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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11

Die unteuet6nete. lenfem Die QufmerfIomfei
Don Wisrerpertdufern auf i6r 2a9rr ypn G5rucc.
rteS, 9rcYtltpns, Wfebl, Gtgarrru, &autabaF une
ionlt8e Nrtttel, bic qewG9nlih in einem perartie
gen gSpolelals- 0eiGGft 9efibrt werpen. 8eIpu.
per8 madden tie auf tbr reihe6 9Bein, unb Qiouprs
Wager autmertlom. NVe pieie 9S0arcu wurprr
alif nproliten Ntarttcn ur0 meiaen5 fir Boor
eetduIt pesNalb mir Sci piinftlihen Se,ablcrn
gu auBerlt biltsen 9reieu Ocrtdufcn tGnncn. :
Vie eon unS ais aht 9arantirtrn Sranpiee uur
SSeine ilno et9ele Importation, unD nepcr ac.
mil@t, nod mtt .3ulabcn lhGbliher Stpffe per.
eben, wte pieIes bel Den i'm gfOrren oeFauften
Waaren nur Su oft Der 6al lit. Der b~eriibmtr
nSS. gSauace'6 9ure Nipuntain Dem" 9DbisfeY.
Don benz mir RE einSigen 8rrFaufer linr, MIR
an Sebalt unp Quite Y9n teinrm inner6alb Der
Srr. Sfaaten 9ebrannten QSbiefrY iisertrpfen.
unlcr Wager befebt auBerOem nod aus:
lOOO Jap extra unr i~uperfine She'll, inter be.
neu pie pom Sddern ~gefuhtcn Sprten 9}ews
Srleane, 9CttC 3ticU uup CUBA 3udrr uno Nlc.
la0cs 800 8aB Cut 2oaf &ruiGep, Spcwperep
nnp &a1rs 3uder 100 6llten 36ce 500 ,GiItcn
Seiie unp Htbtsr SO. | unp 9fU. 3 Wodete.
unp pertn8e; fEilbe cute @oi9en Butter, BON
Der mir w0HsntIicb SenOun9en erbolten Cars.
Bacon SipeE, Sans, S9puIDer5 unp 8reajts
Sall Starts, gsait 9pwOer, 9emabltnen Raifr
uho gts1er; 9flTTen, Selalt, elmer uno ale bic
ionIttSsn Artttel, bic III elmer Grocery gcp59ulid
&c, .an9t perben.
6srnsr; " 0aaace'3 Yure Mcumtatn Dew
2SPl0'e' %rplCn's, GuseGlOOia 6lcd5, Snpn.
D. '.soAoabsIa une 3iectlfitp QG5:SfcD 900
s. .:AnjoiiAen Brandy, bort, NaDeira, S9er.
~, G!arEt unD Champaign 2Gein Giosr, Gom>
mon SratNg, Sin, Stun, 2tpple 9rans9 unp aue
arten FiquOr5.
rs m. B alInte S5Gnr,
Sde D l4ten uno GarYsSirafr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
Sefammtmncbnm0rm
&jcfnnber NScmfI6en. SScrSfamb.

Su 8ero6t oeSs e0ncriidcu Nttcre, NaS ~ r int Youfc Bic.
ss ~i5rubjabre botten unoin 0rloe beIleltCn fam man gar Mot
Inbers erworrrn, oS baS Der 6hsntIi6t @shunbbcitSuitluo ece
0anSeS in SCrbdltnism6Bscr SEctlc rpn ZEN 9ct %auSboutsn ben
NWtaSmtn une Der YIolartI leibrH No IT'D burdb onbere Urrbcrr-
iItn6er Srmmerfrantbetten tuRb Essen wirb. SoS QcIbc Gcber
perbreitet it'd, in unlsrm Ganse MN Sabr III Satr ncbr, unc mcrn
Mist eclbeS 6tcber, 70 pue lctecr Sbplero tehen Stcle einmcbmtn,
qbne en ben stehn 9auCnfebtrn, Dem GppbuS uno tolrn uS
65s6ttfcbcrn I'll l%Drtden, bic ltete ltrc Gni0bl Spkr fur boS Grob
fcrbcrn. Sn Seho6t pteler ShatIoden lit bos bette, mas man
bun fam, bic 8rrrer<9 cnlttutpn in itrcm Rcrmalen 8uitore III
srtalten, pbns Die Grtenstrdtt gu s%slibSOsn. gu bnlem @rbe bal
N NnfcttIr Elm NrlnnInt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
Ssfauutma bilnaen
=. 81. Gtrcdcr,

Nprtbctcr, OruStf, supporter ppn pcut-
l6en Gbsmicalieu II. +. 10. CIR. 3 WiainzStr.,
ac9enuber tem alien Mtartte.
.&a- &erCptc Tcrocn nit Der erIftcn Sorefalt uub @enou.
t9tttt terctct, Ionic 6tmtf6c 8r6p nrnte uuo an1I pfsu
nit drserrer 9untttNtt heur1;. VNnpfaufIeut ute nlt0rr rae
~yeitbattiSc Eager ans .eniiGtr. crutitrt umo ~frans6dibtr : nttS
rtl1er &rRtt y. N0nYrg uifclu T. n. in better @uewobl .'lsn
IN %u9cnl6tut nthnrcH. melt 1:htG! itnt She'll itltii gu nice Ilsc-
rem, ale Gen Tsrel ,dtU DUClrr 2r-c,.iiSS pcrotn. Wcoi;info.
7 en- werpen 'a pn biHistn S;:N"@san9en wGcerum nit neurm
0prrotbe euSeehatet.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
Auforpsrun9!

Der lluttr5eiGurte eriu&t Die @ebraOrr Scfryb
aAo Ml6aeI @tntler in Tt6mURp, ,Gtrsi>
ntsn (Oper i'm SAT- tbree g(,iebsuS bic 5inte,taI,
lfnen), !Rre @oreGs b"!Oiat IN 5Oirpb 9rop t,
9apgerNo0 $50. Pill, Y9;!apeIpgid, pa, 8u5u.
%lsnoen. JrsuuCe ~Dtriclbcn E3geu SIstbiAGo ole.
&c @uforreru0g narfcmmeu.
JclFpb W infierC aus SieIenbp9
bj paIpsBut, @rOB9, 0aCsn,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
NEW MARKET HOTEL,
Gfc rrr 6ten unp W(aribalir., Itdmpup

Dc !, l.. nrCu 9ubIitum nro tiIeS Vet ]tinssribtttc Sctrl be
acne tmpIcpltu. 4~lcitriti8 crlauttn lin 81 Nntcrpitncnn, ouG
pNS bisiot &ublitum Su Oftrcm 8ci~- 4 ,tmad9cu cIn9e-
riht;tCn Gptale f%reunolihlt einyulapcu, ppltIblt man ltetS p3 bette
rbUr UNI lcNtiSe &rtrlibungcu, ncbt iupcrtpmmtnecr &eolc-
-.I FmptR mtTb. SIGpclbpteT ". 9auelfr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
IS y Il IT GpeS,
Wu9enfabrifan

&dt Der 9ten uno SroaoSStrnBe,
cupfttlt Standardization ien 9a0cr UUn clmant urb bouerbaft
Sctauten S8a8cn jeecr Dirt Wno ti9utr 8a6Tintipu, uno fubrt
NutlrdSe gum anfertt9cn ncucr lBagen aus in Ser tIr,eiten
Sctt rno III Den bllt lttn Sreileu. ollie IN Bent 9Ioencroc-
idatt rpTtrnincnot9 tcparaturcn rperOtn plufliblt o~u5ScfI6rt.
BSS- gum Sermtctbeu tcbtn tets etniae
ele9ante Su99teS. 9s9en biui9e &er9utung tei
Spbn Opee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.

mehe6n lib III n~eberRlbme auer Aeats0gI66ft auf oaes Gt,
ut'en in ano Ir he Staet ~9tttatORo, Gbetsrfeib uHe 6anorsr
GOurtD. Sffjee: Ede Der II. aaN SaHtiTa3s ,GirSpiR8 6aG
B~S;sHnt.r 8IG2"iS ga. 1855
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
BRUCE'S
llem -l0rkrr Sdtift- OieRrrei

bat lets ~pptrdtbts cine erEec Nu5watg Won
Mutigu0, S6)riftcn, Sicr,S dbriftcu.
Scfupfcrtcn Sdritcu, Scutidbcu Sdbriftcns
muitshpru, Scr;icruuucn.
SdudI' u S"ineorcttsS brtitrr, SiniGhuuacu,
Nfciins~ Ii. WSetdn,Sinicu, SurdidbIiTc,
@fciiIn9Crc uns gulpanimrtc GdsCuaerutcu,
Sircirs mn Guipigi, 6crmats Stciarac "
&picmniidbc Sinicu.
Di Shrfrn ino ale eurb 9omrffraft ron rem bicfrr Strift.
0,,Brrsi i9tntbunliteh barton 9pc!ou oeoplcn. Die unpUo(cih-
lidt Shnell9teti, nit Der mtine Strifttu gSuHcn mrroCn, lcft .ntt
IN Dan Stanp, pttlt eoucrboflcrcn Strftcn " pcn uiccri9fen
Yretlcn Der 9elprenlt4en &9pcn fprpbl 9c9cu SoRr ais auf Grrtit
II pertouien.
pteNen, SpIStrifcn, Sarbe, Gdtcu g~Sntctbaten ,. Gjsfcre iN
81 Den n%tcort9licn Sabrttrreilen. Shrifrrr6sn neblt greisIilc
perCen 9e9en etmienounS Hon 7 Gents fUr roS YpitpUtu an Gp s.
orudCrCCE rCrioppt.
3ettun9strr0uSs ebcr, pclhe bcTe @xStjee, nctt bic1cr Nptt, eur
cem l. Nu9ult 1859 prcimal %aufu;bmcu mo mir Gin GrcmpI0r tbs
rer Setun9 Sultnpen, trnnCn b; SnlcrtpnSOctubren in @nretnuno
trin9Cn, mtnn JIG FUR ben f~anfaten s8crb .On mcinrn 6abritattn
WeprOc Srutc,
80. Il StunnbCrS St. 9cips S1prf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
Teners ur,o Martue=9l0efnrams

SGASCL- ~ ISA"h"N0
pT
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Die etn Bona SIDE Capital Ucn 100000 beiB
unp i'm Sabre 1882 purd9 ole 0eleB9ebuus,
BON Sir9inien ein9eIeBt Durpe.
gerIi6trunscn wcrben eurb oieie att Gempaonie ert6ciIt untcr
ben Gunrigntp gepin9m!9en 9c9en fcuer- uno HSIlerlh6ocn an
Eiesntbuw auet @rt, ale: Sauier, Mcubel, Outer uno gBoareu
alCr @rl, iOwobI i'll Der Staot, ais ouh i'm Came, uo perceE Die
~Neuefcaoep MusSGblun9cH prompt 9eletht.
&s~ Sur Die Yplite une Ole @ufno9me or III 0eritderEben &C.
oGnltaubC Nirb nidte b%ercdNet.
SiPce 8n. ll M0inir., &itmpnb, SI., else GtUr ~Iiter5alt
9tspath Shlccr- @. .. 0pwa!eiR, 9rEfo.
MiN an 30 MS SIR, Secrcl :. lIG.l.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
(@bNrtrrcc ourh Die Grleescbun9 Ven &tr9iaicn.)
&dD;tal: $IOGOOO.

9cpuiiten wCrGCn in StcIsr 9onf cnige9Cn 9cnpnntn con So an
uo a~Hin6rte, uno wcreeA bitilbeu III t p@t. per Sobr Vuiinl,
wtun le inr 6 Ntunotc :bcr Hanger III oteir Sanf ]rcrblstben. Gr
tlrWcc 0rriuom mcrrcn 3 pGt. bcrchuct.
Sas 0mSc Stpt. &aYitol baiut fur bic DcYoiihn.
9cppljtcn mcrecn ausenpnnrn yab QuiuWneen oorittcr ouS9es
iftut purdo ben Carrier 3. y. St0rte in Dem SIrre rrS perm
6pence, GGt rr Governor m9 ManlrnBs, &ihmOnp, Sa.
Samuel 2. Gpttrell, grdii0tut.
IS. StQrfe, GOlirCr. &. @0ItbGll, SccrCtir.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
>. II. CHALKLEY,

y. II. CHALkGEY,
DanOler Bon Qeotr uuo 9hub-Jinriu9s, Smsurtt.r
BON frana6lihem Salblebsr,
13. Str., swifhen Main II. Carp, 0itmOnb. ga
DeuhbIn Schubnateal wro bieS %peuidnSi0i aIrrnrte Yasi
oOn GeOer alCr Nrt bcneua %empfObltn. 9isitI6en iHocn saieIsa iu-
9lct@ alec Su tbrem geh0ft n0tAi9e l8erficus, bic (. g. 2tnoinse,
EeNten !e., ale Sorten uppera u. i no. Su6 Yrr SpttIerr In0
SubtinOcrn 9eb audit peroeuSe Gcoer 1T 9letbfau5 aONdttie.
Ollie biCie &rtifel rperom aeGen 9a0r Ooer CUTE 9aptere 6iGiSt
srrtaUtt. Gl6.4
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
=. H. GRAVES
Sonis nnD StRn Natnter AMP @lafef,
7 STRAPS, SDilten SrG4o' uno @ratt,
MlhmnnH. Wa.

JLlNNpHLS SN.
ollie IN eieIt gcIhaftsiwei9e %tHlhOgrutt @lbtitcn, icnjc audi
Draining, 0tnrbIin8 ub MGtn Vn SuIben &C., peroen ltnelI
tiui8if NIB g]el4madYca o%aS8ttubrt. lm SabIrette @ufrugs Elite!
Is. ,. Ur0peo.
geues 8oarpiG8bou5 ulO Qa8er6ter-2Girtbibaft.
Der unterleihnete BAT an Der l7ten StraBe, benz
5iihmarft sc9enilber, Gin neuc5 Snadz II. Boarding.
6ms5 erGfnei, pa5 ct isinen 5reunOcn pnC Dem 9us
blituur I'M Nagemeineu bcfen5 CmUfeblt.
9n Dem 8arrOem pieies neu sin8eri4teten 6auIee
jino itct5 Oetrdnfe auer Dirt aRo better GualitIt 3u
baber. b]eipnprr0 %empfefts o6er Elm @IaS sutca Wager.
0irl q. Dtaepnt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
acbnmoeu.
SeIttf6c Ipptbcfe.

r. 81 u1 nr et n'ctnen bhiscn 2orbSlcltcn 70 rsitIih
orr n"' oHIp,u8 serilt@ oantcnp, empfcble IDS mid oub frrnsrt;.
mis- Mn 1850 Gsppipsati, 'npem i'd iu 0lcibtr 9it ;ur Rcnn,.
srbE;e Tt.nSS; rag To ntblt frtl8cn 0rOsusn uno MeSitam xn '~ ebss
ms = %m"unen' erelcn. teine un6 arube Geritr, Ssoc. G;riss~
HG rS. 9T"9irr-A@it, GtOsSIacc, @acarcni, GaIaiiSIl in N orpSSp ' uns
ttmnm Stal@en, SUMMIT. 9anin unS ~ icecncn. nrbt alien Sns%u
'N !" 'tn m'9Ihlt %StltSftca 9rttlcn bellcns empfsb,. "''F' "'''''
8. g. 6ii6er, %st.
Or. III. @rcbc,
once; Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
2eO 9oreS 9anoIcs, &aaop, Sperm unb @oamop,iu,
l5O Scres Swap, Slat, Srpmn uRo yclIeip. "N"""
90 ScreS Rem y0rE 8pf&sn @beefc,
. GeirtS Ree,
400 Trppne unp 8ufetts,
200 @5rpB Inprtcb YipcS,
200 grps Rathcs
8ertouf bi gN ~, so ~ - H"t!s" I'M? 'uw
o"N' o"''"'' v'a|se, lpeeen crbolrn uno III bobcr
Sm. sS0llotr Ii. Srbn.
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g
0 q B 8

.. Grams, SIC. 9 Gr6anee Blvd, empfebIt
ietn rcitbalti3eS Eager Spn G6ttu 8rGncieS,
frln50iil@cn Gptb- uno 9Bri6- Brincn, unp madt
nomentli6 auf fem 9rU6rs Eager prn direct i'm
p%Urttrtrn GgamPa9nrr- unp H9ein. @einen auf.
ncrtidm.t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
Demtfcbc Sgrii6tc!

gO. 4 9RainitraBe, nabe am Nttcn Martt
"'innbt ib Dem oeptlben 9ubIitInl. namsntii6 SauSfrautn, bic
aESvse iu maancn, Zap cr ea Nu9tr 0Ier beutihen lSrihts 6dlt,
ale: 53pctlden, 9togrrte Ifulhen, Erblen, 9iRien, ale Arten 5up-
1enTrNdt, hslanetihe 9ptn5e, SdpeiScr> uno 9imturNr Sale,
Sar susr, Su;Slnc, eean&t NcbtuCbcn, oeRti4c 28eiRe, eiAsemad
6ra- is, ale Grten Gano"e, Ai80rren &c. &C., pelbe Iriut. oerfel6c
bil3sicm 9rctlr Yr u.
&a4- Gin sucs gla- Iagert!er unb lnntiSe grfttl3uaa IN ivs
oaielbit gIeibfauS III 'cOer Belt III batsn, WnN label ~ ftisisem
Seiuhc feHnoltbu f1cpt 9urb r6beim
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
&. 81. 1pmmcf,

Nu PC ferer uno &ape3 trer,
30 2Ol SrUapfraSc, 3ipt,Atn ccr Item uuO 5ten,
cmpfthIt fH bcm brutl&rn Wabufum CUR Gnitioun9 tic in icn
@ttTatt cinihlo9tnptr &rbctcn, ale: Nufpellun ncUtr urp alter
Nicbei, &nfut6unS YrR 8tor0ecn olcr Nrt, I0re;jcrt1 Yur 3im-
ntcrn, ;u ncihrnn 3med i9 Gin iebr lhpRtS %icrtment Sorctcn
.prrNtbi9 babe. GIc Sprtpt Ruic0ur unb pCnetiauiiht 8Unbs pur-
r3lk@ unb An biliAtm lrss III kabcn bel Z. q. 3nmmeL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
II. 8p9rfrr II. g y.
u potbt!er unp Orug8th,
go. 10 Mnin sStrnEe.

yIp. NU WIUI'I SlINPV.
9aRItNb fir pa5 bj5ber eepornent 3utrautn boft q, anter SUI
tbemn6 yrcmptsr Se0cnung, baielbe aud f~trnerbin III erbaltcn.
Reeepte werpsn ;u itOsr 3tlt tet &aB uaO9to6D prompt uNb &c
mtfenboft %aue9ciubrt.
Raud~, aaus uo S47upfteeat ~beitanoi9 anpaHb anb peresn In
Den 6iljsaen 9rc;en vsrtautt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
OeutI@e 6rbamme.
hrs. 8. 8aumann, MlarIOaQsStrass,
,rNiIhru Ner 6tr,1 ,,uN Rte,

;ipiihrn Der 5tcu uno 6tcn.
matt ben 5raptn 8itmsuSo Die e~rsrbenis Iuctoc, bae H.
DuhAlano ais 3cbNTnt ltuotcrtUlO oui Ser ruivcriitit ~ 9am
berg IN &'aicrn thr Sr1ncn bernnocN bat, worIbcr lie bic triten
3EI9ntle eOrIe9cn fam, NesbIIb tic lh bt pprgpmmcntc en- GsIt-
9tnbcutn belieHs emprtblt. 3uQlcih mdbt ei;i!tt tbrtn U6nre-
rlnnrn ois Anitl9e, ooB III III DCuNtblOpe nebrtre S|r:, Gumie in
Baltimore Il Sabre pOstttnt bat. aro Dap OeebaID Die aserTbc.
rIn8 9eten fam, bal. tie er0cige @uftrd@e Ger itneahrn gSe,It
uAp sur Splt0ninltntCn Sufrleoentcu duerhtten fam. ass
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-08-11
Ocean Yadets nnO Sch 8ef6rperun8s GOmmiiFOn
". Sdbadct i. 60.

SRtof1os, GpmmiiitpN6-, Spt9tiiOnS> NIB
&Dthisl~ 0ef6Gfi.
Srhfc uub @ndete, leerrt bic iii 80 YfUnegeptbt, pcrssE
rt ieOtm pOn bier ~oSeebstben @ofto6mpftr / . irgtrb tiremOut
her @5eii (~VOrlsIi6 9tutl@Ianb uno Die 5&Wti) franfirt,t
lr &ctinlRMas, sbtr ttsilpttP, prompt una nit Der sr66ttn St9ers
belt srpsbir!. 9essn @arantte unc 5bsin.
gDt&ieI mb @RmeiIUnGtr. IN DEN 5dutpldbea : .
DeWt:b!ane iatI6ar, NIB iu zen nieeriG"n@Ourisn IN benz e5i8'R
Bureau ~ babtn.
@tt6ausiablunstn an iraea6 cine aDrsHt In DtGtf4-
lamb, fret ins 5aus 9eIiefsr eeSen 2uittRn9.- 9~@ha9t'9i1ets
MR. 8sIegine.
&srGur Rid,ruOnS dnO l~m8eSsnb Sabsn mir 5n. 9. baffs
unItre @lsntUr u]6ertros.a. U. S@mtot Il. &c.
WiG auf SSige$ ]beiebCnh, billet M It 9enetstn%E'traac artS
9T SrcUuSs uEp XaRpSeut:
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SG0cr=@ pmlD1anic!


Den Niitaliepcrn CUR gtnhritt, DAP iesen Ounncr.
tag, NtbcnpS s ubr, r~c9elmdbi9c @r~ercters llcbunsen
in DER ,,Y}i!jtarp Dali" Nattfinpen.
Srocn !eBten Gpnncrfang i'm gipnot fiuoCt pte
nrpnattiGe 3~criammlUag i'm epiatc bee Ssrrn S6ap
HIATT. 9agemcYrr, orb. Sers.
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US m. Us allnle 9 5Gnc,
eds D l4ten uuo Gar9sSiraf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30
rHE sUCCUmBING DEMOCRACY

The bogus Democracy having succumbed, capitu-
lated, and gone over to the KnOw-Nothings and
South Americans on Friday last, the House Of
Representatives came near being organized. Not
outstanding the waverings, vaclations, and other
extraordinary exhibitions of weakness, indeciSon,
and impotency displayed by the Democratic party
since the meeting of Congress, such an incongruOus
and eccentric exhibition as was made by them on
Friday was not expected BY anybody. OF course,
il is not for us to complain Of it, and do not. Ii
the bogus Democracy are disposed to surrender at
discretion to the Opposition party of Maryland,
North Carolina, aud Tennessee, we wish them Joy of
their position. Whoever else may lament the spec
tacle, we shall not. The party, we knew, had long
been broken demoralized, shattered. We knew it
had been running from post to pillar, changing can
didates and changing position, ever since Congress
assembled; and seeing this ardent desire to seek
shelter anywhere, under anybOdys wing, We might
have anticipated their final act of felO de Sc. But
we confess to a lack of penetration; we did not
expect it. But, as they have begun, we may look
to see them further illustrate the same stumbling
inconsistency in the proceedings at Washington to-
day, though, after what manner, and in precisely
what direction, it is impossible to say. When any
party is seized with panic, its actions defy cacula
ton and conjecture. Thus we may see that old
North Carolina Wing and American Mr.. Smith,
who was voted for on Friday by the bogus Demo-
Gratis, voted for again and possibly even elected
to-day; or, under the influence of the same spirit
of alarm and fuctuatiOn that gave him the votes
of the whiting Democratic dodgers on Friday, we
may see him deserted by them. and somebody else
supported in his place.
To say truly, it is hardly for us to complain if a
representative of the powerful Opposition party of
MARYLAND, of Tennessee, and other Southern States
,bould be elected Speaker. OF course we prefer
Republican, but we have no majority in the House,
and cannot complain if the candidate OF another
party is chosen; and in that case we should much
prefer member of the party which has such
spokesnen and representatives as Winter Davis
Emerson Etheridge, and John Bell, to represent
alive of the turbulent factonists and noisy Disin-
lists Of the bogus Democracy. We trust, therefore,
that il anybody beside Republican is to be chosen
Speaker to-day, il may be MIR. Smith, or some
man who represents the ideas and the hostility
to the Adminstra ion entertained by the leaders OF
his party, 10 whom we have referred. Indeed, we
are almost inclined to lament that the Republicans
did not allow Mr. Smith to be elected on Fridays
though 1t was most honorable and natural i'm
pulse for them to defer the result and further insist
upon the election Of q Republican willis the shadow
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LEGISLATURES.

SENATE, Jan. 2S.-The bill relating to New-York
CITY railroads cane up for its final passage BY urani-
nous consent, Mr.. Ketchum Rep had the bill
amended, removing an Objectionable feature, and it was
then passed. Mr.. Sessions Rep gave notice of bill
to regulate the fare on the New.YoIk and Erie Rail-
road. Mr.. Montgomery rep introduced bill to
amend the Revised Statutes relative to suits against
heirs and devisees. Fir. Mel. Murphy introduced a
bill to incorporate the College of Dental Surgeons
Resolutions passed for inquiry as to the amount
expended during the year for Legislative printing and
stationery. The bill to provide FOR completing the
nails was taken up in Committee of the Whole, and
after debate progress was reported The Senate theu
adjourned till Monday evening.
HOUSE, Jan. 28.-NOt in session.
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By the Nova .Scotian, which arrived at Portland
on Saturday morning, and the Fulton, which arrived
at this port on Saturday evening, we have foreign ad
vices to the 10Th inst. The news is quite unm-
pOrtant. Paris correspondents report that the
latest information represents it extremely doubt
full whether the Congress will assemble. 1t
was rumored that France and England have agreed
on the erection of a Central Kingdom of Italy, in
favor of the young Duke of Genoa, nephew of the
King of Sardinia. The opinion is also expressed
that the Pope will not only lose Romagna, but the
Marches The English press comment quite freely
upon President Buchanan's Message; and The Los-
don Times intimates that the time may not be dis
tant when the purchase of Cuba by the United
States can be contaminated, especially as Spain has
unde rtaken an expensive crusade in Morocco.
The funeral of Lord Macaulay, which took place
at Westminster Abbey on the 9th inst, was an inn
posing and impressive spectacle. From China, We
learn that the treaty with the United States bad
been put in force. Breadstufs lower, and dull.
COnsOls 95sQ954
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FREE-LABOR GOODS.

IL hath been held from old time that the receiver
is as bad as the thief The proverb, so to call it,
though not found either in Scripture or in Shake
speare those great aresan fountains of the Anglo
Saxon vernacuar, is nevertheless so orthodox as to
be accepted by the public, and insisted on by the
bench. One braLch of the family fphilanthropiSts
has applied it with impetuOus vehemence to the use
of goods the product Of Human Slavery, averring
that as the slave was stolen, those who consume
the product of his labor receivers Of stolen goods
and equally guilty with his MASTER The Society of
Friends in this country have borne an equally
decided testimony against the sin of slavehOlding
but in language less impetuOus, and, judging by its
results, with infinitely advantage to the bond
man. They began early among themselves, first to
emancipate, then to plead with each other TO do
likewise then to incorporate avoidance Of Slave
holding among the articles of their religious faith and
closed the peaceful warfare by emancpating the
whole Society from any connection with this sum of
all vllanies. More than this, they sought out many
slaves who had been emancpated by Friends, and
paid them for the time they had been uDiusty held
in bondage In every way within their power they
cut loose from the sin, and this pioneer testimony
against il has continued TO be maintained down to
the present day. This mighty revolution in the
opinions and conduct OF a widespread religious
ganzation was et cted without the use of harsh or
bitter language. Religious suasiOn, preaching
pleading exhoration alone, were the agencies relied
ON TO produce conviction. How potent they were
under Divine guidance TO purge them OF sin in
which all other secs were STEPPED may be seen by
looking round among the members of the Society.
Not one of them is now the holder of slave.
While the difficult task of cutting loose from
Slavery was being accomplished, efforts were made
TO carry it to its utmost limit by avoiding the use OF
goods, the product Of Slaye-Labor. Abstinence Of
hi, kind was recommended by tracts extensively
circulated among their members, by preaching In
their congregations, and by epistes rom one Yearly
Meeting 10 another Free Labor Associations were
formed among them, TO establish repositories OF
Free Labor goods, many of which are now in ac-
tive operation. One of these Associations in Ohio
has recently Issued an address to the members OF
that Yearly Meeting, renewedly urging them to alb
stain from the use or purchase of savegrown
products. II is couched in the decorOus language
peculiar to the Society and instead of singing in-
vective all is gentle persuasiveness strengthened by
the highest arguments that religious conviction
could suggest. They tell us that the motive Of the
stakeholder to perpetuate the bondage of his slaves
is to realize profit from their labor, and that if
this be SINFUL We, by purchasing the products Of
their toll, are making his sin our own. The con-