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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

i"e III fHpeaI AsNoclatlnn ui l. n,itnn f,llouio,
"e fAahlaf u The Association IN Ballinnrr has yn,,j
' ''9'oil"'' +" Consequence ul The recent assaults .,
u e"nnrIl, THE mannah m,dicani on tie charac,,r
ol the Anie tcan people.
We regret to observe that puriion Of the B,l,imore
htPralers, Dissenting from the course pursued BY The p,
Johiy nave since TeoTeahzed Themselves and ,hs,n
new Ulcers. To this they seem 10 have boz,
stimulated by letter from Robert 1yier who, In ynu
acquired sumo noloreiy by his connection with the r.
peal movement Is reluctant ksr the prumn,bce f
ms position. On hearing If the dissolution of the Rain,
more Association. Nj Tyler in letter 10 Mr. So,,n
OF that ely, expressed his regret that that course j
been adopted, and urged the reorg 4zliun OF The h
lie admIs That "O Council used offensive l,uguagr,
bur Che says NJ O'CoantR is not R,prnf" Tine he
Is no bn be Is The acknnw ltJstd held and leader ii
peal pdrv--lhe very soul oi the mns.nl, NJ Bn
even II Ills were moi So, 4, manifest ihai HI, NJ,
lensIve aud insulting apeuaar finds h, any response
in the bosuns oi his brother Rt,aere. to whom II - az
dressed not only without rebuh, hnt n,th nanlt, ,s.
lions of hearty assent Mr. I,hr adopr,np SHY a,al
unmeanHg cpiihe, which has rtr, lah .nrut NJ, h
into fashion, tells that ong Ireland rrndiarrs o.,
'onne, 50 lar as his uplnions Il Amtlca 30. ,no>t
decidedly" We do moi kuru mhai lie n.,.Lsly Io.ny
ireland but Ne haYr yet thc evidence al tins H.
pudlal"n by any poftion oil O'Conn,Is aseoclas upr
than Mr. l,le', uW ASST rtirl Of Thai a,,I nal NE
do ste il, hold every rne .linericaa hoard To r,
diale both O't 'nn, and R,I"al FIR. h.w.,.r an.
lous we may be Tor the tnu ph e.. ire e,inm in iland
we owe frs duly Ia our ov n rnun,f, and that
duty teaches us not 10 ar til. lap.
men, even Tor The accnnpl ~hntn u that graz obp,i
who scott and ann hr d,n,rs, aud. tlrae" in lhe ..
event OF war, To unite with eneng and tier opDyrs-
sOf In tie common U ecl ui ''d IaGln. a. earle " and
swelling the trump OF our adversary We r-pr4, /,
sfe |lfginIan occupying The pslon vhct Robert
/ Tyler has assumed on tins occason We reurei sull
more that that Nlrglnan is the vi an EA President
of the L. States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

Ano'her u these friends Of the Sruth. NJ, II.
u Everett has been appointed Minister Il, CHI
eoe''y started on bis voyage In the C..s,, sa
P"e' In a letter written in November lsa- In
natural ally oi the Southern Locofocos Inns ''s
- have on several octasions. no, conn,c,.,
l'''''rai Affairs oil The DAY, distinctly stat,d Tie
." y, 'ne essential injustice of slavery aud nv 'c
''"nueu ~ par' IN historical evidence ui In. "'l,'t,
quahy oi lie cnlored race with our ,v, "''ual T.
u am satisfied that Congre has Tho ..
power To abolish slavery and the sl,x. ,,. nal
,ct Oh 1numaa aud The Territories and +, NJ, -" MS
Save Trade between he States am av., a,'Iot The
delay" 'e 'Ae'''sed Without
NC nave 'hf'e gentlemen appointed 10 liol n,
ces' VINO, mol content with maintaining the RioL,
'f'i"h' i"r when The Northern Why's are ,lus.l ~
""' measure, eoa bow shot b, yond thai poir, IN
contend, first. that Compress has a robr AM, IVY
exercise II, 10 refuse 10 admit Slave States ,,t, "
nloh-a doctrine, which, II il be acted upon v;l,
tile acquisition Of Teas itself undesirable, -, ''t
advocates Of that MEASURES secondly. tina, Como.
The pnwer TO abolish slavery in the District If vas
ana 'hai IL ought to exercise tha. poner;-tlird,,
tnngnss has The right 10 abolish the lave rr,, ''
'af states which, II it W.T. dose, by clerang Tho an,
"i5ta I'm "' slaves 10 the ex South womb u,
years 10y the an2meitatinn ii their number II, ,l =,
STATES render them nn nniy ffohtess but luftl,,.
'hef n"h'Ts, and would cons' qGpmly rru,r III, ~,
hlrarI"ns .fbofd,on measure ever vi snpopsJ
"af'hly' borrowing The Noret language ol The M, -,
ahaiIrS, one n III" lhne atlfus, III ltuad ard ,n,.
zeal can s. lhe nailral qualify # The colof,J c.
nur uWh.n WIN
SURELY, comment tanrol add ufcr To III, So G,s...,
we Staii not therefore attempt it, Newill larIy -
ran ihe public read iirn,-,Specally tbosr ub,h ,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

The pfis,ners taken at aeernp The flloMing are the
Trims OF the treaty concluded al Incerne tie 23d
insi between The Commissioners Of The Government OF
Iueerns and tlusc Of the cahnns Of Bcfne Solture.
Basic Campagne aud Afgan. relative 10 the sitting al
liberty The ptisonefs. The indemnity 10 be paid tor
elf release IS stipulated 3j0.000f. of which Berne
IS Ia pay f0.0OOt, Sa,dfe 20,6Dtt., Basic Campapbe
.OO0f, ArRau 20 t0O ADD the "brr eaniuns 25.OO0l
The contracting parties expect that the Diet Will pay
$50 O00f, thai Lucerne viii receive in all 500 eo0f
Ia felufn Lueerne Promises fall and complete ainne5
".
SrAis.-There wasa violent earthquake a, Alicani
the ljlh ull.
It ruoted thai the Pope abou, 10 recognize Queen
l,abella vino proposes make extensive through
portion of her dunIn"iis, and has granted general
pardon 10 ihpse implicated III the late revoIls
CHlNA-Eatlhquake were felt in China in Decem-
Der last.
Another portion Of The Indemnify, amounting In fl
teen mlllIuns oI doars had been paid 10 the English
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
The markets seemed 10 have been mostly Influenced
by political events. Cotton had advanced Id under
tie war fears, and muney stocks declined.
LIVERPOOL. COTTON MARKET. April %.
American short slaped Cotton is d. per pound hiel
81 Ibis week. and we cost with strong maIku. This
altered from the previous duHess has been brought
about ndln by The remark o The prime Minister about
The ''hile cloud in The Wcsl.n
May 3.-Ne have Lad quiet day than usual
lh'uRl Nhiuiuh} II diHhSl nail luAudy VIII
tile firms, Ihe sales have been 5000 bag there is no
change IN prizes bal buyers have larger chota u sam.
pies than before
Tor&eco. Sales Of the past month about SEQ hhds
chiefly ny. >ifif7, al Dtiner Prices No disposition 10
speculate, and purchases confined 10 actual wants
IWERPooL. May 8.
IoBAcco.-Ihe sales this lonh are large, 2i06
hbds. Denaud sui continues good, the trade having
supplied themselves ne aud sone parties purchased
on speculation. Pl,cls ulallend aud The market
steady.
lRoN.-Same Spectators In Iron connected " ith
the uade aud OF limited means, having failed meet
their liabilities, and being plan Parliament will pass no
nne fauad bills this sessuu. there had been
lion IN Iron The article dtcIhned from 20 80 shl-
lngs, bu has partially recovered the Trade and capital
isis having come forward as purchasers.
LONDON. May 3.
The orn trade cont nues dull and Inactive; prices of
Wheat again rather lower, average of last week being
lbs Id per Or; demand lr bonded. except 10 "a,
The 20s dry, aud the L > Flour withheld from mar
he Its nominal value being about 9, per bbl. in bond
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ponlfstls sntfuiarMlr.
FlRE IN Af.t.E6liANY CRY.

We have the daly rseaifd snal4pr fire midsi
nhsct j Ia aiieghsuf III, opposite fntsbutg
ea the i2h insi. in- .ifs thai ii the hfu
~ssa MINUTES alter - a'ei.ek, ahea Il was burning
III safeus Mace aldns canal tsnk ihiai t.letai 10
.ssiidu~ky streets, With gives The ssppslon that II
was tlse. Ihls gruund vas occupied by yariuus
uasaa houses. depuis. all ai Which Were
-, ned aiming whloh were tiaUSe Of Aessfs IL x T.
Graff Naliios.urd x laAlor, Brigham y H.. aud J.
Mel siea Y ca. Ia, wafeauise uf Asss5s H. ..eech
y Ia. Was oa the opposite lower size Of Fedefal
street, and ESCAPED uHtaaelf.d.
: lie fire l.ssng eutsumtd Tie Warehouses extended
IL al the buildings IN The biuck. aud efossus La
,.ck street. destroyed several dwelling huusts gffat=
/, Itjsr,d ahtts. Among these Who u>l ihtif leuses
" learn It John Kelly. teacher Mr. MeGfew. afne'
stnps Samuel Baifd. dwelling; AI. tan.thef- no
NJ Shuiers. do; Fiancss Sellers. boat siulei ilgh-
Sans machine stop. We ATE latpy tuhain n,ai uu
lives were losl, aud large rnpefy except
that liz the WAREHOUSES; laailps hsvul had iime to
rtnse must Of then furniture. he number o houses
burnt, besides the derus, abvus hii,u ca which no
la - ainunn is insured
The Pitt burg papers Of Monday estimate the uss BIZ
thr rereni fnc N hltalahy eu ttin .igl} Ia II
und,d ,huus n1 dollars, Nos Tie bindings destroy
utre atGta ou.s AID must OF Tie neehand eou,
e1ied ia NE Nar,hsuss et'sisd o " esfeiH produce
Tie Mar,hausts thenktiNts ven men Temporary
STRUCTURES, guard uni i8 during i6s pI,s,n sra
-,. all he ,efJaHli lines baYs re brck bai-
lays the p,il,unte side of the user. The lafetsa-
-aIH Tie laei tsst Hats 81 lh, ''e4nso proved
worthless hosi u ihn.e ia TIA fire HIIaaird kc lui-
har,s hen eptatd atAi maHua. h,>e winch velu
feaAoted ifoal i.e buildings al e. fsasa aHirJuj,d.
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Passage and Fare ero.n Richmond
20 Baltimore and K'hiia6csDbig,
u e ID u g ED

'6'llE Steamers COLUMBUS and POCA AXIOM
TAS. having been newly printed and ne, in com
Ptete order. will leave Richmond every "Wednesday
morning ai O'Clock, and every Saturday afternoon at
o'ciock. tor Baltmure and Philadelphia Passengers
coming aafs1 by Canal Boat 10 Richmond. can 90 d,
fec,y on board the above Boats. free of charge
and will be taken to Baltimore for rIyr port,p a.
Included and 10 philsd,lphia nv Rail Road Tor eipht
dcafs HENRY IIfDI.,N 4
% III GOODS. for baltimore uad Piiiaeiei
pun sent 10 orr care viii be promptly forwarded BY
The above Steamers. a. lie lowest rates
ii. l.. < Co.
Ricmond, March u 3nir
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INNOCENT AMVSEuE>T
FOR LEISURE nouns.
~ AAiE of Master Rodbury aud his pupils.

FOR LETStRE HOURS
A. AAiE of Master Rodbury and his pupils.
w Game ofthe Kings.
The Strife of Genius, by Lady,
Shakespeare in a new dress, Game for evening
parties.
Game of Pope and Pagan.
The Game of the Mansion Of Happiness, ns,ruc.
tive. moral and entertaining amusement.
The National Game OF the American Eagle
TIE Pickwiek Cards. invented by Samuel Weet
for Il ; entertainment Of his friends.
great variety of dis:ected Maps and Puzzles,
Battledotes and Shutecocks,
The 6taces,
Skipping Ropes, &c. for sale by
NASH 4 WOODIIOUSE.
l73 Mliu S,rcoi
Rich und May 8 lsd
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.S'E9S' CD.vTER.S,.
CHIP AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
IN u holesale and Retail
DAVIS, CALHOUN & CO.,
AT THE OLD STAND OF DAVIS & BROTHER
L l. L

Lynchburg. Tirginia.
The --latest Styles, and Cheapest Goods in market.
NliE subscribers are in receipt of their Spring and
4 Summer supplies. and offer their friends and the
public very large aud general assortment of New
Goods, Of the latest Styles aud they believe AT as low
not lower prices than any other house in this section
Virginia, having been purchased declining marke,
since The other merchants returned consisting part
iullows: Cloths Uassimeres, Cassineis Kentucky
Jeans, Dap Etc. Cashmeretts and Summer Cloths from
com non TO the best; large stock well assorted and
very cheap.
YES rINGS. Plain and figured, Satin and Silk.
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roR THE LADIES.
E,-y Goods at VhOlesaIc.

COUNTRY MERCHANTS, aud others buyinl
~ s'mds la sell again. are respectfully nviled To
call and examine N, very large and desirable stock of
Spring and Summer Goods.
Great bargains Will be offered particularly for Cash
ur 10 pnnctual cust Imers SIX months credit
f.. J. BURTON.
April II is if
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LOCK AND HINGES.

a NtRl large supply of Locks, Hinges. Bolts. an
b'th''ng Materials OF almost every kind usually
pufthastu N iard,eare Storc inst rrcrved tor sale
h'aP ~ III. u. \ W. A. RICHARDS.
Sept l6 ,sf
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ANOTHER RACE.

Fashion ran another rceon The l5ih inst. on Long
bland and her cruf e,1rr was J,nf,lraua bay mar
d lneies Ia Nj kiiaiHans stable aud was crebr,tsd
Is three mile iae- I'm course Was IN terrible ron
d''lun. The mud 10 places beng track drep AMI
pools Of water having collected in phrrs The ANIMALS
were IN ioe candihn. bat Fashion won with the III
ns' ase he iine 81 The lie htai vi four miles he,nu
Sc, and ri the .ec0od : Is Both h,rsps and ri,ers
"ssr completely covered Wih mud al The concIusion nj
the race
Pegona-li is said that P,yana is soin6 10 Eng
land Ia contend i'r some II he grra cup, ttere-N her
tV'r she goes, success 10 gallant Peyt1aa ~. l.
Iierad.
l|orei 10 EHnye The packet shin Yorkshire.
tal Balkgi wd si at 10 o'euck Tins lnarrinp II lb
weather permits, h' iisrepooi. with upuards 81 f,fiy
cabin passengers. EvrY otsih ~ the ship y IN he 1c
faea,d. ErSi " Wednesday tle Queen Of tn. w.,
ap'. Noodhnuse, viii leave ai,n Toll; aud an be kan.
DAY following, the Sheridan. Capt Deprysser. Will sail
WIN al her state Urrepie6
us sfaSin Is cnafkahle for lis ouiplurDg or ourisls
% Europe. All nnf picktf ships as the above ndcap
and steam ships, 60 iii,d 10 the uetmost. and were
fneff hse ships, there would be n.Fs ,,as,pp.rs a
snhg innse VINO have drIred aud he ara a,inu ter,
az sessiE ssief pleasure, business rrayelers new
s1afgs .1Bdpts, C"nsns. &e st. Col. WIN. II.
Pnfk, thaige, ahd Mr. sIatbF. a Sonh Carolina Con-
Fnl al Venice, and MAJOR Day,zar, Chorge to the
3iagur, are passengers IN he Yorkshire They cross
ihr Atlantic together, and SEPARATE in Paris her sbits
taffy Hirr share % The new American diplomats. II is
Estimated that frin hiieen hundred 10 two Thousand
ss,salksS giil leave he United STATES this season.
~ y Herald, .Nay Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

p "OoHsl'lGiiab' sai,s. 6.u The highest anil ri.
", TIA Tie entmea Tar .afa,fg tbr maii ia New
loiA and he Nov Eng aud States will he pfulal, "A
hoai tNo htudfsd iheu-ard eoais s> uif.,f i, pas-
en' hitting itan VIA % MAS rauItd ffraar III. Ia
oisai's" vast SWING 10 tie Government Ton nall SCI
yiff utdii lie bletatiutis oi fht NV law
Nfare nlom'd lha1 'te ftdnc,d fuca at y winch HE
oew euuacs have ttca na9ris occas.ao,d bY The con
i~ois tei's aih,w,d Ia lrausIon Tie nail IN fors,
bltk, ur by sny mhr means lhtf ,hns, under tie ,ao
i@ag' la". tndef The 'Nls leg IaNs all lhc uail, up
"n ihr PRINCIPAL fou'ts nquutd Ia brau,eI IN ,tape
'ua' ins. II aids, 10 he SURE >arnn la la, cxi,n.c
at lie All Ntytrf. but tn'de eaai, sfrafly Ia hr
mats, AID c"a'raui,s largely Ia lhr Iubc cunycuture
y stnIing IL ngulaf running ol stage coachts ~ eve
y "W citn lhnnehenl The aenfy. lheucAe uuauae.
hsni Is, thefifr. al'f ALL questionable utiIuy. bc
rag afds notf tNfesed Ia d,prrdaans and io n.lafy
ron ne ~taie', whilst lie ruIle deprived d lie
tAsial travelling convenience Frth IN Mt-,l IT
Is h.e'cd s sone. ltai tAc if5schug alone " III not
.rrt"fI snele one at he several pubic ,,4rc cslb
slueels n"w IA existence, Except only hal rnnllnp
'fy4a CuH.b, Hand 10 Nicthte l}ul We ,laiI SEE
baltimore fdiriut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

We hive 10 reeorl the demise of anolhr venerable
citizn ul Balllin,fe On Monday ih,loh last RIon,Gp
ATOM, Esq departed tins HE, alter short illness at
The advanced aye nf IS y"ats Mr.. C. was native OF
Lancashire, England. and has been a resident of |al.
mofe pf the last sixty tao years. He married the Ell
drst daughter ol the late Charles Carroll of Carroon
and Is The father If The Machloucss ut Wellesley Mr.
/ his long had the management o large landed estates;
puSsf>sed highly cnlefprslng spirit, and was distn
gushed as an Pshed g,nomano Of the old school
But Pat
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

AccnrSr yesterday about = o'clock as Thomas
Run 1nd John Iatnand we've engaged in putting
gutter IL a house on l3h between Man and AIRY SIS
thelt t,af1,Jmg gave way aud Ruth Tell 10 the around
and seriously injured his stuil heinz fractured so MS
To cause las death iamand caught hold of the hooks
driven IN 10 sustain the gutter, aud thus remained sus
pended uu ladder WAS brought 10 his aid, Ruth was
an apprentice 10 Nj. HutlerWouh Tuner, aud only Is
years Of age. Ricin,oui Times Nm u
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FRANCE.

ne most important piece OF interence from, Franco
rs, that NJ GnlZ u, the rime Minister was so IN thai
the duties ct his department were lenporarly ds.h,r
ged by the Minister oi the Interior. Nj DucLa,e m ,
II was appnhended that such would be the dnr,li,, -,
ms lllh S that he would return To Office rbar,
Was some decline IN the funds Ia consequence of this an
Plen'USi'n. ne long asliaied project for cnacesson
., e h'e per cent rents had passed The Chamber of
l'tp'es oy HE large majority Of l7j votes: but ,s
universally and unanimously scou,tdn in tho Cb,ohas
OF f'etS' Inc National says that not a single voice
WAS raised IN its favor.
fa,,N lar'r gives The following information in 70
gard '" NJ "nlzi. and OF his proposed movements and
III regard % Tie proposed visit Of q een Victoria 10 Pa
The malady Of VI. Guizli. which consists in A.,
chronic affection OF the liver demands oreat cane and
particularly repse. lie is forbidden moi only Ia occnny
himself WIN business. but to study in any way Fysn
feaa'ng Is prohibited. II after months rpn,se his
s'a'e Is MOI improved he Intends gung 10 Niichv hul
ne journey VIII he 50 arranged that he may be back in
rams tor me month OF July. for IL is posyplv s,,,J
hat the Qnren OF England viii Thea yisir pan, IN
journey Is probable, bat not cetain I,t the necn is
gam IN an interesting situation. as The Engi.b Term !,
aud is doubtful whether she can support the fa,n .,
the nip" '"7'e VI
lhfIe has been new creation of Peers in France.
inohg Wh''h We notice the elevation OF Victor uuan
The celebrated writer, 10 the rank of llscoant.
ne h'ns huih day was be celebrated on The Is,
OF May with great splendor.
II was reported on the Paris Buurse, on Sarndav
week. 'h"' fngahd had applied irance 10 rrn her IN
can Union. '' ''''''
SWITZERLAND.
The state Of affairs in Switzerland had heroine more
Iacipc 'rtay had been entered ietr for rsasom OF
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In New Orleans, on the 10Th inst. Allen Jones was
lined &lnOO, and J. J Bryant $1,000 (bein. his second
oneoce) lor valuations Of the laws against gambling
and Ia remain IN prison I'LL the fines were paid All the
gaming apparatus was cuniseated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-26

ldhce notions gong 10 EGglaad-The journal OF
Commerce says The YORKSHIRE takes out PAY sides
and boedes leather, mheh is admitted ia the ports
al Great BRIAN duty free Almost every packet sigce
the news ii 81 II bert Pecl's revision Of the arn has
lad small invoices # leather, and one or tuuof the
h'st i's nave now been hrafd nun, and brought such
proi's as to induce much larger shipments The
Yorkshire is felghted with variety Of Nankee notions
and among lhe, as companions lot the leather we sup
pose. are ten casks ul shoe paps
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In Tie | sRes Circuit Court yesterday an action
MAS commenced Which bids TAR 10 last RAINY days.
II is hrauaht by lhr United States 10 csver from the
eNteuiots oi The aie lrnty Eckufd The amunnt of
his b, nds surety or Samuel ewaflvou' late Coller-
iur 81 HE put II fIed heure but carried Ia
he Soponie toun ol he / States GA a division Of u.
pnlnu sen,dhl both Judges, aud Is ,nanded far re-
n'al IN rnnrIfI's lad down by that inbuual-.N T.
oujtr.
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The ESamin6fs appiae4 Il decide upon The nct.ls
=" tie ler't scales Dr ne rs oliec u, fanaen .,ayc
glNn Jadeaeel atletore ite- s'af. odft5 b, MS,sfs
lieIlaud \ Dams. oi Boston 1as ..sI, i. MT VI new
InN'uibu hot Was osd by die suefal Ra,,ats II +,
NE cun nou si,e }ald. fad upn il platform. The adj
Vantage u H. is sad he tb u cmbf s,t.irI,cnes,
viii coefIly eforefa,n. The lafa,f ll,s ats., af,
samird wl'h ,hee scales a 5 5otaeb. III, suai,, oil.
Us are 10 ne sepi el IA sne rit7ref nsde L MUS,
to ew'shlttate improvement pian The old slt,l safds
10 get ''rel, HB In ilsapcfatuh
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Tie New iuth cotnspold,ut Ct lie Cincinnati On
zfti" Wits lhas aboH the a6de Convention " lncl
Na- laley hold Ia New lo1k Cry
i lie lhdeis iran different parts Of The [ niun are
hgaiae enteHlua during lie ami, eisafi,s and such
locking So II heads aud faces you never lad eyes on
w could lh,nk Il nothing oal The jacubin Club Of
Pans while "e Wers amsns them There were lew
good luuklng men. hu he n.aufly u ten were either
-e's"al OF d'sish "A The expression 81 their lacs-
IhrcAp fezs oa u uiasi vlhaled bctwefn SATAN aud a
log.
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To The Public.
4 ANlNG made an arrangement with Mr.. VIM
a Willis, Tor the sale of
DIY GOODS SHOES. BONNETs Nc..

cordially invite my old friends and acquanances and
the public generally 10 give a call before buying as
pledge myself to furnish them at prices corresponding
with the lines. JAMES f.. IiORNER.
MAY - tsif
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FINE e.ll\S.

SINGLE and double bare-iust opened and for sal
olcheap. IL. b. y w. A. RICHARDS
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h - estimated thar al HE ,He, IA e 1T c,mpuladn
'br p'palaeun u' The nir Stairs IN hl,y years from
;i'is no N,il amount 10 mofe Than nuo hundred all-
lions. fS,5gl ot he Times
Ne should be much as'auishel 10 see any such result
and y't a Is possible. W snail Of eoufse annex Tex
az, AL aasirp 0rgon. Ne stall assume Cahfdna.
sad conquer odd MsNlcn. The Camaoehss. The Fiat
Heads. iae Sbnk aad he Black ftrr vii he Of us
on l'e Narth, Canada tssl and Wtst, BmusWick, M.
- stols laatadr, 'ht Esqamanx and all tlat dwarf
ish rare that elai on hor>e hubhe and mxnrie on
an ice CAKE hf led. with HE Il, mlnaie addn Of a
snow ball iur pillow, Days's Sails HohIlngs Srrs
Noaika Sound, and Naneuuvers lsapd Nj pi5ee heir
F&nlsi"n - aar sceaaH. Then Kcniznela. Roliya.
Ecuador, PEN. Chdi, Buzl, Paraguay. The Banda
Oriental. NuenoS Ayrcs, and all down to Patagonia
end Ien del Faegp, With IS blalipg rare The
l>h os a tto Seas wi! be- aur- sHl slmr Inhabitants
nnmhcfej as pau ct the uae hnndrcd nnlnoas-luan
fti"aha'@' aud Those ,naiief 'slote sRos where The
tulern and the bid have made ,aeir bomr. sire,
f'ey iea lHe aY,afy ri Noah The oue bundled nj ops
viii cuine. 4 .Ifs4 Stagrs I5,. -.
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S'oti,he,ef HcncroIcace-I Tho New York Evening
Ptsr sas~, tom the f,rarisoi The leading benevolent
sureltes who>e ANNIVERSARIES have hra recently held in
New York. II appears timt all ihem have very con-
s'drably advanced during The pasl year The follow.
ioa lhe receipts ol some al ,htu l,t The year:
Presbyterian Boaad ii Corcign NJ ssiun-, Ss2y652
F~'l4h f'kanselifai Nocely, 1e.7l1
Am'nran ! fae' eoc"iy, l52,a1G
America" Home VISIONARY Suel'tt, III $40
American blhe Society, loo co.
American Board of foIrisn Missions during
l.,c last nne mouths, about $780, s.
that If lho contributions continue in the same
m'o lie next ihtre months, they Viii, lor
lie tclt. anooe' 10 2i6,G66
B1PIIsl Il, ard pi funign Missions, S2,27O