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II" rms tIp "M III, Gr'r'. st Erprdh,n, uud
n" ST." ""f"P"s,"i m st." &c.! lass, c1sc
" h,lr.
'norn, M nfron,,,>. t; .o, il. s., ,'ba,Ir~r: >
ann.,", 'ro,,vr al GrS,"t 81. mr. nj T. lDE
VI i.K \ rRIN ri Sc uFFlCE
c"iil 81 f"4c- .u. :: F,.a;,>> -rtl.,l~, n,i l,.
pnHar''p "'f nf,dt-
trE\M-i'u\r Eu,'N>--\ ham-o'", .uI rl> Of
y r. 'Ghl Books tnhln nnd In->ng" N""i>rrr " n"d
mMd ''"roI Rec" PIT. received md i"r sale at No Il,
'hut", street.
"rn II DAVID FELT 4 Go.
4 ,LoEl.,;.-lorIn-- t"' ,rnI and rrrrsrial-l!
~ m'h ''i"t"~-"'~" i few r"n~ ';rnn"r's " anu
f"'!nI", superior nr,s,Ic ter sale vi No"l 'itrA
ivy Il DAVID FEAT n CO..
s,utr-lf"sron No /, I1o IoNr- IN sror,, Tor sale i,v
- "nv II \ TLiEE, 81 Grlvvr st
S''"\E-'o ""Nvs whit: lIT"ma >"yn,; N store
y Tor ..sIr"Y So WHITNEY,
may e. - Camp I
AND-aoo key, superior lea, Land, landing from
steamer Columbus, tor snicbv
u q DORSEY, "A New Icvrc.
lNl!ul E-'"u barrels at tn. landing Tor sale by
i mvI:, t; I'ESH II New I"v""
NnllrE-WIlI.IAM BELL, Ne II, cb,rl,"- ),
rnnlDurs to n,nui ,ctur' an, article in his Inc
~h"t n"tr". , 'a'G"' '""d"mi"
\. Is. Watches. J"~"Irv, Mn~i' Boxes, Spcctares
repaired IA thr most faithful manner.
Old Gold and Sll'er wanted. may l3
rAr aud I.,r'r rArE.Ii-A full assortment OF the
- allow les plain and ruled, for sale at No.. -,
Charities street.
IL DAVID Fl.li {: Go.
lMl.-9JO casks rhonns,on lime ninnl tor sale
IL hv SMJ WHITNEY,
mayli - Camp ST.
,ur ,nro h .,,,o,,, ,- ,, j
fer sale by X T. WHITNEY,
m., - Hampst
SEA n,Tro ."I'.-r"r the restoration and s'o>h Of
tue nan giving 'a'''' '"I,..V hn', preventing fs
falling OF, srl nj WM BELLS
m;'I No. lGthartrrs st
Ky ava" N'@s ''oS'"" "" ",sr',', ~ H''''
> Ion sale by bok>.h,
l,ErEl,;EE.rOK~ : WAFER J,ES-f ma.
n, 1. 20 ,;'ni ~ i".', ~" s''''''
mo ! " IL >'''' % amp :
IEuRN HHOOMS-a.N ,lnz in store and for sale nv
- M! DORSEY Al New '''''
4 ur Frr-.0uLag, Java, >umnlr, aud Manila in
store '"' sac '"w !" ''nSs ,,, ne
-r,uu,r ,rt,p-,a RIA. r,r,r,. f,,,o hoa.
s',:'i p''S' ''''""- "" T,iIp
h"""'l''' i"' SAFE ny w. n!,N;
h:,,,lI;NIs IIian;'kArll'' p';iNnlN" Or
~ ftCE' % Magazine street, opposite Banks Ar
Wv ,,.,,>,, ,
length bought li,uo.raIh, on psr It'll "copper" rln1r
r,'ntn= nnl from thu "a, '- tn, hus copper
plate engraving he can execute al orders entrusted 10
Cheap type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars 'cnt ont in lis ir own
! hnild wiring, have uiuutitv Il few hours
st,lr ~, has h.,r,ofrc given several su,ir,,,on
In all ,hc most ,rsucr,ul. rnmissinn hnuscs i, hi.
city. G-uiIen'n ''~r"us OF huvin. Visiting or Bust
Cards finished in the best ,ntnler, " Go welt Nv
calling at lie office and see specimens
printed a, nn, hour, notice.
! Ill Tt,I;t ;n.Lrn and Western IN si,r md for
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All "i ~Au are q" superior quality, ana VIII :"
sold low, to close II cuI.Sgutn"ui; by
Hlil i \ TOW \k. ~ Hmp =
~ EN- M IL nN 'ltr'uIrrrr Haste, l!uaru:,D,,
iIu>,' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hv Miss i.<trlin Il. l-
rnt', TO Henry !:nrrr E>'I. '"mIo-'d Nv q. 7. Ma
uovritr ri N"w Orr, ans, received W!ih r. greatest #
piau~, q the New York concerts,
T. JOHNS 4 Cw,
NIL st Charles * Common
IMBI:tII.\S--i1r cases Mauun aud t;iuGhan NJ
u hr'llus, comprising nrompr,r nsSnrtuenI lu''In-
trou hriy J Palmer, for sale by ISAAC BRIDGE {"
mr. l}i Md@dHIi =.
HEANfI S,JAi--.jD boxes ju.t r,rri",h for sal
4 hY SHALL. 4, BROWN,
may |, % Magazine st.
IESAE ANtJ plTtil-6u hht- IN stone Tor sale hy
ms II SHALL. & BROWN, % MagaK7u' 81
I.AEDW \iiE. i'\IElt--j' realms I!ardHarc Pa
] per, III store aud tor sale tv
my II J TllAl !.E 4 Ca, Il r vdfas st
VN-AG SrDNE>--G00 wards iac -n., llu,II"G from
l. ship - Lawrence, for sale hv
may H. So = WIIlrNI.i,72 Camp 81
l iME-lOp casks Thun,,sun .imr, LANDING, for SAT-,
IL by : 81 l. WHITNEY,,
may H. - tawip It
uAN,\A >WEl TMEAI>.-5n boxes ~ store,
i Tor sale by A TKiEE,
l., 81 GRAY Ter 81
IrEESII MALAGA EAI$lNS-l0oo loxrS in store
II Tor snc h> TlilI;,
may " 81 ti,HHtr 81
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CoaStwlsc.
FOX NEW YORK.

F1TII NEW lOKK.
In TIE new and splendid ship ONTARIO
r s.H"i al w "s y at" der . S"'S" en-
ncc"nn,no Iaon4, nppy t LEVI II. GALE,
m27 TI Common 81.
Fox .SrW lOKk.
"a The A ship BANGOR, Cnrt Dyer, will
,1rr;\a have despatch. For balance of frrIgh,
|.L1tE or passage, having good accommodate 'n4,
Npr's t" the c"p'"i" o" h""',', "1 I"
mayiI : y W WHITNEY, IS lamp st
Fol; I,DS ron.
a The fine \ ship !iNATAS, Capt. Smuw,
,rr>, having par, Of her cargo cn."s cd viii have
d"p''n FIr ''TI1 or r',sSSI APP" t"
For NEW YORK.
II The fast sailing packet bark CHIEF, hrv
Ir ing pant Of her CARO- en- Gagged, will have dcs
Fur ha nncc "ftr'sr pa -s"gc, ha, ing fin" a"ron"
n,'"ntions, n,pIy t., : & ] WHITNEY,
mrs. - Camps,
FOR BOSTON.
IN TIL" AMI superior hip I.iGl. lNGE,
,.rrTN Capt. Nar~h.l, will sail in IA few ,'n,s
For hilnnrr nj freight or passage, apply tn
~ I.mG\l.I:. SO Common st
FOL, BOSTON.
II III" \ 'oppor"A shii, lil.i'REW. Capt
;.yTT Nhnins, Ia" ia. i'aIt her cn'g" "n!ng'd, will
10y. aaA,z have despatch. F", bnInnr" +" t".igh pas
sage having ceri recommendations, apply board,
june l., SIP WHITNEY,, - Ca"r =,
FOR boston
~, The fast sailing brig LANCET, topain
,4rsrrN Clark, will sail the 18th. For pa sage
-S LR.EE only, apply ISL = WHITNEY,
jan" H. '3tamp st
FOR Bt,S ron.
A The fast smiling brig 1ORtDlND Capt.
,ITfTA Eastman, an handsomely accommodate pn--
-.G1-.L.. srngsrs, apply to ~
Ju,.r l., 81 P WHITNEY, - Camp $,
FOR NEW YORK.
~ The ship BANGOR, can TAX" the
!IFI ""' tai ''''s7 S ;,s'J' W NTimf n
Jnnc IL T3tAmp st
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cor the Inter1or.
]VTN NiVT ~ 7 I
LnnuLu. DucLck

Hr.'uk,r Pnrh/t
!: f"H'T Ss Th" splendid ,nSs,n GER ~tcIurr,nl
!, ~ ~ EEllIIANT, Jesse liar, ma ~r,.r
*. .:r'7- Will ave New NrlpauS every Wrl-
nr>'lnv at 10 ..'rIor, u w. Tor Ruvu >;,rs s. ,,,lv
>n'n'dN ~ IL "rl," \. VI I4kr . 4r r,,, Down on
SUNDAY FER nrlsht "r passage arrt, t" t~lsI, I"r
on lr,nr t,rlr
trtI Al \M> \ WillIAIJ.
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SHIPPING.
For Europe.


FOR LIVERPOOL,
II The new and fast sailing ship DUBLIN
,irtafTM Capt. Skulirld, will receive ,me late DIES
.sl..- p"tc', having part Of her cargo engaged.
lippIy 10 l. II GALE,
M! 93.''on'non st.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The l,sl sailing, ship Mars Cnpt. Castle
,1<TfN> wants 3Ol bales cotton tncomp'rr her carg"
.xAAILai, For freight of which, passage, apply u,
board, Uol.AIl-S 4. Mllh.S,
may % Bank I'lnce
FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The fast sailing packet ship Sll.NANUS
,ir14SS, JENKINS, Cupt. & Barker, accon,,uos
.sGAe. date cabin passengers, and will positively
superior Recommendations, apply to Capt Barker,
board opposite post 4, Sd Municipnty
mny 30 |. II GALE, 81 Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Fl The A superior ind very fast sailing
,lTfN ship JOHN DUNLAP, Capt Clautc having
.GAg part Of her cargo engaged wit receive iunc-
spa,ch. For balance 'oi freight or passage,
dsomc recommendations, apply to
IA l. II GALE. % Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Passage Oniy.
III The 4 splendid and very fast sailing ship
FIN LIVERPOOL, Capt Davenport, hnviug tin,
-x1.aG- whole "t her cargo engaged will have imic
dn,r despatch. For passage only apply to
J3 l. II CALI: % Common st
FOR LIVERPOOL.
III The A and superior ship NEW ilAMP
S7rTA SHIRE, Capt lInnIing, having III" greater
.1--.. part of l,~rcnrgo engaged, will receive DIES.
patch. For freight Of 300 bales pnsngr APP
rir," LEVI II GALE,
j" J3Cnnnihn st
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YD MERCHANTS.
Hank ChCrks, BiIIS OF I.Adlng, AnriiOn
Bills. Pamphlets, show bills, Cata-

lOGHt>. &c. Ar.
U}'DKnI.E> far Mt .lborr, nml rrrry oth,r des
rrjpt'on Of / PRINTING; Il r"'rir"I at '"mr''nS
Euurn oi' rlti AMERICANA, i" ~. tn,Elt> IN
II .>.I sd duur from tirHv"r STREET ut tie Printing
,Dirr, Garner ii rulhrn- aud -. N4ll'~ Streets
Extensive n.i bcnUiiIHI Huuk Hnj t"R EuUNrS
{rom fh, h,Si EoNnirirS iHk' Hf4 Shi',S, h"Fr HS
dfn ai!.i Ia tie ai,rndr ,r,Istoc|nt E$&,bilSmrnt;
--nnd ORDERS mW h" c.trrnt,i as Low, as thraply,
ExprdolS> "md i}rautuily, as at any other Office
in thu CIV.
MEN SHIRTS, GLOVES ~ rtSPf,Nltil,$.
Just received b, late rivals u~ao,tln,lt oi
Shirts trny!s, Surl,rr stocks. ii uv"s, aud >rl>uci-
dr< at tlr BuH lt, oi It. liar t, ana t"miu
streets.
y. Is. 4 completes nssort cut ni " ri,ng Desks
Dressing cases, portable shaving in wood \
leather iu,G RliSiI 4 ALLAN.
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r. W, COLLENS

LN'kF6 NkIffN' fOMWiVSiONFF.
A,polntrd by the Federal Cont at New orb aus.
OFFICE No. lWD COMMON STREET.,
ZEN, huncr Hotel Hu'ding<.)
- AlR Commissioner takes utiidLliis under AMI hv
Cv,r,n,. OF ttr Acts of Congress, pa SD til F"hrn-
erv iH3u Ist March 1917 the Ju dietary A,, Of lisa
snd othrt rc'+ et Congress- in such rns"- na'. and
provided.
Sstd Commas Sioper has considerable experience :;
nvt use. + "l caption and ccricntc which Ii We
stood the s!srirsl scrutiny OF tue aL,'> Lawyers
anil ~
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~ The receipts OF the snc Of the tickets will he de-
posted In the Canal, Union, Curr"on, Citizens and
Consolidated Banks, in New Orleans in the nnne Of
Louis Schmidt jointly with }. -: rcrra"' actually
Cashier ofr Ciizcms Bunk, mud a. l'andoun
tlaIly CASHIER ortc Consolidated Bank, Trustees,
az per passed before A. Mazurean Esq. Not. Pub.
On the I'd May 1882 aud the properties transferred to
the above mentioned gentlemen n.incnmbered, as
Trustees for the security Of the fortunate prize ho.
ders.
In New York the monies will be deposited in the
Phoenix Bank to the Lrcdl Of the above named City
Banks Of New brrnus.
The Public referred to the acts passed belo,c
A. Maznrcau, Esp. Not. PUN. in rcInti"m@ 'I;
percs which, embrace the respective Vri III
] O,tery.
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coo PRIIES, as follows:
Prizc---'rha magnificent three story brick
building, known the ARCADE,
in N1nghZn" street. measuring 2"6
feet nc,ns 4 lines ON magazine ST,
TAG feet inches u Gruvrr street,
and lhl feet II inches on Ma chca
st. This budding produces now
rent Of X7 900 per annum, aud being
IN the most 1onrisiiing part IF tit"
city, opposite three, banks, and in
III" ,nn, ',lntr n"i:lhohood Of the
st. Charles and the city Hotels
Its rents will, in II few Years h,
Increased IN fifty tla'"Sand dollars
per nnnnm. Estimated 1t SIEO,nOo
Prizc-rhat ELEGANT four -,o,y brick h,i.
iug known as the tIIN HOTEL,
fnrmenv Bishops Hotel situated at
The c"rnrr"t tnnip aud commons SIS,
measuring lG2 feet On Common 81,
md lag Get 10 inches ON canp II.
This building rents unV for S2I,0iO,
and, being in the most Genital part
Of the city, can shorrl, be increased
To thirty thousand dollars per
mum. Estimated ct $50o0Oo
Prize-rfc three stony brick dwelling
house, No. 80 Narhcz street,
Adjoining the Arcade, r'r,rd nj l.!
bundled dollars. Estimated at 1,OO
Ptize-lhc thi"r story hrjck dwelling
house, No. TO- utl"inng No. 90 80
Natchr2 street, atued nj twelve
hundred dollars. F.stimnI~d at $!h0H0
i ffizc The three story brick dwelling
house, No. IL, ndl,nins No. 49, on
NMchm II, rented at t""N" huni-
red dollars. Estnuntrd at $2O0eo
rrhe-lb" dwelling hoIsc No. % nori-
east carnrr If Basin and tustr"-
house streets, measuring IA t'rt
front on Basin street, ~ feet i,uut
Franklin street, by l2' fee, delnh"n
IHstnmInusr street: rented ~ if.
teen hundred drlu,s Estimated n $500
Grize : h" dwelling house y" - ~uu,I-
wet ''nnr"i lsa-iu street, meas
urH" y trr, I inches iiniu =,
1!t"i iu''"'- on Franklin .tr'"i,
lv ! = ,,I n. ir.i'~ depth "u Gus
i""hrrSe sheet; rented ~ ht'"r
hundred iuilhr3. EIlImut'rl Mt S1n,hOO
Fr,zc-The two story brick dwelling house
No. $50 on Royal street, between
lrsulIne and Hospital streets mems
uring - feet {! irrnrs on R"vnl -,
by III -ct in hes in depth rent.
cd at SlO!N per nunnn.
Estimated $ll,hIn
PrGr-2I0 shares Canal Bank stock at
800 each, $25,oo0
prixc-!n0 sknrrs Collnnerin Bark stock
sIoO.nch, seo,O0o
PriZG--ij0 shares Mechanics mad Trn-
ders' In'l stock, AT Sl0H "ach 10000
Prizes of 100 shares each, t'ly Bank, 80 0Nu
Prizes of 80 Exchange tOOOO
Prizes of y " " Gas Light 5000
> Prizes of ID d" Mechanics md
TRADER. 5000
~ Prizes Of 10 l.ouiSitnn Sjnr, 9N,rnO
10 Prizes Ut = " GINS Light, l,uOO
200 Prizes OF | Bank Of Orleans, 2o,uoO
200 Fnzcs of | g lni"n Bank Of
Flurtla ,,GuO
1t shalt he at the option "' the winners h prizes OF
bank stock, either To take the stock itself t- ,ur
t.u thereof in 81
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n >e,.m.aI VIII F"' provided t" take '" El"rnt,
ur, pas 'rurrrs - niay h, IT. u,is To ta,',o the
dnwmr.
J,rhsmvillr El,. April. REED. m,nv
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SlACON SlDE4.-liO casks superior Cincinnati
i cured in stor', for sale by Il. DORSEY,
u,17 IL New | eycc
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IHRlNrlNIi PAPER.-lG0 leans ~ }j inches
LANDING from ship lazo", Tor sale by
may 20 > Ii BLANCHARD, s.! tiIa' Ter Il
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1hOO00 tickets, troul Ia OG,HHn, ~" hr Put IN uhe
wheel, and % pr,H'-, it'll III" hlnuk> in another
over, lumber ItIEc 81 blank will l." drawn. unlil all
si. przrS hr!rnu" ir. rpg It. Lv lance Of mum
kcrs IN the h,cl-bnrl4-
Orders for til" ohrr" l"ir'v N1l W" received NJ tho
,lrr unlrr llr t,'tanduh ,tri'r st. Charles ami
i;"rm,n streets, nuI nj Vt" iNi thmtr'4 street, New
tsll".u>, nn II .l"hlv forwarded. b'vrs r',.
post paid r"mttl,ln- rrnntla, IS for the lIn
der OF trk,r- ,,'e ulr,d addressed to
L-LlMInE \ uA MIl.lLN. Nnm Nrlunns.
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= PERM CANDl.ES--6 o boxes sperm Candies,
- Bedford blunl, for sale by BRIDGE l. Co
maya l:ii Magazine ST
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>tTEEl-5 tons Enc sh hSIered Steel, for sale by
y ap % SHALL. Il BROWN, &c Magazine ST
~ UrrEk n LAHi'-t0O kegs lard $50 d" supe-
4 ri"r Western batter. Tor sale by
m,6 81. DORSEY, II New l.t,e'
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FALL, &. WINTER cLprIIING.

I y. FREEMAN n co., No. ;, Magazine street,
,. receiving their supplies ri Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will roDtislUa 10 shipments
ialy ,hrnuG bout the Their assortment being
large will enable III IN 10 supply M rrhnn1s r"n
ne county. III the shortest notice: inr sale Wholesale
4 fe-Iii,~.i- Accommodating trruls-
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lOU, 900 tickets, at $l5 srcmc price. 81 500 600
Selling price $50 per ticket.
SYLVESTER g. Co., 1856 broadway, NEW YORK,
Soil. 4
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GRAND REAL ESTATE.
LOTTERY or PROPERTY.

Situated in New Orleans,
TO BE DRAWN ON TUE lt DECEMBER, 1899
IN JlCKSONVILLE, EM.
Under the superintendent of the Commissioners ul
pointed by the Legislative Assembly of Frda.
SCllMiDT Il HAMILTON,
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SsvIllSkEY-llo hrl' landing from s'eum boa,
W Columbus, for sale hv
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Eu>T received lnlEs a4s"rrru"nro of sun'nr' stock
- OF various pattcrns, linen shntS Of tinr quality
GOSSIP x ga,
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"'cah her neck II size did not gel down" Airs. H..
anxious 10 learn where her daughter was, pskcd a
Young lady in the room to ascertain and 10 her ut.
tar establishment, the little girl was standing in the
window in Tie second story oil the house, and wholly
unsupported. Tie young lad, stood nolionlcss for
some moments ieating TO arp,izc the little gt OF
her danger. Al length she called 10 her to 20 down
stars 10 her mother The unconscious child readily
oocyed, sprang on the floor, ard ran down. aud said
she " thought II was going TO rain, and she
up stars 10 let the window down. hut could not
reach the bolt" Maj. Leituch had walked out in
The plantation, aud left his daughter playing in the
drawing room that led upstairs.
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o. An extensive seizure oil British cloths. vau-
ed at from Go to 100000, has Teen made in Phldc.
phn, FOR an attempt 10 delaud the custom house by
false invoices. The respectable com Mission house
10 which they were consignedby the foreign ship
per IS implicated in the fraud 1t is also stated
that two or three Yorkshire (Engllsh) merchants
who arrived in the Liverpool, Lave been arrested in
New York, charge Of beng connected with the
alleged smuggling.
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NLoSED la last session with % pupils. This
" substantial pfool OF increasing public favor has
induced US to empluy an addnenll teaehe,, who IS
young Lady approved abilities, both natural aud
acquired, aud Is experienced in teaching. The
next session VI III begn on Monday the 18th Of Sep
cmbfi and continue 3 m alAs. Our course emlra-
ccs, besides lbetal English Educalon, thorough
instruction II the Cheek, Lalln aud French Ian.
guaErs, and the higher Mathematics with Music
on The PIANO FORTE, Drawing aud Painting and
other Otnauculal branches oil an accomplished Fe-
male Ednraliun. Tctms heretofore. A few
boardcts will be taken IN the family the principn
WIN. q. WILLIAMS, A. NJ. Principal.
Miss ELIZA l.. WILLIAMS Prin. Female Dept.
Mrs. ). y. WILLIAMS, Teacher Of Music X or hrs.
Salem. Roanoke ely. Aug. % wdw
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them. They all doubtless honorable, patriotic
able men, and would do honor 10 the Presidential
chair. But disparaging reflections upon those, not
their choice. should be carefully avoided the
carefully when those who indulge Them perceive
how eagerly the Richmond Enquirer, and other
.snappets up Of unconsidered TITLES seize VI on,
and disseminate them through the country, 10 The
injury Of our common cause.
TO the New York American, the Cincinnati
Wing aud Republican, The inJana Banner. aud all
other good Wings. we would repeat he appropriate
sentiment, of Henry \. Wise" Tie Union Of The
Wigs fer the sake otAe Union" Let 10 degrading
and yassa like preferences for mere men divide us.
We are coniendrng for noble cause. Let us not
eudancer its success and bring il into disrennle. by
our easerness to make this or that man our Standard
bearer. Erery thing for Tie The caase--nohing for
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Smiicy's Encyclopedias OF Geography
Ger ailc use of schools and Families.

WE following extmcls will show tie character
n of the work
The PIN OF the work is such as 10 suit the ca
paciies OF SchoafsIn every stage of advancement,
aud eunfans at least third more OF information
Than any other similar work ofthe same size. The
style though supple plain aud easy, very concise
aud cear, lotmns III this respect perfect contrast
with thai Of other School Biographies"
The numerous illustrations OF important objects
both oil nature and art, by means Of Engravlngs
taken rom drawings by he Most celebrated artists in
England, give gfeai interest 10 tho work. The Atlas
which accompanies The Geography. tie materials Of
which have been cheily supplied by II. :. lanuer,
sufpass both IN beauty and correctness any other
School Atlas nov III USE"
Lastiy, this Geography is more comprehensive
tlan any other now IN II treats OF the Earth MS
pltt 0l the Solar System, oil the substances Which
cover lis surface Of tho elements which CON, ose
and surround it, rocks, earth water air they appear
Ia tie various otas o mounlain PLAN. river, and
the Phenomena oil the atmosphere, the distribution
Of animals and the diffusion of vegetables over the
globe, the various branches ofthe human family,
sdeted IN relation 10 numbers, weaih. political union,
social, intellectual and moral condition."
The lullov ing testimonials TO the value oil The work,
will be sufficient to recommend ii TO Teachers aud
Parents IN th, town aud vicinity.
The subscriber having, with some care, looked
over Smiey's Cunpend Of Geography intended for
the OF Schools aud private fan lies, so far
pleased with the selection and arrangement of the
matter appropriate To such work, as TO determine
TO introduce IL into his school in future. The work
! is accompanied 4y Atlas well executed. and pre-
scntng all that is desirable to be imprinted on the
youthful memory Ia the prosecution OF the science OF
/ Geogaphy. WIN. S, REID.
! Iynchburg Aug 10. 1889.
concur with Rev. Wan. S. Reid with regard to
the merit of Smlley's Compeud Of Geography, and
shall gradually introduce ii into my school.
J. w. GOODMAN.
! We concur with the above gentlemen IN opinion.
j. COLE,
$. ID. TOMPkINS,
PETER c. NELSON.
The subscribers have received IA large supply Of
THIS new aud popular work,
PAYNE & GREGORY.
Aug. &C w3wr
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o. The Foreign news Is Important We re-
gret TINT have not room this morning for a lie
tailed account OF the outrages in the grea manu-
featuring town Of Birmingham. Those ontrages,
combined with other ell circumstances. show that tho
lower classes England me in state OF levelish cx-
citement which may lead othe most important g.
vents. There is evidently great feeling oil insccu.
tty among the property holdcls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

o. The Evansville (ndiana) Journal states thai
}. W. Borden Postmaster, made tour through
the Isl Congressional suet in thai State, Gle con-
eerlng against the Wing candidate. He rode in
buggy filed with loco loco documents, which he
distributed through the district. 1" How long"
(ask the Louisville Journal, in stating This iaet.)
will the people suffer the govern ent interfere
with elections through the nsIrumeualily Of lis
Office 10 lders p jus, lopg as The doctrines of
Fats RCPort, in which the 'duty' of The office
holdersto enlghten the ignorant people is strongly
Insisted upon, are sanctioned by The constituency
whom obey insult. But when the old J,lcrsonian
practice Shall be revived, if that day ever arrives
these -" hireings," as Kendall calls them, Will he
confined to the discharge of The duties Of their re
speotiye Offices.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

Noras NaiiedaiS. Sales OF slips have been
made, we understand, by gentleman OF Buckng-
ham county, to the amount Of about $4,000, at
$40 per thousand. We learn that sales al The same
pricr' hive been made in this place. The reader
will find accounts Of sales al tic North in another
column.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
REAL g.sTE.

ME WILL sell, on Thursday NEXT, the Half
w acre Lot of ground near Mr.. G. Poe's
Tanyanl, which has been cultivated by Mr. J.
romphins ns garden. aud which is very produc-
tive Terms at sale.
PAYNE Il TURNER, Aucts.
Aug. e6 2ti
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26

A norroc Escdre.-A letter from herd near
Otter Bridge, in Bedford county, states that on
MONDAY last; while Mrs Leltwich sitting in her
chamber, she heard one OF the lrttIe negroes call 10
her daughter, ab1ui years old, saying she would
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-26
NOTICE.

fkNllE undersigned is ready 10 re eiye wheat.
during the season. for which he will pay thp
highest cash price. To prevent misunderslar ding
hc now informs his friends aud the public generally
that in every Nhero "he, is sent 10 the NJ l. H.
and 40 ptce agreed upon it is stirred in the Mil
Al the risk oil the planter long the price remains
unsettled rs he is only MILLER. aud NOT an insu-
against fire, water, &c. ALEN. MUNDY.
Aug.B