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EMBKOtDEKlES.-A splendid assortment
~ OF Needle Work Collars; also. great variety
oil Embroidered Linen Cambria Hd'kts at very
low prices; Chintz Embroidered Linen Cambria
I'D kfs, a aew and elegant article at only 50 cents
each, worth Cd 50. ALFRED MOSES,
CO Main st
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EVH,ssAtxcAege VA. As4 TENNEa6EEM Dan
: N::eFsS ShIQed Fire 4sssOiasias iNsu>
Na~m Q. W. PuacKLL 4 CO,
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-, NHNS. n bHICkE
No. 4, Exchange Hotel Bui;d,ng.
jy 2-lw 2dpb Ricbrnc,,d ".

(,O.PAKT y KsHiF.-f have this da, ASSOC
~ clated with me in the China and House Fur
nishnz business, Mr.. VICTOR M r. aKSSCp
qnreSr the name and style Of TH0S. A. hulk
friends and the pubic generxy, no, h I'M town and
country, for their very liberal patronage Tor the
past e'snt ears. and would solicit tor the new
urn Continuance vi the sanae. - :.
Na-6t TAOS. A. BULKLEY.
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Wee Y brated Watering Place, located IL miles
4sIs.s4E- west OF Harrisonburg, Will be open for
the Teceo tion of company the LIST of July next.
II is the best and purest Chaly beate in the State
Conveyances can be had at all times from HarrI-
sonburg to these Springs.
For further particulars see handbills.
je l3-ldw6w JOHN SITES Il SON,
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c.~-@. MOTTO E-CHTCKAHOMINY


saAATNs Ra IAM 5tHu f7yE AsA kHs5 5N
IouEh IepsTs VIII Or nsSfS A. bs6 Is
ST 1ssVe on s The S CSickahomny rv en-
The VA ah snd nSis
ing. she will leave Windsor Shades every MON
DAY and THURSDAY at tie B sa Hft hou Master.
RA- Petersburg Express copy times. jy 4-6t
t,s~ FOX BOSTON-FIRsT VESSEL :
GEe The reg ular packet schooner WEsf0vER,
cargo engaged and going on board, will have qulck
d 'sa 0 For D''H Sl # VIZ sDy t Il
Sci THE new YORK AND VLRGiNIA
.z1s'e=sSTEAMSHIP CQMPANY.-The ROA-
three this
nFSsaSs s NV Gss F FsAs s'z KIP
He Esshftt&S' Capt SKINNER, every FRI
MuRNiNG, at hour named IN sasusdsys papers
for the round trip for SIS. Meals and State Room
accommodations included n this charge.
for eas and no
These Steamers stop at Norfolk, going and re-
tunpg f. to land and re'fyf 6R assSfnEe WATSON
4iE[k PRiSEOF PASSAGE TO AND FROM
"a oa e. sad for SIS M s
trio-going and returning by either of the steam
room accommodations. These tickets remain
good until the Fall, giving those who may procure
them ample time to sojourn at tie North before
Persons wishing to see the, great Leviatb N
steamship Great Eastern, which is daily expaoted
i'm NnrR nan do nr,nu Mt
Tickets procured at our office, opposite steam
ers shsrves' or on board Of the steamers s ,rson
OFFICE ADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY,
. HAVING 1 5Gs 81 u e ttss 4 e? grED
&fEfn new arrangements with the New York
esss per TEo9sny 81 kkTfeSsss pGd
ROANOKE, we are now prepared 70 forward all
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under xpress seal.
tracts. apply si to J. L. MAC D6NoUGH, Agent,
n; B-ou! dprl, IsI1SD ESPkEs$Es sls
sT~"a SUMNER ARRASGEYENT
HT \. = Po RtSN 1Yh H An
CURTIS PECK have been put IN krst-rate order,
and will Tua 70 o as 190Ts sppt aeWsg s
leave the wharf at Rockets, regularly every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY morn
nate days, except Sunday, leaving the wharf at
NORFOLK at the same hour, clock A; vi d. and
touch at all of the regular Landings on the river
going and returning
The CURTIS PECK, Capt z. C. CLIFFORD, be-
ing neatly fitted up with berths. will leave the
wharf at Rockets every SATURDAY evening at
o'clock, and return. leaving the wharf at NOR
FOLK every SUNDAY evealsg At 5 O'clock. and
regularly every TUESDAY and THURSDAY
evenings at o'clock and return each aIternats
day. at the same hour, o'clock.
Gong daga, the Curtis Peck will touch at City
Point, Wilcox's. C)airmont, Grove Wharf, Old
Point. Portsmouth and Notwithstanding, Ports
mouth. Old Point. Rock Wharf, Grove. billiards.,
Cairmont. Willcox's. City Point, and arrive at
RICHMOND about o'clock, Monday morning.
evening, meals included, 81 so.
Passage on regular trips, either boat. to Old
to any given ON any boat-50 cents each.
~ Freight taken as usuals
je It's X. o. HASKINS.
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GALE OF HOUSE AND L0T ON THE
~ CORNER OF MAIN AMI GAGHE RrTS

ROCKETS. AT AJcfioS.-The undersigned,
wishing TO change, his residence, win sell at pub
10th July, 1860. at O'Clock P. N :, the nOUSE anu
LOT on which the subscriber nov resides, on the
corner of lain and Hague streets fronting 20 feet
on the east side Of Lester or Main street, running
pack g ieet on the north aide Of Hague street.
The buIidings consist of o Brick House, with
rooms, suitable for a small tx.ore and dwelling
also, smal arlek Heuse, now used as bakery,
ADJOINING me property of II. W Tyler.
TERMs:-One third cash; balance at and
months for negotiable notes. Interest added, Sc
cured by trust deed. Possession given iMms-
diately. GRACE BOOKER
Sale conducted by GopDIN Il APPERsoN, Aucts.
iu
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NOTICF.--The subscriber begs to inform the
1Npubc, and particularly the friends and patrons
Of the old firm of LAlDLEY ROBINSON. that
the business heretofore conducted by that firm has
been, since the 3Oth of June, earned on by him,
individually. at the old stand Fourth and FRANK
lin He hopes, with increased facilities and exer-
lions, to merit a continuance of the custom so lib
orally bestowed on the old firm VERY respectfully,
jy 3-ts EDWARD L. ROBINSON.
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DLANTERS' STORES.-A convenient pack
l. are for persons visiting the Springs, consist
.Rg of Old Bourbon Whlskey, Ola l.. D. Brandy,
R0mani sherry Old Tom Sin, Jamaica Rum Ro'
Iz Port. and S. s. Madeira warranted Jm0orted.
had III the clty-at the corner of 2d and Main SITS.
4
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DlSS0LGT1ON.-Th concern of POTTS.
~ FARLEY 4 CO vas dissolved on the svi n
UT, y H. =. WILLIAMS reanng. The uuder-
S nee navhx puichased the interest OF Mr. III. s.
Will continue the Wholesale Grocery business at
me Stand recently occupied b, them. where they
Will be pleased TO serve their friends and ma
irons as heretofors. The st,le the fra viii To-
main unchanged. r. POTTS.
X. q. FARLEY,
J. b. MARSHALL.
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The Prince of Wales Visit to the United

BosToS July Private letters from official
sources in England state that the Prince OF
Wales will go far East as Portland and as
FAR West as Cincinnati, in the United States.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
~ The partnership heretofore existing bstween
the Undersigned, under the firm Of LAIDkEY 4
ROBINSON. Is this day dissolved, by mutual con
sent. ihe business OF the late cone ern viii he
settled by EDWARD +. ROBINSON, who will
pay all its debts and receive all that Is due to IT.
excepting such accounts, notes, or other claims as
LAIDLEY. JOSEPH LATDLEY
EDW'D T. ROBINSON
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Observation-Disclosures concern Of kODDEY
~ STROTHER 10 this day dissolved by the
RuLchsse Of X. H: Strothers interest in ZANE b9
+. w. Roddey, who viii in future conduct the hu-
siness in his own All liabilities of the con-
csfn OF k0DOEY 4 tTRVfbsM with b. paid by
+. w. Roddey. r. W. RuDDsY
JUNE 18th, 1850. 4. H. SfROTHNR
il 13-lm
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AND iITH SfS.. OPPOSITE THE City HALL,
For SALE AT AUCTION.--At the request OF DR..
F. w. Roddey. (who will shortly remove to his
country seat, near Riohmond,) we will sell ~ pub
lie auction, on the premises, on TIL RSDAY, the
dence, located as above. The lot has front OF 30
feet on the north side of Broad street. and depth
of about 1856 feet the west line of 1lth street to
an alley % fee. wide. The Dwelling has 10 rooms,
with front and rear porticos. office IN front base
ment, large brick kitchen. stable, carriage house,
DC. The location of this property is equal to any
in the city.
TERMS fourth cash; balance at g., IL and Is
months, for negotiable notes, inte est added, Sc
cured by trust deed. or title retained.
iY GOOQIN & APPERSON. Ancta.
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DEAL ESTATE ON vENABLE AND
Immediately after the foregoing sale, at the re-
quest of the Union Building Fund Company, will
ING thereon, formerly owned and occupied BY
Mr.. Fendall A. Blankinship. fronting on the
north line of Venable street SO feet. running back
les feet. This is really desirable piece OF prop
erty.
After which. will be sold An excellent HOUSE
venable street, fronting Is feet, running back 81
feet, to o. A. Strecker's lot.
TERMS Same as above.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL EsTAT

pt MAN M "a dEST IN, AID IN JuRhH,S
trustee in a certain deed of trust, executed by
Maria Scott, sometimes called Sullivan, dated
18th February, 1859 duly recorded In Chesterfield
County Court, and in Richmond Hastings Court,
shall proceed TO sell at public auction, on the
premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th July, 1859, at
Manchester, recently occupied by the said Scott,
fronting ~ feet on the north side of the Manches-
ter COapit Turnpike. running back l65 feet; and
on FRIDAY, the 18th July, 1860 at O'Clock
M on the premises, the HOUSE and LOT in the
plan. fronting So feet on Judah street running
hack 40 feet The title is believed to be perfect
but the trustee will convey with the usual special
warranty.
TERMs.-One- third cash; balance and and q
months, for NEGOTIABLE notes, bearing interest,
and title retained till last note is paid,
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Jy3 UUUDIN APPEHSUN, Auctr3.
VALUABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE ON

v CHUKCH HILL, FOX SALE AT AUG TON.
l will offer for sale at public auction, the pre-
misses. on "WEDNESDAY, the 18th July. 1860. at
O'Clock 7. M, very desirable residence situated
Hill. now in the occupancy of the subscriber. The
Dwelling well furnished. having Marble Nantes,
and contains seven rooms, besides closets. The
lot fronts ~ feet and runs back l32 feet This il
really very desirable residence land persons de-
premises.
TERMs-Very accommodating. and will be made
known on the day of sale. F. v. SUTTON, in.
Sale by GoDDIN Il APPKRsoN, Aucts. jy2
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Ie 23-l0t Richmond, Va.
7 AIDES, HArHIN6 lAIkET AND LIFE
- PRESEKVER-An entirely new patented arti-
Gle, for Bathing purposes. May be worn in full
dress without Inconvenience. and is truly a LIFE
PRESERVER in Sea Bathing or learning to
swim. For sale at N. c; BARroN'S.
Also, BONNETS. GAPS, HEAD DRESSES,
LACE MANTILLAS, CAPES and BERTHAS;
French FLOWERS. RIBBONS, &e.
70 &-9w t a-s
I IGHT, LIGHT, LIGHT.-The subscriber
II has lust opened, At No. u Governor street,
opposite Howe's Furniture store, a full supply Of
Kerosene or Coal Oil LAM PS of the most ADJ roved
Dske, which will sol! II > small advance on man
ufacturers' prices. Also, the best Oil for the
same, At a. low price ~ any house IN kiehmond.
All OIL and LAAPS warranted.
j. as-ims EN0CH 6. REX. Agent.
OFFICE RicHMoSp AND pAsvIILr r. r. co.,l
Richmond, July 10, le6O
'TsHE COUPONS Of this company, due ist July,
l. 1850, will be paid at the Union Bank of New
York during AL The month of July, ls60, after that
o !: s :. e: Sao' Of sSs sScRssIHy HAN rs..
ENQR NALE-s0 bbs Test FAMILY FLOUR.
m. Wasksy" AM" Big Spring" brands.
Several dol. b. saS SlSfHx SysHD HANS
10 A-2w Basin BaIk.
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Sale conducted by GopDIN q APPERsoN, Auc

"A Iy preceding the sale of the House and Lot in
P. NJ, FRIDAY: Juy 18th, lSsO-will be sold
Ga the said premises all the HOUSEHOLD and
kIFUHEN FURNITURE and other personal
effects Of Mariah Scott. decd. valuable COW
beSold,
5 TERMs--6ash. for all sums under 800; ov.r that
amount, months credit, for approved endowed
negotiable notes. H. x. ELLYSON, Admir- of
Jy l. td Marian Scott, decd,
, 1860-11-30

Robcr Dale Owen. ! we'll known indiana
politician Of the Sham Dcmocrntic school, is
out with letter in the indianapolis Journal.
with letter in opposition to the attempt IL
coercc South Carolina in the event Of Aer &C.
ccssion. VIC quote the concluding and ,uai,,
part Of it.:
BY coercion what do VIC PROPOSE 10 our-
selves. To conyiuccs The sword ncycr tp,,-
vinccs; it subjectr. Is it our purpusc 10 tub
ject, If We cannot convince, our fcluw-citizc,,5
of South Carolina: But it is utterly at yari-
ance with tue spirit Of our government 10 have,
y our midst, huhjecte ke!d loyal ~ force. And
If IL were not, Sohlh Carolina, If she lack
Judgment, has spirit and courage: too mich
spirit and too much courage 10 submit ~ the
degradation. 4 political creed tnunot, any
more than religious one, BE- thrust npon
brave men by fDrcc.
But there is another punt Of view in whicl1
1t behoovcs lib to regard this matter.
In certain cases numbers suffice IL confer
consideration. When numbers combine for
an unlawful object, the offence changes Its
character. Tint which. in six men, is robbery,
becomes warfare in sixty thousand. Tic diff
ference between rebellion and revolution lies
chiefly In uulnben. Had Washington struck
for liberty aud independence ut the head Of
f1fty followers only, and had he and his men
been captured, they might without outrl,in;.;;
civilization have been hanged ae rebels. But
With Washington at the head Of fifty thousand.
The British government felt constrained to re.
gard their colonial prisoners as any other cap
lives taken IN war aud to allow them tie
mercy which, In such cases, the Law Of nations
prescnbes.
And thua It ia when opposition is made to
the authority Of the United states- nit be BY
= handful Of men, VIC may coerce them; 1t is
, 1860-11-30


The New York Tribune speaks as follows OF
one Of the new Democratic members Of Con-
:srcss elected from that city:
..Thc member from, the 1vth district, Mr.
kcrrigan, is certainly a marked man. Know
ins nothing Of his anteccdcnts, save that they
arc FIR more crcditab1c than those Of the mem
her elect from the lid district, we can gay
thai at the State Convention Of Syracuse last
ycar, hut for the daring Of the brave little fel-
low. thai hall would probably run With blood.
Few knew who hr was But at tue moment
}uwrr>. WAS going to give the order to vail in,' '
Young Kerrigan made ut him. Ills face Was
as pale lis marble, his eyes f:lirly glarcd. liz
pushed men aside, uulil he came within two
iect Ot Wood, when he extended his fist, and
eai.l: Wood. stop this, or you area dead Inan. :
II WAS stopped. Wood knew who kerrigan
was. lie knew lie was dcsperate-that he was
armed, and would have shot Wood in his
tracks had he moved and not stopped the
row. lie startled the whole Convention.
They placed The keeping Of the doors in his
illids, though lie Wis not 4 member Of the
Convention. On lis return to the city, about
eleven OF the delegates, including such men rs
Savage. Mr.: Fowler. and others, presented
Young kcrrigan with massive gold watch and
chain, worth $3.50, Inscribed: Presented to
Jamcs kcr1igan for his bravery and presence
ot mind ut syracuse. in preventing the eiiu-
tion Of blood;' or something like thai.
o,.., Nh kc5Eigan was unique in lis mode Of
while When 4 few friends or enemies ware
gathered together in Lis Congressional district,
hc was among them, and spoke: Boys, you
know very well have no money to purchase
volts. lwould like to be elected. lave not
the education Of some men; hut am honest,
aud | have good sense. Try me. It may prove
that !, humble as am, may do as much O,
,nnrc good for my city and country than somt
Win blow more and better than can hope tc
do These pithy addresses did the business
The boys' elected their candidate. He will
not prove second to Mike Walsh, for he j,
Iii, .qual in beauty, nnd his superior other
wf-C
, 1860-11-30

v- Headache Is the faTorte atsn by which nature
makes known any deviation whatever from the m.
turnl state Of the blal and Viewed In this Hight may
be looked safeguard intended to give notice OF
disease which might otherwise escape attention. TILL
too late to ba rameded and Its indications should
never he neglected. Headaches may be classified uf
der two names, viz: Symptomatc and tdiopathlc.
Symptonatic Headache Is exceedingly conmon md is
the precursor OF great yariety Of diseases. among
which Apopczy Gout. rheumatism and all aehtfie
diseases In its nervous form 1t Is sympathetic OF dis
case Of tho stomach constituting s,cE HEADACHE OF
heratlc disease constituting n,1Iors HEADACHE, OF
worms, constipation and other disorders of the bowels
we'll renal and uterine affections. Diseases the
ieart very frequently attended With Headaches:
Ana:mia End plethora also affections which frc
qnently occasion headache Idiopathlc Headache l.
nlso very common. being usually distinguished BY the
name Of NERVOUS HEADACHE sometimes coming tn
euddcnly In state of apparently sound health and
prostratus at the mental and physical energies,
md In other Instances It comes slowly hcraded by
depression OF spirits accrbIty Of temper. III most
Instances the pain IL In the front Of tho head
or both eyes. and sometimes provoking vomiting; un
der this clase naay also be nauei NErEALEIs.
For tho treatment of either class Ut Headache the
Cep1allc Pulls have been found and sate remedy
relieving the most acute pains In few minutes. and
By its subtle power graduating tile diseases of wcl
Headache Is tho 1ncrring index.
, 1860-11-30

No one Of the "any Ills tesh IS her to" 80 presa-
lent. little understood. and SO much neglected e
cosiveness. Often originating In ca.c!essness. or sr-
cntary habi.s 1t regarded slight disorder Of too
little consequence to excite anxiety. while in reality IL
l. the precursor and companion Of many Of the most
fatal and dangerous dscaes, nnd unless early eralca
ted 1t will bring tho suIerr1 to untuely grssc-
Anon. the lighter evils of which costiycueas Is the
usual attendant arc Headache. Collie. Rheumatism,
Foul Breath Files and Others Of like nature. wlIe
long train Of fghtfu1 diseases such Malignant Fe
sers. Abcessas. Dysentery, DiarThra. Dyspepsia Apo
plc1y, Epilepsy. Paralysis Iysteria Uypochondrias1.
Melancholy and Insanity first Indicate tter presence
III the system by this alarming symptom. Not untrc
quenty the diseases named originate In CONSTIPATION,
but take aa Independent existence unless the cause
Il etafcated III early stage From all tlerc eot-i
ations It follows that the disorder should receive in
mediate attention wheneverit occurs. and person
should neglect to get b"x Of Ccphalic Pills TIL!
frst appearance Ut tho complaint their timely
Will expel the nlduous approaches Of disease and de-
steoy this dangerous foe to human life.
, 1860-11-30

lloM1c1pE--James Wright, a sporting char
actcr, known as the 'Bsnicia Boy" WAS shot
through the heart, ut q saloon in Tcrrc IIautc,
on friday night, by Il man whose name is not
given. The two had quarrcled over plate Of
oysters, hut the difficulty was supposed to
have been settled. Shortly after, however, thr
lnu, came ur behind Wright, drew revolrer
aud shot him dead. It Is said that this Be.
nicia Boy bore a strong resemblance to the
"original Jacobs" and was thus enabled 10
palm himself off upon strangers rs that cele'
bratcd individual It is also stated that he was
presented to Mr. Lincoln, a short time since,
rs tic real "Bny."
, 1860-11-30


RESIGNATION or JUDUE TAS.:f.
II il true that Chief Justice Tancy l!!s re-
signed, though the announcement WAS mi i'll
tended 10 lie made until it was aec.rtaincl toa
certainty that Attorncy-Gcncral Bl,rk could
lie confirmed. The resignation WAS l1ut llneN-
,ectel by the President, and las nuthins to u"
with 1,o.l;ical troubles. The announcement l.
ead 10 he q breach Of confidence on the part
Of ntnlhcr Of lhc Cabinet.
THE MEM rApER At wAsIllSGToS.
The new Republican paper appeared this
evening. 1t explicitly denies that il IL the or-
gan Of any party. or ever intended to bc.
It il understood that no newspaper at tl,r
STA. "l Government, no matter under Whit
auspices it Hay he started, will hive any ALI
ihnrity or privilege to sFeak for Mr.. Lincoln
Or th. incoming administration. Or4tan@tliPi-
about played out.
ABSENCE Or SENATOR sLlpElI.
Mr.. Slidcll las sent wcrd here he will not
attend the Senate this session, uulcss tue Pres.
ilrnt shOulh desire lis vote on so1ne Epccial
.sraSion. His al'Sc,,rc will not carsc much
huFrOW.
TIE Alss1ss1rlt DELEGATION.
rriva,. dispatches Yesterday announced that
the senators md Meinlitssf Vi Mississippi had
met At Lacksnn, and unan nously agreed upon
accession and Southern tontedcr.tcy. THY
did III, state, however, whn .c:svc them any
authority 10 decide tlc Question. 1 ha1 ola1c
eiuphaiiyallv voted such u scllenc down i'll ler
Convention Of ISL, and rtDukel the Lc:.is1a.
lure for an attempt II 1llcrscdc TN expression
Ly the people. The nlaua:scEe ara now t1yin::
the same game, with the exp rtailon II ,l'a-
king the MASSES follow tLc:r lead.
A TELEGRAPH uOAN,
You may rest ASSURED t',:: there IL no tr,tl,
In the widespread report that III. government
has had any 1islntcllr, from Capt. Meigs. MI.
nounri.,. tic seizure, or Threatened seizure, u
Fort Jefferson, Florida. TIL: fact is, TINT lor1
has nv armament, nnd Is lilly miles fr.'lu thu
mainland, and one hundred miles west "f hey
West. The Ueruldx dispatch about the fiji.
mile bridge IL immensely appreciate ell III sc.'st
tion circles. Ii is but just TO say that co,rc
spondcnts here deny scrs'ins such iai*ci'ootir
and explain thcir al'learat!c.' by Tie t't ti'.,
certain Journals desire to kce], III, the excite
meut, and manufacture ncS:e il: their olii.es.
Indiana is harmonizin. Mr. Lane, ti.svcyn
or cleo. Of that State, lEld :,n ambition for lhc
United States Senate, but prcsnurc las been
made upon him II remain Gnyrrlor fur twt
wears, and then succeed Bright, and alrw
Caleb s,uit1, 10 succeed Fitch Oh tho 4sll o
March next. This programme points Il
Schuyler Culfax :> tile Indiana candidate FL,
the Cabinet. IIr will hr Ft,>tmastcrt;cnrra
or nothing.
, 1860-11-30

THE POPULATION OF Rrss1A.--A letter from
st. Petersburg las tho following:
Soon after the war in the Caimca, :.gcneral
census of tho population was begun through
out the Russian empire; it is now completed,
aud gives the following RESULTS: The total
population in 1900, ,00O. The lower orders,
serGs, petty traders and artisans, form a total
Of 800 900; the mobiles and the higher guilds
Of traders about 000, 600. The mobiles still pos
sess q 900 900 Of scrfs The population Of 81
bcria, including the wandering. tribes OF kasan
Astrnk;,,l and Orcnburg, is i 100000.
, 1860-11-30

Twenty aitt1tox* or Dol1aRs 9Aszp-3r. Spalt!'nr
tio4 eld to millions OF bottles Of h1s celebrated Pre-
1urr Glue ana It u estimated zach hottie at
lsast ten dollars uort Of broken furniture thnS uas
In. aggregate Of twenty millions Of sioiIars
claimed from 0tal loss by this valuable Invention
Havin: made his Glue household word, hr Frp-
poses to do the world still greater service Is curing all
tic aching heads With Lis Ccpal!c Pills. au II they
as good n As Clue Headache. will vanish away
Ike suow In July.