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SPECIAL NOTICES.

5
70 Ihe First Assembly OF the series given by the
SsSnS,os Association VIII be given on WEDSES
~ 81 r. 6NlNO, Dec II, al Ebos. Tickets be pre-
S 80 OF any Hshoer OF the Association b order.
VII IL Z. OLlN BURLING, Cor. Sec.
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.AS CHANDELIERS WANTED

NJ Three large size halnay have IN use but no,
iUu5es Any person having one fo~y 1ay aenr Of
ly addressing J hos Pos O5ce, pic s;a,iag
low pTee and where 20 be d. 3z-
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ES- Notfcc.-A Gentleman intends travelling through
the principal Cities and Towns Of Ohio, Michigan, Indiana
and Illinois during the Winter and would be happy 10 al
Best city reference and security will be given required
note addressed TO Zed, Boyds City Post will meet at
tenton. do lw'
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" New-York Fire Department.-Ata meeting
of Engineers and FOremen, held at Firemans Hail. Thurs
day evening December ., 1850 The following Resolutions
adopted:
requested 10 call their Companies together on WEDNES-
DAY Dec H. for the purpose OF voting for Candidate
for Assistant Engineer OF The NewYork Fire Department
for the Harlem District
BY ordinance the Common Council, person to be
eligible the Office must be resident OF the Twelfth Ward.
Nomember ofthe Department who has not been such for
three monbs preceding the election shall be entitled TO
Reolred That al all future elections for Engineer
Engineers, the various Fire Companies shall
and the day. between such hours designated
by this bodythe polls 10 remain open until the expiration
OF AZ hours from the time Of meeting.
ResoIped That each return Shall state at what lime the
meeting held ind the whole number of votes for each
candidate.
Resolrcd That each be signed and sealed by he
Foreman and Secretary OF the Company setting forth that
returns in all respects and in conformity with the
rules and regulations OF this body
Resolped That the Inspectors meet at Firemans Hall
SATURDAY EVENING, Dec. IA, between the hours of 8
and S, 10 receive the returns ofthe election
JOSEPH BLACK, Hose, g,
HARRISON REDFIELD, II, and Leo. 5, Inspectors.
20
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~ aIarshall Division, No. /, :. of THE
Members ofthc Division hereby notified % attend a
res unr meeting of the same on THURSDAY EVENING,
Dec r. as business of importance VIII lie brought before
them. By order Of the Division. $3.50 -
dill 2tt c. V. RlNENBURGH, Il. ,.
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To- Grand Division s. OFT. N. Y.-An Adjourned
Session Of the Grand Division will be held al $50 Broadway
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the llth inst at O'Clock
Representatives are requested be punctual By order.
do 2t+ THOS. EDGERLEY g. s.
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~ The Stability Of the American Union.-A
discourse tins theme will he delivered TOMORROW
fIharksgivinp Day. al i0i O'Clock A by Rev. EDwtSF
HATFIELD at the Seventh Presbyterian Church, cor
ner Of Br0ome and Ridge sis. dill III
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WANTED AGENTS.-From $500 to
Wv 81 200 wear can be made in selling the new Family
Manual at p Nassau sccoud floor Address, postpaid
York d6 Inn
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W7EAVERS WANTED.-4O to 50
w good Power.Loom Weavers may find steady en-
ooyroent at the Clinton and Franklindae Mis situated at
Wappingers Falls Duchess Co NewYork. ApPlyst The
Mills or at 80 Pine-sL New York. d. wv
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a CHANHERMAID and to assist in fine
IAsewing by respectable She has the Of
city references Apply al q ChRflesst basement dill IT.
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A TTENTION.-A Pleasant FRONT
LAROOM and Pantry TO Let with BOARD to a Gentle
man and his Wife, two Gentlemen. References given
and required. Inquire l07 Pnce-st OF Green.
u28 In
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IL RTontlcell0--T Thanksgiving D7y..-I's1e.e
WHO wish 10 see the Land joining Monticello offered lot
sale IN one acre plos should he Harlem train nat
leages Cily Han al 81 O'CLOCK, NJ and get ont al
Hunrs Bridge, ~bere pe'-on viii lee "atng Ga inar'-
day Morning snow me property on ~
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DIANOS-CASH PAID for NEW or
u SECONDHAND PIANO FoRTES which can he
mad n, VERY LOW RATES. Also cash advanced on Pi
ano Fortes deposited srcuriW. Agency 4!3 BROAD
WAY,I8 THIRD FLOOR, - al the MUSHROOM OF
III ~ J f. WARNER
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A S COOK and to wash and iron in prl-
LAvae family. By one is good cook and hrst-rate
washer and lrone and chambermad and to help as
aundres do athe homework by the other BY two very
competent girls with good cityreference Call al "a SIXTH
avenue IN the bookstore. Dill IL
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a S CHAMBERa1AID and WAITER, or TO
take OF children by neat tidy and well recon-
mendcd Girl Sheis good sewer and frst;rate washer
make herself generally useful Call at550 Broadway lt'
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A S COOP PLAIN Cook, Washer and

A S SEAMsTREss, by Young Girl. Can
IA cut and fit chidreus clothes. Has knowledge of the
millinery and dress-makng. No objection to making her
self useful Best Of city reference Inquire 1871 Green.
wclst in The store dill Ok
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A S Cook, and to wash, iron or do the
IA homework of private family by one, and as
chunbermaid and TO help Laundress or as waiter or
nurse by the other by very competent girls with good
city reference Call II Domnick-sl in the rear lstaoo
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1OO WANTED. = Soldiers Rights,
EOS 'Paents and Grants, given for Lands IN Limos ID
or about 1913 for services in the Of 1872 and Tor many
years sold and lost for taxes Apply TO or address b.
MATTISON J Eassau-st. NeT-York giving NUMBER OIL
lot &c. NV ILL
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a S NURSE and Seamstresss, by Pro-
IA tesiant young woman. Good city reference given.
Apply at 230 EiZabeth-st. dill IT.
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pOARD--A gentleman and wife, also
2psnge gentlemen, can find desirable rooms for the
winter a. Il Waren-st suit Of rooms on the first floor
cuired dt Ink
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WANTED.

NNANTED-A Boy to copy in an Office
v and to act as messenger. To one who VIII make
himself useful good compensation Will be given. Ad.
dress D. al the Tnbune Office Dill 2ls
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a PORTER WANTED-In a Whole
A SALE Dry Goods House None need apply, unless 9e
e vel qualified and fully understands PACKING drJ good
Nrst ceponbe enc aions as 10 eSlLy
ana chsrgcter address Box 2,lfs r u via '
ar.d retnrarcea Nv
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pOARDIRG.-Three or four single GEN

A1enen or gentlemen Win Their wives can be a.cqn1o.
dated with l Parns- Board. tie four story modem
buil horse 40 BToomest drgI house West Of Broadway
References exchanged dIC 81
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BOARDING AGENCY. $50 Broadway,

EGt Room No .3sEoard procured FOR Ladies' and Gea-
temen in sng part OF 81 City, Brookgn Wliansburgh,
or any Of Inc surrounding villages. HUisekeepers having
Rooms 10 Rent VIII Gnd il their advantage call this
Office d6 lw<
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A YOU'VE Man of some experience,
IN wishes situation Assistant Book keeper in Dry
Goods Tor oher) house City Has had sole charge
OF set of Books in a retail Only moderate salary
win be required. Address S. A al this Office for TWO
DAYS do 81
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"a The Village ct PeRchvIIIa,-IA aI 17suIII1l
TRACT OF LAND. situated The Harlem Railroad,
and Immediately opposite Upper Mornsanta has been
laid our in building lots The greater portion OF the
lsnd ia covered with the choicest grated fruit Inc
terms OF purchase viii be made easy, that with small
capital any may for himself delightful ONE
stead. On THURSDAY, 18th inst those who nave al,
ready subscribed above plas and others who feel
interest the subject invited to the ground where
Will be in attendance 10 give them every lnorna
ton. meeting the subject will be held at Military
Hall 1873 Bowery, eYey Saturday evening at u O'Clock
dIllt+
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A S Cook, washer and ironer by respec-
Ia table female with good city reference Apply al sc
Twelnhst OF Thrd-ay for two days dill It
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
nEAITIlll.I ENIRAlr.

J W Zip tael Il wing btaulnt al erqleni eai'sc
! from d,.cinfsH tie ohanctef aHd d'afh 4 G"n
/ Isflaf. winch was delivered IA The Pfe#hBtfuan
Cbafeh IN Cslm5.s, Ms, by tie Rey. :, X. En- +
/ sun
AID this hi.ae. me- IA eet,lusan II aid. b4' witt
unaffected d,idenee aud we. word ia . renee
70 the pre- el zute al rational 81 -s. lame u.s.
uul II thai III be- Il lan.h Pf,seiYe Tie Ungn. Pie
serve The UHisn. p-acesBiy aed hsaasay viii honor
to ysarseiso-f tpu cani huI hnnofabY sud tne1ly 4
ynu muu. Rathrr han dissayo the tolpn III these
>taics, draw Yoar swuus. def,ud yauf ugh's-lod =
nHnz thoe II h tgot nal 10 'erkHn hr t1hl aud dn
~ oi l4duq tls Union III Ire bpfds nj sn everlasting
cuYeHaHt. VIII ordered and sure Frfgye f a. o.
ouf fslHgs too Enthusiastically. lon have 'aaeh - To
reFefe br ideal oainn II lbeze Npes haTe taught
ms - h'rs.ings-yaI haze It'd as what desiny u Is 10
cNefi nP'1 he nations # he eathwhei an lfaeooe
upon tie h'sf inl.fs If d You hine not t'li
a., the hsl " see 'halfp hmrfIfa has been conn q
'el tie o.olss efitsod,m. hal who her pffcnc re-
81 the nfk 4 political rrdc nplprtbat the tee 81 lh
eriY gfiws upn h. -l. and within bli tee Is hid III"
chatter If human rights. Ne that Religion J."
deeply Involved N The ssue, that the glorious cause 81
prates AMI principles. Stfe without king is cls.ly
sssicia'ci vita he prcaefeanun md prosperity Of this
'ana-th3 the htrd States ut s. pefehaucc
To be thr centre II the ulgoHs wHfj a highl scene
whose ''hra.iag fafs' % cary GU aud ruth 10
the um II end, II heahrnsn aye, aud prfadyentnre to
scnd hack 10 he cid continental world, hat Prmethean
fire al freedom winch sfolrn away whcn the Pnrl
lpas ii England AID tie llngnenuts Of Frnce came t.
her saYaae sbefes.
Such Is the nli.-iin Of America. Stlndng midway
belnAt Eur pe the hand. aul Asa tha ulbor.
she mus, IA M couirul the commerce OF b til.
Through her hands the products Of the nns piss IN
the a5hef With her Pac e. NV her Atlantic cnnst
showing nut IS Asatr h1e ut eamefs-"'ib each |
CONNECTED ~ hc other by successive Inks Of rail
road SIR mass become the highway Of kiHgslhe path
way II nstius. lhaf best example, OF pospanty, he
Foo fpan'f OF thelf progress. tha Expaund"f IT th'r
pol tifa faith ihe ,cdeemef Of then liberties III Pro.
server + iher rights their ghu'st and most fmllrss
model Il Geednm aud self government provided on
" she be tue 10 herself an preserve her national ioeg
rity
Lei then reflect UPON The dos my and du(es + this
nation, l rs armp to ascertain What great purpose the
iad af naluus hlenis subserv' by existence; and
ct rs d. nothing NJ hnut consulting lls ma>lsztg. OBJ
a'une HIS apr 'hatlop aid iay,keg lis md. Fafnls
written in the sefed book # ou potl1na hat hapIg is
hat people trtusa God is Tie Loyd7
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

eessity which ii p s.h'e IN liter prevent. l.
acrdrs he o,gariIsHa # the territories d tab and
Mex ~ iat1 governments nfon the pflneifl'- md
Wls rs # Tho ut-th H"cflrR aad 81 isiyiag mt
bIa X tie o. l. demsal the euy rme Of fh' Ter
II oHcs wIeii tie : ari has etet Insisted upon. i
fap1ses IN arrangement 4 bJ1ndty Tor | Kas which
though it my rt reeve ouf fp#f alton. u yei en-
idei g., our aeqsirsrnee a. pr ga geacal measure
oh fn So adluls.i.lG
Looking II tbs Campfe1 isa in il. most general as
pf,t son vii So, tai i raves. as A rspras sAyrff.
tie whole If Ire ,rniafy witch a'qIiied frm Nehl
10 be- be- under Tie Cost. uton II tn United
Slstes Ji n w got H. AID sufecs a. IN that and
atl.et mattas. Il such final glre nnet the psure
living hla Il shall a1apl nf themselves. 1.1okog al
II ri etHg the S.ulh excIus yfly. see principle
which u establishes agalust her AID fhepiorc r.
ean her as made s,forgrf ns al q weaker by means
Il Il.
Begging .afd.n or funn.ng this hurried letter INTO
Pf.at-f I"oga1 man intended. pray you In salute my
teaslIurus viii my qflteGl remembrance br hen
lIadHrss. AID L, b. asnfed hit am, with uDai cted
fesafd. yoat lu,nd and 9bedl'' servant
JAMES MCDOWELL.
To DAsfp ilrpRIcg and THE $. ComnIIier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

King and Qaeen-Courthouse the vote ST.,
NJ NJ Garnett 81, Shepherd 56, Gresham ~ US
flsh IS, NJ ii Garnet 95, Roy 10, Mona d.
-, Carter |. aeue
Ioad0un Is entitled to three delegates III
result as far as heard from is: Mixed r. Tue
Bradhe'd 272, Janney 675, Rogers GIL p
81; White Bass-Carter 69l, Caldwell soa
White Col. wv
Louisa-Jackson's precinct heard from -,
the vote Is as follows: Gordon %, Coleman 5a
Goodwin 10; Fleming II, Fowler so, Bowles ~
Lea<c 40 Minor Il, Amber 10, Cooke a.
Rlchmoaa County, ITestmorelana Kin.
George, Lancaster and Observation-Disclosures
mond County Carter l75, Hall 81, Newton te
straughan l2l, Claybrook Is, Mayo so, Be'ln
l33, Lewis 30, Mason |. Lackey As.
Smyfh, Wyths and Wadiagfon-Smvtb ,,vo
precincts heard from Shelley 2S7, Tate 25o
Hopkins l65, Fulton 139, Floyd ILL., Trigp 81
Wythe; Shelley 32l, Tate 2S6, Trigg 161
Floyd SIS, Fulton 49, Hopkins i43. Wash
ington, mot completc): Hopkins 669 FIoyd
677 Tate 473, Trigg $50. Fulton 2so, ShefsSv
81 Hopkins and Floyd elected. Very proba,.
bly, Tate.
.7ppOmattor, Prince Edpa,a and CLoylott.
In this district Worsham, Flood and Bocock a.
elected. Flood beats CardweIl one vote
Henry Franklin md Pafrick-Cloiborno
Martin and Stewart are elected. '
In Roanoke the vote is: Watts 2s3. Cool
257, Miller 23i, Anderson 173, Byrd 136. Me-,
DoweH 10, Wilson 81, Damron 10.
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From the .Naii.3lll hl,Hzencfr.
ELECTROMAGNETIC ~ \ Mo live pow.
ER.-TllE CUES HON SETTLED.

Pr ss1r Page in the Lectures witch he Is now dc
Iyeiing hfnfe the >mi.hs'nian Institution states thai
there /, no onsri any d"dt Il the application 81 ll>
20 er subs lutte fur steam. tie eNhlHted the mesl
Imposing experiments witness IN tins branch ol
SCIENCE. An in ntnse ha Il lfun, WrabIug one hun
dred aud SKY P'pnds, was uaie to sp3aa up by mag
hee aeuon, aid tamlve r1pi ly ~ aid down "a eng
like feather On Tic mr.. lh1ul any VS. bic suuplft
The force oporaln9 upon . bar bee stated 10 ay,aoc
three hundred pounds through Ten inches at ITS motion
He sad he could til bar una hlndte ,, as read
ly as through ten inches, aud hp expected ma teuly
in doing the with bar ighinl one ton 81 iua
dred TINS. lie could make pile dryef or a lfee
hammer. with great simplicity, and could make an IN
g'ne with strokes six, twelve twenty OF any number
Of feet.
The most beautiful experiment We ever Witnessed
was the liud sound and hi liant fash firm the rayan-
spa'k. when Produced near certain pniut his eieat
magnet Each snap WAS Rs loud as pis o.; ard when
he produced the spark little dis ance fon TIN.
liai, made o'se Al all This rtceni discovery he
saied II have pfacliral bearing mp The construction
If an electro magnetic engine. Tmr great power /,
here; and where Is the liant Ia IN
Tie then exhibited his engine Of b twrep four and five
horse power, operated by hne.y eoataiu,d within o
space Of three c lbic feet. / ohtd very unlike mig
nrtic machine Il WAS reeproca 9 cng,Ge OF twt
feet stroke, and the whole engine and bat cry weighed
abnGt one Ton. " hen the was thrown on hy
the m tim at lever the eagiue started ,lT manuih
Gently. making hundIed and fourteen strokes re-
minute; though. when II drove cirrus saw ten inth
~ nlameuf, saving up boaTcs an inch and qnart.
thick into lSths, The engine made but about tipi ,
Stokes per minu e. There was grrat auNirty On h
pa Of The speca obtain sp, ciurus Of hose aihs
10 preserve as trophies of ihs gr,at mcdaniel III
umph. The force operating upn this geat cynde
thru honi The wha- emotion nf two feet was stated
be six hundred pputds en- The engine WAS nmvln
very slowly, but he had not been able ascertain wha
the t rec WIS when The engine runnieg nj
working speed hnngh it WAS nsil rally less. I'h
INST important and ineres Ing poin however. il II
expense Of the power. Professor Psge stated hat i
had reduced The col so far that ii was ss an sra
under many aud m st cund ons. tto,gh Mt so low
the cheapest steam engines. With all he imp erfeciu
OF the engine. the consumption Of three pounds uf Iii
per day would produce horse power The lafg
his engine (conirary 10 what has been known b, FIRE
the greater the economy. Prof ssor Pagr was himse
surprised at the result. There were yet practical dl
eurs TO be os rcome; the battery had yet 10 be impr
we'd; and u remained ye TO try The experiment
gander scale. u make power Of efone HUNDRED hors
nore
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
ITEMS.

O. Both, the ID and 4th Districts of Mass,.
chusotts failed to make an election.
O. Mr.. Clay was expected in Washington on
Monday last y"
90 We are glad TO see that all parties are uni.
ting IN paying ust tributes to the recent service.
OF Mr. Clay. Justice and proper appreciation
OF intellectual worth require that the name If
Henry Clay be pronounced with respect. Asa
patriot he has strong and everlasting claims upon
his countrys gratitude
G.~ The latest arrival from California advises
us OF the murder Of several miners by the Mexi-
cans and ChanS.
o. The Fugitive Slave Bill has been ordered
10 its engrossment by majority of II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

Southampton, .NanSemond Isle of Wight, Sus-
scr, Snyry and GrecnsoHe-Greensville heard
from. The vote is Mason Ia, Chambliss 81,
Ridley ST. Jordan AZ, Prentiss Al, Burgess SO,
Whitfield 27.
Petersburg, Chesferfe1d and Prince George
James ii Cox, co. Thomas Wallace, (R,) AL
fred Jones, (C) and Timothy Rives, (R) are
elected. The returns arc incomplete. In Pc
terSburg the vote is: Wallace 362, Joynes 322,
Jones 81, Cox PCS, Rives 253, Collier 2lS,
Rhodes 1876, Boiling 1872, Hancock l2o
Prince William, Alerandria, Fairtan and
StaNord-ln Alexandria and Fairfax the vote
is; Edwards SOY, Snowdcn 40, Sinclair 362,
Suite 34l, Moncure 357, Williams 321.
Faaquier and Rappahannock- Fauquier heard
from Scott 457, Chiffon $50, Strother 3l5,
Marshall 362, Hume $40.
Jefferson, Berkeley and CIyke-Tho vote of
Jefferson is complete Worthington 331, Hun
ter $50, Berry 242, Thomson go, Butler 2ll,
Smith 60 Davenport "A, Beal l56. Lucas 55S
Faulkner 505 Murphy 300 Pendleton 90, 2
Mccormick l12 d. c. Mccormick 30.
Cuipepcr. Greene, Madison AMI Orange-So
far as heard from, Barbour COZ, Green $50
Voolfolk Az, Lee 800, Banks 33S, Early 1S6
Garth ..
.4meHo Cumberland, Powhatan and Bucking-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 257, Old 275, Bon
durant l56; Radicals-Page 21S, J Hill 275
Boiling 292, Brown 1872, Hopkins 377, Haskin.
so, lsbell III, Fuqua 1919. The above is the
vote far as heard FROM
Caroline, kmg William, Spottsylrania ana
Haaorer-The returns incomplete The vote
being: Mixed Ticket-Crutchfeld 52G. Marye
537, Hudgin SOS, Morris 81, Rulfn 22s; De
mocratic Tickct-Scott 767, Conway SIC, White
l57, Douglas 552, BraNton j62
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rrscELLsUE BUS.
'lrF IN rllE FRENCH cAPIrNL


LIFE ~ THE FRENCH CAPITAL
The fiiawing Interesting elrr faln Paris which
We fud in the Newark Advert or. gives aprttY clea
view # if, Pas. with al is fdes, poa,uf :, aus
eayei $:
That Pars is the rav cap'tal n the wflj # fashion
aud If pleasure n people dispute. Ths afstacnC
tnphshnsn his u-in jonathan, I'll Euf9pr. 'hs md
Int sub Auefraa ard ie slluds-s spud 10 Pafis
fr the fshans. r'r ~ frnm herr the navete e.
whrh the far pc~s are continually producing
Your Paris his narrow. heal OF pltical eadl-
CTS Ia wal "a hls fa8ry hi, choice
From the voapia n. Ofi.ui. "lhe lad ut the easl,
the elne uf the sun" Pafs avs an # vaup uausnes>
ihs her c.de Of RI in and 4 law vii allow "aTHg
hahnd he Ind snce and cfneliy e The ierts-ani
,l.vatins az such word he slowable) The mere ssn
sual pleasures NJ clun,ty safe from he wandeftpgs
II French shopk eyer. Persia and lliadoosan. lap
land the Cape. the ,ress 1 America. and The p'aHsu
Ar a. I'll conifisue thef safI.d gfit- Ia this grsai
bsz ar Of fashion whilst the esnnpaiia 'cudeHry Of
the Il Nape an, has assisted material IA giving
chatm variety Ia French lie.
The mile avenues vi Pans. the Champs EV'ses, IN
90 allied fur thait beauty aad eHt'nt the Champs AZ
.Nm. anl the fenaas B.ussat $, are tbmu-ci tth
dsshine tqutpagfs. h.reeuten bud reies INNS - =.
fl-d w1h he m tu liam asa. Cos als. tempting
ly arranusd suggesi o. g,ld - Na.a- should ler
IN his snaiy car with 'Nl,rrY Ctustuas' gut. l. ia
jewellers paradise. nj Ire > r'ysnu; maHiuamakes
r,,u over their Wild wi'n lbs n'rd AL thread. and
Voc heiid4 the far lady VII r's~. iln.if roll: iaas
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

lDlal-f or SOulDall 900, hlNeS D4U, Early 44I,
Randolph sol; Cabell 400; Hart 270; Lyon 1S9;
Robertson %; Thompson 1873; Whitehead Isl;
Garland 37S.
Toal-Whiiehead 3i6 Lyon 1874; Cabel
1853 Garland 3S2, Thompson 179; Rives 217;
Southall 208; Randolph 49, Early 100; Hart AZ;
Robertson TO-
In this District Garland, Souhal, Lyon and
Randolph are elected.
.7ccomac and mpton-Henry A. " Use
and l.. Finney are elected. Northampton: Flu
ney 30 Wise 1S9, Fisher 226, Gusts Is Ac-
comac mot fulD Finney 55S, Fisher 307, Wise
Sd, Gusts Isl.
AortoM City, .NortoH Couaty anu Princess
haae-Samuol Watts, John Petty, a. Il. Smith,
Tazewel Taylor, John Tunis, elected.
Ricdmond, Hcnrieo, CharlcS city and .Ncw
kcnt-Meredith, Scott Bolts, Lyons and Sta
nard are elected. Mr. Davis's election scarcely
admits of doubt. Richmond Conservatives
Robinson AL, mcfarland i29, Patton 35l, Nor
son $50 Daniel 30i. Carter $3.50; Radicals
Bolts 600, Scott COZ, Lyons CPS, Meredith G52,
Stanard 5lS, Davis 49S Crane 269, Gilmer 1877.
(Nlr. Crane withdrew Saturday morning) At
Henlico Court House, the vote stood Conserva-
tiyes-Nlacfarand 1G5, Robinson us, Morson
166, Patton l3s, Carter 1885, Daniel l2S Radi-
cals-Bots $50, Meredith 800, Scott 1876. Lyons
2G9, Davis 25j, Gimer 1870, Crane Sc. The
vote of Charles City OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SO,
Mcfarland IS, Robinson So Daniel 45, Patton
Is, Morson II, Tyler IS; Radieas-Lyons Sc,
Meredith 50, Scott 46, Stanarl Al, Gmer 81,
Bolts 30, Crane 10, Davis t. Apperson l, Doug
lass |.
Halifax, NecbenJarg anil PiHSy1canio-Only
one precinct In Halifax and one III Mecklenburg
heard from The vote ofPittsylsania is given in