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Sra have the honor 10 transrait % yon hereWith
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ENLARGEMENT OF THE CAPITOL
IL The Committee on Public Buildings of the
Senate. having been authorized by resolution of
that body, " to invite plans accompanied by esti-
mates for the extension of the Capitol, and to al
low premi"m Of five hundred dollars for the
plan which may be adopted by the Committees on
Public Buildings of the two Houses of Congress y
accordingly invite such plans and estimates, to be
delivered to the Secretary of the Senate on or be-
fore the first day of December next
IL is required that these plans and estimates
shall provide for the extension of the Capitol.
either by additional WINGS to be placed on the
north and south of the present building, or by the
erection OF separate and distinct building, within
the enclosure TO the east of the building.
The committee do not desire to prescribe anv
condition, that may restrain the free exercise of
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prefer, that whatever plan may be proposed may
have such reference to and correspondence with
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importance and merit of each part adopted
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- A. PRINGLE, No. 80, East Bay stree,
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BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE
AND THE
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEWS
Uunrnspvno In Man GYhcnusy,ayu

Owing to the late revolutions and counter-revo
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THE WEEKLY DISPATCH.

Whole number of representatives 1913.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10
MERCHANDISE.
NEW CLOTHING sT0REl--WoW OPEN
A. :. sHAFER 4 Co.

NV 1LD uAak1 . OhLt-~AA W "a ~@@"'
A. \. SHAFER i co.
ID ESrEGIFuLIY invite tie attention y M u
~ lie I11.tir stock Il EAIIaud Of The ruh
CLOTHING. Ut oFgsfbz consisting 81 rom
pl,tc ass..rfm.Hin u GENT EMEA's APPAREL and
FURNISHING COOns.--,ltr lsraer of ihrir ows re-
manufacture nd tie batter selected fo tie best
stock aud Ialest appropriations ia the Northern faa'tet
The faIIaa iHe Jet eaurrsos Iafi "ni} II lie ''i ed
stock nae ~ hnrd Ia which shaH receive weekly
and srir,i-s. eel. ly adH lens:
Str,f6at. 10Th Ifsss. aud iracl caats; medium end
cd ditfu fine nd lo. pfiral falsiafs sae and
business faafs Over atafs col Bus=t et'ry known I'm
terni every variety # siYe, nad al prices ringing IN
e. o. g.. c'oat.. long Riding eoats end travelling
Baniets Ka'. GHeHHdiuo, "a superior Df5se) Satin
Halcrcia RI Ci,fH fas-iuere. faf N'.yfi md Gle
gan, iihetsi puts Yesfss shiu.i fef shnif ptawcr
Overall 0v,f..iffa. tmlroliss CarJst-baes Irnks
Stock caII8fa Cfte5ts elk. cotton, md 3eei Socks
and Glove.
GaufI.asa. whether vi.Lire arHrehafe or not, are
invited aa Guuas cheerful shown M tie ~ ohcnp
CASH CLOTHING BaZAAR NHskf,
oct o.. heafy opposite j. g. a!s.p,'s.
Exu E#f.ruf.,
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a - 40
$50 FILL# TIEHIOAS FOR 1872.
fs7IE .uI,#s1.5rr ia. nv received lis Ne" lortt
BtltnHf and Ph.a3eIp ir .fsIe,at G'Htie mcr s
$g.l Alola-i.iu, Six black aud 3ble, BeaFer and
brush HATS. which. iar durability aad ho.gy eanno
- I'D in his or any other nst1.et Iii, stock i.
nos. a ,coad complete ernbr1oiagaIl Of the 's.est ANIL
NOS. ...j :, , 1.; e e H4T :5 @ ma e4P PS,% e.
IT, viii. H.. mort cordially ties his ed friends ard
easIourr. III the pubic g.. oa''y to give hun eau
af,Ir chasing ,-,eaI.. II .tocl, viii he found
4.ef.r.,p n.aay other establishment in the city. All
ind. OF Isfsnadr ,oos th oealne-s ard Dispatch
~ Cusi.4sts HalS dr#sssl ogr fteJ cha'gs.
Gull nj TIE s.sl 90! the Bill q HI.
oaf ~. WM. STITZER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10
MERCHANDISE,
SIMPSON q Inx..-

O 81, = re-
Giving ana 'l't'i ire'n ran supply # New
ioad-. VIZ:
81 hhds aisd bbi- Orieah-, Porto Rico and C
flied Sugnr-,
90 hllas aud ibis Orleans and West Ind, y
asses,
30 Iblt boxes crushed powdered Loof .uso,
% bills superior Coffee Sugur
81 sacks Liverpoolahd ground alum salt
GO1 keys mills nHd spikes, all sizes
zag lis So,r Leather
80 ions rolled and country iron, (part on coa..-.
neut) consisting of square, round b
haIIround, &c. &C. all sizes
lngGO ibs Culton Yarns (part on consignmen0 b.,
1909 5s HaiIor., square and octagon ca.t--teo. Ill
sizes
SO D. Shear steel
a50J H., tiisiefod steel
60 .a00 feet Lest Safety Fuse
la kegs Dupont's best blasting Powder
30 do do sporting do
10 bales ? 4 7-8ana IA Domestics
10 do NJ and Ozaaburgs
"a park4ae- Guupuwder. black and impcria! +,
u ibis TanGrrs and limp Oil
% boxes XIV, 9 Zl2. 10 <l2, u IA Glass
10 bbIs and half bbIs No l. = and Herrings and
Alarhcrcl
100 Negro Blankets all prices
30 pain bed do do
- iozea Wool Hats, al qualities
~ do Cloth caps
- cases Lqaorcc, some very lie
. Baskets oil
90 boxes TalIow Adamantino AMI Sperm Cunilr.
- bids bel : Carolina tar
80 heg, LeN,' White Lead, No extra and pure
10000 H. prime Bacon Sides
- rrags- wrapping laper
fIso CairesS, Bed-iichng~. beached Domcsrs,
riai1 liuseys. Negro Clothing, Spice, Pepper, G-cr,
G,eperas. Afaa. Saltpctre. Indigo Maddcr. BaraH,
over and Timothy seed, hIanu Rope all sizes me
gar, Axes round and square. point Shovrls. painted
Isaaktl- nufze do, &c, &c. Also, Chewing and
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. 20 ..s:

I 1850 A-U LUN.--k'sastip Ny. k';syaEc
81 has purchased OF L. IL Bell his etre Interest in
the concern Of Payne & Bel. an debts due tbetirm will
be collected By +. W. Payne; also the debts due from
the concern vii be aid y linn.
W. request persons having accounts against tie fu3,
oliag them in Ton settlement; o!so all who il.,bt.
I'd II Tie concern viii please ca!i and make payment
PAYNE &, BELL.
j 26-ts july q 1852
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WINDOW GLASS 300 boxes English
w FRENCH a0d Alaetir'n Gass hand, Of
every sir and quo.tYi IN general nse for sale low.
sent .ifz GREGORY RO1AII.N SIMPSON.


Il g. H0ky ore INV prepared 10 show complete
assortment If Clois Gossm0es, fefoge, Sea5ls, CJa
rais Gieres foc&s II eoi1 Draue,ao md tht1s, Linen
eoabyic mr., aTof0t artclc, Sah difo, faYna,,s
&c. Sc. Collin gentlemen md Will tdse pleasure
IN showing 9ou complete selection as viii be found
IN fhc State. nff s-dts
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! inc. various ! rali9s
in ril tlottlo~ .in-tnf-
EE Z { JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-10

EgV RAHE. GOODs.-COLHOfA u
y HOLT. kYLE's CORNER, LYNcHBUKG, would IN
vito the attention of buyers teir large and well
lectel stock ol FALL GOODS such us CmPets, Bueg-,
l.alscys, double and single width lued Cloths Cali.
t3= Cura Goods in grea variety Tube Linen, cheaP
er aan ever uf,red in this market Knitting Narns
Blankets, heachcd and brown Sheeting, &c. Our stock
is desirable aud futler ourselves will give salts
action to hose who viii give it examination.
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member Of the Royal College ol Surgeons, London,
Graduate from the eminent Colleges Of he
United States and the greater ralt Of whose ito hna
been spent in tho ospitols OF London, PARIS, Plade
phia, and el+evere las effected soine Of tie most
onshhe cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when nsleep, grent
neryousness being alarmed at sudden Sounds, md
bashfnines., with frequent blushing, attended some
times with arrangement OF mind, cured tnn,ed
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06

on an unimportant questionable important be-
ing, and heing settled. that the Empire will
come. Other questions are: Will Napoleon be
Republican Emperor or a Monarchical Empe-
rOr? Will he entirely abrogatc his Constitu-
tion of last January? Will the piebiset'tna that
shall acclaim the Empire, also contain clause
delegating anew to the Emperor the constituent
powers which were voted last December to the
Chief of the States Will it then be the last tri-
al of universal suffrage-no longer in, place un-
der an hereditary Empire-the abdication of
the people by its own act? Will the future
sovereign make himself the first OF line, or
name himself Napoleon III, and date his dynas-
ty from 1904? This last question brings up a
long list ofquestiOns about the treaties of 1915,
and the Foreign Powers. 1t is well enough to
know that the treaties to which these powers
were parties, expressly excluded members of the
BOnaparte family from supreme powerin France,
and additionally agreed to maintain that power
in the hands of the elder branch Of tie Bour-
bons. Since 1915, there have been 1880 and
lS4S and 1851 it is not, therefore, at al prob
able that the treaties or the Powers will offer
any obstacle to 1852, though it bring Emperor
Napoleon with it-first or third, as the case may
be. These treaties are. what history tells us all
other treaties have been. good only as they
serve the interests of the great signers. They
are good against Northern Italy they are good
for nothing in favor of that poor crownlcss,
namcless Henry ": they were good for moth
ing in favor of the King of Holland.
Marseilles paper mentions the discovery at
the Observatory in that city of new planet in
the constellation Pisces. This is the twentieth
of the new small planets, and the first discovered
in France.
A number of placards, particularly offensive
to the Prince President, have been posted at
Lille, the authors of which are, of course, being
diligently sought after by the Police. Here is
a specimen of the most atrocious:
"MEAsURE OF GENERAL sAFETY-DECREE OF THE
PRESIDENT.
in consequence of the ordinary loouacity of
women, and the mischief which results from it,
We have, after mature deliberation, decreed as
follows:
CART. l. That all women shall be muzzled
Given at st. Cloud, &c.
LOUIS NAPOLEON"
Field-Marshal Radetzky is about to retire
from active service. 1t is said that the death of
the Duke of Wellington has impressed him un-
pleasantly with the fact that, occasionally. Field
Marshals die.
Intelligence has been received at Vienna
from Syria that the Druses are everywhere
arming and that an insurrection in Palestine is
apprehended.
Travellers from Germany are prohibited from
entering Denmark and Sweden unless they are
provided with clean bills of health. The meas
ure is in consequence of the appearance of chol-
era in Pomerania. No quarantine, however. is
established.
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AN:s&9oAE HOUSE,

ID ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
IL ell, Mass having lease of the large hotel at the
upper end of st. Paul. with everything in proper order
for the convenience Of travellers, boarers. families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him call, believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
In country, yet supplied with regular markets.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
Central House, st. Paul.

TATE & BURTON have taken this old and well know,
~ house. They have fitted 1t up anew, and nov
prepared to accommodate boarders and travellers will
comfortable quarters No pains will be spared to max
the Central House of this best Hotels In the West.
November. 1851.
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Halfway House.
TOHN MORGAN, midway betw

John MORGAN, (mid-way between
y st. Paul and Stiilwater) begs leave say
gers visiting Minnesota, and the public generally, that
having made his arrangements complete for the accom-
mediation public, and being situated In the midst
Of the delightful scenery surrounded by lakes that
abound with fish, and in atmosphere of unsurpassed
purity hopes company from abroad, well as
the neighborns villages They will ind the charges
M
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-11-06
st. Charles Hotel.
J. C.. CL A RK, Prophet or
St. Anthony Falls, Minnesota.

This House has been thoroughly repaired and renovated,
and win be kept equal to the best Hotels in the
West. The Falls of st. Anthony with the fine fishing and
hunting grounds adjacent, together with climate unsur
passed the American continent for health and lowell
ness render this the place of all others enjoy the hot
season. 44tf