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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

g-v- W t are authorized To announce WILLIAM q buH
ToS Is a candidate Ter the Office ol Commissioner nj
Revenue, for the Eastern District Campbell county
ill The xpired term ri Robert a puss resign
ed. (nnv 2l.dkctldcc)
~ Mr. Robert Doss having RESIGNED the office If
Commissioner Of Revenue from the Etstefu DISTINCT
Campbell County. announce myself cardidute fot
thut oihce
ELECfION-First Thursday in December.
my lG-tit' CHAS A H0LCOMBE
~ am II candidate for the office of Commissioner
of lhe Revenue in the Eastern District of this county,
made vacant by the resignation of Capt. q Do>s
ny l6-cGt" STEPHEN s DIUGUID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
InnnxAI.n. EDITOR .


We trust that the citizens of Lynchburg will
turn out in large numbers 10 attend the railroad
meeting tomorrow evening. An inability or dis
inclination to take stock need be no bar TO being
present 1t is only fair and respectful to hear
what may be said on the subject, and we have no
doubt all who attend will be well entertained. II
is the more desirable that there should he large
meeting, because there is reason to believe that
the feeling of Lynehburg towards the Alexandria
connection is misunderstood in the country; aud
failure to show proper appreciation ct the IN
portance of the work, here, might operate adj
versely, there. Speakers from distance are ex-
pcctea.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
LATEST NEWS By THE WALLS.

Isa. esa Hssizg flafs q = gg.ns-- a.s
,5a.,,a- Deafh Of Lieut.. Col. ebsisf.
\ oEfFAxs,Nov. 16.-The steamer Texas mas
arr;yad here from Vera Cruz, with dates 10 the
OH inst. She brings 80 900 in specie.
AiIairs in Mexico were in rather an oneoheioi-
table condition, aud great fears existed OF Ia'
inc. which it was unprecedented would y,,1 eA 1
s ,,nre enmmttipg frequent hostties In one in
stance thew attacked and killed aparty OF twelve
nb;te nersons The cholera was raging fearfuily
at .Jalapa. a..r. pro,,
of yellow fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
II HE MILITIA

.
been dressed to me, by number of the cam
manduns ui Regiments anr other officers of thu m
To give public notice. hut meetings have been will
be held lay he respective Regmcnlal Bolrds, in the
counties nj Bedford, Cumpbeh FanklinPar Henry,
Plus lyann and Halifax, for the perpose of appointing
Delegates to "A Military Conv nton," to assemble in
Lynehbure ON 'he 18th day ofDoccmbcr next.
the object ii the Convention will be to prcpare ii
Memorial tn nest Legislature. nsNng repeal OF thu
Acot the General A sembly passed Let Of April 1888.
nbpshng The Militia the line and for such amend
mcuis to the Militia aws.ns they mny deem exprdient,
lis very desirable that every county in this Division
should be represented in ,hs Convent aud the off
of each Regiment respectfully requested to take
prompt measures to insure this resui
II runnat be doubted that il would gn condition. i'm
portancc IN, action of the Convex lion should Dele
gates present themselves nom the respective Regiments
of the several Div sions of the commonwealth. HEN
presence, and union of effort, an efficient
military system, worldhc.I nm persuaded. h5ied with
sentiments Of respect, by the members ofhc body
BENZ. W S. CABELL.
By The Mojor General, lst Division Va. Filitid
THOS. p ATKINSON
4, =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL CoNGREsS.-The
Southern Central Agricultural Society of eorgia,
taking into consideration the great advantages
which may reasonably be expected to flow from
periodical meetings of persons representing the
planting interests of the slaveholding States, in
vite the cultiyators of the soil, in every section
aud district Of the same to send delegates to Ma
cen on the both day of October next for the pur-
pose Of adopting measures preliminary to the as
scmhling Of an Agricultural Congress of the
slavelofding States, at such time and place a.
may be deemed most acceptable to the States ia
be represented init.
ENGLISH FILEs.-Ne are under renewed obi
cations to Purser COLLINS of the Baltic for f.c.
of English papers by that steamer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

letter fi,m Fort Brown, which says Il was rumer-
Cd that Rosas shot. The writer adds
Not solitary Mexican soldier has crossed the
Sierra Mndro IN this direction this year. \ gen
ilcman. an acquaintance of mine, arrived this
morning from Monterey, and SAYS that Ampndin,
who Is IN that city, has not single bayonet AZ
his command. and that Santa Annals grand army
is Just where il was six months ago, VIZ on pm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

Hoes AND PmcEs.-At Louisville, on Thurs
day last, says the Courier, three packing houses
were Strengthening hogs including Richard At
kinson, who killed LOO. The market continues
unsettled, and we hear of no sales Of hogs, but
offers at a cents. We hear of 20, 900 shoulders
and hams, green from the block at 4! and
cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
MADAME Soptap in WASHINGTON.

WAsmINGToN, Nov. l6.-Madame Sontag' 5
concert to night was crowded by the elite and
fashion of the city, who greeted the celebrated
cantatrice most enthusiastically. Many persons
were turned away for want of room. The Presi-
dent will attend on Friday night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

KILLED OVER A COFFIN. Pleasant Nj. HUH
man, cabinet maker Of Hartsville, Tenn, was
Hard by his partner in that place on the I'd inst.
The two were making coffin, and came to some
misunderstanding about plank-a scutile ensu-
ed, N which Huffman shot by the other aud
died the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

On the evening Of tie I'D, Mr.. soule Minister
Of the United States 70 Spaiu, aas admitted 10 ia
audience with the Queen. The Queen was attend
ded by the Minister of Foreign Affairs aud the
officers Of the Palace. After being ushered IN
with the usual ceremonies Mr.. Soule handed to
the Queen the Presidents letter. acerediting him
As Envoy to the Spanish Court, and then address
ed her a. follows. in the English language;
VI. Souies SPEECH.
MADAME In delivering the letter which nc
creditcs me n Envoy Extraordinary aud Minis
Ter plrnipoteniiary Of the United States of Amer
lea, to the Court Of your Majesty, cannot DIS
pcnso with expressing the satisfaction ! expert
ence in having only 10 give the most friendly as
surnnce 10 your Royal person, aud 10 the people
coufdcd to your directions and sollcitude.
The respectable Chief who pre-des Mt this mo-
ment over the destinies of America, anxiously de-
sires that the best understanding should charac-
tcrize the relations of his Government with That
Of your Majesty, and 1t would be to me gratfi-
cntion m it is Il duty, to cultivate and develope
every event calculated to render more intimate
the lies Of interest which exist between Spain
and the I'uited States, aud to strengthen the
bonds which unite the two powers. | oher,
Madame, TO your Majesty, my sincere wishes for
the welfare OF your royal person and august fam
ily. MAY the reign of your Majesty be fortunate
and fruitful in events destined to render your
people happy and prosperous
To this address the Queen replied ms follows !:
QHeen fsabeiia's Repfy
MoNsIguR TIE MINISTER i have heard with
satisfaction the assurances you have given To me
relative 10 the friendly sentiments of the Presl-
dent of the United STATES; and feel pleasure IN
assuring you that they are not surpassed by
those which animate Inc for his person and for
yonr country. These now assurances, always
grateful 10 me, convince me more and more OF
the interest which Spain, well as the United
States have To preserve and draw closer their
former relations. lnmc your Excellcney will
find the best dispositions, and i'll my Government
the sincerost cooperation, for the accomplish
mcnt of 50 important and 50 desirable an object"
The Madrid Naei0n, of the both ult., says that
Mr.. soule has declared, in a manner the most eX-
peit, that his mission completely foreign TO
any project against the islnnd of Cuba New
erthelcss the European papers had revived the
statement thai Mr.. Soulc first act W uld be to
offer to purchase Cuba. Gen. Pazuela was pre-
pairing to leave for the Captaney General of Gu
ba, aud is invested with the power formerly en-
ioyed by the Niccroy.
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Not G1JjJfU-

CINeiNNATI, Nov. l5.-In the case OF DIR. Ames
charged with shooting James c. Hall,wth intent
to kill the jury this evening returned a verdict OF
not guty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
Uhir Nominations.

CONCORD, n. H., Nov. l5.-The Wing Conven-
ton of this State to-day nominated james Bell
for Governor, and William Whitte for railroad
commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
MARRTED

On the Sd inst, by the Rev. +. NJ Barker, Mr..
ALFRED GooLDY, and Miss MARY, youngest
daughter of j. ELLIOTT decd, all of Bedford
county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

NEW YORK, Nov 16.-Ilenry De Wolf, United
States Consula at Dundee, Scotland,died recently
This aecount comes by the Baltic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

BLOODY AFFRAY.-The Memphis Enquirer of
the 9th instant, says few days previous II most
dreadful alray occurred ON the steamer Dresden
near Helena Ark, in which one of the passen-
GERS shot three men and killed two others.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
DeeIr,Jcfi,,e Fire

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. l6.-Brunner's Cotton
Factory, at Paramount, was burnt last night
Loss $4,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
RELTGTOUS NOTICE

=, KEY, JESSE ). ARMsrEAp will preach in the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church every evening of the
present week, commencing Tuesday the bond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

RAILROAD FROM LOUISVILLE 10 MEMPHIS
The citizens Of Louisville, in town meeting, have
adopted resolution recommending city sub
scripton of -l,00O,0 in aid of the Louisville
and Memphis Railroad, to be expended on the
Louisville end of the work, provided that the
Mayor and council shall first be satisfied that suf-
fcicnt means to complete the Improvement to
sources
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

$50 .'i5s' A EN-, e%a.y soo The s1
u September NEGRO MAN uaned ANDREW. lie
probably still in the cou1y, N, il MT, in the vicinity
al B9chinan, WHO'RE his WIFI lives. Andrew js2t -
Yeats a. dge feet six rsit inrhe~ hight rm >onr-
wIHt sH,t,. aud 81 bown cnnl'lrXin'. wl gee tho
u'vc r,N1si -g lie 1plehersiou. 1t taken nut at the
raj ~; ,, Ven i've dollars if taken in lhc county.
alt.d,ilv.r-i ni' II scored in jail
"ov2I-cs +. PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

AW NOTICE,-WOOD BOULDIN n
i removed from the city of Richmond to the I'd
OF Charlutte. wi here fer attend the Circuit CoaH
Charlotte, Campbell, Mecklenbug and Halifax and
District Cnut~ at Lynchburg and Petersburg. hf
n Richmond. tnov l9.wlmt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

NOTkCE-Alt persons arr caution. nonins, h,,e
ing ~ ire Spassius in any way the estat, of The
late Dr. I W. Read Of Bedford
nov u "9" WM A READ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
Decision on tho Fugitive Slave Law


Attorney General Gushing has given AN ollcinl
opinion hmm interesting questions Fugitive
Slave Law ense, presented by Senator Bright, Of
Indiana The facts in the case are briefly az
follows:
"ln June last, Peter Ellington, of the State Of
Missouri, instituted proceedings in due form NJ
indianapolis, in the state of Indiana, for the re
cumatiun of John Freeman, Il colcred man, re
siding at indianapolis, alleging that Freeman had
escaped from service due To Ellington, in the
State OF Kentucky, aud n warrant was issued
byu Gommssl NOR of the United States, diree-
ted Ia John l.. Robinson, Marshal of tie United
States for the state of Indiana, commanding him
To arrest Frccmnn,und hold him to abide the law
fnl decision ia the premises. On II hearing he
fore the Commissioner, il was proved satstj cto-
rly that Freeman did not owe service to Filing
ton; and he was accordingly discharged and re
leased; whercupon he brought suit against the
Marshal for alleged maleasancc in the premises,
IN his arrest and personal examination, in view
OF which facts Mr.. Bright inquiries, in behalf of
the Marshal: First whether the ca,e can he
transferred from the Courts of the State of Indi-
ana to those of the United States; aid second
whether the Marshal may be authorized To en-
ploy counsel in his defence at the charge of the
l.. States.
On the first point, the Attorney General is of
opinion that both parties being inhabitants of the
State of Indiana, there is no existing provision of
law by which the ease can be removed to the
Courts of the United States and he does not think
il eNpedent in this case, at least in the present
stage of tito suggest any other possible mode of
bringing il before the courts of the United States
As to the second point, the Attorney General is
Of opinion that II would be proper for the Pres-
dent to authorize the employment ofoounscl at the
public charge, for the defence of the Marshal.
SOUTHERN ROUTE TO THE PAClFIC.-The Tex
rs State Gazette of the Ist instant, published at
Austin, gives an account, rs we learn from The
Baltimore American, of the return to that city of
Gen. Thos. j. Rusk and party from their tour of
exploration of the most favorable route for rail
road between the Sabine Rver,in the east of Tex
as and I'll Paso in the extreme north west They
had been ont two months. From Dallas, ON the
Trinity they travelled to the mouth of the Clear
Fork of the Trinity, thence up that stream to its
head and across into the valley of the Brazos,
striking at Fort Belknap. Passing up the Cleal
Fork of the Brazos by Phantom Hill to its head
they crossed to OabCreek,a tributary of Colorado.
Al Oak Creek they mot party who had explored
the remainder of the route to FL Paso, giving Il
highly favorable account of its capability. As to
that portion trayersed by Gen. Rusk, il is spoken
of in terms almost rapturous for fertility beauty
and general adaptation to railroad purposes
Wood and water of the best qualities are said to
| be everywhere abundant.
/
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CON fIERC;tl


LfNeHBuRG, Nov. n
ToBAeeo.-Receipts very ligbt -
mings 81 50al 90; Lugs Mt i 10 sa's't
mon Leaf So 50a7 90; shippipg' ,9 q
good manufacturing Sl0al5. : y
WHEAr.-Reccipts large. Prize.
ences of the late foreign adyice. Is enda
again. Sales for Red 81 %: Wbi "ase d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
FUN, WONDER AND DELIGq1
AT MASONIC HALL, Lynohbure
FOR FOUR NIGHTS 0NEYnl
W Y AN,
The Magician and Ventri,o,uJ

Will give a series OF his POPULAR ENTFgT
MENfS in the above Hall comm,nrne IN
Monday Evening Nov 2lst, and oontiup
Thursday, gath, inclusive,
When hr Will introduce new Experiment. An
Scenes IN Fentriloquism and the ever-laugsmb#
moving and speaking Antomatoms.
ADMISSION, % cents; Children l25 cent.
Doors open at 6d-Commeuce at u O'Clock
tS' See smull Bills
nov 10 Is 7 TOY I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21
VIRGINIA & TENN. RAILROAD
ltss .,.s.. E /; -. ..,a.s -.
MiuI.Q Arrnnmr ulcal

~ and nilrlE ThursluY, Nc IJlh, TIE Express Mil
" and Passenger Train will lenve lyuchhurg daii
eNrept Snwlay* at d o'clock, AN. and arrive al Rig
Spring at ia ocock a. NJ Returning, will leave Big
Spring Mt o'Hoek =. NJ, and arrive in Lyncbburg at
% o'eluck.P NJ
The Accommodation Tain viii leave Lyrchbulg lai
ly. except Sundays, al y oolock, NJ. AMI
BnhsbeNs nj 81 o'clock, I NJ. Returning, leave on
sacks pclock, 4. NJ ard arrive in l>nchburg al
10 O'clock, A. NJ. TiiOS. SHARP, General
nov2l-ts Sup't Va. 4 reun. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-21

Prices OF Stocks.
City Bonds, par l00-snles ..........
Nn. and foun.R. Il Stock, par 100 teuar'fd
Citizen Saw. Bank StucS. par 100. ..-.....
i.yurh. Hose and Fire lns. Stock. par %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-29
THE TURF.


THE FAST TROTTING HORSE WASHINGTON WILL
stand for the ensuing season. as follows AT
Caleb Weeks Hotel jamaica L. T., every day, except Mon
Terms Season lcTerms SIS the season s25 to insure
Season money to be paid in advance Any ting
with an insured will held accountable the
that with foa Good pasturage provided
for from distance The groom has no authority to
alter the above terms.
Pedigree &c.-Washington is beautiful bay ten years
tail He has great share Of bone and possessed Of great
muscular strength He got by the rotng horse Napo
leon his dam by Mambrino; Napoleon got by young
Mambrno, his dam by Commander. Young Mambrino was
ed Messenger his dam by Duroc the sire of American
Eclipse Commander got by Commander, "a Of I'm
ported Messenger his dam by Light Infantry The sub
criber deems further pedigree unnecessary As an cyl
refer match WIFE kembie fall two
years Tho distance three mile heats to $50 lbs wagons
The very heavy in many places feock Deep
This considered to be of the best record
under tho and that he nherts all
q hs s o milo 20 lbs
wagons j. Conklin names b. h. Washington; j. Whclpey
CHI. h. Kemble Jackson Time. first heafrst mile
3Ot second 800 third 3o6 Won by Washington in gallant
style Washington obtained the first premium, in ls7 at
the Suffolk Agricultural Fair held at fp the best stud
horse in Suffolk county Washington half brother to
Black Harry Nelson's Colt and Rhode Island three Of the
finest trottors At on the turf His stock very pro-
On the 18th of November 1851 Mr. Smith Burrs two
old FLY, Rose of Washingtonl by Washington, beat Mr.
Jackson Nichols two old colt american Eage by
Caesius NJ Clay in match for 5000 mile heats in harness
JOEL C0NKLIN.
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EXTRA Paw.

TIXTRA PAY TO THE NAVY.--To THE OFFICERS
Ia and Sailors 30 s the United States Navy, who served
in the Paehc during the Mexican at any time fror
1876 1879 Call at the Subscribers extra Office aus
get the exratse double paw granted you by Copgress
EDvJ ARD BlSSGLL Agent and date pursor United Ssaot
Navy 20 South William street below Wall street
JSyTRA PAY TO ALLU. s,SAIL0Rs &C, WHO HAVE
~ served in the Pacific during the late war with Meseo
Beware frauds and impoons and save your money from
sharpcrs of Compress makes all powers OF attorney
10 draw or by Of extra pay null and
vo;L unlet the same andthc commissioners notarys
other ocer certificate Of Your Judgement thereof
ara dated tho day make them aud after the accounts IL
the shin you served IN taken mp at Washington the
eiIou there claim. ana the amount da
hsrc area Tor your pay further nforp atom an
NV 20 EDWARD BIssEIL. sgept, and late putssr
nNyyy n south William street,
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HOUSES ON EIGHTY-sIXTH STREET. YORKvILLE.
IL To let at low rents two of the Of handsome
three story with verandas in front north aide
Eighty sixth street. directly of Fourth avenue and
the railroad and stages The street h 100 feet
J. G. KIP, Third avenue, Eighty sixth street, to
=. L. SUYOAN. l68 WAYerley place.
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.WARDs

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-THE OFFICE OF p. DE
IN LAMUNT, City sealer Of Weights and Measures fol
May from its present location Fulton street. to No
street. off Franklin square, door to Dr. John
ston's medical Office.
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CLOTHING.


MAST OFF CLOTHING-$2,O00 WORTH WANTED
" Tho highest cash price will be literally given in current
money large and small lots of good left off clothing Of
description Address through post call JAMES
MORONEY at b second hand store IL Orange street. near
Chatham.
(yLorHING And FURNITURE wANTED.-LADIEs
" and gentlemen having TO dispose Of receive
fair caeh price sending TO the stores Or letter by post
s. COHEN, Az Hudson street, and 81 West Broadway
Ladies attended by Mrs. Cohen.
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED.
~ Persons desrous Of converting their of articles
into cash obtain fair price by ncndng for tho subscr
Der, at his residence, through the Post Office.
l.. NJ. DUSSELDORF, No. 10 Elm street.
N. Blades attended to by Mrs Dusseldorf
ITO DEALERS IN CLOTHING. ABOUT FIFTY OR
sixty dollars worth clothing for sale In one lot con
siftng of tweed Office coats plaid cashmere coats
and light colored tweeds &c II not sold in day two
will TO auction Will be sold very low. Apply 20
G, II. CLARKE, ilo W lillian street.
REMOVALS.
r~No>>N~NoNNNNNNNNNNN-
THE sew YORK AND NEW ENGLAND UNION TEL
oxraph Company will remove from 20 all street and
HNaVyeI street " " Mall street, NR0Vt wv VI u 1Hs
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FINE ARTS.

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN NOW OPEN
IN at the Galleries G63 Broadwsy opposite Bond street
from NJ to 10 M daily The 28th annual exhibition
nearly 500 original works in painting and stetua
~ before exhibted by living artists Single aanis
sion % cents; season tickets 90 cents.
GOLD DAGUERREOTYPE PICTURES.-MASCHER,s
improved stereoscopic patent March g. 1853 Is acknow
lodged by the best Judges to be practical e
Gent portable md by ut least 100 cent cheaper than
other esant tits in fact an ordinary daguerreotype
taken up by the useless velvet cushion sample will be
by mail free Of postage the receipt Of ST. The
and qualities furnished with fine plate glass and fine gt
CHER. No 4Os North Second street, PHILADELPHIA
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MRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HE
wi skill in forstens The fstu:s. has arrived. and VI
and love- by astroogic books She tells 70 10
y and the name Of her visi.srs Mrs. Alvin JsAhs "
pewary up stairs, Stanton street. Ooe hours eW
10 A. n. 70 r. n Ladies 30 eents gentlemen q.
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to Brooklyn Monday, April IS at liz A. M.dark calios
Dress close hood Of worsted newspaper
which you seemed to read something or twice-sof
eyes, hair little waved fauess mouth and ohm and
arrested Please address Naval Officer No i26 Fulte1
manner state your address, and pay postage Whoever,
whatever be- boldly learn Character and
experience full proof manly and honorable intention