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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-09

YT,o DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES.-DU NY
i absence in Europe my business will be conducted
by jeremiah Qunlan. AL letters, ORDERS &C.. directed
to his care, will meet with prompt attention JAMES
HUTCHINSON, Glassware, 100 Maiden lane.
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w hosting heavy weights steering purposes for
sells stays braces &C., much safer and far du-
rsble than best hemp or hide ropes also for sash
ducors, &C. made Of extra fine wire, and very Hexbla
CHAS. w. COPELAND, "a Roadway.
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"INDOW SHADS-THE PROPRIETOR OF THE
w large window shades mandatory, $50 Barrow
street offers for sale window shades of every descrp
ton at extremely low prices Orders executed for stores
and churches. Particular attention paid to linen and
bull Holland shades put in the neatest and most sub
stantia manner. Also for sale, fixtures suitable
for iewelry store or other light business.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

N Wanted.-A coupe carriage to seat four persons
exclusive Of the coachman. A second hand one viii
order. Any person having Of the above description
for sale may End purchaser by addressing box $780,
Post Office, naming price, and where to be seen.
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ADVERTISEMENN RENEWED EVERY DAT.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEV. IN MURRAY, d. D., OF EI.IZABETHTOWN
IN will deliver the ninth discourse before the Yoane
Mems Association Of the South Dutch Church, rfSk
avenue of Twenty first street. next Sabbath
evening, 10th inst, at TX O'Clock.
VNHE REV THEODORE L. CUYLER, OF THE MAR
Il ket Street Dutch Church, win deliver the an
discourse before the Young Peoples Christian Asso-
ton of the Calvary Baptist Church Twenty third stre
near Fifth avenue) toll morrow evening, at half paf
seven O'Clock This discourse postponed last 3D.
bath on account Of the weather.
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MO. 1865 CANAL STREET, NEAR vARICK.-W. r II.
IN VAN NOTES stove store.-We have a large
sotment of the latest patterns of Stoves for sale
sonable terms Stoves and ranges lined with soapston
and repaired CRATES set and repaired stoves put up and
pipe furnished for Also soapstone griddles fox
sale wholesale and retail The excellence Of the grid
dies consists in their requiring but greasng When
used.
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OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS NOS.

YTTAREHOCSE OF WINDSOR PAPER MILLS, NOS.
w 65 and CT Nassau street, New York.--The sub
scrbers have commenced manufacturing news and book
paper at their aper works, at Windsor Locks
tanning fourteen largest size rug engines and two "a inch
Fourdiner machines Zone more to be added nov
ready to receive orders from persons in want Of supe
works have been built with great care embracing all hs
modern improvements with full supply Of spring and
artesan water together with fail ng power,
surfing uniform good color to the paper and regular
supply in quantity and quality. The capacity Of the
two mills to manufacture fifteen thousand pounds Of
paper per day. PERsSE BROOKS.
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VTyORTH KNOwING-wHERE TO GET GOOD TEAS
w good coffee, pure wines, fine brandies, superior
Irish and Scotch whiskey at the old established store
81 Fulton street, N. ", between Gold and Cliff.
McLOUGHLIN & McSHANE,
Successors to I. Andrews.
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WHY IS THE CUSTOM OF UP TOWN RESIDENT
w conveying to the Empire City Tea Warehouses.
379 Bowery and the down town to 81 Catharine street.
simply because the freshest tea and coffee of every qua
ty are kept there and the prices represents small
per centage of profit an enormous amount of bust
small cadies Of teas and Coffee put up expressly g
the holidays. Call and get
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Foe NEW YORK.
~ S. MdR Line per The SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and ROanOke!

'I>HE new and elrgant Idle wheel steam p .sNA
ship JAMESTOWN, (Cap. Parrish.
will lrnv- Petersburg via Cns Point. every Tu.-,n,
Eveninr, AID the ROANOKE, (Capt. Cnvendy.) ever,
fridny Evening for New York
Passnse and fare irom Petersburg, including
State Rooms. sID "a
Nee hge passage. ~
fnr speed comfort and sufcty these Steamships ~.
xrellcd hy on the coast aud travellers will fl II
the most pleasant the north. they will thcr.
~ nv'd the usr nnj frequent change- of the R,irnnl-
tB Tickets issued at ~ office on Sycnm,ao Street
SANL. BAPTIST. Agf. Petersbsrg
tV- A passenger train enve- the Appoma,tox delo
'v"'y ny aud Friday at hrlf pa-i o'clock p NJ .
10 connect with the Steamships at Cny Point. Paasrn
.rrs by the South.ie Railroad i'll reach PEI rshurg IN
time to tase the cars ia, the steamers. S q. u
InlN M.
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Mf1 FALL IMPORTATIONS Ty
A4kH or NJ
CHIN A, EARTH BNw ARE AN d
Fancy Articles.

VIE Subs rihei o1erA Ia country Mere ants. d ntl
i crs IN wapi, his complete stnoN Of Ea,,r wnre
Cniua. T,hIe nnl Fancy Arrles nf hi4 nwn iiI c in
roriath'n fran the tnvafir" factories of Enrls and
t,ahre. together with full new stock n fian ! e..ed
Gun Gl"as, in every variety. Dc &c Tie ottnun
complies. IN part. The follow inp
DINNER SETS Gilt. decorated 4, III band end
white French ChinH white granite an, llue lrir NV
ing. blue, rrr le damnArena, mum, lilac.
"a i,ecc.. ranging 10 prize from s3 t. siOo -e,
WATER PITCHERS, covered aud un, ovefcd Ia in
md Ever. and I .iIct -eis
RICH VASES. common mud decorated Mug, eoJ
"ommnn Enrrhenwnre, suituhlc 10, fall tind-.
PLATED GOODS S-Trn. desert mud liable ,pons !;
shie aud desert Forks sait mud mustard spoon mar
kin rinr- mustard pots butter knives aud es-iof,.
TABLE CUTLERY-IVor, hundle tahle .e,s, 81 ie
80. knives and "'ks in d,zen. co,nn"n do
BRlTANlA WARE -Cuslors fran the conn .
othe best moonlart'rrd spoons, Indies and safety ~
III lamps.
LOOKING GLASSES-Splcndid gilt ornarnr a,cd
rnmcs French plntes. vnrinu4 sizes suitable Tor
lie or pier do; naiogany frame in great, vnre,yatJ
toaet Clnsses
GLASS WARE--plain and pressed GU, 'unhler.
winr piicbrr- snlvers bnw - pre- ds sd.csnurs
rmnnade., Rasses, goblis chnmnssn.i ,nieiy nu.
damp. snt"r bntte-, butter pNie-, syrup md lst.
- cans -alt ceIlor-, castor bottles, preserve fs,
,iobcs.
LAMPs-The ,mpravcI soar amps cf ulirh the sub
Acrb'i i the sole propr.tof pnrlor, hull md
hnnd Ianp-. ~ prrnt variety
CHANDELIERS Of ,, 3 4. q. g. Re. hn,ner. fh
nsh l''asnnnhlc Terms; waters. ttnys lnnteinr
inble mni- ray len nhd elmer apts
STONE WARE-Al isrtory prcea.
The subscr bcr ofr. nil the ahpve goods reasona
hle terms, aud I -ntisdrd TIM call from ounity mcr.
lhi- or person contemplating house kenl ing.wil con
vince them that his stock moi snfpns@e IN Pric" unl
ny varery by any e.nlii .bmen, 10 the State, Small
profit and qrich sales Is the Gull NJ
j. ID Is EVANS
nov 1l.s ~ Nnin al. Richmond
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Flush Times Of Alabama 4 Mississippi,
4 NEW BOOK-By virginian--JosepA l..

Baidrcin.
IL B,PAYNE Inns just received, from III, publish
AI' e's. onother supply Of the above popular worn.
ALSO
Vn.cnnseln. by c.orer
Tue Second War with England byJ T. Hsadlcy,
Golden Dreams and Golden Realities,
The Bca h Sour,
lIelrn MnlRr,vr ar. tesait Executorship.
spring Tim. ,f Life
Merkln"d by the Anhnr of Margaret Maitland.
Western Cbhmrters,by Mcconnell,
Alethoi aui thu Cnn-truton of Man.
etii mics. h, Olive, Byrnr,
he Modern h'la-. with 30 000 References,
Descriptive GEOMETRY, b, Srh,orr,
M"mor-. J,urnnl, pnd Cnrrerponle of Tlp,inns
MHrr-Edied by the Right Hon Lord John Russ.
ell. VI p
New Bout f'r III Ba,tist.
Memoir ot hev d.. Alo6uam Judson,by F,anoi Way.
MI,
Jefferson Hnie- Virginia, new edition,
Lieut. H.radon's Survey Of the Amnznn.
iin 'his Express rnpv
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For Ha,,inore nnd Phi,ndeIph,n


Leares Richmond cprrg Tuesday at o'rlock = "
.s.x TIL hree aut new Steamer Il " | DERE
SA CnPt. OXFORD. will receiv. freight every Mo
h,y, mad upt, ~ hour uf o'clock p NJ every 1u"r
lay. i"r The above plnee..
Shippers 10 Wheeling. Piusburs Cincinnati aud the
south aud West generally will hnL th- the rhcn
~ and mn-t rx pedtinn4 Foi freight. IMPLY To-
LuDLAM II WATSON, R,clmond Va.
J,1,
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These ssel- are of the first cuss built IN the city oi
baltimore expressly for this tindr and have superior
omnodntions for passengers Thy are commanded
experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the tn
md who i'll -pnre exrrtion tn accommodate The,
viii bc towed M aud DOWN the rivers by nnd
,c rcle,, to sml prom lily ns advertized.
Merchants going i,5rtb or "rdoring goods from ="
York will fnd ii their interest tD chip 10y this line,
freigh will always be taken low by any oti-
line of Pac>, Is, and every ciInu will be mudc by
gents il, Richmond and New Ynr, give substitution
Freight u cents per whole, and - cents per i
robncco being obgul 80 per cent less thnn chafg'
the Steamers. Id,urance can be effected in The h.
moad Fire Association b, this line at 3.8 per cent.
We respectfully a-k and hope succeed in obluin
ng full shhr" nf patronage.
Goods shipped 10y this line 10 New York will be fnf
Narded free nf commission New Orleans, Mobile
tIharc-on, Savannah nny other S, uthern or NortI
,rn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockrt.
"a New York al Berth No. Coffee House Slip f,o, /
Wall Street. DAVID CUR uE Richmond, } D
G. II PlERSON. n Y
No. 81 ,iSomh Street. y
An 0.d
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NORRIS PUBLISHES

A NORRIS PUBLISHES
"a. CT, Virginia Reports, Vols. 4, and G,
WashingtGns Vols,
rhp Virgiba Gases, by Bro kenbronsh nnl II 'l ,s2
Vols
rates Digestrd Index of tn" virginia Reports.
ratr'- De,t of the Laws of Virginia, Ga new nion
preparing adapted 10 the new Code,)
Tate meiican Form Book.
Tucker Commenaries ,he Law 90 fngii 80
Vols: s VI.
Rohin-un's F"m>,
Robi ison's Practice. nav tftal
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IN PXESS-A HISTORY OF s. III ~
! EQUITY and of nn Action nj Common Law ly
II SANDS, Esq C"nseor at Law
This work rmpaces IA minute nccaurt of all ,a steps
to be taken in a suit Equity and an nctinn Law,
from their commencement 10 their terminal ioa alsn,
the mode of enforcing judgments DEGREES It ethe,
with the manner of appeals, vrits oi efr.r & Sc.
Forms of bills, answers and 'ecrces il, Chance {. de
rla aions and judgments Common Law. and lens
ennl and roriio.p''H are aPrehdedi and ehap-
will be devoted specially the practice in fs ~
ted Suites Court A MORRlS
Publisher j. Books.llcr,
nov l4.ts Richmoni Va
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school Il College Text Rocks

4 NOR s Rnhm0nd, Va. would invite tln
~ attention OF ti vuri Us schols and institution,
# learning throughout the State, b- Schooi an,
classical Books 1s1 BooAs, used J. the various Col
un Universities. with general coerton of Edu
tatona Works. in every departments Of Earning.
sP-Scho"l Stationery f every di.orpiion
liberal discount will lac made, and bundles deliver
I'd iu Lynchhurg. free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
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FOR PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Pnoes


MORRIS-i iubitshit ami BookSei{,1,-g7 Mana
"a. STREET, RICHMOND. Va - VIII publish
Calls Virginia Reports Vols. . aud 3,
Henning Munford's Virginia Repors-d Vo'.
Nlu ford's Virginia Report -6 Vols.
L'igh's Vol. l.
All with noes with references tn Subsequent d,ri-ons
and over ruled cases-by Lncen Minor E.q.. Counsel
lor Mt Law, nov l4tsl
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MISCELLANEOUS
Sewing Machines.
Singers Patent Straight Needle Perpendicular
Action sewing Machines,

N hlCH nave acquire u nnrq ,slcd reIutntian Tor
W excel rnee. in all rnrts thu sorld, lur every
variety ct Sewing. olrrc nj The reduced en- h
rtiees OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS. The rl-ar pru
u Irnm tr use oi these ines u lfn f5,lO elDU0
yen,r depending the kInd Of werk done.
We "ishin Gull Nh, attrntun al manufacturers pur
'irnerN toenr newly insee,cd aud enrirei. erisinnl
Machine to Sew with Single Thread.
iiis instrument admir- bile IN contfivn1ce, aud
" peri rt IN its operation AID result tt IL comma nde
Il" ~ qunlhed approval of MI wh understand tho MI
~ nr"ms by nmehrrfs For linen stitching this II
'h" hhly haellne thnt oan mBkca stirh whi will
'nnin 'ihci nnd h"nni fntaher washing. For shoe
work and eVety f .cwinr --hse .,nnL ne--
NaiifeSSrf md Nil Sowing ia witch n ~ STRENGTH
VI sEAM is REQUIRED H., work nj this ninchin.
'nnnnt h" 'gunl et. Il simple i IL. ronsruc.
'''h a"" mnrn m"'e casi, managed and operned lhau
an, other.
fier'uiter .hal be nrepared u suptly variety oi
Sewing mnrlue.-cneh perfect ana complete. III It's
hind nj he following cash prire.i
l. Needle and shuttle machine of present -t,le On woo
on hns, &IOD 90
: Needle md shuttle machine of present at,ln
On i'on freme, silo 90
J. Needle and shuttle machine with newly in.
vented fcrd .uc,ian aud check ID -r,ins. &io5 90
l. single threaded machines li linen and other
lish sewing $.as 90
Single threaded machines for Sowing h,ra,
'-cksnnd carpe, bars, sle5 o,
y. Siarlr threaded machines f,r shoe Won l. aud
leather 'uehnS $ls5 90
T. Sin lc threaded unrhnca with nnp,,nt,A
IL hind ma,pn-.c.. Ac sl3s oo
Single thre"d"i mneiincs ai extra -ixc.lo,
quilting c,,st lninra, &tdO 90
} Single thrc iied ,nachne..of lurgnr sine for
quilting "xlin siyc Innings. $3.50 %
w shfit thrrhded mnehncs adapted to lap
senoingcua' sleeves, Nc, slao On
IL. II btoidrring Nnahnr fnnk inp mn ornn,
mrnud slitb with wo ,hirads, $3.50 ~
10. Mnch es o lntpe size f,i Sewing awn.
ings nnd -fip snrs-shh hStufea aud nl.
tnrnin- c"aplrt"--irom tion /" $500 on
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Christmas Presents.

the TIM inr the in"rrhn' ge "i friendly tokens
regard ,nd afirctipn hand. and 'in-fry Christ
mas" and Happy New Year" are cnrsid,a"d such sr-
tnoprnie for imslow ng cherished trrnd-
thing Which will .etve Ia recall IL mind, with in
rtased viviiness, he love IN ncnnry Of the donn u
may be well 10 trmin those wiu confirm late and who
10 not y presenting some loved with -ome hing
IL valuab that IL all the whole caanug, uf Bijnu:elie
hsr" is noiig h'l il surely nnI invariably nppir
iaed n he counterfeit preseutment of the gver in tho
orm Of dagnerreotype. especially when nken In TAN
sER nimitubIe -tye. and pnced in OF The hume
RUS beautiful and Fancy papicr Mache, Velvet P.aI
and Tortoise she'll on p, rte Monnae Gases in sn ole
CANT Lockrt, l,rucelet Finger Ring. Breast Pin
choice tnen. al ahich have last received
expressly Toy the Hn nv-, exhibton at the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Main Street, inmedia ely over Am II Morb's Auc,
ton Runm
B. Patuisr pains taken IA piv"n correct likeness
and artistic pictures. St6reoscop and coloured pa
e0rrreniypes be ha in superior style. hy those who
r-iie them Di'n mist he the place; MAIN STREET.
ian B0oR FROM B-'oG. ST
GEO. W MINNlS.
n s TANNER.
dec H.,s "rasiioa pagu~tectyssts.
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'OAlLY VIRGINIAN.
& SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TERMS

,RgISIAN is published daily at 60, aud mweekly n,
nm in advance No subscription Is taken for shorter
m sIx month";: and paper is discontinued except at
~, of the Proprietors, until all arrearages -inll have
artsEMESTS inserted Tor so cents per square lor
Every INNER form insertion, and 81 cts for every .'er
hi.b. iii ordered out, aud charged accordingly
ygtilY RATES are For the privilege OF TWO lu,es,
"a a.ni. weekly so; for square, daily $50; se
p,nsr firm daily slO semwcckly $50. Every yearly
lii ia r..ured To confine his advertising 20 MS par
~ hsinss and II he exceed the space stipulated for,
a. IN .rs,d ratahv fir the excess
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URACE ON LIFE.
The Mutual Benefit Company.

TNIiE proh u In, r"mPa1y are immunity dlVh3ed
l. among the insured.
Persons IN Vitgnip insured in this company, have
equal inere with the insured of any OF rr Sate. For
lhs reasnn, the lie lisnt.re ought impose
pn tti, - rihrr Nu ual Companies.
Since May 1915, hi company hhse raid Ia Widows
Orphans Creditors Ne. 81 .n00,00h. For div
dend t. tie insured, over 800 900 Lrnvng IA surplus
of 81 Sp0 00n Ia pay future losses No compnny
affords greater security any al antaSes that
to lac f,und in this.
P,r-uns wishing insurance will do well to compare
the business OF this with other companies.
Any information respecting in'unrce will be given
my rfiice. b. W. KNOW LES, Agent.
f-gf- Office Mt the book tore of knowles d Nalfo d.
cnruer nf Min mud | lIh streets, Richmond, Va.
CR DIR. W NJ. :. MORRIS. Medi, al Adviser in Lynch
burg ian 2l-2w
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RICHMOND.
! s.eN. York 4 Virginia. - -
STEAM SHIP COMPANY,
Important 10 Merchants nspt Others

STEAM SHIP COMPANY
important To Merchants and Others.
,noSk who II sire speedy aud r. lanr nnde pf
Conveyance for their goods between NeT York and
Rsch mond Tin about 81 hours time between the
Plsces) will tl.ir interest by idcring cir
goods br shipped by the well Known Silewhce Ocean
St-a Shins.
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE
u 1900 e"s BHI9hea, in charge Of careful AZ expert
"pc Al oileeis
Those ordering good. from New York can do 40 twice
week b, this ceraiu aud line, enabling them To
plenis thsi stocks wit fresh supplies at short aoce
Aud IN like ma 'her enabling tbo-e VIII hnye goods
ship ti'cr To do so, the demand for them arires
fASSENGERS tho will find this r,,utc the
io'iabe. rs well ~ the cheapest State.r,om aroommo
'Rt,on-, a meals furnished without exim chm ge,
rhese Shil touch ut ko,fo 4 eoi, md rrtu,n ming
LuDLAM X WATSON.
dec ] 4-is Rirnnond Nn.
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OOKING GLASS AND pICTURI

u
AFRAME MANUFACTORY.--The updef.gns,
manufacture and pfcr for .ale the following articles
Northern prices:
Portrait frnmes, richly ornanentsland plain gilt
Picture Frames of gill and fancy wood and gull.
Dagueneotype Frames, gebeau'i iful assortm, -
goods
Looking Glass Plates, of all sizes and fitted in
Picture Glass French, first quality from 5Lx36 incl
Plate Glass, for and dwellings. furnished toor,i'
Composition Rosctes, of all sizes for Builders nteriY
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and jobbng in all the abo'
branihes
Picture Glass any pattern-and large .ize
French Mirrors furnished 10 order
R~Country orders by mail wllieceiye pr 'mpi atten
ton. FRANCk GLOW Elk.
1873 Main street. between 9thand l0thst Richmon,
Va Juu. -.
VNHE SUBSC KIBEK wishrs to hire for thu.
L ensuing venr. u good Cook Washer mn lroner
One Gom the county would be pref,rre I-Aoi's Il"
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New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main St, Lynchburg, Va,
One door db0pe Mr. j. u. Wrighfs Drug Store
bert A. VILLA m s

Robert A. Willis ms
FINAKES this opportunity Of into ming the citizens nf
l Lynch urg lad surrounding country. thnt te has
lust returned from the Irlhern Cuss, whrrr he has
been 10 purchase his sto,k oi New Books arc every
other article comprised in his line business lie i
der, rmned to sell Cheap for Cn>h.
The following il list "f of the books which he
la. ON hnnd :-B oh of 'he World Gem of the Season,
Lanr Leaves, Thu, Blossoms, Chri.tmas, Dew
Drops. TIN, May Flower The Rnsebu'l, RemeWber Me,
The Keepsake. Book of Heart variery # Poems,
Vicar of WnkehrlI, Flush Times of Alabama, grent
variety of B hcs, gilt and plain f'miy and pocket !;
prnvrr Books. lynn Books. &c Ne
Bc viii Keep Constantly on hand every description OF
WIRING rap'r-Letter. Cap and Account. All kinds
uf Writing materials-Stael and Gold Pens, Quills of
al sorts. Ink-Blncl b ne and Red Music-Guitnr
and Violin Strings. Paper Weights and "A great nans
nt,er heau iul aud usefu uiti"les
The public Is invited to give him rall,
dec % is Next door to y W'ighfs
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''"hanre Comp ny of the Valley. in Virginia.
CAPITAL. 5000 900,

"lhANcE ran be -f,clej in these .o,rpanies IN.
L - '''r terms, as IN any other, OF equal respor,
arg l7rlly - :
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Music-Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers
MAGAZINES. &c, &c.

Carefully arranged aud bound in the b. 81 A.
n specimen nt tie wor rned in his Bindcry, A.
Morris would respectfully refer the Books which oh
lined the premium NJ The late + air and which mny be
at his siorr
i'm IS L.
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INSURANCE AGENCY.

"e frdectl" Insurance Company, Hartford Con,
Carl fAL 5000 600
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OOK BIN DING .

and other Books Connected with ia ir uces property
ruled aud securely hound, by sending pattern of ,h
style of rnine and the length breadth and thickness
of he Book in inches by mail, without the necessity
visiting the rify in person.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15
THIRD DISPATCH
ANr1NEBRAsKA MEETING AT PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, March H. 1854.
A large Ant. Nebraska meeting was held this evening in
this city Mayor Gpn presiding Speeches were delivered
by Judge Kelly General Hubbel and others
Mayor Glpn was assisted by upward OF one hundred
Vice Presidents from al parties selected as active ana DIS
neuished citizens favorable the Compromises OF 1851
Judge Kelly read the resolutions in the absence oil John
NJ Read the Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions
who vas detained in Ne York by the sickness OF relative
The resolutions declare the Missouri COMPROMISE sacred
contract between the North and South and depeca'e the
massage Of the Nebraska bill violation thereof ana
authorize the appointment of Committee to prepare an
address to the people OF Pennsylvania representing the
sentiments of the Commonwealth on the subject
The resolutions where advocated by Judge Kelly in an
impressive speech Jacob Broom formerly Native Amer
lean candidate for President, seconded them Germin
translation of the resolutions read by DIR seiden
sticker. the German patriot. Edward Joy Morris iS'e
L s. Charge to Naples, delivered long and eloqaen,
speeeb eiciiing much applause Charles GopP followed
in German and was received with great cheering by MS
oopntrymen.
The meeting adjourned.
The Native Americans and Germans were strong rep
resented.