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celebrity, and is at this time, unusually attractive; from
the serial works of Bulwer anu other literary notablos.
written for that magazine, and first appearing in its col
umns both in Great Britain and in the United States.
Such works as "The Caxtons'' and MY Novel"
(both by Bulwer, )"The Green Hand " Katie Stewart, y
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Issued by the leading publishers in this country. have to
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GREAT ATTRACTION !-Jusr rccei,

GREAT ATTRACTION JUST receiv
~ ed. for the Fall trade, immense quantities of Cook.
ing parIor and Office STOVES, for wood ~
and coal, Fancy and plain Coal Crates, with %
ari without summer pieces. beautiful and chesp @T
Cooking Ranges Tor wood and coal, some new patterns.
which have been selected, with great care. from tbe
Northern markets, and warranted to give perfec, salts.
tuction Chilson's patent hot air ventilating and port
able Furnaces, all sizes for warming Dwellings. Church
rs. Factories, &c. Patent Matalic Mirror Nantes, oil
magnificent design and finish, and which are fast super
ceding the use of Marble.
He is also prepared to furnish Sprat's patent Light
ming Rods, Cast iron Railing, Hydraulic Rams, lift and
force Pumps of the best kinds in use, Hose. Lead Pipe
Sheet lead, Stove Fixtures, &c, &c, making altogether
he largest and most complete assortment ever offered
IN this market, and which shall be sold for less than at
other establishment in the city. G. s. BLISS.
r.. Sim and Iron Roofing, and Eave g sers, made
md put on to order. in a superior manner.
oct l3-dts c.. s. Il.
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Che DaiIp uireinian
pr AIIcr CARRY.

1 did love thee. Lily Lee.
As the petrol loves the ga,
A. the wild be 10. &c the tn mo.
A. the poet loves the rhyme,
A. the blossom loves tho dow
But the angel. loved thee too.
Once. when ,~wilieht's dying head
Pressed her golden shectcd bed,
And the silent stars drew near.
White and ~tremulous with fear,
While the nights repelling tro~n,
strangled the young zephyr down
Told I all my love tn thee,
Hoping, fearing, Lilly Leo
Fluttering then her gentle breast,
With a troubled sweet unrest.
Like a bird too near the ne,
Which the fowler's hand hath set
But her mournful eyes the while,
And her spirit. seeking smile,
Told me love could not depart
Deaths pale .rrow from the heart.
Hushin, from that very day
Passion pleading to have sway.
Folding close her little hand,
Watched | with her till the sand,
Grumblinr from beneath her tread.
Lowered her sonly TO the dead.
Where in peace she waits for me
Sweetest. dearest Lilly Lee.
As the chased hart loves the wave,
As blind silence loves the brave,
As the p%enitent loves prayer,
As pale passion loves dcspair,
Loved I, md still loved thee,
Aagcl. stolen Lilly Lee.
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4 XNCmRURG EOUNIRY.--rnrbu si

Nskshhs sAS lie
II ness heretofore conducted under the firm I
X S. DluGUID, will continue in future u. '"
,tyle of
DIHGUID T. BROTHER.
and they take this OPP ortunity 10 return tn imp
the public for the very liberal patronage tnth" i'm I
TT. & G. S. Diuguid, and beg a con 'u,nnc" a. ~ y
same.
We havo on hand n lot ofToBAcco Sentwt ,rD 1 REs
assn Tobacco Finisher lust Rottenuts Plough ,rh FONTS
ofnll descriptions, Mill Gearing, sroueh, aud cast.
Threshing Machines, &c g., e.
l.. T.. DlUGUID.
Jan 5-ts q s DliGl1D
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MECHANICAL.
CnInER gHos LEAVE MOST HE

nyHE SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST aE
u speotfaliy to call the attention ri tn ei'izens "i
Lynohhurg aud the adjoining country. 10 BIZ arg az
= .nlendid as.ert men, a Boors.sHoEs In
CATERS. &c. If hia OWN MAXI "
AMI which are wARRasrsp 30 1aE SAT- ephL'
TT ssD or SUPERIOR woKKsAssHfF.
Persons wishing To haze d goed and durable boot %
Shoe for the present en.on. wil do veil 70 call on m"
M I am determined to pleas. both rs regards qualify
and price.
Don't forget 20 call NJ tn store three doors above tho
Franklin Hotel. and Immediately epposite the Ciilhen'
Savings Bank. T. =" hi1hhp't
dee IIfa
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N EW CONCERN.-We, the undersigned
L ' have n so"iated ourselves together, under the styl.
md hrm old Is NOWLIN & co, for the PURPOSE of
conducting u general Grocery, Commission aId For.
warding business, at the old stand Of b Nowlin. Main
street, L%ynchburg Va.
We VIII keep con instantly on hand every article usual,
h"Pt in a grocery establishment, all of which WI will
selllow.
j b NOWLIN,
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MISCELLANEOUS
OF THE L.

ISLATURE-THE .dNCIEA r DOUr""Ils-
LOOKING -. 20O,0 00 .fRprop,ia ed fa+LloH
nal Lnprore ents.-The bills appropristing j. Il, l"'e'-
cate. the abovesum for the complexion Of tie Va Err s
Tenn. South Side. Petersburg and Mortal :, !. and
vile Railroads have passed the HousE, and a~ Dan
action Of the SEsATE. In the mean time The FL iaa5 Tie
Frte,nal Improvements Who may wish to an, rao: OF
their funds iudieipu>l7i in the completion of tbef .,Ii'Hie
Wardrobrs. will find M difficulty in pas,f,p inner
nj rho CLOTHING BAZAAR, for which II. sga 1Hs
live hqndaome diuidends on sight. "n re-
Those WHO wi.ha fhe sitting Garment. e,,,l -
Inn, ,pork. at considerable crsexpense and lf,rpLf. cut
do well to call NJ our cstablishment--a in oa. 1.u'd
s,ock Of Dress. Fruck, and Sack COATS pa % Inrge
VESTS. Xr.. the shape, size. taste and pes,n.'AN.ls,
NAV be accommodated. A. !. SHAFER < co :" al
feb 3-tsl Clothing Baza.-
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NATURALIZATION

ing obtained at considerable expense. fra.' nsS
Whitehurst's Washington Gallery, Dagucr,cs,". MI.
the following distinguished churncters, most n, ~ ,f"'1i
invites the public to call and examine them, ia eonn u'
ton with a iarge number of his own product...s@ anee'
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen. Winfield Scott, Wm.Ac
ham. Gen. Franklin Pierce, VIM X. King. Co, ora-
Cas-. Judge Stephen A. Douglass p GIRbbS"'
July l9-dtf Pronri.,-'
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George W Childs, Esq.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUB SUBSCRIBERS
IN ofier To enable ALL to possess copies of the above
elegant Portraits the subscriber respectfully offers the
following inducements foI the formation of Club sub
scriptions.
OWL For a club OF five, $2n 90
ten, IS 90
hiteen, As 90
"a On the receipt Of the subscriptions. the Portraits
With sent. free of postage, Cat the sole risk of the ; n.
scrlber to one address. or TO ench of the said club n.
desired. Address. ROBERT KING
Agent for Wclch's Portraits Of
Washington and Jackson for State Of W..
Eagle Square, Richmond, Va.
dec IL d&cts
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N-EW eONCERg.-At tie oil stand of Tins
y lev, Tsylor x Cove hlve tbs dIy associated
.ln selves together under the style and firm Of Taylor
linsley 4 Co. for the purpose Of conducting a general
Coumi-sion, Grocery aud Forwarding business. and ioi
The purpose 81 ~ tnufactHfine tobacco. under the styIc
and firm Of 7 Q = FERGUSON & CO.
W. Will keep consta,ily on hand n large stock ol Gro
q,riea, ..ianors. Domcstics. Prints. Wooden goods,
Blankets, Iron, Steel, Licorice, Oh, Nails, Tabneco.
&c, &c.
rom our experience in The different branches of on
BUSINESS. aud prompt attention, We hope to merit II share
IT public paIronage.
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% ECEIVINGAND 20

ECETVING ANUE OHW
N GROCERIES AND PLASTER.-1he sub-
.criber stnl continues at the FIRE proof brick Warehouse
on the canal, amids, all the changes. to receive md for
ward Goods. Produce, Maaufacuured Tobacco, &c
Our charges will low, and forwarding done with dis
patch.
viii receive in n few days, n frat rnte assortment oil
Grocer,es, which no will sell low, and buy Mt alltlmes,
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, FIsx Seed, &c, for which b."
viii give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES d. RENWICK.
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TO

l. S75 pounds | onca Beans,
10 Boxes prime sweet oil.
The Beans are OF fine flavor and of superior quality,
and will be sold low. JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
Eel, 90 -
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DUBLEG NORLCE.-I do hereby give notice,
l. that owing to bad hearth, | am compelled to de,
cline business and that shall sell at Cost my Stork ct
Goods till the 2lst oi March next, at which tine l hall
positively dispose of my entire stock of Watches, Jew
ehy and COntectionar' at public Auction. My stock IS
valuable and worthy Of public attention.
In closing my business in Lynchlurg. / tender 10 the
public and to my friends my most sincere thanks ior
their long continued confidence and support.
G.. A. EYARD.
I. S.-An persons having worl, at my Shop are req ies
ed to get it away without delay, and all whose watches
nave been in my Shop over ~ months are notified that
they will be sold at Auction unless taken away before
IN, sale. C.. \. Il.
Feb Ats
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Union FOUNDHy.-N w Gov

u CERN.-The subscriber have assooi,r,d
selves together nudor the style and firm Of ""-
. JONES, BEGGs ~ BROTHER.
i sd respectfully call the attention Of the public IN H.
FOUNDRY, about one mile below the city, imnedi.'lf
y on the Canal. W ere they are prepared to fpr.isib ae
description of CASTING, in loom or sand. NIX yHs
Machinery, Sugar-pans, Caldron Kettles, new i,n,a In
ton of Garden or Porch Chairs. Hat and Uaf[Y "it.
Stands, Jenny Lind PaIlor Crates aud Tenders. nl,%'
or fancy Balcony Railing Of the latest style. = an
nil sizes and patents, Brackets. various sizes, Stow. ,
Mantle pieces made to order. Wuter gas, or dr,ia
Pipes, columns of all sizrs,t o which the attention or hnGT1 '
ers are invited,-all of which they will furnish al TonG.
ern prices, and only ask a call 10 insure sale. r.,
prompt attention and faithful workmanship, the, nome, ;,
share a fair portion of public patronage. All order.
thankfully received, and promptly executed in the prai
cst style. WILLIAM B. JONES.
NJ BEGGS.
sept 2l-d dts HAMILTON BEGGS.
Exnrpss cnnY
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r LIVINGSTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

4 LIVINGSTON PLOUGfICAsTsNGS.
IL The suhseriber has on hand a large lot of the
celebrated .'Livingston' Plough Castings, and will
continue 10 receive additions To his stock from the foun
Try, so that there will be no difficulty in getting any
Il the pieces belongings to them.
JAMES p. RENWICK,
Feb l2-dscts on thr Bnein.
GOD LIVER Oii-stnbier'p Espeetorant .Alf-
- Gardner IS yrup. (Hooping Cough remedy Bees,
coach parnish, Sperm Oil, Gooprrs Gelatin, Lubins
hest Perfumes, rommades, Tonqnin Beans. branding
Boards, Br, she's of all kinds,-S nps,-Ayers Cher,
Electoral. For sale by
n. STABLER, Il co
dec 3-dHrts
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a d Harvey tenders his most sin.
IA cere THINKS to his friends for their very liberal ma
Ironage extended to him while in several other houses in
this plac, and asks II continuance OF the same. He
pledges himself to use every exertion to give satisfaction
His personal attention will also be paid to the sale of al
kinds &C produce.
ian 24dScis
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no HOUSE RuaLDERS..-1ln .rh..

no HOUSE BUELDEHRS.--1hc srb,rri
Il beers have on hand II very large as.,r ment Of Rim
and Mortise Locks, "a portion very fl e Pate and
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges, BLEED f'sten-
lngs, Screws, Cut and Wrought Mails. Finishing Nail',
French and American Window Glass from Z "a 10 COZ
%, Putty, Sash CoId, &c ,&c.-all of which t' arc
disposed to sell on fan terms
Jan 27-tf1 GREGORY, ROYALL & SIMPSON.
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NTEAM EN- .--For sale n sleum engine,
~ of 81 horse power, suitable for a saw mill, flour or
corn mill, or Tor ii collier. This engine was made in
England, and cost Sl3 600 to import, md is pronounced
hy judges as being "A superior article We will sell ata
great sacrifice. We refer applicants, a to its ~capublifg,
&c, to Thos Dodamead, Esq. superintendent ofthe
Petersburg Railroad Company. or to Maj Snead, al the
Toll hfice. EDMOND, DAVENPORT, u co.
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TOBACCO PARTNERSHIP subscriber.
l. will make to order on the lowest terms Tobacco
tlatners. of all sizes both wood and iron, aud will war,
rant hem to be equal to any ever made in the State.
Also for sale Mitre Machines for cutting box Innings, ths
most complete thing ever made.
Shop nexl door 10 c. & S. Mckinney, opposite
l'ruce's stable, Main st. Lynchburg, Va.
dec 2gts EAMES s WASH
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INN PLATE, SPELTEK a SHEET
Il IRON, &c.-
40 boxes Tin Plate, l0S Ia, 12S - and lax 90.
1000 Slab Spelter.
1000 lbs American, English and Russian Sheet Iron,
2 pigs Block Tin.
In store and for sale by GEO. AGB
ia-28ts
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DBcc Of lie L~yacA6arg Hose y Ere ms. C0mf0ay,
FEBRUARY 7, 1875.
FE7HE Board IF Directors of this Company ut their
meeting on the eth of January last, derl, red a
dividend Of toar per cent On the Capital Stock Of the
Company out of tho profits oil the Inst sir months, ppya.
tle to the Stockholders on and alter the 10Th Inst.
feb 84w G. +. WILLS. Sa'V.
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MERCHANTS.


- sHif-The go partnership her'i"lofe exiting
nader the firm Of Ttascg. TDyi@ d. In, "a tiis daJ
dissolved by mutual conseut, updthe name 81 The r"neer"
enn beuscd only by l. Tin-iey, Or Jno Otey HFlntlh
closing np the bu illness Those having clains against
he concern will rlensr pre-rDt 1 I'm fof payment mi
hose indebted 10 the firm will plensc epmc forward nnd
.eule. n. W. wish TO clpse the bnsiness.
We beg leave o ter der our THANKS To our friends i'
their liberal patronage. aud the new concern ut 1aJior,
Tin.ley & Co, solicit, a further continuance OF The
safur
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Il F.masD and Rutter.-5,O 900 lis. No. /. new
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feb dts SAUNDERS & vRpy,s
WINDOW GLAss.-aOO box. =
French, and American Glass, now O. hhans.'s'
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sept 3-dts GREGORY. ROYALL a. SIMPSON
-QDRUGS. MEDICINES, Ac.--Frcnc
Window Glass. all sizes, Fresh Tus. an Oil, 60, tn
= bic use, Fresh Hops, crop 1852, Best Gree
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SALA $50 sacks salt received and ton safe ny
Dec " D E sACkET7
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Geo w ChildS, ESQ. ?hil'a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-06
From the Richmond (ya) Evening Bulletin.
Dominica.

In this day of universal speculation and enterprise,
and too OF universal philanthropy and benevoence,
are surprised that this little republic should long
escaped observation While It's neighbors have all been
the theme OF continual interest," their mseres spoken Of
their crimes and their suerngs Depicted this heroic re-
public, "the only independent and Amercanrued inch
OF territory IN the West ndies has been passed
totally unworthy of notice.
II is time that this neglect should be a,oned for by
speedy recognition Of her claims Independent OF all
consd of utility simple justice would seem
10 require il The republic OF Dominica divides with the
negro empire OF Hayt the soil OF ST. Domingo. In jux-
taposiiion TO this black republic, the Domncans who
are whltes have been subjected 10 continual annoyance
and their independence threatened by their black neigh
bors. Indeed, al time the whites subject 10
the authority OF the blacks and it only by their
peror bravery and sk that the whites have regained
their nationality, and they are now maintaining it at
immense hazard. Nor have they TO contend with Hayl
alone. unaded by any foreign power European
governments have no little interest in aiding the
blacks OF Hayu IN the subjugaon Of the whites,
who have established an independent republican gov
ernment in the West Indies, and whenever they shall
desire 10 crush this lts republic they will ibe CO.
operation OF the Hayliens These facts alone
were enough TO enlist sympathies in behalf Of these
brave people, but there are other which should
induce US not only 10 give our aid and encouragement
it's srugglings Tor liberty and existence but to throw
around II all the protection which It is in power 10
afsrd There is not foot OF ground throughout tha,
entire chain OF islands which skirts souhern inlet
under The control OF American policy, this little re
public. The safety and Independence OF Dominica
co'enpoIary justly remarks Is therefore American in
iees The amplest treaties OF recognition and alaace
the frmes cement OF interchange and good will and the
most generous encourag emep which we can give to its
development is the rs proof OF justice and policy Her
fruits such climate does YIELD and our pro-
and fabrics such as she absolutely requires
Everything point Dominica for the acq us
ton OF the Union With lhs post possession we
could watch and foesal all designs OF England in Hay
and dlsconcer all her In reference 10 Cuba-not
unimporiant consideration when we remember that
the possession of this island will long be matter oi
contest between US and England. We have resolved
that II Cuba cannot be ours II shall not be hers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-11-06
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 6. 1858

never heretofore have had. cannot withhold nv alm.
ration and any heartfelt allesian and. if duly calls
traon, be they who they may who have IN III. Kox,la
affair aud in the letter TO Mr. Husemann and in subse
aaen acs, consunmaed the dearest hope and work Of
Andrew Jackson, Ia county Monaghan Ifshman like
SELL who came to this country only two years before
be was born and given TO the immigrants OF all nations
the political refugee in all nations, and the oreign born
creed and the magma chzrta OF an Americans and
hbeines You and Your squibs and your New York
may 90 to jericho With your congenaI London
nes correspondent 90 for Capt. ingraham 20 for
Cuba; Tor the hu OF Mexico" for lar down South as
we can get with the heat, and as far North as it will not
freeze hot-blooded Yankee. believe in our common
amer N heaven and IN our common Uncle the earth
and that IS my religion II Sam wants hacienda ~ Brazil
and pagoda IN India, and bathing with real black
m oysters and Irish girls rub down The dear old sous
cheeks az any spot OF Irish soil from Connemara TO Pol
doodey light, and snobby cottage by the Rhne and
serago IN Turkey, all al the time, 20 for every
blt OF it, for know nobody deserves better or abuses
anything he gets less IL he wants TO lick the Chinese
artars, or the Spanards, or the Mexcans, go for
that too II he wants general fight all round with them
darn'd old monarchy varnnts, will help him with all
my soul and body Aud he goes IN 10 whip The British
government the 0DneTs OF your correspondent of the
London Imes, at all times at any time, al man,
meal mass, or vesperlne night time, all The year
round, on any subject want to be "iust in tharr In
short, II he likes 10 stretch himself out on the world
stuck his ieet up on Vesuvins light his cigar at Mono
iombo and throw his arms at the same time about the
beauties OF Cashmere and the vestas OF C,rcassa will
heip hm TO stretch himself out and do he dam pleas
es And Though il may be century before The creature
iully unfods himself | will give heart and hand to
whonsoever tries to begin And | believe Gen Pierce
has begun; and would not advise you 10 try and stop
him He is roaTer
With this publication forgive you for your " very
credabe attack; and, as clerk in the INTERIOR" will
be most delighted to crack literary Joke and literary
hagon with happy outsiders like you.
Faithfully. whether my head sticks on or not, your
friend and servant,
I. DEVIN REILLY,
A"Cerk in the Interior"
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