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SOm6thiBg Exclusively for The LadiBS
BROWNS
HYGIENIG SUSPENSION WAIST.
AND IMPROVED
SKIRT SUPPORTER.
Patented Dec 2O.h ls5a
LIVERY LADY SHOULD HAVE
II oNE-In fact every would have one ifthey on
OniF Aros the most perfect SYMNETRV snd detTacts
pT0m0ss it in every respect. Il is Of such peculiar
struoon that tTeeYes the HIPS from the almost nsup
portable burden to watch thsg sometimes subjected By
suspendng lhe skirts &e. uRqn the shoulders and hy
means Of cculqr braces stayg and suTPeTs the cloth
BEARIEe down upon The Chest HIPS aud AbdomsH which
make: It truly an h , S oSH 5tTSs away
Supporter entI0y awHy from the waist II is also true
and efficient SHeULDEB BRAcE-hrowinFths entire supp ut
Of the skirts d ectly upon 6e through the ela
tic straps his and valuable invention is also destined
TO sord Immediate relief and many cases sest 4
TIaHT LAcISG many VINO have used it for such com
Examination Of some Of our most eminent and scientific
medical men, who all pronounce them the best thing Ui
and give universal satisfaction TO all who have worn them
They must be to give one an iqsa q tas an nora
ClsFsand and examine them Lady will alwSys be IN
readiness to show them Persons wsang 70 pnenase tn
on the pTUprietors at CHAGRIR FALLS, o., Who have
the exclusive right for the United states
CAUTIoN.-All persons infringing IL an! way oF man
nsT en- this Patent will most asSuredlJ dealt with as
NoRRIS, SHEFFIELD CO, ProphetoEs,
Sncees. ors to H. F. Brown 4 Co.
Chagrin Falls o. Eeb, 81 1850.
Read the fOllugiaR reeummand tionH and references.
kindly furnished foT pEbcltoQ bF thpss who have worn
these Wsists examined and sold thsw WHICH from Tbs
dai0rng communications We have and EecsiV-
ing daily is deemed SUFFICIENT for the ureSenf:
CLEVELAND. Feb. a. 1850
Mesru. NOaRIs. sHTFEEEED Co: We, he uDdaTslsn-
ed, having worn " BROWNS CELEBRATED HFGIEHIc Sus-
PENSION %GsT for The last few mouths take great pleas
re ID recommending the attention Of every lady s
heqlfh of the vgearer Furthermore, know Il alway8
eevss and in many instances effects radical cure Of the
numerous digoases caused bF tight scaE. We hope to
see Il come into general for fully satisfied It s
what every lady who values comfort and health should
have and we advise sseTY % pUrchaEs It, for
lssuro them they will never Iegret ~
Mrs. Charles Leavett. Mrs. y. HuE
L L, Beckwilh. I. M Cobb,
II. G Blossom, II. M. Burnett
l. W, curtiss B. Pearce,
" c. J.. Ransom. p. Cowles,
Miss Amelia Nash, Prof BraineTd.
Mira. D. Pritchsrd,
pr & R Bsckwith, Brainerd Bulridga, Patent
% 7. @. Cleveland, Right Agents,
W. b. Rezner, =. CoWles, Editor Leader"
Thrnl, OEsian Dodge, Agent for
n johnson, Pianos.
e l. BALDWIN, Co., Mch'ts J. H. Dewitt Merchant
Freeman Kellogg ,,,,.,
MSTEan Root, isDN-NA
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CLETkLIND ANl T0LEI0 RlIL R6I6.
-
SPRING -ARRANHEMENT-

oPRINH AkhANdEMENI.
On AND AFTER MONDAY, April
" 9Th. lss0 Trains this Road viii run asfofloEa
from Cleveland:
SIS A H. Through Mail stopping at all stutloBs on the
A. NJ.
2;55 P. NJ Western Express, stops at all stations o.
Southern Division and arrives at Toledo at Ts35
M.
400 NJ Mail stops all stations Of SanduST On
Northern Division, and ariyes al Ss1dusky
SIS P. NJ.
$50 p NJ Tell graph ETnress stops at Grafton Oberia
Wakeman. Norwalk. MonroeEills Bellevue,
ClFce Fremont and Eln0re, and arrives a To-
ledO at Il 10 p. NJ
Connections made NJ NonrneFiIls with the SapdusT
4Ianshe d and Newark R. R. Al ClTde wh the SeDduykT
Dayton Cincinnati r A. at FrsB0n with Fremont i
lndlana R. ard at Toledo with the hichisan Southern
Northern Indiana and TOled Wabash Rail Roads for
Chicago. Detroit, JackJsn, Eo Wayne Lleansport Lay
ette Cairo, Attn 81 Louis, al points West North
west and S uthwest T.
Trains ave in Cleveland from Tole and the West az
9:31 A. NJ. 2 =
Cleveland. spill eth, lg60
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Nnf1CR.

NOTICE.
DERSONAL PROPERTY belong
ine 10 the estate of Aaron L, Beach deceased, cos
two SulkeJs one single Harness. Stable Bankes NJ
ether property, viii be sod At Vendpe a. o. Cutters
SSSaf dsS Of Ma, Ia issO, a. 2 O'Clock P N.
The terms Of paymsnt will be for all Of $4,000 and
over, y in mon rs, y in months and 3 IL months,
with igereG for all sums less than $1,000 aud mo- Than
sS9 SS2 ~ fsr 2 All @S ossF S g AMI not more than S5O
months, with iniersst l,ga sa9d 55.s with Two q
given For all sums Of % and md 9gSsr cash. e3skSo
'u1ef o. CurrER Auctioneef ''-1- Apri Il, is6O23
SBERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE
o. Con@Gn es q SSo1Sy ~ = Rsar S =, al
defendans to n directed Sls cer for sale at the door
Of the CouIt House cotneI ot Seneca and Chanplsln
day Of June 1850 ooleek NJ of SAID day, the fol-
lowing described lends and tenemenis to wit
the l9h range Of townships the Connecticut Western
Reserve nd which S also 70 the county Of Cuyahogs and
State Of Ohio and is known BY the north part Of number
eleVsn bounded as follows
Begn9lng q the n corner stake and SSnsi thence
thence l5 2 eGi09 chains on the Et line thence
.a.s NA a0a 0a %d @ ia 'iS & 0[ Saas to 81
place fbsnnirg cCnaiRiag sl.erss Of aad az surveyed
les, but subject Z all legal higRysys.
Appraised at eikhteen hundred dollars -.
RnlJ.usoS RppL,. Pi.ia.lsF. 1stls Edsad
GHERIFFFS SALB.--RY VIRTUE
- Of writ Of vsnditoai eEpouas issued nom tho CeuF
Of Common Pleas Of uyahogR county at the SUI Of Abra
ham h Vaa Neat, ct ri, plaintiffs against \; Gillet
esndent to directed shall offer er sale a he door
Of the Court Honi corner Of Seneca and Chsmpain
srpeB3 IN the City Of Cleveland, IN the said county
the 5 day OF Jnhe 1850 at O'Clock p NJ, Of said day
the following described lands and ttnament to wit Com
the int Tssoton Of the soutnery line Of Ver
street with the eesierV line Of West street thence
eastsry along he souhery line Of Vermont street. sixty
nine feet thence seuthery parallel With the e,si line q
West street. sixty feet thence easerly parallel with the
south line of Vermont rect esveu ce thence souhery
parallel with the east iue Of West Etreo thirty fees
thence westerly with Vermont street eighty feet
the Of street then03 norherly along the
east line Of Wess street. nineyeght feet % the place Of
bognning being the same premise de5enoed IN deed
from Gilmon Folsom Jr. 90 H. Giilett, recorded IN
volume s page SIC and SILL Cuyahoga county reces, and
further known the N. " corner Of Block Xxx in the
Buffalo Company alotement In Cleveland formerly Ohio
City, Cuyahosa county, Ohio Annrsissd at s 100
ID. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
HERRIoK BARLOW, Plhs Atty. dso;d
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CIsEelaRd aHd Plttsbufgh Rail ROad.


SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
ITO TAKE EFFECT ON MONDAY
III April sd 1850 TRAINS LEAVE CLEVE-
LAND DAILY Sundays excepted:
1880 M-mail for Pittsburgh wheeling and New Phila
dclpha
$40 p m-E1prsss. for Pittsburgh . Wheeling
Both Trains make crect connections with PennsJlFanla
Railroad for Baltimore, Phsdepha. New York md Bo8-
Also with Baltimore Ohio Railroad FOR Baltimore
and Washington City
Also connect at Hudson foT Akron and Milersburgh-
~ Time By this asqufcE viii be the
J.N. MscULLoUGH, supt.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY Or
II DER OF COURT On the 1gh- day Of May 1850,
10 O'Clock A. M. the premises IN the ioWnshp Of
Bedford Cuvahoga county Ohio will be sold 70 the h h
interest in the 70 loving de-
scTibed real estate to wit 4; .-
Situate in the toWGshp Of BeduTdin saia county being
of lot No. % range IL, being l2 acres or land IRON
of the part Of sad lot and IS the same land winch
Smith
sand one-fourtsenth interest appraised at $2t400.
TENS of sale SO 90 atthe day of sale and balance in two
years from said day Of sale.
ROWLAND E. RUSSELL,
Guardian Of the minors Of Thankful Russe's
CIeveland Ohio April %, 1860 may2. g
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MANTER COMMISSIONER'S

M a 81 h IL W NJ NJ . O1O IN n n .
lyl SALE.-Pursuaut the command Of an order Of
sale me directed issued the Court of Crmnon
Pleas for Cuyahoga County OHIO, in an action therein
vid Pollock JtnePO lock and MaTn Mahun arc Defend
ants shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door Of the Court House c0rnerO Seneca and Champain
sretts) tbs City Of Cevennd IN said county On the
2sth day Of bIsy 1850 a. O'clgck p NJ OF saiu day
the following described lands and tepements TO VIII
Si uate in the ship Cf Brook being nulnheTseVen
in the thirteenth range OF townships, in the Connecticut
hessve in the State of Ohio and which is also
in the county of Cuyahga, and known as Lot number
FIVE hundred and sghy-nine t59) in Hiram Stones Odd
tUn to Ohio City and Cleveland said lot one hundred
anu thirty 3O front BUXTON street. and one hundred
and siTty- and I2hs feet deep ths north line and
one hun red and sxty-sI 6o) fest deep along Krland
and hundred and thirty feet deep fun SAID lat
ter tamed street "
- JOSEPH S. CRANNIS,
easter Commissioner,
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For sale by G, WH4RToN, JE.
THE ALL.sUFFICIENT THREEl

No. lls walnut ST. Pkiladslphia.
JOHN SUURBRUG, AgsGt,
a Cedar ST. New York zeoef;Io
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4 EGAL 1OTTOE -Defa1It 6aving

1ppraissd At $4,000 D; w1GHTMAN,
Sheriff ai Special Master Cum'T.
nINnnAM 4 HoNEY. Pnnia Attss nnrl %
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All the trains going WsstWar at Cleveland Vh
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cineinnati, 81
Louis SC and all the trains going Eastward connect a
Duukirk with the trains OF tha New FORK Erie Rarpad
and Buffalo with those Of the New York Central and
H. NOTTIEGHAM. sups.
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RafI Roa0e.

~ ~
GLEYElAND AND MAHONIN.
~ hail hOAD--TIlIE TABLE No. rs.
I9tahe ehect On aad asr THURSDAY February To- ls59
GOING EAST. GOING WET.
sisSsiaas % f'ulS'- lTsnagEisga % Css.
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In Court CT Common
Pleas in and for Cuyahp-
ga County, Ohio.
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CLRTRLINB AND BRiE EliER0ID.

ke'l = -
1860. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1850
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, April
~ sth ls60 Passenger Trains will follOWss
LEAVE CLETELAHD:
10 co A. y MAIL TRAIN topping al a. Stations except
Wickll1e. Mentor Ps1Ty. Un ouVllle -Say brook and
swami les aud aTTlFes 81 Erie l.e0 P. n, Dankirk
3sGP. NJ. Buffalo 5 2 p. M.
3OP. n CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRA1N-st0ppIng
y Painesv1ne. Ashtalula and CIR "a only and AZ
Iivss q ETie 81 P. m., uuk.rk 3 P. NJ, Buf-
40 p N. CoNNEAUF ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
stopping st al Stations.
go p. N NIGHT EXPRESS TR'N-SiODping at Palne5-
vile. Asbtabula an Glrard only and arrives at
Erie l2.i7 A. b., Dunkirk 2. 81 A NJ. Buffalo %
A. N.
LEAVF ERIE:
1.65 A. III. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping At o.
urt Ashtabul and PaiussVIlle only and arrives a.
Cleveland $50 A BI
10 % A. MAIL TRAIN-Stopp ng at all Stations eIcep
Saybrook, UuonVllle, Perry, aeniCr and WicklIte,
snd arrives at Cleveland 2S0P NJ
10 p. N. DAY EXPHESS 1RAIN-StoppiDg at 6i-
r3rd Couneant. Ashtahula and PainesVlle only, ana
arrives al Cleveland Sop n.
Accommodation Train viii leav Connsaut at COCA. M
stopping al all stations, and arrive NJ Cleveland Al s
A NJ
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Fmsr PRoPELLER FRoH THIS PoRT TO CHICAGO
AND BAoK.-The Propeller Queen Of the Lakes,
Capt. A Briggs, which cleared the lee In the bay
Tuesday P !, April 2llh, arrived from Chicago
Sunday morning about six o'clock, being tho frst
propeller making the trip round. The Queen be.
iongs TO Mr.. L. T. Evans, and runs in the "Peo-
piles Line" from Buffalo to Chicago. .--Express.
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MANILA ......TlblO a 10Y
Tnrred Rnps -. n b "

Apples gI'n 2eol g -;
10 dried 3hnu % . .
Peachos Ord. llh le9 10
De unPld le g %.
fie1s 'iu IVY -
Lemons .-..- .loA
n,sias NR 35boy 2 T5n 2 81
no laver books GOA 5 ].
n-.-Rnyar1an ronhl sfr -
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ARC ITO.
CAPT. c. c. BLoDGETT

The above steamers will run during the Season Of Navisa
uun follows
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: ~ E-eVh UF LII. .IHOFAIHl 8 MhDlOIlt
q Once No III Ontario street, up stairsa few doors
ron tbs Public Square.
- once houis from to Il 0nd from 2tOs O'Clock daily
SUNDAYS erceptedl uoV2
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A IifainiR Auiilnr.

We think by far the best things that appear
in Ha,psr's Monthly are from the pen and
pencil Of the gifted Virgiuian, Mr. STaorHRR,
who adopts the nonlne Dis plume OF PORTE
CKAYo1. His pencilings are admirable, full
of life, vivacity, and humor, and he is one OF
the most graphic and entertaining writers Of
the day. We don't know pen at once so in
structive md humorous as that Of this inlm-
liable "PoRTB GRAFTON" His style is as nat
ural, fresh, and sparkling, as one OF his own
mountain springs. He transfers every scene
through which he passes to the canvas, so that
itseems to be passir tually before the reader.
Whether as an artist or "word- painter he
is hard to beat. His descriptions AID illus
trations Of scenes in the South are the most
life-like and true 10 nature of any thing we
have ever seen, and now he is delighting the
public with sketches Of travel In New Eng
land, and with wonderful insight into men,
manners, and habits, he is daguerreotyping
that people .. faithfully as the sun ever took
their likonesses. Admirable PORTE CRAYoN.
We are proud that Virgin ia has such repre-
sentative in the world of letters.
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Grantley Berkeley.

The Philadelphia North American says that be-
fore GRANTLEY BERKELEY came TO this coun-
try. circulars were sent from the office of the
London "Field," very respectable and in
iuen tial sporting paper, to most of the leading
American journals, its own among the num-
Der, announcing the intended visit of the Hon.
GRANTLEY f. BERKELEY, M. p, to America
upon a sporting tour, accompanied by his
pack Of hounds, and soliciting fer him the
Inequalities and friendship of American gem
tIemep. This circular was pu blished by those
journals, and, thus endorsed, Mr.. BIER kelly
was everywhere well received. The American
lie of opinion that this is the most aggravated
case OF recent date, and should serve as q
warning in future to our countrymen to be-
ware whom they entertain and how they
treat them
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Art In the United states.

In the midst of the political turmoil, and In
spite Of Lay ARTINR's declaration that the AL
mighty Dollar prevents Americans from APP
prsoia ting art, we perceive that the taste and
liberality Of our countrymen are fully alive
10 the Claims OF genius, both with the pencil
and the ehieel. Some of the best sculptors and
painters in the Eternal City are Americans,
among the former of whom is Rooms, who is
charged with the completion of the Virginia
Monument, and who IL rapidly rising In his
profession. In GAIT and BARBEE, Virginia
has given to the world of art two of Its bright
est ornaments. The New York Herald speaks
Of the admirable works of another gentleman,
formerly an artist in our city and risip & star
in his profession, now clergyman Of the
Episcopal Church in Springfield, Illinois. We
refer to Rev. L. p. CLOVER, who is remem-
bered with feelings Of esteem anu admiration
by all his old friends In Virginia. A brilliant
artist and noble gentleman, he has devoted
himself TO the sacred calling in the far-of
West with an energy and zeal equal to that
which gained him such dstiL CT - at the
easel. The Herald informs us that the famous
portrait OF MCDONALD CLARKE, the "mad
poet" of New York, which has been COM
monty attribu ted TO Mr.. THOMAS HICKS, was,
in reality, the work of MIR. GLOVER. 1t elected
general commentator in New York for its
strong resemblance and peculiarly sad and
characteristic expression. We also observe,
among other encouraging movements in the
world OF art, that w. w. CoRCoRAE, of Wash
ingtou. is erecting building fer the purposes
Of the Washington Art Union, which, it is
said will surpass both the Boston Athen8um
aud the new Dusseldorf Gallery in New York
A number Of Mr.. CoRCoRAa's own pictures
which are among the FIN est in the country
will be allowed TO embellish the walls OF the
new art building. An exhibition Of pictures by
American artists is TO be held at the National
Academy of Design during the coming winter.
The third collection of French pictures, exhibit
ed In New York, will be opened TO the public OF
that city during the present month. 1t will
contain important works by many French
artists who have already made, through their
productions, an impression on the cultivated
public of America.
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and carried him In this way entirely around
the tree. until he had eaten as many cherries
Ar he wished. There are innnmerable anec-
ao,e. irdeed, OF his strength, all Of which,
probably, are either true or founded In truti .
In concluding this article, we would say to
the gen tlemau whose letter has prompted 1t,
that we will render him any assistance we can
in preparing memoir of his ancestor. 1t 10
bi. part, however, to collect the materials
They must be very abundant. There is hardly
doubt we hope, that the Legislature will
adopt some means to perpetuats the memory
Of his services. They have not done 1t here
tofore, we suspect, because nobody has made
Tbs su00estion.
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Tbr New York Anti n enters.

we observe that the highest Court Of New
York ha. pronounced decision which gives "a
final q uietus to the agitations of the Ambient
er.. Theirs has been an old and fiercely dis
pu ted quarrel. Judge HOGEBOoRN,the eminent
Judge by whom the final decision has been
made, is a native of the county Of Column
bia, which has been the scene of so much dis-
cord. The Ambient spirit is older than the
Judge; 1t was quite vigorous, as long ago as
he was a law student, and manifested itself in
a most pugnacious form when MARTIN VAN
BUREN was young lawyer. We are glad to
hear that it Is at last knocked In the head
May New York emerge ultimately from
her conflicts with the whole disorganizing
tribe of Anti's as successfully as she has at
last done from that Of Ambient!
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An Ensiishuan's View of the Princes
Visit to America.

An Engli.hman, travelling 10 this country
during the visit of the Prince Of Wales, writes
to the London Times sensible letter, which
clearly indicates the impression made upon
the intelligent gentlemen of that country by
the recent visit and reception Of the Prince OF
Wales. The writer speaks Of the cordially,
the earnestness, the heartygood nature every
where displayed, aud declares that It'll really
impossible TO estimate tbs injury dene 10 Eng
land 6y thos. tcho hare tcrittcn travels in this
country" / has been the misfortune of both
Englard and the United States that none but
the most supercilious and superficial tourists
have until lately visited America; men, who
were in general Eot only OF bad manners, but
worse principles, never hesitating 10 invent a
calumny upon our people and institutions
whenever il suited their purpose. Now, that
the repre.en tatives of the highest social ana
official rank and Intelligence have visited Inc
United States, and had some opportunity G
forming correct opinion, we think that we
are safe in predicting that the rae 9 of menda-
cious cockney tourists will soon cone 10 an
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The Zurich correspondent of the New York
Jouraa! of Commerce refers to the emphatic
declaration Of Count CAvoUR before the Sar-
dinian Parliament, that neither in any public
act, nor in any private negotiation, nor in any
conference or convention, was demand or
even an allusion ever made that Piedmont
should be required to cede foots breadth OF
Italian territory. This declaration does not
shed any new light on the much talked OF
matter of another cession TO France. Count
CAyoUR, says the correspondent like all diplo-
matists, knows how TO disguise truth /; his as
soranees are not worth a straw. Last year he
gave just a. positive assurances Ia regard to
Nice and Savoy.
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DIED

On ,esterday. the 9Th inst at u o'clock. Of II
sering consumption. Mrs. MARY ANN, wife or
James Atkison, In the 6ist year Of her age.
She leaves behind husband and four obedent
and devoted ch,ldien: A las. the beloved and kind
Christian resignation :. her faith in the Saviour
unshaken, aud her las, breath was spent in prais-
ing His name. "a And heard voice from Hea-
vel saying unto ms, write: blsssed are the dead
which die in the Lord from hence forth; yea, eth
the spirit that they may rest from their lab'rs,
Her funeral will take place frnmTrinltv Church,
at II O'Clock. on Wednesday, the Tth. The friends
and acausintances, ard especially those of Union
Station Church. are invited to attend.
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POLITICAL MOTTO So.

AFTER The MOST full aud tho.
D-EA rough examination Of the chances OF
success OF the several Presidential candidates
now before the people, whose election would likely
prove satisfactory tn the whole country. We see
mono surrounded with 50 many elements Of sue
cess rs that of JOHN BELL and EDWARD EV.
ERETr; therefore it shall receive our hearty and
cordial support and beg of all patriots oil all po-
lucal crseds to lay party aside, here do, and
vote with us. By doing. 1t will give Tepose and
quiet to our onoe happy and prosperous country.
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Ritbmnnh qispattR.
TnrsDAY MORNING. -. NOV. 9, lser
rHE ELECTION, TO-

Thi. day Is the great day, which comes bu'
once in four years-the day Of the Presiden-
,tal election. Great excitement prevails, ana
rarties are unususliy earnest. Nevertheless
we hope and believe that everything VIII oe
sond acted quietly and end without disorder
or Irregaiarity. Our city has heretofore oeeh
FAMOUS for the quie. manner In which lis
siss,ions are conducted. There Is no reason 10
ne,i.vs ,h.t n will be otherw ise to-day.
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/ ms beautiful place of worship at last nearly
finished, and ultimately will reflect great credit
on all connected with the construction OF it,
The interior Is superb. both fer sccommoda-
ton and beauty, and the psws superior to
lay in getting towards the com pleton, in CON
sequence of the many alterations from the
expense or trouble has been spared 30 as to make
it, when finished. second to none in Virginia.
WAND DAVID GIBSON have had their time so
much occupied with the above Church. and so
much Iona er than they expected, that they have
unavoidable disappointed many OF their custom
public in general. and to inform them that they
are re ,dy to give their hest attention to all busl-
ters uhIcn can be strictly relied upon being done
promptly. and in manner to give satisfaction,
and to defy all competition IN turning out better
work manSbip nO3-l5t