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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
Federal lppointments,

We have nothing to say against the bestowal OF
Federal appointments under the present dynasty ex
clusiyely upon Democrats because expected moths
ing else from it. and that course it intends to pursue
nj all hazards 1t is the nucleus OF the whole party
creed without which the party could not exist Az
ter the relentless prescription Of "honest capable and
faithful" officers Of the Government solely because
they are whigs-how has the Administration dstrib.
uted those offices among the members ofits own par
tyr Has il bestowed them upon Democrats the most
deserving and best qualified for the places Has it
regarded fitness all in the selections of public Off
GERS from the ranks of its party? On the con-
trary are not the offices of the Government dealt out
as rewards and brides for partizan services, without
the least regard to the important consideration wheh
not the appointee has the capacity to fill the
post If we to have Democratic officers exclu>
sivey let us have the best men the party furns
But they are not the men who receive the appoint,
ments. Unless the applicant bring forward q
great array of testimony as to the party services he
has rendered, and of the different interests he can
unite in support Of the Administration he must stand
aside for those who can. Not few members of the
Democratic party WHO have not made party hacks OF
themselves, OF were not identified with any particular
faction, but whose qualifications to discharge the
puOHC uulleS Wcrc WHAT uau 10 recommend
them, coull testify to this They could not bring
capital enough into the concern, and were conse
quently informed, that with all due acknowledgment
of their high qualifications, yet their serviceswere no
needed. Why is it thatsome Of the most important Off
ces of the Government are left untitled up to th,
time, while the interests of the country have urg"nh
required that they be promptly filled? Are there II
men in the Democratic party competent for the pc
sitions, whose services could be obtained? 1t woul
hardly be admitted 10y our political opponents tina
there are none, and we do not intend to innate tina
such is the case; but why those appointments
made Plainly because no Democrat, capable or il
cable, can be found to please every ism Of which tn
party is composed, and We Lave President VIII
shrinks from the responsibility Of making such a
appointment the public interests require, throug
fear Of displcasing cOntendng fictions. This, W
take it, is not the kind Of President the peopl
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ses-a eonsummaton to which the strength of tho
people mas not yet been equal but Of which there 4 mo-
sNsou 70 despair The great parliamentary reform in
orv' britain was only carried aer forty years of con
uueu' tnnuai persevering exeron Our constitution
Ioo'n, IN this point Of the Presidential election NAV
require out lev year.; in the meanwhile am for The
people 70 select as well elect the candidates and for
Trenee TO the House choose out three preaen
u y me people instead Of nomination of HON
The House Of Representatives no longer She
uan ana dangerous electoral college that Il once was
instead OF thirteen States, have thrty-one in
stead OF sixtyhve Representatives now have above
Two hundred sResponsibty in the House now well es
aosned and political ruin and personal humiliation at
ehu the violation Of the will Of the State. No man could
De elected now, endeavor TO be elected later tho
peence OF 1900 and 1925 who at the head of IN.
INST and the choice Of majority OF the Union The lesson
OF ,hose times would deter imitation and the democratic
principle would again cruyh all that instrumental in
h"arung the public will There is longer the former
uanger from the House of Representatives nor ANYTHING
IN" TO justify previous resort to such asscmbages a.
our national conventions have got to be. The House is
ega and responsible, which the convention not with
better chance for integrity having been actually elect
cd oy the people, and restrained by position by pub
opinion and clause in the constitution from the accept
ance OF office from the they elect IL is the consu
uona nmpire and, until the constitution is amended
Tor acting upon IL ~ IL is
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Arrival Of the steamer Asia.

The steamer Asia arrived at New York yesterday
morning She sailed from Liverpool on the 2Ith ult,
and brings news up to that date. Nothing decisive is
reported as to the settlement of the Eastern question
bat il Is believed that it will be settled amcably.-
The excitement in the market for breadstuis keeps
UP, and further advance is reported.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

rf "'''rs 'rrE'.'-f f''of oIa ir Ifa uafrrI-fs
W. hTep 90 attack af ts r..a trl... -rI ,,-.
on ihr .Fr.i rs i...sr.t.e ari f,r t.e ,t.a.,. Z
Hlrtl1 d's"H zion r. friga.. ..-,fr rf,I ra ,,,
80, !oI 'H ..a.. 30 Doc ...H l'tuo 81. DOL. 81. ...,
Ihe Ll'' He. 'r a. obituary, speaks ~ I.s 10 70
mi' ah' h.I '.I r....lrr rsi n.iy L.r.ffs. .f..
iAf, t.t .pI' i.I I.r..-'l.gs .. hsiafi... ID ,
ANl f'.r In. g 1 r'ntet NJ POO. sind. ra rst.fn ~
one Ahf1 ~ lr.'4 .fs. .. By - r1.rlf, % .., q
t.I hnIf, .rf.f 'fpt Ial..H -.... .as4t .seI E...
lh' fY- OF f..i'Ir JIfe l. .. q ar.r rIt, 400,
t'' ".f' 'l. ~ tHs fpu. a. Dill. s.a,I..r st.t
~ ." H....Y1 f.tI.. r.relt@I oH i.. a.t.,,....
v' W' DHrn slltlf1r b.ns. ateI bed 81 g..
icy ~'y -"'i lH ~ har relief 81 rsgs! .,rtj,.
' .r "..". .f e,f f1sI ~ che eatt.I. t.I
g. " .If 'l.H.. ,fae end a.-..n.y 90 .'.s.ft DE
u I'-..' Hf''.r .1 t.f.ri private sryserty vile .
60, ktg,, y. li5. in alD'Ianeo. Tie eiIp-t n
Nyrf9L H,5atf 1'''''~'' "a'iaf'.-
Bo'on' ihey siy, g. ths -e,, cts .o ,.. .,,i e., ,,
p,,.o. To- p, p'P'i''oo. 81 b.. nrabIs proper, sae
dred and iorty Iol.fs
sI'ne capitalist have it 10 e1ateayisi,,, A., go, -.
s'''u''s tobacco fio.9ry Pori,mo1,b ", ''''i ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
TIL. COn,ert-iId for m. SureT,r..

We feel that it is hardly than necessary to call at.
tention -four citizens to the notice the Concert to be
given by the Armory Band Monday night, the pro-
eeeds Of which aid the New Orleans sufferers So com
mendable an object cannot fail be duly appreciated by
the kind and liberal citiz.ns Of Richmond L.. gratifying
to know that tho pcsence has abnted much Of late but
it has LEFT many in destitute condition who will be unable
to provide for themselves for time yet and many
OF that number widows and orphans.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

AHgRIc,y Wfyg The quantity Of vino annually pro-
duccd IN the United States has become subject Of deep
interests The Of 1910 gave 10000 gallons a.
the produce Of that year II has often been stated that
since that period the culture % tc grape sud tho manu-
hcture 81 vine tcrcOn, htyo grOwn luto business Of
considerable importance in the S'1cs bordering on The
Ohio river, aud that several HUNDRED have been
p1rte in vineyards n hat valley which Yield at the rate
Of thtn % 900 gallons Ut wine year The total
product Of the Jnon 10 1850, given at 22I 29 gal
Ions.
The consumptjnof vine in tho United States. though
by no means general amounts IN tee aggregate large
sum. The impots during the year ending June 1851,
we're dl6puJl gallons, of which, probably, thrcclOurh'
consisted Of the wines Of France. The value invoice
cost OF the article was s2,ail 900. Tho average
sumption Of foreign wines wol therefore, IN quantity hut
about one quarter ~ gallon Jr each person. and IN value
only ten The coincidence j. soncwhit remark able
that this b. almost prcricy the rate n consumption or i'm
ported vine among The people Of Great Biuin. Hut IN
France. according 90 official returns there ' produced and
retained for consumption 900 uJu gtOu4 Of sine noung
25 glou' - each person ia tho population.
Transcript
Wou,yF Rrorts CoSyySrfoy.-This body assembled
at NcS York last Tuesday morning Luctctia Mott pre-
sided. Among The Vice Presidents was Wm. Lloyd Gar.
rison aud other noted Abohuori,ts Among the rcsOu
tons adopted was the following
Resolved, That the monopoly ~ the elective Franchise
and thereby Of ~ the powers of legislation and govern
ment by men, solely uf the gro-nd Of sex,
mOnsifOus usurpatiUn- alike by reason and
common sense subvcrsvc Of ~ tho principles 81 Justice
ard demorakng IN is operations, and Insulting 70 the
dignity of human nature.
The proceedings frequently interrupted 10y hOwls
and hsse from the audience and The services Of police
were brought IN requsidon 10 keep order DR. SuOd
grass q BildmOrc briefly addressed the meeting VIM
Lloyd Gifrison made grand onslaught the press and
denounced The reporters The speeches generally claim
add pOEdcal matters, .aa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

SH Information Wanted OF Edward r. I~r-wh.n II
heard FROM, was in Norfolk Virginia lie ha. ab.eu,ed him
from my bed and boaFd for four years ANY
concerning him. living dead, be thankfully received
ms WE. Direct to No. ios Grand Street. Ssts York
se2-dlw 49,
LOON To your inerr-'!T Le,cisJHr0 CAroaicle wee
paper published Ia Lewibug, Greenbrer county has
subscription than portion Of the State and
enequenuy the best medium for Merchants and ddrerti.
ve"eFd"y that can be procured in Western Virginia has
the AdvAntAse'of more cru loca,ioa we'll a. the
hasa good subscription In the counties Of
orer Monroe, PoeAhonas, Allegheny BATH Fayete Nleho
and Mercer AS the subscription price been reduc
70 o"y oHA DOLLAH per dHnWrn Il must be better med
% u'siusers IA future than at present. EeI-d2ttc:t
~ No'iee-rHoMAs s. RIDDIcK, having engaged him,
with the undersigned would be glad have call from rpv Of
friends who are In want Of Clothing, either ready made or
70 order-besides Gentemens Furnishing Goods. Shirts
other Goods usually found General Clothing House
80 snrcc..o, a. s,I 'aa sI y, ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

The wEATHER.-The temperature for the past week was
remarkably ehangeable The three first days Of this week
excessively hot. On Thursday there was marked
change the day being cool and peasant-whle on yester
day the rain continued to pour down from morning till
night without ntermisson, any noticeable change
from the temperature Of the preceding day.
Notwithstanding these sudden changes the city contin
ues exceedingly healthy, usual SO far as our opportu
mites Of ob5ervation-and they Of necessity enlarged
enables US to notice, the appearance of funeral in the
city is very In fact, such an occurrence is SO rare
as to command particular notice excite any scruti
ny into the sanitary condition of the city
Thanks, however, to the vigilance of our Mayor, to
whose cautious foresight in causing every incentive to dis
to be timely obvated by the prompt remoyA of even
the least Of contagion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

w The bu.ine-s Men OF Richmond, who use pIlI n.
should leave their orders at ELLYsoSs PRINTING OFFICE
hne STYLE on the best Enrsh American paper, and ~
any pattern Ornamental design, furnished for every bra.
OF business All kinds Of Job Printing executed a, very low
ee' on the celebrated Rugsies Rotary the Adams
job Presses.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

0uR PRxxIERs INSTRUCTIONS ON x,,,c Jrx,,.
Coon BkaisSIsG.-The Paris correspondent of the
don Tunes has given a very h,ttering account of ,hr
appearance of our acting Charge des ASair,s AT Par
sandIord, at court In TIE plain dress OF an American
zen. lie says that This unassumiug costume which
scented striking contrast with the glitter of emhro
and the blaze OF stars aud crosses around, caused
sensation, aud the topic OF conversation in all the
cal circles" Aud this, too, DO Il remembered, atb
sanford appeared In the fashion Of the present d
Wnen, IN pursuance OF Governor Msrcys instruction
shau have doomed the diplomatic costume Of good oil
Franklin from the broad brimmed hat to the knee br,
e. the blue yarn stockings and the steel shoe bucket
WIZ make still greater sensation. And so vii
dress, aud will Mr. Soula at NJ ,drid To hi, an,
remind our Premier that the Law must be enfor
according To the fashions of Dr.. Franklin. The ps
expect iI-N. y. Herald
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
MARRIED.

In Lynchburg on Thursday, LIST inst. bv Rev Jacob
Mitchell Mr.. JAMES z. SCOTT and Miss JENNY
hiktkfATRlcK. daughter of Mrs. Jane Kirkpatrick,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
Asornxa Co.rr.-E. Merriam, in a letter to tina

ANOTHER Cohkr.-E Merriam, In q letter 10 the n
Journal OF Commerce. says:
"The captain Of ship Houqua, arrived at San Franc
reports comet w. s. w. at p. NJ, April is or 80
lat 90 os s., lon. 10 ls w. Accounts from Australia
oeastful comet became visible at Adelaide on the n
May; it, place was in the constellation of Orion.
Professor Bond, of the Cambridge Observatory, wi
70 me under the date OF September LIST, and says:
nave no other than newspaper accounts Of the co
sseh IN the Southern Hemisphere In April and Nav la
we snsil no doubt have good account of il from Mr.
ee%, me Astronomer Royal at the Cape"
-, we nave 4 letter from one OF the passengers In
Plymouth Rock, at Melbourne, from Boston. contai,
,Se olo"lng extract from his diary: "sunday, May
y, we nave comet IN view when the evenings are cea
II can be plainly seen with the naked eve at an sng
forty degrees with the horizon and near the belt OF Or
bearing W. BY N" The Position OF the shin i
given but she passed the Cape Of Good Hone on The
ming Of April 10, and In Ion. $50 on IN. 9Th of
Nine thousand eight hundred and forty nine .tee,
passengers had embarked from Liverpool since Ist
guest Tor America. or these, s,lST were for New Y,
sl6 for Philadelphia, LOIS for Boston, and IFS for
bee, w W.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

SourH AMERICAN PEorEcTIoN YRou THE SrRoKE oY ruy
StNA very intelligent and distinguished gentleman Of
New Grenada has called inform w. for the benefit Of
the public, that very simple aud most ecac Gus expcd
ent used in The hottest parts Of his county to prevent
tie stroke Of the sun. ln consists merely in filling the
upper part Of the Of the hat (which should be of
straw, chip or some other light material with cotton
WIN hs protection alone lac labor in the
helds IN the hottest weather, without injury Tns l. the
case AZ Olna. where the thermometer unfrcuuenly
from III to l2o deg Fahrenheit in the sun. He once
mnched division Of troops under the rcct rays OF the
sun IN one Of the hottest valleys Of the "errns caen.
ties and they suffered no injury fOn the exposure In
consequence Of taking this precnuton Its found that
cotton better than anything el4e that has been tried Alb
Serbs the heat from above aud the sane time transmits
the moisture rising from the head Knowing the great
value Of this practice in his untry he hopes no
tce Of It IN newspapers may induce persons 70 make
experiments and introduce the hbt If resortng Ia this
useful e'pedient p hot westher.-N J. Cowier e EGgui
rrF
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

AUETHOPOI HALI,-Grnnd Instrumental 1onc,,,
w BY the ArmOry Bras. Bapd!-The Armory Brass Band
pleasure In Announcing to the citizens Of RhAOnd
NEW ORLEANS SUFFERERS
VIII take place at the above named a-kndy rendered by Mr.
The Programme selected for the hch will he found
beloN-W contain OverSrrs CavAtna. IRON some Of the
most popular Operas Of the day.
PRORRA HHE-PlRr l.
Grand Overture from the Opera Emma III
2. Salt sulphur Spring PoIka-Pred. Dolnger
!. hlinou,gh Waittss-labitIt.
g. Duett, IlaOr hank ,rtere ne d huns Ar
rangedby J. b. Smith.
PART L.
J. Aria f'on the Opera "t.ncia "a Lsaermoor-Dontzetu
Song and Waltz ~ ClHihood lone Arranged by J. D.
Z, Csvadb "oa,u Diva" from the Opera Norma-Berlnl
4. Henry Gays Grand Mireh-C. =. Graiula.
Iif.
] Grand cayatlna OuEle solo) -Auanged by } D. Smith.
= -Oh 10 The Silly night by request-T. Moore
U,11e" Aud mir Ddis"-C s. urafnia ' ''''V
&c Doors open ~ ~ Ccloek.
~ Concert 20 cnmulcuev a. 8 o'clock
tN Cards u admission, 80 cents.
" To DO had AZ the BOOK stores aud Of J. suh, Rsn,
The C9m9er-Jams' A. Scott James y. Dupuy, Thomas ).
Evans, John " Sheppard, IT,, ". rs isatcs. sciO-2t
NHEAT REDUCTION ~ PHiCEs.-seing OF 10 Move
N MORRIS l. HALLOWELL co Importers and yobbers Of
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
ia Mfrtf STRAIT, fiOGdelDifr,
Whng to close out their present stock of goods btrg moybg
into store ak the attention " buyers 70 be large and
DRESS FANCY GOODS. RIBBONS. &c. &C..
Tabp ciufei Reduced Prices s9 Orders
cgv strict attention and shall have the benefit Of the reduced
prices ... sciOd2v
EyOR SALE OR HRNTThe large aud desiraJy located
~ dence, With he onc attached thereto IN The ocupan
Grace et', re,y In front Capitol s,uarr
account l most beautiful location u e admirably adapted 70
VII be pr rent hr one year from the Let October
Tor iern',applyto ... .-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

PAsisrS kNol' ESra,ss hns gain furnished ri, ,;,l,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

~ The oouee'n q q n. Tcitsngm O. Co.. Or Ne,
io'h Advertising Agent. gaining an cnvi,l, conn
t"'on '' energy and fr't rate bushes. c.p,eiy n,
ihsf P'omP'ne'' ani Punc'aa'y uib nes.9apcr p.,,l
era 'hsy are en''ed TO mike cnt terss co. cs;, n,
vs''''ns patron We publish or them With great plea.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

Hon. oeorge foisd.u,r ftmcry rri.eI s,s.es SEM.
v0f from A-'sipp, died e. Jackson 10 ta, Sat. 81, s
on in''''i lie va Gle h-'t Jessa,s ~ C5og.s.s la
'app'' 'nd on hsr sdmi.'i1n iu,, l- raiyr. rls u.
,l,''y chosen 'n''cl su's' senator which D ', be-
hs'a io' great humber Of ,sar5. g. va,
time Governor Of bs STATE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND RETAtL-We invite the
readers ~ @ WHY both IN city and country call our i9rsg
and "adlrs
Sa1uu' u Tor all Roots Shoes trunks 0r
a and hasaequrcd The reputation Of giving bargains 20 AL Our
aortu~t D. comprehensive sod complete, embracing afelts n
h' a. ven asuty Including Children and serants Shoes 10
great abundance and variety, proportion n gich has
been h n ~ c lowest cash prices, and will be sold on The
SINE terms Wcrep.ciy invite call from those in want Of
any thing ilne. WHITE PAGE,
rsIu Ma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

N meeting "" held in baltimore last T.g-.l.r
evening for the purpose Of extending auI per.tr- The
commercial intercourse q TIA. city -il tbe sys,b !,
vas resolved 70 tke speedy action the e.tb.AnertoS
''''n'hip' 70 savannah Immediately on che completion
'hs hne 70 CDarrstO1 Subscription ., re gpgucI md
subscriptions received iJr that object.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
n osEPn RopeKns q SONS cuTLEaY.


- just received per steamer Arabia 20 NewI ~
YORK. and steamer RoanoEe Richmond, -
one Of Joseph Rodgers sons celebrated
cutlery, consisting In 4 n, Pocket $500
Knives. Ivory, Hone Back Horn Handle Kntv-. =,
BY set doen Ivory Bone aud Bues HON Carver
sHperor; RaEors In Toilet cases aeSfnO rue d
berny Ladet une scsots, In getts Go would ~.
specifically call their anton) and Joseph Rodgers and son so
peTior double case Razor StTopg for sale low by
ANDAEw JOHNSTON A Co
importers and Dealers In Hardware Cutlery, Guns 4s
sci0 No III Main .tr.ft
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

70 u b. es'ima'sd tat Ten t,qs,aI psr.,..t.,. A..
oi The epidemic 10 NsW Od,aus and rl. r.., &C.,. r
dFed thousand dollars have been collected fr,.. ~,
The sufferer. ..'-'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10
WV. IRI SMITH,
SUCCESSOR TO SMITH & MARVIN

nutLNn
FASHIONA MIR CLOTYIyG
UlEas leave % inyile those usUoa Richmond s,,,,,
- the STATE AGRICULTURAL YAtR, ana So ~ ,s
Get The ful value o. thcir mnacy cloth M tb.m,et W.
their children, from ave - sixteen Yeas II zee vii s,d ~
O. their Interest % Walt they get 10 uilhr,,d -,
give me cf ~ my NANUFACrORY nsing the snlv ban, @
tind ~ We state, behooyes the ci1enq 10 loot 10 their -
eres ~ patronltng ho dHEfttgre ara viii DO vs 40 givs
ne a. ssry ean ~ "a Main street. RlchmSld, Va s Rich
'es wM IRA nuTH,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

~ We publish an eEirac, from COL Benton. H.,or-,
a. We Ind It ia the National I1eiIgcnc.r ia relation e.
she election OF President by the House Of Representative
IN 1879. We are not to be UNDERSTOOD endorsing The
comments % Col Benton the fleets Of tha election
but We give the extract go f A. it contains. 30 cg1psr
tion with the sketch Of he election corr,.ts ,io,,.
Of Mr.. Clay sgainst the charge Of barzso and co-y,
upon tle testimony Of Col. Benton
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

10000 pair Mems Russell RroEues OF their on
aetue, suitable public works. actores and
wear, ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

" THE L,riE-' Psr1n g.y,,.l I,i... nj ...-
have s'uoevsi The det Of Publishing p1pe, ..,r d.
t'e given shove J. s to be via, Boz nam. rc,, i.,,,.
LAd'e' paper, in every scnac Of che t.rm-eIi,ei ,,
pfn'ed wholly BY them and entirely devoted Co. t.i, h
teresfa W. "''" i'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-10

" The 81 L7os Dsm1gut OF Autu., aY,b .,sts.r...
ao''ee' non Green river represent rs Tobi,co ,r, A.
vey unpfomI-Ing IN iIli tcg-on u N.-.nnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-05-04
MERCHANTS.
40 the Citizens of the Fifth Con-
gressional District.

DY n recent nrt Of our Legislature, the couafie' Of
ID Halifax. Henry. Pittsy Ixnnia Franklin, Appomai
tor Patrick and Campbell, compose the 5ih Dist1et
The cizers Of which and those Of the adjoining eo"
ties, invited ie meet in LynehboF, OF Tue "e'
known
CLOTHING AND FURNISHING BAZAAR:
to examine the largest and most desirable stoeN ~
Spring md Summer Clothing, offered IN this section
OF the old Domii ion,
Just received from mandatory, supply t1o
which shall make constant addition throughout IN
seatoD) of seas ,nnble Clothing
COATs.-Cassncre Casbnerctt, T@eeds, All
CrotoD, Drap-de- Etc, sccrsucker Brown French l.
White do Fancy DO; Planters Linen, Erminef, IL
Duck ara other styles Of SUNNI coats
PANTS Of every suitable material. ~,
VESTS. Silk, Satin. Marine, Linen, Lustre, "o''
ted dol Fancy Marsces, VIII tie do, buh do, gold TINS
eed Party Vests silver tnseled, do, Embroidered NE
rjno. do. :.
FURNISHING GOODs.-Linen Shirts, fine, nedf-
um and low priced Collars, .OPera Ties stocks ofa-
vat. Gloves Socks, Suspenders. &c Particular aten-
lion Is given this departmcntand large ana compete
assortment of the latest styles Of the above goods con
rtantly ON hand. As. ohAfEh " ".
BpI Its