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Thirty Ninth and Market street Phil'a
Prof. T.. ID 4. CORTLAND SAUNDERS
Principals.

Hon. WIN. BIGLER, Clearfeld VIM. McKIB-
BIN, Esq. Of the Merchants Hotel, Phila.
Hon. J. W, FORNEY, Of 4 he Press; Rev. r.
WESTBR0OK, of the S. S. Union Hon. J. W.
MAYNARD, Williamsport; J. LEISENRING,
Esq., Pres't Of the Lehigh Coal d Nav. Co., and
Hon. ASA PACKER, Mauch Chunk ell Of
'ohom have sons boarding IN Saunders Institute,
will give their friends who may be looking for
a safe, thorough and pleasant School, any intor-
nation desired respecting this Seminary.
Grove and Lawn of EIGHT ACRES
are attached TO the Institute, for secusion, rec
reation and physical exercise. 3m.
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parity whlpbh nothing more nrf loss
than genuine uboduludld Abolition.
Nm, OF lhc John nrounflylo ,ll Of
which convictions onl Feelings have o.
lolgcmcu, IN the breast Of cycy honest
Republican NJ The present day.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

The subscriber will give employment TO a col
lier to dig three OF four thousand bushels of Goa
at COED wages, Address him personally or by
letter at 1t thersburg Pa.
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u,mauhlu mypIInfs VIII lrhyldmiho
following place.
b. Williams lrtgu.on ip, Thursday goth
.pT sppipmb,t ul o'clock y M,
Aiirys school house Lawrence w,
ON Friday The 2lsl OF Sept at , orloyl,
I'm
ShovNlle. Friday, 2ltt Z, T. VI,
Gtohomlun. Saturday 22d - " %
r. Mhcrts Bogrs tp, ito. do. do
bloomington, Friday, gSth, do do
Auson,illc, Saturday 2Qth, d. do,
Musonuurg Monday lst oct, do DO
Shireys Brad, tp Tues, 2nd do do do
PcuuNi,lc 10. do. do do do
Bowman's Dccoturtp Wcdn Bird do do
New Millport Thursday ith, do do
lcllrcs, Woodward, do do do do
penfcld lIous tip, Wcdn 3rd do do
Philip,burg, Friday 9th do do
Ncwburg do 9Th do do
Campbelps Bell Ip Satur'y 9th do d.
HHyIcriowg do 9th do do
BIorm's Bloom Up Monday Sth do do
Rockton, Union tp do do do do
Able speakers will be present 20 address
each Of these meetings
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RFE~Tho Democrats in the Center, Ly.
coming &C., Congressional District have
nominated Gen, Robert Fleming Of " i'll
iamsport for Congress
james 7. Hale has heon re.nominated
by the Republicans in opposition to Gen.
Fleming, and we hope the General will be
able to defeat his abolition B'oEctc com
.petitor by 1000 majority, and by sending
such Democrats to Congress, it will not
take them three months to elect a speak.
cr, as it invariably does the B@he.,y.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office adjoining
residence ON Second Street, Clean I'D, Pa
Juno /. 1854.
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S(th advertisements,
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JUSTICE Of the peace
~ Rockton, Union tp., will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care.
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AT MEETING OF THE DE-
RAA MQERAIIC A y so c A T 0 n OLE

g~ ATA MEETING OF THE DE-
MoSRAH NfoI ps q \, OF OF
tober, 1850, the following Vigilance Committees
pike, including Maddoy Hiit.-James T,l John
MoCreer,, - MoCandish, l.. Antoine, John Eu-
DisrnIcr No. 2-South of Venabis and Vest Of
2Olh Street-Lemuel Powers, William Smithers,
A Tucker, Robert TTuslow, g. ". England, jos.
Thomas W God, samuel Clark, Henry Woody, Dan
lei Won Grooming, J. II. Poindexter, VIM. Greanor,
bisT rfeGA 10 sSorii of rena5ls and West O,
18th Strset.-C c. Mitchell, ]. ). Bradley, George
Turner. James Mitchell: John Allen. Bernhard
Brie, H. Myers, b. T. Chalk, William Chester
man.
DIsrRrcr No. from 10th to 25th Streets.-si-
smith. X. fl. " hltlock, Robert Whitlock, w; W.
Wells, george ID. Harwood, J. I: PrItchard, John
p Pearson, James A. Goed DIN, John .. Goddin.
Matthews, James Butler, +. s. Valentine, R. IL.
Turner, John L,sgon. Saml Llggon Edward Rob
Henry non, j I'm U'ConneI, VIM. W God, o. 4
Francis, j. A. Pur, ear, w. H. Puryear, John F
Pearce.
UIsTRIcr No. 5-From 18th to 9Th Strssts.-Lo-
gan McCoull, George Ferguson, sr, g: Barker,
e: c. Foxes. l.. Turner A Goode Jno u, Net ns.
Lhos. f. West, J. Haskns, William McClenlan,
Thos. r Jones, J: H: RUSSELL +: Carter, Robe ri
Martin, William Y: Tyler, John Burgess. Robert
yaus han, Josiah Hughes. J. Moore. Capt. P. 6
DIsTEIcr No. e-From 9Th to sOth Strsets:--B.
ris, NJ. Thompson, Thos, Thorn pson. james Ste
venson Thomas Bosher, - Valentine, C. Ged
-DlsrR1cr No. from soth Street to Bloody
Run.aJohn T. Bradley; ,Jpo. C. Knauf, William
sehauh. +; H. LI2Iton,, W Liam Xix, Jas. Gum,
Richard Green, Il. l.. Butler, John Atkinson, .Jno.
S. Atkinson, Richard Olphn. george Olphn. John
Brown Robert Blunt Col Wson Sna d. T. WIson
b. F. COOKE, Sec'y. oc 4-2t*
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An Elective Judiciary,

| Hon. J. W. EDMoNDs, prominent LAWYER
and judge of New York, has written a letter
declining the office which had been rendered
| him Of Recorder of the city of New York
| This office is the most important judicial pc.
| sition in the State of New York, and is the
| best paid. II is rather remarkable to see such
| a position declined by one who is entirely COM
petent for it, but the reasons, as given by him.
self, are quite conclusive, and exhibit in q
striking light some of the evils arising from
an elective Judiciary in ew York and which,
| in the course of time, may extend to all por-
tions of the country.
His reasons in brief are these: His term of
ofice would be only three years on
the bench he would, Of course, be withdrawn
from political action, whilst, on the other
hand, ambitious aspirants for the position
could be restrained by no such consideration.
| and could easily GUST him long before he could
| give any permanency to the character he
should aim to give the Court. He considers it
undoubtedly owing TO this cause that since the
adoption in New York of the practice of Judi.
cal elections not single Justice of the SUI
| preme Court has been reelected in that city
| out of fourteen Justices of the supreme Court,
| only four have been re- elected and Recorder,
never. Besides, the shortness of his term
would continually subject him to the impu-
| tation of shaping his decisions with reference
| to reelection. Judge EDMoNDs says he ex-
perienced this at the close of his judicial car eer
as Judge of the Supreme Court, and he had
abundant cause to know that he was thereby
| .horn of his independence, and that his use.
| fulness was impaired.
Judge EDMoNDs adds that cases are frequent
| in the criminal courts of New York of inno-
cence unjustly accused, and often struck
down because unfriended and unprotected
| The cases in which Guilt is punished, when it
possesses the means of intimdating or cor
| rupting the tribunals, are of rare occurrence.
| The lessons to be learned from this letter GU pht
not to be lost en- the people of any portion of
| the country.
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Concentration r. Isom, convicted in
Wytbe county, Va, of the murder of VIM. c.
Squirting, has been sentenced TO fourteen years
in the penitentiary, and James Isom, convicted
of the manslaughter of T. Roberts, has been
sentenced to five years in the same institution
Gov. Letcher has pardoned james Isom, the
deed having been committed in defe nee of an
aged father. James N. Bowyer, convicted in
Monroe county, Va, of burglary, has been
sentenced to three years imprisonment. Jo-
siah Corbin was convicted of killing James
Wood, in Portsmouth, Va, Wednesday, and
sentenced to ten years In the State prison.
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DIED.

Departed this life. after long and painful i'll
Mas Of ~ phoid fever, the residence of her nus
hand, ANN ELIZA, daughter of the late samuel
An,nony, of Lynohb1Ix; and wife Of Capt VIM,
her age AS relatives and friends. we mourn her
los TO US; but. Christians, rejoice there is
another angel in Heaven 4" Blessed are the pure
in heart, for they shall see God"
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PORT " RICHMo ND. OCTOBER 4.
High Wa,w tAts day Ffidayl ~ o'clock.


ARRIVED. -
mdze and passengers, Ludlam 4 Watson.
Steamer BelvideIe, Keene. Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, ID. T. W. Currle
Schr shooting Star. Walker, James river,
wheat, Eggieston l. FItzgerald
SAILED.
Steamer Belvidere, Keens, Baltimore, mdze.
and passengers, b. a. w. Currle.
--sohr. Wsihe. TuttIe, New York. mdze., u. &c
schr. J, b Allen, Allen, down the river, llsht.,
8 hr John Francis, Frost, down the river, light.
Snhr. G. r. Williams, Rogers, down the Tlver,
light.
Sohr. Thos. Branch Humphrey, down the river.
light,
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POLITICAL NOTICE 3.

E~SeSs ATTENTION, BELL AND EVE
NA RETT N-C0MMlTTEE NO. 10
the several Vigilance Committees appointed 10
District No. 2, Henrico county, Will meet II !
EVENING, at JOS ELLIOfTSSTORE T., on Ven
able street, In O'Clock. 1t rs desirab that eve
~ should be at his post. as business oil lmpor
lance will be transacted. The following persons
compose the Committee
* Crump, F.P. Quarles,
W. Culhngsworth, Sr., u. r. ~ esh n,
l.. II. Luck, VIM. Barker
II. w. Garter, VIM. L.. McMinn.
NJ. Eegleston. j. AGREE,
J. v Hsrdwieke. 4. Sincoe,
w CuilinEswor tn, Jr., A. J. Snead,
A. Tominson, Nj. w. Haz lewood
J. Brooks, Patrick Creery,
l.. H. Flsg, VIM Christian,
l. h Rose Jos. McCallister.
g. M Wlufree, John Dansey,
] L. porter r. w. laws,
]. H. Love, f. Gordon.
q. w Barker, X. 4. Richardson.
H. NJ. Stewart.
90 5-lt* A. X. CRUMP, Chm,
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New Descriptions Of Labore,.

Its stated that the Captain General of Cabs
has approved Of plan for introducing 1--WE
thousand natives Of Polynesia as an experi-
NETT They are described as athletic and
slraighi-haired with good, black compilations
IL is not stated whether they will be allowed
ihs practice Of cannibalism In their new
home II might be a matter OF economy 10
feed them on the disabled and superann unted
Coolies.
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TuE WEEKIY DISPATCH.

The Weekly Dispatch 10 issued this morning
among i,s contents are pretty story entitled
"a Modern Cinderella; or, the Little Old
snoe.--Oriein OF English Tftles--The Bour-
hon Dynasty In Naples-wit and Humor-A
Noad to BIondin--The Capture. Correspen-
..e,ce and Execution OF Gen. Walker-and the
usua, Edi,oriak News Summary, Local Items
aud Commercial Review.
PRICE three cents at the counter, or four cents
when M, up in wrappers, ready for mailing
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MARRIED.,

On Tbursday evening. Sept. 37th, at the resi-
denoe OF the brides fAthsr BY the Rev NJ BraeS'
~ NJ. JENNiE Brown. or Culpsper. Va.
On the 9Th Of September. by the Rev MT. psn-
GINA, daughter OF the late Jiins hu'iam. all Oh
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PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP "JAMEsTowY,"
SKINNER. master. from New york:
r. Caldwell, J. T. Davidson, Com. c; H. Bell, Y.
s. NJ. Mrs. Viller, Mrs. G,llohrist Dr. Parrish,
Jas. Smith. Mrs. H. Mitchell, Mis- A, Mebane,
Miss Mary Post Mrs Powers and two daug hters,
Mrs Allen, Mrs Holmes and daughter, Mrs. ]
Brown, Mrs. r. Nj. Fox, A. ]. Conklin. H. G
Hansford, Wesley Smith and lady, Mrs. Person
" Clarkson and lady. MISS Barrett, Mrs. =
servant, F. West, lady and child, s. fogg and lazy
r. A., ChsppeIl. r. l.. nobie, Jno. Ieyser. d. Eos
ter. H Patterson, pr. Jones, L. P. Brennan. A
Jas. Lawrence, H. Dyer, c. Scott, and 10 stee,
Also, from Norfolk: r. 9. Baker, s We'll, Geo.
Butter y. Ope nhelmer. Capt. Pojero and lady, Da-
vid Wright.
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THE DOUGLAS NATION l.
@>S DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE Of the city of Richmond, will meet at
the Office OF J. II. GILMER, Esd, THIS MORN
ING, at 10 O'Clock, punctuaIly.
1t Is earnestly hoped that every member will be
present. as business OF the utmost Importance Will
be presented for their consideration. oc Sit
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Results of the Visit.

The leading journals OF the large cities,
which for months have teemed with the most
precise details of the movements OF the Prince
OF Wales anticipate, as the result OF that visit,
and of The unbounted enthusiasm which has
every where been displa yed towards The youth
tuI representative of the British Government t,
an immense increase of friendly regard and
consideration between the Two countries.
We are undou btediy, as whole, one OF the
most excitabie, demonstrative and single.
minded populations on the face of the Globe.
Whilst separately and individually each
American is as keen as razor, and never suf-
fers much from misplaced confidence, nation
ally, BROTHER JONATHAN is what MIR. LIT
TIMER would call "rery young" Like a lad
in his flrst wooing, he imagines that he looks
pretty TO people who look pretty TO him, de.
fusion which is not always cured even by old
age. Nothing could exceed the yehemence
with which, in the fulness of his Utmost heart.
BROTHER JONATHAN embraced CHARLES DICK.
Exs,except the energy of the kick with which
the grateful DICKENS reciprocal ted his affec-
tionate advances. Poor JONATHAN! MANY
is the cuff and kick he has received In ex
change for his honest enthusiasm, and often
has he retreated from these uuex pee ted rebuffs
with his tail between his legs, sadder but alas
not a wiser dog. And now, in spite of all the
Gatherings and lammings he has received
from the cooks and sculiions of the British
kitchen, he Is giving way 10 those irrepressible
feelings of his again, and fondiy expecting
that the master will be kinder than the man
We dare say that in this supposi lion, the ar.
dent and perssyering JONATHAN is for ones on
the right scent, and that the Prince. who Is a
gentleman-which cannot be sand of MANY of
his subjects who have travelled in the United
Staies-wiii appreciate the kindly heat which
CLOVIS in the bosom Of this young American
giant, aid that the Duke Of Newcastle vh, a.
a man Of sense, will perceive that IL 4. MT ~.
sycophancy and servility which dictate - .
somewhat extravasant popular man ifesta,,ors
towards the Prince in the United States r.,
as 10 any great consolidation In the untn =,
regards OF the two countries which is To snrin.
therefrom, that is mere Pigment of JON.
fhAk'sexeited imagination. What i'm preston
the Prince makes on us lie one thing; what i'm
preston we make on him, ano Their, and a ysrv
different thing and what are our mutual i'm
pressioHs, matter Of not much practical
consequence, as long as the United States chi.
tvates cotton and England manufaetpres I,
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n Psstpsnememt Of sale 81 Rich Silver
PLATED WARE.-In consequeuce of The non
ofS1LVER-PLATEDW WARE. which was to have
taken plses on yeste rday morning, was postponed
offer to the public one. Of the richest and most
beautiful collections of goods IN. this line ever
exhibited In this market. The public are respect
oc sit In DIGG Els, Auet.
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49, TO THE CITIZENS OF MAN
W~GA CHkSTER.-There will be political
discussion this tFRIDAY) evening, a. the AFRI-
CAN CHURCH. in Manchester, between N
VIM AMBERS, of the douglas, and Mr.. CHAS.
b. FRIEND, of the Breckenridge Democracy
commencing at s o'clock The public generally
are invlted TO attend
Manchester, October 5th, 1860. oc5-ltN
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b. F. COOKE, Sec'y

go THE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY
- OF RICHMOND TIMOTHY RIVES,
ESQ, the war-horse of the Democracy of the
SouthSide, will address the people of Richmond,
in the African church. on FRIDAY EVENING.
the 9Th inst, IN behalf of Doug as and Johnson =
Speaking to commence at o'clock The public
are invited 10 attend.
W. K. STURDlVANT, Pres't
J. !. & (: PMH AsTTE'SS Secretaries. oc4-at
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DyArHs.--W. x, Edwards. well known
eiaissn Of Danyiiis, Va, died on the asth uii,
md ishH wAises, NJ eldest sislsya IL ne
,sws, dls4 - Ne ooiA siss
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City Point. Oct 4, 1860.

City Point, Oct 4, 1850.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Belvidere, Ksene, Baltimore.
Steamship Jamestown, skinner, rev ! ork.
Italian bark Antonio, Boston, in ballast.
Bark Petrea sturgis. in ballast, to Chas. Palmer,
to load for Liverpool
SAILED,
Steamer Bevidere, Keene, Richmond
Steamship jamestown, Skinner, Richmond.
BALTIMORE, Oct s. Cleared, schr. Hope, Rich
mond; Cambria. do; William and John. do; Re
hecca. Drummondtown, Va; Way, Yorktown,
Va. Arrived. sohr. Nj. NJ. Freeman, Richmond.
BosToN, Oct. 1.-Arrved, schr. y. X. Allen,
Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2-Arrived. schrs; ENGINE
Chester, Richmond; and cleai cd Sd, for do. Ellie,
Norfolk. October 3.-Cleared, schrs Ontario, Nor
folk; Isle of Pines, Portsmouth.
NEw YORK, Oct. 3.-ArrIved, schr. T.. y. john
son, Richmond.
.LiyERrooL, Sept. l6.-Arr:ved, ship uncls Joe,
Norfolk,
;, IL, MOON, Sept. l6.-Arnvsd, ship sam'l Tarbox.
Richmond.
AvRE,. Sept, 15.-Arrived, ship Evening Star,
Richmond.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 3.-Saled, bark Petre, City
Point schr Mary Ann Hetty, Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Oct. 2 Arrived, schr. Nj 5. johnson,
Richmond. Cleai ed. schr. Omega, Fredericksburg.
SPOKEN.
The bark Sally Magee. of r ichmond. for Rio ia
metro. spoken IN lat. IL deg. min, ion Al
deg. 81 nun. No date.
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SCHOOL BOOKS,
- SCHOOL STATIONERY, PIANO
FORTES. GUITARS. AND MUSIC.
JAMES WOODHOUSE f CO.,

HOOL BOOKS,
fosrEs eui sTHHooL a sTa aBsfs PLANO
JAMES WOODHOUSE & CO.,
RICHMOND, VA.
Respectfully invite the attention OF all interested
to the extensive s stait Ct BOOKS
son. embracing, they believe. ali the P'msry. Fl
ementary, and Advanced Tex Books used n the
'''A' VI "'r School STATIONERY u
is large and complete, consisting of every article
pH Of 0' PIANO FoRTPs IN the
there Is pothing lacking; A visit to their well
more eompets stock Of Goop r IN Si
could scarcely be collected together. They nave
design, suited to persons who have means to graf
if, their taste Others adapted to persons of more
moderate desires. whilst the humber may obtain
an instrument as durable and sweet toned in q
palmer and less costly case.
They have for sale s tGf sxfsse't toned
made in the world, not excepting those of the far
famed Spanish and Italian manufacture. They are,
besides. very durable, which cannot always be
said OF those Of foreign make brous mt to this coun
try. These Instruments are made by MARTIN, and
want a good Guitar The; have also for sale
s s,osk Of of cheaper sIc An
for the Piano Forte and Guitar; Instruction Books
for those instruments; Singing Books; Guitar and
Hour aud dalf Hour Glasses; Music Folios; Piano
Stools; MeIodeons; 30. h c ; all of which will be
Iurplshed at very moderate prices.
A liberal discount made to teachers.
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
Sc 3 ss GsdsS JAMES s' CO.
Two The STUDENTS or TUE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.
The subscrL bers RESPECTFULLY inform students at
tending the Lectures of the Medical College OF
VrgInia, that they have for sale full stock of all
the TEXT BOOKS used and recommended by the
Professors of that institution. which will he sold
at the VERY LOWEST PRICE,.
The subscribers publish TIL STUDENTS' RE-
terra Medica, and rharmacy. BY Nj. Anderson
NJ d. Price Sl2o.
JAMES WOODHoUSE Il co,
Booksellers and etatioRers,
Sc 29-6u2rI l3o Main street, Richmond,
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~ Ma. RES DREss-MAxise EMpo,,ux
100 MAIN SrREsT-k yening, Party, ana STA,
Dresses, Waikiag Basaues. O., made m exouis;,s
taste. IN. the latest Paris fashions Easy AND
graceful fit slways guaranteed by the perfect sys
TEN OF cutting Dresses. at Mrs. MES New Dress
9Th and 10th. ocb-9t