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ss,Ars-A large number Of petitions were introduced,
"a xahd,s wa from ths hlss; which were referred to
tbs appropriate committees
NJ, Hunter reported bill to change the mode OF
,k0r payments 10 the officers and members OF the SEN
AZ which was considered and passed
Mr. Bright reported bill give the appointment oil the
ssnt Secretary OF the Treasury TO the President. by
and with the advice and OF the Senate which
Vas considered ard passed.
Some other bills were introduced and referred. when
The Senate went executive session. and soon alter
adjourned.
povss on REPnEsEATArivEs--The principal subjects
discussed were The motion Of Dir Houston Tor he az
nootment Of 1 clerk TO the Committee OF ways ana
Means and The preamble and resolution OF Mr. Yates 10
the eject that il was the duty OF Congress to act prompt.
~ IN relation 10 the Pacific railroad Both resolutions
were laid upon the table.
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=. q. MCGUIRE. Aac4sonssv
VALUABLE RUrLQpwo LOTS NEAR THg rAvv-YAnD-
"Wednesday htevuooo. Decesbev i4th " ocees On
the asd ., ~ s0osee NO.
ss7 fronting i5e feet INCHES ysnr's svsnse -
suSdiudrs - - - 9ass
wth Of 10 feet tscnes ssM -
sven.s, running ITO sct II sncns- one ~ W.
depth 81 sscst - 49, - ges
* eseh with dspe @ " res ssss 10s
perfect
Terms. residue in air ssd wsvs nnsss
~ "'s- sA"-~'''' JAs. c. NICOTINE,
Dec i'd ASs~s~b
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ny Old Kentucky Home

The SUI shines bright in our old Kentucky home
It's summer, the dsrkles gay
The tops ripe aud III. meadow in the bloom
Will. the birds made music all the day.
The young fo,ss roii the LITTLE cabin door.
Al merry, al happy and bright;
By'n by hard Times come 4 knocking At the door,
Then my old henlucky home, good night
Weep more, my lady. Oh, weep no more io-dsy
Well sting on. soog tor oar old Kentucky home.
For our osd Kentucky HON. far away.
Tiev hunt FOE the postum and the coon,
On the meadow. the biil, and the shore
They sing by tho gIinmrr Of the moon.
On the bench by the old cabin door
The day goes by, LIKE shadow Der the heart,
With sorrows where all was delight
The time hiss when the dsrti-s hsvc part,
Then my old Ksntnsy hone, good night.
Wcsp no more, my lady, NC.
The head must bow and The brck viii have bend,
Wherever Inc darkry may 90.
a trv more days and the troubles all viii end
In the held where The sugar grow
few more days tor iost The weary osd,
No psfter-'t~il never be light
A lew more days still we totfer the road.
Then my old Kentucky home, good Qhtt
Weep no more my lady. iSc
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rou SALE or REvv The rousse busr -. ,, q
rs a street w- " IN s.n s.. | -
besss kitchen, aHd csns 80 /. -. ~ ~
oa-es IN tbs city wsssv - - ysrs t 49, -
and xs~dsn. Pose Ac. snx.n -
as,,r Of room No. 10, 6sreva IL ~ 0M~s ="
D~e 10 " A. rsCuTPPELY.
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Mr.. Charles F. Fisher, artist Of distinction. has
compisisd his great rhetorical painting OF the
able battle oil New Orleans This man of genius was
Inc instructor of the celebrated Leuze, whose painting
rssressntus Washington Crossing The Deawase so
blhiy appreciated BY Of artistic and by the
people wherever il has been seen Mr.. Fishers work
OF az, 10 highly commended by the press OF New Orleans
where y was for sometime exhibited simring pub.
he The veterans" OF the sth Janpary--yenershe pa
riots Who happily S survive enthusiastic in their
concentration and admiration OF Mr. Fishers painting
The picture has. we learn. been brought to This cts.
and the modest yet emineutly gifted gentleman vs. hose
pencil produced il co.t~mpases exhibiting il in some
apartment Of shs CAPITOL The arrangements TO
effect that purpose are contaminated. We cannon dorb,
thai thousands will eagerly embrace the opportunity 10
behold He-ike de''nes'ion Of the stirring scenes OF
he sior'ous hasIIe Of New Orleans
Mr. 9. Cameron. No Columbia Place has kindly
handed ns The last numbers of The Industry o. An Ma
ftnns
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Acids benzoic, boracic, cit kip
rc, aud tarrxric, asocs, kofmes
alum. amber, ambsrwis, Lac dye
slcofnoque, annao. ran Lac spirits
con or 0ri~aus La.sngs suitable for shoes,
Angorx Thibef aud other lppers, boot, booiecs, OF
goats hair mohsir, buttons, exclusively
manufactured Lrecbes
Animals, living Lemons
Annsssd Lemon Juice
Antlmooy. crude and reEu- LINES
Argo, or crudc tartar Linens. bls.chsd and I'M
ATow-root bicached
Arsenic Linseed
Asa!uiiia L,quorcc root
.aneo. used srea,ivoIy M.ddsf ground, and mad.
mannTes der root
Bananas Manganese
Banks used for medicines, Mamma
dycing, tanning. or Other Manufactures OF nohssr
purposes cloth, silk twis, other
Bsry's., sulphste Of manufactures Of cloth suit
Barila q soda ash able for Manufacture Of
Bells when old, and bell Shoes slippers, boots. boo
nets, ~ ony 70 DC 's- ,o-.; 90 buttons eI''a-
Berries, nuts, and vepcfa- Maps and chsus
bless exclusivey la Marble In tho rough, slab,
dyeing In composing or block, manufactured
dvcs but Article shall Marble, manufactures OF
be chased such that has Marine eosa nnmanniac.
,n,c Medicinal ROOTS leaves.
Beriss flow r., and buks gums. AID resins. in q
Bisfu,fh crude state
bitter sppIes Mineral bluc
Bl~achinx powder or chic Moss and other vegetable
Blus OF Roman vitriol, or urs.-s
suiehass Of copper Music and music paper.
BoIting cloths with lines, bound or an
Bcrxx bound
Boucha leaves Ns,ron
Books. msgszin-s pcriodi- Nickel
Gals. pamphlets. aud inus- Nutxslls
uatsd newspapers, bound Nnr Vornica
unbound. being cdi- Ochrrs and ochrry esrihs
uoas printed prior The used IA tho composition Of
yaar lsDU painters coioss, whether
Bsass IN bars, pigs, pairs, dry or ground IN OIL
sfseets 0is--ps,1. cocosnat, and
Brsss. when old and ~ only olive
10 b. remsnufacturcs Olive, pure not
Brazil pn.te otherwise
Bssxli wood. Brszlsue aud Opium
all other dy--woods ia Oranges
u1cks Orange and lemon peel
BreciA Ofpisn.nt
Bunsons anreiins 10 Osier, willow. of basket
rots makers use, prepared or
H,ouza ,irnov nnpfcpsred
Hronz~ powder P.,m Test amsnufsciurcds
Burgundy pitch Paving stones, paving add
Barrtooss, wrought OF u'- roonnx tues aaa bricks
wrought Patent nordsnt
Cadmium PeaHs, u act, and
Csi,,n,n- mother Of pearl
Calosnei and o,hef Pewter, when od, and g.
nal pscparslions oniY 10 be fernsnuiscurs
Cameo. and Mosaic. aud Pnespr.s
limitations thereof, pot set Iisnt1iBs
Csmphgf, crude init-hps stones
Cantgstidrs Paminos aod pomuee
Csssts huds stones
Cssiaram Quicksilver
Chrk i.sss. oil whatever Inaicfis al
Chron0ac,efs bor ship, k4sisns aud reeds
sHd ps4ts thereof faciuted
Clay wrought sud hh"bsfh
won ghf Rotten
Cobsn Red snd white l-~d
Cocoa ssd cocoa si,ei, Saffron and saffron cake
Cocoa na,s Ssgo
Co.a,is hemp Of ro.s 90 Sal smmoniac
Has salt OF ali Kinds
Coisee bom whatever coan- salts epson, gisaber, and
I'M ported Rs,cv@tl~
Copper, q PITS. bs', plates saipcsr- nitrate Of oss.
zhect~ a. potash, ry'i,cd OF rrnd~
Copper, when old and At ssrsapss,lls
otiy u pr ~ manufactured scetilse
Copper iof si-aihins u yes Sasiaccks
Coppsras or green ystsios. 90 suensa
suiphass Of IRON SILK, raw, 10, ,ncrs adj
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INDUSTRIAL sxaRtrrosrhe exbbit ton ia the spacious
hail OF tho new Baptist Church, 18th street,
trsciing general attention. There - fine display Of
manufactured articles from eight States Of the Union. The
addresses TINS Ear have been adnrsble and IA.
BY u " ~ Crosby and lady have eliciisd the
praise Mr. 9 ~lt give another tonight and IN
tfodnce by eciaI request Of bis songs that excited
20 opch iorer~st during his former visit ss cry Look
ont for 4 RICH
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vanced in manu- factufs
than singles, tain or or
gsnxtaS
Sesds-namely. beinps<ed
grass, IApeseed. fpusfard,
clover, canary. card4nutn,
Canmip, cafaway, coil-
andes, and seeds OF all
kinds used for agrieulsa-
raj, medicinal. hossicuita-
raj, and manufacturing
purposes
States and safe pencils
Stnzlss
Skins and hides, raw OF all
kinds. whether dried salt
ed, OF picked
spices Oh all kinds
Spongos
Spunk
ssJussis.
Steel IN bars, east, shear, or
German
Sugar OF lead
gurhkc
TaIlow, marrow, and all
other grease and soa p
stocks and soap stuHs
Tspiocx
Tea, from whatever country
imported
Terne tin plates
Terra Japoaica OF catecha
Tin foil
Tin, in plates or sheets
Tin plates, galvanized
Tin, in pigs, bars, or blocks
Tortoise and other shells, un-
tfianufic,ureh
Tulnefic
Type metals, and old type
H. only to be rcmannlac-
tured
Vanilla beans
Watches and parts Of watch
eS
Watch materials OF all kinds
Waste or shoddy
Weld
Whi,ing or Paris white
Wines Of all kinds, except
Champagne, limitations OF
Wines, and adulIotaIed
wines
Woad and pastel
Woods--namcly. cedar, tig-
num~yiim. ebony, boz,
granadllls, mahogany,
rosewood, satin wood, aud
all cabinet woods unman-
ufactured, and fire. wood
Wool, costing less than Zoe.
per ID.
Yarns
Zinc, speller. or tenteneque,
III sheets or pigs.
per cent. ad patorsm, are to
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The Minister OF Jusrics has recently addressed vou
nisou, report Epsror concerning me admnisus-
ZION OF civil and commercial justice in France in 1881.
from which CLEAN the following facts showing that the
gay French after all, very peculiar and liiigou'
people
During tho year sis appeals in civil matter, were carried
before Court OF Cessation s.45 civil commerce al
saars before the Imperial Courts; lis 9a2
case. were before the 36i civil trbnnss tmakns
Of tho thousands Of old affairs tbnt remained TO be
Judged D 1919 $40 submitted to the ubu-
OF commerce. where there remsined about 70 600 old
1876 $40 decisions after pisndns, and % 100 by de-
au rendered the instccs Of I'll. peace who also
eued q other affairs and considered ~ ia Which
afterwards sbandoned
Adding 40 all the which befo. the various
iudicsi authorities sni have the immense s'sl
OF TVS l42 civil and commercial and that without
counting difference. settled by simple ordinance, NC,
Sc.
Comparing hese figures with the population Of France,
and .upposng each family 10 be composed Of ou
and hs We over ono civil and commercial
900 900 heads Of ismiiirs- e., ule more than one
for every eleven families year ons affair for
every head Of i,mily every eleven years.
Fsom the report from which The above information
drawn appears that in 1854 the number OF bsrf's'c-
France o27 who paid toxcb~r tUs sa francs that
year (.lenaed aeenh Of the rent Of thcit Iodgng
20, their licensss ~ bsis'ers the Council Of State
and Court OF Cessation. who paid ss7 franc. tor their
licenses 1893 collie tors. Lo paid ia 9iS francs for heir
l9s attorneys Of the tubon, Of oommcrce, who
paid so77 francs s2 registers, Who psid ~ sS7 francs
ts hms'ssrs "a Of sheriff. ohcef) who paid ioS
6ls fsocs and 40 nosscs. who paid s7s s56 francs
IN. BAN these legal gentlemen pay each year for their
licenses the Of hcensh pau OF the Of their
offices that svoc of paid BY Them ger
y~sr ~ Sis t9o francs, which IL supposed by official eal
oneion represent tenth part Of thesr prcfescos' rev
Thus appears that the French people p-y bct
lawyers annually Of Lees than 10 500 900 francs
S2t O00o9o Add this tho resis'rsfion and
o Duties Gay 275 on o00 francs. which I. the official
estimate Is5a) and have, the tols ~ legal sr
pen.-s per yesr the alarming otsi Of sbou, 400 co.
900 francs, or ssa 00o,eool
The Archbishop CT Psrls has i''ued pastoral suef 20
III. clergy and faithful Of has diocese, in which sfeer
dwelling upo, The lmpoFfsnce Of harmonz ng religion and
.cirucrrhe lamps which enIighsen the wofd'-bs
incomes. bis n,cptioo Of cvds,nux every grand
rs sgous services cel.brs'.d under the ~
Fxs eee, (school esvs in tbs church Of ~ Gene
We've fhs ctnsfksbe edhce being situated in the mlds
Of the students qsarfto Lasi~ The fts be celebrated
IN the sunday befrrr Advent bus rhis year for
tions es6cns will place the first sunday during
Advent
The service i ocnsitt OF low nass, accompanied
by singing Of panssyrc sa,n, no'ed psrs'oa-
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Cork tree bark. unmsaufae
tnred
Cf~acu OF tartar
Cubebs
Cndbear
Diamonds, glaxlsrs', set o.
not sol
Diamonds, gems, pess!s, ~.
bies, and other precious
sioues and limitations
thereof; compositions Of
glass, paste. eIc.. set OF not
set
Dragons blood
Dried pulp
Earthon and stone ware
Emery Ia lump, no, pulyer-
I1cd
Engraving, elchings. or
plates, bound or unbound
Extract Of Indigo
Extract and d~cocs,ous OF
logwoods aud other dye-
woods
Extract Of madden
tiaxssed
fllnis
Fruit, green, ripe, dried.
presses o. picked
Fullefs earth
furs, dressed or undres,ed
when on The skin
Ears. hatters, dressed or
undressed, not on the
skin
Gxmboge
Ginger. green, ripe, or pre-
served
Gnld-bcaters' skins
Gold and silver leaf
Green turtle
Gum, Arabic
Gum, Hasbsry
u I'm, East India
Gura, Jcdda
Gum, Senegal
Gum, substitute, or burnt
starch
Gum, tragacanth
Gllta psrcha, unmanuiac-
tured
Hair OF all Kinds, unciesned
and cnmsnn,acsureH
HONS, horn tips, bones,
bone Ups, and teeth. an.
manufactured
India rubber. in bottles,
slabs, or sheets. unmanu-
factHred
India rubber, milk OF
lndigo
Ipecacuanhn
Iridium
Iris, or orris root
Ivory. unmanuiactnred
Ivory nnla, or vegetable ivo-
ry
Jaiap
The maximum duties. lon
DO applied 10 brandy and 9th
or other material. cordiais, at
chen wRsssr Ilqueurs, marass
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Last Three D~ysI
evening al III srd Wednesday and Fdy ss-
noon al ~ o'cloek-
BREWERS cnw mirror Of the Mammoth Cave ~ KsssscaS
ID Niagara,
win BssDpe, ~
~ WoN1p Has
sdd~d Odd Fellows Ham, WanNR
on. snd for few days wI
with the above grand will b. SVEN ~
and Avondse. RI afseFI4
E.
open At * O'Clock co~mesce nj ~. -..-..
John HOwonTH,
800 Deoaoesss,
Dec I4-d1 JOSEPH a. w. PIKE, Aosst.
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Jaap
The maximum dates, 100 per cent. ad paforeuI,
DO applied brandy and spirits distilled from grain
other maera cordias absynthe, arrack curacoa kris
chen iiqucurs naraschno, rataa, and all othor
spurious beverages of q similar character.
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Third Of wonderful Rsvsi Family
wspsgspAy EvrsIso, December a. 1859
Aftsr which viii be presented, for the last time,
PAoUfrA.
To conclude with ballet psn,omime, entitled
KfalkA; or the ADVENTURES OF AN KRONAUT.
The evenings perform with Tho farce u
VALET SHAM
Prices ORES. circle and parqnet,e, 10 cssn
served sraa IS ssau family cifcs -
I'd e ca coiovrd gallery, u
open 20 y 10 commence At ~ O'clock
Dec IL
NISLEYy vARIETE,
(Lase iron Hail. 8an
Fourth night Of the brilliant young uarrd,sa,
MN. w. n. GooDALL.
"WEDNESDAY EvHrsse, Deccmber IA, las7,
win be performed a~e, great dsama AZ
THE DRUSKARD.
"a. dc corsair Mics Gertrude Dawes
Song ~ vo0sS
To conclude isurhsblc farce Of
THE YOUNG SCAMP.
Price. Of admission PANTY circle Dvsss sircs, -
IS Tickets admting eesdennsa
ladies' 81 No charge for reserved sssts.
Dec IA
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fleet were in the neighbothooi Of Napiean (Napakan
the Susquehanna aud Saratoga on cruise Eastward
and touched at several Beautiful islands where they dis
trbued love stick They also touched island named
bonean To their surprise, they discovered few Euro
pean residents consisting of English, Scotch. Irish and
spanish, who had cl whalers aud established
there Amongst taem about eleven women The
GoVernor Of the island Is Scotchman. lie claims the
island AZ his and has been settled there about
~ years. He has family of several children Quo of
whom was drowned few days before the Susquohanua
touched there, In endeavoring to cross the bar.
The Commodore has made a purchase OF a piece of
land containing about ten acres for fly dollars IL Is
good situation Of the sites OF the harhor and
- intended for Government coal depot Tho island is
mountainous and the harbor excellent having from cgh
teen to twenty fathoms of waerat the anchorage Shells
sch as lobster and craysh abound land plenty Wild
coats are to be found. Pums, bananas pantains and
other varieties OF fruit, arc abundant on the island
Inc Russian rigate Pallas and steamer NoStock
c this port ON the sh inst join the Japan expedition
as is reported.
LATEST BY MAIL At LIVERPOOL.
Inc hing OF Prussia has concluded 20 20 OImuly
Tor e reason that bic going there present would
too much eclds.
From Madrid rumors are rife Of another Ministerial
e and correspondence the proprety deposinc
yucca Isabella was freely canvas5ed in private political
circles. This seems doubtful
The Bishop Of Tahiti had arrived in Paris
iHE FRENCH Bread MARKEr.-Lltcst advices saw that
,uSh Wheat continued to rise in most of the French
haAe an opinion gaining ground that there Wa more
OF tne OLD crop on hand first believed Four
Nhleh had fallen in Paris S5i and SSt per l57 kilor
"'u again risen TO sgt and 9Of.
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MIRoroLusS HHt-wyman gave his second perform.
snce at this Hall Tuesday night Ills mastery fee'
In vcntrloqusm and Magic excited much interest," while
the numbers In attendance we're immense.
He held afternoon performance yesterday, 70 which
the Orphans Of the different Orphan Institutions Of the
city we're invited We noticed the teachers and scholar
connected with tho Female Orphan Asylum on their way
to the Hail. This ia kind act on the part Of Mr.. Wy
mat.
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i"EArSh-We are happy to say this delightful place Of
amusement Is about to reopen under new auspices. H,v
been beautifully painted papcred aud the seats ccusb
oheu presents an appearance Of ueatnes aud eiey.,c.
woeh Is seldom seen in Of the Metropolitan Theatres
mr. . H. Taylor the Manager. deserves be well patron
1e1 s season Tor the expense he has been order to
make the Theatre not only place of omus.r,on, ~.
instruction.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-10-06

IHr ChIstsE JvooLrRs-The Fakir of sivas original
troupe OF these celebrated Jugssrs will make their first
appearance at Odd Fellows Hail. to morrow pi,b, TLi.
celebrated Troupe will present rich treat aud from rha
We can observe avery general anxiety Is felt to wnc,s
'her interesting performances Nothing can be mora
amusing than the original freaks Of the celestial WI,
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Having Len tororc expressed our concurrence il
the conclusion 10 which Mr. Marcy came, IN his lcttc
10 Mr. IIulscmann-( thou-h we do not freely coin
eide with him in some Of his positions we rccur t'
the topic again. only for the purpose Of notic som'
Of the incidental features Of the letter
Asa whole. it Is Performance highly orcdtah'c
20 the author-clcar, simple, concise and highly per
suasivc Ii at least can do no diScrcii to American
controversial Diplomacy. We disposed to accord
lust commentator when it is due, and this is not an
oncrous tax since we see little in Democratic quar-
ters TO commend, that the tribute falls iniroqucnty
AMI lightly upon us
Tho portion Of Mr.. M,rcy's letter. which gives Us
crumb Of comfort in this highly progressive age,
and which lights mp the future Of the present Ac-
mnis,r1'ion very much as a iar;hng candle llumncs
a star,css. mooncss night giving us "tho word OF
promi,, to the car, a; least that administering and
intervention are to find no favor with the present
Executive Chief, is found in. the following doola-
ration:
The U-d stas has rs ir ~ sr,' md =, o7'i,1' ds
sire 60 maintain in'r-n'no.. r.,i 4, ,' , al
any o., th, Ea-2rga1 p'TZ' al. w.. ' ii ., any
se ' .g gls ' a, .ssa ] Lave ,, Sd rS
entering upon che dae Of h. one H. rrg.ligr s97,a2
f'r~ir1 i-erc'ur.e- we hese nothing 1 our '.S %
:, invite ,ssrs.on. W have M r', .. rl,rr
IN me 7su,, o., our -.sr sr Ta.e need De- "' aFPrs
Ia pI-ssaa-- " ts r-r e. rl Of ', govern
u-. and any deviation .... I @ =. INV sr Is.u.
-ns sai s s.' I'd as.r q ,.,=.l, I'vs-.
Here we have the co0sllur assurance at least that
the Presden, is disposed TOLERATE his solemn pledges
I'm assuming the purple and that DE has not permit
t,d them to slip his mind. Tn these days, when the
Executive will has oy-r-h1dawcd the Legislative
1.t.- ~ .l,. C,v.---,.u+ %, ION FOREIGNERS con @
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monNoNn MARkEr. n.,. b 1saa-

TpbAcCo-s marko. steady and prices Without md
trl' change. WeqH.is common logs i o. o. C and o. GOOD
rlr1'leturrr ft 7 r g. common t.af ~ 10 .t ls II,
H..tIrrr 3D. y ta go.
WHfAT-Wc quote red ~ tfa1 and white 40 o. nv vsr
choice lots W0 ll command ratItr hFIrr rates
HESTER WHITE, Commission Merchants.
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Tur Trs1iSos CouRr-Tbc monthly term Of this Court
commence Monday. judging by tho favorable state
Of things Ia criminal aspect, before tho Mayor during
tho past monu, the calendar will be unusually light
There arc however a series Of case, outstanding since
the last term which will be disposed o.
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TO THE LADIES.
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.

TENITE Fashions for the have been received,
at the store of Mrs. q. PHILIP, 90 which e ~
respectfully asks Of her and the public
rally, call. vct-dGw
w ANrED.A to Goats; also hands
w and Vests. CaHat H. Main street.
ocI WA. IRA SMITH
AYERsEEE WANTEDA sir gle young man, who
" bnCru, recommended
factory reference. will situation
ing or hands, very healthy section u country apply
Ing WN. GuUiliN,
oci-c9t Governor street, Richmond.
unA KITS NO I BOSTON MACKEEEL, just received, Tor
ocIDIt LEWIS WEBB 4 son.
MAIL MILLNERY.-N O. BARTON, 100 Main street.
n sciycd complete assortment u Millinery Goods, consisting
VI Bonnet and Embroidered, and Tinsc Neck Ribbons
Flowers; Sk and Velvet B1nnets Dress Caps
Head Dresses, &C. Also, Cnaks, Mantas and Cspes oct
UNlNE FRESCU WORK AND HUNtrON LACEs.-N e. BAR
Y TON, 100 Main street. has just received variety Of
French EmhrHrrc1 and Uonton Lace Cola and sets o.
Mourning Coars and Sleeves very handsome Also
richly worked BLACK Grape Collars oct
NuARsEfJLrg AID LANCASTER QUiLrs-Marsciuts and
w Lancaster Q1it, for sale by
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Tito PAS UAsu,.. The County C1If, uf Brooke. ou
Monday, tue application O A,----. EiI5ugrou q Wells
rriutel leave 90 Cue f-bur- and ~.,lDeuyIle Railroad
Company 80 90 change thc county roads, allow the
construction aud wOsAur ui chat road. The vote stood
= E.ca0.Is- Luxe hc'tuTe and Ephrim OSug- for DO
frpu App0-ite aud VIM. Ds1lmp, against one Of the
great obstacles % the prosecution ofthe enterprise thus
removed We informed that there are over 900 men
employed fho .s miles BOO question aud that it will be
ready for hebron before tine Penn yaua portion, although
/, is but lew weeks since She hrt blow struck Oh
it
r.. Sine. fo above article wl- pu. Boo type, thg Court
5f before I.- ....rrmrrf W,ln..iIy. pr.a.l 1u or
H.r ul notion . te Attorney 0fhe town of Woii-Durg
%. vs. Lsre0". El, annuIIrg and setting aside the ac-
u0u oI Cue h.. Jay, ADD masking the said touna party
defendant '1 ac proceeding aud the matter continued 90
o. further term.
The reverse action of iHo Court not 10 be- considered
iu .ue l-a'0. opposition Co t.e Panhandle Road JIt SIM
p.g Goo place the tI"u bob position 90 make dc.ruc.
..HaII .He DEier 1u not Doe completed go Wc,Jurg vs.,
hope t.lc "iI 1c better understanding among the par
.s Interested lUI uJfH favorable action had at the rrv
term of tIig Court lItItt4ry L,r1N
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DIED

A. P0g'rsr.- To- tts y Cuahrr,ui -n %. god Jay
~ July, De- WI MONTGOMERY RALLUW ,.a " Csrt J5tg
: b'.i'z, deceased in 'he -}i year % Ei, axe.