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WAkREN Z. WARING,
is2l-lV l87 Broad st.. Agent for RIcnmoDo.

al LesChes. Lseches:! Lceches! ii
haye ~ :.trece!yed, by Adams Express, lot OF
fresh a EUiSH LEECHES, the very best, anu
IsTke siZe, vhloh viii be applied upon the most
Reasonable terms
F.s.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended TO. can be found at all hours of the day at
tae HAIR nR ESSING R0OTd, under the Amerl-
esl Hotel, (sntTAnce on lIth street, ana at night
St Tie corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
spIa--ts X. c. ROBSON.
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FALLING OgF.-The Pittsburg (Pa.) Chron-
Gle is informed by q gentleman direct from
the oil regions, that many OF the wells which
down to almost nothing, and some have been
sold out because the yield would not pay the
expense of working them.
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THE DEAD ALIvR.-The Detroit Advertiser
of the 18Th last. says a rumor is in circ rculatioa
there that Caleb q. Woodbury.. the defaulting
Postmaster of White Pigeon, Mich, rho W as
supposed to have committed suicide by taking
strychnine whilst under arrest, has been since
seen alive in Chicago, and talked TO by an old
acquaintance. Itis also said that w Woodbury's
supposed grave has been opened and the cofiin
found to contain only a stuck Of wood. The
United States authorities are invsstigating r
The matter.
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~ WITNESS.
HOE HE CAME
HAMProN's TINcTURE. 1"

uDVDFRfUL AND ASTOUNDING
,..,vs MoHr.NER MowBRAN:
g.ra., seen = certificate of a great cure of Scro-
~ IS nAmpton's Vegetable Tinoture, on a ser
, Ia,' ~, m the family of the Hon. Vim, l.. Thorn
- ~ Keuiucky, ~Ith certificates of the Hon
e l,'sy srd others, fesGtslnS TO Iersons Cured 10y
= = TEas : 81 iHdHced Ia Try the TinetuTe On a ser
- .'rl nj nine. Her disease fraS Ntrafn Ia IA
Na's va rar.f form she was btfHd "a 9th eyes and
sn--see vas So bad thai | never expected 10 see
~. ~. -sstorel. I procured the IIncture, ami am
s.nn, 10 say before she had used one bottle she
~ rg see. sud by the time she mad taken tue
.S.,ne bottle her es 2slsht was quite restored aud
- .nraa ot thls loaths0me disease, and now
SsSnrb twa years nave elapsed, she has had no re-
- af The d!Ssase, and / consider her entirely
.1rc5 ~ ms Tuctars. | slve this certificate that
,S5trs ma, De induced. IS / was, TO try this most
"v."ssrlP remedy, as | believe, from what / have
- Il would cure most diseases OF this kind,
J. Is. h. ANDERSON,
Kent county, near ChesteTtown, Md.
"a rsni gei Pamphlets, ana see cures of Coughs,
o utrmqusIn. Scrofuta, &c. AS a restorative and
H.@IFNIrrsinr ~ Il has been hlghly recommended.
."li8PTON'S TEGE TABL E TiNCTURE.
~ HeHcate Ladies and Children will please
rs's rtpcture will be fo,lnd great medicine for
sis soS M h, PURCELL, LAND & CO., Richmond;
b. Dr. COOKE, FIedeTIckso urg: by al! the Drug
81, IN Petersburg; by MORTIMER & NOW
MAY. baltimore; and by Druggists and Shop
.sepers everywhere. 81 per bottle SIX bottles.
IS no S-d&cwts
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ACE OF THE PEgRAGE.-It is not little re.
markabie that the members of the British
Peersge who have died sipce the year com.
menced. twenty four In number, have exsctly
COM leted, on the average, the full measure OF
the allotted span of hnDan life, the "three
score years and teu." The totat of the united
ages is lose, " which being divided by "a, gives
exactly seventy years to each.
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-. All Medicines shouId be Prepar ed by

h OCULAR PHYSICIAN.
Dr. J: :. ROSE COUGH SYRUP, for ouE hs,
Coos. hoarseness, Bronchtls, aEd that ,uo'l OF
Oils. KOSE's BUCHU COMPOUND. for ali
d.sssses of the Kidneys and Bladder. Tins prepa
latluu IS a positive cure. Price 50 cts.
D8 J. 8. ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rhet ma
U,m, Chollc, Cramps, Pains in the Stomae n OF
sEd 50 CTS. - ..,
DR. J. s. ROSES ALTERATIVE SYRUl , or
BLOOD PURIFIER, for the cure OF Scroiala, old
Eraptous, Chronic Diseases, Uulcers, So res
SSejlsd Neck, BLes, and all diseases ARISING rom
an impure state OF the blood. Prlce 81.
Sod 6y Druggists, and by
WARREN l.. WARrNG,
ID 2l-lY lT Rroad st., Agent for RIcnmOpa.
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Aid Organizations for bene voIen t
purposes are now going on in the CITY, and
benevolent gentlemen, regardless of their
own personal comforts are searching out the
needy and giving them subs tiai reiiet In
almost every neighborhood in this city may
be found one or more destitute families-often
widows and orphans-wEo might be made
comfortable, at trifling cost to their neigh
bors, IL their situations were known. To
search for these persons, organizations are
necessary. Let our citizens, when called on
by the proper persons, contribute literally to
the good work.
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:, ArAc, Of aratitudr.- 30. 600 Copies of

- AnAct OF gratitude 20. 600 Copies of
ATT'DlCAL BOOK soR q RAJ Ull0CS CIhCU
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0uuess OF Sis sht, resulting from early errors, by
ia asigE the instruct gIYcn III me llcal work.
Considers Il his duty, IN gratitude To the author
sra lot the DeneRt OF CnlSBmptlye ana Nervous
,sssYers, 10 publish tde meaGs used He will,
therefore, send tree. 10 any add reSs, on receipt oil
w. stamps. copy OF tho work, containing every
.z!ormatUn required. ADDRESS, = BOX 57s," p. o.,
A.DsGJ, y. i. nV Z-dScWSm
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The Virginia Dare, Capt. Cole, has dropped
down the river 10 Warwick, TO take on the
remainder of her load, when she will sail for
Liverpool This beautiful vessel has on board
about one half of her cargo, but will pro opabiy
be ready for sea by the last of the week Her
sailing qualities have not yet been tested, but
old sailors, after examining her model and
rig, declare that she will not only prove a
good sailer, but a safe craft in storm or calm
That she may have a quick and prosperous
voyage, and a speedy return to the waters of
Virginia, is the earnest wish of our co71mu-
ulty.
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Money continues tight, with very little hope
for improvement for weeks 10 come. Manu-
facturers aud mechanics can make no coIIec-
tions, and many Of them are therefore com =
PEELED 10 curtail operations until the dis
turbances Of the country are quieted.
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DEPTH OF NORTHERN WATRRs.-Capt. Nc.
Clintock. OF the British Navy, who has just
returned from a survey of the Northern
Ocean, reports that Southwest of Iceland,
where he expected TO find depth of 1000
fathoms, he only found 7i6 fathoms, and in
l,20O fathoms he brought up living starfsh
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POLITICAL REVOLUTION oewH EAsr.v

The remarkable circumsta, ce that the Hon
Isaac Davis, an old and St Ring Democrat.
mas been elected Mayor of W, rcester-the hot.
bed OF Massachusetts ultra- aapu blicanism-
Is thus alluded to by the T Tral script, fRepubli.
can,) of that city:
city that on the 9th day If Noyem her c,,,
two thousand six hundred and forty. .ight
republican votes TO thirteen hundred and
iorty. eight for all others-iuet two to ons-on
the -th OF December, gives a MAORI v of one
hundred and seventy three for the Democratic
candidate, under the name of q tizens' ticker
Some Of the causes for this change are not far
10 seeK, others are of moro dou ubtful nature
And again IL says:
II Is certainly singular circumstance that
In fourteen cities of this Common wealth.
every one but one giving a Repun nlican plu-
faity, all bnt two giving Republican ma.
Jority-the Republicans can only elect their
municipal officers in three
HIGH PRICES FOR NEGROES
The Huntsville (Ala) Advocate, of the l2th
inst, says:
The negroes belonging TO the es tate of Sam'l
Townsend, deceased, we're sold here last week,
on twelve months time, with interest from
date There were one hundred and sixty.six
OF them, old and young, aud they brought one
Dnnofed and thirtysix thousand six hundred
and forty-two dollars--an average OF eight
nund ed and twentF-three dollars and four.
teen cents piece. They were au ordinary lot
OF negroes, and the prices they brought were
astonishing. We are glad to see the eou fideuee
our people have in this species of property
and that they sre determined 20 rnaintain ~ :
one OF their tvsd Institutions. Let the Siy!h
keep unitsd-act in concert-agrea upe ~ h
same policy, and the ins itu ton is SAFE perma-
nent. and profitable in or out of the Union.
THE ARMY BILL OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Some Of our contemporaries have analyzed
the military bill now pending in the Legisla-
ture OF South Carolina, and state the follow
ing as the force therein provided for:
The Major General and Brgadler without a staff
will cost .-....-.- - -. IS s6S
The Colonel and other stat officers for
regiment, will cost. 10 223
Two horses apiece for the general officers
and one apiece for the regImenral off
GERS, seven IN all, at State rates s72
lUO prlvates TO a regiment, without
clothing allowance ---- -. 228 OoO
GIothlng ADDED Is 0O0
For l0Ooo men .----..... 3 430 go
For 40 musicians to regiment. 9 80
For 10 regiments .-.-. -.... 9laO
ClOthlng allowance --....-..,...-. 6,tQ0
Add tIonal cost Tor horses for cavalry
snpposing there sre three mounted regI-
ments -~-j...-..--- .....-.-. 2s8 600
Cost OF artillery, company to each regi
meut, say 200 horses in ali -. 10 200
This sums up total as follows:
General ofhc Observation-Disclosures. 1885
EleId and other oHlcers tor 10 regiments. l00,22S
horses lot aIl the ABOVE les
70 600 prIvstes. pay, ratons and clothing. 2,4sO o.
Musicians. .---......-..".. ..........-... 81 20V
Cavalry horses. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1aS 90
Artillery horses. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l9 26u
Total l.-....~.....~....----.... s2.6s7 3a4
i
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1he Street Ra'I,cay-if in operation now
would reap q golden harvest by its labors-
The Directory of the company promise to
commence the labor of track laying as soon as
the timbers and rails arrive, and to complete
it with as little delay as possible
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Neat PrsSent.-The operatives In Mr. J. W.
Randoiph's book. bindery have presented TO
their foreman, MIR. Joseph J. English, IA beau
tful ebony cane, heavily mounted, as a token
of their high appreciation. On the mounting
is neatly carved the names of the donors, with
an engraved open book represen ting the trade.
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PRODUCE ON THE ERIE CANAL-Forty boats
are frozen in at Fort Plain, on which there are
$4,000 bushels of wheat. 4, 900 barrels of hJur,
5000 bushels of corn, 10000 bushels Of oats
and 1900 barrels of apples. There are boats
at other points, but their numbers are not
stated.
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SHOCKING George Merkelip,
a German shoemaker, VAS found last Friday,
lying on the floor of his shop, at Hobogen, N.
J., nearly dead from cold and hunger. He
had been taken sick, and had lain without food
or fire for seven days. His recovery is doubt
IN
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IBE sREaTEsr BARGAINS =, RTx

L lag DRY GO0f s is Al No, n MAIN Sr
000 yards Blue, Green, brown. Tan ard other
ufed W. usile oe Lame at Is 5 tUU ards h nd
scue striped. figured srd paid Vaiencla ~ Is cts.
selling eissehefe at Its fest co o.d frInte at
So; Linen handkerchief. at g. and l2o &c
IRISH Linens from 2oc and u wards. at hhlf Their
value; LhnIss' and Gents sh twls. at nisLIrg
t"w; Bed and ser,sn,s' Blanke,s, irom $50 t. 81,
worth twiee the MONEY; Bitached ano Bro shl 9
CassImere,; Sleeps Grey; Tw,ed Linls,
lanneis; the cheapest IN the city Of r chmuGd
hDe Cambfic, WoI ked Striped, and 90 L,diss'
cheap at double that Mount rarp.llnss val
Sc st cost to close out. All in want Of an Dry
foods will save IS per cent by ealing without ds-
lay at No. q Man 81. JOSEFH STRnCsE
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FROZEN TO DEATH Joseph SLrayer, Senior
of Richland township, Cambria county, Pa,
while returning home from Johnstown, last
Monday evening, slightly intoxicated, lay or
fell down by the way. within half a mile of
his own dwelling and was found there next
morning, frozen 10 death.
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TRIPLE EXECUTION IN DELAWARE-OnF Fri
day last three negroes, VIZ: Levi jenkins,
aged 35, under sentence OF death for a rape
upon negro girl John Cannon, aged Is IN
der similar sentence for the murder Of a
lovely white girl of fourteen years; and a
colored woman of l9 years, for the murder of
an innocent babe OF II months, were hung at
Georgetown, Del jenkins and the woman
exhibited much concern in their fate, but Can
non seemed thoroughly indifferent. Boih Can
non and jenkins, II will be remem bered, es-
capped from the Jail at Dover 4 week nr two
ago, but were soon recaptured and securely
confined
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Pappsr rAeeomm0datioas--If,h the old hospital,
near the poor house. were put in possessi' a
Of the Oversasrs ot The Poor, n large humber
of panp-rs might be cofnforta bly, accommo-
dated in IL. Uniil The new pCor-honse is com.
ple,ed, The city must furnish accommodations
for her poor, and we know OF no place 50
suitabless the old hospital. Should the small
pox make its appearance here aud we have
no reason To believe that it wills me other
place can be turLrd into hospital for the
time. at very trifling expense
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The Tasatrs, II we are TO judge from the BILLS,
ought To he cramDed to overfiu wing -. night
The programme is not only rich, hut varied,
and the strength Of The company will be fully
brought out.
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DECLINING DUKL.-Ex Councillor Bleau,
of Montreal, Canada, recently challenged
Theophile Hartubise to mortal combat. The
latter imm ediately laid the hostile missive be-
fore the police magistrate, who arrested
Bleau, and bound him TO keep the peace for
six months
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TIE PLACE fOK a h GAL s-so d
Nam street. MAI LEST'S Old siand, - To bay
the cheapest Uress Go, DIS. cal a. No Al Nam 81.
To buy the cheapest Mems Wear, caiI At No ii
Aains,,; To tuy the che apess Bo s. " ear call n;
Wear, call at No. 4, Main 81 To buy the ehssp.
est Bed Blanksts, call AZ Ne 4 Main st. To bay
he cheapest SbeetInk and ShIrtDgs. call at No.
ii Main 81. To buy the cheapest Shirt Bosoms.
call at No. Il Main 81. To buy tho ehsarest Ho-
sery for children. call at No. Il Naln II To boy
To huy neat C,rpetIng at 20 cts call at No al
Mainst To buy cheap and fashionable Ilosks,
Worsteo Hoods and Capes, call at No. a Main ct.
To buy the cheapest bry Goods. kkirts. Clo4ks,
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CoHrtction for StcsndI,ng.--Samuel II. Jef-
ford WAS tried before Judge Lyons, of the
Hastings Court, yesterday, tor swindliRs
Martin L. Covinton, OF Kanawha county, out
Of the sum of $50, on board OF the Curtis
Peck, on the 18th of May last. The hearing
OF testimony and arguments of counsel occu-
pied the entire day, the jury after light bring
ing in verdict OF guilty against Jefford, and
assessing his term OF confinement at three
years in the Penitentiary.
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WINTER IN AusTRIA.-A letter from Wen
ma, dated Nov. 11th says: $50 heavy has been
the fall of snow, and SO great the drift, that
we have been cut of from all communicated
with the outer world, during 4S hours, but this
morning the three outs tstanding English mails
came in
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Made to Walt.-The police are looking up
All pauper stragglsrs from other places, and
making them take the back track on q mo-
msnt's warning. The Mayor has the power
TO ship or put them TO wsrk, and intends to
exercise IL.
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Not Gntlty.-William Moss, a free negro.
charged with receiving an overcoat, worth
$l2, which was stolen from Irving Hall. was
examined before the Mayor and discharged.
the defendant proving that he purchased the
garment Of white person.
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DICKKNs--Tbe novelist, Dickens, indulges
in some petty aftectations; nag waves above
his bousetop, like the Z ueen's over Bucking-
ham Palace, as u igDal To all Interested that
the distinguished occupant is al hume.
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A Cow CATCHER T, MUCH FOR A BBAR.-
On Thursday last large black bear WAS mu-
tIlated by the cow-catcber of q locomotive
near Wheeling. Va. and subsequently, killed.
He weighed two hundred and eighty pounds.
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sPHCIAL NOTICES
xeuthern Savings Bank
~ aHI,NREn BY TIE iikHISIATIlRN 4

- xouthcrn <nWngs Bank
TahRlEhsR ~ e hf =, 1tEsSSaSLATnRH tsS X
NhNN P0StTS
o,rfcv-Ise Maia street. az "a. store al Watltns
frxICkss-P. T. Moore. President: W. A.
Vas Secretars: ]. Il. Watkins. Treasurer
;1ss,ss,tnrs- VIM Ira Smith, j. r. Regnauit, A. 8.
l.esL Geo. /. Herring, j. II. F. Mayo, z. b.
Puce .;,,,ior uhieb h.. h.s, In .ro,s..f,,
m Tor several years, receives deposits OF
ep.sy m xmal or larEe su ms, and pays the inter-
az '.4nua]ly. II desired at the rate of six per
~ ss,t rsr amman, # remaining on deposit months,
cS per cent. for shorter periods. de Sim
- Tueurreuf retes.--we will take at
HAexrhange for DRT GOODS. the notes of
fs,,tivvsnt Banks in Virginia, NORTH and SOU 1 ri
s,.ssGlI Ma provided they are offered IN sums OF
Sn'S,,tsrs and upwards, and We are not required
= t'e - spece ! n change. Our stock Is yery full
s1,S s1,.a CLOAKS constantly. received. and very
,gssp. roG-tsl WATKINS & FlCKLEN,
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The City Coxaei, will meet o-morrow After
noon, ~ O'Clock, TO take mp and consider the
amended charter of the city. The members
should be prompt In their attendancs, a. &C.
tion is highly necessary.
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SlnghisE, in the streets, il at "a end tin the
ground II recovered with snow. The warm
sun Of yesterday laid bare the pavement in
many places. and caused me carriase. Wsvs 10
MI with "slushn aud mad -
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Bound Or1.-Michael Neadham, for A..
sauliing and beating Catherine barns. an.
peared before the Mayor yesterday, and after
a hearing was held to security TO keep the
peace.
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10 now giving q series of his astonishing en-.
terfainments at Mechanics' Institute Hall,
where everybody should call to see him -
whatever may be thought OF the ordinary op.
orators In leserdemain, and however common
,neir performances have become, the fact that
Prof. Anderson's fsats are sll new and attrac-
tive, and OF an entirely different order to those
union nded success In Nav York ara o,her
large cities, where shows Of all kinds are 20
be found At every corner, Prof A. had srea.
run during his stay, and met with the most
triumphant success. Apart from bis wp ekjlI.
the performances of his interesting dau ghters
are additional attraction OF q high h order See
him this evening, If you wish to enjoy q rare
treat,
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THBATRIoAL Miss Maggie Mitchell, who
has been chanting the Marseilaise nt the
Montgomery tAia } theatre, was pr.ssn ed ON
Friday night with a" IL AN Star" nag VI Ala
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INCl khENT MONEY. Y.hECtBvED at
" PAR.-No, tn and sauth Carolina Bank notes,
uncurrent vlrsinis money, notes cf the Geors,a,
Alabama. Tennessee, LOUISIANA, Kentucky aud
be received at MY SrDRk, at their par value,
without discount, for Dry GOODS of every de-
hard times. Purchaser rs VINO have not furnished
themselves with their Fail and Winter brs foods
very favor able terms The whole of m, vaiuab 9
stock will be offered ~ prices REGARDfl Esq OF
COST, FOf CASH ONLY. Call soon az the Bar
gain Emporium OF ALFhrp MUSES..
a Maiu stvsa
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Tas Masoas, kuight Is Templar, and Odd Fell
lows, turned out in funeral procession y@ster~
day, to escort TO Oakwood Cemetery the re-
mains of their deceased brother, Is. T Cnaik,
The ceremony of burial was very imposing.
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This does not include the cost of guns, pistols,
swords, cannon, powder, and other essentlal re-
Qulsltes tor mIItary establishment.
THE ALABAMA NAVY.
The Mobile Tribune says that Captain s. s.
Taylor has rigged out a schooner, noun ted
two heavy guns, and taken on board fifty
hardy, active, well drilled sea rovers, with
which he intends to defend the Alabama
coast.
MEETING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO
DELEGATIONS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Is At a meeting of the
Pennsylvania delegation 10 night, including
The TWO Senators, Mr.. Stevens alone being alb
sent the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
ReSOtred, That. IN our JUDGMENT, it is the orln-
ion OF the people of Pennsylvania that the consti-
tutonal nts of all sections should be respeoted
and secured.
Resotred, That all the laws should be faithfully
and promptly executed, and that the union OF the
States, the Constitution ard laws OF the United
States. should be maintained and enforced in ali
their integrity.
At the conference of the Ohio delegation TO-
night, all were present except Senator Wade
and Representative Wade. Though no resolu-
tions were passed, the concurrent sentiment
was the maintenance OF the Union and the en-
torcement OF the laws.
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a. Ladies'. Look At Thi

spendId STOCK of LADIES' CLUAKS AND
DRESS GOODS Just received, which have been
t3r.hqsed within the past week, at a great sacrI-
Tee and Will be sold at about one half former
p,ces lor cash. Ali ask Of you is. coEte and see
kal examine tor yourselves at No. % Nj .1ln st.
ugB-lm JNU. l.. SM HHER.
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RRaths. Raths. Raths.

HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can e mad daily, from O'Clock A. NJ until 10 z.
~ st the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
EO1u.ng and Bathing Saloon, under the American
AOie, entrance on llth street, SinE leath 26 ctss
rive tIokeis for 21
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sAVANGS BANKS

SAVE YOUR UMEs.-The UNITED saw
~ lNGS BANK will receive az their OTce, No. ~
4 Man street, Deposits IN Sums of Five Dollars and
apSATus, upon which will be allowed interest at
.he fate OF per cent. per annrm, If ec-ed to re-
Maiat months, and per cent. for . shorter pc
iod' Interest pay able semi -annTally.
oc6-NstJan No o. noi- ~'-est,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-19

. Gas Wo'ks.-The demand for gas, az this
time, is so great tha the city lamps have fire.
quently to he extinguiShed ~ save supplies
tor family purposes. Al the Rockets works
there seems to be no difficulty man ufac ,ur-
Ing as much gas as may be- needed, but the
capacity of the present holder is too small 10
allow OF storing away the supplies and, as
matter of course, when the nights are lore
and dark, the street lamps must be turned off
TO prevent the entire exhaustion Of SUPPLIES
Inc city Will be required to build another
holder at no distant oay, but it would be i'm
poIiic for her to undertake 10 do so at this
particular time, when city bonds are selling
so much below par.