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still Later from California.

For kEARsEY, Nov. 10-The Pony Express
with California advlces 10 the 3lst ultino, has
passed here The news If the result Of the cleo
tons In Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indiana para
lyzed both wings of the California democracy
Messrs Gwin and Weller were coldly received
on their elecuoneering tour. The success Of the
republicans was generally conceded
Oregon dates TO the Path had reached san Fran
cisco. The Legislature adjourned on the 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12
The Great Bank Fraud.

SPRINGFIELD, Illinois, Nov. 9.--The Boone
County Qndiana) Bank fraud exeites considerable
CONSERVATION among bankers about Western
paper money. The real source Of the over-isspe
10 not yet discovered. The intimation that the
engraver is implicated Ia not borne out by facts
as the plate has not always been I'm his possession
The fact that the spurious issue printed from
genuine plates does not implicate him any more
than IL does the Bank oficers or auditor, who now
holds the plates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12
The Georgia Lestslature .

MILLEDGRvILLE, Nov. ia resolution was
introduced in the House to the effect that Georgia
declares herself out Of the Union. Another reso-
luton Of q similar character, but calling q con
vention Of the people 10 rstify IT, was also intro
duced, and both were referred TO q committee.
Senator Toombs' resig nation II take effect after
the ith Of March, unless Georgia sooner secedsE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12
ELEGANT CARPETINGs

There may be had at the old and estsbl sSsd store
ofCLA6ETT & .DODSON- - I
PETINGS, some in superb medailions, at frst cost
supsrby beautiful Brussels do, IN the ysry best
In Iish makes, at 50 and IS cents, worth SI25
Real English heavy twilled Venetian stair do
The first of the kind ever offered for sale il this
city They are handsoRler and will wear better
than Brussels carpets,
:, Also, rich RUGS. MATS. CRUMB CLOTHS,
DkuGGETS in all widths. =
All all will now be sold out 81 prime cost fog The
cash 70 close out the frn OF. 49, - - L
pos cow CLAGETf q D0DeON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

CAPITALISTS win find card addressed to them
In another column, In which the advertiser pro-
poses to sell out cheap, in consequence Of the
present threatening aspect Of affairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12
wrsrAR's BALsAx OF WILD cHxRnY.

The following letter from Rev. HENRI WoQD, of
nal, speaks volumes in favor OF WIstar's Balsam-
CONCORD, ". H., March 2.
MEssRs. SETH w. FowLK & Co.-GsnfIsmea !:
my Lungs confined me to my bed for several weeks,
and when recovered, was so much oppressed BY
sleep or rest upon bed by night. The suffering
was extreme, and judging from the inefcacy of the
remedies used. supposed the disease incurable.
Being persuaded to try bottle of Wisfay'S BnIsam
Of Wtld Cherry. without confidence in its efficacy,
found the difficulty almost entirely removed be-
fore one bottle was used up. sympathy with my
fellow sufferers induces me to make this public
statement, and recommend the article to others
similarly afflicted.
With respect, yours truly, HENRY Woop.
None genuine unless sisned /. BUTTs on the
wrapper.
Prepared by 8. w. Fowle & Co., Boston, and for
ssi s, BY y H. y; Gilman 3 G Ford IFS b. Waite
ington; and BY dealers everywhere. no l0-1wr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12
DIED.,

On the morning of the 18th instant, after a iuger-
ing illness, ISAAC j. REED, Jr., In the cath year
of his age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend
the iuneI from the resld snSe OF his parents 4S1
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AIexandrta Market.

ALrxANDRIA, Nov. 70 -Piour-Fsmiiy % sos
o. So; extra IS .75a6 50; super IS 5Oas Sc What
white, fair 70 good, 81 35se1 50; red 81 a5a
81 40. Corn-white6ssoec; yellow 5.7Oc-; mixed
per bushel. Seeds--1lmothv e3zs3 50; Clover
80 25se6 81; Fiaxseed 81 soa9f IS Prov,siens-
Ruter, roll, 10s2oc & Bacon Ilai3c.; Pork o. Goa
$50. Lard i3ai&c. Whisky 23a3oc- 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

FINE OYsIERs.-Hafvey, on street, opposite
the Theatre, has on hand some Of the finest oys
oysters will nearly always End there the best
usually brought here.
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M -. no THE LApIEs.

Mas G. A IEi fa \ i mes,a respectful, IN
iS,n Der former Pstrcns md ~, =. . he y
18Th and l4h Sta, where she - eisrsed ~ z, ~
TO- ca, rying Oh fsshionabte ~ = -sM IA W IN
ali in sfsnches. The latest fashions rsoeis'd ne
IN 4 e ss',ssA An, Rooms W ut, furnished sr
uaisfaiss<a. APPly g. sbvve, pTN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

- New ysts narhem
NEW yoRx Nov. u Flour heavy; State es 70;
Ohio and Southern unchanged. Wh>sf heavy.
Corn heavy; MIXED CSC. Provisions dull. Whisky
dull q ~ Nc. 49, :, 81 ~ -.
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PERSONAL.

MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
IH GIsT AND DoCTREss. from Exrope.-This highly
gifted and Intsligent ladyt can be consu ted on
the Past; Present and Future Events. Call at No,
400 Eighth st., between and III, Washington.
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H0IInWAY,s PIIIl


Presnaney.-During this delicate situation, ladies
will experience great n lief by using this mild
thartc medicine for Getting those IndIsposions
aud nauseating sickness to which they are subject
At this period. They give o gentle stimulus to the
circulatlon, and purify and expel all those humors
which ,rrltaie the stomach and bowels. They are
SO mild that the most delicate constitution may
take them with perfect safety. For assisting fe-
males at the dawn of womanhood, at the turn OF
life they are equally adapted. Sold BY all Druggists
at 25c., go. and 81 per box. no 1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

To THE AFlLIcrED!-Re sure to read the adver-
tlsement of McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, in another column. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

READER. have you seen Prof Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read it. It will interest you.
N 40-eO1y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

Reported Resisnatisn Of senator ne nmspd.
AUGUSTA, Nov Alt 10 reliably reported here
that senator Hammond has resigned his scat In
the u. 3. Senate. 5ifi-tl sHs = Ffff
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HOMEOPATHIC RKMKpIIs

All Of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopath,o Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, containing. % walls, from % to Ss
each, with book Of full directions. For sale By
Il. ID. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w. A. Fitzgerald, 353 north r street;
also by =; b. Winter, corner of Massachusetts ave
Hazel, for internal and external lnhammations Of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Sly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

OuR GOOD LOOKING and active young friend
Mortimer Is as busy az q bee we notice, dispens'ng
Martins capital Cream Ale" for which be has
the agency here. We have tried said ale and can
give 1t the endorsement OF our sovereign approval.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

NoTIcx.-District Of Columbia Advertisements
60 be inserted In the BALrINoRE Sun are received
ut and forwarded from The STAR once.
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A New Censerv.sire saeve.eus

A New CenservatiEe Moyeaent a
CINCINNATI, Nov. II The CommsrciaI % his
morning states that Mr.. Breckinridge has deter
mined 70 make TIP 70 the Cotton Stairs, and
publicly urge his feilow-citizens b abide by ne
linfon
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JRTysRscxIAs CoMKpY 10 SIN " going upr at
the Theater The bill for to-nightishOn Ameri-
Asa Trenchard, and the musical farce Of the
/" Swiss SWANS" Miss Mary shaw a. Lisette.
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Ffye Ciucf.uatf.

CINCINNATI, Nov. 10-Tbe extensive nw mill
OF M. 4 l.. Glenn In the Seventeenth Ward, with
a large quantity Of lumber, was entirely destroyed
by Are last night. Loss about % 600, partially
Injured. - ~ -----l.I. - q 80
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WASHING TON THEATER.
W Lessee. Mr.. g. w. GLxvN.
The Manager begs TO inf rm the public THAI. in
sequence of the triumphant success of
MR.. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
In the world-renowped Americaa Comedy entitled
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN.
And the overhcwing house, notwithsta nding the
/, clemeney Of the weather, at Mr.. JeffeTson's
Benefit, it will be repeated
THIS EVENING,
For the Last Time.
The entertainment will conclude with the f,vorito
musica farce of
SWISS s WA! Ns.
w l l. l. A X ID s. H A l. l.!
NINE INES FABRI,
SIC. STIGELLI, and
CARL FORMES
Beg to announces that they will givea
GRAND CONCERT
NEXT WE DIN SDAY,
When q most magnificent Program will be offered.
Sale of seats will commence on Tuesday at the
music store of w. G. Metzerott. no loft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

The Wheeler & Wilson Agency is at No 34s
Pennsylvania avenue Prices range from $50 to
Sli5. Full instructions given to purchasers, at
their houses.
Silk, Cotton, Needles, 60. for sale.
p. J. STEER. Agent,
346 Pennsylvania avenue
N. R.-Spnd for a CIrcular. 10 rs wIf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

II Though THE sTAR IL printed on the fassest
steam prcs In use south Of Baltimore, its edition
IS large to require Ii to be put 70 press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before IL O'Clock m; stherwise they msy
no, appear until the next day. r.
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N. B.-Send for Circular. oc 25-SwIf
ELEGANT AND RICH ASSORTMENT o
IL CURTAIN MATERIALS,
AT Cosr PRICES
Still to be sold out, at prime cost, at the store of
the late firm of CLAGETf & DODSUN, full
supply Of
Elegant English French and German Brocateles,
Partisan EtOfs de Algerine en- Bayadere,
Do Satin de LANES and Damasks,
Do and German Plain ard Striped Reps,
Do Embroidered and Plain Cloth Curtains in
lengths and by the yard.
"A so, elegant French. Swiss and Bohemian Lace
ofGit Shades, Cornices, Tassels Gimps Side Bands
&c, all to furnish the windows of parlors, dining
rooms librarier, chambers, Offices &C., which are
now selling out at prime cost for the cash. No more
Will be asked, nor less taken, -
Such bargains and such goods. at such prices
will doubtless never be bought at such sacrifices
again In this city.
Persons In want are advised to call soon before
the assortment Is broken, at the store of
CLAGETT a. DODSON,
no G. er2w No. 4 Market S1aae
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and MANY other Yariefies.

euu Amy other Ybfl0tl6s. -------
FUR Of oil kinds for Trimminr. sFssis
a lsTss sssorsmsnt Of cHii.pKEN FURs. !.
on O. :, Lom the ladies. and every effort
70 Be g representa- : - Z : JAS. ". DAVIS.-
s no s-5w tint Con q StatssJ late TODD g GO. /
REAUTIFUL SILK ROBES AT sIasO. /
-.,.sfs : I. LIGHT SILK ROBES. ''A"
We have concluded 70 run them of q Sl2se cash.
II yon want que, don't vslt several days, and il AL
eas selling our entire stock Of 81 ks and ali
Other goods IN store without 70 cost 70! CASH
the store on the LIST January pext. --r-
ps,ewz.s sa1 p. sH 4GE IN e. & M IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

sArLkD.-Rev. Andrew q Carothers, Of this
city Consul to Turks Island, sailed on Saturday,
lotn Inst from New York, IN the bark g Terlsa y
for - Thomas, and from thence will 60 TO Turks
Island Owing to adverse winds the bark was
delayed nearly week. The best wishes Of this
community f9r Mr. Caroshsu In his new field of
labor attend him, with The hope that be mzysrs-
turn 70 a. hsreafes with renewed heath and vigos
-,a --al &c 80 20 - 81 aaa "a y I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

PIkE Al a late hour Saturday night Gre
broke oat In frame building in the nofthwestern
part Of the city. The Union and Franklin Fire
Companies got to the IRE and went 10 work, but
The Perseverance and Columbia Com paiifes zlse
carried their heavy apparatus 10 the vcinity, but
the distances was too great for them TO be In time
70 use their engines. 10 80
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HOW HAVE THE LADIES VOTED!

OF the "lock-stit9h" used by the principal sewing
miohlnes, requifss sworn returns to be made to
him Of the number sold by each company, and
obllges thento pay him license for every machine
sold. The following statement is copied from MIR.
Howe's published reports for 1853 and 1885, Ii will
be seen that WHEELER d WILSON'S SEW
ING MACHINE il preferred by immense ma
jority of the ladies' In spite Of the efforts of inter
astad ART IN mir sala
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CENTRAL 6rARpHousE CAsss Saturday W.
King and samuel Swami were arrested by police
Inen Tanning and Eekloff for being drunk and
.disorderly, and were fined %. Is EACH Patrick
Welsh assaulted and beat his father with pistol,
fer which be was sent TO the work house Tor 90
days Three dodgers. ~ ats1
sanday-John aenderson, for stealing, was ar.
rested by policeman Brighr for TRIAL. Mary
Eaton, col, for being drunk and fighting, wal
fined "a IS Samuel Godfrey, for q like ofsnse,
was aned a like sum. Two dodgers were accom-
modated- So TrF /
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II u r 81
Z have now ready for exhibition and sale my stook
Of FURs, 20 which invite the attention Of the IA
Dies have taken great in the selection and
feet assured they unsurpassed in quality, stye
and workmanship. The assortment consists Of en-
the most fashionable kinds.
HUDSQN,S BAY SABLE, t
CANADA SABLE, sle
STONE MARTEN,
u ROYAL EkMiNE,
I - RUSSIAN FfTSHsn u,pr,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-12

E ing immediately opposite the west wing Of the
City Hal, recently Occupied by Chas. 3. Wallsck
a. an once. Also the front room In the second
story and the third floor of the anne buidIns Fof
terms apply to RICHARD WALLACH, No. d
Louisiana avenue. u Is n :
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
From the Nep York Times (Lineoln.)

The idea that State secede from the Union when
ever majority of its people see h for any cause or for
cause aud with the passive acquescence of the Fede
raj Government the strangest folly Of the day. Those
who maintain this proposition overlook the fact
that the President of the United States has taken oath
to support the Constitution and that the laws are
faithfully executed Among the duties of the Executive
as defined In the second Article Of the Constitution t is
declared that 'he shall take that the laws be faith
fully executed" Article Sixth declares that this Con-
sttuon and the laws Of the United States made in pur
susnce thereof; and all treatise made which snail be
made under the authority of the United States shall be
the supreme law Of the land; aud the judges 10 every
State shall be bound thereby anything in the Constitu-
ton or the laws Of any staIeo the contrary notwith-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
THE ALABAMA BAPTIST CONVENTION on THE
POLITICAL CRISIS


The last act of the Alabama Baptist Convention on
Monday night the l2th nst the unanimous passing
of the following paper The document was presented
to the Convention by Rev Manly, d. D., and second
ed by Rev. w. V. CuLLoN The southern BAPTIST says
after the paper read few remarks were made and
PRAYER was offered all rose from their knees aud voted
unanimously, members OF the Convention, congration,
women as well Northern fanatics will see ere
long whether the South will live in Union under Black
Republican rule"
The members Of the Baptist State Convention Of Ala
bama though assembled for different purposes find our
selves together at moment when issues OF the most
grave and serious character brought upon the coun
try While possessing authority to pledge or bind
the churches or religious bodies represent and ex-
pressly dselaiming any wish in any form TO do so-we
are constrained men, citizens Christians to give
full placa in our hearts to the love OF country.
Standing aooi for the most part from political parties
and contests retired and quiet position does not
eude the profound conviction, based on long and un-
questionable series Of facts that the Union OF States in
this Coniederacy has failed in important particulars TO
answer the purposes for which il created From the
administration OF the Federal Government things are
especially with reference peculiar property re-
cognzed BY the Copstitutiop,-We can no longer hope
for justice, protectiso or safety.
We have supposed ourselves entitled to equality Of
rights as citizesf this republic We are willing
to surrender them-even at the risk OF life and all we
hold most dear.
While as yet no particular mode Of relefs before us
on which to express opinion constrained, be-
fore separating several homes to declare TO our
brethren and fellow-ctizens before mankind and be-
fore our God that hold ourselves sutrct the call
Of proper authority in defence of the sovereignty and n
dependence Of the State of Alabama, and her right
sovereignty to withdraw from this UDion and to make
any arrangement which her people, in constitutional as
sembes may deem bes. for securing their rights. And
in this declaration heartily, deliberately, unanimous
ly aud sOlsRRiy UNITE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
From The ALBANY .4tias and Argus (Finion)


10 appealing to our citizens before the election We
were at all surprised at the manifestation Of feeling
at the South We expected and predicted it, and for
doing were charged by the Republican press with favor
ing dsunion while in fact simply correctly apprecia
ted the feeling of that section Of the Union. We sym
pahize with and justify the South, far as ths-ther
rights have been invaded to the extreme limit possible
within the forms of the Constitution and beyond this,
their feelings have been nsuted and their interests and
honor assaied by almost every possible form Of denun
ciaion and nvective, and If deemed it certain that
the real aRim Of the Republican par could be carried
into the administration of the Federal Government and
become the permanent policy OF the nation, We shall
hink that all the instincts of selipreseryation and OF
manhood rghtfuy mpelled them TO resort TO revoln-
ton and separation from the Uuion and we would ap'
plaud them and wish them Godspeed in the adoption OF
such remedy But-we desire to say to the few peo.
pie OF the South whom voice will reach-we do not
believe that the spirit OF sectional Repubcanism thus
far displayed in its struggle for power be carried
into the administration at WashngtOh-much less that
it can become the settled policy OF this country.
Move beg leave TO suggest 10 our Southern breth-
rCn that the accession OF Repubicansm TO the power
and responsibilities Of the Government-nnLeSs rash
and violent action Tie South shall supply it t.h vi
talty-will be the certain death Of it, It's impotency
accomplish 1.-THE Of what it has threatened and prom
ised will reveal is hypocrisy and false preences and
disgust its more rabd supporters and they will drop il
and turn their backs upon it, Mr. LIScoLN as matter
Of absout, necessity, when once in Office, must become
conserva,ve-nust execute the laws and obey the Con-
stitution-and this course will dsappoint the anaiicsm
which has animated his party aud elevated him. and Re-
publicausn will be stricken down within single year
by paralysis. We say this will be the case, If our
Southern brethren will look at the in the light Of
philosophy and common and wait little, in quiet
and repose for the progress Of events. If they will dc
this we at the North will be able take Of Repub
cansm and in another short year the crisis will have
passed. fanatcism will have burned out and Eealthfu
reaction will give renewed life and vigor to the body
polite.
Southern men owe it to themselves and their owl
honor-sayng nothing about courtesy to their hosts o
true friends at the Norhto in this emergency with
dignity and deiberation.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

From the Clarke county Va Journal (BreekiRridge)
We advance to the discharge OF solemn duty in hoist
ing for ourselves the flag of disunon 1t il solemn
duty binding upon U.s. because we believe in our con-
science that 3 right and necessary aud the will of that
Providence which has always guided people. If
Providence points clearly anything in the future, it
does to the separation Of these Northern and Southern
States from each other We live together IN peace
and equality because the North conscientious in
claiming right agita,e domestic institutions, and
because they greater aud therefore, in political
sense the section We not born to be mas
tered ror submit inferior position. There is no al
tentative but separation from those who seek to be our
rulers or else ec submission TO their yoke. Who can
hesitate what he will or ought to do.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21
Rto,a Me Fteleriek.5lrg, Ta., KeralA, (BeNl

From the FredericksJ,rg Ia, Herald, (BeH)
There is work to be DONE and that right speedily, or
the golden opportunity viii forever have passed by
she must not procrlstinatc. The extreme Southern
States have full confidence In her fidelity to all questions
affecting their interests Tennessee, Kentucky and Ma
rylaud willing witnesses to testify TO the conserya-
tism of the Old Dominion. She is not she cannot be
dstrusted by section Let il then be her mission to
step in, not simply paciGcator, but as party hav
ing equal rights involved aud interests more largely i'm
perlled than either one OF the extreme slserhood oil
States.
And how shall Virginia intervene? As an equal, as
party TO this precpitated contest. Convection has
been suggested in Virginia for Virginia Under ordna-
ry circumstances this would probably be the wsest mea
sure that could be devised But desire preserve
the unity of this government there is time for such
delay As we said before the Uuioa, under the COnsti
tuition Is primary; If such Union is denied us then IL
will require no convention for Virginia TO decide to what
her pleasure mere duty may be. She must take the
place then that destiny will most unmisakaby point out
But have a stropg-grounded belief that Constltu-
tionable union is attainablcs clear recognition Of our
rights sealed to US beyond the power OF repeal.
A State Convention would most likely exhibit self
Notifying divided counsels. Discussion would elicit
feeling and only impair the Judgment OF our counsel
lors but weaken the faith Of the people.
Let then the Legislature Of Virginia select five OF their
most discreet Slatemen 10 meet in Southern Confer
ence Let this body sit with closed doors. Let them
prepare in detail statement Of the wrongs that must be
redressed and exposition OF the rights TO be recog-
nized.
Let this Conference gradually ask for nothing that is
not clearly ght-let them rather stand fully within on
their side, that aggression shall not aud cannot
be charged. Let this umatum 20 to the North with
out braggadoca in any spirit Of defiance; but let II
90 the final effort at peaceful arbitrament, Diuin
The Union of the vexed questions at issue; let heir
calm Judgment be invoked and with them rest the re-
sponsbiy OF seveing this most majestic OF all human
edifce OF rendng in twain this last refuge Of Liberty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-21

ROOFING!!
GRAVEL ROOFING!!!
Bl0TENA COR FELT ROOFIYG MI
TIN ROORENG.
prepared 10 put The GRAVaL ROOFING, Of
very superior quality, e.taer In o country.
Also, AL kinds ofdUrTESs.
CONDUCTOR
SBdLIGHrNING RODS
CHARLNS ID. YALE Co.,
ap7s-u Iron Blcck Governor Street