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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

n ria fathers balloon the lrtne from SlsDnoloAe
srrines few days ago in the presence Of large con
cdnTge of suectators The ascension took place % 10 mn
ute uast clock NJ and at 10 minutes utter Iae pal
loon descended on the farm OF Mr. r. Turner nso miss
shove sheuherdstown Va Three ladies' il IS said caught
80, ,I;rs and brought the balloon safely 10 the ground
N vopthfu aerouaut was surrounded BY namosr
Of person aud was kindly entertained By sr Turner
pr~ MrRDxR AT East BOsrOS A hand arman named
Peter Bain resident on Lewis st. East 30 ton. Ies L
home utoxicsted last evening had -ome diPuie with MS
wife Mar VIXEN he knocked her down a1i dragged her
into rear apartment where she was s,on ai,er found
desd Coroner Rice viii fully investigate the AFFAIR BAN
was arsted and II The Police Court this forenoon was
onite for examination on Tuesday next. tie hadbsen
IN he habit Of cruelty beating bis wife Botn parties ~sfe
Of incorporate habits. boston iian'oi'i'
Ar AT OSE FILL SwOOP-We are I'M orne1 oil a sn
sy mortality In the New Orleans associate Once Of the
rrercsntle agency Of Vim. Goodrich and To- OF ms ey
All he cIers died sueoessvey, and then he agent Inc
Dr. ere locked I'D by tn porter colOre man, who aso
died the dsy after be- had teegsphed the state o. hns 20
the principe Office. lfhlsl hsss'sl
Rev Patrick Henry Greenleaf lately Rector OF 81
NJ Pos.ou has sccepted a call % he RectOrship OF
orr, Church Madison Indiana, and il expected IN that
eity with bis family, eazy in September fsrson4se
uur.hased by the Vestry in course o. prepare on
Nr GreenIeaf wss formerly lawyer OF DISTINCTION AMI
: the son Of the wen known Professor Of La" In Harvard
University.
In Canada further changes have been made n TIE dis
tribution OF the Cabine: Offices; Hon A. y. Nom hay
r. tskeu tie Crown Lands Hon Mr. ChmveaE succeed
In him In the Civil Secretsryshp, and having seat IA
,he Cabinet Mr. Sic0,te not having accQtet TO Cos
Lard. Department rendered this change ttsl,aDe Inc
Solicitor GeBerskiip i all e.0 &c oO.eVed = ss med
b. Dunbar Rosss E-q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-07

I.ryR FROM THE MISEs.-Mr. William Hanxers9n, a
reinrred Californian and the first dseovsrer Of the gola u
- .r hours wsshisg This was in Madrf There Is
coeospy sl.o at work in Salem, adjoining town on
Tn4iSay two men of this company took out vial iaI
WIN sTorn eve witnesses though he Disposed TO
oecve ths.n with some allowance OF the existence OF
lie eod he bas no doubt and says indeed we can lnd
= ht here In the river anywhere BET IN qlaanfies
49,, - mail To- warrant systematic gold hunting
100 sin@Ai W (PosIlsad Advertiser
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

Ths Commistse x S(tenle11. =
the M achusgtts I1sgnla1 Fe \ nin
"a u sSport on ~ Hoe1ao -
haye rsIiorted il il hvo on1 t.!
dissenttse. Thy eetifna11 ~ g.
= iion d 500. 900 10 "a. 900, 900
nd thetine neceusasg r. = eomple.
Tin from four % Eve years. The bill
reported 81 To committee authorizes
3 Ian Of two millions BY the State to
tie Railroad Company which proposes
to construct the tunnel. David Hen
shaw undertook 70 show, when the
project was first started, twenty-five
years ago, that the tunnel cUuld not
be constructed in less than city years
1t the least, and probably il not less
than one hundred years, The decis-
ion II competent engineers now that
not more than four Or FIVE years are
necessary to complete this vast UNDER
taking.shows the great advance Of the
.age in The domain Of mechanical pow.
er and skin. The length u The ttn-
mel is about four miles. 49,. - ~
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

:. K. . -. n
LOUISIANA Stare BANK...-W @ have
received from Baton Rouge an amen.
ded report Of the condition Of the
Baton Rouge branch Of the Louisiana
State Bank, on the l2sh january last.
The examining committee Of the two
houses of the Legislature received from
the State Bank report, which they
caused to be printed with their rtport,
by which the deficiency in that branch
was made to be $3O3.il3 20, and the
aggregate deficiency Of capital in the
bank and branches WIS shown'to be
sl15,O72 SO. The bank subsequent
" discovered an error against them
selves, made in copying this report, to
the amount Of ss14,QOO, which suih
should have gone to the credit Il TINT
branch, and exhibited surplus in its
f,vor. The exhibiting surplus in "a
vor ofthe bank and branches il there
fore nearly two hundred thousand dol
lars. The letter Of the cashier and his
amended report has been printed by
the Le.islaturc.-p icayn,c. :
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The Religious Movement.

ANY movement in the religious
world affects the political" This is
the coined expression of an old and
very often quoted writer on the laws
Of nations Whenever any ono Of the
various denominations of religionists
get the ascendency they like to have
it known BY making others feel it.
Then comes the tug Of war, and every
sect marches forth to the combat, led
on by some very modest and very pious
champion, who seeks to crafty his
ambition at the expense Of morality
and virtuc-Christians come together
and = clash of arms is heard which is
vastly crcditable to the holy creed of
the meek and lowly founder of the
faith. +....
One cannot but see ut casual
glance the storm that gathers over this
nation. We have only to look back a
few years into the history Of New York,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, to see
where and how the old wounds are
re-opened. Ungovcrnable mobs as
sembled to put down institutions from
which eminatcd political influence,
prejudicial to the Repu bic. Such an.
other crisis we look upon as at hand.
The mere fact that any denomination
Of Christians should have the strength
and hardihood to step forward into the
political arena, and demand 4 portion
Of the public treasure, to build up a
faction, IS something that should call
out the energies Of all good citizens. -
Such we regard the attempts NOW be-
ing made to divide the Public School
fund.
It is a fundamental principal in our
government to keep the people educa-
ted. This is the only safeguard to
1ibcrty--without it, the most absolute
Monarchy is preferable to the Repub'
lie. Each State in the Union has its
system Of education No particular
sect has heretofore, had Partially o,
preference over another--no ono has
asked it, until within the last few years
the Catholics, with their usual unity
upon all subjects have almost in one
voice made the dcuand that portion
of the fund shall be set aside by statue,
for the exclusive purpose Of educating
children in that faith. Will the PEG.
pie at large submit to 'hise Will the
press-tbc watchful guardian Of the
public veal lie dormant upon this sub
icct? We hope note We hope that
now in the embryo state Of this hydra
headed monster, he may be crushed BY
that powerful and effective agent, the
public will"
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ronstionto the ozpnan Asylum.
-. IL
SrNA1e Cn1,s1Ea, 4
April 27tA 1855.

70 Ms Isett.
Md5am - Undsrstand ing til you
are the Treasurer. ! .beg Jon 70 aec6pl,
in behalf 81 tie Femak 0rphpn AsDo,
ciatiou at place, ~ enclabed eheck
for two hundred and seventy dollar6.
Il being the amount | have colIscsed
from the nembess and S1icen If the
Senate in aid Of thst charity.
/ have LEFT with the Rev. w. II.
ChENsi1Aw the list Of subscribcrs show,
ing the contributors Of this sum
" | have the honor to be your
~ Most obi. Hervt. .;isf
y w, *. TzyIoN.
E. E. Kittsidge 500; w. *. Tay,
or, 500; Chas. "A. Slack, $50 I; +.
G. Martin, elO,. v. Burthe, $40 W:
+. Palfrey, $40; Thos. C. Nichols,
$40; c. w. Clifton, $40; Jno, J..
Lewis, 10; VIM. Patterson, SO; 6.
s. Lacey, SIOj VIM. Farmer, $40 !;
H. Davis, 81 II. Short, s., Norbert
hauve, 10; Cash 5; NJ. Neal, 5;
Cash S.: Ernest Davis, 2 so; John
g. IRENE, 2 so; T.. Lucas, 2 90 ;
j. D. Stuert. s; Archille Dupre. 10 !;
A. Thefiot, 90; Cash s.; p. H.
Kemp, s.; NJ. Boatner, s; Duncan
f. Kenner, 20; G. Lacoste, s.
To the Hen. W. X. Taylor
Sir42aI acknowledge with riucl,
pleasure the receipt Of your favor OF
yesterday, Through Rev. Mr.. Crtn-
shawl covering two hundred and sey-
cnty four dollars and fifty-four CENTS
donated by the Members and officer,
Of the Senate; to the Female Orphan,
Association in this place.
For this liberal donation, We thank
you and through you. the. members
and offices If the Senate. This act OF
charity comes ~ good time for til.
poor Orphan girls. Our Association
is struggling hard for existence. and
this liberal gift on your part is highly
appreciated. ! will call meeting Of
the Directors of the Asylum to take
into consideration, and to thank you
for your aid in our behalf: Until then
believe me dear sir
s Your obt scrv't.
MARY ANN fSETT,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29
Boston traveller sa,

1.-the Boston traveller says that
a gentlemauof that city recently mar
ried woman reputed to be rich. who
turned Quito be poor, and some seven
hundred dollars in debt, which debt
he had to liquidate. She assured him,
however, that the debt was contracted
for dry goods. which she bought to cap
tivate l'ir,s. Think Of a fish paying for
the hook with which it is caught
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

It is told Of Lord Norbnry that,
when passing sentence Of death upon
a man for stealing watch. he said to
the culprit, my good fellow, you
made grasp at time, but You caught
eternity"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

The English papers regret that dem.
ocratic feeling which ~ steadily grow
ing up, in the colony Of Australia.
The police are iinyulte.f, and little or
no iinfuncce in the preservation Of #.
der. Every thing done by the Gov
ernmept scented to he unpopular.
The people, at large, were imlaticnt
at being trammelcd bylaws imposed BY
authorities 10000 miles of; and it is
MENTIONED as a significant circurh-
stance, that portraits, bf her Majesty
we're almost unsa1eabie. The soldiers,
too, are beginning to desert from the
Tenth regiment, III Australia, and are
off to the diggings. Upwards oftwenty
had gone. ELS per head i offered for
their apprehension.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

W~A prize Of 1000 f'hhcs, fof the
best popular history Of the Jews. and
a pancgy ric Of the general iiofaliy Of
the Israe!ite people, has been offered
by NJ. Colin. the Secretary Of Mad
anne James de Rothscfrild, and two
Jewish bankers. One Of the condi-
tions prcscribes that the essay must be
orthodox. .ss-le -5- I'D, r..
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

What Railroads EDecf The
Pittsburg Gazette says, the dry goods
and hardware jobbers Of that city have
increased their sales this spring 25 to
80 per cent. on former averages,
which is attributed to their railroad
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

The Countess de Charbord, wife Of
the would-be Henry Y, contributed to
the lottery for the poor at Lyons. apiece
of work embroidered by herself. The
ticket which won it belonged to--the
Empress Eugene THIS, II true, is
singular.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29
,pocrED1ncs OF rHrLEoIsnAruRE


PROCEEDINGS OF 1HELEoIsLAruRE
HOUSE, Thursday, April 2Sth.
House met at 8 o'clock. Hon. =. W.
Noise in the chair. ! Roll cslled. -
Prayer BY the Rev. Goodwin
Minutes Of the previous day read and
approved.
Mr. Day offered . motion, postpening
the election Of I. 8. Senator until Sat.
urday next lost.
Mr.. McMurdo offered q resolution
compromising Mr.. 'Baslen for services
rendered as messenger to the Senate
at 50 day; adopted. -.
MFR. Texada offered a resolution 6x-
ing the compensation Of the Reporter
at $14 per day > passed. 'N~'s a
Mr.. Nc Murdo reported from FL
nance committee. 8 sgsw
Mr.. Wilson reported from committee
on Banks and Banking. ss
Mr.. Heastand reported from com.
mittee ON Judiciary. e4
/. Mr.. De Russy reported from COM
mittec on Internal Improvements.
An act to increasce the salary Of the
Clerk of the first District Court Of
New Orleans: passed. s T
The House took recess of Is min
utes to prepare for going into the cleo
ton of U. s.. Senator. Roll was called
II members present 20 Senators pres
ent. tf,t.x. ss-s
Mr.. Marks nominated John Slidel
of New Orleans. fS
Mr.. Burthe nominated the Hon.
T. G.. Hunt of New Orleans.
On the votes bsing counted it was
found that Mr.. Slidci had received 20
votes, and Mr.. Hunt had received 81
votes. .Et1 tlr3ff
The Lieut.. Gov. announced that
Mr.. Slidel was duly electd to gil the
unexpired time cccasioned by the re-
signation of Hon. =. Soule.
The Resoluting concerning Porter
patent Rife passed. f,&
Mr.. Texada reported from the com
mittec on Claims.
An Act for the relief Of Andrew
La Sage Of East Baton Rouge passed.
NJ We arc indebted to lady
friend, for basket of delicious straw.
buries. The quantity she sends, in.
dicatcs her libera,ely, which overpow.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

10 We would respectfully call the
attention Of the Committee on streets
and landing to the condition Of the
street near the steam boat landing.
there are numerous holes, large enough
to bury hogshead Of sugar. if not a
horse and dray, which could be easily
filed up with few cart loads Of brick
bats. Look to it gentlemen, "a stitch
in time saves nine"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29
CANDIDATES.

~ We are authorized to announc
JOSEPH JOOR, as candidate for Dis
trict Attorney for the Sixth District. Flee
ton 4fh Monday in May.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

BATON ROUGE::APRIL 20 1858

~tOHN q. WIRE. Corner Of Canal
and Charities streets, New Orleans, il the
only authorized Agent for this paper in that
city, any business with this paper can be
I transacted through him, and his receipts for
subscriptions, advertisements. &c, will be
valid.
Nv. B. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent, is The aasho,issd dgent for this
paper in the cities Of Boston, New York, and
Philadelphia, and is duly empowered 10 take
advertisements and subscriptions At the rate
required by u. His receipts will be regarded
a. payments. His Offices are.- Bosron, Scol-
lays Buildings; New YonK, Tribune Bull
dings, PHiLApxLrntA, N. w corner Third
and Chesnut streets.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

rA learned young lady, the other
evening astonishcd company by ask
ing for the loan Of a diminutive, ar.
genteous, truncsted cone, convex on its
summit. and semi perforated with sym
metrieal, indentations." She wanted
thinble.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

urAt the Astor House, not long
ago, gentleman saw one Of the guests
give his fork to another, with '.jist
stick that fork into that potato for me,
win you 2" His unncighborly neigh
Dor tidsas he was requested, and lgf
II sticking Merc!t
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

: "a short visit to Wilson's Da-
guerreotype Saloon yesterday con-
WINGED us that Wilson cannot be beat
en-. Some Of his pictures looked very
much as if they we're about to speak
to us.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

70 Mr.. John Slidel has been
elected to the y. s. Senate, to ill
the vacancy occasioncd by the rcsig-
nation of p. Soule.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

10 We are authorized to announce
ROBERT G.. BEALE. as candidate for
District Attorney, for the Sixth District,
composed of the Parishes Of East and West
Baton Rouge and Tberville Election 4th
Monday in May. \
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

TINE undersigned hos taken fine entire
j. management and control Of c0OPER'S
WELL, and is now prepared TO accoinmo.
date the public. 99FFg
A new dining room has been erected, thcf
Sleeping yo0s,s plastered and fitted with new
furniture and Kidding, and complete reno
walton effected. m
Ample Accommodatisn win be Provided
FOR FIFE HUNDRED GUESTS;
and no more viii be received than can be
comfortably accommodated s..
Fos IsvALlps there can be no more adj.
vantaseo,w retreat. The water. II highly.
recommended by the medical faculty, and
the roadsyat. esyss effected by it, use al
most supdss belief Ample details Of ses~
al astonishing cures may be obtaihedo on APP
plication at the Well 81 4,
The terms will be moderate, and no ex-'
ertion win be spared 10 make guests COM
Portable
The vicksburg and Jackson and Ray
nond Railreed will convey passengers to
Raymond, thence 3miles to the Well, in w.
H. Smith line of NEW -FOUR HORSE,
STAGES. The. time Of trip u less than 8
hours from Vicksburg. Through 6ckets
from vicksburg to .Co0ptrs Wen, can be
obtained Ct the Railroad depot, yieksburg i,
r ap. ai ii JOHN rHATcHER.
LADIES' KID GIovEs At COST.
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WRECK AND BURNING
OF THE
steamer independence.
One Hundred and Fly Lires Lost

The Steamer Independence on hes
way from San Juan del Sud, took fire
and was entirely consumed, with dread
full loss Of life. The DeItS of the Oath
has detailed account of the cat
astrophe as given by Capt. Sampson,
and also a list Of passengers lost. The
scene is represented to have been per-
fectlys horrible--men, women and
children screeching, crying and drown.
ing. Little of any value was saved
from the wreck. The passengers say.
ed were taken to San Francisco.
10 We saw on the Wharf boat
this morning box with the following
singular address which We give re,
bat ct LiHerat.
Student )
Villain r. Atkins,
jackson La.
send this to the Stage Stand Baton
Rouge.
they will please Forward it to jack.
son Louisian.
By the stage and obliguc yourse
Hear in fale not.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29
Your Obt. scrv't.
MARY ANN tSETT

Sr,RIT-RAPPrNu MAcnlNEs.-I'hc
-spirit-rapping hulnbug is made to op-
crate, upon the public credulity by
different means and the curiosity,
not to say excitement, which it awak-
ems in some communities; presents a
strong temptation to that description
of persons who are said to "live by
their Wits The latest method of
effecting the object that we have heard
of. is through the ihstrunientality Of
medium tables" Of peculiar construc-
ton, such as arc promptly ihanufac-
turcd to order At certain house in
Pearl street. The table is like an or
binary one, with a top formed Of a
thick board i; bnt concealed within a
cavity, in the latter, is small apr'ar-
atus, with a kind Of hammer for pro-
ducing the "raps.'' The hammer is so
constructed with wire running down
through the table-leg, that the latter
has only to be in contact with mil
head, or something of the kind, in the
floor, to enable the operator to pro
duce the raps. by means of galvanistn
We understand that several of these
machines have been made, and that II
is probable that quite number arc in
use.
" Y. Journal @Comn1erce
LrE's CHANcEs.-A lady Of Gin.
cinnati, who had been ovcr-persua,!ed
by her parents and her lover, whose
affections she did not reciprocatc, tt
approach the hymeneal alter, on Thurs
day evening, April 7th. plucked uf
courage when the important question
was put to her by the officiating
clergyman, and rcsolutely answered
mo" when, by the rubric, the prope,
reply would have been faint blush
a soft sigh, and whispered eyes"
The CONSERVATION of all parties may
be imagined but not described. Re
monstrance was in vain. No said the
young lady, and no it was. The swain
was embarrassed, but not discouraged
Casting his eyes about the room he in.
quired, is there any lady here who
will have me? if so, let her make j,
known. One arose and declared hel
willingness to undergo the infection
A bargain was instantly struck, the
knot was tied as quickly, and the par.
tics have departed for the home of the
gentleman in New York. -.Cincinuatl
Gns. RI
urAt the Astor House, not long
ago, a gentleman saw one Of the guests
give his fork to another, with Just
stick that fork into that potato for me,
win you % His unucighborly neigh
Dor didsas he was requested, and /cft
ri bL,r1
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29
M ALL fTAGE

NJ n / il = I =, U'E
From BatOm Rouge to Clint0n
r FAVE Baton Ronse every Sunday,
IL Tuesday. and Friday, Ut Ara. Nj and
arrives at Clintonsat 3r. NJ same day :.
Leaves Clinton Mcmlay, "Wednesday and
Saturday a. NJ, and arrives st Baton Rouge
same day Afr. ~. FafctotJackson s.,
Clinton % f.o. Having engaged m expe-
rienced driver Of sober habits, we hope by
strict ATTENTION 70 the business to meet the
patronage Of the Public. sss* ed ass
lap. 2ot1 re. HUTCHINSON. X Co
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

Il fME, Cement, Plaster. Hair. and Sane
IL csn always be obtained at the War,
Room Of JOSHUA. BEAL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

NJ We arc indebted to lady
friend, for basket of delicious straw.
buries. The quantity she sends, in.
dicatcs her libera,ely, which overpow.
ers US. -s.st
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

LADIES KID GLOVES AT cosT.
HAVE on hand = large assortment Of
= ladies' Kid. Glover 81 n colofs and
sizes which Fam prepared I o sen Il csst.
april 90 WD. PHILLIPS
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-04-29

r AID Oils---lO Barrels for sale by
IL THOS! PREKp AGA&f.
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MERCHANTS.
n IL. HOl.GIN,S

I IL "a. HOLLIN's
-. OfFER FOR SALE
20 hhd.. 7. r. and N. o. Sugar.
20 Boxe. and Ibis. refined do
10 hhd. = II. md Culu Molasses,
10 bbls. ". D. do
no bugs Rio and Laguira Golfer.
10 Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sack Fine and @. A. Salt,
30 Ton Bar Iron.
do Hoop 30
/ do Blistered Steel,
2000 lbs shenr aud Cart Stee,
Tom Casting,
Is r. Horse Shoes
do Hurse Shoe Nall.
soc k'g. Nails. , To- 90 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grind stones,
so - xes Hull T. Sons Candies,
40 Boxes Adntnantine do
30 .io Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
so Black upper do
40 d.z G ,lf Skin.,
30 Il" Pink Lining Skins,
bnlc- Shoe Thread,
10, 900 ID. Cotton Yurn Nos. to H.
bales wrapping Twne,
do Camille wick
do Coiion Bats,
Also Scyte and Moving Blades aud Snaths Wrap
ping. rtinR aid Letter Paper; PerparSpee. Gin1er.
Nntmc g. Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords and
Plough Lines; Tanner Oil; No. Muckerel, He1ings
Y ShHd ma Its
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DOCKS. BOOKS!-Karg b
- FAiNE'S Stock Books being nrge Tor the
he proposes fur the next six wceksn oner to re-
ure his stool. and make for his fall supply, 10
sell hi NJ .ccllneou4 book and of his Historical
Religious. La md Medical ock. much BELOW the
REGULAR PRICE when n bill Of any importance is
rnnde 1hose wishing add To their libraries vii nd
il To their interest call and do
August , .dfl
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MERCHANTS.
EXCEL 5 q R.
Xrrp 1ur REFORE THE PEOfLE'

LYNrHBURG CLOTHING EhPOhf1",
XXTHERE may be found the largest and best got VI
wv Stock of Ready Made Clothing ever offered ."
the citizens of Lyncbburg Our stock comprises eve
~ style quality and color Of Dress and rock S,as
bushes. Cont. of various lee, Plain and Fancy onss
imerr Pant. Of every color ard quality imaginable fni
and Figured Silk Satin, Msr.aille. Vests IN endless va
riy-Al-o, very large anil select stock oi furnishing
Goods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bag, Trunks, DC DC
ALSO
Clotb. cs.sjmere, and ,esiings ofthe finest fabric
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