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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

Mon At ClSclsSAr--The slaughter house establishment
Of Prentice Wilson 4 Andrews at Cincinnati, was at
tackled Monday, the 22d ult by mob of about one
hundred persons, armed with picks shoyels, and axes
and before they could be dispersed the building was dam
aged to the extent of $500 Mr. Prentice seized by
the mob and dragged by the heels from his office The
street The mob originated from the fact that anothe,
party claimed to have lease of the building humble,
Of nrrpsts were made
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Married:

On Saturday, November the Rev. McTyeiye Nv JAMES
WHITLEY, Of Ygua end Miss VIRGINIA w. WAITS This
city, = -
THE old custom presenting cake wine prntsr WAS
observed by the happy couple May they live thousand ysa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

RowpiEs OFFoE.on the trial Of Burns for the muir
der Of Burd In Philadelphia few days ago the fact
out in evidence that several prominent members Of the
desperate organization known the Killersn
upon the Marshss police in district of Moyamensing
and others are holding equally responsible posts The
developments In respect to that body 1t is said of
the most startling character, almost beyond belief
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

The oaachita Herald says that three planters
the route have subscribed $4,000 towards the construc
tion Of the Gaines Landing Railroad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

FiREMEs's BALL Philadelpha HOSE Company No. IA,
will give grand ball at Union Hall Jackson street Fourth
District tomorrow night and judging from the of
the managers, We anticipate splendid affair We ac-
knowledge the receipt Of an invitation to attend.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

HEAvr DAMAGEs.-The Macon and Western Railroad
Company have been muloted in $4,000 damages in Bib
Ga for injuries sustained by apasenger who got
freight train after being told by the conductor that the
company did not convey passengers by that train Th
court charged that the passenger blame, aud
entitled to recover but the jury seems thought other
wise : ztHt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

Grand MarshaI,s Notice.
In order sctae tho formation Of the O'Clock
the hour designated Committee Of the
Grand Marshal directs: f
lThat MINOR Cen John L. Lewis commanding First Division L. M
form bis Dyon in Lafayette squaeft resting
street.
9A carriages intended will form In eyia stree.
Leading carriage resting on ST. Charles street.
at South carOiuira will form the Charles
atreet--rght resting South street. -'aef
4The Kentuckans 10 ST. streetght
pose South
5The Massachusetts Delegation ST. Charles street.
right resting opposite South street..
The Fire Deparu Psyd street.
Charles street-1sht resting ST. Charles streets.
1Free Msons and Odd Fellows north side Of Poyas street.
side of St. charles-right resting Chares street
sThe Mechanics NewEngand, all other
named in the comprising the Fourth Division,
will form ST. Charles sireetsht resting
0.The scrswmens Society," Mutual
west side Of Camp sreet-righ resting South
TO- The Turner'S Grocers Associations Masters
dem. Ship Masters and Steamboat Captains Camp
resting n South street.
IL The Board of Directors Boys Public Schools
and Orphan Boys the side Camp resting
South street
On the arrival Of the pacea they
will Immediately themselves
quarters will be in front Oft City Hail. opposite Lafayette Square
CHAs A. LABUZAN, Grand Marshal
M Notice to Marshals and Aids.
Tho Ds,t Mashas nnd Aids will MONDAY EVENING
NEXT 9Th inst at O'Clock u s. Marahnps Office bust
49, - .'-fs' Notice to Pail Bearers.
The gentlemen
Pail Bearers requested TUESDAY EVENING NEXT
18th n at o'clock u S. Mshals City Hail.
ofimportauce. CHAs. A. LABUZAN, Grand Marshal
Ee-Opessed.
NOR RIS g. WAY,
T. CLOTHIERS, '4%
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON STREETS under City Hotel,
~ Have just opened their recently
NEW AND SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OVER COATS;
DRESS COATS;
FRoCK COATS; s'v7
BUSINESS COATS,
DERBY COATS, etc.
4 TOGETHER WITH 4
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS
FALL'AND WINTER VESTS
Of the latest and most beautiful styles Their stock
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
also being large pee they prepared
their friends and the public orally with
EVERY ARTICLE OF APPAREL PERTAINING TO GENTLE
MANS WARDROBE.
Being constantly receipt the every from
the North they will maintain, throughout the season,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT.
ocis 9ptf NORRIS 4 WAY, under City Hotel.
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SesUeN 4. Taylor,

RGrgHins-RH1.ga
RICH SILKS. MoUssELINE DE LANES,
I CASHMERES AND EMRROIDERIES,
~ Just received steamship City, and having been
'.5 BOUGHT At GREAT SACRIFICES
they will be sold such will OFF once.
NEEDLE WORKED CoLLAVSF One Dime to Fiity Cents
HANDSOME BELTS-Ai colors, at Fifteen Cents. ? y
MoussELNk DE Ten Cents the best quaes
RICH BRocADE sILKs-Atsl,s 81 rs and u so.
MAN1lLLAS-Llned, from IS 10 $50. .t7a
CURTAIN GOODS aud other HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES great
bargains, SIMPSoNiS
noy10 II l IN Canal s,r.at
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

ass g. ~ - q.
= s'e cl'y. s'su reauy 70 unl.e Y
xill plssss report themselves at the coun-
ssss VIZ NJ, ~
49, W. 1901 = Just Prido II ~ eif sotate
Il +, @ its fAaas, and they wish to see that full
Il eqz< Y dome 70 their glorious State. The OBJ
Z 3eqt n this notice il 10 ascertain what number
\ xcsrls and bsIl viii have to be procured
& olnmi il u s.
n ~ 3 S y 3 ~ 7s ]71Nsn1y,
q 49,
axsaes have maae their nominations,
~ y e snt' nelo lor ne ulss
800, !, 1nasS ~ opelss'on = ~ nsw
ool'lslon aeaos .ae Mn'g' necers
lns Ale ps'gfs
ma INC oaalosr ooA ~ reveal .ne
AZ n a tnelr spec4Se merassi
Aoa "a! she wing Ior .aov
~ our present Mortny hna capable Auditor
e ssases e we performance q ms dus'es' ne
Y 49, ccfamA ndad popular respect and Won popu-
4 asf y i.as integrity mas peen IN
nae aaa's ence ol lseor a appfovea'
Sna ass ssElcs opeef ysnce q ane ilne q pupllc
asa.Ds.s ~ ~ 49, "a - " - =
II native 0E B0uisinnA, q thoroughly educated gen
;; fssSs md < nan If nn;cL. svsnnatb;es With
4 III tsoi,ls. hill ofIinialH duties have naturally
s 81 y. q 4 81 AZ, . II, q. 4. - s.
49, 49, ~
- q $500 u 49, Z s., papno
a y 10y
M
49,
1917 y AaoH, On ING ~ uay u Ahs0
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

Orphan Boys from the Third and Fourth District Asyums
Cizehs and Strangers generally.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
Mr Jamison is playing at Bates Theatre, st. Louis

Miss Julia Bennett announced 10 appear at the ne,
st, Louis Theatre
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

WING sCirY SENATORIAL CdsvENrios This body meets
to gil the vacancy caused by the resignation Of Ran
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

The Administrative would again remind our read
that day performance is to be given at the Amphi
theatre st. Charles street at IL O'Clock to-day The
Greek Rhigas will appear and the Juveniles may antiei
pate large amount of fun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
Programme or .ars0nges,sents
- THE -, +
FUNERAL CEREMONIES
a HONOR OF
CALHOUN, CLAY, WEBSTER
THURSDAY, December Q, 1859,

IN T I.l- -I.s -7- -- / :
The JOINT appointed BY the Mayor Member
the Ar and the o. mmon Council Of the City Of New0rans
necessary for sJlemnng the obsequsa Of hs
iam.ned CLAY and WEBSTER have adopted the fol
lowing Pos1amms Of arrangements for the occasion.
COL. GHAS a TARJTZAN
~. h =. - <, :. ~.
seiseed AZ the Grand mnsshai Of inc psyi and
l.. ZEN. Il. L. TRACY
Asssant "a Grand As.rb.I 9ffE
The following gentlemen have been ,,lected and will az. a. p
Masshals and Aids 5s
| MAAsHALs. Ny
First Dsrict-Col j. B. WALTON.
Second Dlstrct--ovIDE DE BUYS, Esg. IL
Third Dssrict-JAAEs PHILLIPS, Esq
fouf'n Dnties-A. ". 'ouhpAN, ksq
AfDs.a
CO H.n n. y r nvn, C Soi Z a. ~ Amerson
Robt. A. 6rnnsn Esq, Thofna, Huntop Eso
Resara RisIh u Esq. John Cl.ibotns Eaqa
Samuel a. Rsk Esq.,, Alfred Bsisnssr fsa s'
John Adams. Eaq, 2. G. Biscoe, Esq,
1 m p ,on, Ea9s y; SANG NJ ,,Esa3,,
A. Schreiber ESQ, N Trepagpier Esa.. ~
Edward Flash. Esq, J. X. Rayburn, Esq.,
yoseph n..er, Isq gnates lesds 80.
rha nrcs.on viii M t ~ M. TN. . III. Ys "a.
sor,v. <, Z, a.,.t . y $500, - ,m -. - 81 49,,
. u p [ -, ~ w ~ a.
down rsv.a ,.rs., - T,,o.a .,r.a, ao r.. \.
r,ha..... 49,, :. g. .. 49,. -, :. 49,. a.
Royal sreet I'M Royo street IL 81 mi, s s q, I,
h Ro,hon .,,a., -, p...s -, ~, ..- =. -
aya.t n n Jo..nh 800 4. - -. ~ y I III,
srest down Ju,;a straat 4 6, fha 60 - q,
LAFAYETTE SQUARE, II. '-737-
And m orlar ,ha. Il, ,b,.a ~ 4, ~ 49,, 49,,
NAV have an on,,o,tnn,,, ~ ,s..,. Il. H. , - M,
the 1Jrus IN the f,anoanh nv af.va.s s. Nh, 49, , -
a. tbe Grand IA, An, shal baya f.r ~ -; - !; 49,,
an unasse on Intaye,ta sou.r0 ,ybar ~.
REV DoCToR sTHEo rY3app
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We indebted to the clerk Of the steamer Georgetown
for Louisville papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
Just Published.
THE SOUTHERN LADIES' BOOK,

II ready and will be delivered subscribers TUESDAY,
November So Single numbers be had at the Offices Of publication
los ST. Charles street and 81 Commercial Place at Mogau Literary
Depot Post Office Budngs Femings Literary Depot Lafayette
seele Book Store Camp Norman Book Store Camp street.
D. Hews Music Stcr Camp street, and at the Book Store of
u, White, Canal street. noy99 aM2p
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

CONFESSION MuRpER.Two slaves have confessed that
they murdered Mr.. Thomas Deane of Nottoway. Va an
account Of which several days ago. The negroes
are both slaves One is named Billy, al owned by Mr.
Edwin G. Boothe the other sydnor, and belongs to MIA
Jones They stated that they committed the murder with
hoe and axe, with which they struck him the head
until life extinct After killing him. his pockets
red of their contents his body dragged several hun
dred yards and secreted in the bushes
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

AFFAIRS IN IRELAND.-The Cork Reporter describes the
rapidly increasing prosperity of the port Queenstown
with its unriyaled harbor opened by free trade to the
shipping of the world.
Mr. John Rottrel secretary of the Hbernan Bank died
few days ago from the effect injury he received by
being run over in the street by an omnibus. ~
Capt j. w. Domvle of the Royal Artillery, now at
Portadown has been severely reprmanded having
saulted Ensign Armstrong 57th and styled him black
guard.
The best informed circles now admit that the Prmate
Archbishop Of Armagh) is positively resign to be
ceded by the Bishop of 0sory whose See will be caner-
red on Rev Mortimer O'Sullivan +.
Seven Irish barrter and families are about to emiprate
to Australia.
poor girl Castle otway, in state of hydropho-
bia recently bled to death when her case became
hopeless
farmer named McArdle has been arrested in the vi
ciny OF Castebayney on charge Of being implicated in
the conspiracy to murder Mr. Thos Bateson
Considerable damage has done byan inundaton at
Carngord caused by the overhowng Of the river Most
Of the houses in the town were filled with water
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

n The CHINESE JuGGLERs--The Oriental magicans and
Chinese uggers made their second appearance at the
Varieties last night and the house crowded from pit
to DOME The entertainment of the most novel and
eres:ug character and anticipate another full house
tonight
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
Fifs .atsCays Guaranteed
RED MUNROE & CO.'S

Stc eAcGLW0o "tSttsd&SGttCW.
LAT
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.'S,
"a Magazine street, corner of Gravier.
u The immense stock of Clothing this fully
them promising their friends
satisfaction The following principles govern doing
M after the purchase of Goods dissatisfaction should exist
they be returned and exchanged the will be cheery
refunded Every article has the price marked upon
varied fom hauueoy al Broadway New York. Fresh Goods
per every steamer
ovERCoATs Of every description '.'
WALKING COATS Of all kinds.
BUSINESS COATS of all kinds.
1e DRESS AND FRocK COATS of all kinds.
CLOTH CLOAKS Of various qualities.
TAI.MA AND KHABAN CLoAKs, article.
PANTALooNs Of all kinds.
VESTS of all kinds.
UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS Of nil kinds.
HALF HOSE AND GLOVES Of kinds.
COTTON AND LINEN SHIRTS Of all kinds
cRAvATs and sCARFs-magniacent assortment.
HANDKERCHIEFS AND SUBSCRIBERS.
very superb assortment Of
Boys AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
TO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS, PILOTS, ETC
w particular very large
OVERCOATS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
FUR BEAVERS, HIMALAYA CLOTHS, HEAVY PILOT CLOTHS
DEvoNsEIRE KERsEYs SUPERIOR BLANKETS,
NOTIFIED BEAVERS, WHITNEY CLOTHS, Etc.
In all Of which goods we have
EXTRA LONG COATS,
manufactured expressly for our uss
a You had better call purchase you something
Portable. ALFRED MUNROE 4 co.,,
dee3 zap u Magazine street, Of Graver
lay and boarding school
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
MRS. DIMITRY AND LEAssIsTANTe
~ The above School has opened ANNUAL SESSION.
and ia ready to receive Pupils.
Strict attention paid well the moral training
lecual development and physical veal Of the Pupil.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

The BRAINTREE CIDER CAsE.--The Lowell (Mass) News
makes the following statement Of the of Deacon Ho
lnsa great friend of the Maine law who fined $40
and costs for selling two quarts of cider:
He sold two quarts which had just entered its first
stage OF fermentation, to neghbor who complained of
bad cold, and thought little cider would do him good
the man offered him ten cents in payment, but the
deacon had no change he refused to take it, when the
neghbor laid the money the deacons knee and went
away On taking the cider home the neighbor treated
third party who at work for hn-an ardent opposer
of the liquor law, aud who had been beaten by
Deacon H. in lawsuit, and had been bitter enemy to
him ever since The third party entered the complaint
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04
t,rockery, China aud Glass ware.

IN The subscribers have in store large
ne comprising the most complete assortment Family Country
Dealers to be found in the South which they offering prices
and on favorable terms. PR. FELL CO.,
noy2T l019p 81 Common street near yarand. HoteJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

The ARcrc ExrEpTIoN.A letter of the 9th ult., from
stromness says; The Isabel Capt Ingeheld R. N, has
put in here from the Arctic regions Capt Inglefed
ports that he proceeded jones' Sound as lat So
aud saw open water to the northward and the land
tending to the N W. He also entered Smith Sound and
reached at Is % 81 NJ and found the Great Polar Basin
extending through seven points of the compass with
vast numbered with but blown out Of the
Sound with gale from the northward that lasted thirty
six hours. Whale Sound also examined, found
tolerably open In short Capt Ingleeld has reached
within II Il degrees of the North Pole, 100 miles further
North than any other navigator in Bns Bay trace
whatever found the missing expedition Captain
neglected. communicated with Sir T. Bechers expedition
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

We are under obligations to the clerk Of the noble
steamer Alcck Scott for ST. Louis papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

~ Ths subscribers have store large assortment Of PLAIN
WHITE AND DECORATED
FIR ENCH CHINA,
TEA AND COFFEE SETS, CHAMBER AND aANTEL. CAN
DLEsTICKS, MUGS, TOY TEA SETS FOR CHILDREN RICH
COFFEE CUPS WITH NOTICES, DINING SETS, CHAMBER
SETS etc. etc. which they ofens RETAIL
prices. mover 10t7pl PR. FELL L co. 81 Common R
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-04

Amagnifcent ball was given at the St. Louis Varieties
on the 25th uIt NJ sg
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DAG0N-12 casks Shoulders, for sale by
Id decd STONE WALwoRTH, IS Tohoupitoalas
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
HATS AND CAPS

FAIL FASHIONS ron 1892.
VyHE subscriber has received he New York,
Baltimore and Philadelphia styles Of Gentle men =
~ | Moleskin. silk. bark aud white. Beaver and
NJ HATS. which Tor durability spd beauty, cannot
sass,1 in this or my other market liis stock is
now arre and complete, contracting al Of ihe tsat and
nos NOS a59poore1 s,yles q g H4IS and cars. a.
., which he most cordially invites his old friends aBd
customer. aul the public generally. give him a call
before purchasing elsewhere. liz stock vii be found
ns cheap a. any oiher establishment iu the city. al
nda ii Hats made or3et with ueatuoss and dispatch
70 Customers HVs dreszrJ oter tsec = ft0Re
Call at the sign OF the BLUE HAT
oct ots WM. SITTER.
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rrmE SUBSCRIBERS bo,ioq obujocl

L exclusive right of retailing tisl's Metalic t1rioI
Cases tab this method olnlnruiue r peaide Of Lynch
burg AMI the surrounding country. hpt tleg htYe H.
their ware room on Min sfrcot. lot 81 In above Ca
ses Of different sizes. Il would be- tliH,u task give
nm adequate impression OF these Caa- tnuf person.
al inspection: they perfectly air Eight AMI nIealruc.
ible and for protecting aud preserving the Dead, tor
ordinary nterncuts fr vaults for transportation nrc
superior anything Of the pd brirc invented lho-c
unfortunate enough to need >Ls alaec Gases can b,
supplied by :. DltGClD ! SONS.
Undertaking Ia the usaal sylcals promptly attend
ed TO- S.B.A SONS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1--WE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exciting be-
isccp the suhseflhat. under the style and hf9 o
GREGORY / ROfALL. having tt day ehPne a..1 >
.fsf., the ,.s... " sd be closed speedily ~ poe
.iblr Those having ellims against the concern ~l,
fcn 80 prcseaf them without delay, aud those hIff
f s concern "a i D. sind enough 10 seiue nj Their ear
.c.r apeortunify Before parting with Old friends
and "a lars we beg leave 10 them our sincere
b4faz b.r their Liaaness aud to request them NM
tHsq 81 NOT forget uudcr the ucw hrn OF 9hE"Ohi
ROYAII s. SIMPSON.
JAMES d GREGORY,
JAMES 7. ROfALL.
I44r 30 Isj9
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &C.


VALUABLE RELIGIOUS HOURS
Chrsfitn fsmi'y Library. containing ihs hi''da
I'D lives al the Apostles,
Life Of tie Saviour
Women -. the Scriptures.
Live of tie pairiafthz.
AL-o.-Star ii Bethlehem.
God 10 di-ca.e.
Ilcueen or sainf.d deal.
Heavenly Rsaeeu,tlos-a,l sse Anoa our ifiend' -
Heaven,
Chppilfs chafaef tors ia tie d1sI,"l'
Cleaning. aud Cropping. (Dahign.)
Bames' notes job
on lsaar.
Watson Life 81 Wesley,
A,strs. yopa- en- istian. oruer .tnnc, an1 way 10
d. good.
Josephus' complete works,
Thompson. Lectures 10 Young Men,
Baxtefs Call,
Dodridees Ri.e and Progress,
jay Family fryers,
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spinete,
Also. Qaarto. Ortavo School and Pocket Bible--ya
rely. &. NOISE Con. BOOK 7i""''
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HsEE' sOi GAEL AND SEE!-Wc have
juzt received, Of importation, 30 English double
Gus, real frel aud twist barrels, and pnt.nt breech,
vitb steel naan,uqe, md warranted II months. Price
Sl5. Puin double Guns Mt 49, Eley's patent wire
currril,c- from No.7 shot up to BucI, hor.-Eey',
universal lg.s-Eicy double waterproof centui
fire perru sion caps.-Ery. :, Badwjns gun wnds,-
Powder, in cans or 81 lt. hcg. nj reduced prices,
G,r cash, By WM. b g. 9. FISHER,
SEPT 3O-lts Op5osic He F,unk}ut WoiR.
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD re.
n pectfnlly ass continuance 81 the patronage su
long bestowed upon him. 10 the concern aud ia
this connection he deems il proper, ash MI who
indebted to him come forward and settle their nc
counts without delay.
There are many claims OF long standing, which, must
close up aud it is expected that all who know them
selves TO be indebted will poy attention this notice
Jan S--dia s. DltGUtD.
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.tIIEAp ANn POPuLAK HOOKS

u At TWENTY-FIVE cEsra fEH VOLUME
Ellen pich criugs--O Orphan Ne.er Kate Walslhgham
Poor Cousin. Ellen Woreban, the IIciress Nan Darrell
Quirt Husband. &c. ,,
Nh. Gftv.--teud Cameron, Bell Of Family, Litte
We, auae Ptimn Donna, Old Dover House A'oe
seymour e..
Cant a.sryatt.-P Poor Jack, Pcrciyn kccne, New
ton Fo-iff. Naa1 Officer Pirate Jacob i1thtal, Peter
Simple Japhct, Aiil.hipmau Ensy, &c. ID,
I 5. A#t4uI's-Divoreed wife. Bankers ""e' 1",'he
Howard broken Promise, Lose IN a Cottage. Two
BRIDGE. Agnes Lucy Sanford Iron Hand, &c.
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INsU ANCECo mPANY


VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, At WINCHESTER
Chartered March IN. 1Sj2.-Capi.Hl 100000.
WITH POWER INCREASE TIE SAME TO 500 UO0i
THIS COMPANY, having been duly organized, is
Il ready to receive applications and issue Poli
cies and offers the citizens Of Virginia the udarrmcni
OF a home Company for the safe insurance at all kinds
of property merchandise. &c. al fair and equitable
rates. The Directors the public that tbs Com
pany viii be conducted IA view 10 permanently, aud
On the sricest principles . equity justice, and close
regard to economy and the safety Of the insured
pPEsIpEHr-JOSEPH n. CARSON.
SEcRETARY-C. 5. FUNK.
AeTUAnY-O. +. BRESEE.
tosEPH s. CARSON, - WM. J.. C-AnK.
JAMES =. RELY, ) JANIS IL. BuRGEss
LLOYD LOGAN, ! \. ". RicuAHDsuN,
joins KERR
E5 Office on Pccadilla street near the Valley Bank
Winchester. +. b. CHRISTIAN, AGrNT.
Sept 2--dly Lvnchhurg.
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MECHANICAL,
FOuNDRY.-NE q .

MON EOUNDRt.-N u :" -.
I CERN-The suhseribets haye assefaa''" ti''"
selves together under the st,lc md firm Of
JONES, BEGGs a. Bkoi
.,.r ~ - ~ .,,sntiah II the public 10 iheiI
enlfNnpy a., nc mile below the city, Immediate
= IN The canal " ere they prepared 70 furnish :, any
..nr;,,,i.s # CASTING, n loom o. sand MN
Maehines Sueaf-pans Gadron Kettles n" W. III.
- N Garden on Porch Chairs H7i AMI uhpta''
s..i Jsny Lind parlar Crates AID tender@. plain
~ fanry Balcony Railing IF the latest aye Fiongh',
all sizes an patrns Brackets yarisas 'fes' '
Mantle pieces made e, order Water e. OF a's''
Pipes. columns OF al siars.fo hcl \.
ers are invited all Of which they viii furnish nt No'
sra rrire. md asl, a.k a call 10 in-afe sales By
prompt attention AMI faithful work aanshi cy nope 10
share fair portion Of public ratfhnee. Az o,as,'
thankfully received anil promptly eke.9'ea ., W. n
est style. " ~, IL ~ =
an, oI..9t. HAMILTON BEGGS
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-06
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NEW CONGERN.-Ifie s1hscflbets rs socm.
' ted themselves together Tie Er. instant font he
sRnw<rwwyg. pusposca eondgctine the manufacture
Sstxs< xessS Of CABlNET WARE, a he oii and
esz3 rel kao.Ba s1atd II s. Dnglid, un.