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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
"a

Mail and Passenger Train,
T FAVE Richmond daily $50 A NJ, for saunton and
IL daily Except sunday for Jaekson River and intermediate
al Gordonse, with the Orange and Alex
anda Railroad Alexandria intermediate Stations and
haoesve with their trains of Lynchbug and points West Of
that place
Stag with the Train at staunton for strblngs
epng nd Haman Mason and Companys Stages connect with
the Goshen for Lexington Mboo for the Rock Alum
Bath Alum, Warm Hot and Healing Springs and Jaekson
River for the Sweet Red Sweet and White sulphur Springs Lewis
burg, &c.
The Mail and Passenger Train Jaeson River daily
cept sundsys) at $50. Pm.
Through Tickets for the Rockbrdge and Bath Alum, Warm,
Hot Healing White sulphur and Sweet Springs lexington Lewis
burg AIo for Winchester Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville,
Nashville Huntsville Memphis, New Orleans, and
all Important Points Ia the Southwest To be procured at the
Tic k.t Office.
Through tickets Winchester via the Alexandria oudoun
Hampshire RsroNd from Alexandra, be procured the
Ticket Office In Richmond.
THOMAS DODAMEAD,
IyI General Superintendent
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ROTICE.
TO THE FARMERS OF Virginia AMI
wROUGHr IRON AND

E0nk UGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAILING-secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries. Baconys Cot
lsges &c Sheep and Or Hurdle Patent Wire, saekng Bead
'teads with every variety Of Folding Iron Beadsads
Furniture Patent Wire Coal Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Screens Wire Netting for Mosquito sheep Poultry and
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire grea, va
riety, for Gardens &c.
NJ. WALKER 4 soNs, Manufacturers,
No bS5 Market u. Z. corner Sixth srreet, Philadelphia
oc6-6ly
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SOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE22d AU-EI,
" gust, the passenger Trains viii run as follows ~
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYECHBURG.
Mall Train starts daily $50 NJ reaches Lynchhurg Gtl2So
Pm.
Passenger Train daily except sundAyf Al as NJ,
reaches Lynchburg stl2S0 A. NJ.
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train start daily at II NJ, reaches Petebdret NJ.
PASSENGER Trains starts daily, except Sundays al 1890 NJ,
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ.
with daily trains TO the Springs Knox
vile, Nashville, Memphis, &C.. 10 New Orleans.
III This the shortest and expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Aabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
NJ and ~ Noon and City Point $50 A. NJ and 1870 p NJ
70 and from al the steam packets when
H. D. BIRD,
AuN General superintendent
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ICXPEDIIIOUS, COmPORTA- E-l,,,CEzzzEssH1
IL BILE MOST ECONOMICAL R0UTETo - yZT03fv
VIRGINIA SPRINGS, VIA THE RToHM0sDA DANvILLF,
sOUTR-sI T. AND VIRGINIA TENNESSEE RAILROADS AND
OPPOSITION LANES OF STAGES rsung the traveller ample
room, attention and lJw fares.
For reenber white sulphur and the Sweet Springs tickets
Bonsac Depot 90 thence by opposition lines Of TO the
Sweet Springs by pe present rate 81 stage rs g. and to the
Greenbrer White Sulphur az 60 being IS W to the and 90
20 TO the Greenber White Sulphur sPrng There are a.o
portion nhes 81 Stages runnnx from Salem depot via the Roam
Sulphur Springs and line Of stages from the Mongom
white sulphu Springs via the Mountain Lake and Salt Sui
phur Springs 10 the Gre nbrier White sulphur Springs
Por ooner Springs purchase tickets 70 Bonsa ks Dpo price
$500.
For Roanoke BED Sulphur Springs purchase tickets Salem
pot, price tL40
Allegheny Spring. purchase tickets to shavSylle, price
$500
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, purchase tickets to Big
Tunnel, price ts.B.
For Yellow Sulphur Springs purchase tickets chrsanSburg
Depot, price IS 20.
Po Old Red Sulphur Springs purchase tickets to Dublin Depot
price 500.
Je29-d3m Gtn1 supt Va. Tenn. X. R.
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT
AND NORFOLK,

Fare y, Dinner Extra.
NO BREAKFAST WILL BE PREPARED ON THE BOAT.
ON and after Tuesday, July Path, Trains e, CszE5fHl
" viii run daily except Sundays asfOows - s5ESss5fs
Regular passenger trains stopping only ugon signals At Fair
Oaks, Meadow, summit Dispatch, and TunSta's,
viii leave Richmond Att A. H. and the White House at AIS.
PM
and commodous steamer West Point Captain O.
Rowe the White House. nonday Wednesdays P-
days at $50 NJ arrival Of the landing snal only
Point dy oappahosc Bgers Yorkto Glou.
Point and arriving Old Point al and Nook a4 NJ
Returning West Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays at NJ and Old Point al s5A NJ
landing only above and arrive at White House 10 time TO
with the cars arriving In Richmond at $50 P.M
no Boat Landings will be made
Freight received Mondays Wednesdays and Pddays I'll NJ
Accommod alton trains discontinued TIL further not
On and after Wednesday the LIST Of the passenger
train will leave Richmond daily except Sundays at NJ
West Point Mondays Wednesdays and fridays With
the steamer West Point at s5 A. NJ and arrive at Norfolk at
Pm
Rtarning the will Norfolk at A NJ
days. Thursdays and Saturdays connecting Wett Point at p
N. with the cars, and arrive in Achraond at8P.M.
By order OF tn Directors
jy2-u A, W. MORTON, Sec'y
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VIRG IN IA S P R IN G S.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
FOR THE
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROADi
Ia m xgyss5s1 lEESitIssEs!5 E zsssssEs17

~ Ea1.@2fs
IMPROVED FOR 1861
WITH LITTLE OR NO NIGHT TRAVEL COMPARED WITH
OTHER LINES
THIS WELL-KN0WN ROUTE,
VIA
RICHMOND AND STANTON
TO THE
VIRGINIA SPRTN GS.
Offers this Year Improved Comfort by Redu-
cling the Night TroveI in Stages; which,
added 10 the greater Safety OF the
Rail M well as the Stage part
OF this Line, CONNIE nds IL
10 atI pieasurc-seekcrs as weil as. invplfds.
THIRTY MILES OF STAG NG OVER PINE TURNPIKEs TO
THE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS!
sIXIY.P0UR Mills STAGING OVER ROUGH ROADS BY
ANY OTHER ROUTE.
MORE COMFORT AND QUICKER TIMEl
DAssENGERs leave Richmond at 80, NJ, dice at Stanton
and arrive the terminus Of the Railroad by 55 reach Cal
ahRns CeebAed Stand by NJ and leaving after Breakfast
and arrive at the White Sulphur Sweet Spring. by ~
day. being at asst five hours In advance Of other line
should party unite In requesting H. they will have the privilege
leaving Gala In time arrive at the Springs ak
These going the Rockbrdge Alum oath Alum, Warm Springs
take the Stages MborouEh Depot where they arrive 40 r.
and reach those Springs respectively supper the d
Those gsng Hot Healing springs all night at the
Warm SPRINGS and leave there morning arrive IT the
Healing breakfast Passengers for stihlngs Springs
take the etaubton Those for Rockbhdge Bath Goshen
arriving each place respectively o
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breakfast Ashland and dine board the
comfortable Acqua Greek and Washington
nv FOR further aen apply this see Broad Street.
| Ghockoe Hn. JAMES b WINSTON,
| Genl Ticket Agent
BAhrL RUTH, Bupt
once r. T. 4P. X. r. Co.,
Richmond, jan 81 1855. lsns4-d
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IL BALLARD HOUSE,
presenting this card TO The public return cordial
thanks 70 our generous patrons the kindness have received
their hands and hope that the New order OF Affairs
10 be Initiated Sept 1859 will receive the
previous efforts and Sbo 10 accommodate guests have
met with.
MesIrs JOHN p and THOMAS Z BALLARD the Pro-
pretos Establishment and each pledges himself TO do
comfort convenience and requirements Of their guest
demand.
We desire keep and maintain, what calls for
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, and we promise 10 use renewed
establishment comfortable possible
polite agents. and ready and attentive servants
shall endeAvor afford complete satisfaction TO the travelling
public
influence Of baeess rumor sufficient proof that establish
been closed and that since It's publication
nave been In better condition TO entertain yers than heretofore
closure intended closure desire friends
notice false and strangers Intending 70 visit wul
NI.repreaeptatona au8i-u
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50. SPRING TRADE. 1860.

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND FRANKLIN STREETS.
OFFER TO their friends and the public large and aeLaoe
~ stock Of French and American PAPEh OF ne
latest style and design parors chambers dnng iocms ane
halls also Floor and Table OIL Cloths All quAue wh.e ana
and prize goods and muslin curtains cornes and
bands cured hair and hair hair cloth ana cover
ne Furniture Sofa SPRINGS Lounges Feather Beds BOOSTERS and
pillows hair and shnck Mattresses all OF when ". De SOLO
extremely low for cash. punciual We are also pp
ed 10 do paper hanging uphoterng In the city or country
promptly By the best workmen Persons needing anything In
~ onr s,ock and ncs. before buying elsewhere ap2T
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RAILROADS, &C.

oFFIcE RICHMOND PETERSBURG R. R. COMFY,
Richmond, Va, July eth, 1850. (
UNROM this date this road 20 Norfolk and Old
II Point will be changed Passengers Will leave Richmond at
$50 NJ breakfast Petersbu T. and reach Norfolk BY 1880 A.
NJ Returning leave Norfolk at LEO p NJ and arrive In Rich
mond at $50 ?. NJ TliOb H. WfhNE,
iy2T-lm supt
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HARDWARE.

CLARKsON d ANDERSON,
No. IO6 Main Street, Richmond, Virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY. gums, &C., have
1000 dos Pocket Knives,
5000 Knives and forks,
80 dos Ivory Table and Dessert Knives,
100 {" Plated Forks
800 I" Shoe and Butcher Knives
100 Rodges, Wades and Butchers Rason
so Razor Strops
$50 Scissors and Shears
1000 Gross Gimlet pointed Screws,
1900 dos. Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
800 setis Bed and Furniture Castors,
1000 dos Rim, Pad Chest and Stock Locks,
$50 goss Tea and Table spoons,
5000 6rifhn's Horse Shoe Nais
300 kegs hammered Horse Shoes
20 tons Iron Axles.
5000 Carriage and Plow Bolts, &C., &C.
They also Agents for Fairbanks Scales.
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DISSOLUTION,

FTNHE Coparn heretofore sting a the Hardware bus
sru % c J. sINroN Co. dissolved BY
mutual consent on The 3lth ut
CtARLES SIMON hayn r1rchssgd al the Interest o. The
10 hereby an the debts and liabilities Of The
nr-n, and viii receive al dsots due thereto.
CHARLES , sINTON,
JOHN c. sINTON
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1860. NOTICE. 1850.
@ME
TO PASSENGERS GOING H0RTH-KEW ARRANGEMENT.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TICKETSAND THROUGH CHEeRH


CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-sunday night e1eepted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON BALTIMORE, PHIL
ADELPHA NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ae-
quia Creek and Washington, the
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River rs miles, and by SPLENDID and comfortable
steamers Washington 50 miles, In all 100 miles In hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate Of speed
EE- Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ. and 1901 NJ.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agenis, CHECKED
Through 70 Warrington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
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X. III. BOSHER,


COACH AND HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
No. 223, Corner OF Main and 9th streets.
AS on hand large and general Assortment Of Carriages and
III Harness Of his manufacture which he confidently
recommend TO those want OF good substantial and
vehicle
He will make To order any article In the carriage line Will
effort please those who favor him with their
ronAge.
Repairs executed with and despatch. fe2-ly
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NOR PHIL DELPHIA.-The No. SfER
F steamship VIRGINIA, Capt James Kelley sS2l.lSs.
h ready freght and win leave 1usdsy The
lnst O'clock NJ FOr height or passage, having snpe
Tior accommodation, apply 70 -
Z p CARDcZO, Agent Rockets.
100 Main street, from 8 10 ; ?. NJ
Boston frelght taken through reduced and
y.fh H..nat-h au6-2
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Dysentery, DiarrhGa, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice and
hold them In esteem a one the best apcrents have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
biIitfs dgss.rry and diirriru. Their ugar-eoating
makes them very acceptable and convenient Tor the
OF women aud children.
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Il PORTSMOUTH AND NORFOLK.-The steam e
CURrS PACK, Capt c Gdord ded up In neat ye Tor
night travel viii Excursion the above places SA1JR
DAY EVENING next 1Si Inst (and regularly every SATURDAY
EVENING Thereafter during The watering season,l leaving the
O'Clock NJ arrive Old Point about 2
ocok thence % Portsmouth and Norfolk, and return the
evening SUNDAY leaving Norfolk oeock. touch Ports
and Ola Point and arrive Richmond about o'clock
a., Monday morning.
Tor the trip, Od Point Norfolk and Portsmouth and
return meals lncluded) &t5O
g8-No freight taken the Excursion Trip.
Je22-u o HAsKINS
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.

IRON Rer.J. y HINES, Flsf0r q IdrtHI tHFcH bo'I0H
DR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
suc.ss in my family and among those am called 10 visit
IN distress. To regulate the organs OF digestion and
purv the blood they the very best remedy have
ever known and l can confidently recommend them to
my friends. Yours, j. v HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, y. Y, Oct -, 1855.
DEAR SIR: am using your Cathartic Pills IN my prae
t and find them excellent purgayc To cleanse the
system and Dtrify the fountains Of ths blood.
4 II
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VVHE BALTIMORE AND SAVANNAH lsSaa
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY, composed o. hrsi-class =
IteAshPs running regularly between the above por,
Freight shipped savannah the Interior Of the states Of
9eorA and Alabama, b. Railroad nom savannah, viii have
prompt attention r H. BELr, IT.. Agent
lest baltimore
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SASH, BLINDs AND DOORS.
DOMAIN a. CO.,
l. 9

sH0CK0E SLIP,
Richmond, Virginia.
CONTINUE particular attention 70 the sAeoi TOBACCO
Wheat Corn Cotton other country produce, consignment
OF which are respectfully solicited Jaz4-dym
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AksIans.

Nsaptl, 8. S,pt. Dns Qnntrotiuns-
COMMITTEE trtft SOrtsrsitumasn gum @mpfanae
oss GittatOTe, msI&er leins Nnfunft auf ben 8.
an9tmtlest BAT. Die S'ast miro prsi NG6tt
btntsr finanptr tluminirt ptrtsa.
Die Gtsfs Der NotiOnalsarbe limb Dor b,m
8SntSs srlhien'n unb baben ris GntlaGuna Der
@entraIs Ss&iteaa nno Gctrpfana oerlanat.
Die uncrenuna wd6f in Der Stapt. SIN 6aQt
anar@ts abtrbaao nshmm iOGtr, peresn larri.
nil&e 8ruppsn 8~sIanrtt wsrDen.
a. Stpt. Die fGnisI. 9rupren wtrten in Der
um8ssenn BON Nsapel eoucentrirt. Vlafats mlt
otn Bcrtsn .9anBe lsb. gie!or emanuel ~
fnO an8 f&IaSm iecyOsn. Giniee Solcattn
riAsn fs at, earittr fam rs gu rinsH &I,
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gakalts 8.

= N'asors.0ourt. Nsripetber 4oab. rtr
IN 'einem 5aule Sfanoai semaht bate, Ic eaB
Die etute ahf Der Gtrdbe Sulammsu aslnufen wa.
Fen' mNbte inter nieler Antiasc Dor Der Court
srjGeinsu.
gawrsnee Spain uno 0ntrid Qarfin .rbtelttn
etnsn Strpsis, neil fe lb in rtuer @atp a.prii-
selt batten.
erpnien Sicily. Der iih betrunfen um6era,trit.
Ben bate, ipnrte 9leihfaus mt tin,m gserwsis
e%ntIa1fn.
9eWdro D. NunanY ipurpe unt.r $3.50 Siro.
'ttaft 9elteut. neil CT ssrrobt Bate, Gl,,at,tb
AoamS fblagcn ,u poarn.
Bon New Marftt .r6ielfen mir after, d.
men aani e,frsulibrn 3upnbs nm ,rrr skrr
nent'HI'tte, nnO Die 3uf8eruae, nas mir bo(o
oUn rpeItsrn Abcnnentrn in Sbsnnnppoh Scuutr
esfen muroen. Sdaaren it RE Dsutcten IN
liil'rtm' Staate 10 UNI ttr Slediuripoe. l. a,n,.
Sannfr, 10 irtroen p;r uns mob, talp nah pir,r
Oampfmal&iae umleben mil6ru, UNI alIe SsR,(.
'u"Bfh Fsir'eet9en gu tSnnen. 98ir crlubrn I'M.
'rre G'eunoe i'm 9aurr ptitere 8fItrlunoen ouf
rie oinntn Snr3rm erldeinenpe Wpdeuausootr
oeS "an5'i9ers" snt9e9tn Su nsbmeu.
= I'm Vauft otefsr @c6e nabmen etuo Elm
Oubtnp .Otut6e Dor Supat Qpcns Gpurt lire
Snr8trapiers bsrdus. Die 9redinrioae unp Game
unterltiben pereen.
SIN eaufe ndbfrr gEc6. tpirb Sppoe Qypus
itnei meitsren gag lur 5srousnabme DOE Sir.
9erpnptsren beifimmtn uno msrpen mir pappn
3eiti9e aR3eiee mo6en.
.. 9snninas ggiie, Gsq, wiro in einiasn
2Scben wis0erum feline rrut1tfu Wttbara,r uuo
3rar IN pfatlber Sprate a%Orslfr, II. @nber,
JtfFnsr trer0sn nod au6srOem ,u rteIer 6eier
etn9slaHen, ole in Sbap unp @.nrers 8euepiue
@arten itatiftnpen wire.
Die 9dBsr. @Ompa9nis teabi8ttot. rem.
ndtit Gin imeitsa prsisibsibsnItissen AZ osranr
%ltaItsn, an Dem nar Die Gbrsn. Nlitalieper Der
Sompa9n's Sbsil ntbmen ~iolrn. Die Danrn
%Oerl'lben merprn 9sniB Oafir f0raen, pas reAt
I60nc Yrete Die befen SdIben oann lobnen.
Sol. :. 9. @u9uft III gum Sriaapter. Sc.
neral apaur ri nnO Capt. 9. Z. MoUre in rie
%'rlsoists 9tras zines GOion,Is gerGdt.
= Nl6iten @onitg iinret te @rSNnuna ber
Die iabriafn Sailcn pss 5urncr 3beatere lfott
yin srOssr Sal f0l5t OR 9'uHabruus rines nsueu
E%ultiPt'Is, Gas aassStinsa 9silaa Fassu ptrO,
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&cnfdnttnOpeI unS WatSeiae psittif,ru BARN.
Scn Bier limb aan,e @&ifslupunaen nit R,bf.
SSstn, Nbpntt, gSermutb IL. {. 10. atorooroeu.
1fdn TT nm 10 risl bunissr, ,u,uar.ifcm, ols Bier
IN ddsm Sduosl upp sSdnerl. eiue ScptenaiC,
o'rrlbt. Oas GIeuc tn 10 aros scrrurp,n, bal;
Gle auswnnrtruns aus GOnIantinppsl INNER
msbr uh f6 areift.
S'ltfrretb fol- Der Yforts feline Sutfs fir b,n
5au ctnss &ustruhts in Spsnien anaebottu
baten.
untrr ZEN @brif,n in Yald1 ma btrrItt aruee
an9lt. Sn Rem 3Grfcrn in Der Gdbe BON SdiRt
Sran earre fne ntue TsbsIsirn eprasfantn.
ucter zen 6rantiurter Saufsuten mar um
otc Iiitte pes spr. Monats Elm Circular inn
umlaufe, mrnab lh Die untsr,sifncr ssrpHth.
en-, nit aasm Na&prud Dem Spjtl IN rem
Srieloanten entes55niuarbeiten uno su ttsfem
3trsd bet isrcm Yrionul prrtcmmsnren 8eGee
nit GtenitrnlIaffung sin,ui6reiteu. lie Scr,
"nlaNhna gu oicirr leberstntuuft eitt Die in bic.
len 3as'H fattFneense Gr6Fnuna Der Gil,n.
cabn na@ Ssmburs y. .. ~, wcldre man in
20 NiHutsn prn 8rnnffust srreiben lam.
Stne No6frier ctr QrGfuuna Der gGieu.
Salj7urser Sdhn fam am Is. Nu9uf i'm Nu.
aarten 3u &isn fdtt. GS mar tin,s Der alan.
3enef'n 5'ise, wtI6e @ien is etirten. Saicrn
MAR unter ZEN ~ouemdrtissn @3fsu am Stdrtncn
pcrtreten.
SIN Sltinaen it YrcfcNcr BON @drap,r
I'm Utter ern 81 Satren q,lfurt,n, ftrnsr Der
tstanntc Dfuftcirsttor Sr. Glider.
Der 'rfte rt'ette Gilcnbabnsug BON gRitn
lam am l6. Ausul in paris an. Gs ffuo in
Jteel ScrbereituuSen s%ctrcfen, rm eie Ibleu.
ni9lie S'f'rperuns rttitr 3uae au crn6ali6en
hHO re pas uns 3puf6rmlta'etsn an Der
@r'rje 10 pei ais m6aItG Su prretnfa6cn.
Die son CEN Deuti6sn in 0tosfou fir
N1rbatb %ssitiitcts Shiasr9Icde ,,@orccrpte" it
in Der rOrt'ssn &Icranr.rtr9e feitrlta .inae.
,ibt wptpen.
Der prtuBtIbr Staatann;ciger mtIctt Die
SrnfnnHn9 GUuis A9alii's uno Sebu 6. Sire.
'"snts ~ ausrDdrti9cn MittslitOtru pes 8, penS
pour lie merlte far &ifruf&aIten uno Siinfr.
3u9leib init lbnsn srbielt,n Salufsr in 6.ic,ls
otr9 uRs NfumonH in SOntasbers prn S,pcn.
-Neue Serwift, unaen f5ranfr.tbs NIT err
Shpsil. Sic easIp t purre, bate bic fran,S.
ibe Ut ssrnn9 Der Stbsoti, cine ~piplomotilbe
Note Uescn DIR Seletttsuus DIR fran,sfltsn
5laa9s IN @rnf iugtittdt. Tie in Secs R,b,upe
S~sl5imPfun5 TurNe oon einem 6aulen S6lpei<
ger osritt, al0 rine fOrmIits Yro,elfon Don 5a-
bdS S6wti;er @eb,et ptrlest ourh
tie ;cSe", UNI prn SaiIer su beoliid
l%piinlthen.
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GsdticnaI'1 tnnptratifdbes GleetcraLEiset
l. Dtitritt Riniam 9amb con s2rrfrIt gis.
2. Dtltrttt - Sbpmas s. 9oobt ppn Redteuburs.
3. Dlltrtet So5n q. Ebnunbe son 6alifar.
4. p'itrttt - StpmoS e. Gre6pa az ron Nrinet gbrpere,
.. Olttrttt = Sautes g. &smpsi pm NsSi1un.
y. 2t'trit SIntts Sopn6 prn 6tnriep.
Z. Diltritt = q. VI. GIepsrpst rem Northumberland
s. Gtltrtet = BEVERLEY Q. Douglas >. Sina Biqiam.
8. 9ifriet - Gppo SuHtpn ron srir,e gBi1iom
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PLATFORM
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

~. RESOLVED, That we, the Democracy of
the Union, in Convention assembled, hereby
declare our afirmance of the resolutions u
unanimously adopted and declared as platform
of principles by the Democratic Convention
in Cincinnati, in the year 1856, believing
that Democratic principles are Interchangeable
in their nature, when applied to the same
subject matters; and we recommend, as the
only further resolutions, the following
"2 ResoZvcd, That it is the duty of the
United States to afford ample and complete
protection to all its citizens, whether native
or foreign.
,:3 Resol0ed, That one of the necessities
of the age, in military, commercial and
postal point Of view, is speedy communica-
ton between the Atlantic and Pacific States,
and the Democratic party pledge such consti-
tutional government aid as will insure the
construction of railroad to the Pacific coast
at the earliest practicable period
':4. Resolccd, That the Democratic party
are in favor of the acquisition of the Island
of Cuba, on.such terms as shall be honorable
to ourselves and just TO Spain.
as Resol0ed, That the cnactments of the
State Legislatures to defeat the faithful exc
cution of the Fugitive Slave Law, are hostile
in character, subversive of the Constitution,
and revolutionary in their effect
'G. Reso2ced, That at is an accordance
scith tic true Interpretation Of the Cincinnati
tt PLATFORM, that daring the cristence Of the
Territorial Gournnlcat, the measure Of re-
striction, s01ate0er 1t mag be, imposed by. the
Federal onstitution on the po,cer cfthe Ter
zitorial Legislature ocer the subject Of their
domestic relations, as tie same has been or
shall hereafter De finally determined By the
!Su prone cart Of the United States, should
be respected by all good citizens, and inforce6
loah 1oromptncss and fidelity Iy every branch
of The General Government"