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MARRIRn

Al Chestnut m the residence OF the brides father In Fairfax
the 10Th nst By the Rev. J. P Mcclure, JOHN Nc
CURE and Miss CLARA eldest daughter Of Capt murray
Masor, g. all Of Fairfax county.
On the 4h Instant by the Rev Warwick the resderee
Of Ia. brides father NJ JAMES w. MARTIN and Mas IsABk l.
LA A. PERRY, all OF Fredericksburg, Va
by Michael Osborne July Mr. PETER GOOD.
wYN OF Petersburg Miss MARY " PAGE Of ParmTe Yir
gnla.
the 4h inst by the Rev Dr. J. II O. Leach Mr. JAMES NJ
PHELPS 10 Miss MARTHA A. BLACKWELL, Of Cumberland.
Wednesday, July 18th Meadow Ill., by the Rev Moses D.
Hoge, D. D. JAMES = EICKLEN Of Richmond to FANNIE A
Prederckburg please
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mes,lnr of mo CentraI Commlltee.

Committee ROONs rHE
UNIoS SrArE CENTEAL COMMITTEE.
Ata meeting Of the Union State Central Committee
on the 18th Of July, 1860 the following proceedings
we're had and resolution adopted;
Uuder the authority conferred BY the Fnon State Con
veution the following members added to the Com
Ins,ee William S Trplett David J. Burr, A. NJ Ira
hue George NJ GWathmey, James A. Scott John Frazier
S'-~al V Price, Dr. Blair Burwen, VIM. B. Smith, Geo.
" Royster.
.s.o.ssa That it be recommended to the friends Of
Bell and Everett throughout the State, at once to or
game clubs in their respective counties and towns and
20 place themselves in communication with the Oengsl
Committee; and the Young men Of the country n
every public crisis the State looks for the exercise Of
that energy activity and zeal which are so essential
10 an auspicious event il is further earnestly re-
commended 70 the Young UHiOH Men Of the State
to- cooperate, or where it may be deemed e1ped-
en- act separately in forming associations 70 carry Out
the great objects Of the Union PlrtytO restore the
Union sentiment Of the country and 70 revive It's ma
tiouaty Of feeng-o rsbuke the spirit Of sectoaasu
in all its orms-0 bring back th5 practice Of the gov
eminent to the purity aud conservatism Shich marked
II in the time Of The Faihers-n word to strike for
The Union the Constitution, and the Enforcement Of
the Laws"
Adjourned to Friday, goth July, Pm.
r. 7. DANIEL, Chm.
n
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circulation those dead matters body which occasion
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BRAsRErHs Pills should therefore, be In every house ready
Dr.. James Lu, Of Potsdam N. y writes, Aug II, 1852
81 met with three ago, who had slightly injured
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The hand Turning dark coore and the point mortified
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The Vicksburg KRia saws

The Corinth True Democrat published in that strong
Democratic but good Union county Tishomingo, has
raised the Of Douglas and johnson TO its mast
dicates no chiIds play. Il dominates B. n. Knyon, Of
that county, Elector for the First District and calls
for State Convention at Holly Springs, on the S0th OF
July to nominate full electoral ticket for the State.
Mr. Knyon is of the ablest in North Mississippi
and has already taken the stump for Douglas
The MsridaR, a strong Democratic paper In Lauder
dale county has hosted the banner Of Douglas and John
son.
Thus, in all the Southern States except South Caro-
lima, the friends of Douglas taking steps for tho
rough organization OF their forces
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DIED.

short Illness the 5h Ils In county Buckng-
ham, At1e resIcnae Of his sonn law VIM " GarnAWay Esq
Capt EDWARD 0RIGG, ia the 69h year o. his
Cupeper county, the tn inst CHARLES o'BANN0N
only OF Walter Bannon in the 1fth Of his
On SATURDAY. ihin the reiieaee OF her husband In SID
ney Richmond Mrs CHARLOTTE p vile OF John shAfer,
aged 81 ears and months
The funeral services win take place O'clock from the resi-
dence Of husband The friends and acquaintance Of the
lily are Invited TO attend without iurt.er notcs.
morning OF the 10TH H. ANDERSON ron OF the late
Frederick Anderson, In the Goth year Of his age
The friends and aequanances OF the F requested
his funeral from st. James Church. this Monday morning.
1 nicl ncL
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A MIafnIre.

The Seceders have indusriously circulated that all the
Democratic State officers in Kentucky were for the Dis
union ticket This is mistake. Hon. James P. Bates,
President of the Board Of Internal Improvements and
Hon. Robert Richardson, Superintendent of Public In
s.ructiOn, both for Douglas and johnson. Mr. Rich
ardson addressed an immense Douglas meeting in Co
yington few days SINCE
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DougIns In GeorgIa.

The Augusta Constu.iondst says that iii receiving
the most cheering news from every section of Georgia
"of the prospects of the National Democracy and it
sures the Democracy of other States that Douglas and
Johnson will receive 1.-THE support of every true Demo-
nrntn i'm the State
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POLITICS

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July IA well attended Republi-
can meeting held in Court House Square last night
addressed by p o. HAYES, ESD
NEwPoRT July IA large Democratic meeting was
held here last night, and speeches made by GEN
cra Founoy, Of Arkansas, and Msjor Ira Root Reso-
buttons were ndnntrd endorsing Dnnnlls md Inhnsnn
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COMPLETION OF A TELEGRAPH LINE-THE
WEATHER.

VAN BURN, Ark, July ia salute Of 81 guns was
fred this evening in honor Of the completion OF the tee
graph line to this city,
The weather for the past few days has been intensely
hot in this vicinity. Yesterday the thermometer stood
Jos degrees in the shadC aud the air hot
almost suiiOca,e person. The river continued very
low being lordable at nearly every point
There Is a fair prospect Of rain which is very much
ueadpd
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VIRGINIA TRsTImaSx.
tlhGENtA TESTIMONY.
Certificate from Mr. NoRBoRSs HoRros tie Examiner oee
Richmond:

RICHMOND. Va, Feb 49, 1850.
hessrs w. FowLK Co., Boston-Genilemen IL with pleas
ure testify 10 the merit Of Invaluable lung medicine
Dr. WrsTlRs BALsiN VIM which keHise hIghy
ued many Of esteemed citizens who have tested M virtues
by trial
FIRST made ofth Basam three years since for yo
lent and distressing which baled the skin Of pAI scsns
70 my 10y experienced such gratifying relief induce
perseyere s Iaways keep by and find TO be
unfang In It's Effects No medicine that has Civ
en- such speedy relief Yours truly N0RB0RSE MOTION.
~ Caution 20 Hrclasers-The only genuine Wishrs Bal
sam has the UrsH signature OF az Butts" printed
OF PrOpeOr the outside wrapper all other vile ard
worthless
~ Prepared by SETH W. YowLE co., Boston, and for
SALE at Wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LADD
co., ". PETERSON J. p DUAL Richmond and BY all drug.
dsis and dealers in medicines In city and country.
iy4-ickuIm
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ARALLOON ALLIANCE

GRFAr Bend, N Y, July ia large balloon contain
ing three persons passed this village last night be-
tween the hours of 10 and o'clock 1t moving south
ward and is supposed to have been the Atlantic which
ascendtd from Albany yesterday.
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Another ReII Paper I'm nII,rI,rIppI.

Numbers of new Bell and Everett papers are being
started in the South. Three four such have been
started in Mississippi We have before US the first num-
Der Of the Constitutional Union" published at Holly
Springs, F. A. Duval j. C. Barrett and Jas. E. Ballard
1t shows the ability to aid materially in good cause
that Of the election of Bell and Everett
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The Valley Star says that large majority Of the De-
mocracY Of Rockbridge are in favor of Douglas and
Johnson. Our information from Highland and Pende-
ton is Of the character In Augusta the Democra-
cy are almost Unanimously for Douglas. Rockingham
will give Douglas from 1900 to 1900 majority Faitey
Usuarrrg
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Another douglas Paper In Kentucky.

The Eizabethtown Democrat has hosted the names Of
Douglas and Johnson. la its last issue it pounces upon
tue Seceders with vengeance. Read what it says:
1.-The whole action of the Boilers Convention shows
plainly that . members had predetermined to secede,
let the action Of tue National party be what i. might
Nor is their hasy and concerted action the only evil
dence We have that these servants Of the administration
had pre-aFrangad their stampede
Z.
"He douglas is in the fullest son-o the nominee Of
the National Democratic party and SUCH is entitled
TO the support Of al who acknowledge icalty to the
National Democracy
"Mr Breckenridge must, from the very nature of his
nomination. and the known character and sentiments Of
those who nominated him, be regarded in other light
than as Southern sectional candidate, placing all his
hopes of success the agitation Of the slavery question
and the deep seated hatred Of the South for Northern
men, He is not the dangerous fanatic that Mr. Lincoln
is nor do we regard him radically wroGg but the
effect Of his posi- ion the politics and destnes Of the
nation will be the same He looks to q sectional question
aud sectional chickering's and animosy for support and
so does Lincoln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-16

At the Breckenridge and Lane ratification meeting held
in Washington on Monday evening last, the President
of the United States said, that neither Breckenridge
Douglas got regular two-thirds nomination. hence any
Democrat Oas ati5srty vote for either he preferred"
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Can This be True1

The Montgomery (Ala) Confederation, Democratic,
says Hon. J. c. BREcKNRIDae signed "a petition to Gov
WISE begging the pardon of the traitor JouS BRowS!
Can this be true? Will the Enquirer or Examiner
enlighen US! We call for an immediate confirmation or
denial of this strange report
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An Accommodat,ag gentleman.

Mr. Breckenridge is an accommodating gentleman
He ran in 1856 for the Vice Presidency the Cincinnati
platform, and elected and he in now mounted upon
another PLATFORM and utterly repudiaes that which bore
him into office four wears ago. Such is DemoerdcU
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DIRECTORS

WV H. MAcFARlxD President Farmers Bank WARWICK, arm
Of wAruick ksdale wM G. CRsNHAw Arm Of Cren,haw
CO. wnLISorOS GoDDfS firm OF Goddin ApperSon 7. W..
MccAScE dm OF Dunlop, honcure Oo g. BlRKsDALr arm
Warwick kesvl JAMS H. GRGxr Tobacco Manufaeu
rer D. CRKxHAw arm OF Haxa, CrenshAW Co JoHx L.
firm Of Bacon BArksdale HAxAIL firm OF Haxa.
CrenshaW Co; JoHs OuREE. ia, sho owner VIZ D. WAR
wcT hrm BaIksdale Jas AFRAD JoSIs Attor
Law; ELLKrr Builder; q. RUFE, AghcuuTist and
Manufactures; MctRuDeR firm OF McGruders Sons w.
ckrNP Attorney Law Jas DUNLOP firm Of Dunlop, Mon
%.
BOILING ". HAxALL. President
o. y BRE5KE, see'y. jyi4-
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Encouraging For BreckinrIdge.

The Republican journals without exception, prefer
Breckenridge to Douglas. They doing all they can
to exat the and to degrade the other IF Breckin
ridge does not become the avorte of the Northern De-
mOcracy it will not be the fault of the Republican
Rans.
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Appropriate.

Charles Jared IngersO who has become as Infamous
the ssnderer OF Webster, as Buchanan has as the
slaaderer of Clay presided al the Breckenridge meeting
In Philadelphia.
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pourlnaIn Missouri.

The St. Louis Herald gives the following figures;
Total number of Democratic papers in Missouri at the
present time as
For Douglas far as heard from "a
A" Breckenridge s
Decline supporting either candidate S
No! yet heard from B
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Or. wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHEaRY.

In the whole hoy Medical Discoveries no AKEDY has per-
formed such remarkable ac
lions Ohe THROAT LuSos and CoUGH Coins BRoxcHn
49, INFLUENZA wHOOFSG couGH osouP ASTHMA Of CONSUMPTION
Itself as this rsmed onstred Justly celebrated Baam
DR. wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
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From he Heo York Times, August ., 1850

FFtIH lIt MIC lOTN ItDltF, ANgHsf y,
ePALDSGS PRsPARED GLUE-Prepared ue very useful and
convenient article for housexsepers and others spadng
Prepared Glue" 1t those small
which, heess far In the economs OF household
men and present aid in saving m expense and
trouble. The number Of small repairs furniture picture
frames croekey ehdren leather shell and oth.r fancy
work. with the almost nnumerabe 10 which 10 house
I'D really good aud ready article OF h kind may sp
Piled vii at sugg, themselves ladies Damaged
book looened leaves 1Apdated maps herbaums
will remind the student and The bookvorm It's value This
compounded with chemicals which old permanently In soa
on until IL applied without 'Gng rs strength and which
serve to give the adhesive matter msr hold surface
be united after which they quickly evapoat leaving glue
harden with rapdly and enacy IL IL estimated that there are
at least ave millions OF households In United States
outlay Ct from dollars annasly required
make small furniture spar from the numerous
iects and makeshifs that necessarily resoed to-
jyl4-d c4RiE
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Mr.. BELMONT TO CAPTAIN DUPONT.

AEw YORK, July o, 1860.
Capt S. f. Dupont U. s. ", Louvers near Wilmington:
DEAR SIR-I beg to acknowledge the receipt Of your
favor of 29h past enclosing order upon the Treasury
Of the United States for twenty thousand dollars which
the ENJOYS Of the japanese Embassy have requested
you to commit to for distribution among the members
Of the respective police of Washington, Baltimore Pha
dephia and New York. in proportion to the number Of
each, aud the time spent in each city by the Embassy
shall, in compliance with their request, forward to the
Mayors Of the respective cities the proporonate amounts
intended for the police of each am, dear sir, very
truly yours, AUGUST BELMONT.
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FATAL AccIDESr-A GENTLEMAN AND Two YOUSG La
Drowned IN TIKI PoToNAC.-0n Friday morning
last, as Mr.. Grant Harris OF "Waverley," POpes
Greek, in ST. Marys county Md, was taking sail in
pleasure boat accompanied by his nephew and neces-
Mr.. Morgan Harris and his two sisters of Cincinnati
Sandy Point, on the Potomac, squa struck and
overturned the boat. Mr. Grant Harris and the two Ia
dies drowned. Mr.. Morgan Harris alone escaped
from the sad caastroghe.-The unfortunate affair has
caused deep in this city, where the parties
well known and greatly respected Mr. Morgan Harris
and his sisters the time visit to their uncle
at "Waverley. Gazette.
The CAPrToL.-Several Improvements taking place
in and around the Capitol building The seats have all
heen removed from the Hall Of Representatives aud the
carpets taken up preparatory to restoring the desks and
chairs. Some of the benches have been ranged round
the rouuda and add very much to It's appearance The
room OF the Vice President is being finished and col
umns set on the outside of the new wings. Workmen
busy erecting a temporary fence inside of the iron
railing in front Of the Capitol preparatory to The remov
al of the latter for the purpose Of eulagng the grounds
- WnKL .IuiU 2
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A nnFI IN RERLM

letter from from Berlin, in the Paris Constitutions
mel, has the following:
"The general subject Of conversation here is duel
which took place the 20;h between the young Count
Henckel de Donnersmark and the brother of lady to
whom be had been engaged. The Count received ball
in the body and lies dangerously i'll now at Aix.llCha-
pele The of the meeting is said to be marriage
broken off between the lady, whom the Count had knoSn
in Paris, and who had accompanied him ato Sle-
sa short time before the day fixed for the union the
Count received letter containing disclosures which in
duced him to give up the connection. The parents Of
the lady sent for her brother from America This latter
is said TO have treated medical man who was on the
ground with great brutality, because he uttered an eI-
clamaon Of grief and pity when be the Count fall
When the latter struck his pistol falling from his
baud, went of, and was nearl wounding one Of his
seconds.
Mr.. EDWIN Boorn-The Troy Budget in abiding to
the recent marriage Of Edwin Booth the promising
young American tragedan TO Miss Mary Devlin says
Miss Devlin Is well known as one of the most beauti-
full fascinating and really talented young actresses of the
present day. She commenced her theatrical career in
this city in 1854 bailetgirl in the old Troy Museum
during the management Of it by that mould Of form and
glass OF fashion Gus Fenno. Her father at that time
was a poor but honest tailor living and keeping cloth
ing.sore at No. LAP River street. a lager beer sa-
loon. She after removed hence to Boston, where
her extraordinary dramatic talents we developed, aud
she soon became a star Of no ordinary magnitude
She has in the interim performed at all of the lead.
ing theatres in the country but her peculiar home
the Boston theatre, where her name was tower Of
strength" to managerial tern. Her "Parthenia
20 Mr. Booths "Ingomarn as well her pauline to
his "Caude Menot e. which has 20 often carried away
an audience, must have been tinctured somewhat with
the real rather than with fiction 1t is understood that
hr Booth has made her last appearance before the foot
lights
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Not yet heard IRON
Total,
Total,

Ou: of the eight papers declining to take sides posi-
lively at present. five of them lean toward Judge Doug
las Ald confidently expect that three of those be
heard from will support Judge Douglas This will give
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INSURANCE COMPANY of the STATE of VIRGINIA.
OFFICE CORNER or MArS ELEvENrH STREETS,
RICHMOND.
100000.
Capital,

TUyHIs COMPANY is prepared to take and Marine risks
favorable Terms Ao to guarantee and discount Negotiable
Bills and 70 receive Money Deposit and pay int thereon
CnnifaI 5000 OOO
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COArn1EROrAL.
oTcr or TIE VINO. July "a. issa

TH2 COTTON TRADE
The Cotton Supply Reporter, an English periodical
gives In IL last Issue the following exchanges
cotton goods by England In is,5 for cotton with It's two
great supply India Bates
Indis the export greater than the import weight
Export Of cotton goods to India 1850 d. 1873 6OS 2Io
Import ofrav cotton, 1859, ms 19q S3O,ssO
Excess Of exports. bs, l2723so
Exchange with the United States:
Export OF cotton goods, 1859, bI, 4502s4l
Import OF raw cotton 1859, bs., 6l,TOI2e4
Excess Of mpors DG, 9l667Ts3
The journal from which statement taken very Justly ar.
CUES that better for England to cultivate the Aac market
for Its cotton goods instead CT American which argument
We heartily Bone further statements Of the yasness OF the
Aae market for manufactures given the same CONGESTION
follows:
Yards.
Export OfcOOn goods India ard China 1880 1lss, $50
Export of cotton goods to all the Of the world
1859. 1 All Goa 40
India and China together take almost a. much as all the
rest ofthe world English Of cotton or this vast
stock to ASIA India takes yards leaving
yards 1t likely that export to China quite
equal oths II not 10 American ds superior In
Chinese estimation to British cloths Of tn. same description
amp the market for them very rApIpy Increasing
We hope, the Philadelphia Sor American our British
friends will feel deep regret In parting Us as customers
taking rank Aac Ia dependence grade eoons
We at least do regret ceasng to colonial emarba
nan In the matter Of manufacturing cotton aud II we
should be compelled spin times now do there
would very lite lamenaiiOn except among democrats
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DIR. McCIintock's Coid and Cough MIxturr.-
This great family medicine frs introduced by Dr. MC n, eli
when Dean Of the Philadelphia College Of Medece The entire
procession approve IT, and u guaranteed ordinary
cold cough arh nuenEa with absolute esrtany aad
degree Of rapidly that will agreeaby astonsh patient
Price IS ceuts. Sold by a W ie2l-Im
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.

DEFr, MARCRAUx q CO.'S. CHAMPAGNE
Wines Including Imperial Red lac Carte NoEe and Carte
ag,pts foryrginla sRLDkN MILLER,
iva Cor Pearl Cary Streets
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
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The drawing OF this celebrated L3ttery will take place
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The Last Days Of Pomps By Sir BuWer Lyon; vols 2mo
'lbrary edlor;" co
Man and wOman The Law Of Honor sppdt the sOa,cn
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ans" By the Rev Slaughter Rector OF Calvary Church. cu
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tion;" 90
womans Home Book OF Health work for mothers and for
families plan new, safe and Efficient by John stanbaek
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