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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-09-14

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French MillinerYI

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Married.
REACoM-BRTTToy .-On Tuesday Jan. 3, by the Rev. R.
C. Putney, Second street NJ +. church, Mr.. JAMES
BEACON 70 Miss MARGARET BRrTToN, both OF this city.
CARRUL-PRoCToR Monday, Jan. 9, Mr.. DANIEL
CARROLL to Miss LrCRErA PRoCrER both Of Liverpool.
Liverpool andrCanada papers please copy.
CAsEy--IYSD Sunday evening, Jan s, by the Rev.
Edwin r. l. Cook JAMES CASEY 10 LrCY IxyD all of this
city.
LAoosrE-wnsoy this city, on Thursday JAM s,
by the Rev. L. T. Rankin, at the residence of her uncle
81 Httrck, Mr. JAS G. LACosJE TO Miss H. WILSON, both
OF Charleston, South Carolina.
Charleston papers please copy.
MARTS-PRAY.-In this city, on Saturday, JAM 7, by
the Rev. William F. Corbtt, EDWARD MARTIN to Miss
JruA @. PRAY, all Of this city.
O'DwYrR-CtuAHAN-By special license, on Monday,
jan q at 81. Peter and Pauls church. Williamsburg by
the Rev. Mr. McGorrick, assistant pastor, Mr.. JAMES
O'DwYxR, OF New York, TO MARY ANNE CALLAHAN, OF
Williamsburg, both natives OF the county OF Clare, iro
land.
Boston Herald, Liverpool Journal and Dublin Catholic
Telegraph please copy.
O'SuIvAN-coRcoRAS--On Monday, Jan. 2, by the
Rev. Michael Curran Mr. DENNIS OSrINAS to Miss KATE
CoRooRAS, all OF this city
RAyGn-DowNER.--OnS Sunday, Jan. 8, JOIN RAyeER,
Of Alabama, Gcnesce county, N T., Miss HULDAH JANE
DowSKR, Of Highland, N. J.
RuMSEy-BusnD--At the residence Of the bride, in
Brooklyn, Sunday, JAN s. by the Rev. Charles Harris,
Nr THOMAS WILLIAM RuMNEy OF this city, to Miss MARIA
HicKsoy RysKEp, daughter Of tho late George Washington
WAIsH--PowERs. Wednesday, Jan. 4, at st. Peters
church, by the Rev. Father Conron JOSEPH WALSH
MARY " r. only daughter Of James Powers ali Of this
city,
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From AeInwa IN hs Steamship AtlAntic-B Smith, Mad
Beroahhner, Ferguson, Lysser. seclg. VIM Lys'er
Kohn, Pe(erA wife and daughter, J Figcl Hecht
Waitsr Mad lunlon Jno Selling Roseubsum q Keeper,
Jno dlearal. wife, two children and servant Stewart
Z Asrb9. Young, Dr Gray. n Msions Cqlmsn Capt
Middeson Geo HCurtis Whaling, Dson, John srown,
WI Williams, Miniun, Fnz Allen, w 5chonied, John
bowman, Miss Moore, Prescott Mn II Reed and child
Lizard yas stmpson Cs.houn Bsnhsm Rr At.nsos, pr
Huntmas, White Mrs. Noser, spriggs, Mrs Comp zrs
Mcconnell Judge CrAdiebangh, John higgs wife and child
IjcuepAnt Drysdalo WI Thorrngt0n Major .pryia
Hsmenwey: v.ipsraiso schAmnael ars Key sad child
ehiId, ana les in seoosd cAbin and sseesage.
From Masan.as, in Ne bark yumuri-Augw. pammdkamp,
O6arlan knisht.
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Irdion Agairs.-Messrs P. Clark Jcror.
Coopiey ana Walsh. n +
CNo,atddfe ord neitHous Soctais-Messrs PJWe.
III. SMITH 4 Allen, Mlsterson and Kennedy.
Anfcnitpr -Measrs dngerland, Crane, RichA -dson j.
II. Clark ana Decker.
Pubic fy.nnn9-hessrs. Law, Flagler, Moo @de,
Serviss, ard Cover.
Erpend1e q Ersc,aioe Department --Messrs PAW Q,
Chtts ndep, sch, Jewell. and ORourke
Expenditure OF House -Messrs Tucker GRAY Palmer
C. Kelsey, and Jones.
Jsdseiary--Messfs. Bingham, Robinson, Finch Jaques
Miiiken, tsicott, aud Garre,tson.
JOINT LLTory-Messrs. Millpgton, Maxon, Fisher, Still
man, ana Varian.
Special Cc1naaitee on he Private Freight Bills -Mcssrs.
Fager, II. Smith, Mouton, Emerick Fulton, Conkling,
and yaran
The Special Committee on the Personal Liberty bill are
Aessis H. Smith, Powell, Savage yermiye and Pettitt.
Adjourned
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Police Intelltgence.

PROBABLE MuhDER.-About ten O'Clock last night a
Spanish negro, named Martin Ayres, found lying
e sidewalk at corner Of Water street and James slip
with two severe stabs In his head and abdomen seems
that about half hour previous Of the Fourth ward
ohicers found Ayres in dispute with rishman named
Gogan, and succeeded in separating them from aght
which they were about to engage in II appears, how
yer, that they again in contact with one another
which resulted in Ayres receiving stab in the
head and abdomen. When found he lying in in
sensible condition. The police conveyed him tho
Fourth ward station house, and thence 70 the New York
Hospital where he was placed under the Of the
gcons On examination OF the wounds, they found that
they had been inflicted with knife and would in all pro-
liability prove fatal Captain Seaman, Of the Fourth
search Of Gogan but up late hour he had not been
arrested. B0th said be Sailors and the dis
pue arose from an old grudge which has for long time
been existing between them.
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Court Of Oyer and Terminer.

BEFORE H0n Judge lngranam
TIE FOURTEENTH STREET POISONING CASE.
JAN. 9--In TIE mater Of Kayara Bmke--Mr. B.
OConnor moved that the prisoner in this be dis.
charged from custody; she has been imprisoned
year on charge of poisoning certain parties at board
ing house In Fourteenth street, and effort had been
bring her TO trial, counsel asked that she be dis
The District Attorney opposed the motion ana believed
that the ends Of justice would be advanced by keeping
her in custody for the present, with liberty to renew AZ
Notion Of prisoners counsel denied.
In the case Of H. Wright, charged with creating
fraudulent conveyance, the District Attorney entered
TIE CASE OF SHEPPARD, CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Mr. Ashmead stated 70 the Court that James Sheppard
had convicted at the Sessions charge OF
in the first degree and sentenced 70 execution The
was appealed to the Supreme Court and trial de-
Med then appealed 70 the Court Of Appeals where
trial granted, the Court stating that there
not particle of evidence 70 convict the accused The
trial On the last day of the EASTERN Of the Sessions the
District Attorney without notice 70 the prisoners coun
sell moved that Court 70 transmit the to the Oyer and
Termner for trial, and II ordered The present
motion "a that this Court win send back 10 the Sessions
where properly belongs
miner the proper Court 70 try the Is an i'm
postant case Of arson In the first degree involving
Mr. Ashmead commended that the prisoner was entitled
70 the sreGt Of the act OF the legislature Of 1885, and II
The nslrct Attorney can remove every case At his viii
and pleasure from tho Court Of Sessions the Oyer and
Tcrmucr the act Of the Legislature ID nugatory and
only come force the will Of the pubic prosecutor
He therefore submitted that the District Attorney had
prcrogatsve to nulfy The humane act Of wise Legs-
lature.
The District Attorney admitted that tho man first
tried in the Sessions that he conviced that ap
peal 70 the Supreme Court dismisscd that then
taken to the Court Of Appeals and trial granted
legal exceptions that the case was gent back to the
Sessions He 1.-THE District Attorney did not desire TO do
any injustice 70 prisoner but be had sufficient reason
for removing the trial TO this Court which, necessary,
be would state Tho Judge Oyer and Terminer had
undoubtedly p,wer it back 70 tho Sessions,
but he hoped he would not do co.
pea mad remarked that the prisoner had been convicted
under circumstances which manifested guilt Whatever
After some further remarks the Court reserved k de-
civiou md adjourned.
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invited TO attend the ranera at two o'clock from bar t,
| residence, No. b Monroe street, - -SA lS$s
| OHMsnsx- Brookiya, on Sunday morning la, q
| days. '' N"u ~
The relatives and friends o. the family are res,,,ou
nan past one O'Clock, from the Gothic NJ church cor
~. OF Grand and Even sire eta wv
pos,. "a and Providence paper please ccpy
Roy-us7 Friday, Jan. o. Of assumption JAMES Roy N
the 26th yea: of his age
nis rema,.ss taken from his late residence. AZ
fgasI,on s.rao, 70 Greenwood for ntorment
slaAnon sun, y, Jan. g. at his late residence, No lar
East Thirty sixth 81 .et, NATHANIEL =. SsH, aged "a
years.
The relatives and friends Also the members Of Eatcr
prise Lodge 22s r. and A. ana ne fraternity ee.s-
raj are requested to attend 70 iunera On wednesday
afternoon, AT one O'Clock
TAYLOR On Sunday evening, JA v y GEoRGIAsA Wac.
years.
Her friends and those OF her parents ere respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from Trim ~ church. this
(IQesoay) AFTERNOON, at half past O'CLOCK.
IHoMAs-On Monday Jan. g. Of Group, MAG GLE HicHoG-
SON daughter Jethro and Agnes Thomas, ag.N yes
The relatives and friends OF the family respe shsV
invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday afternoo 9
one o'clock from the residence Of her parents No. -
Hudson street.
1sossmon sunday, Jan. s. in Jersey CITY, PH.nE wks
OF r. H. Thorn aged q years. 10 moi tbs and days.
The funeral service win take place ,h TuosdAy) -
Marlboro, Ulster county, N. Y.
WARNKs-On Sunday evening, jan 8, at 8X o'clocaE,
GEokdnSA TAYLOR, wife Of samuel B. amer, aged g
years.
The relatives and friends Of tho family invited y
attend the funeral from Trinity Church, this uesAay1
afternoon, At hafpast ono O'Clock.
nslsRFInD.-ln Brooklyn, Saturday, Jan. 7, LMW
WErERffEID, aged years, month and dry.
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rcpreSented IN inc iessatureY No portion Of the
ca'e 30 hehy Interested In lcgtslaon nor any people
more aoie representatives 10 attend 10 their nm
ese local AFFAIRS winch come under general super VISION
FROM present appearances there does TO be .
single member III either House Possessing the necessary
Yuancasions ~ represent the city OF New York properly
why are the electors of the city absolutely careless in
eecpg members Of the fegatures As has the
heetoore, SO II Will be this session. when any latter
ane 70 the city proposed, II VIII be taken out Of the
nands OF the city delegation and referred 70 members
from the country II the charter asked 10 be amended
any acs relating 10 p'otage wharfage ferrage qaaran
une City Hail. Central Park, Croon water, or any other
purely local CITY matter, sought TO DO revised,
improved ameDded, enlarged or abolished, the
men who occupy seats a. representatives or the peo'
pie Of the city will control NO voice there All and every
one will be referred to some committed having upon
u majority OF country members, who know no more
CONCERNING the true merits OF the questions referred to
them than would the ghost Of Old ossawatomie. No
wonder then hAt the great CITY OF New YORK constantly
IN Illuminating conouon and mas the vsce OF her mil
lion mol IN the least regarded Ia The councils Of the
Siate. village lawyer from Chemung county, IN the
SENATE controlled AL legislation relating TO the city OF New
YORK. TINS year tnAt power WI De usurped by member
OF the lower House from Niagara county. And so u will
ever DO SO long ~ the rowdes oacrs and blackegs Of
me great c are permitted to control the elections How
numhaung now oegraong must Dc 10 the eyes OF the
commercia!s mercAhuie, manufacturing, financial and
mechanical population OF this mighty city, to know that
they have not on the floor OF either branch OF the Lg
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
Purf npT yrtfA Ian n

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIIApEI rrIA, Jan. q, 1850.
Stocks firm Pennsylvania State fvcs, 9zsS; Reading
Railroad, 81 Morris Canal, 49X Long Island Railroad,
11x; Pennsylvania Railroad 371.
BALTIMORE Jan. 9, 1860.
Flour buoyant sales 900 bbs Howard street S. 80,
advance Of l2lsc. No wheat Of consequence
offered. Provision market firm and unchanged. Whiskey
dull ut 26c.
PHrIApKPHA, Jan. Q, 1860.
Flour very firm and In better demand: superfne,
IS so O IS rs: extra, IS rs So. Wheat active and
steady ut 81 40 81 ST. red 81 IS 81 &c. Corn less
active: yellow, tic. Oats A1sc. ACC. Provisions IN
changed. Whiskey dull Ohio, &c. Pennsylvania, 26c.
CrNcINSAn, Jan. 8, 1860.
Flour very dull; holders willing sellers whiskey in
good demand advance OF &c; sales at 2lc. q &C.
Hogs dull and declined 10c l5c sales 700 at So Is
SO So Receipts day, 5000 Provisions duh and heavy
Mess pork SIG rs SIC Co. Lard dull, at 93c. 07sc.
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News from Kansas,

LEAvKNwoRTH, K. T., Jan. O. 1850.
Two extensive fires occurred here yesterday destroy
ing the Metropolitan FIGURING Ml ned BY Earl Bunt-
ing, a warehouse, occupied by HenAey Russell l. Co.,
wholesale grocers, and the banking house OF j. c. Hem
mipgway, and several law Offices The total loss by both
fires which there $40 0O0
$40 COZ OF this latter sum being the Hartford offices,
and 25,co0 IN St Louis Offices. The buildings destroyed
were amongst the most substantial 10 the city.
The Territorial Legislature, after organizing. passed
joint resolution adcurnDg from Lecompton lawrence,
which Governor Medary vetoed. The Legislature then
passed the resolution the Goyernors by
third vote Of quorum. question having arisen TO
the consttutopaly Of the the majority removed
Of the factions claims to be the only legal body.
Samuel A. Medary has been appointed Public Printer.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. 0, 1860
On the presentation Of pro rata freight petitions, Mr..
FLAeIxR moved to increase the number Of the special
committee that subject 10 seven. Agreed to.
The report Of the Select Committee that the rules be
amended 90 as to increase number of the Committees
adopted.
The annual reports of the Auditor and Commissioners
of the Canal Fund received The New York Annual
s2ss7 Cal 81 Among the items are-County contingent
ces 10000 court house on the north side Of the Park
500 eoo election expenses sl2oG police fund
$50 oC0 salaries Of the Judiciery s22a,7 estimated
deficiency, ses sol; printing, sl6 900 The bill was
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. MourroS-To prevent embarrassment BY public
tom of FUNDS felony punishable a. 6 the same amount
By Sr. Josra-TO extend Felix street. Brooklyn, north
NJ GINS moved 10 grant the use Of the Assembly
chamber Thursday evening to the citizens Of Albany
Mr. AGlxR objected 70 the resolution, and was laid
The spxAxKR announced tho following appointments
Postmaster G. s. Horton, Of Allegheny; Assistant Post
Rhodes Of Ulster; r Read Of Genesee N. Shannon, Of
schuyler; J. Rosengarden, OF Kings A. w. hatt,ce, OF
Assistant Sergeant At Arms NJ IL Chrysler or Saratoga
The SPEAKER alss announced tho following commit
Tho following are the standing committees OF The
Was and Means -Messrs. Flager, Conking, st. John,
Payne, Bush, Callicott and OdelL
Commerce and Navigation -Ncssrs. Miller, Austin,
Myers, Cooper, Briggs and Masterson.
Canas-Messrs- Q. Allen, Coius, EARL, raggart, Car
ter, Fulton ana Ball.
kaslruads -nessrs Wiley, McQuade Dickinson, Tsber,
Gibbs, Banks, Coleman, Tucker, Hough, Plumb and We
ffan.
Insurance Nessrs. oOnknng, searcs, Merritt Haskins
and Cover.
asco- thirds and zAroe. FAs Bis-Nssas Beebs, HOl.
Collepa Ae0dems0 and Common ScacoaG-Nessrs Van
Horn, Mnltnston, Maxon, Palmer and Odeil :
Gnndnces--Messrs serviss, Dr.. Clark, Rider, Caldwell
Py1rtloo,s omd Elo4isas -Neasrs. Jakway Van Ays-
!, zine, Peck, Petdt and Jones.
Petssoss Of Aiens- Messra Fshcr, Jukway, Whippic,
xreei,or and Dirsson sf 7bxn, and Cbunxss-Me~rs
Perry, william Smith, Van Als'ync, couchman and Wood
csasmsMcssrs Fuller, Ellsworth, Cornelius and A. A.
ftynar AFdirsof 7orns aud COsmiies--Nessra Dwight
Butler K S. Kelsey, II. 8 NTH and Darcy.
MEDICAL Societies and C0Le0S-Messrs Crocker, William
Smith, Savage, Mcyean and Coles. 80.
Sta Charitable lsstiuti0NsMesszs. Manner, barnett,
Cook, Williams and Coles.
Incorporates u Csiss and va9das-Mcssrs. Pond, Law,
Collins, Downs and A. smith,
Sal-Me@rs. A. Myers, Coleman, Bixby, Bowman and
1rode and NamwactresM cssrs. Moulton, Culver, Bar
nett, Arcularius and G. Kelsey.
STATE friso~s-Aessrs. Hubben, McFadden, Garrcsssou
Enrossrd Bus -Mesrs. jennings, Merritt, Mcvean
6tilSon and Webster.
NliiiA-Messrs. Butler Jennings, Newell, Regain and
Woodruff.
Roads and Brsdoc.-Nsssgs. Pelon, Holcomb, Evans
- Ycnry and Harris.
Psisie Lands.-Nesrs. yenords, Borden, Macarthur
Nerpelh and Petit
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IhILADBIFfuA, Juu y, I6UU
Imposing funeral ceremonies Of Bishop Neumsnn took
place at st Johns church this morning High mass was
.perfor med while the body laid In stats car
which had been conveyed TO the church by procession
Of the Catholic societies and large concourse OF citizens
The church was draped mourning. Seventy three Of
the Clergy present The funeral including Bishops
Kenorick Of Baltimore, Laughhn OF Brooklyn Magl OF
RICHMOND, and Assistant Bishop Wood Of Philadelphia.
The concourse was immense filling all the to the
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OrT1u0c or 1Hs INTERPRETATIONS RxsrMEp.-The rain
Of Saturday, and the weather Of the last few days,
las weakened the in tho Hudson river considerably
On Friday night closed from this city to Albany,
but II il now opened from New York 70 Tarrytown.
There Ia very little floating ice, steamboats, pro-
coed that village with perfect safety The crew on
board soop lying at the dock OF Yonkers, were hosting
city The slrighng along the banks Of the river u en-
tircy destroyed All the streams are open, and w. water
is rushing into the river IN torrents.
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Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. ., 1850.
Petitions for private freight bill presented
Mr.. MANslkRE gave notice of bill to amend the de.
eignating holidays.
Mr.. LApHAx-Of bill to make the canal tolls the same
as in 1867.
Mr.. Mcleod MpRpHY-Of bill to prohibit the payment
of the employees of the Central Park and other public
works In the State by orders on stores
Caleb Babcock was appointed second Assistant Sergeant
atArms, and N. B. Spencer, Clerk to attend the filing Of
papers.
me PRESIDENT then announced the following com.
Claims Sfessrs Truman, McGraw and lawrence.
Nmamce-Messrs. Sessions, Truman and Grant.
Judiciayy-Messrs Hammond, Ramsay and Colyin.
CdnaL-Messrs Provost, Bell and Connolly.
Railroads-Messrs Abel, p: P. Murphy and Richmond.
Charitable and Religious S'c'dies-Messrs. hoGraw,
Iatsvnai Affairs Of 1Ouns and Counsies-xssars Goss
Stase Prisons-Messrs Munroe, Montgomery and Colin.
Poor Laws-Messrs Iapham, Goss and Kelly.
6hwossed Bais-keesrs. Warner, Connolly and VIII
Indian Afairs-Messrs Montgomery, Rtch and Kelly.
Commerce. AID Narigatiom-Mcssrs Robertson, Prosser
xcrics.issre-Nessrs Rotch, Abel and Gardiner
.LNsratws-Aessrs Hiihoase, AcGraw and J. Mcleod
Xli;sa-Messrs. Fiero, Williams and Blood
Roads and Bridees-Messrs. Iapham, Goss and Kelly.
G,ri<ranos-Messrs. Hllhouse Fiero and Blood.
Banis-Nessrs. williams, Ferry and spinola.
Insurance Compdnscs-Aessrs. Kescham, Ferry and
Privileges and ElectionElcsnG Ficro, Munroe and
Connolly.
Nrnsfddures- Bell Robertson and Blood.
r. observation-disclosures ketcham, Williams and Kelly.
Public Buildings-Messrs. Warner, Rotch and Con-
molly.
Erection and Dirisior Of Turns and Coun.ies-Messrs.
Ramsay, Montgomery ana Grant,
Cues and ftscges-MesSs. Manniere, Richmond and
lawrence.
Public Eapcnditures-M essrs. Ferry, Manniere and
Gardiner.
Erpsrixg La,c-Messrs Lawrence, Sessions and Goss.
MEDICAL Soeteties-Messrs. r. P. Murphy, Warner and
Colvip
Public Printing Mcssrs. Richmond, Montgomery and
Spnoa.
Manufacture of Sal-Messrs. Abel, Hammond and
Blood.
Jeint Librayy.-Messrs. j. McLeud Murphy, Munro and
Abel
The Select Committee upon pro rata freight upon rail-
roais arc MessTs Sessions, Proeser and Connolly.
The annual report Of the Western House of Refuge was
adopted
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Exchanges.

BAITMoRE, Jan 9, 1860.
Sight exchange on New York unchanged.
PHIIADNITIA, Jan. 0, 1860.
Exchange on New York par a ITO per cent premium.
ST. LOUIS, Jan, Q, 1860.
Sight exchange on New York very scarce sales at Il
x per cent premium for gold, and at Il II per cent
premium, regular customers for bankabe funds aud
~ q 2 per cent premium TO outsiders.
CINCINNATI, Jan. Q, 1860.
Sight exchange on New York u u per cent premium
for gold.
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Arrest OF COMMENTATOR.

JACKSON Mich Jan. o. 1860.
Eight persons among them several old residents were
arrested on Saturday last, charged with making and
culatng counterfeit coin. large quantity Of bogus
money TOOLS presses and dies found in their posses
son These persons were undoubtedly, large operators,
and belonged to an extensive gang.
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Message of the Governor OF Ohio.

= -, -. ~, OIhVELAND, q Jan " I60y
to day. Amongst other things he recommended annual
sessions of the legislature and the amendment Of the con-
sation SO as to provide for different system OF repre-
sepation. He deprecated congressional neglect Of inter-
nal improvements and discussed the slavery question: at
some length from an anti slavery point of view
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The Drawings OF the a sse County aud
Consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware
FRANCE. BRoapBRHrs 4 o..

r. The Drawings OF the Sussex County aud
Consolidated Lotteries OF Delaware
FRANCE BRoapBETrs 4 o.,
MARAGzRS
Legaature OF the State Delaware Al IA Lac, sAsu,
e'son 70 France, hoadbents lottery c,r,r.rs ~.
twenty years, we, tho undersg ned 'us
~ mo Governor OF said Stxio ,hs
bers drawn this day ""s arc 'he mum
Sunnx CouNrY-CLAss 7. JANUARY 0, 1860
SO, 81, s, %, 60, So, 90, 70, ii, 81, 81, 6s.
ooNsoIlDAfED LorrERr-CLAS F. JASUARr 9. 1900
SO, "a, 81, Fl, 4, 60, s, ~, IL, So, ls, II, 80.
Wines. enr hands q Wilmington. DEL this day Ioaday
!! SSssss Wv! WH1Ix.s commissioners.
FRANCE, BROA BBkNrS 4 CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Defiance 9a1amander Safss-With Pa
powderpro ocks and burglar
proof st6sboard and paror sAfss Depot 81 Murray street
cgrnsy o. college place ROBERT II. PATRICK.