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%ssN A.

Gel. Ii L. Kinney, of Texas, is at the
National Hotel
....John Collins. jr., son of E. 4. Collins.
Of New York has written letter TO thu
an IN that city with regard to an article
publlshtd in that paper concer ming the sinsu
5ef yea Hent Dy Mr. Collins. senior, Of Mr..
posiAn, Gle of the officers of the Arctsc.
Young air Collins denies that any Injustice
has beeE displayed towards Dorian. or that
-by eITcGI1 Stances wi b regard to the wreck
hSFe en- suppressed from the public. His
I&'"'T lie alleges TO have behaved generously
'""sTd5 Dorian, but in the matter of employ
nen re agnes in favor Of his fathers right
of cboee Dorian complains of not being paid
MS iaIt wages, AID threatens a public exposi
uon or cer,a'n private matters if supdry con-
ditionS are not compiled with. Mr. Dorian
has Low prtlished q reply to young MIR. Col
ms Pubic sympathy seems TO be with Mr..
Dor an, and there promises TO be a long news.
Taper controversy ABOUT the matter
1.-The Detroit Advertiser, in reply to the
ques ion, e Who is Q. r. K. Philander Doe
Sueks + B., says il is Mortimer M. Thomp.
soh- formerly CT Aun Arbor, Mich, and at
present clerk In New York city
The New York Times saws. that Tbur.
10" ICED, OF the Albany Evening Journal, il
30 more; his only son died some three wear:
since
49, he scquittal of DR.. Thompson, charged
with the murder of Miss Pharr, in Virginia
has created great excitement An editorial
letter to the Richmond Wing dated Stauntou
- december, says: - Thompson is ACQUITTED
me jury Saying out one half an hour. NJ
mp essen Is, that the jury have been hum
oHsgeu most egregiously. According to the
evidence, thompson ought not only To have
been hung but he ought 10 have been ouar.
Tered alEO."
....Hon. Samuel J. Pc son, of Wilmington
y C., was elected Judge of the superio,
Court OF North Carolina by the Legislature
On Wednesday last, and g. W. Brooks, o.
Person 90 Com ptIoller Of the State
....It was stated few days ago, tha.
Archer, whig, was elected to Congress in the
In district by o"e majority over Allen, demo.
era The Chicsgo Trioune, of Wednesday
however, states that Allen beats Archer or
vote.
Little Paul Julien is giving concert,
With great success out west.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

| The Senate met shortly after IL NJ, to- day
and there being qucrus, present, evidently
On motion of Mr.. HI ater, Mr.. Cas- wa.
elected President pro tom. for to-day, Mr.
Atchison being absent.
On motion of Mr. Brodhead, tho Clerk of tn,
Senate was directed to notify the President Of
the United States of this action.
On motion of Mr.. Dodge of Iowa, the join
committee ION the part of the Senate) Of thres
was directed to be appointed to notify tn.
President of the United States of the organ.
isation Of Congress.
House Of Representatives = To-day, tn.
House met a. IL, m.
After prayer by their Chaplain, the ClerL
called the roll by States, and 107 member
answered to their names
Mr.. Charles S Lewis, of Va, Messrs. Henry
G. Goodwin and Isaac Teller Of New York, and
Mr.. f. M. Bristow, of KY, members elected
to fill vac ances, were then sworn in by the
Speaker
Mr.. Florence offered the usual resolution fol
drawing seats for the session.
Mr.. JONES' of Tennessee, moved the usual
resolution, that the clerk inform the Senate OF
the organization of the House.
Also, another for the appointment of the
usual committee of three to inform the Presi-
dent of the organization Of the aouse.
Both these resolutions being agreed to, the
Speaker appointed Messrs. Jones of Tennes
sec. Haven, and Bayly of Virginia.
The resolution of Mr.. Florence being before
the House,
Mr.. Stanton, of Tenn, asked leave to move
to permit some one of that gentleman's col.
leagues to draw for Mr.. Churchwell, who was
detained from Washington by sickness.
Mr. Dickinson proposed to amend the amend
ment so as to cover also the case of Mr. Ed.
munds, also sick away.
Mr.. Wheeler proposed to include Mr.
Hughes, also detained away from Washington
by sickness.
Mr.. Stephens, of Ca, and Mr.. Calhoun, op.
posed granting these requests.
Mr.. Diekinson's amendment to the amend
ment was then voted down, and Mr.. Stanton
of Tenn, withdrew his amendment.
The resolution of Mr.. Florence being mex
agreed to, the members, according to custom
all withdrew beyond the bar, and the draw
ing for seats was proceeded with. The CIork
drawing the name of each member who came
within the bar, and selected his seat as hi
name was called, retaining it until the hall
was again filled by the completion Of the
drawing.
Mr.. Tappan Wentworth, of Mass, drew frs
choice, and Mr.. Simmons, of New York, the
second
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THE BALL OF THE SEASON
FIRST GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OF fHH
RED, WHITE & BLUE
ORDNANCE CLUB,

T1NHE members cf this Clue take pleasure IN e1-
nouncing % their friends nd the public &c ne
rally that their fret Annual Bali will AXE &C. at
6DD FELLOWS II ALL, Navy Yard, MONDAY
December 18th, 1854.
livery exer;ion will he MADE TO give satisfaction
to sill nay honor them wish heir Presence
Scots Cotillon BsId IS been engaged for the 90
casrn.
The Refreshments sIe placed In the hands Of
well known caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR TO be he'd Of any Of the
managers and at the door on the evening Of the
ball.
MANAGERS.
Swift Gates.
H Wilson, WI Ferguson,
Gasktns Stuart
g MECH ssey, W Kemp,
W Humphrey, j Birch.
Floor COMMITTEE
Chs d Bev. ice, Crurp.
William A. Bradley, Floor Manager.
dec It'd
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VARIETY
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.

TTNHE subscriber has on hand snd il daily recsi,
i ipS large additions of Boots and Shoes
OF the bast material and workms nship. en- B&i
bracing all the m ndern styles, among which VES
he would enumerate 10 part the fol1owing: We
FOR LADIES.
Congress Boots, Cater Boots ST all kinds and CO Oh
Morocco snd Leather Boots
Morocco and kid Slippers
Morocco aud leather Walking Shoes, together Y il
large supply of Toilet Slippers.
r 'R GENTLEMEN.
Quilted Bottom Boot patent leather Boots
Heavy waterproof Boots, sewed and YsRged
Light dress OTIS do
Patent leather, calf and cloth Congress Boots
10 and calf Kossuth TIES
Calf morocco and Oxford Ties, sewed and pegged
ALSO
Misses, Roys Youths. and Chi'dren's Boots au
Shoes of every kind and description, together vi /
large assor m. ut for Servants. Heads Of families
and purchasers generally will find it much to tn i
advantage to visit this estab ishm ent
GEORGE BURNS.
$40 Pa. av, adjoining Patterson's Drug Store.
Geo 4-1w
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The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department Saturday,, the ID Of Dec ,
thee ~e-e of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books Of the Department
For the redemption of stock. 49,. se5, se7 SO
For paying other Treasury debts. 100,040 90
For the Customs. ................ 35,663 So
miscellaneous sources. $500. 1s,s75 90
For covering into the Treasury
from Lands. .,................ 2.498 81
For the War Department. ......,. 1887 50
For tho Navy Department ....... lbs, 207 90
For ire Int -ios Department. 35,420 43
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FAILURE OF ANOTHER RAG SHop-We IN
deTs'and says the Atlanta Intelligenc er,) hat
Mr. John Glenn. Agent of the Georgia Rail
road Company, on Friday last, presented fif
teen hundred dollars Of the bills of the Che.
rofee Insurance Bank, at Dalton, at the coun
ter Of the Bank for redemption, but was net
with the information that there was no funds
on hand TO re1ee n the notes The Bank has
but very recently commenced operations and
we presume the amount of circulation it has
been abls 20 obtain for its notes is quito linn
tied
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TIE BODY OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN FoUrD ~
DR. hANE-The Lake Superior Mining News
Of November 9, contains the following
8" By privae letters we learn that the bodies
oil or J'hn franklin and his men have bee q
found by Dr.. Kane party, frozen and perfeetl :
preserved
n our last number we gave the report Of
II p t. -igerce derived from some of the Fs.
qu'r"Ux indians t the discovery of some ,,f
1hs silver use by Frankiin's expedition and
11asbed with his INITIALS, The later repor, is
u me discovery OF the bodies, and from our
authority ne have the right to believe it 70 be
true - W "o
The editor makes no mention of the sonree
OF MS Information, nor of the direction whence
it came
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ATTRACTIVE.

DICH Paris AMI New York made Cl,akf, IN VI
II vet, satin. mori antique and cloth.
Beautiful Silks. in brS cade; plaid, plain, IL.
1ounced Robes.
Fine Lace and Muslin Enbroiieries in sets
Point, Maltese. Limeric. Honiton, and Gimpur.
Sylphid.s Colarets. CHEMISTS, Collars and Sleeve
Embroidered Muslin and TarIetou Role.
Also, q CHOICE sssortr emf Of new styl,s Casl
meres, Mougsslinea, French Chin q, ard Wool P'al5
Eveni and Party Dress Goods In great VAR 4,
ALI the pbov. are just received and new ready r
inspection. Citizens and strangers are respect l.
invited to Grill. WALTER HARPER 4 c.,
dac 4-ar3t
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NOTICE.

CRY eF W. sHINaToS December l, 1884
E'bE property, estate, rights, cr.dits, and G aims
L Of the late copar rne-shp OK Ssden, Titbers a.
Co.. have been convey. and assigned to the und~r-
sigsed trus ees, to render the by
and col cotton as specify possible and to spply
tina pr ceeds to the liquidation of the liabilities If
deed Of assignment to u.s.
We plstge ourselves to use our hest efforts 10
bring the business Entrusted to to speed
lily as possible aud to faithful application of tie
prcceeds of tie assests.
Our prosrsfs la the mstter will be at all times
open, a. the late bans house Of the fir in this
city, to the inspection Of all Interested
The circu alton OF said firm bling preferred. win
be speedily redeemed.
We take occasion 10 say tbas since tn. commence
ment OF tn. endorsements Ct said firm which
have placed them into liquidation, that about s75.-
600 OF her ctcua ion and about $50, COO of othsr
iiabilitiss have bsol redeemed and iQui ated The
circulation now outstanding is In amount about
$llaU00, and the aepotes to be paid abou $3.50 Ocn
As per h.dll tota! liabilities about 100000, as
sets over S 100000
Acting as trustees only, we shall be eovsrne1
strictly by the pr visions made in the .ed tax ny
70 responsibility other than that invested ia by
the sssgu rs; and ". beg that the pubic will NOT
deem us unre asonable or ungsrerous.
JNO- A. ENGLISH,
wM. BaYNE,
dec 4-3t Trustees
OUr DOORS At IDLEWILO; or, the onap;nz
" ofa Hoas on the Banss Ct the Hudson, by n.
Msxims of ashington, political, social moral snd
religious, collected by DR. Schroeder
| This, That, and tes Other, by Sllen l. Chandler
| n ne Rural Wreath; Lite among the Flowers BY
aura Greer Weod
Beautiful bertns, . new story, by Mr.. Tuthin
Only . Dsnde n, and otoer stories, by the sutbor
of The Flower II the Family
| Pray md Wo K, then cd ~ i'll help, Q series OF
| Story BOOKS for children, by sarah A Myers
| The Wand rers by se. and Lana with other Tales
by Peter Farley
Faggots for tn Firssi1e. or Fact and Fancy, BY Pc
| tor Parley
| Winter Wreath Of Summer Flowers by 8 G Good
/ rich.
We are now receiving our stock o. Family acc
| POCKET Bibiss, Prayer SOCKS uperDy boand con =,
Of the Poets an othsr .tandaad and nlustrs ;S<
| works for the holidays.
GRAY 3 BALLANTYNE.
Booksellers, No. 40e seventh street.
| dec A-St
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rHT2f - FHe .EnaHIe4 49,

The Intekityencer moralizes over the mas.
ing OF Congress to-day, and anticipates that
this IS to be business session, rather than a
tumuituous one. The editor enumerates the
things left undone at the Last session, which,
IN his judgment, should be particularly az
tended TO by their honors.
Tee O"rO" is in quandary in determining
whether the Wings are merged in the Fusi m
party, or the Fusion party in the Wings. TIE
Union also defends the Turks from the CHARGE
o. cowardice before SebastopoI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-04

HARD TINES IN New YORK-WoRkNEN Drs-
CHARGED The New York Times of Satur day
afternoon says:
. We heard yesterday, that large number
81 woIkInen had been dismissed from the great
manuiac. uElng establishments OF the city. One
OF thr PRINCIPAL IRON works near the Dry Dock
discharged j Us hundrsd men at once It fer.
neriy employ ed nesrly six hundred. The
Gauss assigned as the scarcity Of money. the
d bicuity Of closing contracts and general
Oppression 10 the manufacturing interests
VIVA tae men are 20 do who are now out Of
employ, cannot be told
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-04

q The Consistory of the Dutch Reformed
Collegiate Church in New York has recently
made the handsome donation of twenty five
thousand dollars to the Theological Seminary
of this Church in New Brunswick
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-04

No MORE DRINKs.-An effort is making by
the superintendent Of the Erie Railroad to
stop the sale OF intox eating liquors at the sew
er@i delo's along the line The b4r at Tur.
ner's Station, Orange Co., has been removed
and others will follow
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II The London correspondent of the New
York Tines says he g has the most positive
and highly resTectabie inform alton that Lord
Ila5'ah IS Z" J17tor Of gtUshg up, FIR this
Se4r, IRE Sfiss and that he wrote home to
Thar effect, remark ug that retreat will become
question Of safe'y, mniess he should, in the
AtA' fortnight, Do reinforced by considerable
Eum0ees Of all arms'
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Le , he Boston Transcript speaking of the
hto" Nothing banquet in that city, and the
oman eating Of the banquet room, says: One
Il he best hits vas painting of the White
House al Washington with the inscription:
- Residence Of Sam in 1855. -
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Cotillon Parties at Island Hall

IT w. ESIC II T. CD. would respectfully an
h. nounce to their frienis and rh pubiic that
III If CoTiLLON P4RfIsS will commence on
THURSDAY EVENING, B.cemb,r 7sb, 1854, at
Iats.ND II sLL, for he purps o. giving all WIG
may desire IL chanc- to p ssdcs sQuass Cotillons
Con re Da oce., Reels, H..
Tickets for gentlemen with ladies, Is cents.
10 do without do 81 n csnt3
dec 4-3tt
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NEW GOODS FOR HOLIDAYS.

N It'll pleasure We Inform our frie, DIS tina I,
w have ,ust retur ned from the North wi a
immense assortment of new and beautiful coo
suitable for present., such as Work Boxes. Derk
PAPER Msche aud pls Goods. Card Eases ptr
Monnaies, Cigsr Gases and stsuds fine China v, s
maptel ornaments, bronze and pariad mar bic figure
PasSets. Chill !Ieps' T. vs. brushes, Combs, 'er'l
merry, Music, Musical turtrun ents, Piano Stools L
Covers, foe Engrgsvins, and host of Fancy Coco
zoo numerous for au adv.ris ment, al OF whicn .
will take pie sure in nibiti e. and promise 10 re
at low rates. JNO. +. ELLIS,
Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10 ST.
dec Aft
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Agents for the Evening Star ont Of Wssb

Agents for the Evening Star ont of WASH.
ington.
Persons at distsn' e wanting the DALI
Erening Star, at the earliest neriod af,.r l..
issue, can be accommodated It
Wilmington, Delaware, by E. S. R. BurrEn
No III, Market street
oaIumore' by HENRY TAYLOR, Sun Iron
Buildings
'per's Ferry, by ARCHIBALD K1rzxrLIER
alexandria. Va, by VIM F. CARsE. No sc
klng street, corner OF Fairfax
fredericksburg, Va, by W. M. MILLS.
Richmond, Va by SMITH FORE, Nos 15e
brotd street, and 1874 Main street.
portsmouth, Va by A. B. OWENS, No. 10
High street.
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- a number of banks design app lying to
the New Jersey Legislature for re-charters,
and several banking companies for charters
which involve about $4,000 900 of capital, and
circulation Of Sl4, zoo, 900 to SIG, 900 900.
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25 CENT DAGUERREOTYPES.

NJ B.-Nobods's bushes, il we take AID elegant
IN and well fisished PICTURE for the extremely
small and ms gn'hcspt sum of 26 cents giving sat
isfaotoa to every body. arof Frank steel Tsimsdge
has just returned frem New York, having selected
a most beautiful assortment Of Plain. Double Gilt
papier Mache, Velvet Pearl, Oval and Fancy Gases,
o., DC, selected expressly for Stewards Gallery,
are the only opposition gallery in WASHINGTON. If
the pubic will give us a cali we will easuse the
most perfect satisfaction. Gallery over NJ w Calls
Jewelry Store, Penna: avenue between Ninth and
Tenth streets. O. D. STEWART
dec 2-3;H Propri.tor
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Race over Columbia Course
Thursday, Dece NIB, 7sh. 1854,
EOR STTUEP ETTD

FOR A SILVER CUP.
Mr.. Smith enfers sorrel TRENTON
VIM II. Birch enters bay horse. BILL.
VIM Hicke son enters sorrel ho.se......PEPPER,
Ii is to be trottiog race, mile and repeat "a
25s-pouud wsgons-0o lighter weight to be adj
mitted.
Another silver cup will be offered for race OF tbs
same character three or more to make a rssa r.
come off same day, for horses which have never won
u rare.
Entrance Of horses TO he made at Birch's stable
IN Friday ternooo, before nine oclock. Entrance
fee n per c.rt., psy bis to B. H. SOrBORON
dec At CYRUS MARTIN, Proprietor
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BANKS WINDING UP.-The N. Y. Tribune
says that some Of the smaller banks of that city
are Considering the propriety of winding uD.
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GRAND ANNUAL BALL
h0UIT VIRIQI GLIB

maE members of the "Mouut Vernon Club" would
i respectfully announce TO their patrons and the
public generally that they will give their Second
GRAND ANNUAL BAIL, at JACKSON HALL,
December is, 1854.
From the well known reputation OF tbs Balls, Pic
Mics. &c. Of this Club. it is hardly necessary to
comment on this one fur h-r than 20 gay that ~
are determined to make this ball far superior to
any heretofore given by us
The Retire hmsnts will be served BY IN expert
enced Caterer
SUPPER will be furnished for 26 cents
Prof Webers full brass snd string band has been
has been engaged for the &C ,asioe
Ticksts 0NE DcLLAR-sdmitsipg o gentleman
and ladies; to he had Of any Of the members and
at the door on the nj hit Of the bali.
MANAGERS:
Jas williams, NJ Quinn, John Nelson,
Thos spon Donn, Rob Howard,
Cation, RAP syne, Jau Keck,
Vim SCOTT, d Gallagher, James Lewis,
h Orme, BENZ Howard, n Hollohan.
dec 4-er1v&d7t
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

MaE Lxut Vessels of Upper and Lower Cedar
i POINTS IN the Potomac Rivsr will be taken trCm
tn.i eta tons for repairs on the 18th day of Dscsm
Der, 1854.
Dne notice of their return will be given.
by order Of the Light House Board:
a. W. PENNOCK.
dec 4-St Inspector IF Lights, a District.
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"ARPER'S MAGAZlN e i.r Dec mt
II Ledde rhoss's Life of Melar cthon, translA :
by Rev. g. r. Krot ]
Roughing tt in the Bueh, bv Mrs. Noodle
Life in the Clearfngs rs. the Bush, by do
Outdoors of Idlawi d. by n. P. Willis
The Rat Catcher, by Gustsv Mefitz
Beautiful Bertha, by Mrs. Tuthiil.
dec 4 FRA OK TAYLnF
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FRENCH MILLINERY.
PRIVATE TUITION.

NIVIL nd Militry tngipeering. Tenth ST, &
" nouse from Mctluire's, established in 1872
FILL, Prof scnr of Mstheu aics. can receive $40
Glass in thu higher branches Of Matht m tics {
struc ION, Draughting, aud civil and Militia y 4:
n.erins.
Terms per course, $95; writing leesnns, $40; b.
keeping BY double ,ntry, SIS psr cours.. Pa q
in advance dec 49,
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Desperate Sell This morning discovered
the Presidents message stuck up on various
corners of the city, under the head of the
" W ashington Union-Extra !" An immense
sensation Immediately followed in all the hotel
public gathering halls. The qu,d names, in
their eagerness to devour tho document, read
nearly through it, some of them, before dis,
covering that it was tho message of last ear
Some wag had thus taken them in. The sell
took capitally, indeed
Claim under Will In tho adjudication of
accounts at the Treasury Department, it is
ruled that whom q claim is made under the
will Of creditor Of the Government, the
identity of the legatee must be established by
other evidence than his own affidavit, and the
original will, or a probate copy, must be pro
duced. The mere possession of an alleged
copy Of the will, though certified as true by
one of the witnesses of the will, is of no legal
weight whatever, and Is not to be regarded in
tho settlement of claim against the Govern
mont.
Lively Times. has been over
flowing with strangers for the last forty eight
hours, nearly every member of Congress hav
ing arrived, bringing in their train g .ea
rush Of the class of gentlemen who seem t.
regard them az their own peculiar pilot fish
asst were. The hotels are nearly all crammed
while the boarding houses are preparing fo
their share of tho fine times to come shortly
when the members and others select quarter
for the session.
The Presidency Of the senate.-More thar
q month ago We announced that Genera
Atohison would not attend at the opening o
the session, and that he would take means t,
have Q successor to himself in the Vice Presi
dental chair duly chosen oy the Senate. Hi
resignation Of that position Was duly rsceivst
In Washington on Saturday or yesterday, ant
to-day was to have been laid before the SEN
otO-
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PIANOS FOR SALE OR RENT.

tho PARENTS AND CHILDnEN-
l. have appointed LAMMONDs, on seventh &C.
as my Headquarters for the distribu'fn { Toys.
dec 2-3t KRIS KRINGLK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-28
MERCHANTS.
NOTICE

'INllE subsorbtr assocntod with him in business,
1 tho lat day ofluly 1891 Mi Jno. v. Wheeler
lie business of thr nrw ronctrn MI f." conducted an.
Her thc style mt firm OF GEi RGE NJ. RU 1kER n
co In making this change ia bu.ine-s lak' occasion
to return thnnks my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage kindly bestowed upon nv
whiln alone und beg, in behalf ol the concern
The patronage which will be their highest aim de-
All persons having ~lams again. will plensc pro-
them umedinel, or settlement, ana those inebt.
ed " Ill obgo very much 10y coming forward aud sct-
tling at their enrliesipnssiblo convenience.
GEORGE NJ. RuCkER.