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MEMS DREss svI1s,
foSrHs' DRESS SyIrs,
Yo.'hs' business S~ifs,

IHtI1ftn'S ScKocI SNifs,
st No.1 I, WAtEEk Z Co; Marble Hal Clothins
snnonnoe tbat hboiei BndinS, would respectfully,
, Winter Clothing is now ready for inspection IL
Co,thpIised OF an essoTtEent Of Gentlemep's and
IN IN 4a terra: trimming, and Workmanship.
fashionable articles Of Dress opportunitv IS how
offered for selecting from the most attraotive STOCK
duced prices. Ss,H
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NorICE District Of ColHmtiG ddrsr.issnsnts
@ - 'HS'T'Sd IA fhs BALTIMORE sun are rsesirsd
.. and fOrirardsd from The STAR Office
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AUCTION SALES.


ny }. y. mcOIlhE az CO, Auctloneert.
ITRCSTEE'S SALE OF STOCK OF DRUGS,
L MEDICINES, Dye STUFFs AND FANCY ART
CLEs.-By ii tue of a deed in trust duly executed
and recorded, the subscriber will sell, at Public
sale. on THURSDAY. the I'd day OF February 1851
the stock of Drugs, Medicines, Dye Stuffs and
Fancy Articles, Furniture and Fixtures in the
apothecary SHOP on the corner of Al and south ID
street, mn the Island, consisting Of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints. Oils,
Dye Stufs, Hair and other Brushes Combs
Fancy articles, Show Cases and Bottles
scales, Weights, Counters, and many other articles
too numerous TO mention.
ne whole comprising complete stock OF fixtures
6nn furniture of al apGthecary aud drug store
Terms OF sale: AL sums M der = ", cash; all
sums over that amount, credit of 81 and 90 DAYS
tor approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
L lie sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock a m
CHAS, : WALLACE. Trustee
"a . eo&ds j. &. MCGUIRE a Co Aucts
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DIED.,

"a Horday morning, 2st inst Mrs. MARGA-
r.. sherman, ESQ ""0 vi Nhos =
der fIlel are invited TO attend her uneral, on
e -moIrov, ue.day,)at O'Clock, from Trinity
Church, corner Of Sd and streets.
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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer

III n n. n
- MHlCH an hEMAiN OR BE- REMOVED, SITUATED
OK liIU STREET, AT AUCTIoE.-jbn THURSDAY
tha 10Th inst shall sell, sts o'clock m on the
premises, good Carpenters Shop. situated on To-
No. IS, In square NO. PIE. on I4th between north
aud streets. The shop is to lie removed unless
owner Of the ground for Ittp be removed
Terms cash.
ia ~ 4. GREEN, Auct,
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QUKRU's Con Liver OIL JEIIv

Approved by the New York Academy of Medi-
cine. 1t is twice more ericaciOus than the iiqr,d
oil. IL Is the only cure for ScrOfu!as, Consume
ton and all kinds of Coughs.
ALSO,
QUERU'S JELLIFIED CA TOR On, by which the
offensive gressinass of the oil obviated For sale
by all respectable druggists Washington and
GEORGETOWN ~
FOLD, PARKER Il MOVER, Wholesale Agents.
Ia Beekman street, New York city. 20 s SIN
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CIRCUIT COURT-Ths Court met this mornfno
at the usual hour, and the regular jury business Of
the term was taken up. The following are the
petit jurors of the term:
Edwin Green, John B: Turton, Geo. Smith.
Stewart Smith, BENZ f. Gettings Arch'd White,
Robert X. hewitt. Oliver Birkhead \ Bovd
BROOKS, Henry Thorn, Simeon MatlOck. Fred k
A. Burch, James II Sheckells, VIM T. Hook
Chris'r Cammack, jr John Robinson George =
Kirk, Henry A. Clark, John s. Clements. Thomas
Johnson, VIM. Wilson, Thomas Thornley,, +.
SWrl2ht, George A. Sothron, Reuben Wortfinp-
ton, Peter Bremen, John T.. Neale James LusbT.
Seraphim Mast.
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SMITHSONIAN LECTURES. Prof. PIERCE 10 an
nounced 70 Lecture atthe Smithsonian this evening
OH Comets
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WATCH RETrRNs-The city WINS rem,rL.bl,
quiet Saturday aud Sunday nights The trial
docket at the Central Guardhouse did not exhibit
the name OF single offender arrested The cells
the hrst night accommodated nineteen dodgers
and last night fifteen. Most of the lodgrrs are
attracted TO this city by the hope of obtaining
work by the early opening of the Potomac fish,
cries.
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The THEATRE is to be opened tonight. for one
week only, under the aus ices of the celebrated
actor, Mr. James f. Murdoch, sustained by
talented and experienced company. including the
great Washington favorite, Mrs w C Gladstane
A more ENJOYABLE week Of theatrical entertain
ment than this promises to be has probably neve,
trahspted In the National Metropolis, and Of
course it will be made good use of by our theatre
going citizens.
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The Potomac STEAMERS Since the river
opened, the steamers have been busily engaged
The Thomas Collyer is on her Alexandra and
w ashington Ferry route. making regular trips
The James Guy has been thoroughly overhauled
aud repaired, and is ready 10 resume her trims,
For some DAYS she had been lying at the White
House wharf, but Oh Saturday came up the river
to Alexandria, having in tow three schooners,
The Aqua Creek steamers are again MAXIM
regular trips The steamer George Page is hauled
up on the railway at Hunters ship yard, at Alex
andria, undergoing repairs.
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WE ARE REQUESTED to invite attention to the
advertisement of DIR. WOoIfson, the Optlclan, a64
Pennsy vanla avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teentn streets, which appears in the lntelligencer
and States. Will be seen that his streng thenng
spectacles and eve glasses" are recommended bS
many eminent gentlemen. presu med to he Judges 6f
their good qualities, and of the comfort 10 lie de-
rived from their use by those who require the aid
OF these important InstrumentalItiss. Dr. w hes
been located III tais city for several years de l0y
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AMONG TIE MANY REMEDIES before the public for
the cure Of Dyspepsia, by sentery, FatH ence Con
StlFa'Itr. LAYER tomplaint, ar Any Oth-r disease
arising rom veal Iess IN the he al or stomach, Dr.
J.. Hostetter' Celebrated Stomach BItters are far
the most certaI IN its effects. You who suffer
lug the most toiturIng pains, remember that a few
bottles at this powerful. yet Pleasant, compound
Will afford great relief Thcusauds Of the most
trying cas;s nave been cured. and made known to
the pubc by those who have ex periencsd its power
4 trial is AL that is desired 10 bring as many more
witnesses In the held as tina public may desire.
For sale by Druggists and dealers gene a. ev
eryWhe1e ia % cost
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SUHs, RoBEs, SHAwLs. CLoaks, ENgRorpRRrEs
AND FINE ! RESS uooD> FOR tvENING.-We learn
that In consNquHhce OF Congress remaining unnr-
saEized. that Perry & Brother have radncsd
largeIy the Prices for al the above named articles
The crowds of Ladies that daily flock To their
SIX Tonn, We suppose must be rewarded with great
Dargnlns
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IHE FIRE IN conference.-the are requested
to state, for the information of the propertv-
holders In Georgetown interested. that fonr fire
plugs are included in the plan of distribution Of
water through the city, viz upon Bridge street.
at the corners OF Green, Washington. Jefferson,
and Congress. These had been ordered but moi
received previously to the fire last night; hence
there was some delay in procuring water When
these plugs are set. ample protection will be
afforded in this locality.
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MRs. WINsLow, an ex perienoed nurse AMI female

MRs. w INSEOW, az ex petienced nurse and femnle
physician. has S0Gth fng Syrup F0T Chii1t, y,sfh-
,ng which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by sOfteElng the gums, reducing ali inflammation
Will 3liay all PAIN, and ls sure To regulate the
bowels. Depend upon IT. mothers. it will give rest
~ yourselves, and relief and health To your infants
another column. 90 II-Ir
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O.4.-''HE DIED OF QUACKs," ME 1T mark Inany
n grave; hut how many victims of Cousumptiu.
might have been saved by an early reliance upon
Mrs. NJ y. GardBer's Indian Bals.m of I,iyerwprt
sold by all the Druggists In the world ia q lwr
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IHK BLACK SNAKES -There is a gang of
Fifth w ard who call themselves Black Snakes :,
Last week, few of them fell into the hands Of
the police, and Yesterday four more Were captured
ana placed IN The Eastern Lookup. Their fine
and costs. as adjudged by Justice Gull. was - -
apiece. One of them was not able to bring that
sum, and he was reduced to - 81 The names
OF these diSofderly fellows will appear in the
weekly report Of that section.
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MOUNT VERNON The Washington correspon-
dent Of the New York Express says: The Mount
Vernon Turnpike company, at present engaged in
constructing rev AID direct road between Al
enandria and Mount Vernon, intend further TO
construct horse railroad between those points 10
run daily in connection with the trains on the
AieXandria and Washington railway. The cost
OF the railway Will be about Sin ntj0--of which
amount the Mount Vernon Association will con
uioute one-half and the railway company will
contribute towards the income of that Association
nVe cents on each passenger transported to Nouut
vernon IN their cars. The sum now paid by the
pfoprlstorS OF the steamer wbich runs twice n
week from Washington to Mount Vernon. is
twenty-five cents for each passenger In 1889
.Wo passengers Were thus carried. at a charge of
81 each, for going and returning By the new
route alluded to, the charge will be a,iout seven
ty-hve cents and the increase is expected to he
very great, as daily conveyance will be substi-
tuted for a semi-weekly There will he no
change of cars between Washington and Mount
vernon, and passengers who leave Wasbinoton
IN the morning may dine at Alexandria at , p IN.
on their return, or In Washington at D. m. The
ronte for the last four or FIVE miles will nasS
through the original Mount Vernon estate az
owned and cultivated by Gen. Washington. of
~. .,Uo acres In extent Mr.. John A Washington
SUN retalns about 300 acres Of this estate and
the remalnder is In the possession of several mo-
Ptietors, the principal owner being Mr. Aaron
nsgSeu, formerly OF New York, who is the pro
w hen this new route is in operation If i. esti
a.
mated that at least 10 600 persons will visit Nonnt
vernon annually; who will contri butte 8 900 Der
anhum towards defraying the expense of keeping
up the grounds. The Superintendent. Mr. Her,
peri, is an experienced farmer, and relative Of
tne Fairfax family, SO closely identified with
Gen. Washington. Win
WESTERN MIssIoS-The o,o,pi,,,;o, - =,
new SABBATH school on r, near Twentieth 60,
Tss .. Dok place Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
Rev ' n,u;d began 9egan with singing and prayer bv
chapel was crowded, and the necessity for a
speeoy enlargement for the accommodation of all
VINO wiz attend, was apparent The Superin.
tendent called for volunteer teachers and quite a
number OF ladies' and gentlemen responded The
scholars were classified Immediate and r.o
ceeded to the Introductory exercises necessa,r to
form an acquaintance with their teachers Ater
the regular exercises, the Superintendent distrib
uted number Of Sunday sc hool period icals among
the children, which seemed to give them great
pleasure. Mr.. T A. Newman, of Georg.towp
then took charge, and exercised the It'll. ones IN
singing, and they displayed much musical taste
in singing. f'
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\ CHEAP ROBE The police officers in search
ing Tor stolen goods lately, found a rne robe Of
grey fox fur, bordered with black and white fur
Out Little worn. The person who kept the house
where it was found said he purchased it of two
coiored men, and the price was about 81 SO. Its
real value Is S25 or $50. 1t 10 left at the Office Of
Justice Dom to be identified The person who
purchas II is named Spalding, and keeps shop
on the avenue, south side, between Third and
Four-and-a-half streets. He said he knows the
men who sold 1t to him when he sees them This
morning, two colored men were arrested. but he
said they were not the right ones, and they were
released
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usi snop With carpet bag in November last and
onered them for sale Witness resides on thu thu
island She gave him go cents for the large pair
ana ~ cents for the small pair f
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HUN T I-NF n Wv I'd " EIO IfINt St.Ai r.
These Scales are offered 10 the public as tha
most SIMPLE, dua bic, aDd reliable scales ever put IN
use. tlI tclass premiums rave been awarded tbeT1
by tho United States Fair and Virginia Az ion tur-i
Spole:y: Virginia State Agueuiturai FAIR Franklin
Institute Fair, Peansy lyanIa; New York State Tar
Vermont State Fair, &C., &c. In ever, case whers
exhibited they have received first class premIuns.
70, q at % loulsIana avenue, Depot of SIleT's
do ISL, r. G. PATTISa's sgan,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-12
FROM CALIFORNIA.

~. Jossph's, September g.
The express from San Francisco on the
22d has arrived.
Lieut.. Weed. &C the fourth artillery. with
his command. stacked the Indians ia Ruby
Valley and killed seventeen. Three soldier,
we're wounded. II is supposed that the
route is now protected, and that there will
hereafter be an uninterrupted communica.
ton.
Senator Latham addressed tie citizens 81
Sacramento an tile -, strongly ursin.
Breckinridge aud Lane. bit the Breckenridge
resolutions were voted down.
The Secretary Of St,te Of Oregon had re-
fused TO issue certificate Of election Ia
Shlel fnr Congress. on account ~ the cleo.
ton being premature aud unauthorized BY
law.
Rich gold mines have been discovered Al
Walla. Wsla. Tue news from Fraser river
mines j. encouraging.
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lNyEsTMENr OF TuxILLo.

New Orleans, September 4.
The schooner Toucey. from Ruatan on the
oath. brings dates from Truxllo Of the 23rd.
A force Of seven hundred men had assembled
outside the walls of 'fruxiIlo ready to make
an attack upon Walker. On the 18th an
English ship-of.war arrived in the harbor.
The commander stated that the object Of bis
visit was 10 protect the citizens and their
property, and restore the revenues Of Trux-
lilo to the rightlul authorities. Ga the morn.
ing Of the oath there was heard heavy can.
nonading, which lasted until noon, and it
was generally believed that combined at.
tack by Guardioa's men and the English
ship had been made upon Walkers position.
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Who will be King Of Jerusalem 2

The New York Herald says that this is
one Of the two great exciting questions Of the
day 10 Europe. The Italian complication is
succeeded BY another equally interesting
the Syrian diiiiculty-and the papers are al
ready beginning TO debate the question who
will be King Of Jerusslemf From recent
news received from Europe. il is probable
the army Of Louis Napoleon is already in
occupation Of Palestine. including the Holy
CITY. The Emperor 81 the French Is, in Ill
probability. the Warwick Who will give 1t a
King.
There are five millions Of Hebrews scat
tered over Europe and America. sho, in
proportion to their numbers. hold greater
amount Of monesh" than any other race.
They excel all others in the quantity they pos.
sess Of old gold. old silver. aud old clothes.
Nav, the Jews have a deep interest 10 the
question. and they are looking forward TO the
day when they will be able TO return TO the
land Of their circumCised foreiathers. from
which they have been 80 long banished.
Louis Napoleon is aboIt TO soi,e the ques-
ton. Is, his advice young Baron Rothschid
is here studying the institutions Of the coun.
try, a study which is the maih cause o. the
EWIttEot obu suIttss W fEduCts anu WHICH
will probably be attended with the same Ell.
iects in the case Of the Prince OF Mslcs, who
is coming among Us Tor a similar purpose.
England having latterly lost caste among
first class nations for want OF ability in her
statesmen. Rothschld will remain here till
after the election. ~arching the working Of
our institutions; and IL Is N contemplation
TO give him pubic banquet ~ Nes York,
~ anticipation Of greater honor which a.
waits him.
The moment Louis Napoleon gets Syria
under his thumb. he will fetch nut the Baron
Raihsclnld. prepared by his American tram
lng and experience, aud he will place the
crewn 81 Jerusalem upon his head. The
wealth II the Jews from every country and
cline will soon be collected ~ the Holy
Land. aud railroads aud hotels, aud ciyillza-
ton viii be established IN the wilderness,
aud European and Amyfican travellers will
be able t. get something better than - 10
casts and Wild honey" the fare which John
The Baptist ipund there eighteen huadred
wears ago. aud which continues the iood OF
wanderers TO the present day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-12
LATE FROM EERopE.

81 Johns, Sept. 5.
The steamship America passed Cape Race
Yesterday. She brings European dates to
the Goth, via telegraph u Queenstown.
The British Parliament had adjourned un
al the 2sth oil August, when it will be pro-
rogued.
Lord Palmerston denied in the House of
Commons the statement that Austria has
threatened to support Naples. She would
adhere 10 non.lntprsentlon until her own
frontiers were threatened.
Mr.. Lindsay, member Of Parliament,
has been authorized 10 proceed 10 Washing
ton TO lay before the United States Govern
ment the views of Great Britain relative to
the navigation laws and bellserent rights.
and to enter into negotiations for opening
the coastng trade to British vessels.
Ihe London money market is depressed
by unftVorable harvest PROJECTS.
The harvest il tie Russian provinces is
more abundant than 1t has been FOR many
years.
Louis Napoleon has recently made speech
at Lyons, 10 which he condemned the unjust
distrust abroad. and declared that nothing
should make him de,iate from the path Of
moderation and justice. lie said that his
sole desire was the general interest OF France.
and he urged his listeners TO give themselves
TO works OF peace. lie was determined,
with God's assistance, that France shall not
degenerate under his dynasty. The pacific
character of the speech caused an advance
on the B0nrse.
Napoleon has issued decree opening the
French ports for the free admission OF all
kinds Of foreign grain irrespective Of the
hsg.
Hostlities had commenced on the soil Of
Naples. The town Of Reggie, nearly oppo.
site the city of Messlna. had been captured
by Garibaldi. sud 1000 Calabrians had jnn-
ed Garibaldi's volunteers. A general battle
with the Neapoltans was imminent.
The Chiefs OF the National Guard Of Ma
pies have rendered their resignation. in con-
sequence Of the foreign battalion not being
disbanded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-12
Thc o,,senaled nl.iers.

The qualities IL ~. medicine have placel Il upon
an impeti-hspe Foundation. IL destroying disease
aud inducing health. il has no parallel.
For the following Complaints these Bitter. are .
Specific. ,I. D,sPrpsia. o. Indigestion, Heart Burn.
AcJly, Co,liseaess Less Of Appetite, Headache, and
Genctal Debility.
Ia many sections o. our country this preparation il
extensively used Ky physicians in their practice, and Il
seems TO have restored many 10 health who apps
reniIy besoud the reach Of the healing sH.
York, Livingston co. N. Y, Oct. 1, 1859.
Messfs :. W. FowLE x Co. Sifs = Dyspepsia,
with L, numbehess associates. took up is atoje with
me- 10 opposition 10 the skill Of many ol the most ceI
ehisied Physicians until the spirit vas Wiling ~ no
relief could lie iound) 10 surrender and G ldieu IL
earthly tabernacle. when inducr,. by the urgen-
cy Of . friend. 20 Try the OXiGENATED BlrTERs,
little dreaming that The Giead IN the houndess
sea of patent medicines as u was the fret dfaught
was ever induced 10 quail. hut thanks be 10 GOJ Il
ras bllm. and must efficient and grateful one too
The most aggravated symptoms In my were I'm.
mlera,c. anil irregular heating u The heart immei.
alry after taking opd attended with great pfpsifaion
aaI very felueniy violent attacks Of pspiittion last
nc from twelve twenty ,ur hours leaving the so-
mach perfectly poWefles- ihat even spoonful Of
milk o. rice wafer would seem burdeBsome. COM
menced Wy taking hsli y RasPephlut-He eNth' was
full one. was very pefsevefng until had iaken
three bottles; since them al intervals, have taken
two more.
bes,n 10 resiixe he genial effects Immediately; be-
siJea Il l. extremely grateful and refreshing hev.
etses, which u a charm that bot Few medicines
boast ol would. sifs. most heartily aud earnestly
beg all who are afflicted with Dyspepsia in any form
10 les, your Orygcnaled Bitefs, as 10 esteem them
invaluable.
Very respectfully, Miss ". STOCKING.
Prepared by seth W. Fowle 4 Co. Boston. and Cor
sale BY Webb & Dickson, Hillsbcrcugh; X. D. saun.
dei., CHAPEL Hill; Williams 4 Haywood, Raleigh and
by al Druggists; aud At wholesale by Addie Cray,
Richmond. aud ". a. a. ia. Santos, Norfolk.
juns ~. 4e--ism
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-12
TnE RESPONSIBILITY.

lf Lincoln should be elected, the whole
responsibility 81 his election will rest upon
Breckenridge and his friends. There Is "a
esading or dpdging this paipahle. Incontro.
,ettible fact. Every ,p,e gwen to Breckin-
ridge at the Naih is a vote indirect, fpr
Lincoln.
Why. then, keep Breckinridge in the field;
Nobody but censummate fooI believes that
he stands the slightest possible chance Of an
election. either BY the people or the House
of Representatives. lie j. simply out Of the
qarstian. And every vote gwen 20 him,
sheiher u the Norih or al the South. is a
vote 10 aid II the election &c Lincoln. To
support Breckinridge II the South is to en-
courage the friends of Breckenridge at the
North TO continue Breckenridge electoral
tickets IN the field ia that section, and e.
continue Breckenridge electoral tickets IN
the field in the Northern States Is. in all pro-
liability, 10 insure the election 81 Lincoln.
DO not the Breckenridge men Of Virginia and
the South perceive the result 10 which their
leaders are madly driving thcmi Aud will
they longer continue. ,ainly and Cautiously
10 adhere 10 aud support the Ysncey candi
date u they really do not desire the cleo.
tim 81 Lincoln, they should as honest men
and patriots. abandon Breckenridge II once,
and rally, with might anil main, 10 the sup
part 81 Bell and Everett.
Bell can be elected, and he can be elected
by the people, " the Southern States will
sustain him in bady. a. IL is their duty To
DO. All that is necessary TO secure him
enough Nnrlbern votes TO elect him. is e
assure the Northern people that the Southern
states will vote Tor him. We can indeed
assure them, and We do assure them that Bell
will certainly carry twelve out Of the fifteen
snuthern states; aud wa honestly believe
that he will carry every one Of them With the
single exception Of Suuth Carolina and even
South Cafolina's vote will be given 10 him il
her vote can elect him. Richmond Whig.