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Virginia Democratic Convention.

RICHMOND, VA, February 1s.-The Conven-
tion broke up in row at about two o'clock
this morning, without announcing the vote on
the resolution, "that It is inexpedient to de-
clare particular preference for any man for
President" but pledgipg support to the nom
inee. This morning 1t was announced that the
vote was not yet counted, and motion pend
ing to take the vote again.
The Convention is now quarreling about the
method Of calling the roll and point Of order.
The Convention, amid much noise and oon-
fusion, end without arriving at any satisfac-
tory conclusion, have just adjourned till four
p M
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Condition of Affairs in chihuahua.

br. Louis, February l8.-W McManus and
James P. Hickman, Americans, arrived from
Chihuihua, confirm the information recently
received by Major Phelps, Of W ashington.
They rsporta deplorable condition Of affairs.
Not only Americans, but the entire foreign
population have been expelled from the
country, and their property con6scatsd. The
State was being overrun.
A considerable force of the Church party,
under Domingo Cajen, united with two hun
dred desperadoes pardonsd by Miramon from
prison. A desperate battle took place on the
plains of Talsmantes on the 18th ult.
The Liberals were defeated, with loss Of
forty-fvs killed.
The authorities of the capital, in copjuno.
tion with the Americans, had sent to Fort
Davis for the United States troops.
Receiving no relief, the Americans left the
city, leaving million dollars worth OF
property to the mercy of the robbers.
Csjen, at the head Of one thousand men, I,
was marching on the capital.
The Liberals were friendly to tho Ameri-
cans, but were unable to afford protection.
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THE cusroDy or "LIrrE ELLA" AaAIH I'M
Dnrurx.-Mrs. Martha Burma has been for
slx weeks past, with her adopted daughter.

The cusroDy or "LIrrs ELLA" AaAIs In
DnrurH.-Mrs Martha Burma has been for
six weeks past, with her adopted daughter,
"Little Ella" the precooious child, about
whose custody 40 much noise was made here
. short time ago. in tho City Of Philadelphia,
whore the little one has given frequent rad
ings in the parlors Of the beet society Of the
town. OF course, she made hosts of friends,
and was about leaving for this city, full Of
honors and Substantial rewards, but on Mon
day last, Mrs. Burns was astonished ct being
served with writ Of habeas corpus, issued by
Judge Lowrey, ofthe Supreme Court, upon the
petition Of a man by the name Of Brewster, to
whom the child's father, at Cincinnati, has is
sued power Of attorney, authorizing him to
assume control over her in his stead.
Appended TO this petition was the affidavit
Of Mrs. e. F. Elicit, of this city. This lady
states, in her affidavit, that her motives are
purely Of q disinterested nature; that she
wishes the child to be in possession Of her
natural guardian. The writ Of hshsas corpus
called for the instant production of the prodigy
In Curt, wherest Mrs. Burns was, Of course,
much distressed, but prominent Philadelphia
oitizens at once stepped forward to her aid,
end Mr.. Childs, Of Childs q Peterson, together
with her attorney, Mr.. Furman Sheppard, be-
came security for her appearance with the child
on Friday Of this week.-M =. Tribune, 18th.
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HOME CONCE ERTS-FOR THE
In ENCOURAGEMENT OF HOME TALENT.
NJ. CONDUCTED BY M.
~ +. w. RAUCH. as
The rst Of the series Of these interesting Concerts
will be given ct 7'
Smith & Nixon's Hall,
On the evening preceding W wASHINGTON's BIRTH
DAY, February 81. 80
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
L-oVsrtur'- oaliDho o5oSsss;as Si RSssasd. Boildsu
Lord have prSE %sEGE X qRGn %snWood me.
a.-oolumba. the Land Of The Brave......... .Beoket
CO. Sung BY Miss Krumberg.
sung %S Chons VI
.0erold. Mr.. &arwood and Mr.. Mooiensrsf. Mp A'''
'Air from 10 DSRlnS %sas2s sY's Bullet Aas'r
,s.-orphan WsissnEind. ....-....E W. Ranch
Mad Bs' mi psP.s VIZ MI: Sss5ss Misses
7-overture-Tancred .Rossini
8.-Forget me not-ballad- with flute and
piano accompaniment :..."......F. W. Rauch
Miss Sullivan.
" hscoshition-pss Erkennen. Proch
-Romance-from Robsi le Dlable. eyerbeer
u-Ho,n so,o madame Bullet. po....
har0 Madame e. sfsSi B0'h'A
.-Dass solo-from The Creation ... ....Haydn
Mr.. M00lengraf
H-A am m EIeeman-soio aud chorus. Words by
NJ ns;'a =; y BStisr M - ~ u x. /,
~ ''' II Picket, Mr. Mps mossIengras M s'~00u' A'.
h.-Then you'll re%s%bsr S msSpfsno solo......voss
iS.-I know that my Redeemsr aasr liveth, from
Miss Sarah H. Wilson. : 'A''
%ss .Rs sua sHiaHo No.. Picket
Msnforina- Guitar solo Composed and
ls.-Hail Washington Bass solo. Weber
Sung by Mr.. W. Young, ss acsompaAi' d BY Mr. Il. ..
is.-star. .spsneled papnerMsolo norns and chorus.
The piano used 10 one Of George Vogt's greatly i'm
proved patent pianos, from the musical establish
ment Of It. W. Rauch.
Doors open at o'clock; 10 commence at IN.
Tickets % cents for sale at E. W. Rauch's Music
Store, No. 80 West second door east Of
Vine.
lru TO THE PUBLIC tQ 4
Home Concerts, for the announcement Of home
TALENT where every talent has occasion to become
known By the public. managed In proper mannerr,
Of themselves good that trust the public will
appreciate them. I have taken great cnre to make
the programme suitable to the OCCASION and to fur.
ever styis he may ike viii leave tbs hs satisfied
The price has been put to the low figure Of twenty.
ve cens 10 order to enable every body to enjoy the
spending few hours In pleasant humor, but also
that OF cultiyating and refining the muslta talent
vited 70, examine the idea OF the Home Concerts,
and, II they find It worthy will please sustain nae In
realizing IL. Respectfully,
fe20 ii l1fa 'II ~, y. W. RAUOH.
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The Tuscan Moniear publishss decree rs-
voking convention concluded between the
Grand Duke Leopold and the Court Of Rome
in 1851, and all circularc and other acts Of the
Government relating thereto. Two of the
journals Gf Turin state that they see no harm
In the annexation Of Savoy to France.
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A SurFHRER FOR DEvorIoN 10 NEGRoHs.-A
man by the name Of Sherman, who has .
negro woman for companion, was escorted
out Of Illinoistown to ST. Louis, on Saturday
night, BY number Of citizens who did not APP
prove Of his choice Of . companion. He had
besn previously ducked In Indiana, and cow
hided in Oollinsville, Illinois, for Tho -same
ofsnse. He hasa grown son and dsughtsr
BY the woman. .,, . g (,s
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ACT I'd.

PARLoR AND HALL AT TERREB ONE
Preparations for the SALE McCosky claims tho pound
Of hesh The slaves 10 be sold, Petes Stump Speech
10 his "coored bred'ren'" hush up hush up! dcrs,
darkies" Darne enthuGasm. 'a@i
TIE AUCTION SALE OF SLAVES
RATS, Mate of the steamer Magnolia. GRACE, the
yslLw girl and her children. Buy mo, as'r" Pete on
the Auction stand-his Indignation at going cheap.
Lot No. 4-THE oCToROON Girl ZOE
CONSERVATION Of the eslaves--EXCITING INCIDENTS
.-McCosky bids Assault BY George Bowie Knives
and Revovcrs. Dora a1revengc on Zoe, who has takon
away hcrlov THE SALE OF THE oCToROoNl
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Later from Havana.

NEW ORLEANS, February 18.-The steamer
Ha5dna, from Havana on the 18th, has ar
rived. Business was dull. Sugar firm at
91f@9A reals. The stock on hand amounted
to $4,000 boxes, against 10000 boxes at the
same time last year. Sterling Exchange fat.
Freiphts dull.
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ELosisIRsr WIFE IN PIHxsYLvAxrA.--Th
SAFE Harbor people ore addicted 10 domestic
winss. Ono day last week wagon lead, con
sistise 81 fourteen hasrols Of eldeRbsRzy wine,
from tkst place, passed through Laneastsrs
en route for the PhilsdslphIs market This
kind cf beverage for wine biltsrs ID nev aEtl.
Gle In market, at least h such qaaatitlek
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Railroad Accident.

CLxvsLAND, February 49, The Lake Shore
Express train, while running slowly near Fair
view yesterday afternoon, was run into BY q
locomotive from behind. The passenger cars
were badly smashed. No serious injury to the
passengers Is reported. a,ssesi
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River News.

PIrrsBuRa, February 1s--M.-River six
feet ten inches by the pier mark, and falling.
Weather wet.
LOUISVILLE, February 1s-P. M River
rising slowly, with seven feet two inches in
the canal. Weather clear and growing cold.
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NEW ORLEANS, February 18.-BrowasyilJs
advices to the 9th inst. state that important
unpublished disclosures have bssn made o. to
the completely Of the Mexican authosities with
Cortinas, which, 1t is believed, will decide the
question Of war.
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Outward bound.

NEW YoRK, February lathe steamship
Gty Of WasAiagton sailed to-day for Liver
pool, with one hundred and seventy -four pas
sengers and $8S, 900 In specie. She took New
Orleans mails Of the l1th and telegrams Of the
18th. c.82 -, ,ig5ls .,ss
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THE ARGUMENT.
Nothing cxtenuate, or augh, set down IN malice"
" Tros, Tyriuwo mlhi nulo dlsormins agstur."
4t ACT 1st.
TERREBONNE PLANTATION!

Southern Home under Southern Sun.
The little Darkies-"dems was dan SksetcrG" PETE,
the old servant. GEORGE PEYTON, just arrived
home. MADAM PEYTON and tho PatrIarchal home
The good old UDGE SALEM SCUDDERS dsscrp.
tsn Of Zoe The two Oycrseers. A confession The
strange relation and affection existing between Madam
Pcyton and her husbands natural daughter Plantation
Life showing Southern waste and Northern thrift.
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From these figures 1t appears that the num-
ber of deaths in New York, compared to Ken
tuoky, aro as three 10 one. This is owing to
and multiplicity Of medical doctors.
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pIKE'S OPERA-HOUsE.

.. N. PIKE, Proprietor; y. B. Conway, Stage Di.
rector J. y. Herbert, Treasurer.
PRICks OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Circle, Parquette
and Balcony, 80 cents; Amphitheater. 25 cents
Private Boxes for eight persons, 48.
Box Office open from 10 A. NJ. until p. M, where
seats oan be secured.
Doors open at 6X o'clock; commence at IN.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS TIL EATE e IL.


Corner Of Sixth and Vine. streets.
John A. Ellsler, jr., sole Manager and Lessee.
PsIurs or ApMrssros- Dress Circle and Parqustts,
10oonts; Gallery, 2ocents.
Doors open at 6K, curtain rises at M o'clock.
= Re.engagement Of Mr.. Collins,
The celebrated Irish Comedian and Vocalist for six
nights more, for the express purpose Of poducing
number of his new and brilliant comedies
Mr.. Collins will appear In two Characters, and
during the performapce will sing Boys Of the Irish
Brigade, ,""Wine, Bright Wins,"" 1rust to Luck +"
and The Flag Of our Union"
THIS EVENING, February 20, will be presented
-rrlI71 KING O'NEIL;
On, TsE BoYs or THE IRIsH BRIaADn.
Captain ONeil, Mr.. Collins Duke de Rlchelieu, Mr..
Read; King Louis XIV, Of France, Mr.. Lord; Sir
Henry Arundel, Mr.. Hall Major do Burgh, Mr..
Fisher Countess Dillon, Mrs Gilbert; Marchion.
ess dc Olsrmont, Miss Annie Waite.
After which Mr.. Collins will sing the great ma.
tonal song, with fnll chorus, The Flag Of our
Union," universally received with applause.
To conclude with
HIS LAST LEGS.
O'Oallahan, with songs, Mr.. Collins; Rivers, Mr..
Fisher; Charles, Mr.. Hall. M
Several new comedies are In active rehearsal
among them The Irish Post" The Wrong Pas
senger," and 0 brilliant comedy, from the famous
modern writer, John Brougham, Esq, called "The
Fortune Hunters" TtHa
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ZOE! The 0ctoroon |!

Arrival Of SUNNY SIDE and DORA. Dora Sunny.
side portrait George cannot understand the social Pc
n,on Of Zoe: MccLOsKY arrives The hard custom
er. PAUL, the yellow boy, and tho
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MORTALITY IN CIrIEs.--The following table,
made up from official reports, exhibits the
satio Of mortality in different localities,
among both the white and colored population:
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First night Of the Romantic Drama called
The Sea Of Ice;

AAO 0OcA Va AtO1
On, The TnInsr YoR Coin AND THE WILD FLowEB
or MEXICO, r
With new and gorgeous scenery and effects.
During the scene In the Polar Regions new and
entirely original effect will be for the first
brilliant phenomenon of
TEE AURORA BOREALIS.
THIS EVENING, February 20. will be performed
the beautiful drama, in Ave acts, entitled
THE SEA OF ICE.
AoTs AND II-PERIoD, l705.
Carlos. the adyenturer, passenger on board the
Uranis, Mr.. Conway Captain de Lascours, Of the
Urania. Mr.. Sheridan jean Medoc the carpenter,
Mr.. Hall Barabas, sailor, Mr.. Davidge Pierre
Pacome, the armorer,. Mr.. Harcourt; Louise de
Lascours, wife Of the Captain, Mrs. Conway; Ma
rie, their child, Miss Hogan.
iAoTs III, Nv AND V-PERIoD, l72O.
Marquis del Monte, o Mexican nobleman, Mr.. Oon.
way Horace de Brionne, o gentleman, Mr.. Chap
lin Georges de Laval, naval commander, Mr..
Addison; Secretary to the Spsnish Embassy, Mr..
Wild Flower Of Mexico, Mrs Conway The Count
ess dc Thesinge, Mrs. wilkins; Diane de Lascours,
with song Of Happy Moments" Miss Crocker.
To conclude with t
POOR PILLIC0DDY.
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THE RESOLVE
AUT ad.
The Landing ON the mississippi !
THE LUMBER SHED.

scudder returns to his old trade and akesa Photograph
Paul wants his picture TOO Pets brings terrible news
Zoe confirms Georges declaration Of his love He
does not know what 1 am y The "sighth blood" The
indian and Paul The Dasuerreoypc. The savase's
fear for the machine he thnksit deadly weapon Paul
sits for bis portrait The murder. The letter and ths
flight "Tsrrsbonns will be sold and Zoe Will DO Hne"
Grief Of the IndianM tte death Of Paul.
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Indian Hunter, wAR-Mo.x !

Strange affection between the savage and tha boy slave,
companions In tho Swamp hut. Paul and the Indian
rar, off for the United States Mail Foreclosure on Ter
rsbonne-tho Plantation to be sold. The last hope Of
recovering the estate. Judge Psytons Desk MeClosk
eys love for the Octoroon cannot marry you but
will make you mistress Of the richast estate IN LouiSa-
ma" Diamond cut diamond McCiosksy and the Yam
kss understand each other. Scudder confasses his love
for Zoe Meclosksy discovers the free papers Of Zoe
TUE, yr,nc EwrNn,' TuE nlPY yorrpi
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Or, Life in Louisiana,
Illustrative Of 80
American Scenes,
American Homes and
gao5s gxs Southern Life.

Miss KIMBERLY having paid the author ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS for the exclusive right to
this play, II can only be performed in Cincinnati
during her engagement.
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&kenc0ntre between au Ex. e. s. mnr-
tnai and u Delegate to ChArIcstoI1. :


1t has for Some Gays been uoisrd about the
city that couilic1 Of m irrrpressible charac-
teT was awaiting the meeting OF two honorable
gentlemen Of the Douglas school Of politics.
Anxiety was on tip-toe anticipating the event
anxiety Of the parties TO avoid each other, both
appearing to appreciate primary law OF na-
TUE; Anxiety Of tue people to witness mus
pu:c,. tue majority caring little which Of Tie
two should be " vate1 up or voted down.
TIE impending crisis /" cau,c At last, and
fell with tremendous power upon the hfdds Of
the honorable gentlemen, as the marks therein
abundant'y testify, We were not favored with
place in I" the ring" mud cannot. therefore.
srsak from personal knowledge Of the .snaay ',,a
cienfly posted in the phraseology Of ll,c ringto
report the encounter in artistic stylc. Wencver-
thelcss understand that lotil chute up in fine
style for the first round, tho Governor z. "tap-
ping the noddle' Of tl.e Congressman " aud
A'drawing the care:" freely, receiving in return
seyarai poudcrons Flows in the vicinity Of ljs
"peepers.'' 1iow long this sport would have
continued, il uninterrupted, VIC nre unable 10
81, but we judge from The pluck exhibited,
that, like tle tarnler's old ram. they would have
fought up to the end Of tile tall. fortunately
for them, however, Helpers" were at bnnd,
WHO "d,ssulycd the bonds o unionH between
them aud repfessed the conflict. The parties
learn, will put them again in trim and bring
them TO time ut the tap Of the drum.
The sequel Of this affair, rs it appears on the
records Of the Police Court OF this city, is that
Robert Holloway, Douglas delegate to Charles.
ton. was fined s. on Tuesday last, for IN assault
tbx, day maze upon james Oasldso1. lnte u. 5.
Aarsl,al and would.be delegate to charleston;
without cost. tue Court concluding, perhaps,
1hAt le had Li<t supuvh Dlre4dT.
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Tfke TctIfApu Disaster.

The Committee Of citizens Of Warren county,
ILL.,, appointed to receive and dislurse the con
tributions of the benevolent public to flle sui"
fercrs in lhe terrible disaster at Ellison about
two years ago, hare made u report. which VIC
lind in the Oquawka E9aindfat". 9hc follow
inc is their financial statement:
rhe Co'nu,5,tce received In PoaL.. rlothrE. r-o-
cl-inr4 and materials invt1red ah.E '!ssihn. a..
1r r.sS s ~ 0 ..,.. e. Il
Hua ;nt;s WA iar;sacs. Gcffs ir io..in 'ice
VA o7Earizc in 1Yy cssrib1.{sEz- as"as.. se ."
MatIrx in nH. sAo' o
Every d,1lar Of which dts: i5nca II te f!e'e IN
proportion to ;hcr citc 1ms1nee. ard fs*ctise ose
The Committee proceed to state TINT the Res,
II. S. johnson, Of &;alesburgh. 10 whom cons1d-
cradle Sims Of money md largc n1nounts Of
property, (includng e:,0eo feet of !an'ber and
.l1,vou shingles, la.l, and rickets,) probably
reaching 6s.opa in oil, has never accounted to
the Committee for the same, nor has he to the
best Of their knowledge aud belief, ever distrib-
uted uny of it to the sufferers, unless IN IN un-
1air and unauthorized manner The Committee
believe that the lumber received bg alr. John-
son Inns beeu privately disposed If by l''nsel!
or his friends. The Committee request that all
persons who have contributed 10 the Ellison
fund will info1ru them without delay, gtslug
,,articn1ars in full. Address 4. A. kankin or !.
", Collins, Monmouth, Warren county, I'LL
uois.
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TUE HAnpEk's FERRY TR1ALs-The tria1 Of
Aaron D. Stephens, one Of the parties implicit.
ed in the affair ut Harper's Ferry, will COM
mencc on Monday next, ut i term Of tie Circuit
Court Of Virginia, 10 be holden st Char.cstoxn,
III that State. 1t was at first proposed that be
should be tried before the q. S. Court, but sub
selucnily it was decided that hc should bc tried
before the same tlibunal where John Brown
,nd others have been convicted, mud special
session is to be held for that purpose.
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The Republican State Central co'amlltee OF
Massachusetts have fixed upon the sth Of March
T.. The time for holding State Convention to
elect. Delegates to the National Convention.
At an elcct:pn held iu the first Representative
District Of Newburyport tcaleh CnslinG's
hone) OH the :5tl,, to ill the vacancy OCCASION
ed By the resignation Of +. g. Colby, Democrat
Orlando Bailey, Republican. was elected, beat
ing his Democratic opponent by upwards Of .''
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The letter from tho Hop. l. Lincoln: TO he
found On this page; is conclusive rs to tue
matter to which it relates, while the eand"r
and nice sense CT justice which it evinces, are
eninetltls characteristic Of the writer We
shall doubtless, 14car' no more Of the con-
1eInptiLle la'selsooas which l'ove hcenthe oc-
casion Of calling out the letter, ros Of the mis-
creauts By whom they were reddlod around
the State.
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:1i9rcss 4 Grihtl1tt
THE SPEAKETISHIP.

Tie caucus Of Republican members Of Con-
gre:s met On Saturday and adjourned without
grttiDg an inch nearer an organization. The
meeting seems to have broken up by tile ILL
hammered retirement Of certain members
while o1ler 1uembcrs were speaking.
Whether those ahsenting themselves
were the heroic souls whose cry is ".sner-
man or Democrat" does not appear
Il is safe 10 presume TINT they were not Of
that number who desire to effect an organlza-
ton and proceed with the business Of the
country. At lis distance ii is perhaps not
sa!e TO cri,icise tie caucus CT its members. but
We repeat ttlht on whomsocver tho RESPONSE
biIi,y rests Of allowing u Disuuiouiss to 1c
elected Speaker: while . Republican might be,
it will grind lliEn to powder.
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Acc,pES7.-A little girl YVES Knocked down
and Injured by horse car on Randolph street
on Saturday evening. We could learn no par
ticuiars
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TIE Boston journal says the delegates re-
Gently elected to the National Republican Con-
vcu,iou from Connecticut, nre supposed to be
pretty evenly divided in their choice for can-
didh.e for the Presidency, between Governor
Chase and Edward hates.
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COVERS SULTANA SAUCE,

COYER'S SULTANA SAUCE,
For Hot aad Cold Dlshes Of Ill kinds THIS most de
llcaoua and ar7rnnk Invented by tue reao"neo
"Soycr for the London Reform Club srce h deee4e'
manufactured ~ the vel known house Of Crosse BUCK
well, Lon3on from the original sep:. It IS Tho 'asoa.
SAUCE in England and the Continent with htsh anu
eroxlos reputation American Eptcurta and Is Euea
rnroved Of u srnu1cn. the arpette And to digestion
OPINIONS Of TIE LONDON FREsS.
.v- recommend o,.: correspondent 10 tEy Mora Sost1,
nev sauet catI,lcd the 'sH1tanA sauet i made Ate
,,. "a In r.,c. of slow aud weak digestion. .-l1l1
!. Lancet. =. c,-.,,
"A mos. valuable adjunct 10 Fish, Flesh. and Fowl aa
! kscu,a bays place one vesy tabc.-..Anss-
Sole Agents for tie United staie,
| CaRnyRE q. YvEL1F, ,el7 Fulton ST. Few io;f.
.,annhy l. HAYES, 81 cornh!lt. Bostou, For sale
f.,,rrrs md Fruit Dealers cve5yFherc- 114toa<2T%.
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FLoaAL.-Edgar Sanders, Florist at Luke
View, made our arid sunctu,n to bloom like
garden, on Saturday. His boquets are percn-
nial and nil the year round.
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ASSESSMENT Ss7Ts.--Therc was Latcl Of
cases in hearing in the Superior Court, brought
By tic city FIR Special Assessments on South
street, resisted by Divers owners.
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been appointed Guard to the Governor Of ILL.,
nois