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DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL INSTITUTE BUILDIHas,
TENTH, MARSHALL, AND CLAY DfRBH3O,
ANEW TERN RRaINR APRIL lar laa1

DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
IL INSTITUTE BUILDIHas,
TENTH, MARSHALL. AND CLAY STREETS,
ANEW TERN BEGINS APRIL isr, 1877.
yoR SMALL dIRLs.
The Institute Offers admirably ARA ngsd ss-
esp f s: S: : '
very successful. and We have recently found 90.
casion to enlarge Its facilities.
yoE YoUSa LADIES noRs ADvAHcHp.
We have thorough and comprehensive col.
by as o sns
literary dist neton. For circulars, aisS sssns. ma
''.'A..'' ''''';i 'c;iiiasrEsF sFR' e. '%'slssro. y, =.
MUSIC CARD.-vOCAL EVENING
per euitivs.ion ana aelvsry Oi tss voice. reading
part Of studying fundamental principles Of nusie.
Also, . elias. for Vocal and Instrumental Ins,rus.
AZ coon - the sprsssribsa number i snrolisd sHe
classes win be opened Immediately. -,
~'' corn corner Of Seventh and hSssSs a. Il .ssssls
lT TITLES WHITE OIL-Best pre-:
~ parstion ever offered for all disssssip s II
Evil F.,.li ss.Atshs, and IN P.,as !: ana iH si
msnt for man. and sure esfs foE .ss:r,.
| h warranted. and sold By all dlsssss
where and By The wholesale AGLsta ~ / BLAZE.
Commission Merchants. rops,sssss opxs,.ss ssd nsry:
| aps between Aaa - 81
|rOTTON GIN.-I ann nM IT, fsr.:i ios
~ GIN COTTON for al sss ss!,s. .ns n. price price
s.: .ssss 4 sl:a sli g ;:s; s:saAx;
.ol4. l.p ll-elss.IN HAIR RI
- :: I: ss:s sss 's.
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DOLLAR SAVINGS BAsK.)
Once corner Wall and NJ ain streets, 7
under st. Charles Hotel,
stockholders in this
IN Bank are hereby notified that the first install
ment of one dollar per share Is now due and pay
sble during this month mp TO the LIST day Of May,
and will be received ia such sums as may be con-
The books for subscription to the remainder OF
s,acL w I'M remain open until the LIST Of May.
JOHN E. B0lSSlEUX, President.
WV r ALLEN, Cashier. sp Its
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;. BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, sko.

M C. DOHERTY, BOOT ANDaap
Nl. SHOE MANUPACTURHR, lsi Go
lin, " MAKES ss' TO Ss'"ssn order W WdHETIEnSss -
BOOTS and SHOES Of the best material and work
soSnssNhip that can be obtained, and on very res
JAMES isl FEsEpS@s !: Esips@ssispy yxSo sSi'i:'G i vel.
man for p lRhs citizens OF Richmond-being fore.
raj years-ts bite and Alexander Hill for seve-
hanny 10 see his ~ ssrainess for me. He would be
himn ma he nladgsst tLs,snds. Call sround and see
TO give entire sstisfaction do all In his power
M;,c; DoHERTY.
1l-lw between Main ana 5,snSy,,,
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Johnny REB AND HIS WIFE
d Colonel yARR4R Of kWssifi GIL A1I,i asi
iaS =, clock, In the Episcopal Methodist
church of Manchester, for the bsnent OF the Me-
thodst and Baptist churches.
s"a.saT. 1.-THE American Eagle"
Tickets, 60 cents. To be had at the door, OF
Me:srs. smith 1 wsisigsr. ard & o. Dr. Gsntry.
COMMITTEES Of Arrangements. sP -
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20 ,o.Tarinership heretofore existing under
l. srore Nd. was dissolved on the ist instant by
80. consent, Mr.. William Schaer retiring nom
R.rass WILLIAM SCHAER.
AUG. kOHLER
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EOR RENT, A SMALL HOUSE, in
Il good repair, containing four rooms, suit -
able for moderate .szsd family, stu stsd ON ::;
the corner Of Franklin and Adams streets. G
For terms apply to CHARLES A. ROSE,
Attorney at Law, No. Il Twelfth street.
ap 12-It* near Franklin.
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EOR RENT, to gentleman, plea
Il SAINT FRONT ROOM on frat floor. Ap: -
ply at No. lilo Fifth street, between Grace and
Franklin. References required. G
pl2-3t&
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE EALMANAC-APRIL H. 1857.
Sun rises. s........... 5.33 Noon sets. l35
Suu sets ........ 6.27 High tide, A. MIL. .?o
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TOR r f N T, the STOREHOUSE
IL formerly occupied by the subscriber as -
a china store. II has good shelving, coun- ia
ters, stove, &c. which will go. with the
house II is an excellent stand for any kind OF
business The rent will be made very low ut
good tenant.
same, suitable for carpenters shop Applyto
J. G. sNELsON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
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DOR RENT, VERY DESIRABLE
I BRICK TENEMENT on the north side -
OF Franklin between Third and Fourth f..
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. J: N. Nowlin, G0
with ten rooms, kitchen, gas and water.
Desirable BRICK DWELLING on the east side OF
Nineteenth between Franklin and Grace streets,
in Talbots row, with nine rooms, kitchen, gas
and water.
BRICK DWELLING on Cary between Twenty
sixth and Twenty seventh streets, with seven
rooms, besides kitchen.
Two neat FRAMED TENEMBNTS on north side
of Cary between Third and Fourth streets, with
seven rooms, kitchen, gas and water: Apply to
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
an ll-3t Real Estate Agents.
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"A signed having leased the stable on Tenth
between Main and Cary streets, formerly osss,
pied BY Mr.. Hix, bsgs leave 70 inform his friends
and the public gen orally th at from and after date
he Is prepared TO take HORsEs ON Livery
sithsi by the day, week, or month, on Isssonablo
- superintendent, and having In his employ
careful tnd skilful grooms, he feels ASSURED q
his ability 70 give entire satisfaction to all who
shall sntYust their horses 10 his care. He re-
specifically .olieits share Of patronage.
j. n-tAl5 B. OOTTRxLL,
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HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
IL L. L. MONTAGUE B SON,
rIITH STREET, BsrwHEs nAII AID oA8Y,
viii be pleased 10 receive orders ffom their frisuts
aoUss, SIGN, AND oRSIMisfAL PAIHrIHo
In EVERY 6TYLx.
Good work guaranteed. Terms modsIsts.
su1u L. L. nOHfA0UB oOu.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES,

MULES AND HORSES.-A
wi Just arrived At the EXCHANGRs
lin street, ONE HUNDRED YOUNG and lknD
WILL BROKE MULES. Alsoa lot OF fns YOUNG
HORSES suitable for farm purposes, whish wiz
sell ut fair prices.
| invite the attention OF the farmers and plant.
srs OF North Carolina and Virginia TO this superior
quality and price. [fs 92-tsl JOHN y. DAVIS,
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old JAVA AND LAGUAYRA COZ
" FEE, &c.-Ten bags superior old Java Coffee.
ten bags Laguayra Coffee, Cross & Blackwell y as
tards and Sauces. Corn starch and Maizena, Can.
ned Peaches and Tomatoes, and almost everything
else good that housekeepers want. Call and SEQ
for yourself DANDRlD0E 4 ANDERSON,
ap6 s37 Broad street.
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER u.
News or the Morning.

On SLzAy 49, lie NIJE-TT gave AZ s1isn- %
Ma Be=1lzsT. Fsez-A Csmaz-ss-sr al CalslI.
q. WIKI C1y,s-a ~ -H4 the oz5es q tn FTea-h
Eza= Fssuf ~ere pr-s=EtsL
GA W-laz-I4y. ~ ! .. ~, H. MSETT, as5.m-
pazasi - Is s,-E al Nihi.fsr q FeFsi- Aa2i0.
VISITED tie E=ts Yeas, uL-e hs ~ received -
CsF- ~ All Nlr- B-as= lie - received %
bari ~ 10 EszI ryal salute AL @=aasI .sL.
AMI re E4ls b1a1rs see rypsz;ei CT hs lslsin< the
Sip, ~ Sc seIszk.
~ hE pat Hile toe sane essEiEs. hs tx 49,
az = his yazhf the EszgEs. @r be gazing r.neh
% NaLEi. Ek=ss ts all rszaia 81 -aE= maths.
AIaizl R-a-l @aeoapnss! tie Ens o. tie TIP
Tss Isss reoave4 !e'srhy y the Cslufls j
quite inPertzEt- Ths are: q G4italli. a. ~ 80
catering the ppal tsrEitgy with Is t=oeP, i az
event q 10 small Consequence This ehea4D ~.
iohs he'll that Ita!y sAoG.i u EssI isoa ile poser
% the P0ps, itEt The tine . pat ar Ell % ;bs Pop
dom has aui.ei; and i 49, 90 ea-y out ;his tssiza
TIA; The iayasion "a. zAis. TIE King q Italy ui1s
tie prt~-t IN til bai ~ su~-fing Garib-lii, AM
takaas 4zAy tie arzs hoal LIS men France ill
probably have = LsGi n the mater, ~ sie - o.
80 % 1000 trops - T~sa,0u. r-1fy % embark Gs
Rome af = no-ent'- DStec-
TIE trHC'e IN TenHs-sss, reports q sA5ca re
brought b. the san vs,-sl, appears % b th- Tie
9ifyoF q NI-lriiiS h1- cruerei q us= e!eetlGu, eE-
ending freedmen from voting, shi-h Is olntra-y 20
the provisions q tire Ee-on-;ruetion Act. Gove--or
BrOsnlOw frbiis the eier;'on - eou,rary % hz.
while the Mayor sys IL shall De hell, AMI prepar,-
foT n e0uaiet 4 IL e6rne-. General Grant - os5eFcI
the national tr0ops TO preserve the pelee, which there
j. no doubt they eGH DO
On our fourth Page ~ill be found some interesting
and late foreign news The reception q Admiral
FErazut by the Russian authorities i very eCInpl:-
mentzry % Americans TIE wzrn friendship which
eIis- berzeen Raszia AMI tie United State. ard
vhich hAs been manifested On various OCCASIONS.
sh9ws that the t~o mot powerful nations on the
giobe are IN hearty sympathy with e-h other.
The clipper ship Prsasiia. Capt Bur-Iey, Is TO
Leave San Fr4n-isso Oct5ber ! o. > fr Hougk0ng.
All laay 0Ech here IN posing. Il VII Je reIaefo-
bs=el that che s-Cylsl here APHl :. IsCG. on her
lat Trip % Chi=z, and i i lot unlikely .he vii DO
- again II -. she wil Je due early next week
Tie weather has ten quite unsettled the past
week On Thur-l1y afternoon the Eind veerei 10
southeast, AMI tle~ uP Ea-t refreshing and ogpious
showers. SLieh eontinueI duriag Friday.
Bat Ons EhaleF has srrivsi the past ueek. Usu-
ally after the 21rh q tbs m0a;h they come in more
freely, - TIA; Nth tie as; fair -iEI xe nay expect
% haze frequent arrivals
t. bark Coat Vii probably sail On Tuesday
next &r san FEanrs,o. taking the American and
Ear5Pean m1il.-
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LocIL coMHEkcl1L-

Or E--ssans ~. sz78s4 . - stay & Kera-ne n
c1seeuAe Tzs-tfss ID vara1s rz-tE q t. GfF. AZ e.
z1zr = . v-T e1n.zsrsi~ nzs-v. E-r1sae "a q 1e q
- z@f eznr-1s a-c- a m--rhanef-- Is - ~. h~-n
S-sc1E ~ bari q AVA vessi- ~he Eszrancs c1upa-
@eaz=z $3.50 hr<r aas ~ i-s-rszes ca bzE-aa-s rLers
sss-s - Ea-L Tle Co. .zs 2 - CO a-aa.esaz a
49, s-aa-sa- rrss.ssx - .s,ar ia h=aes-z - u
49, -re11 60 - Esre=14-. 2 $40 = ne aEsG Ard n -
o-r=Eaf h@aa1 10 10 afy- O1e ufE IL ort4zz. = . sr-
NGa1s br- E-1 E=r-=rs. 81 ssg q tAe stsses rAer- q =
$50 Nsst r. qzAsG-a. q nag Fn~s vsry d=straets- - rrsr-
--y- ASzssr oois zz- 70 praEr--, car Gr- e.a-- ~ D.
q At1s rzass T. sa-iaizE r. -Frcs-zu1zs bstE-r uzaczr..r
.sa o. mater saaaA a. enez - aazs7a "a We have aux
b-a es-nVt-f Fra fr-, 80 s-z~azEe Pr,czzron z4y grs-
--ts - So yasr 9 eam~
T. s.sk csr1f arrrai srz "a Fazs--s o. ne Is,a. u
fsys P@~-zys- sHa Sac eEp e Eefzh4ad5- al = hrEz ass
dS-~Hgr-, esa-<u-s - a. Bss~-r 4 Co
"a ~ sae az ~ B1rsA harz CEsfs4g can. - from
Lfssr5aaI Scr a pA~-sxs q - Ly.. via arerchsslas- .
Ma-u. Jazsa. Ga-a T1~- arrivals .4g2zv aur msr-
sa.@f@ STA $50 earz-- - elaie- sf MI sea@ctd zo.1..
~h-ca wsF- - fcatand .n4 wll meet q GF 49,. A. ne -i-rar
E~i@, = - ma isisr hm ~ imF-ts- gives O. cor Esezr
pr%4uets-ssEsr. rec 40 ruiz-uI b@ Eaazaly arrive r.
80 act -iassr.
ne b-ss csfssfis srar- = esr- oTt4as-- firm Ny. River.
""ESsr, kleu = ca -he VII had 90 S4a Faaesc, AL
sn pr1nguy en- ts s-caul q Novsmh-r-
Ths ss< CASES Fzcssf = nsary tadsi - Hsnzssr-. saa
vi sal H-ay proL-hy- - - r-t4fz - ts part
Fun hauxs1ux MA r. casu q Cia. gods
On -assrfty tss. ~ seasaer Iasi4a Nal VA. 90 ~ a
saetiss - C. = Bsfto~, sst hznd ~ baAsas.- TIE .ea.azrr
Lk-Ttsras4ss. - se- bzrs~a. r-1ay So. 80 Sc SIZES.
90 .. = Pmst. E-q-
kf@4 so~4 10 81 hsu . e1nss . 80 ss sGs-Gs ssh aver
.<a< sssfs s. Rs ~eos s-sus-d o. t- E.tais q wars.r
Als1 q ca
God n New Vera --rtsabr Is "a. qastsa At fgs3.
o. ~ tas stns ta- haf AfT4nc-i from prrvaaa. asruth5u.
-Tsrn, SD ~ha~ 81, ssEsSe -ha-saa~, - EIA-
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The Foreign News.

The mail By TIE Coalsf bring u California
hle u tie 24th gitim0, and Eastern papers %
August 90. Tie great political question ayw agi-
tating the pre- in tie Elsten state, i the extra
ordinary a-umrtionDf power BY the President.
in defiance 81 the exIre--ei viii of CyugTee=.
Thi- body vstel the APPOINTMENT Of departmental
generals in General Grant. believing that be could
be tru-t-i. Tie President. however. ha- taken
to himself, in defiance of the !aw, the =Jle power
10 make any change, arguing that the C0us;itu-
ton ye-t- him with It, and that ~ &C; Of Con-
gre can deprive him Il IL.
OF eour-e, tie question VI impeaebing the Pre-
i5eHt i warmly discussed. and -Jmc Of the leading
metropolitan paper arc very strong in recon-
mendinS il, while other tiiuk he deserves il.
though IL may he imp1--ible 20 accomplish il.
The main point j.. whether an Impeachment
would hid f0E ca-aces not indictlbIe. TIE ad-
yOeates for imTaehInen; cay that the President
may be ~inpelehed FOR iinTrOprieties of conduct a.
well a. fr aet- made criminal By statute or tie
common law. The New York Times, which has
been here;os4re egr-iieTed rather an a~Iollzist OF
tie Pre-ideat, n5~ ays
"The fact that VI. johnson ref1-es q recognize
hs dGty, and prefers ius;ead . obey the prOmp;ins-
q meTcsnary zihsrgnts AM ul.crgyglJGs reitifog-
gers, - proof thai lie can 10 longer - entrusted
with tae administration q the law. The function
arg ~ho Examines the ia~ simply that be may brin-
IL % na1zht, - that Circumstance de11Istraies his
unEfre.s Or CScc- AID the Executive who assAils
authority which Congress INTENDED 10 make inie-
pendent q him. aui employs the accidental sivzn-
ta-e q 4 Constitutional position y pick holes in
measures formed % provide for the safety AMI unity
Of the Republic, provokes the Exercise OF harsher
means q restraint than have yet been employed
against him
Mr. JOhnson's career during the last few months
has shown that he cannot appreciate moderation. and
that fOrbearEnce hut feeds his arr0zance- The truce
q today viii prompt him u urge further demands
Tomorrow; and AZ -; General Grant. Cteying the
dictates q duty, viii he compelled 70 assume an atti-
tuje II open svovci hostility. The prospect i not n
P!easau; enc. but re shall gain nothing BY ignoring
It's probabilities, or closing cur eyes 20 is perils- II
i some consolation % feel that, as between Mr.. John
son AMI the bold. bad men VINO surround him. .nd
Congress Nth General Grant a. its side, the ultimate
resuit i not doubtful But this c rtaint, OF final
triumph for the right dos not afford compensation
f1r the Tmne1ia-s injury % business and the loses
and gloom q the Intervening period, which prcccsl
from Nr. J1hn5ou's viii and wicked proceedings"
The T7juHs forcbodes trouble. and urges the
Union party to stand firm and prepare for "A con
test y.i;h tie President. and determine a; once on
some mode Of punishment
The Prez.ieH- must e;1ni and f-ht. We have
tesn aivln-iHE zui retreatin- kns enough Too
many VII . e. Hsve teel -1'naus-d- The Posi-
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I-A-a-

1855
Ihe telegraph sarourcS tia; that VIZ " Gwin
for Sne years Senator il Congress fcon this State,
Is On his way back He vas 81 active rehel during
the war
Charles Dickens VII give hs readings IN Boston
tie srst I've weeks IN Dec-1be-- In tAs period he
I'll sppsA- SIX, Ani perhaps eight evenings he
leaves England n octol=r.
\ observation-disclosures l. called upon 70 apprc-
pirate = 10000 for getting Russian America The
French Corps LeEiSiArif : required 70 appropriate
S~I5o,e0o,090 fr net getting Mexico, and even SSo.-
10000 for not getting Lu1emburg-
PLETHORA OF NoSE1-Tbe London Morning EeT-
Old Saws: such i the abundance q money that
eI.5b6.O1o was offered ou the security CT ConSols
yesterday At II per cent, but the parties 70 whom
the proposal VAS made Were - fcl that they refused
&c take it
Ships snd Shipping News
As yet re have no news from the Arctic whaling
feet Tie bark Florence vSs sod or the leth, and
realized With her gear, over 5000.
believe there are no vessels now ID FOR HonGulu-
The ship FrezGia, kr Hongkong, VII sal earl! in
October, sid nay give you a cal in passing.
The steamer EIao, fron your port, : looked for
early IN October, snd vii Immediately return. though
not YET advertised.
The bis Uo-5IGnf arrived from Honolulu on the
l5th. twenty days passage hear she vii probably
tske up $ grain chsue- TO some Eastern port
Years, &c, PELICAN.
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The Colorado

we're for New York. Of the passengers, - were
japanese and 10 Chinese the respects Of this
line are improving with each successive trip. The
new steamship Cana, the companion ship and dupli-
cate Of the Gfsaf Rspu5lie, the ldest Of the new
steamers built for the Compan,'s route between
America, japan and China, Capt George II. Brad
bury, commanding, reached thi city in Isl days
from New Yo.k, ria the Strai Of Magellan and
Panama
Admiral Thatcher
Hoistei his brJsd pernaut on tlesteame- Pensacola
on the 18th INST, and on tire 9Th le;s FOR Puget
Sound ami SitkA. ~ this shb may visit your port
soon / enclose 4 list Of her offers:
Res~r-Admi4i u. X Thatcher; aPain Asl Flee; captaia
NAvtgator, u. g. IioWis5a Lieut. onmAaSgr.A Alert kAatE
sIf-t,sGi = $3.50 =. \ -, 80 ~ 9eaihhls.
rfr. Thlma. Nls11; EaE Eu--u,i- v. Hunter Eusigns, \.
paytsr. Traus Turadun. p. II. Tvia-. ii. wa;.9a. John
Iaat= Pet szr-coa. SAMUEL Jasses p a Surgeons, y
DAVIS; FLEET Chhf EE-ias-r. Edw-d u. ROBE First Assist
at ESSa~ecs- rs pa'id-,A f0ssr seo5d d. do
,. Var Brlnt, ) ". EIiot. J. II. Lamont Adnirars Sere-
clssiaiS n MARI. i,hs s@csern'ao-B sro58d Ies,enaSt
q Marnss. Geo II. TomIs1a' Aoirsys Clerk. E4Eard B.
R.eseii. PIT Pzy Cisrs. p. II. Bwas B7si.Tail. James
Wilson Acting Gunuer. wm- Knesnd Carp=nts-, LsoIard
Hansen S4in-k=r. 7 o. FAsssit
Rumor says that one or two nal vessels are 70 visit
Honolulu, TO procure seamen, 1t l DO not credit the
report. Speaking Of Sitks, minds me that the
California. Oregon and Me1icoSteamship Company
dispatch to-day Their fine ship L John L. Stephens
% that port. carrying the RuiAn Commissioners,
the Uni;ei States Collector al a detachment Oft
United States troops for the gaisons- The newly
appointed Governor Of Alaska, General Rousseau
and staff take passage by the sepisas. The Ste
yaeas viii Re gone at lsas, thirty avs.
Mount Hood
Lieutenant; Williamson has LAZY assembled this
conspicuous MOUNTAIN in Oregonneasured il, and
finds it TO be but II ,225 feet in high while Mitchell's
School Atlas places it at 1881 ct. Williamson
SAYS his Instruments were in excelle condition, and
on Ms return we're compared with the at Vancouver
and found 20 be correct.
That Island,
In the North Pacific, about which IT city papers
made 50 much fuss, and TO take passion Of which
se~e-al expeditions were fitted or. pears To have
suoziieL. Tie reputei discovers z in IL claim
Tor IL, 4 one and = half millions Odollars, which
rh- state Department ass very p-opeTlreiectei.
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Ia ~ C1eneruc1f river uls y-as th-r- Nil -IJ1G0Oe0
stst aGazs-f - nrl1e4- n--n.
Th- .bip Dz.af-F S4rs. wha2 rsaE - ssrazst =ysL -
tAEtJ H.<. eu mr. snasI G1n Cslfrl4 L.t spraE. as
e~1 n@d ~ ~ kr-sf f-rrEG Ta~ ship . 1o- aboTc
~@~s. r. sw ofCEre steam to-
On@ eftss n-c1ariczi ~. b. Fads r. q baa; ~ish a RIVER.
IA r~~r stsefY tnitat-s m nsTsmelD q a RAJ MAJ RSl
u1rs4 . p4s q acIis wif4 graf eaery. - ms - .-eus
Acra1f. an1 saon qaiek-a- ~ lssemsnts Ard makss . ngid
spcrf &c a shurf dstt1cr-
Va My q N4h. q nzFfnrf <u. IN an orphsa o. h-s
~cabshpd. AFR srsiuafon az ths Summary a vernon. Ia
shiea in-ufnl1e ~ asTGret . kn1~Etxs n am11E oth-r
thinrs .rr- ar fsab@ -ntry b1k-teepink, removed - New
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LETTER FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
PER COMET.
SAY FEANcIsco. Sept 18th, 1867.
Tho Election.

The Election
I aliuie a; onee 20 cur all absorbing topic. -
YOU are slready informed, the Democrats made a
complete victory over the Unionists--I result which
astonishei 10Th parties-aui illustrates the uncer-
taiaty 4 political s~trus-ls- During the day Of
election, (and for some weeks prior to ill., heavy
sums Of money were bet, generally the odds being at
least two 70 ono in favor q the Union ticket, and
many bets on large Union majorities were made.
Tae de;sa, i attributed 20 three eauses-krst, the
local Issues brought 20 influence the a. foreign =" vote;
second. opposition % the radical measures OF Con-
gress, as favored b the Union party; lastly, the
Determination q Union men, not 20 be lei By unscTu-
puious Leaders. proving eonclusively the fact. tina; no
matter Row great a party may b. unless led by an
cknorlsizei and trusfy favo-;e Of the people, de
feat j. almost certain.
Our Governor Elect.
Sir. II. II. Haight, q Northern man, and lawyer Of
unblelnishei moral character, fair ability, pleasing
aid-ss AMI reinei manners, was formerly an anti
slavery man, and has ever been a firm supporter Of
the Government. He lived for some years in Roches-
ter, View York, and later in s.. Louis. He was
selected BY hs party As It's leader, because of his
weII-knorn Union principles, % attract the disafect-
ei Republican vote. and succeeded admirably, while
avowei Secess:on;s:s and Copperheads we're placed in
nomination for the less important Offices Mr.. Haight
supports TIE administration az Washington, opposes
negro suffrage. and the Congressional measures 70
reconstruct the South.
The Germans and Irishnen
Are iubiart. The former, because the new Gov
ernor J. pledged 70 q repeal Of cur Sunday Law. and
allowing public a1ussIaents on the Sabbath, 2nl, il
al probability. permitting performances AZ the-trs
up-u tLe evening Il thst d4y.