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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
New Confectionery and Ice Cream

New Confectionery and Ice Cream
~ SaiOOm.-lhe subscriber wishes to inform the
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon in the house
doors above TinsIey, Taylor & Cos tore, main
street, where lie intends keeping all things in his limo
fresh and nice, having great expense aud trouble
fitted his house in the finest style suitable for the
reption OF the Ladies and Gentlemen, who may favor
him with their patronage.
He has also fitted up Ice Cream Saloon where thai
delicious article viii be served up all times, when the
season opens.
Hoping to share portion of the public patronage, he
Iny requests visit to become satisfied.
! ZETEL,
mar 4-dtf. Late of Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
mar 4-,itf.
L'iRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUR

l. HI H n " II n EtBNb N9A u
L ANCE.-Lynchbuvg Hose g. Fire Insurance n
| many
This Co pany makes Insurance against loss or -
tge Fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco 80
ries and other buildings furniture Goods, wares @ni
merchandise. generally in and country,on the most
| favorable terms.
Also makes the lives of all persons
luying good health and of sound constitution for the
| whole duration oflife or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. will be
| insured sonable terms
The Company will also take marine risks from and 10
my of the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
| IHtes.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. G. PETERS. Vice President
SAMPSON DluGUID, Chiet Engineer.
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John .iegat, Nathan b. Thurman
tieorP' W Yancey, Ohm Otey Taylor
William 7. Anderson. William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Secy.
Dir. P II. Gmer,
DR. VIM. Otwsy Oven. -'e"'" 1"""'''
FehS--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
rT,HE HAZARD POWDER Cot

THE HAZARD POW OER CO. h''
Subscribers most respectfully inform their fren l.
aud the public generally. that they are Agents for tn
Hazard Powder Company. for selling Gun Powder and
20 furnish by wholesale retail, in 6i l23 20 Id
kegs Kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder nj very low
Iprires We have the exclusive Agency for Hazard
Electric Gun Powder, and all Of the sporting powder
w B. & c. FISHER,
opposite the Norvell House.
Innn Is Lynchhurg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
EAGLE MARBLE WORks,

CTEAm RIFLE WORE s.
- Holm T. ROGERS has removed his MarbieN ork
corner Of Nam and 9Th streets. whercwilbe ounG
6uea.sortment of Egyptian, ifnnaa and American
Marble Monuments, Tombs. Grave Stones, ManieI
Pieces of every description, WaP lates, Fronts Se
Any design in carving executed in the aeatesi man
aer. Orders from the country, with city reference"
fomptly auended 10.
Mr. X having served his apprenticeship one Of The
largest Embellishments in New York city and having
much experience In the business latters tmsef thai
all work executed shop willgiye entire saiisnc
! ior ms any done North or South.
Richmond. July l4-lyd
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yNCnBURG FOUNDRY.--rns busi

YNCnBIRG FOUNDRY .--1HE bust
4 ness heretofore conducted undei he hfm e J l
&c S. DIUGUID will continue in future ." '~
dye of -
DIUGULD g. BROTHER,
and they axe hi, opportunity return tn oah
the public for the very liberal patronage t"fln hrm -
l. r. K q. S. Diugnid. and beg con rnanrr a tio
.ame.
We have on hand lot ofToBAcco SeEEwS M fREs
as a Tobacco Fnisherust gortenur f"ugl md Points
NJ al descriptions Mill Gearing, Wrought aud cast
rhreshing Machines, &c. g., &c ..
j. 7. DiUGUID,
Is,. g s. DiGGUfD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
OCKETS, LOCKETs, PINS A.,

OCkETS, LOCkETS, PINS &c
IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
lie has jest returned from the North with an unusually
large stock of Deguerreotypeing material, embracing
Frames, Cases &C. of the latest styles and patterns Al
large stock of ockets and Pins, some extra fne
made order, which will be filled with pictures in ro
hest style ofhe low prices, according quality
At Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank
Z. E. GIBBS. Proprietor
N B.-Pantngs and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copie
Sto, furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. lots P.E &.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

A MOTHER SUPPLY of fresh READY
n MADE CLOTHING a BAKER d. CLAPEVS,
corner OF Maii aud Market ST., where Goods be-
had well made any in the State and for as little
money, call and see at BAKER CLAFEfS
iInaI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pectfully ask continuance of the patronage so
long bestowed upon him. to the new concern and in
this connection he deems it proper TO ask all who are
indebted to him to forward and settle their
counts without delay.
Thereare many claims of long standing, which must
close up, and it is expected that all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attentonto this notice.
jan 8--dts s. DtUGUlD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12

NEW GOODS AGAlN.-John Purvis,
" Agent again opening great variety OF New Good
viz Pnrasols, B.rncts. Gloves, Cali oes, Lawns NIB.
hons, I trimmings &c, &c.-All of which viii be sold
p C..h only ma 2l-ts1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-12
Ready-Made Clothing.

USE RECEIVED
- 10 hbls. Rock Fish,
90 bbls. No. Cut Herrings
25 Boxes Olive Oil,
Is Tons Country and Rolled Iron.
Hhds. Prime p. r Moasse-,
10 bbIs. Orleans Moasses,
25 Boxes LOAF Sugar.
All of which offer for sale low
July 2-ts JOS B. NOWLIN g. Co
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

ian l1-d&cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
WHY ELECT REFoR,IERS,

We have many valued friends who are candidates
for Municipal stations Wing tickets only, and whom
personal grounds should rejoice TO elected.
We will instance tho regular Wing candidates for Al
dennen in the Yth, With and XIXth Wards as men in
whose integrity and fitness have entire confidence,
md whose course In Office would be up
right anl honorable There are such, Of course
come on the tickets Of each party Yet we trust a
minority Of the Municipality to bo chosen next Tuesday
will be disnctiycly formers and pledged lcgisl-
tors snd nadhrutcs to know 10 pariy,-ior these
reasons:
Because we arc satisfied that Municipality chosen
by either Of tho great political parties and owing allo-
gionce accordingly cannot complete the needed work
Of Reform. II viii have many party dcbtsto pay
many party hacks 10 quarter the Treasury many
ssons 10 mike 10 this that interest for the good
OF tho pary that II cannot deal with jobs, salaries and
slnecurea or II should. 70 commit the work Of City
Reform 10 National State party Is to render it sub
scyent TO the wants behcsts and interests Of that
pary, and 30 to crush all vitality out Of II.
2 Because neither National party would Ike, as
party 10 incur the odum and brave the hostility which
an honest and thorough reform of Municipal nbuses
would DO certain 10 excite. Very noon. this veteran
~ The party ranks must have place though entirely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

gate sucb sperson, bat that possblysome Of TIE sh.,
having among its citizens artist resident thsre N y,
effect the object by appointing him. Tho Psder.I
Government will do all il By giving publicity ,, a.
scheme when The proper time shall arrive.
The Exhibition in Paris in 1912 composed Of Frs,,,
things, was very splendid The Minister Of TIE I,,.
rior anxious TO throw it open to all nations bs. n,
French manufacturers objected. England aceorlia.,,
carried out the idea so born and stifei Tho P,1.s.
Hall Of Exposition will in all probability, be tie h,,l
soonest of the three, the national pride pima,
and besides in artistic decoration no place Is sqad .
the resources Of the French capital The Gtss n
Paris including the decorations of the Place De IA ca,
cOrde, the Champs Elystes the Madeleine, aal a.
Chamber Of Deputies, not emitting the aquatic sisr,
ments of the Seine, are in style Of mAgnfceuce s
we have conception of here aud doubtless tue san,
rsnscendental modes of illustration and illusion win A,
called into action in decorating the Industrial P.a.
to be erected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOvEMmh A. 900

unfit 10 m A. and hal clever barapgucr must have a
Gt o,,c ho r suorlon ofhis patriotic fervor "Whig
oEclorm or " Democratic Reform must always nm
,,,,,,r fila and will seldom fully overcome IT,
z we wcrc among the $4,000 who virtually pledged
u,u,c,,on laa, Juno TO make thorough work Of this
pc,om and not bc turned aside until tho job was fin
,,l,J We meant IL then, aud we mean il Wc
uud have no man vote for knayo or fool because no
IL on the Reform or any other ticket we hope gooi
men of all parties will be elected and knayeS lett az
lone but We would decidedly prefer tho choice oil
Reform to that of Wing Municipality And though
This is not our reason for our course, wo believe THIS
would be better for the Wig party ITSELF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

The Adamantme Rally Of metropolitan Hal last
evening was vast in numbers and determined in pur-
pose JOnR VI. BRADHUHsT presided JAMES j.
BRADY was the chief speaker, and NIKE WALSH and
joins G. MATnEH followed him IN cnthuaiastic spirit
was eynced aid it is manifest that our City De-
uocracy do not recognize John Van Buren,, Martin
Grover & Co NJ leaders With Tammany Hall closed
against them, the Custom Iougc black mailed 10 fill
tie Soft Treasury, the German papers and tho Liquor
interest persuaded that their to be Soft nay
ke contest OF two to clear away tho smoke aud show
unmigakGbly who's who but the real sentiment OF our
City Democracy il Adamantine, as time will show.
How the impending struggle will result hard to tell
but thus far the show of non-Oical strength aYOrs
the IIards So in RoclIand Putnam, Richmond, and
most Of the adjacent Counties. But much for the ii
tre depends the vote that will be cast next Tues
Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

The REVEREND c. EDWARDS LESTER iqursd A..
Delegate from the Bleecker-st. Church, Utica. NY
to Worlds Anti-Slavery Convention held in Lo.la,
in 1910 In the reported debates Of said Conyeuso,
the following passages occur:
Mr. FFwsTER an English Delegate Womb 49, -
"of our American friends whether In the event M NJ
Convention determining TO add ess the PREsIDssr of
"ihe United States, the address would generally appear
" in the American newspapers
REV. c. T.. LEsrER-Yes; AMI we would publish A
well in a cheap form would beg leave to suggest oss
thought whether it might not be proper for this Consen
Minister at the Court Of ST. James that he sot better o.
ample 10 Others when he comes here, than by keepng
vassas in bondange at home a. 20
Rev {. T.. LTsTER--l knew him Ia certain fiytr,
Slave well and for the last six months was in AmicI
he sat under my preaching in the church where Tho d
Anti Slavery Convention was held in New YORK. in ls
when mob of gentlemen Of property and ga ldng bras
into our temple and tore down the altar OF GodAsna
that Gerrt Smith the great apostle of American ABB
ion who had joined because he did no like oar
Measures won to ranks Is il true, said he that
"feemen cannot open their voice in Gods house, tie,
they shall In my ownto PetorbOro, 70 Pe,erborOr va
left the temple and masse went 80 miles to his holse
That Abolition which is Graded in the storm the Only
kind that has ever been worth havng-et me poa! y
noi friend in the gallery. William Lloyd Garrison whoa
delight TO honor. a. 3i6)
"REv c. T.. LEsTER-He the fugitive slave dsres no.
reveal himself until he man with broad bimmsi
hat and ali broad brimmed hat Is the shield of free
dom he knows it will project him The man OF God
takes him to his dwelling feeds clothes and comforts
and sends him on to Abotoust for WE hare cAaias
posts al through The FIRE. States. He stops day tso
at Oben that friendly Il yht house which guards the
trance to the harbor Of British freedom At 0bern be
learns what it is to be treated Ike But he wants
TO reach Brtsh soil he Lake Erie and the
ment he steps this ground be is adopted by your Gov
eminent and receives royal charter of freedom from you
beloved Queen Al Sir, I irish she coVd BE- our Qsos
I'm 2 enough 10 make our subjects free" lP 32l)
REV. c. T. LE5TER-I am perfectly satisfied thx
every mob TINT has ever threatened cause has dOo
Us good. we are then much indebted to the mobs ni
more especially to those mobs which threatened ai
GEORGE thomson" ~. SOL
"RKv. c. Z LEsTER-I hope this Convention Ea In
the most unqualified manner condemn the grant Of TO-
CO0OOo 20 far e. it may be supposed to involve the rsk
Of siareh0ldsrs 10 eompeRsati0H.' tP $685.
As gentleman OF Ike name with the above, bat
who seems TO have she'd the Reverend" prefix mi
convenient or unsutsble) is now figuring in our City
AZ most determined foe Of Abolition in all its phases
the public would naturally like to know whether thes
two antagonist Testers are really the same individual
Improbable az on abstract principles the presumpta
might seem. we rather guess they are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
THE TRIUMPH IN BALTIMORE.

The election of n full MAINE LAW TICKET from the
City of Baltimore to tho Legislature OF Maryland
makes long stride in the onward march of the Tenn
rcrnrcc Reform Hitherto, the great Cities have been
supposed mmovably welded by appetite, interest and
habit TO the side of IiquorLicenses, whatever might
he the sentiment of the rural districts But BALr
MORE has dspelled the delusion. Her triumph is no
oruous slipping in ofone ticket by the division of its
opponcnts on several There but two tickets sup
ported-tho Democratic and the Temperance and in
CITY strongly Democratic and by no means conspicuous
for IFS Temperance the Maine Law has carried
Friends al home what are you DOING Shall we be
shamel by Baltmorel Are we less enlightened or
more debased than she Remember that Philadelphia
County answering to our City above Bleecker-st)
elected part of the Maine Law Legislative ticket last
month and resolve that New-York shall not be laggard
in the prevention of Crime and Paupersm. Great
Reform Vote for Maine Law Senator'S and Assem-
blymcn. and cheer Baltimore and Philadelphia with
the assurance that they shall not far oustrp us in the
Good work of Reform
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
TIE NEW.NORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov. 3
The NCw-loRK MErl>LN TRIBtNs for this week

{ utSlnS the following
lFplrokIALS War Furopc oar Coasa 81 Ocno'i Cfy'-
hrcf PSI Ncnit Ntsf. ttc fn.ifeN't 'n'' i'n
g.nrs tlle Casper aascs Ire f.ccAona haud. fiin
lllala frrnss ~ he 1iNAo Law N'-'e NNas
t..sts Narron feiSs,isvt Ncfta'ai &c
u.rUl-TiCAI tNrT LlIGtNCA OS.as ao feinlni OF no
"a. k.ss.c-s "a lcu1sy.san.a, oho Ncim'ni "'''s a.
s18 Texas
Fif.lKrTEE YRON CANS a SHlNG on rIfHtlsN
" NCRNONiSN he Sa, = Prospects O Vsh The Rules
leltsllal Manage
yCOKRTs rONpTN,E Ca srria-R essuaii'n Of Csr's a
krisAss ila... fAE 4hs Azafca fAplsf.ns rs prt
tee N<a-tf a irsFc ga Ane'itans a. Niisa "t'
rs. rlsai o. H.tlS b-sars A.
NI..Ttr JAPAN ENfEpiTIoN 10, Rstarn o. Con- rrffy.
V.l..-gE MILITARY DESoJ ECEs or TURKEY. Letter
NJ Ar- --scr Oh Cos 4.fe-f secretary % tlc lasfi
kL- N.l-4fle
VII EEslFw o. rfE WEEK Civic IA esai,.,,i sal most
slr.a % .A1 l.'rl Mrker "a lsfauis Ceat.al
A---e- se-t- A-s-sa p s7- llas 40 Na-iA aa- Ne
rala
lx.CEINL n Svw.Y0rK AF'ssa.s % j..--ls cr.a' o.,
NErEo2E Ts- Eis.s-s o.r-,.,.-w.f. ss,a. 20 B-sa
E--t- lsr-fe-r 80 Ne aasr flstsf. Aaf-fit
-a-tes-N-rr ft.ls
N-sKE-CaEs o. LECr- as. g-s.s w,.lfsorA.
XIl .AN-4OCH COLLEGE
y.lf.TELEGRAFHlC Froz Wusi-r-r. Nafaaa E.--isa
.-e e--sc. Aera1l Ff--ft p1ftr-.f' 90 e.
AE-r. u1r
AZ NA-FIAlFs - DEATHS
Xy-REE.EW OF raE MARKETS Is2s-p q .h' s-',S
Ora frr~E1. Gaze go L1zarr Ntrs-'t FrfT i4.T
t-1 r-sc.ll.r REPORTED sr IT, Irie.-s
srrs cc-s b. ua-rs cs2 b 'b.sast e; - tcs- -
C---rrz r .1-- o. --c-ar-g Pre-. 8. -sra
srssc1rFrcS De- GER 'r Tefr 81 Ar-- c1pi-t -
E4s c---. s.; ~ r7,at S1e 50i sr-ay e. 60 0ls o.
DIS so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
TIE VOICE OF PORTLAND.

some good people at a distance from Maine having
been perplexed By the bold assertions of John Ned
that the Law OF Prohibition had not diminished run
drinking and ntemperanee in the chief city of Mans
Msor Cahoon, TX Mayor L. Greely ten cergymen ni
al immense majority of the leading citizens Of Pot
land have united IN issuing the following
STATEMENT OF CITIZENS OF PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, October 1859
Our attention has been recently called to statements
made By two citizens of Portland in relation the opera
ton OF the Liquor Law in this city and State. These
stetmeuts are in substance that there Is in.emper
ancc. and more liquor sold and drank in this city and
State, the present time, than before the passage Of
existing Liquor Law One OF them goes far to
say thar there is more intemperance in this city aai
neighboThOod and probably Throughout the whole STATE
with here and there doubtful exception than there has
been ~ dRg time for tweHty years and both give
representations Of the condition of things in Portland cal
cuated ii believed 10 effect njurouly the fair reputation
which cur city has heretofore sustained abroad Ii heN
sa,eme hts had been published and circulated only in tai
city and State should not feel called upon to notes
them. But having been circulated abroad 10 the inIyd
the reputation of city and State and in manner cl
cuattd work mischief feel duty 10 us
In sayng-as we do in the most unqualified terms-at
we deem these and all similar statements as most grossly
AID palpably erroneous and unfOunded That they n
erroneous and unounded must be manifest to every c
did and unpreudiced citizen of city not only from the
apparent condition of things, but from that very sure test
as 10 the existence Of ntemperance the records Of pau
perism and crime .
We deem it proper to add that the personal posli',
which most or all Of us occupy in regared the practical
business and pursuits Of this city, enabled to speakD
this matter from actual personal knowledge Of facts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

.a
We :s s 's S' s !, sj ''aS a
'''''''' Ron,m,e' lh'cA.erd
No. ''' Z e'a asS.s c,
tse UrrkvR n URoruEW. duAiug. from complaints
vh reseh t. frequently h'i couaiu ra'i'. 'ome Of whe"
avoid rissirs their che rfcos they rnt MI ~
i ,cn N tes package " Toutsa closely 80 20 deceive
M END even tho ,uu occasionally, until h o'na
h, ssoes the difference bctween he guuue aud The ma"'"
N would therefore observe that thrr name ana add'
printed on e,e package which to be tho oeb ''eu'J 70
'e rallcfcr ,u examining number Of complaint N.
rtc,eA 60 hc sc enc ofhc limitations They have recently ru
anew copyrighted label printed 10 rcd On the p',as
thcit rs,ert sctRe'sine font, to Distinguish '"' ~ Wv
,.,,., r,o
Whom, s,,, no, tscr the uces Manufactured al tho gro
Mai. 0,lr. Nv scndips through any fe''v"oe' WIZ "
snrrcd with single package Havt's o"'v r.cs,p
Ciccn Miils No Ni cherry ~ n''i & 'A'''F
NJ. Mrs,c-Ncw Prina Donna Song, Come
While she MconsAt beaus By j. r. te.s.s nnS nv ,o Tuci
..re con rsser .aes Thee t"N s'ns are ''"s"" W WV ~
he New Hungarian rcllA BY ThS~'. E,1sE eS@ e,v
The srrst r.ao and Mu'Ic Establishment
t,nn,>c'S RUSSIA S,L,E.--prcc - cents box
s s, h., sei,c IN u.c Sold by oil druss' aud sr,eecae
-, one Of the swnrst aud hest Horscs
~ ''' one sSs: s - rslsi vii is.e
Who can ,'ei = mile u 80 win two persons ina
y'.s .so. ,s. , lad S SSs' S 5sys HIN Zach
Seven Mile Mirror Ohco,
Academy Hall, No Ga broadway
TIIoM,s RAkrR's LAST NEW SoNG-The Hunga-
,i.us iArsn wcrs hy james Smmouds-A cts Tho pi'as
| no Nav written by SCION kohn'on aud composed ny
acrs becoming popular, was sang A'' "''A ~ "o
lstl.eVs Strrraatrs with nnmcusc sgPlnuso
ssished Nv uoG,cr WArtSS No So hreas"v tne stes
- tr A. Gl'lrgt to.s lisugA u \ IL w smNhs heio
lrcas NSrins Gusrs tl3 secondhand Pianos fca ha"'
NUNS EMroRu M-Haye you looked al the mag
cert iss we SoSs and ps'.inS Case. ~h'h s'a nov &c
80 AAntrI r1rseut, Ladies % ccntsuen We have y seen
rrsrrr los slr thfrr saci'-WaN p9s 1
$50, a. I.uthhe EshtA Eahy~um7ots Fore Monn Od'E
ss ssrsid oher 'n 6 900 numerous 70 men 'n
- rbc U,-rCmNsoN FAMILY will sing in Brook
80 F.l gVsNiNa Al Institute all thou now compost
ss Ilc 81 al parts OF BE hoase - cents poo" open al ~
C,rrer s. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

We give til. morning ~ telegraph. The result Of ihc
MARYLAND Election. The Democratic State ticket 10
elected, but the WLgs have carried both branches Of
the Legislature, which secures n Wing United sn'ei
Senator and State Trooaurer The Wings gain four
State Senators and ten Delegates. In Baltimore cry
the crtire Maine Law ticket was elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

The French Minister at Washington having applied
to the Secretary of State relatively to the Appointment
Of Commissioner to represent the United States TOGO
operate with the Department of Fine Arts at Paris in
the labOrs preliminary to the Worlds Exhibition to
take place in that city in 1856, NJ, Marcy replied
Sept 10 last in note Published in the French papers
to the effect that the Presidents has no power 70 dele
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04
~. rrlI.nn. n,r rslIfrrnla.

We shall iisBe TO MORROW MORNING IT. Trisr<
far Coifrnio. Oregou al f'e 61atiih Isi17hf u VIII
sor.a.n rrranary q nu tho Iact Foreign ADD Don.s
tn Segs since the lat steamer money and Mako T.
ror.s. Marriage. D,s'h Sc
Single eopiss IN wrappsrs rrady fr mailing en- Poi h'd
n Dc DIX 10 Morrow Morning Pdrr c'nr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-04

4 highly interc ting description OF thr ''.f Of Co"
Penn. Squadron - japan e' IDENTITY from ihe pen OF
Capt Bucl anan. Of the SuaquenauHAA il@ - "
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