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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15
LYNCnHURG MARKET,

For the ireek ending Saturday. September 10, ls45.
Below Is correct statement ot the Market Tor the
past week.
1obaeeo.--Od Lugs, 81 90 to so new Lugs. 81
% to 800. Leaf, inferior, 80 10 800; commun
$50 TO i50; mddmg, 81 80 10 800 shipping. lnew)
to,OO 10 500 manufacturing. (conmon) Si,50 to
600, fine manufacturing 100000 $40.
FfoW.-S3 80 to 4 for superfne from Wagons Sal
from s,ore. Tor the different grades.
" hedt-Prlces may be quoted at 10. White 50
cents
Grain.-Coru so cents per bnshe from wagon;
Oats. shea 30 to 62i cents per hundred cleaned 80 to
80 cents, per bushe Rye. 62i cents
Ct1per and Grass Seeds Glover Seed Sc Herds
Grass Seed 62i 75c
Prorisioas-BacoL from wagons 6. Q. and in de-
mand; from sior. 10; Stuck light. Beef So per hun
dred Meal. 50 TO 50 cts. per bushel from wagon.
EEh.--Shad, $500 To $40 90 per Dbl; lerrngs $50
8, SIS.
Co6ee.-St. Domingo, 7 to u cents per h.; Rio. 8
y cents; laguira s. to 10 Gets Java, Ia to 10 enis
Cuba 7 To 8.
Sugar.-l}rown, New Orleans 8 10 cents per ID
Porto Rco 8 to y ccnts per b.. ST. Croix, IL 10 l2i
cents per h.; Loaf, l2s to Is cents per ID.
Cdndles.-Talow 10 10 Ia cents per h., Sperm. 33
to 81 per h.; Hull & Suns. to II cents per h.
WhishfH-Common. 80 To 80 cents per gallon. from
wagon; IRON slote 50 81 kectifed. 40 10 45
from wagon.
Brandy.-Apple, 37s cents per gallon; Peach
70 cents per gallon.
Cotton Ya,S-Faciory prices l6to II cts. per h.
assorted.
hoa.-Bar Iron. $75 per ton from boats, $50 from
Store. Pig Iron sales.
Steei,-l5Iisered, 81 to cents per lb German. TO
l6 cents Shear 20 25 cents per h.; Cast Steel, 20
to % cts. per ID.
Linseed Oit--65 10 20 cts Lamp, 81 90 to 80 per
gallon; Tanners, SIG 90 to 100 per Dbl.
Leather.-Good Sole. Is cents per lb; Damaged
Sule, | 5 to II cents per ID.
Porder-Blasling. 81 20 to 4.25 per keg; Rifle, S.
SO 10 600 per key
Uool.-Wool. 25 cents perb.; Wool Rolls. 37s Ia 40
Coat and Vood.-Buminous, % cents per bushei
Anthracite, s., 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood "
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Very V.NlMNbie Land for sale
NEAR 1YNcnIpSlJIsG.


I AGAIN offer my FARM for sale. lying one and
i half miles above Lynchharg ~ The county vi Am-
herst, Il contains about
Five 1psnSred ana Sky Acres,
large portion IN wuods, heavily mbered, and first rata
lobacco land, lies James River and Harrs's Creek
large bold stream through II, furnishing water
power Of Immense value. will give all the Crop, ltor
SEES Oxen and twenty three able hands finish the crop
until ihe middle VI September, aud Iossession Of the
Land when IL Is sold. GEO. W. PErTYJOHN.
o. BEING nulhorizadby the proprietor 10 effect sale
df his Land, would Therefore call The attention ot cap-
iins,s 10 this vsnabe Estate. The Farm IL in fine
safe Of cultivation, and IN the Immediate vicinity Of
ruwn which gives the advantage Of a market 10 tho
grower o every article Of produo from wheat straw
10 hgshead OF Tobacco The power is great, and
fully sufficient for any machinery. Those " ho wish to
purchase Land in this neg hburhood would do well tn
cali aud will at any time take pleasure in sh.wiag
tho premises. JNO. X. ID. PAYNE.
N D. II the above Land is disposed Of privately
before the 20,b September il will, tina, dayif fair.
,fno, ,hn f.it day (Snndays excepted )be offered
to tho highes, bidder. Terms al sale. Sale To be con
Quoted by Jno Il. ID. Payne, Auctr.
GEO. w. PETTYJOllN.
July 81 WHO'S Il
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10 MEssRs. 8. NJ. GARLAND. SC. &c. Sc.

The NJ. T.. Charch, Souih.-The Rev. Mr.. Bailey, a
Metlo'sl preacher belonging 10 the Virginia Confer
ehce, I" ha has spen, time in Euga in scar h of
health. was Gsfuscd. few weeks ago, admission nto
ihe British Conference. We regret that he asked it.
The Ohio Annual Conference met few days ago at
Cincinnati, Bishops iIanine and Soule being present.
The Turner the presiding officer. On The second
says session. Bishop Soue was Invited by him 10 take the
cnar but the Conference refused permit him 10 d. So,
ad"p''ns resolution. by nearly unanm'us vote. that
was 'inexpedieni aud high, Improper" for bishops
VIM have separated themselves from "ihe Methodist
Episcopal Church" preside in any Of the conferences
Under lis jurisdiction.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

o. The NEWS FROM MEXICO. in another
Column, is remarkable in its character While .grim-
slsaged War" irowns fercely on the Rio Grande. and
the whole country is in ,nmu Of preparation to NEE,
The threatening cunc,, he smoohs his wrnkled ron,'
al Vera Cruz, So TAR ,la, the bslng ofthc bel
lgerens. instead Of hurn. each ether tho missiles of
death. a'e made 10 interchange friendly greeting
The Mexican war, in truth. promises 10 be the ros.
magnificent humbug of The day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

Or II IL stated that Gen Gaines will be court mar.
tailed for his late call tue Governor of Louisiana for
troops. We think that others deserve little punish
ment well the commander of the Western depart.
meni. The old General was naturally alarmed by the
warlike preparations going on around him. and by the
hellcose tune Of the Official Journal, which every
day brea,hed slaughter" against the vile Mexican ban.
d, who had the impudence 10 think of robJing us Of
Teas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

e3- 1t il esaaed that the expenses of the Post Of
flee Department for the current year will exceed its
something like and halt millions Of dollars
This sum, sdled To the "extraordinlry" expenditures
occasoed by the grand and costly preparations for the
great Mexican war; will raise the 'revenue standard"
so hi.h that We shall expect To hear the Washington
Union, abandoning the Compromise .4ct calling, its
Editor did in 1884, Justify upon Congress make the
duties "25 per cent. higher" Nous perrons,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

Or The coat worn by Gen. Jackson at the battle of
New Orleans has been presented to the National Ins.
tute at Washington; and meeting of the members of
that learned body has been called To receive and dis
pose of the relic The Turks think there is some magic
in the breaches Of Mahome and we suppose the donors
OF this coat have acted on like presumption. The
ceremony Of its reception will doubtless be very nteres
ting!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

W The New York Commercial says: Gen. Gailes
Is regarded in military paint Of view very much as
MI Rchie is in an editorial. They both energet-
c young irllows OF seventy, with more bravery than
discretion zeal than Judgment"
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

july 2lsr, lS45.
TNVHE subscribe, will, from this ,ime sell his entire
4 Stock of G ,ods a, COS T, and many articles BE.
LOW Cost. Cor Cash.
Intending in good faith and really sell At cost
the orgna invoices Of the Goods will 30 shown T. any
one who may desire il.
This stock is large general and almost new
(OU.VTH Il N 4 R CIA.S.v"TS
And all others in want u Goods would do we'll 10 give
this Stock an examination.
III The Gpods remaining hand will he sold at pub
lie auction On the 18th October next rsrns &c., pre-.
yi.u.ly made known. J. 4. S1IGLER.
July 81 tsh
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o. 1t is said tina, the proprietor OF the W h''e sulphur
Springs wishes to dispose Of that valuable property
tached 10 which about Thousand acres ot lano
Sumo years since he was Offered million OF dollars '
il, hut refused. IL has recently rejected an "''ef o.
$4,000 for it-bul offers ii a, $35O,0OO The props
cry is heavily morgaeed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

OFFICIAL Washington Union anuou noes
that "Genera Taylor conceives himself be strong
nonsh To withstand any attack which the MeAcans al
Maiain"ras may effect TO make upon him." But sup.
In'se they make real attack-wha, then
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15
Mammoth scheme.
$4,000 III. 900 $4,000!
fRJlA.n .4I.EyJ.N.DRLA LOTTERY

Class A, Epr 1896
To be drawn in Alexandria. ID. c.. on Saturday.
9th Of September. 1916.
70 M. Lottery, 10 drawn bs.ts.
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

To Corre,qoadcnts.--"A Country Physician" and
IN y shall appear both probably in our next Also
several Obituary notices AMI Advertisements "hch are
una,eijably omitted to.day.
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MEllrE.D CDIpIiNENr-

II will be seen by the annexed correspondence thai
miny o the WHY'S ot ahest have recently tie llsrei
~ their able and eloquent couniy min, seph X. lr.
wing, Esq. the well deserved compliment ola Public
nipnerno less deserved because OF his fuilcss exer-
ons rs Wing Elec,or in the well fought though dis
.s,rous campaign Of 1884, and Of his defeat
upon the .pahy ensealefed by the result at thu Pres-
dental eecion, the Wing candidate for Congress in
the Red Laad District, last Spring. Mr.. Irving. how
ever it will be seen, by his glowing reply, has been
q usrsineI decline the rendered h,nH. Ia ding So
hr speaks words Of adnont,n of exloriaton aud Of en-
m uragelneni 10 the Wings. which like him. in
whose vocabulary there is such word full" has
r.ht To address his comrades. His counsel will nd,
N. hope, fall upon he.dess cars-fur. although the
" hg nag now trails in the dust. the standard bearers
rho have 81 often hor,e il alo, .ln the battle and the
bn ssY - look forward the day when it shall again
Nat 10 triumph their heads. They canno. doubt
THE, indeed, wthou, doubling he ultimate triumph o
C. Institutional Liberty aud Social Order.
CORRESPONDENCE.
amherst Court House, September 4, 1915
To JosEpH X. IRvIsG Esa.
dear Sir-At meeting OF portion "i your person.
nj and pucal friends held this place IN the sd IN
.,.nt resolution was passed, rendering To you the com
pimenl Of Public Dlnner, 10 he furnished at The Cour
II as, such time as may best SUIT your Convenience
AID t., the undersigned delegated the aIrerabr du'
~ of informing you OF this esouoi ana ielnes'n. inc
aceepianc o the intended honor
The zeal and ability which you have on all proper &C.
ions displayed in the support and advocacy o those
ur,st prime plies Of civil loey aud those wise and sau
iary measures Of policy which characterize ana dlsn
WI Oh the Wing y,and especially the elclenl and
services which you have rendered to cur
glorious cause, mig Eector IN the late Presidential
ri.cion aud the Candidate Of the Wing party Ia the
recent Congressional have pointed You out
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15
THE FALL. TRADE.

THE FALL TRADE.
~ q u N y, y - r / - ~ n IL Il
AND PLANO FOR1ES.
MASH & WOODnOUSE ara now receiving their
~ newly purchased stock OF Books. SrArloNEav.
Piano Foarss FANCY AND UseFuL Articles. Nv
SIC, Sc.
r. * w. feel assured that THAR Goods have been
bough The very hes, terms. aud they will certainly
consider i, their interest 10 sell the same advanlsgs
aus conditions.
Their stock will be found Ia embrace every article
suay required by the Country Merchant
IN THE HOOK DEPARTMENT.,
An extensive collection Of the vnrious Schpl books
in use; the leading Law, Medical. Theological and Mis-
celhueous Books. and The cheap Publications Vi the day
Amanacs for 1876
EM the Stationery Department.
900 repms. writing, letter aud wrapping Paper,
Bonnet Boards, Slaes Slate Pencils Ink, Quills Steel
Pens, &c.
IN HE Steal DEP4RT ME.NT.
Flutes Of all kinda, Vulins. Guitars. Fiageolets.
NuIin. Guitar and Violencellu Strings.
New Fashionable aud STANDARD Music for the Piano.
Guitar, &c and the most extensive assortment OF Piano
For,cs in the State oi Virginia. warranted and sold upon
TRIAL.
Fancy aud useful articles in the greatest variety.
NASH l. WOODHOuSE,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealers IN Books. Stationery, Pr
anu For,es. Music, Nc. 1877 Main siree., Richmond
Va.
Sep II tail
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mONTs PRIZE OFFICE

RICTLHU.ND, M
IL NJ iOYf beqs leave 10 call tho siscnihm II hfs
LIE pai.nns and others. in ynchb,r4 AMI vicniiv.
10 The following rich seheus 10 he dawn the 9Th
instant.
Orders per mail. incl-ing cash or pxs iicksis s,ts-
dr, ~ the same persbnal application.
drawings forwarded when reqesieJ. immediately sf-
YET they have taken place.
All communications strictly confidential. ADDRESS
ID. NJ. HOYf. KchsS.ad.
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a e. a Es ID

"A e. a * D.
THNIIE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully tender his
thanks to his customers for the liberal patronage h-
has hitherto received. and would be obliged 10 those
whose accounts are unsettled TO call and settle them rs
possible.
CO. Our FALL MILLINERY will be opened about
he 9Th of October. II. +. llENNlNG.
Sept. - 81
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WAGONS! WAGONS.
TO e OU.vTR n MERCHANTS.
BROOKS, BELL K HUDSON.
MIN STREET,

RICHMOND, Va.
4 RE now receiving their Fall supplies Of
"A staple nmd Fancy Dry Goods.
Their stuck will he very large. composing general
assortment, OF DOMESr nc AND FOREIGN DRY
GOODS. aud will he offered ala very small advance
call IRON MI in wan, Of Goods is respectfully solicited.
September IL 2wn
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Besides prizes ofS 400, $50, Sc. &C.
Whole tickets 20 DOLLARS halves 10, quarters 3.
eighhs $50
Certificates Of Packages OF 26 Whole Tickets 420O
Do d. 70 half 1870
DO do % quarter 65
DO do 26 eighihs 32 50
r. 5. Persons visiting tho city -honll call On Hoy.
II In want Of noney.
Tickets IN all the Lotteries advertised by j. q. Grey
Dry Co.,. constantly hand. Orders enclosing cash
or prss tickets attended with prumpiness and tho
draw ngs Of Lotteries snnl. when requested, To all WIN
order u ID. NJ. tlOYf. Richmond.
SepS 21S II
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CoMMIssioNEW,, SALE OE LAND

COMMIssiONEN's SALE ~ LAND.
~ virtue Of decree OF the worshirul coufi Of
kp Campbell. pronounced al August term. 1915, in
The suit Of Williams rs Strange and others. the under
signed. appointed commissioner for the purpose will
proceed to sell, public auction, Saturday the lslh
Of October mkt on the premises. the LAND in said
deed menIloneu containing about
I3J acres,
less, adjoining the Lands Of Patterson Jennings
James s. Jones and N. Is. Nowlin.
1ERMS--6. IL aud Is months credit; the purclns
will be required give bonds and approved security
for the purchase money and The title to the Land retain
ed until payment is made.
MELVILLE TALBOT. Com'r,
Sept Is wlSO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-15

sUPERIOR COGNAC BRANDY, WINES, SIC.
WYE OFFER FOR SALE.
w Pure Old Cognac Brandy, warranted
Old jana Rum, do
Best Holland Gin do
Very superior old Madeira Wine,
Sicily Madeira, do
PORT Wine, (pure.)
All OF which 10 be as good as can be had In
The State, aud on good terms,
LEE s. ROBERTS.
Ang. % 10
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SAM'L NJ. GARLAND, Dawn PArrEsoN,
JohN ID. DAVIS. WIN. y. HARDING,
THo's n. EosANx, NICHOLAS Hicks.
H. L. BRouN, STEPHEN BowLEs,
HEsRY LoyIN0, q. L. PLEAsANTs,
ALEX. MuNDy. JOIN COLEMAN,
JoHs DlLLARD. SAML. SCOTT.
THo's T.. GooDwYH, W. w. THOMPSON,
IHo's A. EUBAsK, j. Is. RExNoLps,
Joms NJ. WILLIAMS, WILL. turner,
Committee.
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ISL. ssel(sI.l;S.

| ISL received lot OF Black Bugles Breast Pins.
- Beads Necklace SC. Sc, which will be sold low
by ID W. MOORE,
SYN Of The Dig Pitcher
Sep Is is
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EOIe IsEN

IVN IENN.
|uNiE tenement now occupied by me Is offered FOR
u rent. This properly is well situated. and the
R-A house Is splrous. containing seven rooms,
4Ms:Ek besides kitchen aud large lumber room;
~ - possession can he obtained about tina 9th
GgxHD nf October. also offer for rent a very
convenient residence. In desirable NEG hhorhood the
hull mo CARY
Sepl5 II
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SEP 70 IL
LE.STsfEX, Nit. COFFEE, Sc,
1An Sides prime II ID S,al Leather
1VO 100 do do Black aud Russeu do
loo sacks Liverpool Fine salt
1000 lbs pure and extra While Lead in cana and kegs
20 bags prime Rio Green Cpnrc
3 bags old government Java Coffee
Receiving ~ Barses I.yneLbutg. aud FLYING Lucy.
and for sale by GEORGE BAGBN.
Sep Is Is
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IN TuE ROCK DEPARTMENT.

An extensive collection Of the vnrlous Schnl luok
in use; the leading Law Medical. Theological and MIS-
ceucous Books. mud The cheap Publications u the day
Almouars far lSiG
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1845-12-26
r TITLE aUARTos FOR YOUTH. The

T TITLE QUARTOS FOR YOUTH The
IL little History of England, one miniature vol
ume, bound and gilt, with nearly one hundred en-
cravings, 81 cents.
Robinson Crusoe, same style and price.
Child's Picture Bible Child's Picture Testament
Little Pilgrims Progress, one volume each, bound
and gilt, with nearly 100 engrayings each, 81 cents
per volume.
Famous Men OF Britain, same style and price.
The Little Gift, the Little Keepsake, and several
other juvenile souvenirs, with beautiful engravihgs
and rich binding.
Colored toy books both English and American,
in great variety, paint boxes, games Of different
kinds, &c, &c.
Dec 90 F TAYLOR.
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mn rnEsIpENT,s MESSAGE.

We laid this important document before our read
ers last week. We had not then room or time to
express great satisfaction with its contents: We
read il with emotions ofhonest pride and EMULATION.
And we rejoice to say that no public document Of
the kind, within our recollection, has been received
with such universal satisfaction. II is very long,
but it is occupied with the discussion Of topics Of
great importance. 1t possesses order and perspcui-
~, and, for the most part, simplicity OF manner.
The purely American feeling that pervades and
characterizes it, commands the warmest admiral ion
Of his friends and dlsarms even his opponents. His
positions upon all important questions tnkcn
with clearness, and fortified with strength, that
leaves one in doubt where he stands, and arc
all in perfect accordance with his previously decldr.
ed opinions.
We do not purpose 10 review the message, but
there are some subjects upon which it treats thnt
we will notice.
Upon the Oregon question, Mr.. Polk has spoken
the patriotic sentiments OF n true American heart;
and they will be enthusiastically responded TO by
the almost unanimous voice Of the West Some OF
the wing prints have asserted that il is too warke.
In our opinion his position is the surest to pre-
vent II is better to defend the first foot OF
soil than the last.
We read no part Of the message with so great
satisfaction as that which relates TO the tariff II is
worthy of democratic president He proposes
that the present schemes Of specific duties and the
false values called minimums, which are the cover
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For the Union
:
DEATH AND CHARACTER OF TALLEYRAND.
Translated from Biancs History ofihe FRS, Ten Yen
of the Reign of Louis Philippe.

...... For the Union.
DEATH AND CHARACTER OF TALLEYRAND
Translated from Bianc's History ofhe First Ten Year,
Of The Reign of Louis Philippe.
We have described Mr. de Talleyrand--his osten-
tatious vanity in evil. But his mpassibility was
only mask As contempt for men and principles
constituted school in his parlor, he did not choose
TO lose the benefit of the shameful professorshp and
he was careful only TO appear triumphant and scorn.
full. At bottom he was uneasy, irresoute, humble
and tormcnted with sadness; paradng immortality moi
sulting powerful NATURE energetic perverseness
he wrctchedly exhausted himself by IT, Testimony
long kept secret, but unquestonablo, proves that, il,
the last years of his life, meditation was bitter, in
supporiable TO him. Abandoned to himself in the
silence of the night, he fell from the height of his
fictitious pride into inexpressibc objections; and
by the light of lamp which 1T the solitude of his
vigils, he sometimes traced lines which show the
nmut of his thoughts and the taniness of his spir.
ls--lnes for instance, like these: "Eighly-tlret
years gone! What cares What agitation What Ill.,
VIII inspired! What vexatious complication And
without any other result than great moral aud phys.
cal fatigue, and profound feeling Of despair for Inc
future, OF disgust at the past"
Thus, under his icy forehead the perpetual irony
of his look, the calm carriage aud The uermanenc,
OF bis apparent happiness, Mr.. de Talleyrand con
cealed life full of struggles and pusilanimity. Or
the scene, he made display Of contempt for virtue
But he had the cynicism Of wickedness without il
courage He did not believe even IN his own skep
ucisn; ne hnd not faith even ~ his own immortality
SO that III this man, everything was false, even hit
vices.
If We are to believe some deyout personages, tn,
first communion of the daughter of Madame dc Di.
no. marked the life OF Mr.. de Tnlleyrand in strang,
| and decisive manner; and he suffered himself to b,
touched to an extraordinary degree by the sight o
TIC pety Of young girl whom he tenderly loved
What Is certain, is, that Mademolselle Pauline d,
DINO was uncommonly devout, and on the part o
her great uncle, the object Of kind of worship Be
sides Mr.. de Tolleyrand had weakness Of charac
ter scarcely credible; and no one was more fit thar
| he to be governed by a child 1t was on ,hes,
grounds that they went to work, preparing that o
| his conversion.
| The Importance to the priests of sub a CONVEX
Slon may De imagined Those among them whc
were animated by sincere zeal for religion, mus
have reJolced at 1t, rs alta holy conquest the Others
saw ~ 1t homage rendered to their empire, an un
paraleled humiliation inflicted on the Voltaire party
The proof, IN short, that catholicism has paramount
fght over the two extremes of mans exstence-ove
birth and over death Furthermore, tho former arch
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MIR and the MISSES sLoMAN respectfully
ltl announce their
SECOND CONCERT
for Saturday evening, December 9th, at the United
States hotel. On which occasion will be given a
splendid variety Of music for the harp, piano, and
voice, from great composers, interspersed with
comic songs.
Concert TO commence at o'clock. Admission
SO cents.
On Monday, Mr.. and the Misses Sloman will do
themselves the pleasure Of giving n concert nj
Georgetown, at the Union hotel.
Dec. "a
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NEW AND AMUSING GAMES. Games Of
~ the States, or who'll be President; Master Rod
bury and his pupils; Game Of heroes; American
eagle; Strife of genius What dye buy by Punch;
Busby cards; Shakespeare cards, Bell and hammer;
New historical game; Chinese checkers; Game of
trade and barter; Picture Alphabets Dissected
puzzles; Pictures and maps Transparent states for
drawing, &c, for salc by
Statoner, Penn. avenue, between llh and l2th
streets. Dec 20-diuf
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soasssn shisgs" shoald rad, 'ths la~lsss d,pOsi-
90 o. TIE wss,sra ehieis wer, never charged
ssh ''sssissa," thar sutlaoriy vas Of the midtsI
assfifsion.
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A CLASSICAL TEACHER wishes TO obtain
IL board, and pay for the same by teaching a
few private pupils Address Teacher" city post
Office. Dec. 1875