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Passengers breakfast and sup at Ashland and dns
on hoard the comfortable steamer between Acaais
Creek and Washington. -
IA For further information, apply atthls onos'
Broad street, Shockoe Hill.
JAS. d. WINSTON, Gent Ticket Ar
SAM'I RUTH, Sur't.
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- VIRGINIA CENTkAi.
ia kAlL RoA D-.The !
TRAIN will leave Richmond Daily. q go A. NJ
for GORDONSvILLE, CHA RLoTTESsv III iLitt'
STANTON. LYNCHBURG, ALEAANphi"'
and WASHING TON.
NH 2Hts WN,F.ADC0CK. Ticket Agent.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. ID. COULLiNG, DENTIST,
D$~ may hereafter be found ut his office, No.
1HAALo 2O71s Main street, between 9th and 10th,
prepared to attend to his professional engage
meDts, NH 28- 3m
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MADDUA 4 CO.. . r.,,ux
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Cary street. opposite Columbian Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
w. H. HOWARD, OF York, : Assistants,
w. NJ. MARSHALL, Of Lunenhurg.
Guarantee to their friends faithful attention to
ali consgnments, and orders for goods from pro-
duce customers
Mr.. F. v. SUTTON, JR., Is admitted to IN
terest in our business.
te l-dtsAcw4 MADDUX l. CO.
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= BOOTS AND SHOES..GREAT 80
PRODUCTION IN PRIC ES.-CHAS.N0
.@BEHLE, Broad street, between I'd and ID.
Keeps a large stock Of Ladies', Gentemen's and
body in Richmond to compete with him in his line,
As he manufactures to Ordor, and supeIintends
himself. loo A-ly1 CHARLES BELLE.
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LEXANDER MOTT,
II AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT,
Will attend regularly to the sales Of HORSES,
MULES WAGONS, &c:, at the Horse Lot, every
Stock intended for sale will please he entered be-
fore the morning of tie sale.
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w. PETERSON offers his sincere thanks to his
friends and customers for their former liberal pat
rODage, and respectfully asks continuance Of the
same for the new concern Of w. PETERSON 4
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A. II WIN. DIXON, Chronometer Maker
"A to the Admraty.-I have some of the
&N3 WATCHES made Ivy the above celebrated
4EsGmaker. just received from the case max
eTs; also, on hand, other makes of hne quality
For sale very low, according to quality. For a
really fine Watch call at No. 81 Main street. north
side, I'd door above l4th street.
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" NOTlC E-sPRiNG AND sIJNurp
6ARRANGEMENT -CHANGEo OF Hoi, ~ ~
commodatlon train will leave Milford Al q, ms &C
r. Returning, will leave Rlchmond at o'cIocdi
Supt's Office r.. &P.R. Il. Cot An' sapt
Richmond. April 10. 1859. .n,n a.
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j ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street, next to the Mechanics Institute.
IRON Ratings, XERAN DAHS, BALCC-
MES. CHAIRS, SETTEES, &C.; also, Grating,
Vault and Cellar DOORS, and every other kind of
IRON WORK for ornamental and building pur-
poses, manufactured at snort notice.
Ma Particular attention e iven to enclosing Burial
Lots in the city q nd country. ia A-12m
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25
Wholesale Druggists 143 and l45 Clay st. San FrdncSc
M rG. wv i II s. i Q w.

An EXPERIENCED NURSE and Family Physician, has
Soothing Syrup for children tcething, which greatly
facilitates the process of eeng by softenng the gums
reducing all n0amation-wi allay ali pain, and is
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers. it will
give rest to yourselve and relief and health to your in
nt, prefectly safe in all See advertisement in
another column m.121T,sn
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nSy-Thn Medical and SURGICAL In

sttute of DR.. L. j. CZAPEAY is already secured in
position which places it, rs we'll as its proprie-
tor, far above the assaults of envy and profession
al malice In the schools of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded TO practitioners in this
department of Medical science, and they occupy
with Others an equally lofty position in the pro-
fcsson. Rcord is an ilustrouS example. shin
ing light among the philosophical stars of his age
in Europe, and Dr. Czapkay has fully equalled
him in this country, ne proof Of which, the Phil
adelphia College of Medicine complimented him
with II Diplomn and the honorary ad eHndem
degree. Selecting this as his field Of operation,
although qualified as graduate of the Universi
ty of Pcsth. and late Chief Surgeon of the Hun
garian Revolutionary army, for more extended
labors, DR.. L. j. Czapkay has bent his earnest
attention to the cure of chronic and private
diseases, in which he has hecome so great an ex-
pert that he is now regarded as the LEADER in
this branch Of his profession throughout the
United States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter OF interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors
Offices are at his Medical and Surgical Institute,
on Sacramento street corner Of LeidesdOrf nearly
opposite the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company.
Hs1s"We ask particular attention Of our readers
to the sworn certificates of remarkable cures, in
another column OF this paper. m.l2 l7.3m.
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I. Q. O T.
Eall,a saraaYoariIla

tive and purifier of the blood cleanse the tystem of all
morbid and impure matter, removes pimpies, bois and
eruptions from the skncures rheumatism and pains Of
all kinds All who afford should it, it tends to
give strength and rolong life Sold by Druggists gener
ally, at 81 per bottle
Es. lHALE. ~ CO., ProprIctOrs,
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Latest Pony Express News,

rha Pony Express arrived at Miller's Station,
,r.on Valley, on the Goth, seventeen days from
], 1osenb, having been delayed by Indian dis
.horccs on the route. We condense the fol-
- news from the Sacramento Unions
dispatch
4 X relation 10 the late fires in Texas nothing
nrch is said. A negro boy at Georgetown was
sanrht in the act of firing building, and ac-
nowledced that two abolitionists had melted
a., "a thc deed. THE friends of Bell and Ev-
srott held the largest meeting in Covington, Ky,
ror known there. =. THE Democrats have car
]; "a North Carolina. DESTRUCTIVE tornadoes
ID occurred in Illinois and Kansas. =. THE I'm
;on narty triumphed in Kentucky. ..SCIT has
Ken commenced against the Great Eastern for
H. infringement on American patent in the use
N fnaddle and screw combined as motive power
TIE Washington dispatch of Aug. 9th says
tbat requsiton was made on the Treasury
Dcnartment for S20O,000 to pay for Lime Point
Ind draft was issued strangely enough, how
ever the draft was Cancelled at the Treasury De-
rortmpnt. AT the Breckenridge Convention
held at Syracuse, n Y, Gideon j. Tucker drew
nn n series of resolutions, among other things
tbat the National Democracy of New York had
no new allegiance to proclaim ; rpprobating the
sclan of Lincoln for interfering by act of Con-
cress with the rights of Shareholders in the Ter
5,tories, and the plan of Douglas for interfering
By unrriendly Territorial legislation ; upholdng
sthe Drcd Scott decision ratirying the platform
of Cushine's Baltimore Convention, and heliev-
inc it apparent that Brccllinridge and Lane
would receive from l20 TO 1870 electoral votes In
the Southern and Pacific States, which with the
rotc of New York would elect them, desiring all
who wish Lincoln's defeat to vote for Breckin-
ridge and Lane. Jas. r. Brady J. A. Dix and
.Chas O'Connor, of II. Y. City, were named for
Governor but no nomination made.
FoREIGN-THE Christians of the interior Of
SYRIA are leaving for the coast to place them
selves under protection OF European vessels
arains the Musselmcn The Paris correspondent
hi the London LeroM wrote that England and
France we're about TO send $4,000 troops to Syria
hinder command of Mcmahon. Princess Fred
.erck William has had daughter baby ~ GAR
aBAIDI had taken Mela2zas AT London Nor
snon conference, Brigham Young was elected
bead of the church. .. AT last dates $4,000
|Trcnch and English troops and feet of ships
|lad gone to Syria.
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IT is all idle to suppose that Mr.. Douglas Is to
Igct a shadow Of a vote either in California or
anywhere else. The issue is clearly settling
down to this simple question I" Has the slave
lholder constitutional right to take his peculiar
Irroperty with him into the Territories ?" To
this question there are but two answers-aye and
mo. Mr. Breckenridge represents the ayes, Mi.
Lincoln the noes Democratic StaRdard
Perhaps the editor honestly thinks that some
|of the other candidates will get the " shadow"
while Mr.. Douglas will receive the substance.
The Standard man tells us what the issue is, and
who it is between, in his opinion Will ma ior-
ly of the voters of this State abide that or any
other issue when election day comes Expert
ence teaches that they will not. The editor also
tells us that Mr. Drecknridge represents the
"oyes' in the above issue, and Mr.. Lincoln the
" noes" in which case Mr.. Douglas must certain
ly come in for the betweens"--not an nconsid-
crabe portion of the thinking people of this
State and nation Notwithstanding The issue is
between the two first named, we believe Douglas
will get the shadow Of a vote"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25
Card from Ex- Assemblyman Lawrence.

EAsTNAN's PRECINCT, Aug. %, 1860.
A. C. LAWRENCE, ESQ.,.
Dear Sir Since the unfortunate rupture in
the Democratic party. many Of your old person
al and political friends who were pleased with
your course in the last Legislature, and who were
desrous of your again representing the county
in the next Legislature, are anxious to know
whether you will now be candidate, and if So
whether you will submit your name to either of
the county Democratic conventions for nomna
ton BY answering through the columns of the
JOURNAL you will eblige many of your old friends
GEO. Brown,
4. n. Ransom,
AND OTHERS.
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JOURNAL.
xyenyerviitc Post OMce.

rbo mail for the Atlantic States and Europe
.ho steamer Of Sept. llth, will close at this Of
= on Friday evening, August 3lst. at 7 O.
m. JAS. O'CONNOR. p. NJ.
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:, IHE North Iowa Times says that in comforting
me me tItie of L. l.. d. on honest old Abe, "the
racuity at Gaesburg have anticipated the Dem.
ocracy a few months. Licked Like the D-l,
Y Inc meaning of the cabalistic letters"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

LINcoLN's BEND on THE SACRAMENro.-Wh
the Steamer Swan, was laid up with a broken
shaft few miles below Bidwell's-our friend o.
g. Smith, assisted by some of the men belonging
ton meeting" on their own hook, and to raise a
Lincoln and Hamln flag. They bound with
ropes long rail to a couple of trees, and
stretched upon it large canvas flag on which
was painted in large characters the names of
Lincoln and Hamlin Giving three hearty
cheers for the success of their favorites, they
christened the place "Lincoln's Bend.-Red
Buif Independent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

To Messrs. Geo. Brown, A. ~ Ransom, and
others.
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SoIIDIFIED MuK.-The Wig Press, published
at Middletown, N. Y, says that a concern for
manufacturing solidified milk is being started in
that place, by Messrs Wells and Provost. New
York. When in full operation, the concern will
require about 1000 gallons of milk per hour.
The process is to extract the water (SS per cent?
from the milk by an eyaporating and drying OPP
Grafton, which leaves an article that, by the
addition of sugar, may be put up in cans or pa
pers and kept in It state of preservation any
length of time. 1t can be eaten in dry state,
or is readily soluble in coming in contact with
any fluid Already people in cities use it in
preference to milk, because they are sure OF get
ting genuine article, and not, as is too often
the case, diluted or adulterated one.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

Dying TX INCHES when We went TO the
zTast says Mrs. Day, Of the UcSperian. we thought
smatters on shpboard about as bad as they we'll
.coud be ; but returning, we found them even
Iworsc. Human beings were crowded in Ike so
many heads of live stock bat what shocked MS
most. was the evident disregard of human ife
There were not trcmcn enough on hand, cOnSe-
|nucntly the few had to he on dnty too many
hours During the passage of eight days from
New York to Aspinwal, no less than two fine,
hearty men, were burned alive by this mode OF
treatment, (rumor said three y but ,ce knoec of
two The last one, finding himself sinking,
lsonght the deck, where he was met hy the engin-
Ger, who inquired "how he dared to leave his
post before his six hours were up?' /" am dy
ing ly inches" was the reply when the cngin-
Ger, seizing bclayingpin, bit him with it and
sent him reelinr senselcss to the hold below.
from whence he was afterwards dragged up
Through the coal scuttc, or pipe through which
5;hcy bring up cinders, and carried up on deck
sand laid in the burning hot sun Of that tropical
srlime (fOr we were near AspinwatD until he
flicd. Even after death, his body bore the marks
sof violence Are VIC a Christian people? All!
slet, the poor, desohte wife and her fathcrless
Shabes reply, when, instead Of meeting the warm
Sembrace and the atfcctionate kiss of the husband
SpM father they learn the sad truth that be was
burned alive on board The United States Mail
Steamship North star and that. too. in the
8service of a man who has been called "the poor
1nan's friend"
4 Since the above was in type q letter from the
fcaptan of the North Star has appeared in the
-Aha California, refuting the statement published
In the Nesporian. The two men died he says, but
Il not from violence or over work, which statement
lie says will be subsiantiated by P. 3. Redding
snnd Maj. Bidwell, who were passengers at that
tfmn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

SAN FRANCscG HERALD.--.Ths paper has at
last taken position for Breckinrdge and Lane
ihls result was not brought about without
struggle. John Hugent could not and would not
90 Brecknridge, ana finally sold out his interest
10 e. W. Guthrie, think of the San Francisco
Herdd with any other than John Nugent as its
edltor!-Huni6oldt Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25
TRINITY CHAPTER,

nMsszs No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
SSXS5A on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
ssasaA each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
26td Il. T. MILLER. Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

SAN JOSE REPoRTER.-That paper, under new
editor, again hoisted the Breckenridge and Lane
flag on the l4th inst
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-08-25

LIME PoGNT.-Of all the absurdisies, induced
by the heat of party feeling, the greatest is to
be found in the fact that portion of the citizens
OF California complain that Senator Gwin, by
indeiatigable perseverance, has induced the Gen
eral Government to take the initatory step
towards effectively fortifying the barber of San
francisco. This is certainly the cap sheaf to
party prejudice Standard
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IsprpESDNcE, Mo-, october 70, 1890
The Mexican NAH with dates 70 the 9th inst, A.
rived this morning.
The companies against the Esvsioes had been goas
about two weeks. In their absence band OF IndlADA
came within sight miles Of SALte Fee and OF 80
mules belonging to Esberg and Amberg company u
thirty soldcrs, der command of Capt Gibbs went
pursuit., but failed 10 overtake them. A company
VI h.xicsns ana Pueblas also went, and recovered
sixty Of the mules The balance entirely lost which
will he q heavy loss the same time
the ldsps succeeded In running from the govern
herd at Albuquerque, hundred beef cattle. They
made their escape
On tue eth instant band Of Indians crossed the
within twelve miles ofsante Fe going In tue direction Of
Gallisto.
The and Col nueroy at loggerheads In
regard the tearing down Of Old adobe building.
No news from the Plains Of special In iereet.
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NEWS FROM the NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Designs OF Spain I'm south and Gen.
trail Amsrica-The President and ths
Sscs ssion Question, &C., dc.


sscs ssion Question, &C., &c.
WASHINGTON, Oct. %, 1850.
@ASsH TERRITORIAL AcoRAspizExnS1 IN sorm AND CEN.
The government have been put In possession Of nforma
ton, from reliable source respecting Spanish designs
and ntrgucs TO obtain foothold upon this nent
Her operations are raid TO be upon grand scale II Is
clear from the disclosures that her designs
fined 70 Mexico, but extend also TO Central and South
America She is understood 10 have the operation Of
leading European Power, which, should II become
cessary will render her all the necessary aid The ad
mlnisuaion, being in possession OF al the facts. will
keep vigiant watch OF her movements The menacng
attitude Of her feet In the Guf her operations yeue
zuela, and the landing OF large force upon Dominican
SOIL clearly indicates that there truth In the re
port OF Territorial acquisition upon this continent AMI
every other quarter where there possibility OF
TIE szcrn1os novraxsr oy TIE sorrH AND INK ADMINS
TxAr1oS.
The black republican press constantly asserting
that the President has stated that be did not believe
there would be . dissolution Of the Union, or even
q sccession Of the Southern states, In the Of
Lincons election. This Is . complete fabrication He
has hestaed 70 state TO any and every who
asked his opinion that he had serious apprchensions
upon the subject What tho South viii 10 he does not
pretend 70 know but that eight, and perhaps
mor-, Of The Southern States viii take speedy action
fully anticipates What he win do n anything In such
emergency, he has never Indicated 70 any human
being
ELECTION UNITED ~ osrGoS
The election OF Baker republican, and Nesniih, Doug
las democrat United states Senators from Greg m
creates no surprise The fusion between rs9ub
lican and Douglas factions In the Legislature
pcte Thcy ooaesced also the Congressional election
but were beaten.
YAScY PRESIDENCY.
An evening paper contains the explanation OF George
~ sanders touching the offer OF the yoe Presidency
Mr.. YAncey. II does not mend the matter.
BRrcxISRDex srAu CorRcIoS
Tho Douglas and Bell journals are imporiunng Mr
Breckenridge to respond 70 the questions Of the Norfolk
esc.or about coercing State.
TIE PRIMER AID rn PRECEDENT AT MOUNT vsRyoS
Much pleasure expressed In artistic circles a, the
suggestion that Roester 70 paint picture represent
Ing the Prince and the President at the Tomb Of Wash
inston II 10 regretted that the painter not present
10 a. 70 have the real impressed bis imsgns
ton for IL IL said 10 have been strkngy picturesque
GARNET COUNCIL
Al the Cabinet Council 10 day all the members were
present except ncesrs. Thompson and Black.
fHs YxxI1rs soprH
Gentlemen VINO have visited different Southern STATES
represent that The feeling Of the people Tor inter
course with the North In advance Of that Of the
leaders.
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was supposed at Honolulu, being the opinion on
authentic information. that the northern whale
catch this season would he snss.
Tie news We publish from the northern part Of
Mexico VIII be found interesting. The manifesto
Of Gov. yidaurri, Of New Leon aud Coahuila. gives
complete picture of the past and present condi-
ton Of the republic. There /. evidently springing
up in that portion of Mexico a desire for annexa-
ton TO the United States though Mt present con
fined 10 very few. The iourishng and pea .eful
condition, politically, OF California, Texas and
New Mexico is an example to Mexicans who be-
hold the helplessly distracted condition of their
country, which must produce an apowerful
effect II is said that in the event of war with
Spain, vidaurri will declare the territory of which
he is Governor independent, and throw himself on
the United States some other foreign Power able
to afford protection to life and property.
BY the arrival Of the ship Parana at this port
yesterday from Buenos Ayres, we have received
files of papers and letters from our correspondents
TO the 4th nit. terrific gale visited Buenos Ayres
on the 10Th and 30th of August, causing great de-
struciion OF property in the city and port. The
Custom House was flooded with water, the gas
works destroyed. number of buildings swept
from their foundations, and two miles of the San
Fernando Railroad track were washed away, while
in The harbor two vessels were sunk and nineteen
driven ashore. The American vessels, however,
escaped with but trihing injury.
The torchlight procession Of the opponents of
black republicansm last night was grand affair,
and was more brilliant, more numerous and more
enthusiastic than any demonstration Of political
character ever before attempted In this city. The
affair is graphically described in our columns this
morning.
Hon. Salmon p. Chase. of Ohio, delivered a
speech last evening in Brooklyn, in the republican
W'gwam. We have a sketch Of his remarks, but
are compelled by the press of matter to hold it
over.
The cotton market steady yesterday with sales Of
about eco bales closing the basis Of SD Mt for
niddling upands The -four market, under the iniu-
encc OF heavy receipts, With iess active demand
port, was rather easier for common and medium grades
OF State aud Western brands while extra grades were
without change OF moment Wheat opened dull but,
with Eight concession In favor OF buyers the market
was more active, at prices given In another place.
Corn was active, with free sales Ut Toe for
western mixed, In store and aHost ard at Tec. nc
Tor round yellow. Pork was In better request,
while prices were also nrmer The ysaes embraced
mess q. $40 30 $40 37,, old do. at sls $40 TO- at
SD 10 sl4 o21 for new primo. Sugars less
bnoyaut while the sales embraced about 100 nhds and
SO boxes at rates given In another place Feghts were
steady, with more offering for Engsh ports. To Liver
pool wheat vas petty freely taken In bulk aud bags
I'D. l2hd cotton at I'd, and -four at s. Sd. S.
4hd and wheat, In bulk and ships bags to London at
lSd. al3hd lS4d, and flour ct 81. 81.
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oirRAnc MATrxRs.-The Academy Of Music win be
opened to night under the auspices Of Formes Fasbr
Co.. for the performance OF Italian and German opera
"Robert lie DAbe" win be given this evening in Italian
by Madame Fabbri, hessrs. stgcli and Formes 10 the
principal roles The artsts all good and excellent
performance may be anticipated.
The Academy artists who not included in the above
named company have formed holy alliance, which In
Guides Madame Coson, Mics Louisa Kellogg, Miss AIDE
lade Philips sgnori srignol Ferri, susni and Muzio
The business manager Is Mr.. J. Gran. This company
will not appear New York until after the Presidential
election In the meantime will give concerts Pnila
dephia Baltimore Washington ana The Western cities