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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
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DEMOCRATIC co. CONVENTION !!

Pursuant to the rules of the Democratic par
ty OF Bedford county, the delegates elected 4or
the purpose OF nominating county ticket, Sc
lecting Congressional, Senatorial and Represen-
tative conferees, &c., Sc, assembled IN Con-
vention in the Court House, IN Bedford, on
Tuesday, the 9th inst The full number OF
delegates were present from every district, as
follows
Bedford Borough.-Hon. Job. Mann, Dr. F.
C. Reamer.
Bedford tp,-Michael Holderbaum, Saml'
Defbaugh
Broad Top.-John w. Smith, James Nc
Elhaney.
Coleraia.-Josiah Shoemaker, William 5.
| Beegle.
, Cumberland Fallsy-John c. Vickroy, S.
Whip, Esq.
HopeweR William Gorsuch, James Nc
Cleary.
Harr,son. C. Devore, Isaac Devore.
Juniata.-Lewis Fyan, Peter F.. Lehman.
| Libsrty.-John Cypher, Daniel StOler.
| Londonderry. Cornelius Devore, Jesse Con-
| ner.
! .Monroe.-Lewls Houser, Daniel Fletcher,
| .Napisr-WiIiam Rock, Richard McMul-
| lin.
| Providence East-D. A. T. Black, Michael
Ritchey.
| Providence Wsst-James B. Farquhar, Jo-
siah Baughman.
Scaslisburg Boroagh.-John Kemery, A. J.
Snively.
Snake Spring.-Solomon Reighard, John
Koontz.
Soufhqmpton.-William Adams, David Wal
/ ter.
| St. Ciair.-Jacob Walter, Samuel Beckley'
Union.-Castleton AXE, Moses McIl"aine.
| Woodbsrry Middle Daniel Barley, DR.. c.
Ollelg.
| Wo0dbsrry South.-Sam'l. Nicodemas, Chris
tan K. Kochendarfer.
On motion the Convention was organized By
the appointment of HON. JOB MANN as
President, and Dr.. F. C. REAmER, Secretary.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for
candidates for the various Offices to be filed al
the coming October election. The nomination
of a candidate for the office of Prothonotary be-
ing first in order, Hon. A. ]. Snively withdrew
the name of J. Henry ScheIl as candidate for
that Office, and moved that MAJ. S. H. TATE
be nominated by accIamation, which vas ac-
cordingIy done, and Maj. Tate was declared
the unanimous choice Of the Convention for the
Office of Prothonotary.
The nomination of candidate for Sheriff be-
| ing uext in order, the Convention proceeded to
ballot with the following result
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THE DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

We raise to our masthead to-day, the ticket
tor county officers nominated by the Demo-
cratic County Convention on Tuesday last
We lack the room in the present number to
speak OF the candidates in detail, but will do SO
al an early day. They ale all good men and
deserving Democrats, and we besPeak for them
the earnest and undivided support of the party.
They have been put forward as our standard
bearers-they have been selected to lead the
van in the coming fight, and We hope every
man who calls himself Democrat, will come
up mantully 10 their support. Doubtless, some
OF US would rather have seen some
friend whom we spe cialy respect, honored
with nomination but the majority of the
representatives OF the party did not coincide
To our wishes, and, therefore, as Democrats,
believing that the will of the majority should
rule, we should bury our personal likes and dis
likes and submit TO the decision OF those to
whom The sovereign people delegated the right
70 make our nominees. Let the golden rule
do unto others as you would have others do
unto yon"-be the motto of our disappointed
trends, remembering that if they had been
successful, they would have certainly expec-
ted the support of their disappointed competi-
tors. Besides, principles, which are eternal,
SHOULD be deacer to us all. than R1en, the mere
creatures ofa day. Therefore let Us ali do our
duty-and the victory We shall win al The
coming election, will be but a precursor of
future success, when our ticket shall be
composed of the Democrats who have Just
been defeated for the nomination.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

The APPROACHING HARVEST The wheat
crop is just maturing and ir many parts Of this
country, particularly at the South, harvest is
10 progress. AT isolated points all through the
Northwest harvesting has commenced, SO that
the extent Of the crop will oe soon known.
After thorough examination of the newspa-
peEs, the conclusion is unavoidable that the
forthcoming harvest will be one OF the most a.
bundant ever gathered, taking the country as
whole. Virginia and parts of Georgia, North
and South Carolina, appear TO be the least la
vored but even in those States, after weighing
the many conflicting accounts given We should
not be surprised if the yield is up 10 fair av-
erage-unless we except Virginia, which has
suffered severely from insects.-N. Y. Journal
of Commerce.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

RICHARD McMULLIN having received a
majority of all the votes cast on the 9th ballot.
was then declared the nominee foi the office oi
Commissioner. His nomination was made u
unanimous. The name OF Michael Fluke, Esq,
having been mentioned in connexlon with this
office, without bis knowledge, and contrary to
his wishes, was Withdrawn prior to the bal
lotlng.
JOHN S. BRUMBAUGH wasthen nomina-
led on the first ballot for Poor Director, GEO.
BAUGHMAN for Auditor, and JACOB WAL
TER for Coroner.
The following named gentlemen were ap-
pointed as the Democratic County Committee
for the ensuing year, the Chairman being en-
powered to add such names as he may think
proper:
6. H. Spang, Esq, tChairman) Hon. Jos. B.
Noble, job q Kemery, Geo. w. Powell, Samuel
Whip, ESQ.,, William Cessna, Jas. B. Farsuhar,
Simon Hershman, Joseph Crisman, Esq, o. H.
Gather, Hon. Joho G. Hartley.
The following resolutions were then uuani-
mously adopted, after Which The Convention
adjourned, having done its work in harmonl-
Gus and traternal spirit.
Resolvsd, By the representatives of the De-
mocrary Of Bedford county, IN Convention as
sembled, that the ticket for county officers Sc
lected to-day, is composed OF worthy men and
true Democrats, and that we pledge our best
efforts individually and collectively, to insure
its success at the election IN October next.
RESOLVED, That we will cordially and ear
nestIy support the nominee Of the Baltimore
Convention, believing that in the continued
success of the Democratic party, rests the on
ly certain safeguard of our Republic,
R.soIved, That we highly approve of the
nomination of GEN'L. H. D., FOSTER as our
ca1ridate for Governor, and will use all honor
able efforts TO secure his election, knowing him
10 be an upright citizen, sound NATIONAL Dem
oerat and well qualified for the discharge ofthe
iutiea Of the Office.
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THE BATTLE OF THE "H4.uS'' AND
THE "P.7.NS."

Mr.. 7. U. Webb writes from Philadelphia
TO know If we are sure that Mr.. LincoIn's name
is Abraham and not Abram. We answer, that
the Chicago Press and Tribune has stated as
much on Mr.. LiDcon's express authority and
now we have the Illinois State Journal, pub
lished at Springfield, which says that the name
Abram does not belong 10 Mr.. LncoIn.-.N Y.
Tribune
The troubles of the Republicans over the
name of their candidate have been really dis
tressing TO witness. Not day has passed since
the nomination Of the unavailable Lincoln,
without the occurrence of some unhappy COM
plication connected with his christian name,
So long as our Republican neighbors stuck
to sold Abe" they have got along we'll enough
but once forsaking that plain appellaton they
have instantly become entaugled in 0ham-
ram" labyrinth. alt is ham," has shouted one
sit IsT1np," !" has responded another. The ''hams"
have grown heated, and the Grams" have been
rampant, until pitched battle between the
Grams" and the ''hams' has appeared unavoid-
able. By the above Official announcemeut-to
which in charity we give publicity-it appears
that The question is now decided and that the
''rams" are overthrown. But although the
Republicans may succeed in preserving their
candidates ''ham," they will find it difficult
matter to sssave his bacon."
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

W~The Democratic County Convention on
Tuesday last, was composed of the very bps,
men IN the party. Ito proceedings were con-
Quoted With great deeorum and passed of in en-
slre harmony.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22
THE TARIFF BILL. POSTPONED.
WHO IS TO BLAME I

The Morrill, Tariff bill has been postponed
by the Senate for the present session. The
Democrats of Pennsylvania headed BY our gal
liant Foster, fought hard TO have this bill passed,
though their efforts were hopeless from the be-
ginning, for the reason that the bill was pur-
posely so shaped by the Black Republicans of
the House, as TO make its adoption by the SEN
ate impossible. The object Q! the Black Re-
pubicans in so framing the bill as 70 make it
obnoxious 10 three fourths of the States of the
Union, is SO manifest that ii is scarcely necess-
arv here to bring it to the readers mind. II is
to keep open the Tariff question for agitation
during the coming campaign, for the purpose
of making political capital Let this be borne
in mind. Had the Morrill, bill been fair to O.
,her sections OF the country, and had it not been
kept from the Senate until towards the close 0 f
the session, when it was impossible to act upon
it understanGIngly, Pennsylvania would have
received all she asked. Senator Bigier exerted
himself TO his utmost to obtain the passage of a
Pennsylvania Tariff, whilst such "Republican"
Senators as Hale and Fessenden grinned and
leered like drunken satyrs, full of satisfaction
that 90 such Tariff could be made at present.
The hypocrisy of Black RePubllcanism on thi,
Tariff question, smells to heaven, and The rot
teness of its designs can attract none but the
buzzards that feed on the carrion of politics.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, an Opposition news
paper, has the following article on the subject
of the postponement of The Tariff bill, which
we ask our readers to give careful perusal.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

]. ]. CESSNA having, on the fourth ballot,
received majority of all the votes cast, was de-
clared the nominee of the party for he''ofice OF
Sheriff. On motion the nomination of Mr..
Cessna was made unanimous.
The Convention then proceeded to nominate
a candidate for the Office of Commissioner, when
the following ballotlngs were had
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

10 No reliable news OF importance from the
Baltimore Convention. There seems 10 be a
better prospect than at Charleston, but we ap-
Prehend that iswill be impossible to Effect rec
oncli'ation between the msia body and the Sc
ceders.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

u We publish in this issue the interesting
report ofthe Poor House Commissioners. lie
every one give it thorough perusal.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

10 We are precluced trom'giving our usual
variety this week, owing to the publication Of
several lengthy articles.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22
The C0vUde Committee falling into
Contempt,

The effort made by the selfrighteous Covode
anan into disFepute, thr ough the instrumentaIi-
ty OF one-sided, partizan Committee, under the
modus cperandi of which, the said Coyode was
suffered to be prosecutor, witpess, attorney,
Judge and part oithe jury, has excited nothing
but the contempt of all intelligent and liberal
minded men. Many of the Opposition news
papers regard Covode as an arrant hvpocrle and
deprecate his bare-faGed attempt to make party
capital al the expense OF the honor and charac-
ter oil our government. The following from
the Philadelphia Egebing JournaI the organ
| OF the Bell party in Philadelphia, we commend
to the admirers of the immaculate Covode
"The fact is, as every unprpjudiced andyAis-
| cerning man must see, that the present ere
publican" majority in the House OF Represen-
tatives, have employed their power during this
session st Congress, chiefly in er parfe inQuisl-
tions into the conduct OF the President and bis
Cabinet, in winch the inquisitorlai committees
were packed with the enemies 0: the accused
parties, whose action was so shaped as TO elicit
every fact that was likely to discretit The Ad-
minstration, while every fact that would have
| been exculp lpatory, was suppressed. And all
this was done, too, with the foreknowledgp that
whatever the result OF the inquest might be, the
parties originating il had the power, BY final
vote in the House, TO pass and record sentence
OF condemnation, and with ioregone purpose
TO give the whole proceedings that damnng is
sue. The event, as exhibited in the resolutions
passed yesterday, in censure the President
and the Secretary of the Navy, has consumma-
ted the design of the conspirators, and the jour
nails of Congress are again dsgraced with de-
nunclatory judgment, pronounced against the
Executive OF the nation, by partisan majority
in one branch the Legislature, against eve4y
| principle OF constitutional right and power, and
every rule of ordinary judicial propriety and
justice. Comment on this shameful abuse Of the
power of majority in single chamber of Con-
gress is Unnecessary. 1t is striking example Of
abuse in those who have set themselves up as
the SPECIAL refoFmers OF abuses Those who
will audac'ously transgress all established limi-
tations of legislative jurisdiction, and usurP
functions denied to them by the fundamental
law of the Government, Tor the purpose OF exer-
cIsing malignant and dishonorabIe censorship
over Coordinate department OF the Adminis-
tration, are not fit to be trusted with too much
power. Moreover, the people will doubtless
see that the whole aim ofthe "C6vode," aud
other like comnitteesl has been TO bring the
President and his Constitutional advisers INTO
public contempt, merely 10 provoke counter
current of feeling in favor of the Republican"
party, and, perceiving this fact, we trust that
the only and real purpose of shameful scheme
| OF persecution will fall OF realization"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
PRoTHoNorARY,
MAJ. SAMUEL RI. TATE.
BEDFORD BOROUGH.
SHERIFF,
JOHN j. CESSNA.
BEDFORD BOZ.
COMMISSIONER,
RIcEARD M'MULLIN.
NAPIER.
POOR DIRECTOR,
JOHN 9. BRuMBAUoN.
= 8. wooDBERRy.
AUDITOR,
GEORGE BAU0HNAN.
". PROVIDENCE,
CORONER,
JACOB WALTER,
ST. CLAIR.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-06-22

AN OcTARooN IN CLEvELAND.-The Cleve-
land PLaindealer says Mississippi planter has
purchased, for $1,000, an elegant brick man
sion in that city as residence for his daugh-
ter, an octaroon, just sixteen years old. She
was expected there shortly, accompanied by her
governess and one or two free servants. A
daughter of the Rev. ]. G.. White has been en-
pIoyed as general instructor OF the young la
dy. Though born slave, the octaroon IS now
free, and the planter will spare no pains or ex-
Pense 10 give her thorough education. Her
iHco ONE while she resides here is to be $4,000 a
year. The preparations for her advent are
said TO have created considerable excitement in
the immediate neighborhood of the house she is
10 occupy.
Holio,cnys PiIs. An indlsputable fact.
Costiveness of the Bowels.-Many diseases
which afflict mankind, originate in the sluggish
nature or impaired functions OF the stomach
and viscera, viz: indigestion, headache, ner-
vous disorders, piles and cutaneous erup,ions,
for which catharIIcS are usually prescribed.
These may relieve the bowels for The time. but
will net reach the active cause ofthe complaint.
Ordinary purgaliyes create necessity for rep.
etition, until eventually the bowels become pow
erless. Holloway's Pills not only seek the seat
of the disorder, but after eYacuating the depra-
we'd humors from the stomach and intestines,
SO renevate and invigorate them as to prevent
future recurrence.
Rsac the Advertisement elsewhere.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

The announcement for the ls6O T win fuInl.hsd
@ those Who apply as Indicated. B6-B
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
rxxz0RAArs.
poTrPTcAf

LouIsvlLLE, Oct. SO-rhe Journal Of this city says
that a remarkably shreHd and wellinformed politician,
recently from Washington that some OF the prn-
ciual Breckinridgs leaders from The South including
WizI and Judge Meek agreed on last Thursday, upon
pan Of action in case Of Lncolns election, viz: South
Carolina within thirty days after the election, would de-
clare herself independent and send ambassadors 70
Washington asking her resignation. II recognized,
other Southern States would fellow suit and AFTER sui
6eent number of States were thus recognized South
ern eonfederacy will be formed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
University of Louisiana.
aW nRPARTmRNT.

yTJHE LECTUREs this Department will commence the
sns MONDAY Of November 1870 aud continue until the hrs;
Monday az Lp 1861 They VIII embrace the various branches
The OWL Law Of the Common Law and Of Equity Admiralty
Cis Inernatona aud Constitutional law and the Juris.
Of the United Toe Lectures viii be delivered BY
four Professors: 800. .
International Law.
the Law Of Evidence.
oHRisTTAH ROsELIUs IL D., Professor Of Civil Law
IISRFD HFNNEN Professor OF Constitutional and Common Law,
and EQUITY Jurisprudence
No civ Ia The United has the advantages which New Or
leans for the ready and perfect requirement Of the Mod
e Good Boad can be obtanee cheap here a. In
apy other large city In the Union.
An be addressed to the Dean Of the Tacu
~ AZ New OreanE RANDELL HUNT,
",srfS- Am Dean Of the Faculty
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

NV YoRK Oct S0-Soeks better New York centrab So
Va SIS s Mssoarih u AZ the Second Board New York Cen
trail ~ vhgnla S. S2A. Cotton arm. Flour hsavs; South
srn e6I505IS wheat frm; Red Western o. SSDtS4; white
s4tAi AZ CJrn arn mixed 6069 Proysos quiet.
Porx a9 O6 h19l2 prime fi4 so shsky lowe 22k22H es
srli Tsrpentne heavy; 39Qs40. Resin dull at As.
B,LroaE oct 50 Flour dull Howard street. Ohio and City
Sns IS 90 wheat dull and heavy; white l4OsLSa Corn le
owr yellow etc white rT2c Provisions arm; Mess Pork
Sis rs C5nse seAdy al i4kDi5Ao whisky dull at Gle.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
prNNsyTvlNTI FCTToN CASE

PuLADkLPHIA, Oct. SO.-The jury in the case Of WIN.
Brely tried on the charge Of forging election returns
in the first Congressional district and thus defeating the
election Of Lehman the Democratic candidate, brought
in verdict Of guilty this morning His counsel will
probably carry the case TO the Supreme Court.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

"TNE TRiEs ALL THINgs," and has proven that WIS
tars Balsau Of Wid CheTy il ne remedy, par ezesl
lsaes for the cure Of coughs, colds, Group WhOopns
cough bronchitis as,hma, pbths1. throat, iuduen-
a and last not least" Consumption.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

AlTEoR-On Sunday night bright meteor vas OBJ
served passing ths ey in the zeai,h from East to
West Il split into tEO balls Of brilliant re resembling
the explosion Of a sky rocket and then disappeared.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31
NEW ORLEANs ELECTION.

WAsHISGroS, Oct SO.-PIvate dispatches from New
Orleans Yesterday state that two disrcts Of New Or
leans have elected Bell candidates to the Legislature by
overwhelming maiorites.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

n. MOORE, Agent,
N. Gay Street, near Columbian Hotel
Oilers low fer cash
New O,lsans Molasses IN bali bills
Caha, huscnvado and Porto Rico DO and Syrup
Hlf hbh family Roe Herrings and MAekere
IS Pals KeGn-l Leaf Lard
Primc bacon Hams. shoulders and Sides
Patent spe-m Aimsn'e and rslloW Candles
Brown and Black TuTpe:tne Scans
Old Dominion Nails aad shoe fsCks
Salt; Sep Cab sCda
Rce-Sarch
Chewing and smoking Tobacco and CigAI
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
n D. AMI TX Codee Sugar
Mocha, Java. lag and Rio cenee
Family. FXtra and Sup. Fl0ur
Loud'n P0It-r-Yinrer
BrUons, Buckets and Demjohns, and all kinds OF
Sugars and Vines, &C. sc. sell
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

MAYORS COURr.-fhe following cases were osposea Of
yesterday:
David Muldoon, charged With sssauldng and beating
his wife, Arraigned and AFTER hearing the testi
mony committed in default Of security for his good
behavior In resuming his in the prisoners box he
muttered threat 70 the effect that be would be id If
he didn't put her through when he got out The Mayor
cIed him up again, and after reprimand sentenced
him 70 the chain chang MudoOn said that be couldn't
live without "atiDg" and the fuss wouldn't have
Cured # his wife had provided breakfast for him. The
prisoner Hcenty before the Hastings Cour. for as
slulting officer Bib.
Peter Crutcbded. for being drunk and srespassing
the premises OF l. W. GlazabrOok Byrd Island and
Sophia Barclay English woman, for similar offence,
% It'll street. we're both sent 70 Jail
Joe. and George, slaves of Dr. Grattsn Cabel for
stealing six from p H. Starke at whose store one
OF them IS employed ordered be punished. They
arrested b. Watcbman BOzs, who IS Of most
efficient night policemen in the service Of the city.
D1wsOn Gardner + ~. G., was 6ued $40 because one
Of Dis hack drivers refused TO carry party OF gentlemen
10 the Petersburg depot unless they consented pay
double the fare allowed BY ordinance.
Ths case Of Fred Heneky and Jas. Courtney charged
with assA1lting Thomas Z StrattOO, continued.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

POLIucAL MErTSG.-J D. ImbOdeu, ESQ, Of Angus.
IA county addressed large gathering Of the friends Of
Bel aud Everett At the Cub House. on Moodsy night
HIS speech abOunded nth unansWerable arguments in
hsh.lf Of the Union ticket
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select Boarding School for Girls.
Nn,nher of RnarderS limited 10 Ten.


PROPOSE 10 ODD a, my r,aenee In Port Royal Va the
arst Monday In October 1862 BOardng ScOOiJ0r Gfr
Ths house k ample and appropriately furnished and the girls will
be wholly family discipline and domestic influence and re-
strant The Course Of Instruction will be regular and systema
ic embracing the English Classical and Mathematical Depart
msus with Modern Languages snd eranehs, Par
trS and rare facilities for Instruction In Muse athAnd
notwithstanding everything $685. payable one third upon
one third ist Of January and onehd 18th OF April
Drawing Painting and Music at frses'rb psiees.
Thankful the favos received from this community
during an experience TEACHER In their midst
no 10 The tine when resigned former school In 1851
begin renewed auspices and With more
ENLARGED faces and experience h5mbly hoping, by ssduy
aud diligence confidence and patronage which have
heretofore been bestowed upon me-
T. BAUDER, A. NJ,
Port Roy al Caroline, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

OUR on n IMPORTATION.
French China,
AT
No. 10 Pearl Street.
VVEhave recently received, Of our own Importation,
w Rich Git and Decorated CANA Dinner Bets
and " Tea
Beet plain white China Dinner
Also large stock white French China Plates Of all
Dishes covered Dishes Soup rureens sauce Tureen Boat
Pickles Fruit Bastes &C &C.
also Cup, AMI sAaee Teapos Sugars Creams and sopL-
For sale by The dozen single piece.
Families and 0tasr5 IN van. will please call
Nm y BUTLER 4 SON
oe3l No. 10 Pearl street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-31

@1RS- PHILIP MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL: q.
M svoamors Church. th street between Bread and Mar
S.u an the rs. Monday In October he few Snail
Sov. y Terms $50 per session Of months VISIT
r NTRD-suaiion 70 teach, BY gentleman quail fed 10
w tssh Fngish Latin French, Mathematics, and the Rud
,s ~ creek He had one years experience Addn
- o. "A Hamilton Va se6-tf