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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-03-31
0T- The question is still being discussed

0T The question is still being discussed
by the Wbig and FreesOil papers, whether
the newly elected U. s. Senator from this
State is @silver-grsy" or awoslly-bead.'
The Wings contend that notwithstanding
his recent speeches in which he denounced
the administration and its pro-slavery poll
cy, yet that he is reliable administration
man. The Scioto Gazette gives the follow
ing reasons why the Wings have reason to
rejoice in the election of Mr.. Wade:
Il. He is an old-fashioned, orthodox,
conservative, aSilver Gray" Wing.
2. He was the first choice last fall Of
the Steubenville Herald, and several other
Union Wing contemporaries for the place
to which he has been chosen.
3 He is unacceptable TO the
Columbus Statesman, the Hillsborough
Gasttts, aad other fishy, freesoil, Locofoco
prints.
a. He was IAN original Taylor man"
and has been a staunch supporter Of every
Wing measure since the election Of Gen.
Harrison. ,.s ~ Fig. F..
5. He is an Administration man." in
the fullest sense of the term, as applied to
the administration Of Millard Fillmore"
Nothing can be clearer than that one OF
the other Of these parties is to be grossly
deceived. If Mr.. Wade is true to the DO.
sition which he has taken in his late speech.
es in this place and elsewhere, be canno
! countenance or support the present admin
istration. If he joins the administration
be must violate the promises which hs ha
held out to his Freesoil friends. The frisnd
Of the lamsnted Billy Patterson must stant
back till this question is settled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
\ W. {. TERRY, EDITOR.
EE.II:G ,tI 20 is5g
MIR EARLY = NOMlNATION.


As was 10 be expected, the Democrats arr
spfcIy dIsgnntIed al Tue nomination OF Nj. Ear
y by the fmm4I!e Convention. lose NA'
inspire I" rule the io',t - the Itadrls VIZ
WORKERS, aud "hPpsis.h "i l'di'l -'iI1'' 10
y horror al Inc Dare Idea "i eItcu12 'I.i43
man II congress an" aah,'ihl"hl2aH y i'H up
the "laic, OF ihelf eyes al iHo sh"cAhG dflia}l'
y 81 1he h3s III "9n'Ina'I"3 enc i'i maj I'os"
Inc h'PudI'ah Is Pai"e.la!'S n"iIi"'a al Inc
conduct OF me naughty n,S o'fention' ana
very 9i7'n'eif''eaIy ad}'7fs VIZ haliy moi |" ae-
eeP, 'he "oll.''a.lo''; ~ "I'so i" say
81 me question. ha' ON n''Sho'"i "o9i"'
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
DANNILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.

The meeting ofthc Stockholders ofthis Com
pany was continued on Thursday, Friday and
saturday The investigating committee report
ed that i'll consequence of the Board of Diree-
tors having required that all the information the
committee asked for, should be given, but given
in writing, they had abandoned the investigation,
because they thought This action OF the Board
was a reelection upon the rights of the Commit
tee. The policy the Board was indicated on
the other hand, Oh the ground that the evidence
on which the committees report should be bas-
ed, ough; 10 appear along with the report ltecf
This question elected long and ahouied de.
bate and Was finally disposed of 10y sustaining
the action Of the Board without casting censurc
ON the Commtcc-so thai both were right
Though no formal report was made by the
Committee, expressing their opinions upon the
condition of the work and the management Of
It's allaifs Mr.. Stovall Of Halifax made minor
itv report which exhibits the work in much
more tattcring condition than it has generally
been supposed 10 be. II appears that IN 1918
the Company purchased 5000 tons of plate rail
and 1902 tons heavy rail which COST SIP G2a
and recently have purchased 500 of heavy
ral at $50 o per ton. They have also eXpcn-
died s., 900 in tmbers which is in a good state
representation aud Engines, Cars and other
fixtures they have bought To the amount Of
100000. There are many facts stated for which
we have not room. Il is SAID the vindicauon Of
the Board aud the officers IN the examination.
was most triumphant and complete, as the fol
lowing resolution UaanimonNiH adopted, viii
show
Resor,d That after ra'el ,o~i lcra in If r,porrs
oitho Investigating Com att"e, and the e, oe. Jh're
WIN Submitted 'he st elh Iders see noah Which
should Ia any drSee 'nio 50 the cg4''nns heretofore
~ u,' a5o ',o'l "'e.', OF 'I'e Io
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conducted To A ,ncee,,},, ar. l,si,n
Tho S,,~lb,l,l,,.- ,I,s,,l NJ ", y Tn
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

SENATE

Petitions wctc presented
\ report from the = tent pGi . eccivcd
Mr. Benton asked leave 10 introduce new hill 10 pay
Missouri two hhN o the i've per ccnt agreed Ia he pad by
the United Stars to the States, the alrs 81 lands
lying IN the Tor he purpose OF huldg roads to and
lGh sIii States
Mr. uton . fmtuencrd Sagc remarks. when
Nj Fanc objected 10 his making speech upon the bill
helnte obtaining leaVeto introduce 1t
On motion, have was granted II Nj Bcuon to speak
the SUBJECT, and Tor Others Ii reply,
Mcsts Benton and tla then spoke upon the hill hen
motion Ia receive 1t was rejected II, NAYS 81
The Senate then went no Executive and when
the doors were opened,
The bill reeuanog the mode OF taking testimony case,
oil contested elections, was passed
The Senate then Adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr. Daniel moved that the House goin committee of the
whole on the private calendar. which r,lectcd
The House adopted resolution Ia close the debate the
River and liaibpt bill atI q clock tomorrow.
The House then went mte committee oi the whole the
state OF the Union, and took up the River and arbor bill
hlrssrs lane, Fitch and >pldng spoNe t4Nom 81
the bull, and Mr.. Morse against II
The debate involved th. principles o party, and the
stutonalty o tho System o improving and hlfh
ihe llnt.,, took I,s,ss h 1u,lc,A - Bof Fatt,d
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
FL llIIC lands.

Il ~ Officially stated thlt ninety five millions ii acres
he public and4 vii b. required II satisfy the waf-
faa,s o; soldiers IN Ihr late and tn" Srcfetiry Of
the Irrasuty computes that It vii take AT the faie The
pabIl lns have been hetelipe sold. sixteen years
d,po," al these AN, : five mi IJns. The b II Which
passed theil ) Neaaie "a AIaday appfoorIatn! ten
M Ion, III acres the States, old and n"w 1r the o,n
the midi cent insane provides th't iii" States are %
shlrr h grant il the comp oad IA po telrItosy and
mani nttnn-- JIdH .jtuc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
t1Gl0,I33

\ y Hamilton, oil pnladrIpi,, IS III" aw $ bldder
In all thr plrt.ng Of he III 1t, second Congress. His
cinfgr the aggregate aopi 900 mare han Mr..
Rrehs contact. aud $4,000 mole thao t'e prices paid
lIuf AZ agl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

sas.d sins and tn. Speaker sannunced The fllowin,
sJdensl m m5srs: Mrs.rs. Hays. STROLLER. Joaes sn
FrrgasH.
Hills F.ssEn
4. 81. To cns,ru I lurpike tiad I'm " esio'
T. \ esi III. {srr.snrs ieg W. hfh- nj 81 on
The ill pa>srJ ht the aii,Wins W; Ays> %,
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M. 20. 7, in,otr.ra's IL. III r yer Tp-nr.k
Cotananv- r,,i.r Incs-rtfsta3 n tuis big pr
.JiuP iha "a TN, shaHl SUBSCRIBED p, g. St..
operation ( sV / niI .e-. al ~ q / sprtae.i
at az, mna.y M the 1'oa,af,D The folisn.ns "a.
III. vas. Ave- - No IL
y, 81 7 ircr.a>e Ia. { spf,l SCH + thsN lI.ans
pr Turnpik. Comp ~. w. g. 49, 2i
RESOLUTION - tNQrtEN.
Nv NJ NJ ClaHr-ta,s ,ne,'He iafnp'ke r'd IN
stsir scr,upi Il N No#te.e, Highland euua y a. t.
WIN spa ., ia Bah
By Nj Ra.srt.ou-f l. 'bli>binq rrec,oc &c IN =
The tire house q " t,oanet. IA r. tck comfy
PETITIONS.
By NJ Edman lsu...i w Nd AID IN rs l.
the establishment Of 3fsurh Bluk At Chnstaa-aucl
Mmtgun~ts;
Al,o ofHeuy I. Batl.r. a.kior remuaefarlsn e. NJ
lsnf bnsr ~ eon,",ist pff~uer iuu he roHuty 81
pnlssLl TO Is, cuuuy of Roauuk"
Bv Mr.. Bprwrll. Of cIfizens of BeJiTd. RsklrE u
inc, -ror ,tton al aay ir fha ruetfr oi
Uu,nikr lad frnm Bufo d. s,Id coualy . N -r~e
III. Turnpike esd5rg ran Bnehansn'- To- Liberty.
Nv Nj. Cauort"n. ii Il te.'o't # ct z.o.of 30 e
tourI ira X air nd coone,rn bstvsen h-t"ttHl Raj
road sad thu Ntfais All T.nne.,e. Reu.tsd tom CaY
ipton. through Iincsstle 10 NE 1T a or MAI Bn
fo''s Gap in u dttd.
By AIf Lewis of Ilauis ~ q T esia Is + llrtisn
II tie ncpp rau,n 81 an independent Bank 10 be loca
led In oi tlafksbur
AM.ss,Gr rRoN rHr VII.
message wa received tom tn S..ala. suuou' NJ
tn. passage the r. lnrof sfs'u, III \p"b nr,lrn
Nne,n, Ksilfo,d G.mpaas, with II ame. d.urni.
On u,o,iun al NJ. Patrick, h. li5Hse afJau.ued
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
\ -. NeliffA, rlinAtA> Is HnItaM
MCGlEGEI Il IlOkCONsHE

Attorney at Law. Cir Cinnati. oh 10
ti.allend To all business committed to their care n
W tue ''r'l. cauft of The CITY They vail also gi,,
prompt attention 10 collections Mr. Nctiu,, is Cumnis
sralct ton all the states the Unlon dcpositions
add''.'- Me''phry iiorombt. Cincinnati, OHIO
Amhl -l!ml
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
cove REsS.


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IA Il n y VII. y tfs T. Tx up ''e MI Ia "'n'
tie pte9l nv. Wa d"niei All 'hrh hJea''. YEAS
= nay,
NJ is" s1h nii 81 SUNS in'' IN ''' th''I l'''''2'
h#l. "llrh w. n'd"n'I In ." pm Il
Tn m ION al VI INN NE N'.a' -" "p III, MI
'o fe2nai' HE 'e.' md Gusts b' III ''"I '''Ns. ''t
LII" l.anHt : - and Tor III = pa poses
HE bill ~. amanird III veril s'lyht pirlicnlnrss
,l , - amend u.sI ,rfa ,ia, tho Den, tIurnt Il A.
III .., ,-...,n,.a. -, ,s,,,.s
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
" Il y h 4 h p. YRI( Il \

SEMlNA AIRY FOR lOU NJ LADIES TIE lOrU
= Session ot tins institutions viii OMEN 18th February,
ISL. Tenn. remain UNCHANGED As ta.loMs
FL board Nc, - per month,
Tuition, >t Class Englsh ol session ol mos 500 90
" IND " l5m
- Srl- " - ID
" French and Latin Class, 10 %
Instructions an Piano Forte and use OF tumcnt -
PAYABLE /" ad'mc no deduction except eases pro.
tr1etrj >ltlucs>
heb lot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
\ IERST.

The Wing meeting i'll Amherst on Monday last
the proceedings Of which we publish, was one OF
the largest, it is said, that has been held in that
county for many years. There was entire har-
monv, with the finest feeling in the meeting, each
m mber of which pledged himself to a jealous
support otthe nominee. Robert Ridgway IT.,
was chosen as the candidate He is Young man
OF very excellent taIen'S and is quite effective
and popular speaker. Mr.. X. accepted the
nomination In a very appropriate speech and de-
clared his willingness and determination 10 use
every eyertion to render the cause successful in
his hands, and particularly exhorted the Wings
to vigorous and efficient support Of Mr.. Goggin
the nominee for Congress in that District, whose
election he considered of far more importance
than his own, and he would deem it a labor never
to be regretted If he could by any means contri.
butte TO the restoration Of that gentleman TO the
councils of the nation.
The Wings, we are happy to learn, are united
upon the candidate OF thcir choice which is sig
nlicantot success; toI it has always been leuds
IN thelr own ranks, growing out of l-founded
dissat,hctions, which have defeated them
We understand the Democrats nominated
Col. VIM. \. Richardson as their candidate, 50
both parties are armed for battle. As Amherst is
one of the most closely contested counties in the
State II depends chiefly on the activity of the
respective parties which shall gam the victory;
and If the enthusiasm exhibited by the Wings on
Monday. both bv their numbers and earneslness
in the meeting, be an earnest of their roting ac-
truY, Mr. Rldgewav we infer will have the hon
our Of redeemlng the "OIi Free State from the
thraldom ofthe Spoilers. So mote it be p
o. The Las. number of"A Union man farthe
sake of the Union" has been misplaced. VIII
he send Us another copy3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

? The citizens of Wheeling recently voted
to instruct the civil authorities of the town, TO
subscribe in behalf of the Cooperation, for $3.50
coo of the Central Railroad of Ohio, which Is
understood TO be a continuation of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad from W heeling to Cincinnati,
This subscription VIC understand, With $500
subscribed IN New York, is sufficient TO insure
the construction Of the Road.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
TREASURY CIRCIfItR

In consequence of certain decisions recently
made in The L. $. Circuit Court for the South
ern district of New York. the Secretary of The
Treasury has issued instructions to the collectors
OF cu>tomS, from which circular we make the
following extract.
In Wv of thee d,riaus anil the REPORTS sabnlt ed
II The ID parmen' at riding mbla ground t. eX
peri advantage TO the revenue from further ga
II, reference 10 The articles ablve m"nouei. have
To advise II ha', b. the odIfca'i1n which il IS deem.
ed exp,diaul % make il the distinctions of my EIDE
sSors, under Whrl HE dnt have been levied the
a articles, her admission 70 enlry i, in iuue to be
agulitad as I'll
Glued c1H skins. koown in c.mmerce at the line Of
he pssge OF The tatf act Of Isle patent leather aud
generally used iothr uppe leather If shoes and hons,o
b. admitted Al duty Of hcenty per cent al vao'em.
Seeds, mustard seed ca rdAmnm seed, curmn seed.
raaway seed canary seed. tenugreek seed. and other
seeds not otherwise provided for, be tempted ON
try from the payment of duty.
JrmlF0n, altb ongh campl>el in part of mercury, TO
be admitted al duty If twenty pr cent al valora
In where # dnty the "a es above
mention has been ,xaced AID pad under profpsI
The mnortal If either Of the articles efrpd To under
the tiH act OF 1916, authorized and directed
the usual certified statements for return e the sad
excess. THOMAS tORNIN,
,I,,,, A. ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

CENTRAL IN. c. RAlLRoAD.-We learn from
the Salisbury IN. c Waterman that Governor
Morehead the President Of the North Carolina
Central Railroad was recent at that place and
that he SAYS the estimates OF the road are so
far completed as to render it certain that the cap
ial authorized by the charter will be sufficient to
complete the work, which it is expected will be
let to contract by the first of April. The Presl-
dent is now engaged in acquiring rights of way
for the road, and in renstating the enterprise IN
the affections of the people, which the hostility
Of the late Democratic Legislature had somewhat
deadened. The North Carolina papers are again
IN high spirits, and hardly entertain doubt that
the road will be built.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
Mrs. IENssQlES'
English and French 4 ca a q my IL,
FOR Young. LADIES'.
INnC IL d MY. WITH u u.

FIlE 10Th SrssIun al thus Institution Will hcgtn the
1 ec,nl MONDAY IN February. Terms unaltcied, VI
PA SESSION ~ Fttz MONTHS
Scnipt [ lass Eng tsh and French SIS 90
Second a. II 90
Thtd II 80
Mn-ir, bawinv, Painting. &c at Professor, charges
Chalce ID Au~ic teacher lett totls parents.
y No deduction Tor abs,uer ,NeeId IN casts OF pr
tarcd lnr,e nfohct gliovous Vlsllian tt Prov drf,
Al lugl,h lessons must be pared lo RECITATION At home
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

SMALL Pox.-Eight cases of small pox we
learn from the Whythevile Republican, have
occurred in that town in a family Of negroes be-
longing to gentleman moving to the South
A hospital has been provided for the sick near
the town and the Court has taken measures to
have the house properly guarded, SO as to pre-
vent all communication with it, except by those
authorized to minister TO the wants of the sick
Great excitement prevails throughout the county,
The Charlestown Free Press says this loathsome
disease is also prevailing in Jefferson county and
very properly urges the importance Of vaccIna-
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
fllW ARh II CHRISTIAN
Attorney al Law,

fDNllNl rs tppae,rce the county and circuit court
y ot llahlaN, Campbell, ApP'mauoN, and tie counts
thu torpotauan OF lynrhhmg All business mtustcd t
HIM VIII receive ms rgpNFr and nIlurNr attention.
a. lie has removed his Ofrc 81 Ina I DAVIS
state, ou the street leading To the ashlngon llote
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

TIE CONVENTION SATURDAY.
Pn,e' by ,hs Rev, NJ. Woodbridge II ih- Fps opal
Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

Coon NEws.-There is soon to be large
number OF gold dollars coined at the Min, in Pill.
adelrhla
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

g. The Las. number "a Union man Ter the
sake of the Union has been misplaced. vii
he send Us another copy'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20
VIRGINIA TOBACCO AGENCY.
DUDLEY a CDvsn'gON,

III DIZZY q COMPTON,,
fh the purpose u conducting tDMhiSSfO.N 81 81
NESS the titv oil tnrnnsti and respectfully solicit
cohsgnmrnts p Manufactured Tobacco Nv
To til interests o hoac vho paonze them, they hope
receive and merit ahhcra support The usual adv ances
made ronsIen
john ". DUDLEY, o l.ynchhurg, Va
WI. \ COMPTON. ol CINCINNATI.
! w. Dudley expect, 10 leave Ton Cincinnati early Al
January neat
Nov ~ Gm ii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-02-20

srassd nine: snd tn. Speaker ssnuunced the follow ing
additional m m5srs Mrs.s Hays. Sroiher. Joaes snj
FrrgasH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-17
CORPORATION NOTICE rs.


NOTICE TO cARTAEs TO RENEW THEIR IL
eenses-1he ordinance Tor licensing aad regulating
public ears Sns sssnsn IssyiG,s TIA, All licenses 81 ~
appointed BY me Mayor Notice hereby rvsn hs, renew.
ais license % ksep public and 20 be public eattmen
:r e. 90 Nondsy sspicnter rs 70 Me-, % 200 ruclaay
ic.i 20 ts a0 WedassSay, Ith. 90 70 900 Thursdsy. ssh
isS Mon is, IA iso ,s iiS raesdsy 2d ItoO 20 1870
friday. rS, slSo 70 900; Saturday s,h, aso 70 SaS
E;iSSsss ' os E 80 70 sc tLsrd.y a. S q
$50 friday 80. 90 &c $780, saturday, tth 3noto 600,
Monday, 9Th 3oco and upwards. The numbers mus, be
and DE carts the side Of broadway opposite
Me City Hail. where they will be Inspected and the old
T.S cr renewal e"rss a.. re psrnsry
.rpy the dsys designated above for their respective
ruier IL Is not lawful licenses alter the iast
usng baggage wagons and other vehicles
for the transportation ot articles from rlsce TO place within
tie city, directed 70 The following extracts from tho ord
vehicle, drawn ~ enc o. more horses or ether animals
which shall he kept used driven employed Cor the
e rlscs within the city Of New York. Tor hire wages Of pay
Cor such transportation shall be deemed public cart within
nemesnins Of this and every who shs set
wheut arst obtaining license therefor from the Mayor 81
said city hereinafter provided shall be deemed guilty o.
,ols.on Of This snd ss,iset es nns s s.
lawful for any rersor receive or TO hold license 70
:i,i,en Of the urised states and has family and reside;
With his lsn,y ~ sa,a ei or not having nrsysns
and IL actual the carte with rcca hsrses
.aamns g,ssr o. al rsr...' , sD5lsni ,
c PERSONS 90 allied shall be omee' sep-
'embu $50" by oras ASHER :, r. rhYIoR. first Marshall
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Havana ApvERTIsEmEsr.

xrENrosA's FURNITURE STORES, NO. q oBisro
street. and " obrsris street Haosna tCuest MI
RS hand, In the sbsve well Known
,,orss large sscr Of Household farni
rhostery the latest STYLE which he will ell
rer cent other house In Habsna Per
,cns vinx sbsnt intending 20 Keep housc and not wish
a. rurchsse frer the s;sok Of the Above As
lee. On hire, 81 The meet reasonable rates
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NTATRrMoNY MADE EASY. OR n,

MATRrMoNy MADE EASY, OR aow TO WIN
Lover Proessor Lawton, Of London having srrived
IN Boston, will send 70 address on receipt OF one Dol
" poet paid plain directors enable ladies gentlemen
70 win the devoted affections many o. the opposite ser
their hearts desire The process simple but 90
captivating that all arri.d irrespective fses s
with and deioaev that detection 10 i'm
possible Adt-ss Professor Lswton Bast,r. Macs. No
letters taksn fcm the Pts Oee unless the postage paid
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ANTHOLOGY, sc.

A srRoLooY,-Da. G. W. RoBAcK. FROM swEDlr
"a lsteT from PhiiasephiA cners his services 70 the oh
gns OF New Yors he 70 foretel past present sn
nture events. reeLadies 90 cente gentiemcn 81 Ma
sy.s. erls.edvLades, g. s.ntemen IS once rs;
immediate attention. For psrticulasp sec dsy paper.
syolsieai Almsnscs Be procured ~ tbs oce srAs
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A M r.. DAVIS sos BROADWAY. IMPORTERS

"A. Of pholsterrs Geods Wholesale aud reta have just
received large and fashionable as.rtmeut of Curtain Ma
te it Lace and Husln Curtains window Cnrnees Shades
Paper Se which tbeirr purchased for cash they
VIII cell ~ cent less Than any house In the city.