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PRICE OF WATER IN GALvEsToH-The
Galveston News Of the 2Sth uIt saws. A oen-
tleman brought cargo of water from San
Jacinto 10 Lieut.. Stevens, and delivered il
into his cistern at three and a half GEMS ner
gallon. We trust that the Houston Telegraph
will not lump at conclusions regarding THIS
rr,es, as these Z, 900 Esiions were urcsrsd un.
gsr spsslai een tfass Ana. are agsssr thsu az,
niRAfy,s Gas eHd.eshslf essts pee asfisn ID
shs rtlse ~ pysssst In thts sstfi
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IAe Late Rains have doubtless been ample to
make The late corn, and thus ensure a large
crop to the farmer On Sunday last il was
showery all day, and at night heavy rain
fell. Yesterday we were visited by additional
showers, and the ground in this section is now
completely saturAted.
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-. All Mtdicinrs shnnld be Prrnarea hr

A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. J: :. ROSES COUGH SYRUP, for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Bronchitis. and that hon OF
D1.J s. ROSES BUCEU COMPOUND. for all
diseases the Kidneys and Bladder. THIS prepa
ration is a positive cure. Price so cts.
DR. J; s; ROSES PAIN Gu RER, for Rheuma-
tIsm. Chollc, Cramps, Psins IN the Stomach or
Bowels, Pains in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, rs
and 80 cts.
DIR. J. 8. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUP, or
BLOOD PN NRtFlER. for the cure of Scrofnls, old
Eruptions. Chrome Diseases, icers, Sores, Swell
ed Neck, Blss, and all diseases arising from an
impure state "f the blood Price 81.
Sold by Ornsg SITS, and by Z
WARNER l.. WARlNG, -
ia Ally NJ Broad ST., Agent for RIchinond.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ artificial Teeth. 1.-THE Cfoeplastlc
ana sulcanite Process.---3. ". JONES, -DEN.
TIsT, haylnE the Ilght for the above mode Of
solute superiority over all other methods.
can with confidence commend it to those desiring
iull or partial sets of teeth, and especially such
as may be dissatisfied with those they are now
using. The perfect adaptation of tine plate TO the
iniouth' ahd The suction thereby secured, enables
Iri 20 insert one or more teeth trfthorf clasps.
ms method having been adopted by those stand
ing highest IN the profession, North and South,
tesunohlals VIII be given and specimens exhibited
10 tnose wisning to see them. Sets of Teeth, on
sod or any other Plate will of course be made for
tracing, and all other operations gently and tho
1877 rp ;ty hiy geriotmed. Teeth extracted BY ELEC
,,rA Oficc on Nam street, Opposite Corinthisp
MAJ no I-iy
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Acquitted Of Murder.-In the County Court Of
Henrico, yesterday, JULIEN PROVOST, charged
with feloniously shooting and killing AuaUsr
BLOND MAURY, on the Ist inst was arraigned
for examination. The Court, after hearing
the evidence and the argument of counsel, Mr..
Sutton and Mr.. Crane, discharged the prison.
er. The killing, from the statemants made TO
the Court, was entirely accidental,
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Mniming.-John Burns, arrested last Satnr-
day night for violently assaultipg and beating z
James ID. Kane, and breaking two of his ribs.
appeared at the Mayors CSurt yesterday, 20
answer for the offence; bat owing to the criti-
cal condition OF the Injured man, the investi-
CATION was postponed until the 2lst inst, and
the accused remanded 10 prison.
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RETURNED HoME.--Miss Harriet Hosmer.
the American sculptress, has returned from
her artistic iabors in Europe 10 comfort sick
and aged father. She is spoken OF as a fine.
dashing, black-eyed girl of twenty mine, who
bears her world wide fame with the happy.
careless spirit OF q child. She returns to Itaiy
next autumn.
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Abandonment Of the Atlantic Cable.

Abandonment of the Atlantic Cable.
y. +. Varley, elec ctrician TO the Electric aud
International and Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany, in his report 80 the Chairman and Di.
rectors, says:
After repeated attempts 10 raise the cable by
grapneling in order TO test its electrical condi-
ton, and with view TO land itat New Pei
can, as instructed by the bonrd, we regret hav-
ing TO report that although we have on many
occasions been able 10 raise the blight, and SO
get on board at different times pieces of cable,
IN all amounting to about seven miles, We
have invariably found IL broken again few
miles of. The log which Capt Kell Will furnish
will give the details of the proceedings in full.
The weather up TO the i2th of June haa been
bad that grapneling opera lions were I'M
practicable, and even while writing Is cold
and unsettled, the season here having been un-
usually late and boisterous. On the Eth or
June water was frozen IN the pals during the
night; the noon following, however, was op-
pressively hot; cold dense fogs and strong
winds have been frequent ever since.
Having found itquite Impossible to RAISE the
cable, we concluded, after careful considera-
lion, to make q last but hopeless trial on
Break Heart Point at the mouth of Trinity
Bay, and, if unsuccessful, TO take the steamer
and men to St. Johns, 10 avoid further ex-
pense.
on July 3D.. the steamer sailed from New
Pelican 81 six minutes past o'clock A. NJ. and
reached Break Heart Point a little before A.
NJ. We grapneled for the cable from about
SIX ana nall miles on IN lbJ 1atnOmS water
10 within one and a kali miles of the point
where the water was still over 100 fathoms.-
We did not succeed in finding il, and had we
done so. the Atlantic roll setting into the Bay
was so heavy and the current running ont so
strong, that we conld not possibly have raised
1t TO the surface, but only have determined its
position.
It's quite possible that the cable was hooked
without being perceived by us, owing to the
depth of water and to the fact that the cable
especially where laid over stone, is very rot
ten. AT six miles out the bottom consisted of
clay, covered by Thin stratum of mud, the
same as that off New Pelican. At about feur
and a half or five miles off the bottom ap-
peared TO consist of stones, and this continued
10 within one and half miles of the point.
where the water was very deep.
Those portions OF the recovered cable that
were wrapped with tarred yarn were sound,
the tar and hemp having preserved the iron
wire bright and tree from rust This will be
further reported on when the pieces of recoy-
cred cable have been moxe closely examined.
It is with deep regret That we have to in
form you that it has been necessary to aban-
don the cable.
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I'VE PorR,s ARMY.-Lamoriciere has nes

TIE PoPRs ARMY.-Lamoriciere has, nea r
Spoleto, a corps of 10000 men. Italians and
foreigners; it is being rapidly reduced in
number by desertions, and the foreign recruits
can be as little relied on as the natives, who,
1t is added, desert by scores together. The ap-
pearance of Garibaldi on the coast would
probably dissolve the Papal army without a
battle
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Hastings Court.-The Court OF Aldermen
comm menced their August term yesterday a II
O'Clock, and disposed OF 4 large amount 0f
civil and criminal business. We note he fol-
lowing cases
William H. Smith, presen ted for gaming,
plead guilty and was fined $50 and costs.
William ID. Totty, charged with the murder
OF his sister-in-law, Catherine J. Thoms, on
the 18th of July last, was examined ard re-
mandad for trial before Judge Lyons, wi no has
criminal jurisdiction for one mile beyond The
corpo1 ate lines of Richmond.
Henry and Lewis, slaves to John u. q u4riss
were convicted of feloniousIy asSaulting and
beating, with intent to Kill, Charles Cunning
ham, on the 18th of July. Henry was ordered
TO receive nine and thirty stripes, and Lewis
twenty-five
The Grand Jury of this Court met at IL
O'Clock, and found '.true bills" on present
ments against the following persons:
Jas. A. Gill, aSSaultiTG and resisting and
threatening to kill Samuel w. Henry, Depu-
~ Constable, In the discharge OF his duty, on
23rd July.
Thomas Smith and Charles Camp, assault
lug Watchman r. L. Carter on 5th August.
Thomas IL. Folkes, disorderly conduct in
the streets on oath June.
VIM Godfrey, stealing s 10 from Major Mar
able, on 20th July.
Thomas o. Julia alias Foster, expressing
abolition sentimen is on 30th June.
John Hagan, assaulting and beating Eliza
beth +. Goodman, in her own house, on 2ith
July.
George II. D. Chinn, beating John q. Winn,
on 2lst July.
John Brooks, free negro, for remaining in
the Commonwealth contrary to law.
William Curtin, for violently assaulting and
beating officer Lewis III. Carter on pa une
when in the discharge ofhis duty.
Augustus o. Brummel and William Jones'
assaulting Lewis ShweitZer, on 18th July.
john Wilder, stealing s. worth of clothes
from George Crouch, on Sd August.
Johanna Drer, receiving a load of coal
woreh $3.50, stolen from S. P. Hawes It Son,
on 23d July.
John b. Dobson, beating officer Walter T.
Bibb, on 5th July.
James II. L. Taylor violently assaulting and
beating G. w. Tyler, an infant, on 9th June.
Robert E. Johnson beating George NJ. Tay-
lor, on 10Th July.
The Grand Jury then adjourned to meet
again on Wednesday next.
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A SMOKING MATCH.--A man in England re-
Gently won bet OF t20, by smoking eleven
ginning at 10 A. NJ, he reduced to ashes ~
cigars by p. NJ, the most consumed in one
hour being 16. What fortune the fellow has
in his grasp by takiag in meerschaums TO
color
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Alphabetically Caroiin, after imeislEs
bsevily, cans % Anshcr On the slSswslk. sac
Ts. hire mana " ga rsll.s. sp1 'sfssa w. VA
tAii tst Els ssYa ssaaslsS, =
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Deadly Wsapon NJ Jordan, arres ted
and Gagged for being drunk and asleep in the
street, was before the Mayor yesterday, to an
swer for the offence. When taken, a seven
chambered revolver was found in his pocket
He was held TO bail for his better behavior in
the future
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EA Turnip Seed.
fURNlP SEED.
EARLY WHITE FLAT.
WHITE FLAT.Eed top.
LARGE G.xlBk.
LARGE NORFOLK.
RUTA BAGA, purple top, 10,
Just 10 hand. for sale by
JNO, w. GARLiCK. Apothecary. &c,


a. The Great Vir.f Eia Remedy. nm us
HUMBls.-PFTERS,l lNFALLIBLt hkMEDI
FOR GONN0kRHRE AND ALL SECRET DIS
EASES.-This great American remedy, contain
ing no Mercuriai or BalsaIn,c properties, excels
every thing heretofore offered the puplc IN Its Gu
ratlve. restorative and Tenoyating powers; and
the medical world are astonished when told that
the above remedy will the above diseases, and
confounded when they have ocular demonstra
tious of the facts. But the proprietor, who has
knewn Of the remedy for twenty odd years, has
known of case of twenty yeaIs' standing to he
restored to perfect health, and all other cases of
shorter duration to be restored, without n single
exception. ard therefore challenges any case OF
GonorrhGa which the remedy will not cure. pro-
vided the directions are carried out with prudence
on the part of the patients and any one purchas
half dozen bottles. aud using accordingly. IN his
or her case, he guarantees q perfect cure; and In
case of failure, will furnish additional medicine,
free of charge, 20 complete the cure, through mis-
agents; and a cure will be effected without lncon-
venence to the patient.
Sold by APPERS0N l. DUPUY, No. 2ol Broad
street, and o. A. STRECKER, Main street, Drug
Eists, agents for the city OF Richmond.
NH H-d6mt
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SAtx or Hoes.-.A nrm "a Ctaeinnati rsa
peri ihs sails OF 900 hssd ef ksgsarky hoss "A
Aa,s0, On eoNmisslen, asiiYsrAels saF.eS the
hss. hfssa aeys sf NJ $sta hsfi SO
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n Wire and Sieve Fac:ory...The un-
deTslgned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSiN ESS. on Pearl street, below Cary,
respectfully asks the attention OF merchants and
the public generally to his stock. He manufactures
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIFE for mer.
ehants' mills; FAN y and l. STANDING SIi SCREEN
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR B0oK-
SAND and GUANC SCREENS.
n Prompt attention given 10 orders.
q. w. JESSOP, Pearl St, below Cary,
~ ls-lm' Richmond, Va.
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The Virginia Ltiipufidns continue their Ie-
wees al Mechanics Institute Hall this week,
and are really worth seeing. Major Walters
IS by far the better specimen of small gen.
tleman than Tom Thumb, and is more in teli-
gent and communicative. His sisters are
smaller than himself, very nice little LADIES'
converse freely, dress neatly, and are as proud
Saratoga bellies.
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Martha Clark, a free negresa
was convicted before the Mayor Yesterday OF
being drunk, disorderly and disturbing the
neighborhOod in which she lives, and after be
ing iogged, was required to give bail for her
good behavior.
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Com FOB q GEoRGIA.-The Memphis Appeai
Of tbs 18th inst, ssysi stSinee the fret OF the
anas In 10 coo sseks Of grain which were hrousht
70 .sls .st.s by the river frpra a. Loa.., wsrv
shiersd esss he Mxsarhis ssa thavtsstsh raiis
ses4 fef H%essl.,g
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H. Look to home for a n your wants, If you
wl'h To see Virginia independent and prosperous.
III you are dyspeptc or suffer with constipation
or indigestion. don't gorge yourself with Yankee
nostrums, recommended by flaming certificates Of
men OF straw, but procure BAKERS PREMIUM
BlFTERS. Read the certificates of friends and
neighbors, then take them directed and become
Teiuvenated and entirely healed
Price 80 cents per bottle.
TO he mad of all tie principal Druggists IN the
CITY Of Richmond and elsewhere II. Virginia and
North Carolina. jy 2s-ts
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E~ Nervous
n

A- Nervous
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBiLITATED PRO
INVIGORATOR.
We offer 1t TO ali classes-It may save valuable
lives. We do not believe that any other remedy
has such a mass Of test tlmony.
HEAR-HEAR
THE REV. .. +. BROOKE.
BAIT TlMoRE, Feb n, 1880.
The use Of your HAMPTON'S TINCTURE has
The effect 1t has had my throat disease has been
naarretons For all such diseases most cordially
recommend it, Yours, truly,
Pastor of the Eutaw Nj. Il. Church.
AS AN INVIGORATOR.
tie stimulant is wanted, we believe it supenor to
sll the Cordials before the public as cure for UyS
ps pSi1, C0Ugh, ScTofHin and Rhen0Iatism, with
all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels II has been
truly successful to the single and marred. We
offer the most valuable remedy, which thousands
FETEIEs AND CHlLDREN.-ThisT TING
rURk viii be found great medicine for al theiI
diseases.
"a, Call and get Pamphlets and soc cures.
Dy DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by ell the Drug
BRAY, BsitmoTe; and BY Druggists M - and n 'iG Shop
keepers everywhere. 81 per bottle; SIX bottles,
So my 23-d&cwts
N- To Grocers.--The attention of Gro
GERS aud Merchants seneTaliy is called 10 MN
PIES lNFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER-a
home article, and superior to ;noEt OF the kind be-
fore the public.
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DangsTonS-Staie melons aud vegetables
as well as unripe fruits, are very dangerous
and may produce cholera norbus in its worst
form. Several cases have occurred within the
past week, which We're very hard 10 subd ue
even under the best treatment
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Hon. JNo, ERWIN. President of the Richmond
Democratic Convention, Greensborough,
Ala.

THE NATIONAL CAPIToL-Work around
the Capitol at Washington and in the building
Itself is more vigorous than for some time
past. Ground has been broken for the flights
of steps on the east side both of the Senate
and House of Representatives; aud in the
case of the latter, the masonry is advanced
nearly 10 the level of The ground. The iron
paliGgs between the Capitol and the enclosed
park due east of it have been removed, pre-
paTatory 10 settiag the road further back =
Ground has also been broken Just within the
west Capitol gate for the same general pur-
pose of extension. The naval monument that
has for SO many years occupied the centre of
the basin Of water in the paved slope on the
western approach to the Capitol, has been re-
moved. The last of the marble statues was
taken away for conveyance to Annapolis
where the monument will be reinstated. In
the interior Of the south wing plast terers are
engaged in replasterng the walls to the right,
left, and front of the flight of steps leading TO
the ball of the House of Representatives, and
in the hall itself the desks, formerly rejected
have been replaced. From all appearances the
improvements to come from these changes
will be cons iderable.
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AfLsPICE, GINGER,
MACE, PEPPER, NUTMEG,
MUSTARD SEED.
CELERY SEED, CORIANDER SEED,
GARLIC, TUMERIC. &c, &c.
Fresh and pure. For sale by
JOHN w. GARLICk, Apothecary, &c,
Market Place, Franklin st.
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Going NOrfa.-ThTee steamers are 10 leave
the port Of Richmond to-day tor Northern
cities, so that ali who wish 10 make water
trip 10 baltimore, Philadelphia or lew York
can readily do so at small cost.
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.Taigs hIsysdtth has decided tlfat the act of
The Legislature constituting Judge Lyons
Court is Constitutional
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,

A,A HOT pRINGS,
YEA BATH coFEHTsY' Fds sa'tX VIRGINIA.
TINS yell known WATERING PLACE Is now
: 1t is sitna'od twenty miles, from the Millboro'
Depot of the Virginia Central Rallrosi, and ex-
cspt that short distance has an unbrosen railroad
connection with the prIEcipai cities of the United
States.
as a remedial agent in q large number Of the
most seTiO"s maladles for the relief of which per
from ali portions of the United States resort.
during the summer months, to the mountains Of
Virginia. the wateTs of the Hot Springs have at
tanned reputation superior to that of any other
mns,s Tbs T9fe5 e Rs lss STATE 2 eoars,, r.,
accommodate more than 2l0 persons.
There are now upon the premises TEN BATHS.
constantly supplied with fresh water, from differ
,sp5inss, Ct varloas temperatures from rs deg.
As the supply of MINERAL WATER ia most
increased to any extent that eould be desirable.
ca nowhere he found.
A valuable FARM of more than loOO acres 10 at
Va, or nos. F. GooDE, Bosd:@n BS Meotisnbar: Rs ian
county, Va. y. G0OpE,
jy 26-dlm Executors of Thos Goode, decd.
~ FARM FOR SALE IN HANOI
Lii oner Tor sale, privately. the FARM on-6
which reside-having made arIangements to
t hg1sf %cRfs Of sSs
Land ..5 5eindy ksdng sio per rS,s 100 acres
The DIVE Ling contains on % six six room. rooms, and two
Easements, with all necessary out houses, new
A beautiful ward. with haHd.ome shade trees, on
closed with oak post and rail. Good garden. en-
closed. IL is very healthy; with one of the best
springs IN virginia one hundred wards from the
house; Ice POND, &c. Good neighborhood, with
four Churches of differ rent denc ninatlons in two
miles. Should 1t not be disposed of privately, /
Will sell at public auction. on the premises. IL
miles from head of MechanlosvIlle Turnpike, on
TUESDAY, 2lst August, at IL o'clock, (if fair; If
not the next far day. For further PARTICULARS,
Apply - me, on the premises.
TRRMs-On day of ssle.
HENRY C WING FIELD.
HG3-otfs' kioBHaL3, 4 g.
Ssza ing - Ns~ Or "A = ID. 4sN Tf.S
St< SN"R RIVER HAtRUAn. FOR Sal -
~i-~ ait ttIz 'd to sesi enc hundred sofxs e
Ian D, lmu dlli1ly Oh lie ora RIVER Railroad,
about teu mics from tho cIts Of Redmond .a-
joining this lands OF ThGs. j. Carter. Philip Wat
sirs and others ab ut one half cleared, and would
Is set in pine and oak. ISWeonvenient to q mill
and several churches; the soclety good. har-
gain can be had in the farm, if immediate appli-
cation be made TO the su riber. or IL will be
changed for property IN the city or upon the sub
urbs. RO. b. LYME, Land Agent, &c.,
au ll-dts Office ropolitan Hall.
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ThIsatsnng.- William, slave 10 Turpiu &
keeser, was convicted before the Mayor yes
terday. of threatening personal violence to
Ben, slave, and sentenced 10 the lash.
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No Papsr2.-N iliiam Amos, & free negro, ar
rested for want OF q register and trespassing
on Martha Black, was before the Mayor yes
.orday, ana SeHtenced TO the lash
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DSoyteg7H. - Patrick Langley, for being
drunk and disorderly in the street, was held tC
bail by the Mayor.
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L'RUIT CANs-PREsERVE YOUR FRUIT
BILE Self eeling Fruit Cans, for preserving fruits
and vegetables of all kinds, for winter use. No
wax cement Of any kind required to keep the m
safe and perfect. Also. a large lot Of Glass Jars
for putting up Jelly For sale at the CHINA and
House FurnIsnl ng Store Of
THOS. A. BULKLEY & CO,
Ia
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RVNAWAYS.

le $40 KEWARD.-Absconded from the
GJ Virginia and Tennessee kailroad Company,
RNabout two weeks since, while on n visit to
~ bis former home IN Richmond. MULATTO
sS~&~ ~BOI, WILLIAM, who Il hired of Miss l.. T.
Gordon. he Is ABOUT Is or 1years of age. aud
about feet or inches IN height He is swell ac-
quainted IN Richmond, and Is evidently lurking
about the city. The above reward of SO will be
company In Ly nc burg OF for his confinement in
all, as they can get nm again.
THE0. Z. RE- N0LbS, for Gen'i sup't.
au It's
N TEN DOLLARS REWAND-Ran
I'd away from our factory. about tho LIST July, q
hnexTo boy named JOHN, about 81 years Of
- age, dark gingerbread color. tall and slen-
Sksder; The above reward of $40 Will bs paid
for his delivery 10 US.
COSBY & ANDERSON,
au Its 7th St. below CARY.
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A Te Toba &C onists-Sweet Oil, sweet OIL
prime article, IN cases and barrels, for sale low
by JN0. w. GARLfCK pruggst,
Market Place, Franklin st.
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MR.. BRKCKINRIDGE's SECOND ACCEPTANCE
We fiLd in the Alabama journals the subjoin-
ed communication from Mr.. Breckinrdge,
written, it will be seen, in reply to a letter ad-
dressed him by Mr. Erwin, the President Of
the Richmond Convention. The letter of Mr.
Erwin, to which Mr. Breckenridge was called
to respond, is not given.
LEXINGTON, July &C. 1850.
Dear Sir-1n answer TO your letter of the
26th ult., containing official information of
my nomination for the Presidency of the U.
States by the Democratic Convention assem-
bled al Richmond, have to say that accept
the nomination, and shall strive 10 merit the
confidence implied by the action of the Con-
vention.
l trust that full discussion Of existing is
sues will result in establishing the Constitu-
tion and Union of the States upon immoyable
foundations.
With good wishes, 1 am your friend,
JuHN T.. BRECKINRIDGR.
Hon ERH-IN Prpsidnnf of 10 io I'M