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DRs. CHURCH i gladden.,
ENTISTS,
No. 80 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Baltimore.
1-p MESSRs. EDITORs.-Much credit is due

}~P MESSRS. EDlTORS.-Much credit is due
- the members of the present Legislature for their
abuses existing the city Of Baltimore but one Of the most
as well as perm cous Of these has not yet been
Gus IN business circles that more than onehalf and
m Openly IN m e S Sn m e fy 81 If
RI0Us rates of interest in DIRECT and open VIOLATION of law
and Of their CHARTER This is evil which it is well for
the g stature ana the citizens to look for these large
monyed Corporations are thus permitted to violate their
charters with IMP6NTY there 70 know ng what amount
OF evil may be inflicted the business community,
what powers they may not be arOgang themselves
justice and right demand that h the extraordinary priv
llees granted to banks they should be restricted making
should be made pay the of any violation this
ton IS necessary 10 3 end Il o amy as s flfa
should be taken in hand before the presen
SION and i is to be hoped that before too late, business
men will become awakened to their interests in this
IP POPULAR LECTURE By AN Flo
vii fxsed His 6i q 2n On aqpi EVE
Paca streets, by REV. o, H. TIFFANY, p. D. Subject
PRoGRESs The proceeds Of the for the be- eft
at and at the door Doors open at
O'CLOCK Lecture commences at o'clock. IT.
l-p MADAME GAZZANIGA.-The public is
the celebrated PRiMA hONNX viii give only one CRANE
CONCERT, on FRIDAY EVENING, February 9th fe2Of
lP NOTICE.-THERE WILL BE AN AD-
in the gabshmen Of re lar
y at e CORN R @ ees
the report of the Committee and t. action
II - : ,1 JAMES HODGES, Chairman.
| I~PCOURSE OF LECTURES
AT CARROLL HAIL,
..cHG FRRec HH 6F FF THE A GE TN
TTEs6AY 2lst FeGrgary, 1851 Py Rev. RICHARD New
| SSnhjecta'Glory and shame Of solomon
the Drug Stores of J. B. Baxey, corner Of Howard and
cranklm st ~ Il Jsnnings 30 S n Charles street, l.
fhant cornerot Euaw and Baltimore streets and at the
| door on the evening of the Lecture.
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SUPERIOR HAMS.
Just received, of quality suit the best Judges For
sale by VIM. II. MCLEAN,
ja25-f 50 n Charles St
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| IMPORTANT To HoUsEKEEPERs.
To know that they money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split at Office ofCy Steam Fire Wood
| Mill,
No 3NoRTH STREET.
| JAMES n Johnson
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u The famous "Unitary Home" on FOnr-
teenth street, New York, has been broken up, and
the goods sold The ''Homs'' was mainly the
abode Of men with long hair and weak eyes and
women with short skirts and strong minds The
proprietor, Mr.. Underhl states that the enterprise
was successful as speculation, but he could not
devote bis time to the establishment
IL The governor Of Ohio has appointed COM
mission to 90 70 Massachu and investigate
the ORIGIN Causes and nature of the disease which
has recently appeared among the cattle Of that
State.
d Alfred Moss, Esq, of Fairfax, delegate to
Charleston, but who was unable to attend on ac-
count of severe indispostiOn, has recovered He
Will attend the Convention at Baltimore
IL Ten dollar notes altered from two's OH the
new Citizens Bank of Middletown, Del have
appeared The bank has only been in operation
about two weeks.
IL The bark Wildfre, recently captured with
cargo OF Africans, is said 10 have been owned
ana htted out by Boston house. who antici d.
ted clearing over 500 900 by the operation
ITIt is said that the defaulting New York
postmaster, Fowler, is about to enter into the
commission business in Havana
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THE EVENING STAR.

MzrHopisx ASp SLAvERY.-Our readers are
aware that motion made In the Methodist Gen.
eral Conference 70 introduce new rule on slay-
ery failed for lack OF two-thirds vote. The
difference between the present rule and the new
one proposed Is that the former, prohibits .'the
buying and selling OF men, women and children,
with an intention to enslave them, - and the lat
ter adds after selling the words sfor kosdfsg -
TINS extending the prohibition to those who pos
sess slaves by Inheritance or gin Having re-
1ected this proposed change the Conference sub
sequently adopted ihe following declaration In
lieu OF the chapter on the subject In the disci pine
which now follows the question. "what shall be
done for the extirpation of slavery"
4HS.-We declare that we are as much as ever
convinced of the evil Of slavery. We believe that
buyiny, selling, or holding Of human beings as
chattels 10 inconsistent with the golden rule and
with that rule in our discipline which requires
al tcaO Iotsh 10 remain among ss 10 do harm
and 70 Groid srH efsvsyy knd.n We, therefore,
afsctiOuately admonish all our preachers and
people to keep themselves pure from this great
evil, and to seek its extinction by all lawful and
Christian means.n
a resolution was subsequently adopted, pro-
nouhcing the declaration advisory and not statu
terry. .r.-.- b
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

WILLARDS' HOTEL.-P III Morrison. USN;
walker. d6 Mss me WIZ az; d. ts Ks xai
Ponss, dos 4 W Dankins, SC; Mr. Westcott Pa
dffs M W $5sas% s Nj }Ssss Va
o. II B SImm2hdf de- Aeks'm mean ana Iady,
r and, r sy Ne Mss Alse5fgoS y Hioks aud
f19m SS Pa Rsrs' A. M MS PEI
81: S9o " and 3 lssay. NY; Piatt Nd; Mrs. Pratt
Ps9 5lsIs sn NJ sdf Wl:a A e
so0yslI and lsdy, Ind; " Cosbla, Gis go;
ISN'T sS ' %oo sfy fk .ad .s Sor II aEs
NJ; Slider, Nd. -'''' uO' non " Nixon
.s sA TE d hS%6st s Bell s e.. k fn
ThomPsou, Nd; starbird, o; DuDcah, +
6.ls, Mass; Risasy, Nd; Hon snIGS 9oiir =
Nd; L shaw and lady, Ohio; John Cnlts6sr .' Va:
H.' sS SRIn'sT k N,ss Grs g; Bsrasd Pa
Texas Miss II II MaS s M ms'SeG Nd M, lady,
Bo Was and az 3D. M psESS Del
Rc Bov1s, Ma Bst ss%.Pf r Ba. afi%
sh ais sdy o la5y' 5GsI Bed vi Ts1nsH
P ;; w s1s oa Ky Mrs. MN DAVIS, Mo; c
Del; + Aiken and Iady, VT II u "i'0''
bRnWN's HOTEL, Briggs, X Prince. Tex;
: hobInson and ~, Miss; Miss 4. roOInson, ia; -
MM9mack IA; z Hont, Miss; w Higgins, la: r
nOineads Ala, ii Bright, III; J Alexander USN: G
Pye and ly, I'D; C Shoemaker j G. Jones3 Ala: :
RISE s nd A Small and y, Als D Porter ga; IL
beI, Miss NJ Bal d. Fields I'D; = Joafs la:
J Nj Hli!, Sc A Hariee and dausetsr. La; II Va
deTsn, Md; Steinmetz Pa ' ''
klRkWOOD HOCSE.-T Bohrer, NY: w r
CouJer aGd ", %; Wnllaos. Nd; G Ramsey aud
son. BY Martin and ", o; : Hunter, Pa; MT
ds as' "a; ilb3etts, Ark; W Moran, Pa; : Pat
ho, ia: HhlReman, ID hayneF, Ga,
G W ASbl NOTION HOUSE.-:CampboH JLong-
.I,eii, w Names and ly, F eem,n, : Wuiams, q
NJ Hudson, La; L. Evans, Tex; Wilson,
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~ OF all sanitary reformers, DIR. Winship, of
Boston, will probably become the most popular
For he advocates nothing that goes against the
grain of humanity. In particular he takes stand
against those two old dog mas which inculcate the
hYgienic necessity of rising from the table hungry,
and from bed sleepy. de says. never rise from
table unsatisfed: never get out of bed so long as
YOU have any inclination to lie there. And the
Doctors prescription is not only pleasant but
sensible If one Is TO rise from eating hungry what
use Of sitting at ali7 And in relation to early
rising, our sym athies have always been with the
boy, whe when his father attempted to cut OFF his
morning nap with that rusty old saw about the
bird and the worm, replied that Ii served the worm
right-he hadn't any business to get up so early
As regards the distinguished author of the saying
that four hours Of sleep were enough for n man
five for q woman, six for child, and seven for a
fool, we have always inclined to think that he
that he was entitled to avail himself of the latter
clause and sleep good seven, for which reason be
felt no conjunction in curtailing the sleep of
others: DR.. Winship's teachings are much more
agreeable.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.
SAMUEL P. HOOVER'S
MISCELLANEOUS.

The oH Fac Hs fPRIMNs Sk9 GIradfafNe
Can only be found at
WIESENFELD & CO.'S,
Odson Hall Clotking Rooms
Splendid Spring Rsglsus with Capes,
Splendid Spring 3ys WEsE IN IT, S9s Cos
Elegant Dress Suits, at lowest rates,
Beautiful Business Suits, at trifing cost,
At WIESENFELD & CO.'S.
Business Suits for yount men,
Business Suits fer middle ages
Business suits for oil ages,
At WlESENFELD & CO.'S.
Dress SHIFTS for weddings,
Z Dress Suits for PARTIES,
! Dress Suits for best wear,
At WIESENFELD & CO.'S.
Goats by the thousand,
Pants by the thousand,
Vests by the thousand,
At WIESENFELD CO.'S.
Boys clothing for the youngest,
Boys clothing for all sizes,
BoJ's clothing for larger boys,
AT WIESENEELD Il co. 8
Cheaper than the cheapest,
Finer than ths finest,
Better than the best,
Are { garments
At WIESENFELD & CO.'S.
Save your money, as
A very few dollars
Will give you a splendid outfit for summer,
AT WiESENFELD & co.'s,
ep H-TuhSH Cor. Pa. sv. and ~ ST.
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u. Q. u

The Natural and Sure Reuae4v for all N,y-
VOHs Complaints,
From Neuralgia through al cases vhsre OPIUM
was ever used Ia that Of D@llTium rremens and Tia
common chief cause 81 Isease
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Toiu AnOdyne. though coutai ming not-a par
toe OF OPIUM, produces all the rsguiremeslts 81.
anu may be used IN all cases wherever Opium was
used Without pro uclnE anything hut Cures, and
leaving the patient in q perfectly natural ate.
, The Universal Cough Remedy, ureed from all
tue common objection Of Tough Rem dies which
produce nauses or prostratlon.l may be consldered
the common enemy 90 al Throat and Lung COM
palnts. and used with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking
Gil 70 court from proeTietOrs or friends the most
severe Investigation OF both Remedies, and readIug
OF our pamphlets 20 be found with al dealers. and
more parh1 20 purchase only Of those who
can be expended upon. we wait IN oOnhdenoe The
DECISIONS OF Patients and PhysicIsns.
Prices within resch Of al y
GENERAL AGENTS.
,, w, HONEYWELL a Co., and :. Commercial
Wharf. Boston,
GEo. HuNNEwEI.L, las Water ST., New York,
Under the special supervision ofyOHN l.. HUN
NEWEl. l., Chemist aud Phs maceutist. Boston
Mas, whose signature covers the co he Of the
genuine only, and to whom address al oOmmHm-
Sold hy all respectable dealers eveTywhere aud
all the Druggists in Washington and Georgetown.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NEW oRLxAs.

UJThe U. s MAID and ADAMS ENFKESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Office, corner of Sixth street and PennsJlva av
anue, to the following points:
L{mohburg, Bristol, KNOXVILLE, Atlanta,
Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
IL THROUGH TICKETS TO TIE Va
hIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
IL Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
Office at a. IN and pm.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket gent,
ma S-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa. ~
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NJ EDICINES
PURIFY TIE RLonn.

No. Fbhh Inn bbVpb.
lN0T Few of he worst disorders that affect
msnkind arise from the corruption thar accuasu
ates IN the blood. of al the DISCOVERIES thai have
eeen msde 70 purge 10 out, none have ever hem
POUND ExTRAcf or sARSAPAkIILA Ii
cies ses and renovates the blood. insts The visor
OF nettn INTO ne system and purge. outthe humors
fnEotlons Of the body and the oisofderf that
grow and Tanke IN the blood. liza -ex'raOrdlnsTE
virtues are not yet widely known. but when tho '
arelt VIII 70 longer be weston what renledy 20
employ IN the great variety 81 sfnlcting diseases
mat rec uire an aiteTatfve remedy. cuch . remed,
that could be relied on, has Ions heen sought for.
and now. Tor the hrst tune. the pubic have one on
whloh they can depend. Our Grace mere does pot
aemr oerthoa 20 show its fscts. But the tina
OF tln'le bottle viii show 20 the SICK that H has
virtues su. passing ANYTHING they have ever tai
Sonerers from Scrofaa. Sorofulous Svellinss ard
oIes tv ~ and the rapldIty with which 10
Skta DISEASES, PfMpleS. fRsfsies, Biofchss. ErNp-
fions fe, are soon cleaned out Of the - stem a.
Saft RhsEyl, Scald Had. Riasr0rpi. re-, shoul ID
not be borne vhLe they can Be speedily cured
BY AYERS sARSAPARlLLA.
Sypaiifs OF FeHeTtai Disease il exreled from the
r stem by the prolonged use Of this SAN SAPA-
KILL and the patient left as healthy II he had
never had the disease.
,tsglaf Diseases are caused by Scrofula IN the
TRACT OF sARSAPARlLLh. Price o. per
bottle or ottles for sS
For al purposes Of fsmIlv physie. take AYERS
CATHARTlC PILLS, which are every where
Known % he the best pnrgahve that ~ offered o.
the Americsn people. Price IS cents per box. or 5
Prepared BY DR.. J. c. AVER a CO, Lowen
mass and sold by al Druggists everywhere.
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Helmbold's Genuine Preparation.

HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
POsItIve and Specific Remfdy
For Diseases Of the BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
6kAVhL, and DRoPSIcAL SWELLIN6s.
This Medicine increases the power Of Digestion,
and excitls the ABS0RBkN1S into healthy SO
ton. by which the WATERY OR CALCEROUS
MENTS are reduced, as well ss PAIN and IN
MEN, WOMEN, or CHILDREN.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
NEW ORLEANS
KIN EE DAYS
WITH THE
CHOICE OF THREE ROUTES.
- - az 9
ALL RAIL ROUTE, VIA

Orange and AIezandrIG Railroad
TO LYNCHBUR6:
Virginia and Tennessee, u
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis and Charleston, ~
Mississippi Central,
Nsic Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS!
MEMPHIS ROUTE:
Memphis by Ra !, thence by First class Packets 70
New Orleans. . =
MONTGOMERY AND MOBILE ROUTE:
Montgomery by Rail, themes to Mobile BY First
class Packets. Mobile to New Orleans By
Lake Steamers
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MISCELLANEOUS.
pROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE lNTERIoR, June q la6e.
SEAL1p fRoPos AIS for fuTni sbing such Stationery
as may be required by this ID, partmeut during the
fiscal rear ending June 81 1861, vii be received I'M
hl Y cleck m. on Monday. the 1st of July next.
Of ability to fulfil the contract will not be oonsd-
cred, and contracts will only be awarded TO estab-
hshed manufacturers of or dealers In the articles
All ARTICLES rec ulred must be OF the best euaI
OF their kind and not inferior 70 the samples which
VIII De exhi hited AZ the DEPARTMENT Each rropo-
ca must be signed by the individual or firm making
IL, and must specify but one price for each and ev-
cry article of the schedule of the class bad for.
The articles when furnished must CORES pond
With the samples, or any Of them, if desired and in
no case be inferior In quality to the sample; and
they must be delivered without delay when ordered,
and must be satisfactory to the head of the ofhce
for which they req uifed, and failure so 10 com
Ply with this stipulation will be deemed cause for
the sbrogatlon OF the contract.
Articles not named in the schedule are TO be
furnished at the option of the Department at the
l1west market prices, and the right reserved of
Contracted for, as the public service may rec uirs
Bonds, with approved security, must be given
and, In the event the refusal ect of the
tractor to furnish any article articles named in
the o9I tract on the order of the Department or
open market, and the difference IN price paid there
for, and the contract price shall be ehars ed To the
contractor, and deducted in the settlement of fis
account for the quarter during which suoh refusal
or neglect may occur. :
The suhjolned schedule specifies, as nearly can
now be dene, the smount, quality, and description
or each OF the articles likely to be required.
The bids will be canvassed for each of he TIRES
Glasses separately, and contracts for one or more
OF theelasses awarded as may be deemed most ad-
vantasecusto the Department.
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d FOR NEW YORK.
AssA6Es ItNTGYkgHIDIINSe MEALS AND

STATEROOM, $3.50.
The New York and Virgins Screw Steamshiv
COmpaDy's new and elegant steamship -AGaA
MOUNT VERNON, Capt. T. c. Smith, eE3&2N
will leave the COTpnnJa Depot, Yves n
tern w h8Tves, at ll'O' clock a. nj. every WEDNES-
DAY, and the CompsnI's Depot at Alexandra
O'Clock p, N. same day.
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
con take the coaches connecting with AleIandrIs
steanbOats or IailrOad. which leave the corner OF
h street and Pa, avenue hourly, or they can leave
on the steamer from the Western Wharves at Ii
O'Clock q. n.
State rooms oan be engeged on application Il
Messrs. Morgan Nhinehsrt, Western Wharyes
Freight VIII be reoeiTed UP to the hours of depar
III Insurance will be effected on ali goods b,
this line at tho osice OF the Company 1T Il per ceni
The accommodations for passengers by this line
are In every respect hrsto asa, and every effort vii
De nade 10 render this communication with New
YORK an Agreeable and heslthfu one.
rof IreiEht or passage apply to FOWLE .
Fl. b. CROMWELL 4 Co,
so71J SO West st.. CORNER Albany, New Yorh.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs INCLUDED,
Leave Washington at a. m. and p. m.
The Steamer GEORGE PAGE leave. her wharf
foot OF Seventh street st 81 a. m and ca p. m and
connects at Alexandria with the Orange and Alex
aDdra Trains for the Southwest.
observation-disclosures avenue, corner of Sixth at.
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HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU,

n nDOhbE
Arising from Exoesses, Habits Of Dissipation.
=, AnsSdsS siti tis 5oisoSrins Symptoms
lndIsposltion 70 Exertlons Loss Of Power.
Weak Nerves, Trenblins,
Horror Of Disease, wsEefulnes..
RnIVsfsa Lsssit%de of the Mu.ogsr s1,ssS ten Ao'
Hot Hands, Flashing Of the Body.
q P Al couNfESRessNc2 the Face
Phese symptoms, If allowed 20 90 on. which this
TPoTsEcsY' FIT fifty f sf EPIC FITS
ISoSEO WHICH THk PhTIksI MAY E3EnL
M,r INSANITY y. y 4; AND ooSsfsMPT.3N;.
rHE RgT sESS Sf EHkI S9NskESs
And tGt MsiaaeSoly bsatks ~ cos.asstacs ''''
rae SSSiH4faF 5FaISS q %{SkS EEEsssofED
Requires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen
WaeA s6e ca sSa.
abIydosS.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKKPTIckL.
FEMALEs-FEMALEs-
OLD % SET 9sgnS I SINGLE kkzfkS5EED' ON
IN MANY AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
any other remedy 5 N chi Iosis or Sete1tioH
lrregu atty, Painfllness. or Suppression Of Gus
Of the Uterus, IsucofrSGS a or Whites, i sserISp.
ano Tor complaints incident 20 the whether
arising from indlscre'ion, Habits of DlssiPslon.
DECLINE Or CHANCE OF LIFE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD Bk WITHOUT 1T
Taxi no more Balsom, MsTcErV, or xsSlsasnrr
RELMBoTD's E&TR&cf1 BstUtcBR iUS'o''''
SECRET DISEASES
Little OF no change IN DrSs; No inOOHvshisnoe;
y causes q frequent desire ans ewes strength 70
UIinats, thereby Removing obstructlons
AnsyInE Pain and Inflammation, 80 frequent
the Glass Of diseases. and eIPelling al PoisoHoTs
TRoUSG IND q UP %SS'1 THOUSANDS
and WHO Who HAVE . BEk nth IaE yI9 s, a. 9r
time; have found thy we're deceived, and that the
rRfsGsSTs," been died y, II the system 70 6rssE
out In p PE sisfsa I IiITi sn MARRIAGE
Use HTtMsoLD's ExTKAcr BUcHU for all sdec
URINARY ORGANS.
!" neither eAii MAZE e OR FEMALE,
sow IoSG sPs 20 matter Of
s hRr
FOX 6aS' r. IS i REoo Si
Fr'deres or the mosf rs.iabls and re5poasi5e eiay
CERTIFY 4 IEs ! CURES.
WITH N scfESN SSES kSN ri FAME.
Price S1.0O per bottle, or six for $500.
,DeliNereo 70 any Adoreses securely packed rom
observation.
ca D.scsIs. s. s, IN ALL ccsxEsIesI,os.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me, Alderman Of
the city OF PHI edep hia N. II. HELNBoLD, Who being
duly sworn, doth say. has preparations ooLtain no
narcotic, no mercury, other injurious orUge,
but are purely vegetable. II. II. HELMBOLD.
S-orn and subscribed before me, this sd day Of
November, 1854. -
wM. p. HIBBERD, Aldermen.
Ninth street, above Race, Phils.
Address letters for information in CONFIDENCE 20
H.T. HELMBOLD, Cheuia,
Depot, 104 South Tenth &C bet Chesput, phlle-
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
Who endeayor 10 dispose OF THEIR own and
"oTHER" ARTICLES os TEE REPUTATION ATTAINED
HelmhOld's Genuine Perpetrators,
:. :. Extisct Bnohu,
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by :. B. WAITE, s2s Seventh street, and 8.
c. FoRD, IN, corner Penn. avenue and Eleventh
AND ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYYHEBE.
Ask FOR BELMBoLD's. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut ost the advertisement and send Tor ~
sp4 eoly
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..,.---. certify that ----ha proper "a
9illues, and able 10 fulfill contract for furnish.
lng stauonery for the Department Of the interior
curing TIE year ending June 50, ls-, should bid
% accepted. jos lawtyl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-12-21
Public Meeting fu Louisa,

At meeting o. the citizens Of Louisa county,
without distinction Of party, held at the Court
House, on Monday the 10th Of December, 1860
that being court-day, Samuel p. llacketr, E,q
VAS called TO the Chair, and Z. L. Waddy ,c
eucStrd i net as Secretary.
On motion Of Jas. L. Gordon,
Resolved, That The Chair appoint commit
tee OF eight to prepare resolutions for the con
sdcratlon Gl the meeting.
Whcrcupon, the following named gentlemen
were appointed to constitute said Committee: -
james L. Gordon, Chas S. Jones. :. Y. Win
slon, Gen. c. G. Coleman, WIN. W. Bird, Vel
lington Gordon, Vim. 6. Il. Nelson and Hm
II. Amber; who immediately retired for con
sultation.
While the committee we're out Messrs Geo
L. Gordon, OF Louisa and Robert II. Poore, o
FIuvanna, who were called on by the meeting,
made eloquent and spirited addresses, main
tanning that Virginia should take her position
with her sister Southern States.
The committee through Chas. S. Jones, Esq,
reported the following resolutions:
!. Resolved That III view OF the present con-
dition Of public affairs, the Legislature of Er.
ginia, which is 10 assemble on the Tth Of Janu.
airy next, should call Convention Of The State
to meet At the earliest pIacllcable day.
.. Resolved, That honor, interest, and the
ycry existence OF EIrgnia-lhut she unite her
fortunes with the Southern States tirmly, ire
vocably either in the Union or oui VI il.
Which were ubly and cloquentIy advocated
by Mrssrs. Jones and .Amblcr, anu by William
Z. Gordon, Esq, Of Albeiuarle.
Tho resolutions were unanimously adopted.
On motion.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing bc published in the newspapers Of the city
Of Richmond.
The meeting then adjourned.
SAML p. ilACkErT, Chairman.
Z. B. WAppY, Secretary.