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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-15
CPECIALNOTICE

NFEOIAL lie suIsci Ibct is INV
~ receiving hs Fall aud Winter stuck ol goods. ,,t-
si.ting of Cooking, Parlor, Office. Church and faetov
Stoves, FOL wood aad c al Gtates ol every variety al
style. nicely finished md very ornamental, and will far
excel IN beauty at design anyt. ing in this market
Ais the Diamond AMI Pahd's improve Uninn Coolipv
Range, winch ne warranted to give perfect >utisflcljonD
turhices Al "HhiieA ct Slzes, tor warming churches.
dwtliing,, Nc, which will be set to order in th. n,.t
lerie'i manner together with Registers, Ventlaiors,
ana various Articles usually 'ePt in II Stove store-com
ftisIng the largest and lest selected assortment ever of.
Tered Ia one establishment lhi. side Of Baltimore. and
which Will be sold at prices lat cannot lnil To sun ih.
times. All Interested Will please ,all ind examine. NJ
the ~Lynchbnrg Stove Works, east Main st.
nov 3-dts c. =. BLISS.
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Gatter the Rosebud While you may
Cd Time Is swiftly flying;
And thai SAINT flow er that blooms tn-da,-

bhiIef the Rosebud While you may
Old Time Is swiftly flying;
And that same flower that blooms tu-da,-
To morrow may he dying.
A Ii who desire of themselves, family. or friends. a
"A correct. highly finished, and UNFADING DA
G"UERREOlYI LIKENESS, or one of those
most hreuthing ST reoscopic Pictures, should rnbrace
the present opportunity (s delays are dangcrous) If
cali Z al the Gallery OF MINNIS & CO. They Inv,
"A large and beautiful assortment of Gold lockets, Pins.
Rings, Bracelets. &c. with every style OF Case and
Frame, in when TO place Picture,; any one OF which,
filled with II Likeness taken in their irimitable st.le.
will, ut once. make the most beautiful-and at tie sam.
time, the most esirable-presen thut Gun he r a,ir,
and one thut will be tr, assured up M II sacred memenro
long attei the Loved doner shaIl have passed away.
They iuve in Their possession every late and impor
tant Improvement in Chemicals ard Apparatus know n
in the art, and are prepared to take pictures IL every
style, aud warranted To please. A call from the citizen.
Of L%ynchburg and surrounding country is respectfully
solicited, wheth,r they nuy wish pictures OF not.
GALLERY ia Lynchburg ON Win ST two door, from
Bridge St, adjoining the new Store of DIR. Lyman Syc
am"rs st., Petersburg, and Main St, Richmond, Va.
q. w. MlNNlS,
sep8ts N. s. TANNER
W. GD\ANI. n. A. WAJDRnN SpTSyI.u
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GEORGE B, JONES g. CO,

GEORGE 3. JONES & co,
DRUGGISTS. fETERsBuRG, Va offer for sale tor
IL CASH or on approved CREDIT, an extensive
md vnricd assortment Of Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye IStuffs, Window Glass. Soaps, Peifume1y'
&c, Nc. Obtaining their supplies from manufacturers
aud importer, .nly, the, are prepared 10 lurhisi ru'e
and genuine articles as low us they Gun be bought OF any
regular iobhing house.
Their stock for the Fall trade embraces: Best I rench.
English mud American Quininc; Prime Caracas and
Mnuilln Indigoes; Prime Honduras Cochinral; Best Oh
i've oil. in bottles and cusks, Pure White Lead, dry and
ground in on; Prime Dmbfo Madder, n batr.ls and
kegs; Blue Ntriol, in hbls. aud kegs; ENtIacI L"ewood,
ia boxes; Spices OF all kinds, whole aud ground; Popu-
lar Patent Medicine. oi all kidd; 'ublns and Other "x-
tracts for the handkerchief; Geft an GoinR n", Huh Oils,
Pomatum, bair Brushes, dc &c, 81.
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u,uE FAMILY GROCERY, ha. on han,

HE AMILh 1tOeEt<h has on 'and
l. aud for sale, the following articles, uI Of which will
be sold cheap for Gosh
A large lot of those fine Richmond Sweet Potatoes,
u large lot Of Irish do n large and splendid lot 81
Onions, also, No |. Mnckernl and Herr ings, Fine tuini-
ly Lard, Salt Pork. Dried Apples, &c. Also, n large
and yell selected Stock OF Boots aud Shoes among
which mny he found a nice Fancy Shoe, for children; in
short everything that is kept in U regular Family Gro
c.iy, J. h.
n. B-A large .ot of Sione-ware, on con.isnmcnt,
which will be sold cheap TO the trade. Acting as Agent
for the Richmond Pottery, an for tie sale Of ii, NJ
Armistend's Fruit Tree., | shull be pleased to receive
orders. tov o2t4 II. :,
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DE-. " ran SALE '"'''"'' q

k34A fbh HAIEs
Finding 1t will require more limc 10 pay my lrhi.
than my creditors can conveniently allow, unless | sell
u portion OF IN, property, | have determined To oGer the
following property FOR SALE:
My htslptNcf in the ucighbnrlood of Judge Dan
ILLS This Is n most desirable place. The House con.
tnlns ~ rooms. all we'll md some Of tlcm elegantly fin.
ished with brick kitchen and All other necessary out
houses, and IA we'll ot excellent winter on the premises.
! he HOUSE, n Lor AT present occupied 10y MI. J. i.
Burns. Tins - II neat aud pleasant place. suited for II
small family. THE House has five rooms, with Il good
kitchen, smoke house, aud n well Of FIST role water in
the ynrd.
Also, my In offering my foundry for
sale, consi Ter am otierinc the most valuable property
ever offered in this plaee. Il Is too well knawn in I'M.
vicinity, to need u particular description; tut | " III stute,
there - not a better ntriulc ed ostahli- hment in thu
state II IL furnished with IA complei- sctt oi tools, the
Iat"sf Improvements, and a lprt stock of pattcIn.. in
good cond,tlon aud extensively used. | would refer
selling nun the interest in III" Foundry property, should
an, one desire purchasing such an interest.
Any person wishing 10 purchase any OF the above
named Property will apply 10 the subscriber at the
PhrniS Foundry. A. q. DABNEY.
nns l-dts
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NEW DRY GOODS
phi u Az

Ia now receiving "A very superior stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GpODS consisting of every article
OF Ladies and Gentlcmens wear. Also. a large assert
men. of Blankets. Lindseys and Heavy Woolens. all of
which he oilers on the most favorable Terms. HIS for.
mer patron, and the public generally are respectfully 20.
licitcI to call nj kiLEiS CORNER AIN Sr.
sen rs dis
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NEW CONCERN.
RECEIVING AND ON A N

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
lBLS STU wts C.. Sugar.
- % Ground. CIal fled & Crushed do,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls N. o. Molasses,
10 hhds. p. h. TO-,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so " Laguun do,
10 " Prime old Java do,
80 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles,
Large lot of Glover, Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed,
Call soon as we are selling cheap.
(feb 24ts) YOUNGER g. SMITH
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hat AND CAP WAREHOUSE,
IL Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va
DUDosife the Court House.

Opposite he LOuTI H0uSe'
q The subscribers take pleasure in notifying EMFZ
The Merchants Of Virginia. aud North Caro-eaGD
lina. TINT their stock OF Goods for the season has been
received. and thy are now prepared to serve tieir Gus
tom y, and Others wn, nny visit this market to lay in
their Fall supplies.
1t j. known hat we have always kept n large and VA
ried assortment Of Goods IN our line, aud We will only
add, that our stock f 7 the present season is unusually
large and well assorted, selected entirely from Mnnuthc
tnrcfs in person hy the senior phI tner, whose experience
e fiteen years ehnb IS him 10 make such selections and
on such terms IA v i'll insure successful competitions with
any Jobbing House North OF South
sep 9.ts MAJOR e. o
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BILLIARD & O0D1N.
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and Commission
Merchants,
OFFER FOR SALE
10 hhds n Cd p X Sugar
so bbls coffee and clarified Sugar
40 boxes and bbls loaf, and crushed and RIVER.
lied Sugar
100 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee
10 bags Old Jaw
10 hhds Cuba and p Il NoIasses
200 sides Sole Leather
5000 lbs Bacon
200 kegs Nails-a,sorted
so boxes Adamantine Candle.
20 do Hull & Sons
30 do Tallow
800 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Shear and Bli,tered Stecl
500 psir Blankets, from commont 10 superior w..
full cloths; brown aud bleached Domestic; L.insev.
seys; Calieoes; Boots. Shoes. Hats, Gaps; Cedar -
and Buckets. common and fine; Spades, Shovls, Il
Forks, and many other articles - too numerous to men
ton. All we ask isa call 10 guarantee satisfaction. as
we intend selling unusually low for cash. and the usuai
time to prompt customers extended.
DILLARD & OGDEN.
oct 10 3m Opposite Farmers Bank.
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CRATES. CRATES.

A mother lot oftho>e highly finished Crates, ofvnrious
kNszcs and styles. just received at the Lynchburg
tu, nnce mud Range Warelousa. C. S. BLISS.
no 92ts
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new FURNITURE Nare-kOOmS.
c. N A N T, w A L D RO & O.,
\1OuLD Re ~pectfully Inform their fien IS and The
w public generally that they are now receiving, ut
heir Furniture looms, on Mait ST.. a lew door.
below the Norvell House, their stock of Rose Wood.
Mahogany, Walnut. and otter Furniture together witt,
IA grest mnny articles in the way Of House keeping. tina,
are useful as well as ornamental, but have never before
been introduced to this market All oi which have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest repu
Ia ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with their embellishments
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged wolkmen OF skill and expe
Hence, aud are therefore prepared to have made to or
der, cut ot good ma erial, any piece of furniture thu
my be ordered. They would add that they are pre-
paredt 10 offer greater inducements to persons wanting
~nuytling in tie way of FURNITURE, than has ever be.
'ore been offered IN this market. And they hope by as
siduous attention 10 business To merit and receive al lenst
II portion OF the ubIic patronage.
CONANI, WALDRON & co.
N.B-Ne would say To our old friends and custom.
eS tat we continue to manufacture, at our old stand,
~ Bridge st, nil kinds of ], bucco M5ulds and the
Ike, and We solicit n continuance Of their mvors.
mar ID + c. W. * Co.
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NLS,
uVERCOM PLANT, JAUNDICl

n UVERCOM PLAINT, JAUNDIUf.ifS.
pe.lsia Chronic or Ner vous Debility, Disease OF the
Kidnrvs, and all disease. arising from a Disordered
Liver or Stomach, such "a Constipation, Inward fbe-'
Tullness. .r Blood to the Head, Aeidit, of the Stomach,
Nan en-, Heartburn, Disgust for Food. fullness or weight
10 the Stomach, Sour Eruciations Sinking or I Tutoring
ut the Pit II the Stomach. Swimming of the u 'ad, 'fur'
ried and difficult Breathing, finttering at tue 'se"r''
Choaking or Sufocating Sensations when in lying pos
ture. Dimaess of Vision. Dots or Webs before the .lght'
Fessr and Dull Pain in the Heal, Deficiency "i feS
piration. feiuwness OF the SKIN ana bsft W" "'
Side, Back. Chest. Limbs, &C., Sudden flushe. oil Heat,
Burning in the Flesh. Constant lmaginines OF EVIL an"
great depression Of Spirits, can be eheotua'iy eniea ny
Doctor Hoorussps CELEBRATED
GERMAN B.TTERs.
prepared by DR.. c. NJ. jackson, German Med1c'ne
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BOOKS, PIANOS, FANCY GOODS, &c

BOOKS, PIANOS, FANCY GOODS, &c
L supply of Goods, in their line, Tor the Fall TIude,
consisting il. part Of Books, in all the departments OF
Literature, Law, Medical, Theological, Historical, Mis-
cellaneor. and School. Some RI. giant Books, put up
in splendid binding, suitable for presents.
Fancy Goods.
A large supply, some very h.antl u, embracing
pul Ter Mactne Writing Desks,
Candle Stands.
Work Boxee,
Jcwelry Cn,es,
Portfolios and lux Stands, P.arl Card
Cuses, Porlmonaics, Paper Cutters and Weights, some
beautiful Morocco Work Cases and Gentlemen Drcs-
sing do, Ro,ewood Work Boxes and " riting Desks
Toilet BCnsles md Combs, Pen Knives and Pencils,
somc new styles.
Paper Hangings
Some very elegant Gilt Sets lor Parlors, also, Ii large
assortment tor Halls and Chambers, Transparent
Shades, large variety.
Whiting Paper.
l. tier, Cap and Note of every variety and quality,
ruled and uuruled.
Blank Books.
Lcdgers, journals, Day Books, Rec I'd and Memo.
randum Bouks, ut all .ikcs.
Ink.
Black, Blue. Red and Carminc,
Games.
Chess, Back Gummon. Conversation Carls, also, Il
lnrge variety of gumes for Children.
They ao Agents for the American Tract Suci-ty, and
sell All the Books al their pIices.
nov % d.
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KIN GuNS!-ro reduce our stock Of Guns,
sJVNIRliles, Pistols and Sporting Tackle of every
description. we will sell at very reduced pi;ce4 for cush,
our emit e stock viz: Boys wrought Barr, J. single guns.
ut -. and mems nj A and g.; Patent Breach Guns at
30, mems double barrel Guns from 6 To $40, mems
Twist 'arrel aud fnt"nt Erenrh double Guns, III to $40,
n large assortment of fine Guns, Single lalrcl, 4 inch
CalIbre butrel. 1 feet long. Assortment of Pi,to5s. from
Common to fine, Bowie knives. fine Sword and other
Coues, Pocket knives. Ruzors, Fishing Tackle, Canister,
Powder, Percussion Cups Shot Cartridges, md every
thing in our line, Gun materials, Rcpniring done with
despatch. Call and see lor Yourselves, at
NM. b x G. FISHERS.
no 81 ts Opposite Maxwell House, ~ nchburs, Va.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:

RECEIVING AND On HAND
~ hhDS N. o. 4 L X. Sugar.
~ ~ bis, Coffee and Clarified Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls. Loaf. Crushed, and rul
''rized Sugar,
lhGsRio and Laguira Coffee.
u tngs SuUerior Old J4va Coffee,
l. hhds. Cuba and l.. II. Molasses,
bbis. n. O. Molasses,
tons Bar Iron, assorted.
do Hoop and Band do,
do Blisierd Steel,
doCast and Shear do,
.,s,obs Bacon,
900 Snles SOLE Leath eI,
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 daz. Calf Skins.
20 " Pink Ii ing do.
10 Sheen Skins,
1000 6olcs Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnaburgs,
so Boxes Sperm and Adsmnniine Candles,
so do. Hull a. Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nails, 3 TOGO dy,,
10 WIT Nails,
IS bbls. Timers Oil.
40 lnns Peruvian Guupo
200 sacks Salt.
Plaid, Bleeched aud Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen.
Drill, Bed Cords and Plough Lines. low Glass and
Putty, Copperas, Alur, Madder and Indigo. pepper
Ginger and Spice, Spades. Shovcls. Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure and Hay Folks. Boots. Shoe. and Hats
For sale, or exchange Tor country produce,u I'll accomo
dating terms. (apl 2l.ts) JOHN HOLLlNS.
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To TObaccOnists.
Peach, Cherry 4 other fayOrite FIayOrs

FOR A
VILE subscriber keeps constantly on lnnd a full sup.
Il ply of he a owe Fla vors-rrcrnred by himself and
warranted to stand aud give satisfaction. lie is avnr,
that others also prepare the Peach Flavor tut would
be lnPry to supply all who may favor him with a call.
and promises entire itisfaction. ID. Il. LYMAN
sep ~ Is Druggist, Lyncbburg. Va.
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(ruANO, GuANO.-l consequence of the re
~ duction made by the Peruvian Agent in the price
of Guano, we will close out our stock mt $50 per 2OnO
lbs. CASH. Those in wani will plcusr call soon ns
our quantity : smu.i. ". I. ANDERSON CO.
sep y IA
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w EAT.

TAR 10 bbls. TAR, in good orisr. Tor sale by
(ssp 30ts) FRANKLIN. BRO. e. co.
TABLE OLA few dozen Snperfne Table
Lz80il.i rhi, Oil is the purest manufactured and is
intended expressly for table use. Those who are fond
of a prinRl saicl of Oil, French Mustard, English
Mustard, fine Pepper. Ginger. &C., will find them at
J. THOMPSON a. cos
dee Its Nsw Drug Store.
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New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

w. CoNANT, WIN. A. wALDRoN, d. Sc
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proprietor..
No. 1875, Main St, Richmond, Va.
And for sale by J. II. Sesy. d. X. LYMAN, J. II.
Thompson & Co, Lynchbu,g, Va, and by dealers in
Medicines everywhere. scp51y
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have IN Store and afoat 40 tons No. | Peruvian
u Guano, wAirh | viii sch cheaper than IT Gan be bought
iH"ny other market and br, light to This place. Please
give me t call. WM. A. MILLER, on Basin.
aug 25 diets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

The New York National Democrat say s, that an
honest old Barnburner made attack the other day
on John Van Buren,, for the Of his friend and
confidential servant John Cochrane, on the Nebras.
ka question; 10 which the Prince replied care you
50 N odd fool as no; to see through the joker
This remark OF Prince John dscloscs the motives by
whicha considerable portion Of the Northern Demo-
cratic party acluated on this question OF the Ne
braska Bill. TheT are only shamming The Admin.
is,rAtion took ground in favor or IT, and they are play
ing out the joke, as John Van Buren, calls IT, to keep
In with the Administration, for the sake Of holding on
TO the spells.
inasnneh a. sham declaration had been issued
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

THE TRADTh traffic carried on only
sian madens look forward with delight The they
end brave the Of the BLACK Sea ps,,a,e with
sure The Russians objected to this trade IL
enemies Clrca ms and When at the lime Of
established line Of soris along The shore to prevent the
few years since hlwever Eu'A withdrew 10 effect prohbi.
ton Of the slave trade by declaring that though
might come to Anapa and buy a. many YOUNG Crcasns they
nk TO rebzonde con.taninopie and provided
Ss by The Russ a oy snst ana Snc to ,%
aud thus AZ such Cea,s.n' Who be si high Offices
tectOr. ''''' "A'1'A' pro-
While 1851 Ii5 ship, with tonnage OF 2oIs
ships, with tonnage Of 2s8,I4I.
hundred Scotch girls recently arrived have gone to
girls believe considered belonging eS,, Of
Tnty are the vertabe Yankees Of Britain.
Nav cis.oS Blusrhe Leeds Times believes that
n, "s g tsIes ,' a. Ind terminate ~
he used against osssrs nothing poye
on is head H the casting Of them has been kept
nRprs other day. a, wedding party was a..
ssnd ne which spprose one Of our Liverpool churches
tn sP n'., -, her footing ana M The s.o unable a,
c0noe temps, exclaimed pet,hy me- how ciumy The
lady said nothing bat ,h observed to bite her lip Tar
seen 70 gsiher on her boS shs walked deliberately the
orthodos fashion, an The @poTtsnt question wa. Pa"wii,
thou i, MANI &c. Here instead o. Thspeng hngy
spn an the cUmnuu1n cushion tie IL drew
herself Ni,hering glance her berothd
aisle Of the church, with the port Of an Offended goddess,
--LircrpoDi Ifipsr.
THE REGHEsCaptRin General Peruela asfgnsa
raising Black Regiment the fact the
the whte regiments from the rgor Of climate
agitation IN
in EUROPE COn ering the loyalty Of the back ni vstou,
supporting thu banner Of SpAn which he resolved
the Island, he has the resolution
n Incorporating two companies Of muatos aud two Of beks In
each regiment n white regular troops.
TuREH osE5rTA Chrsian wandering through the bafaas
wished buy embroidered handkerchief Of Turkish shop
keeper Ne asd price piasers "No said
he usual among all traders. whatever their
TO a
will give evny and As the dealer seemed TO NOD assent he
but his surprise Wen the beard
ed gravsy pushing him twenty piiers Observed
This the just price. IL IL always the custom here
buEata thing TO it just and, hy
tiers N.Y. proper price, those twenty belong TO sou"
rsnncal husband locked the door against his wife, who
visiting neighbour and when she applied for admance he
pretended not She threatened to Jump In we
i not open lie had idea thsi would do aud
obinaey Insisted that he dd not know her, 90 she took log
and plugged well aud simultaneously with the splash
made pseed side Of the door, the husband
night ,oihs she daed TO- locked the door and
declared him She ots him u he peniten
and let him 10.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

The GERMANS IS TExAs-We clip the following from
the Austin (reIas) State Gazette in relation to the Ger
man immigrants to that State 1.-The letter from the
Hon Alexander Rosey to the editor the Dallas Herald
expresses what believe to bo the truth in relation to
the views oi the German population of western Texas ON
the subject OF slavery Many of these adopted citizens
have themselves become owners OF slaves and If the
northern fanatics expect laid and comfort" from IN il
source in carrying their designs against the south and
her institutions they will assuredy be disappointed The
German population Of western Texas forms one Of our
greatest aud surest elements Of wealth and prosperity
they are, generally, Industrious peaceable liw-abding
people, sincerely attached institutions they come
70 understand and comprehend them and would be the
last TO embrace and propagate doctrines calculated to
bring inevitable desoiion aud ruin upon their adopted
country The insnuaton that they either base or TO-
nofant enough to do sos aigrin SANDER they will not
be slow to braid az it deserresn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-09

AMERICANS IL TuREIsH ARNThn enthusiasc
left new YORK To join the Turkish
Asia Misor his letter being published York Courier
that the Turkish doomed that
thing sees proves that they deserve be destroyed
something for dsappoinmen and his
rable character probably
in courage the Turks sadly wanting discipline
deficient In military The
he says are Of the most Pay description The troops
5000 badly clad, badly oncered and About
LOO sick 10 hospitals with scarlet
die daily The writer one OF three four Americans
unteered last winter In the Turkish
lRisu Sb MICRO Ro" IN BrtTAoThere proraeted and
bloody light yesterday afternoon the dock
Of Washington street. b-tween
parties about point
but the Irish collected in great force
night counted themselves In until the Cue had ghost
chance Three OF the badly
,uch extent that Il suppose better
this morning. and will probably eight Of the
combnan black and white before Justice this
morning. with large numbsr of witnesses compeate
tgaon seems TO have been Of
wthou other than the mutual jealousy
subsing between the Cesh and African Before po
lice able TO the
son. had collected bsde those directly engaged
BngdiJ IdreTfisSr June D.