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QCy-FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASS
PLA fES of every size, for sale by the case, dozen,
Single Plate
Also, the most complete and largest assortment
Of Mahogany FRAMES to be found in the city.
Gilt Portrait and Picture FRAMES, of entirely new
patterns, never before introduced IN Baltimore, made
order of the very best materials and by the hest
wnrkmGn; together with Gill Box CpRNfCES;
RODS; RINGS; CENTRES: CURTAIN BANDS,
nc. &c, iOr sale aud maze 10 order, cheap they
can b. obtained at any establishment in the United
States r. 3. FRY Err,
ull-tf No North Gay street.
o. A fresh supply of Ooct0r j. - kOSE'S ME-
DiClNES, for Lung aud Chronic Diseases, sc. just
received, consisting Of Breathing uhrs, Cough Sy-
rup, PrOphyactic syrup LmmgntS, Tome Pills, SC,
with treatise on CONSUMPTION. For sale by
ROBERTS X tTKiNS0N, Agents,
Corner of Hanover aud Market sjs.,
ne4 3m baltimore, Md.
QF-UURONER'S OFFICE, No. I2S NORTH HIGH
STREE l. two .InnLa Ii nkIh nf Gnu-aI. Lnhll-lu
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THE Poor. 1t is the general opinion that
he who is honest, industrious, and possessed
Of physical strength: can always obtain a de-
cent support by his labor In general the opn-
ion may be correct; but there are exceptions to
the rule, as will be seen by reference to an ad-
vertisement in another part of our paper; and
we have no doubt that other similar cases ex-
list, Little compassion is felt for the man who,
by idleness and dissipation becomes reduced in
his circumstances; but every one should feel an
interest in the individual who seeks but cannot
obtain employment, by which to learn his da
ly bread by the sweat Of his brow" Such is
the man who advertises in to-day's paper
and, having known hun for many years, and
believing that he is honest and faithful, we
hope that he may be furnished with employ
ment which will suppIy bread to himself and
family
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LETTER BAGS Up AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROoNs,
For Kingston, Jam.-Brig PHI Gnix, soon.
For Kingston, lam.-Bfis GiamOrgan, soon.
For Rio de Janelru-Schr Falcon, soon.
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The SACRED CONCERT, given by the excel
lent Choir attached to the Rev. Mr.. Heiner's
Church, on Monday evening, was folly and ia
shonably attended The large audience pre-
sent were more than pIeascd-they were de-
lighted. The mastery execution of some of
the most difficult pieces of Sacred music by
Mrs. Wolf had an effect MT only upon the au-
ditory, but upon the members of the Choir, of
an electrical character. We risk nothing in
predicting, that this lady bids fair TO be one of
the best vocalsts Of the age: she is now, in
deed, considered by many at the head of the
profession. We hear general wish expressed
for 4 repetition Of the Concert Can 1t not be
done,
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SALE O" DRUG, FIXTUkES, AVID SODA AP-
PARAl US-rO CLIO e A CONCERN.
EpH AUCEIUN. VIM b. sold IN TUESDAY
I'D MORNING, the 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock, under
the building known as the Baltimore Museum, l5b
BLltimn,e street, the entne stuck of DRUGS and
other articles constituting the stOek-teo numeI Gus
TO- special d"taii here. At the time and race
the SODA / I'VE and APPARATUS necessary for
making soda Also, Il splendid Bronze h lndaler
ann Gas FrNtures aud large new Bow Window.
jh5-At II. w. BOnL, hacpr.
ENUBLISHnD THIS Day BY
a. TAYLOR, WILDE & co,
A Discourse on the Life aud Character of
GEORGE CALVERT,
The first l.nrd BaIIiuoe, made by
JOHN z KENNEDY,
Before the Ma yaud Historical Society,
December 9th, I545,
Being the Second Annual Address to that AssOcil-
uon-price d cents
LATELY P0BLIsHRD:
Tass0's Jerusalem UeIIv ned, translated by Fair
fax, in two puts. 81 90
HaZiilI's English Poets, 70
Letters at Cromwell! by Carlyle, 2 vols. 200
Ben, euurO CelIui vols, 100
Rose az Thi<rl. ireland, g5
Ql3- All the new aud cheap Publications for sale,
wholesale and retail,
TAYLOR, WILDE & CO.,
Printers, Publishers and Booksellers,
il SavIs's Buildings, North -,
EEON. JOHN 70. KENNhDG's DIS
n n COURSE Nv THE LIFE AND CHARAC-
TrR OF GEORGE CALVERT, irs Lord Baltimore,
beng Tie Second Annual Address before the Mary
land Historical 80 It!; lust published anu for sale by
JOHN MURPHY, rfiunr, Publisher,
BoutSelIerau StalInfr, l7S Baltimore 81.
A few c PIES Oi the POEftCAL aud PROSE witt
ngs oI the MILFORD BARD may g had as above
IN various bun ilngs. IA / > euJL
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EkoM THE EXCHANGE READING-ROUM ioOKS.
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nc BALTIMORE UNITED FIRE DEPART
MENT, The Quarterly meeting Of the Stluding
Committee viii b. held at City Hall TdlS (Thurs
day EVENING, at O'Clock. BY orIe,
JAMES YOUNG, Secretary.
QC-The Select Board will meet at same place aud
time. IR1 1t
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H1MpLOYmFNT SOLIClTED. uced

0F-CORONER'S OFFICE, No. l28 NORTH HIGH
STREET two doors north of Gay-st mhl2-ly
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! TUE IvoRY STrTUE OF CHRIST 1t will be seen
/ by The advertisement in another column that this
magn fee work of AIT will he or exhibition at the
Masonic Hall this day 10 morrow and Saturday.
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Witness; Thomas BESNER.

STABLER CANBY, 100 w. Pfatt-st.
Also, by George X. Tyler, d. Baltimore street,
Seth S, Hance, Baltimore AID Pratt streets; Roberts
s. Atkinson, corner tltm0re and Hanover sis; J. f.
Perkins s. Brother. cor, Green and franklin streets,
Joseph r. StHnsrury, 81 THEMES St. Elisha II. Per
kns, corner Market and Green sts; George II Keerl,
No. 323 Baltimore street. jal2 lw
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HERR ALEX ,sDER The teulh entertainment of
this gen"mt, viii be given This evening, at he Hot
Iiday street Th"aue which occasion liz witt intro.
ducG several new rn wonderful tricks never he ore
performed 10 la tmore audience. Lei no one fail
10 iIn.
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MARINELIST-PORT or BALTIMORE.
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A Ni1W ARTICLE. Mrs. NICKERSnN, 81
IA Howard t., has iu3tr rec lived from n. York
new article for Emhlodering Caps, slippers, SC.
Call and see. ial5
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FaeHs1 NAZuE sFhOr MAN. hrn"n Y
q Smiths RAZOR STR Fps, just received and
for sale at manufacturers' price nv
FREDERICK flGKEY SONS,
jal5 No. 290 Baltimore street.
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EnIsEAi.s for Marking Pocket Handkrtchiefs
q with NE hide 1.-THE INK, just received by Mrs. z.
A. NILKERSON, So n. Howard ST. ilI5
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The MUSEUM. An excellent bin is posted for per
Torrance in The saloon this evening" The laughab'e
comedy of the "tluna Thiev"s"a the Irish farce
of the "ilappy Man." with dance by Miss Cannon,
are the attractions. Mr.. Barney Williams will sus
tain the p,inclpnI character in the Happy Man
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nIssOLurIOYoE cO.PARTNaRsH

TEND GILlINERS Waited Young Lady 10
Il supecntenda Fas ionabe Millinery establish
nient. Applyat mi office. jas
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HVFANTs' ROBES. Ms NILKtNeUl n1s
n inst received from New York, u few French
Worked Infants Robes, rich patterns. Also. CHI
", rked Collars and Handkerchies. jal5
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NERS. NICK FRsON has just received
I'VE supply of Vinegar Powder aud splendid Rouge.
ills No. 80 ". Howard street
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70 |. o, o. y, Il. w. GRAND LODGE or MA
kfLAND. The members are reminded that tht
Annual CommuniC ttion will commence on THtS
tThnrsdayl EVENING, 18th instant, in the Egyptian
saloon. BY order,
1t G. d TEWKsBURY, G. Sec.y.
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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IA, 1876.
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HH w. pILXARD.
q " . SURGEON DENTIST,
h21 I'm ". w. cor. OF Eulaw ana mbard- SIS,

V AsD last, 9TH Of January s' G CIR EYO a0 Tsl:
aud BAY MARE, from the subscribers Farm near
the lhtI mile slOne the Frederick Road The
rise a. "0out5 years Old, Is or Is hands high, with
"hle i2rt, and waite stripe on The nose. The mare
Is about 9years old; IA ar ID hands high aud carries
h"r tan on one 81 e. he above rcwutd will he paid
Tor le recovery of the horse and and arrest of
tle mel, or $50 for tn" recovery of the mare and
horse. CHARLES BOOTH. j,3 BIZ ,
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10 80 SO 81 l6 Is 10 Al 10 II 2 81
- and - being the LIST and ID; or and 90, be.
ing sd nj dh drawn Nos each $50
l6 and -, being the 5rh and 9th; Is and 73 he
ing the 7th aud Sth drawn Nos. each 20
10 and a, being The 9lh ana I0lh; ore and ~ be-
I'M The lllh and l2h drawn Nos. each 40
All having two Of the drawn Nos on them, each 20
All having one only OF the drawn Nos. on, g 10
1t EMORY, No. 2 N. CavGTt-st.
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Hr7- BROADWAY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
The Committee of The BrU0dwai Church viii meet
ON FR DAY MORNING, the 10Th inst. at 10 o'clack
for the purpose Of selling and renting PEVS The
prices VIII be low aud credit liberal. The Chnrch
will be open on THURSDAY ALT day. itii 81
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lie CAPITALS ARE:N

Tickets S5-shar's N pr0pnttan.
G}- Draws next SATURDAY, January I7th. the
small tty Seminary Lottery, ass ), capital utize
S4oOo-Trkets Sl->h'res in pmpurlIon, in winch
3ch""lhed \ Co, will sell on certificate paekapes nf
~ whole tickets tor only Sll, halves 81 90 quarters
r35l, e&hths $ 70. For the prrzes p.ease Address
the great prize sellers
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This great hum5ng is every day emitting. IN It's rrac
teal operations. Mt only is euljte mad luaay AS
fiscal agent. emh1 NJ II do cad Il lc alin
the disbursement and transfer 4 the public funds. bat
Its N sehlcyous and petnuu~ eli cts ik wise. upon the
business OF the COUNTY,. Were Mt mcuf its I adlut
provisions daily violated lN The olrors h whom lis exc
oution IS cJrldo and Wh3>o nals carr, It INTO effect
rendered nugatry by an n1iucide necessity. which
often couyers Impractical laws he tbs into mere
cob webs. its }aral }zng nucnre would be much more
extensively fall aal n re plainly apparent even than
they letter from Charleston written on thu
25h u aiyars - The prlr cll operation OF ths gr at
measure Of deyoralco and liberty in the allowing
terms:
1.-The prin 'ipal 1iraly naw is. a scarcity of money
produced by the Bank OF Charleston having taken i5D
900 Of the GDYernmat oan which they haze dep
in specie in the SaL Treasury in crl,r get halnp
against the other institutions. The Ba XII ChaT on
ceased to do business. at least To caasd rbS extent
that they might he allie get The com from the oth1r
Banks. This Ion brought the other Banks stand.
aid now ii is-ha.d5s iead n. Tbs has reduced til,
Of exchange and in fact only very limited amount
will be taken by the banks which stale Il things has
produced panic in The Cotton lnlrf and oluc the
prics daily as you perceive. II would have hcea better
f,r the country mtaa the planters have subscribed
sl00,DD0 out Of TIER pockets, than have suffered
tins snail operation OF the Sub Treasury. Eu
hnrrah for Polk, Dallas and the Tariff Us they say III
Pennsylvania Polk Dallas. Ere. Trade and the Sub
Treasury, or great Car lima Panacea,r
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Itgycq ms n asura h I'D fha1 til, sentiment of The
u .mnuHe YlrS a. tie south is not all / WI tr it.
pWns lr d - ihc slhcd c,mIu,-t Il l,rean iand
= ut oa uv,r p.hs1 ICrss # ,ur ,un CONT - In
DE III a. ul tie lion. VII om N.cl. Gororuor ct
: u Il CT h.n. 10 lhe .'g .an.e i thai St,te vc3d
at uus may be uu-dtr,d "A authentic y a,tor
ueo, i'm t,o,, WHO ean, itll. tic pa a4'1 III h..
oDle. " hive arhod II Ia 1lhrs III the tYll, WIN
Nraaf G.u. message. .uhI h. we c,faiat Ire ar
rt;tlrs, Hu gh lie mixes Nc.H decidedly the s~su.o
arud .stir f.voulve # III nlcl STATES IN regard
a. th 81 gntt IN WI. he dis btu AMI frbuaos the dc
" all lrn,red such as, man, quarer out country
world pto Ig lie VA with Mc>cp { the purpose ct
a'q1UnI ii Ilssrlvm, political p.,Ncr.
Il - te.pi To g dsplufod that at the very moment
when Wcarc It's camss " eulu1ot u, and strengthening
h p ne Il s i,a with al Other urfl rs. ate an
APP EHoly N war y tn oul ngarasi ucphhor tie
ss,r Republic 81 N,N,o-a war forced uI,n us by II '
u'l6f gard Il Iau II 4 Obligations. e.um,lcod 10y
uDrHeIiH lnte sal and Nhlch hls thrs far, hct
ate del VII lwnll ain! raNersrs I, her grns IN
gaued vi h thelts 4 cNroas We States and provnrrs
While has lean nost si rnally ssnl and Of
n uur TIT htN,rihe' 9. IRE conNti bm h0Hc3i tdt
continuance ia coutcd. Uifct = necessity COM Is as
- ~ ci IL S,o'5gr = innlfH IN tG ep,mPlhc calan
ties 4 Which, II viewer m Idly c2adu'tea must always
be dlr s9,. d Ne rcr Srr,~7S of ,riirh ,rW j3i1n
ace onj ddIge#os Il d7iei1, i1fo oa Ycopf. and per
|0e NrN ANpp,' q Rn FIrNtnrs INTO TIM Nl,,lIS
tTRhgluN ~ ont GovE8Nsu Vt. t1'ae - iii1 ,rar,
rd en"qnesiS a7rogt IN dud pearfi fo'rg ig ,rlich
'hf t,H3fri'ag IS 10 IL pyF1fr3, Ui@ &c }ri.aaf,
prosperity artcc'S ny r1HulIaJ f4tsf eItriaai
>esasod 1Dee made by cur so,c nm nj To r}sur
pace, udrng lie Give lu#rh L. Nl,Nco. 1T Tn,
81 ~ moment WHEN ON arm ca. l2,hCd with victory and
tlat viii .bnm- alsro4s irumPhs. uoro ready l. b,
pee pta ID upon her territories. were MISC well Tuned
md IA al fc,p'ets eh became powerful ard mao
u.n.ul Il nation. The honur ufour country demands
snec Mexico las reused pncyla'r that she shall lie
made To- Tel The dl tr'e 1t our pHvrr. ard tia, III,
Wal slab be prosecuted with the umos vigor Yet
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-07


is se4na #.ssan THIS day "'ek. The subject ct
the MaNcaa "H vi Tr'asnt ITSELF prominently 10
the e5as!d rlca 4" tts H. loss'-; Ne may hoe
to learn snaetng hen 81 III ultnna't obc"is e1tet-
plated IN the lnegi3aoi the "aT--ani VITA tie cd IN
view e3eaf' t,tlfd the uic may BE- e;aoed 10 Judge
how IT, the fup5s Cd aud the p ley pursued AdsC
been adapted 6, lie attainment Of tbs p1fp Sc
4le aeqallten OF teniJry Is doelties- contemplated
|! ~ muci NJ ftear lie lloe 81 the Sierra Man. - aen
# as The boundary tohe insisted on. tts wud gYens
ali the tCrrtery no~ IN the possession otear
rather m.re tina Is actually possessed at this time 1t
oud run from lam 100 - lie Pacific.
1osn"h ad,snenberneut this II IS MT likely that
MAeo ~ u3d snbin - long the p,~er o rfs siaatc
remained t. her " nh laHpicl IN .Cr hauGs the Wy
10 the heart ot Mexico would he always rpcn 10 U.s.
Complete snluaaion then must Ie the precursor to q
paciicat.0n on the ias-s 81 the Sierra Niadfe.
Ii tne Ian Of h Rio Gruie he taken and extended
10 lie Pasfc - include Calf.ma. the claHcta
Of satisfactory settlement are increased In that case
Hdaed hcA,co would Use hrae extent Of territory
MT ur'rh It territory really valuable t. her On
or pant the annexation Of uncrupicd lands would
not Involve the Introduction Of large n,1sses Of hes
tie population into the taou-a thing not easily
made compatible with the nsi,le and genus Ct
s.ituions he acquisition q an important line e COST
The Pacific with the exclusion fr all coming time q
ny foreign occupation between or W stem frontier ser
Elements AID the ocean. W ud render an adjustment Oh
the las We arr speaking of aauaian.iy renuncrti v.
wen aparl from tie actual lre II tie lands aclo ID
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Nhcn Sou hem slave hald,.S find individual whose
m1n tot syneray fits HIM In tie bless rgs ot ire dom,
they buy hl.r INN his mast and sacrifice the.rm mono,
ngaa'''y thor Ill crafty. Nh1na northern abolition st
waits to eNc'cSe has h'antr ~, he do,stl keeping
lbs mn ey and stealing the psuietly GA follow czcu.
II al the following from the .'ate flardid and tell us
II such an act has ever been Performed by northern
In ate: Rich Standard
al the recentPr Presbyterian Synod. held at Nctunpha,
m tins Stale. aur2ro. uined Elis VAS admitted 10 the
ministry lie Is to be snlt missionary 10 iberia.
The Euiaua Sh cid says that hs wife and children
have been purchased 10y the Presbyterian church IN tins
STATE al est el $500 He has acquired his education
better velsad IN Greek. lis examination proved highly
satisfactory. He is sad 10 be- very huuhle aud plno
IN his and onversaton-dcme aiming hlmsef at
all fmcs becoming his condition in HE. lie is quite
black and about Of age tie las appended his
the name II his ljrmcr master, and is now known
by lIAt u II lIr.sln ElIsN
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TIE NiFearl4EDANCERS


II" tFlnd Bull l'flht in honor If the Spanish mar
race s efIiaeiy described bya s2ondeut II I'll.
LaadHn lnHez. nut=r dftr OF o.. I1h. Thu @rard
fnsr# ut aia'fd WIS Hi'd bF spectators To- the number
ot'4o@, a aasr''s u "lfaes7 he r.iacj Iag ant aud
t4ef'"ila2 I''hi fear ef11ice eayalers ou.rcd Tie
Jas IA s2tt Ahd1i.Ian h '-e9,a0d tie Queen nj tie
h,lr appointed eve tn SIGNAL fr the commencement Il
NE 3hI' ny i1tn"Ia3 ron The balcony where -he sat
the h oil me sal containing tie rasfe 'ull. The
" wc'Pn ol 1e CA alters "a5 sh'rt light spear with Il
-leel point. Al The hrt onaanter one olthe cayal CTS
was ihoNh nom ms hofse and another toll under the
lnlmal b'tl 'Ja'd and Obliged arcre from the gaenr.
he iutj planted hfe l1ne5s n ttr hIl and finally II
cd hin but his "I-e l"'lne airgi,el and threw h 5
rdef Who Wa e"nFsii Ia lea}e tie arena seriously
"7i@l'd. The ht5o el the day. -. AHtno Pom, 70.
n'a al - f'lsitnd i, displaying daunaesS cnraae and
1miaoIe 81 H. and knl fur luis b. tha daxterty If
"s sPar. li#Havey rtetlfd the feelings e't1c sieata
rs - pitch 81 n most imnt" enthusiasm, and the dan
the cavalier encountered is WILDLY described by the
U"-fssp n3cnl q The Zines as lll3'.
iH lufih bull beidc receiving his dfl'h hlow made
nlli I'd R1Hero. aud Farng ms horns low undar tie
haa hly. scnuy Ile mo the n Tho noble auitaal
1ol il m 8. THera'aller fell under the horse into
"nHso caG'thr horns Lad entered and both rolled 10
f'1lr On the ground shout oil terror at the danger
i tie cavalier. and al applause nj the brave act Of the
J9ll. renl the ar. Il We for monIsn believed IN +
lnyro WAS "tlcr killed dangerously hurt hui tran
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lie Ga ;Jy eia-.it ~ 81 81 "a astat,cs.
tuf Ft, z#ts WI t=t- -. .N###f Ia - ttIs
~ Aiar. ii o. 5aa. - i s Esud II y IA 'r#in
Nh "a Ia acd lat aal aat sat = rec l,r thc
f SCI On Ct The W.. bad ben eali'd INTO safFe.-
la.s letter W., writ. aitr a.. aiiatr 4 81 atsT Id
5arn ard q. aaa rorai4g lryes d. t. adm n
ton. IN is su'Fr mt dcgu alton 70 cal for nhr r'gi-
mcns i val 4rt,s - q isp,c suid.H 10y r}'rsr.
lu4I. chan, ofpIcY Ia a So. a. i=ti te'a Aif
Nancy. ia sar "a tn l1ass,l'a t..r +, dis 1'f tie
Get u.5' fta Ian tna adding T.. iHc 4 tn -.
ny ii VI Aias ilual ia favor 4 ~ as7z#ta ' la'
IS .le litA Of ,eubr I.s le,lf5 reals as ii
avs:
WA D.r,Rr,r,r. Nov ll,t. 1916.
Sra In ropy IN ny apPi 'aiien VI ie - mr.. t.
rass cnnfany d Vol ut'cfs. 10 he alta hid 10 the al
r. ..meut Infantry i'm ke1tuckN. have the hansf
.uofIu suu That Hat contemplated T. I'll up I'll
regiment, aai haye hoea reduced but "a Md tn ON
y II tie war render further cail tr volunteers
-r,. due eauai ration VIII be gwen 60 v=ar patti uc nj
His gfo;cs. h1irrrr. l. r1Y lint H. mi r.
frrs arradi II, ,egrtce Is deeaed SIT csHG r he pfose
tid,eB = tie
Yer, ro.yo e Is. valr old't -cr,'t
". J.. MARCY. Secretary Of War
i. + PeapAN. t@I. Naaf.h, tculansy.
Tn Dan muro latut. IA copying the letter. recalls
the circumstance that the cllien aace Il the f..Ius
4. NOW fl ops appeared n the Hi9n a TIE 10Th
.4d Is lorucefy a>es--
'NafN WHIT oe=u.JatrtNaen the llth anlthe lGth.
ssh III iHHte1 ua'osurf g. author - cauu tn later
sY trsa1ea ib.usani .sh.u the fafueui. tn
r-tt DAY, doe I'D TIE l1ree fh,ulu hrr .satlfiet
80 Sac 10 ..#f.sl..a = ia. Aaf'#
Il So haf.ns Tat taacal tra.#fa'I#. # great f-
u.Hss to Ia" tetlfH#at, acruflei NiAoNH th" l2th
and 18th Aas,u GRAND rmfs aaes@ r6deri 'NtJ M
ro.a le Hat us p,uisHcf Hae tue s'efft ot what aP
.fI. eI Ia le a cru.a. ,i.,','. ,ar.lllt.n.
II Gaf1g.aJj i,oa vas pal 10 the htgheu
etIefs u1 ituaigHe IN. and BIDS 10 the whpea
mount tbr pau t..' t.f .r4rlnaN pr rcd. Mif II
palfua, Ma suroHdN sHg-oslcd "a ~ DAYS succ,
- a51a',Iesnt ellu,rel Correspondent Of tins paper.
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I'm TALBOT d IAyiER.
ar TIE "EXCJLlA1,E conn,

'fT TIE "ENCILLNIE CORNER"
'IlN Monday, eH cning and Wednesday and Friday
liS regularly during the Season. without regard 10
'H'r Having made arrangements with extensive dealers at
ne North or Supply OF Goods will always be found varied
ind extensive, and worthy the attention of Country Merchant.
and Dealers generally.
We cnumcrate as follows:
nkf GOODS, &r.-Super Cloths ard Cassinercs; Sainc
hnfseyS Hosiery Gloves SPOOL Cotton Slspenders ,
SIX and e3i'on iianltershcGs Cacoes Vcstngs Cash
efes; Moase'mcs; Shirtings and Shcctings silk Caya
line ~ ~
ilfhh, &c-Super ivory and stag handle Dinner Sc',
81 'eN IVORY bone and stag handle kni, and Forks b,
tne dozen tarVers and Forks fine and Pen and
foGhg' Knives }az1rs Jennings Needles Pins Hooks
ana fyea slPetior Cologne and Soaps Silver Pencils
handsome Tea Trays Scissors and Pocket Books, together
, ~ great variety Of ldnry and useful goods
:" AitIiES JEWELLERY, CLOCKS, &r.-tiod and
CiNef Lever and LEpine Watches, OF the best quality
nae ana common Jewellery, great variety. Also asso
mem on superior Clocks OF new and beautiful designs, war
'd4 ni to perform Nell-colsisting in part of
ram day aai 30 hour brass and wood Clocks,
10 day and 80 hour alarm Clocks
: ~ we shall be in daily rereip of new Goods and from
'c"eN we possess in procuring supp'ie plr' ula' re-
commend or assortment worthy nf attention.
TALBOT * LANIER Auctrs.
Nov 30-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-07
MYSTERIOUS.

Tie New Orleans Delta mentions occurrence on
board the steamer Pike. frm ouisv lie the .ih in
s.ant. when about 10 N trun New OrIoaus. the ass
eng aroused about 10 o,cak atnghi. hy tho DIS
cha ge q pistol Tn cNunnaunu W., I,nnd !hat Nh
irstof. argent The BaHk ,i hentuahy had been ,h
IA hi hcrta, the tall md ttn. s.ytle haueh dan
nerogs and III the tpeth, heat Eyefy I'll Ii WIS
nude 10 discover The sSsln hui IN yaa. The pf,suu.
pton thai II VS. kn@Nn thai Nlr. T.Aad large
amount afiunis in ehagt and ti,at attcaled as>,a
ns.i.n Was 10 get p OF hose tnd5.'fhs by uo
gems :. /. s-''at.t.tf l-lea .ttb, ~ story