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L. 8,kxsA S.4. Il. - 12<aHh
IL. q 4.
q the Ne~ 'eeos Ooa sel9i -
leti0s Mr.. Hams York;, in ~ lt
| spicy ind i1lrited episEle q ~ -
mar Nm. ia..es NM. ILL.,.
1870.
'Ay. = s'u.''..
The Messrs Leland, g tie Metrop-
olltan Hotel, had Mssy recepl0n last
night. Tx s1y!oksaHd guests I'm
Guiding 0UO bcarders. ect. we're pres.
ent. e thing may b veil summed
up thus: Plenty OF lighfs-tcrn dress
es-frighfened ladles- HeAlled gen
tlemen-- a. gnihce1t supp great
!. waste-. ssal cost q hve Thousand dol
lars oonc thirty or forty private
paflo'urs were surrendered to dancing.
Bedlnl has not Jet passed through
the city, although expected. Last
Saturday : Big crowd assembled =
the Collins wharf, surprising be was
going OF 10 the Baltic. This is not
because ne Is . Catholic: but because
ne Is regarded . q Southern HANNAH.
preceiye that be has been the creator
OF tempest IN cur city. But 40 no
sounds OF the battle Of elements reach
ed THIS latitude, conjecture BY the
ald Of our editorial telescope. that the
tempest was connned 70 the original
tea pot 10 which It was brewed.
-, NEBRASKA Is at present the terror.
Inc proposition OF Judge Douglas IS
Don'osheli. Inc ultra softs resolve
themselves 9, into their original Free
SOIL standings ana oppose It The
more p,ucky' VINO are SUI sorts !. be-
cause o. the SPoils' 60 ~ ior II. The
: naros nv e, also. one set hurrah
ioF tue Oil with great earnestness
.ae otner say were the 1e. missouri ques-
ZION ana tue ac1s OF looV. wiped out
y history, We woulo 60 ior the DILL.
DIV. we I'VE N the nnalllty o. those
ana decisions no matter
WHICH reg Tue O0Oe W siasefy gOes on.
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Notice'fO Contractors.

PROPOSALS. will be received ~ the
Il Office Of ~ Bafon Rouge and Clintos
Plank Road Company, luntil Saturday,. the
25th February 1854 .fof Gle, construction
Of CULyEsrs requiIed on the Sid and 4th'
Sections Of this rual The wtrk to be per-
formed, and materials furnished, according
to plans and specification On file at this
Office. By order Of the Board
feb-4 A. SHOPPERS, Sec'y.
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H A friend suggests, that we
publish q book Of poetry" original
and select such az is dedicated to the
Comet, and Of which there is an abun-
dance now on the editors table to
make q clostly printed quayto. This
friend we presume, IL satisfed--there
is merit in it, from samples already
furnished. He will no doubt be graft
fed to learn that we are now negotia-
ting for some second hand wood cuts
to illustrate the same, and if we get
them, shall at his suggestion make a
venture. Northing was ever made,
without venture, and who knows
but such, book may have run
through q half dozen editions
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rA rumor prevailed in town
yesterday that the St. Charlas Hotel
New Orleans was again consumed by
fire. From the best information be-
fore US, We can say that such is not
the fact. A fire originated near the
Hotel on Thursday evening, but was
extinguished tefore doing much dam
age.
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THE CIrY WArca.-F rom the De.
mocrat Of Thursday we are sorry ia
see that the city watch have been as.
Stunning unwanted authority by laying
forceable hands upon one Of the press
Of this city. in open moonlight. We
have never heard Of such thing be-
fore, and sfter this shall look upon it
rs dangerous for the Mayer himself to
stand too long at any one corner. If
a man cannot walk forth in the quiet
ofthe moonlight to enjoy himself in
meditation, things have come to very
funny pass.
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SNUFF AND TOBACCO
Peter Lorrillard, Manufacturer.
42CHATHAM STREET Nv

2CHATHAM STREET, NY.
~ ted Of superior quality-Maccaboy. Scotch.
Coarse, French, Rappee, Honey Dew Scotch. and
other Snuffs. Also, Fine Cut Tobacco in tin.foil
and papers. A more particular DESCRIPTION Of the
various articles can be known by sending for "a
full price current % above, Jan. 10 mo.
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GEN. ScoTr..-A writer in the New
York Courier proposes that Congress
tender grant Of one hundred thousand
acres of land to Gen. Scorr as O. sub.
stitute for the promotion in rank,
which they now seem disposed to
withhold.
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I AN compelled to ask my patrons to
i 'pay up" The usual demand for med
icines during the past year, compelling
large outlay Of money, forces me to this,
very unwilling course am compelled
to have money, so those indebted to me
will please pay up. &a
feb. S. H. T WADOILL
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[orFiCIAL.1

i
We commense the publication Of a list o.
all the Acts pa sed by the General Assem-
bly, OF the State Of Louisiana, at the Session
began Jan. 10th 1854, al d will continue to
add to the list as they are approved by. the
| Executive, and filed in the Secretary Of
States office:
Act No. /. An Act to apportion the re-
presentation in the Senate and House of
Representatives of the State of Louisiana.
| according to the First Cnnsus, made in
1858, under the Sth Article of the Constitu-
ton.
Act No. 2. An Act to provide for the
payment of officers members and contin-
gent expenses Of the General Assembly.
Act No 3. Resolution authorizing the
State Engineer to appoint special assis-
tant for the purpose Of examining Bayou
Lafourche
Act. No. 4. An Act for the relief of w.
E. Murphy.
Act NO. 5. An Act to enable w. A.
Shaffer of the Parish Of TerreboDne, ad-
mlnistrator on the estate of Benjamin and
Anastastio Cross of Lafourche, to give Sc
curity without the limits of said Parish.
Act No 6. An Act more fully to make
effective. the provision Of an act entitled an
act to reclaim and drain The swamp and
overlooked lands donated to the State Of La,
by act Of Congress entitled an act to aid
the State of La, in draining the Swamp
Lands therein. Approved March End ls49
Mons. Bedini, in a letter to the
Bishop of Cincinnati, enclosing hun
dred dollars for the benefit of the or
phans in that city, says of the dispar-
aging rumors respecting him:
Il deplore the evil consequences of
the atrocious calumnies propagated
with the most hideous effrontry, and
believed in spite of the plainest and
strongest circumstances Of common
sense, as if a puerile credulity could
have existed in nation so enlight-
ened and SO full of noble sentiments Il
but the consequence of evil are only
for him who harbors it in his heart, or
whvspeaks toIpsopogate it,"
AMY UNiF5hm.-The following
order has just been issued by the
War Department, by direction Of the
Secretary, making changes in the uui-
form for enlisted men:
l. Sky blue will be substituted for
'Saxony blue for all trimmings for
the infantry. g Metallic scales will
be issued to all arms in lieu of epau-
let's. 8. A cord or welt Of the pre-
scribed color will be substituted for the
cap bands, and coat facings. now used
Cord on the trousers will be dis
pen>ed with. 5. The same button
will be used for all corps, to wit: that
now used for the infantry, emitting the
in the SHIELD. 6. A jacket according
% pattern in the clothing bureau, will
De substituted for the frock coat, for
III mounted men. I. Letters and
numbers on the horse equipments will
We dispensed with
GEN. ScoTT..-A writer in the New
fork Courier proposes that Congress
ender grant of one hundred thousand
ores of land to Gen. Scorr, as a sub.
titute for the promotion in rank.
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j. L. VALET

j. L. VALET.
N w d r UG 81 TORE.
THIRD STREET, BATON RoUGL, la.
One door South Of AOnch0,rz's GrOceru
NEAR THE MARKET
HAVING opened Drug Store IN Baton Rouge at
Ill the above mentioned place, the subscriber beQs
leave respectfully to cali the attention Of his old
friends and acquaintances to the same
His stock is selected with care and with: strict
reference to the wants Of the people, Fresh sup
plies are constantly being received, which will en-
able him to keep u full, well selected and Varied
a.; ottmeDt. +
long practical experiences warrants him in
promising to give entire satisfaction
Country orders promptly filled
Physicians can rely on having their Prescriptions
carefully prepared at all hours. feb-9-y-w&d
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= 70 It will be seen from advertise
ment in another column that our friend
J. G LaNoue has been appointed sole
agent for the Hon. Thomas Fl. Ben
tons great work on the history of the
American government during the au-
thors public career.
Mr.. Benton says be writes in the
spirit Of truth, but not Of unnecessary
or irrelevant truth only giving what
is essential to the object Of the work
and the omission Of which would be
an imperfection, and a, subtraction
from what ought to be- known. I
have no animosities, and shall find far
greater pleasure in bringing out the
good and the great acts Of those with
whom | have differed, than in noticing
the points on which | deemed them
wrong. My ambition is to make
veracious work, reliable in it's state
ments; candid in its conclusions, just
in its views. and which contemporaries
snd pesterity may read without fear of
being misled.
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nR. HOBENSACK'S 1ernifuse Syrup
IL and Liver pills. Received and for
sale by A. GOLDMAN. Apothecary,
feb4 Post office corner.
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TRESH MEDICINES AND OTIS
y Laudanum in quarts, pints and half
pints. Cologne, Iodine, TufpenfiEe. Meats
foot Oil, Copperas, Hygian Pills, Phillips
Liqui.., Glue and Alum. Just received
from New York and for sale bv
an 10 GEO M. HEROMAN.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-11

A Great Mssieal feast 1ost II
hand From I letter received by us
from their agsnt yesterday. It affords
- great pleasure 70 announce that
Or BuIl accompanied by Signo-
sins ADrIINA PAru, snd MAuaIcs
STRAEosca. will' shortly appear il this
city and give one Grand Concert. Our
eitisens hr and near, will Be pleased
70 learn this Intelligence and hold
themselves 10. reduces for the an
nouncement Of their arrival.
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Miss Adelaide Phillips is the fifth
American who has, within the last few
years. succeeded on the Italian stage.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1854-02-11

NfORTlM oRE;S Bitter Cordial, for
Iv1 restoring the body to new health and
vigour. Received an for sale by.
A. GOLDMAN, ATothecary,
feb 4. Post office corner.
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REPoRToF THE SELECT Committee
ON THE PAcIFtc RA1LRoAD.-"Inspec
or,"the Washington correspondent Of
the New York Courier and Enquirer,
in q despetch dated the evening Of the
S1st ult., says: s3f
The select Committee on the Pa
cifc Railroad, have agreed on bill
giving alternate sections Of land TWEEN
ty miles each side of the road for the
three following routes:
First, from St. Louis, through the
Great Basin, over the line explored by
Fremont and Beale, called the Central
Route.
Second, by way Of Memphis, Ar.
kansas, and Albuquerque in New
Mexico. .
Third, BY way of Austin in Texas,
FL Passo, Mesila Valley and San Diego
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A petition is about to be presented
to the Massachusetts, Legislature, pray
ing for the repeal ofthe law, which ex-
cludes citizens holding certain relig-
ious opinions from serving on juries.
It is we'll known that an Atheist, Deist
or jew cannot become jurymau un-
less he takes an oath repugnant to his
conscientious feelings.
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

hACHANGE-E III Gill, V T RR; + e Kink,,S n L
cooper, Va; Gen Smith and L,dy, Tenn; p viii. "a
Lady, DE Barr g Redofrr Abingdon: r ] pon,t;
Son. Cbsrlo,ts q Rose, Mccarthy, n o: q RyIs \ W
Miller, &. g II Locher, T Walker w A amon "
Tate, q Fox. Va; Darlington and LADY Nj, 49,
na.sr harrington, La; WIN III Splitter. Wv,hevill.: + O
Moore, Gals, Reddleberger and sv, W T Che,,h.r
and sr', w Boyden. Tenn; q Sweeney N,sbyilI.. n A
harman. o; II l. Roberts. G; W T.yor Ch,,,., ;
too; Ii PcnDet aud tvt. Mobile; J Diliii,u, I p;a
Charleston; q Ogden. Il Bibb, X !; J Fowle, T,,y.
Da'i'.Jr. Bedford: Rves, Roanoke; J @ MrDonsid
Iazewe,l; S Mcmillan, N Y; d l. Pill ] q R.asc Tann
Carter, Charles City; VITA. Csrksville; W W Boyd
S Sa VANDERBILT Pa; DR. BrsIton, WIN; Z
We; VsnDuerson, Rust, Phil,; G Turpip Char,
lome; II whitcomb, r chmond; = ID Berkely S,,nn,on
Cave, Miss Cave, Capt Cave. Orange. MI. Y Thorn
Mobile. es'' ia"ey'
COLUMBIAN-F To.nly, Washington. 7 q wh;,h;.
her Richmond; g LIKES, Petersbepp: Rohs,, NJ
Chesteifeid: Lawson, G; RIA Diyi, Richmond n
Kaney Roekbuds; j Manons, j Anton. RPC,vi. "
MISS AIKEN We; Howlet, Amelis N Elliot G S BIi..
insham Grunt, w Green, ] Wilker,on V. p r.
Moer Albemarle; j Noes Buckingham; w A Lansd,n
PhadelDbis + Foster, Petersburg: 8 Jon.s -
henover; T Burford Lynchburg II w Gentry An.
marie: ID Fergeson, Powell, Nelson; w Bos,on
X Boston, Gordonsvine.
AMERICAN HOTEL r Lavinder, N r W y,,,, uo
IA hs5un Alabama. Major ssldsn Ghe.nut y wss
rint L; satuy 81 Louis; Herman do: O CT,
~ James w'os and lady, Phladeph OaIf,rd ana ,.r
ai'. o.ffoIi. Baltimore; Captain Humphr.y wsan ~
Soes9n W dAio.sy W Collins, pa o r r. J II Ma,pyI, n
Howard Warrington; Ginger. Penp,yiy.ni. ~ 1
"a r.; Goode, waihnson Johh Adam, 4 H. %
iPoni Va Duncan, Tuv.nn. a wooId.Iar. q,
Dull Petterbri Muller baltimore, rsS N
hoir, Va. $500 ~ S"'u'ek' norfolk;
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ELECTION OF VERMONT SENATORS

MONTPELIER, Oct. 1.-THE Hon. Jacob Colamere Of
"oodstoek "hg vas to-day elected United States Sna
tor Tor the long term 10y majority in both Houses Of
bout SO-and the Hon. Lawrence Barnard of 81 AIbaus
free soier Tor the short term receiving nearly .ye,v %
and free soil vote. 80 "'b
Governrr Roze's message was delivered this forepooo
was unusually BRET and was received with much favor
all parties The Governor admits himself to be strong
~ IN favor OF the Pfohibory Liquor law
STORMS AT THE EAST.
Boston, October l5.-It is raining in torrents with I,
heavy norh-west gale for the last twenty four hons
no prospect OF abatng Teegraphc commune alton viii,
The east OF Maine has been interrupted for two dnys past
Captain Luce arrived at Montreal this morninv lie
will leave at o'clock 10 morrow morning and a,Tiyo ~
Ne" iork at 10 O'Clock tomorrow night.
sTORNiAT CAPE NAY
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l6-There was violent storm AT
night with heavy thunder and lightning The Philadelphia
House was struck, aud slightly damsged.
schooner was q shore at Grow Shoal, but uo have
no particulars. strong northwest wind Is blowing 10
night '"
THE YESTA RUMoR CORRECTED.
HALIFAX Oct lb-The Dispatch forwatded you on FRI
day announcing the arrival Of the vesta at st johns
should have read as oloWs:-"T The Veta lost thirteen
men fourteen passengers and hry>one Of the Of
the Arctic ssved-meaning the two boats btouv
III by the second officer.
ELECTION IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
- COLUMBIA, ;. o., Oct. H.-Mcssrs Aiken, Kct Orr
Brooks aud Mcqueen have been elected TO Congress from
this State
1t probable that there will be majority in the lower
branch Of the Legislature in favor Of giving the election
OF presidential electors to the people.
ONO ELECTION
CIhcISNATi Oct l4-SiNty counties in this State have
been heard from The Independent, ticket In those com.
ties has si1ty-fve thousand majory Tho whole State
W" P'ooaoy give ninety thousand majority.
NEW YORK MORTALITY.
NEW foRE, Oct l6.-Tbo mortality for the week has
been 1872 Of which 1876 were ofcholera
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THEATRE.

1SyiSS $TlGE MANA - H. hhf ISRfs
Tuesday, October 18th, 1884,
The Great French Play OF
CAMILLE.
Aruande Mr. Taylor; Duva Mr. @ Howard
=, Camille G,u,ier. Miss Annette Inss
Miss keosh Mehstte. Mlss lie wis
,, To conclude with
ahANp PAs DE DEUS, by. hlssss Y. and J. Kendall.
TROPOLITAN N ALL.
VCapacity to seat comfortably 1900 persons
SEcoHD WEEK or TIE Rr0H7yHGALEy.
KUNkEL'S
NIGHTINGALE OPERA TROUPE,
TWELVE STAR PERFORMERS,
THIS ENING
Assisted by the young and wonderful VIOLIN PERFORMER
MILE CAMILLE uRSO,
roRNEhLI
SONTAG'S TROUPE
Who will perform or more SOLOS
tE-THtsE ENTERTAINMENTS will be given with
SURF PASSING SPLENDO
EluAl to those hitherto encouraged the
PRESIDENTS,
SENATOR'S,
FOREIGN MINISTER'S.
~ well ~ THE LADIES Of every FASHIONABLE and SELECT
COiERiE In the UNITED SrATEa
Thu, creating the reputa,on for
REFINEMENT AND ELEGANCE,
which the Troupe low enIoys.
sH- ADMISSION 25 CENTS
tF Doors open at Z commencing at and concluding at 10
No delay at any tims during the Entertainment
ocit--u r Arsnt
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HOnTNsON,g p,,,,vr,,,Y :,

HOBINSON's PRACTICE, Vol. 4.
IN PRESS AND WILL BE SPEEDILY Published.
"TTiE PRAOT7CE ~ COURTS or JUS7YOE IN
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED srATHs"Br
CONWAY ROBINSON, Rsq.
VOb a. 70 the place and time or
Lmitauons." N''' SUI WIG ''A'u'e VI
ALSO AT PRESS
~, SECOND EDITION or LoMAN's DIGEST
o. ths lasI Of Real Property generally adopted and In
~ " VIC unlsd States By John Taylor D. one Of
fssiot Of u v OF the UniVsr,lty Of Virsnis '' "
Second Edition. In vols, Royal svo sI.,x enl,,gsa and I'm
proved. WV t''A'V ep'bssu Apo lu
new Code o. virginia has been embodied 10 this edition.
made 70 All the reported decided the
o Virginia since 1915 eth and last vol Of
t.ni Reports loeu,ive as well 4. addition t,sr stn ,
seen, 1ngsh end Aueroan Auihors this edition
.ne most not The valuable compendium Of purely
IN M. s upon he subject q hsal Property" issued
90 Tar a. regards Ylrgoia, edition viii be
i9und 70 present her entire Real Properly law OK All
esd Of the Bar, and Of the Bench, a. HoRIf. '~''
,,9s n MAJ ,, sss rs sIosSn,,
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MYERS 4 JASHE, iaT Main street
:, rnIGHnoND FEMALE INSTITUTE fi@ S:-s..

OF THIS INSTITUTE take pie
h"ahelns nat its exercises will commence NOSD4
for the purpose will Accommodation FOR from 40 70 so
pupils ras ample ground. Of The lnstae offer delightful
a'c provides suitable retremen, FOR
% give the young ladies who may the family
ordered home The amount expended iSsndnr
Sadns SrnI,ars and apparatus, viii scarcely fall $50
uGa,ion this Institute will regard the advantages oTered hen
'' Jus" ''s COURSE OURS % Of PG issTRucr,os
% M es provided IN every branch usually studied by
S sr ~ snSo to he highest stages Of eneatou There viii
Music ana Ornamental B.nehe. viii have its d.,as
their hagwhe al viii be one hsfOniOu.
MISLT,Jr. As'' DA'l
The usual English studies will and
@ IN, sase q Two s5Psreneed ladies', and ali paths viii be
ton by frequent Tsyies, snd by the Pre-
.aSn, h%.s nSe Mg;1 viii be taught .hou, any
way With manifest advantage, early period Ii is pro
take The n'stoy steps in learning French
Fes o sA sIs5 s Sn The black board Vi. here Pn
the pronunciation mssDnE Of common words
@ rST The tax vii b. mas s 1' sn %, SST.
nf s mere gan. ~ be P poE sy and Gnr sal
' '-' ootIEGlSf rPi D i! AR SHESis'
and I, ,a 81 o S contemplate four
English Grammar biography Grhmse and he o.hsr ..aa'
place viii be given ,hroushou, this department 70
dion, & ,i.dy ~ English The his S Ot 1t. formation It,
tAinmen sE in the practical BY
Composition. The Greek, Latin, French German Italian and
enteman o. eminent hSiamsh and experience hs.
been appointed Professor Of Mathematics and Phyea
% scientific apparatus, believed ,bs pupil here viii en-
sai ele' In these branches as In any the Colleges
in,raeon in History Moral Philosophy Mental Science Bb
A hraiue, Rhetoric, Logic the Principles Taste Apd he
text books With familiar iec,ur
ten a. well a. oral And hs plan be pursued Ia other
DESAgfNESf oF ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
me whole school viii be regularly Instructed the science
regular Course, and uhout any charge The
q singing asa frequent exercise has hne eject ia Promoting
cal organs add cult ysinF the ts,te.
10 IN ifumensl Music the most thorough hh ns,ru-
adyanscd classes FOR solo and Qu,st'e sngug zi b. eed
rect taste 10 Ill the snc arts. ADD 70 he ss ss S ser
Dravns Painting Enbrodsty and Ornamental NeedevotE re-
Instruction. sgord the pupils on th in,iitai. S
lesrn gihin i' walls all hsi to make up the elegsrc.
and - far a, 10 then lies nohlss - S,sn shared o1 u,
Withheld haimiy promote h i,I,,at
(Ha Pnyr,> n aicraes Gcf ID 1884, as remainder n,,
rREFiR'rCET aryAsOuzr.
hkNsh s'nlfs R90 m
cstt.y,,I. s;,, 10 %
English and Scientific studies ~ a., ~,
Ancient and Nojerr l-sEusses, each ca y,
Hu'ie-PiGno, With use d inatia2sni' .',,, 400,
st,n " hs'P''''... so 10
Drawing, Paa,ias EmSroidery ,,i - @ 90
~, AL. -. h5ARnSo pErAErNryr. Wv "
w,.hns ''''''.',,,,..... o.. $500 %
charges, Pupils ptoyId. aooi; and 20 .?
r b made ior absence Application To- aimaoS .,
70 oins, p,i,eSlars may be addressed to Rev Bi,
we ih'u'a'e' NehnOnd, Va. 49,.
p's-S''n - Presideni Of the Trustees.
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WATCHES, JEWELKY,s SILVER W,RT

'HE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully a.orm their friend, -
ana me public generally, that they times keep ksA
on hAnd Tor sale, stock
Gold and Silver WATCHES OF English French anaf.csTs
which are all regulated and keep time
Our STOCK OF hne Jewelry also keen sp.c
very description, enabling supply persons whose
sf IS dcnt 10 suit, with Speeaclss Particular attention
paid TO repairing and regulating Watches ourselves. and
any or repairing IN line the uauua-trr-
any sye o. Jeu,rs executed Tor By very
experienced uoTkmen. Strangers city and Uan,in
article In line nnd IL to thsr aer,, 10 80 ~
'pect our gods Every article sold our .
Ante 10 be as rep'eened at the time article
.hou turn out otherui.e than represented the
ny received for II will be refunded ", ,ndeayo n
give satisfaction all And d,,,er our,r
We have thus far succeeded in doing give
that our Efforts in that respect
All orders by mail promptly attended TO.
MYERS JASKE, ;aL Main street.
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L.TEsT NEWS BY TELgGa.PH
Reported for the Ri,hnopd Will.
ARRIVAL OF TIE BALTIC.
TOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL or TIE BALTIC.
hotn DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
1HE GREAT BATTLE FOUGHT.
NAV foAk. Oct i6-The steamship Baltic has arrived
with Liverpool dates to the 4.h inst.
Inc great battle has been fought in the Crimea and
'"e russians utterly annhilated. Ten ships OF war were
hames
len thousand French aud English we're killed, and
io'ooo Russians T~enty-,ro thousand Russians were
taken prisoners.
ine Allies sormed the Russian entertainments and af.
Ter i'ar hours hshtng they finally drove them within tho
walls Of the city.
Men'ehikoG with his shattered forces refused to sur
render.
MARKETS
LNkfrooL, Oct 4.-Co,ton has advanced Is
fiour-"estern Canal 3is; Ohio s4s. Corn-ubi,s
anu y.io" 1913. Cousols IS l 9 TO 1888
MARKETS
Nhw YORK. Oct l6.-Flour is firm and steady Wheat
aud Corn unchanged.
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