certificates be issued as soon as full
aud complete copies are made. To dc the whole Of
that work would require the constant labor Of the
Register from TWO TO THREE YEARS, provided he had
no other duties to perform. But when it is known
that twOIhirds Of his time is occupied with conflict
ing donation and preemption cases, persons having
Donation papers in theNfice may well look to the FT-
TURE for their certificates and patents Believing
that many would prefer having their donations com.
peted now rather than wait for the indefinite course
OF human events and being well acquainted with the
business ! am prepared to write out papers and pro-
cure certificates for claimants in all parts OF the Terri
tory will also attend TO the preparation and
Ming OF declardtory statements aud final proofs for
PR emphons, and drawing maps OF claims and town
shPs' from the original surveys, for those desiring
tnen: For preparing the papers and procuring a
eerthcate Tor donation claim, WHERE THERE IS NO
CONFLICT, my charge is Eve dollars. For preparing
ana ming declarntory statements and paving the
government fee, three dollars. For township maps
nVe dollars, and claim maps one dollar each
IL ALL CASES THE PEE MUST CONE IN ADVANCE
Persons having bought land acquired under the do
nation law, cannot be too careful 10 see thai the
iicates are issued. Address
Sml Olynpis "
, 1860-12-28
LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PRETENDING TO
l. nothing but what it is, viz: a pure and unadul-
terated article, and assuming artificial merits Of
what it Is not some of its rival mtat0rs dOater
five years of public approval ond very extensive sales
in California, has been pronounced by the public to
be SUPERIOR not only beverage of general use to
any other article connecting AGAINST 1t. but Is
, 1860-12-28

Hint TO TRAvELERs.-" Do you see this
stick, sir ~ said very stupid acquaintance
to Sidney Smith; this stick has been all
round the world, sir" Indeed" said the
remorseless Sidney, "and yet it is only a
stick !" The story is venerable, but peril
nant.
, 1860-12-28

ITNHE PROPRIETOR has recently erected, in con
l nection with, and as part of the Washington
Hotel large two story building-20 by 60 feet
by which he is enabled to provide the travelling public
with a larger number Of capacous comfortable and
exceleuty ventilated apartments than can be afforded
by any other public house in Washington Territory.
An idea Of his ability to the public may
beiudged from the fsctthat the Hotel contains TWEEN
ty-hve private rooms-(eXcusive Of family apart
ments)-six of which are large drawing rooms, Or
parlnrs.
Thankful to the public for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the proprietor and having thus
enlarged upon his former bDsness he feels confident
he render the soiourn Of strangers with him
Portable and pleasant and pains shall be spared to
set his table as well as any in like business
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable is attached to this establishment
which will he amply supplied with forage for the ac.
cOmmodatiOn Of animals of the travelling public.
A share of public patronage is respectfully spli-
cited.
Olympia, Dec. 1 1857.
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MOrtester Daily Spp.

HE Gypsy FORTUNE TELLER IN Diff
cULTY.-The Chief of Police, says the New
Orleans Crescent of February 18th, has for
some time been upon the track of a supposed
Gypsy, and certainly thief of the first class,
Tho has feeced thousands of dollars out of
Ignorant and superstitious people residing in
different parts of the city.
Under pretence of being a fortune-teller, she
wormed herself into the confidence of women,
white and black, and of that class who have
more money than brains, and succeeded in
getting off with their money, though she
compensated them to certain extent by open
ing their eyes wider, and leaving their brains
bigger and brighter than they were before.
From one woman alone, the wife of an indus
trious mechanic, she obtained 81 ,040. A free
negro woman was about as extensively robbed
and numerous other women were deprived of
greater or lesser amounts.
The hag's moduS Operdndi was this Making
believe, by her fortune-teng tricks and
mummeries, that bad luck threatened the
house, in the way of robbery, or something of
the sort, she would prescribe charm to avert
the evil. This was process of mulnmery,
which consisted In the woman of the house
handing what money she had to the sorceress
who would wrap it up, and with mysterious
jargon and manipulation lock it up in an in
vulnerable box which she brought for the pur-
pose; then, giving the key of the box to her
victim, and telling her to put the box in some
safe place, but not on any account to open it
or look at the money, she would leave, prom
Using to call next day and repeat the incanta-
ton, to render its virtue the surer.
She would appear next day, and for several
days more; each time opening the box and
putting her charm upon the money. The final
trick was this On opening the box, she
would request the woman, or women flor in
one case she duped two at once,) to kneel with
their faces to the door by which the robbers
would be most likely to enter, and to recite
after her, as she had the box open before her,
portions of tine Lords Prayer. During this
recitation, she would quietly transfer the rolls
of gold and silver to her pockets, leaving in
their place fictitious rolls, made of lead for the
purpose. Her failure to call again after the
Lords incarnation, caused suspicion, and led
the dupes to open the boxes, when the cheat
was discovered.
This most audacious and artful woman is
tall, dark-skinned woman, wearing a black
silk dress and a black lace bonnet, trimmed
inside with red flowers.
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TWENTY-FIVE BIRTHDAYS IN HUNDRED
YEABs.--There is now residing on Hudson
street. in the town of Elmira New York, an
Old lady named Hannah Webber, who reached
her 25th birthday on Wednesday of last week,
and yet is one hundred years DID, This remark
able circumstance is attributable to the fact
that she was born on February 29th, 1850, and
as fhat'''ssis lam near, there have been but 20
occurrences of that day from the time OF her
birth to the present time. Mrs. Weber re-
ceives an annual pension of 500 from the gov
ernment--her husband having taken an active
part in the Revolutionary war. Although she
has attained such an advanced age, she is still
remarkably active and vigorous. She con
verses intelligenty and with decided interest
concerning the Golden time," and OF the trials
and difficulties with which the men and wo-
men of the Revolution were surrounded,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-03-10

HABITS OF THE SALMoN.-The enquiries
and and experiments now going on in regard
to the best mode OF raising fish, are now bring
ing annually to light many new and interest
ing t1ets In the habits and instincts of the fin
ny tribes Among some of the recent discov-
cries is one we find mentioned in a letter from
Europe, to the editor of the American Agr-
culturist, and published in the March number
of that journal.
ut states that Dr. Coste, Professor in the
College OF France, who, at the expense of the
government is engaged in educating a class of
young men in the fish culture, has discovered
that the instinct Of the Salmon leads il when
out in the rivers or sea, to come back to its
own birth place to deliver its spawn. Also,
that in three months at sea- it will grow more
than in three yea in pond, and by having a
trap TO admit Of ingyess and not Of egress to a
6sh of certain size, the cultivator may always
keep his pond full of large specimens grown
at sea"