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sThe Know Nothings.n

The New Orleans Delta gives an ac-
coaapi Of this new society, which appears
to have originated in New York, but
whick sihas since extended all over the
cddhtry. Ned Buntime is said to be at
tks head Of the association. The Delta
.Yshs,t objects ofthe "Know Nothings"
are, two told-psrt religious. part politi-
cal; aud the ends aimed at, the disiran-
chissmsnt Of adopted citizens and their
snoiusionfrom Office, and prepetual war
u60i9 the's Catholic religion. With these
cardinal principles, the qualifications for
membership and brotherhood are easily
determined. ~, II. "A s,5 s-E
istsvsThe applicant for membership to
"wigwam" must be a native born citi-
zsht Of native born parents, and not OF
the Catholic religion. ssests
,Xnds 70 renounce all previously en-
ser.ained political leanings. and cooper
ate exclusively with the new order.l re
.Srsf.f To hold neither political, civil,
neSfeliGious intercourse with any person
wbnissa Catholic; but, on the contrary,
tosaseeGll available means TO abolish the
pdtslcal and religious privileges he, may
al present enjoy. 49,. q. 9 ~ ~. ,S.F.se Z.
slsh.u That he will not vote for anyman
fcf soffi0e hwho isI not q native citizen tol
the United States, or who may be.dis-
posed. It elected, to place any foreigner
o. Eeiholic IN any office Of emo,umenl
orxsust--ths latter not being. in the sopln-
idHI or " Know Nothings,' q ..credible wit
ness,ssa in any case save where the oath
is administered by his priest.
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incorporation OF Graysville

Notice rs hereby given, that petition was pre-
sented to the Commissioners of Monroe county
Ohio, on the 7th day Of February, 1854, praying
fuI the incorporation OF the town of GraysyilIe
and all the lands lying and being in Sections 10,
III. Is and II, in Townships 4, of Range 6. and
that said petition will be for hearing Mt the Audit
or's office, on the 18th day of May, next -
at. JOHN POWELL, Agent
Feb, 10, 1854. for petitioners
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eT A newly married man declares that
if he had only an inch more Of happiness,
he could not live. His wife and sister are
obliged to roll him on the floor. and spat
him with shingle every day, to prevent
him from being too happy.
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ROLTlNG CLOTHS, made Of the be st aua,-
ID ity OF silk. with square mesh. free o fdzz,
aud war, anted to bolt freely, always onrhaad.
~ Is per yard for No. 8, and 10 cents pc ward
less on each No. lower. Orders filled with dis.
patch. At 3i9 Liberty street, Pittsburgh
dec IA w. w. WALLACE :
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NDLASTER PARIS tor Land and Stucco
Il Work. Hydraulic Cement, Grindstone., all
sizes aud various grits. always on hand at 3i9
Liberty street. Pittsburgh.
dec II w. W WALLACE
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How TO KEEP SNoKED HAMs.-.A wri-
ter in the Farmers Companion, published
at Detroit, states that he has for many
years preserved his hams, through the
summer in the most perfect condition. by
packing them in barrels, with layers -oi
corn. .cobs between thsm so that the hams
would not come in, contact with each
other. They should be taken out and
rubbed dry once du,iing the summer. The
cask should be placed on q bench or trus.
eel, in cool dry cellar. .
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Sunfish and Wheeling Daily Packet

u sKFSa{F&S J. X. BoorH, Master,
illleave SUNFlSH every day at
6 O'Clock, AM, and WHEELING at 4 O'Clock,
P. M. ~ 1oasts sk5,. 81
Alfbnsiness entrusted TO this boat win receive
prompt attention.
n March 81. 1852.
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"Oh, my friend." said doctor to
an Irish patient, ''be composed; we must
all die once.
8. sAn' it's that what ,yexes me.nf' replied
Pat IL | could die q half dozen times,
I'd not care . ha' penny about this ,ime.'
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GREAT WHEAT CRoP. - We are informed
that Mr.. Horace Bailey, Of Sweden. Mon
roe county, New York, raised, last year.
on three acres OF land, HI bushels Of
wheat, OF 6fty.ssyen bushels per acre.
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0.r. Trust him little who praisss all -
him less whosscepsures all. and him least
.whpslS indifferent about au.
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nen.Rural Axioms.

It,is as cheap to raise one ton Of grass
or clover as q ton of burdocks and pig
weeds.s si49Gs haa .sfi.fo8 ltes.et .l.ssssa !,
sslt costs mo- more to raise a hundred
bushels of cider apples. than the same
quantity of choke. pears. Z. IS ~,
An axe costing two dollars, with which
a alaborer may cut fifty cords Of wood a
month. is . cheaper tool than one costing
but one dollar, with which he can cut
only forty cords. ,s.a 81 e
9 A cheap plow at Eve dollars. costing
in one season three dollars for repairs,
and three more IN lost time TO teams aud
melaE and by putting back crops. lis q
dearer one than q plow 81 ten dollars. re-
quiring no repairs.
S A COW bought for ten dollars, whose
milk butjust pays for her keeping. affords
less profit thanG one at thirty dollars. Civ.
ing twice the quantity OF milk afforded by
the former. l.,...s.is5..., ,...:,.,ss
4 A common dashers churn, at two dol
lars, used one hundred times ayear.l Is
not so economicsl purchase as a Ken
dali chusn at four dollars, requiring but
hall the labor to work il. ssf .isl.;F
A ten-acre field. costing fifty dollars an
acre, and ditched, smanured and improved
al fifty dollars more so as 10 give twice
the crops, is much more valuable than
twenty acres unimproved, costing the same
money. s..s .'
"A. man who loses half an hour Of his
time, worth one shilling, and wears his
wagon and team equal to two shillings
more, by going over rough road, to
avoid q plank-road toll Of sixpence
loses just tworand 'sixpencesby the opera.
Itioi,.
4 The laborer who wastes half hisstrengti
in working AT dAy-s with q dull saw, be
cause he cannot give y sshilling or affort
an hour to gel il sharpsned, will waste q
least twenty cents per day or six dol
! lars per month";.
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]. c.. HARBOUR,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL DEALER IN
Carpet, Looking Glass, and
uPHCr.aTERvw wARH

-. VIZ T1O101HNY WAKE,
No. l43. Main street, Wheeling, Va.
EEPS constantly on hand very large and ex-
III tensive assortment Of TAPESTRY, vENE-
'rlAN and INGRAM CARPETfNGS, Rugs,
Mats. Oil Cloths. Table and Piano Covers &c sc
ALSO-Gilt and Mahogany framed Looking
Glasses Portrait and Picture Frames of every des-
cription on hand and made to order. Venetian
and Stat Window Blinds, Transparent Window
Shades and Paper together with Upholstery
Ware, such AZ BEDS, MATTRASSES,- PHI.
Lows. QUILTS. CoUNTERPANES CUSH-
IONS, Sc. Also-Curtain Goods in great iiety,
Blinds, Trimmings, Cords. Tassels, and canstant
supply OF Smith s. Strstton's celebrated Furniture
aud Coach Varbish for sale at factory price.
All ofwhich will be sold at the very lowest pri-
ces, aat warranted to give satisfaction. apo
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New Shop.

q "a B: E. DUNCAN has remov-
sa.8 ed his SHOP from Ferry to Main street,
South side, 8 doors West of J. r. Smiths. where
he is prepared To do all kinds of work in his line
WATCHES AND CLOCKS repaired aud Uar-
ranted to keep good time.
4 Claringtcn, Nov. %, 1856. sf,5.c
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sner Fhsre il quaker 10 New Orleans
soa bpfiehi u an bic dealings, that he
won't sseo sit down 20 sat his msals.
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Worse than Hopeless
CONSUMPTION. !

n all Christianized and civilized countries has
larger proportion of deaths than nfher a}ady tbaAe
diets family; and until within Iew
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ExTRAoRplNARYspiseoVE9x AT oiNolNnAli M
1agHlSSee z. O : Z Z, HuMaN BODY ~ =.
FITTED g, SrArE.I es.esoay assraoon a'
ap9e Morkmeen were engageu W
QngA csllar o9 Lln1on s'ree., : snoI1 uls'
Aeaaisbelow lohns street. fsney came 70
dens secs vssh 2 ilard snnslaacs aoous pine
lset Ssldw the grsdel o. tne street, wnIcn; y
AaieF ssone J5ouplle, was eAssss.su anu .,'
hseughe 10 Nghs's ana Ploseu - Ue :. ~
&c IN Per'ecl STATE 3. Pe..ns'uon'
iiS . exsfs fsofdInary specimen sot me, nu'
Msn rsGe !s male ABOUT nye 'eet seven
Aaaess'tln. length lihe ahslr = g. Wy
aAer1 sad seems 20 nave oeea'l t.'assa y
sayeFsa. Pafbss rs :s = pe.,ss .1,,
ePp NY ~ g, eu - 's.
-!eeeTss sing elsEly .lo.nFu; aao uuss =.
sa II ~ h'.1 a.sspn,' r~,,ss. s.s Whss 4. mos,
isS. sSsa a.f.c, n Ill ;,s
1919 s.s, " si,,s snd i;nsw bs;Iao ner.
, ssosl, .lsyslopeds d. The eolor.is rather r' 81
s5ightg!ey, and IN some parts aPProacaes
tserysasaf 10 the white msn. sai'nooeh, ms
1 Ds'n hloh = hs ny Sssn na h,sd sua1d
RsE6aps Tor ages. A number Of eminent
Sfaienaiio gentlemen visited this remarka-
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s. f1r TO think that an eternity Of bliss
= hdsscands upon the purity Of a.few ysars Of
earthly existence. is an overwhelming
thought. Howe ersat is the inducemsht to
siudy truth and o0ltjyete virtue.
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Ingenious.

The following article. showing the ne.
cessity OF punctuation, was picked up a
few days since in the street, and handed
to as for publication:
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- ENTS' CRAVATS AND LADIES'
. Pointed Collars for sale at
de- 3 hsalatiao2 iaKIRKBRiDEys !
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The girl is either good or bad,
And which | wish to know;
May genii, with punciilous hand,
-r NV Punctuation show.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18

Ola mas been empowered to arrest two young m,a one
named Henry Of North Carolina. Who Il Is suppo.ej are
ABOUT 70 hight duel Henry stopped at Brosu'. Hotel
Yesterday After vgiant watch around Blsdenburg no
uaes Of them have been di.coveej. II Is supposed tho
parties arc now Ia Baltimore.
OUTRAGE on A PRIEST.
, Nrw YORK. Oct. l6.-The Rev Mr.. Bassett Catho-
" rne,t OF biimore tarred aud eathered aud rode
on ran al Ellsworth, Ne, Saturday last. No cause
Is gwen for tho outrage.
DEATH OF MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
BOTTOM. Oct l6.-The Hon. Jared Perkins, the repre-
sentative iron, Cheshire In the last Congress- died at his
residence IN Nashua on Saturday last.
NAVAL MOVEMENT.
NV ioxx, Oct. l6.-Thc United States sloop of war
July. " ~ '
FAILURE AT LIVERPOOL
NkW YORK, Oct. l6.-A private letter from Lyerpool
snnounees the failure Of Edward Oliver ship owner with
heavy liabilities. ' ~
CAPTAIN LUCE.
Nkw YORK, Oct l6.-Cupt Luce left Troy thi, even
ing III the o'clock train. and will reach here TO
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CANDLE mnItIns.

CANDLE uOUBDS.
oM CALNRRLY, Manufacturer Of CANDLE MoULDs sY.
- klNtEt, sUk0tOAL INSTRUMENTS and HRTTASNTN
10 Jog Race street. above Third opposite white
O'e'' '"''slelpn'a' oclI-d7u
"A sITuATION AZ TEACHER WANTRD.-Te subseri.
n per- graduate Of the Virgins Military Institute and
experience Of four years In teaching. which
u - aetug assistant Professor the Virginia Military In.
ana me rcmsnder Principal o. large Classical and
Alnsaeal cho, desires situation Professor either ia
O9eE OF institute or a. Principal assistant Acad.
ttructor In 4 private family. ss-e> - W.
Tetuons cf the highest character syen lbdr.s, ppr
oEPFOR" Petersburg, Va. ocii-dteti,,noY
HNANDsOME PLAID DIX LAINHs-ONLY ONE SHILLING
PER YAhD-oPensd large lot of rsid and Tsd Nous
m W which vii be sold at the iou Of shilling
really bargain. slLAs L. JOHNSON,
'eh No. 81 Main street.
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La E,I NEWS ~ IELEGnarp
Reported for the Richmond WbIr.
FURTHER rKov c,pT II-c,

rohihER FROM CAPT LUCE.
Nhw YORK, Oct l7.-C,pt. Luce has arrived at home
lie aud the New Workers who saved were received
On their route with great enthusiasm.
Capt Ia thinks that Of the hundred on the deck or
the A'ctic no more have been saved than have been
heifu OIL but that the boats will probably be picked up
he says that the smallest boat taken by the
could have carried in safety and that the boat.
were sufficient to three hundred persons lie do.
nounces the crew. and says that nearly all could bs,.
been saved but for their mu,iny.
NEw York, Oct l7.-Gideou Tomlinson, formerly
Senator from Connecticut is dead.
SNOW.
Bo'ToN Oct, l7.-Snow fell in Worcester and parts of
New Hampshire Monday, the depth Of three inches
MARKETS.
Nkw YORK. Oct l7.-oho Flour is easier but not low
err Southern unchanged. Southern Red Whea, l. SIS per
ousheL Corn active-piices unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct l7.-Flour is scarce and the market
unsettled Sales OF Howard street at $775a7s7 City
Mills $50 per Dbl. Wheat aud Corn unchanged.
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n... ,, ,-,.,. ChvscH Hun, RrcuoSp, FEB 10 Isst
n si-Bsing ,.ihasd TIA, ny - Ia, suasrei YER,
,oeh iof several years, from neuralgia has r.r.y
nj from the use Of Bakers Premium And @
- Tsa sheees, In eases OF summer Complaint. -,h nv
uren take great pleasure In tbs,, g.
valuable family medicine. fr0E Rev gEt,pyy yngm
Mr. Z. BAKnh, PIoprietor. ~ fOhp.
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bUCtEsS-Ihe In h.,.t
OF Bakers premium B,ts-- to h Ri IN
- - Nf ud."oi virginia, ~ eysps ,ol, y
me hker sour stomach n,rVeu, headache sgae and ~.J
nond add the o Virginia e-' '1V cay 'i iNSh
Orders promptly Attsndsd to, by adrc.,irr
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LEIGH'S REPORTS.

ENIHST VOLUME FOR S,sE-r,.
sale ats. 'N reprinted and Is for
Ao, Tor sale H-nninss Statutes, 10 vos a, 90 20
49, OF Henning vols, per vol sns
=, ~ gsr, Reports y AID RAadolph,6 vols. feiss vo
per VOL Session; acts and journals varou, y-,r,
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EINARE rs CENT-.-By on daily line
H from Richmond TO Columbia inter -fTGnITt
mediate distances. ,..sSes~S--rSSs=--a
anu H,eI th .th insi our Packet Boat FANNY, Capt
strong will leave Richmond Tuesday
A. NJ and arrive in COlumbia NJ T. 81.
RETCRSlNG.-LeAye Columbia Monday, and
day at NJ, and PemheTtnn % NJ jefferson II NJ
Cedar Point NJ, hchcauK NJ Jude. Ferry p Y y
W. Dover Mills "a p NJ, Manakin 81 p NJ Tncka6oy p
NJ, and arrive IN Richmond at 63 Pm
OciI BOYD EDMOND A DAVENPORT
E.S0n l0STON.-FIRST SESsEI.-RICHWOYD
~ IND BOSION line OF RI rRETS.-Th. .=E1IN
superior h'is,ing regular packet schooner COURIER EsI
Captain Joseph ~ Rogers having the greater portion
her engaged and going board an
dispatch. For balance Of freight, apply
yin Ct-pprp
E.NOR CHARLESTON. =. g. The superior is.t.sail.
n ing schooner 4. Il. wErMORE, Captain ChnducE tE,I
having hr greater portion OF engaged and T9
gang on board will sail with all possible Dispatch
balance OF freight, apply to
oc6 DIyID cf-pprp
HNOU LivERPO OL.-ThcA CoprcTcd and con.
H per fastened British Brig, SAILOR Captain Gro SS
GER having the greater part Of her engaged SiS
load without delay For balaneeof freight apply TO
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-e'e2E SECRETARY OF the COMMONWEALTH.
/,u,y EAII TRADE, 1854.
'"IS:i, GLdSS AND EiR7HE.yIYdREy

,,u,,, ,IALi TRADE, 1891.
cHINi, Glass AND EiRYWEyIY1PF,
,vI SELLING OFF TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
~ iae-d prices, fer cash puuctuai ~ ,eiI
Ware, an! Fancy Goods. N ''''s' Aa'then and stone
The larTer portion o
Counr ana Or Surng this slE.aer the Ya Tr,s
And oly praltr FAMILIES all in wan, ~ a.
pS,5 nvItsi 70 eau and examine the stock ' arc
SEQ " F-N'"t'
HUGH A. WATT.
4 'APttAt s1O,OOO-CO " WEPCJ :, > :, -.
- BfNh-OTTicE srcRE oT QtTkRIEs ns1n ,LsGS
.1ia sihEk-Deposors in this institution viii OK
sns On all suns remaining dPo six month, 90 SIX per
I'VE per cent for shorter time : VI '"ser' And
P T. Bsoox, Tr.,,,-s WILLIAM G. PAINE, President.
@p,rr,,,,',- : jy6
Il tiIftl. FALL. MILLINERY &c HIss n pm
street has Just returned the North x,,h 800
80 IiltIy uocds aud Patterns, which r..
IN hci'"nd Her baSinesis ~,
at'u q, ~ pr pared ia
~ 49, anh 'he puh, expectation Peo-
hch she has received at the hands ~ "a
i'"I 'hr country an city. in 49,
Hh she las been engaged in trsness given hsr ~
pttGv't' oi ~Innlng Tor herself, she ~"
aPi,ei Ainer unsurpassed CITY of bos ~ an
f'lts ~ osgs To- call ihe a Of To-.
'.'y 20 h'r beautiful stock Let So
will pay all damages. " ' SA' please them she
t on hand every article belonging 10 eor,n,. ,,u,
- su Ut Mohair Head Dresser Coi,sr.
hsts Ac, DC, and hands enc gli 10 urn one
VIZ IN the shorteit possible time. or 'A 70 o.
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AUCTION sAL,ES.

IsT 'Toicr q Cook.

- 'tisr coax Aurts.
LxS6 gotSTG o. JM..Gn
Psnd9s 10 'i Court, 'h, =, emit ny, IN sol. Dc.
pysrn; 70 os Sa for S.9SE ;s a, q
h ins ~ aGoesisai eSun,y tnovu "PaiRTisib" OF
in few hunlreI yards Of Jsus, river ~ saold and -lih.
Ss .Is ii; , or Is T i sss Soa'H 80 Of
By IA o. The high land, un'qrP'''ts productive crop.
ossdsS AID BonSs Ea Rssy S,,.s,n y.
ts. . 81, For health a.. .ty nj, The sG,,
Assn, 200 ea.hsi, Thea, VIII Be the usual terms. and
" sSaho q used wliee CHARGED iise~i,s anu
LAY Il sale aide Aroash N. post once w.l ssS
well as good ehooi The n;ishsotSood a.
due be paS in AZ. o. sau, s money o..
or thu By ed Of ;r9s upon e and bond,
am s.I lsts.s,i to be paid annually " '''''
DAILY Ds,Paeh copy and send bin to Thu ose. 0'@r
by Dnvcnport, Allen & Co., aucts.
800 ct Sa S, boors s no NDHNrs AT AUCTION
9 ,, so :a, Nj Rac o s. sS our aae
S iSa ss Sg ss:a and s5..
H Me-, course heavy Boots and Bfogan,
G Sia;s,; shS &C. of q. Il ds';a'l.tsa,
Richmond made nrosu.,
approved e. 'V0 sash 800 and over month, eredl, FOR
ssi' DAVENPORT, ALLEN co. Aue..
Iy Lnrus 81 shine
SanT iI2 St - ,6>nR,,cE
ht-adias = make change in his busne. i os
ms Oh stand No % Main his entire stock Of sadd.eTr
100 iS ST.; c,Ir,s, basFy Wagon aad Car, Harness
To- ara hahdiome asortnentof Brdies Bits. whips, &c
1I Win large and general
Hoove Stock IL Of the exg ucrims ,bis "a
~ n, @ oe,ns mad. under personal supervsou express
visitors to the Agricultural Fair would do veil I, ,,,.,
'aHy AHl probably never again chance
ss sS gsos sis..; ~ JOSEPH II. coLourrr
NALrhHiI: ALHEIAuIE Y.sT,rt, 80,
SALE AT hUcTIoN.-The srssctb.r eonisnnl - ott
m "a 70 me s.u; I'll. Ie viii Offer FOR sale public asetion
oegk, ~ " II fair the day his estate in Abe
adjoining the q Mr. john cols. NJ Tt S
by survey thousand Five Hrndred
This e,iate Is well to the citizens OF An.p,r, ,
minute re'crpiion sleeed gnnecesary but for tie
persons abroad woad state a: about onehaf Of The
a. ~ .! ne rAsi for the mes; part OAK Pine
~, = ii .,aas :'.nSsr Of The most choice kinds.
@ a. te rank Hoad from thence along the Par
,Yx o. IL can be readily sent to market, couipara
Tbs impro ample for the Accommodation q,
,tny consisting Of newly erected brick ulan.on ean;,~s
- rooms including basement besides. barns st,b..
ou.t 0urters, Ice House, Houses IRE
The Yarn we'll adapted hs growth Of hef
&c tni IS vel supplied With very selection on mai,
vii De Aba, is aFs o. sors s,G tI P f
1 rraons e heA!;hest in the virginia.
ABOVE tract 81 land will be divided 70 give 70 IL. y,,
10 SDat GO acres TO the middle about 1000 acr-
a. ONs Ias about iNr acre. OF which
''e lana ~ sold, valuable
ana oer peIt'hahle estate Will be offered for sale '
sss T e teas sia's will be one third cash. balance a,
year. Tor beads, bearing interest," secured Ly rus,
me term for the peonaI be made EnoEp =;
Perors disposed to I'll. place before the day Of sal, are
fe'peeHu"y requested to 81! on the sui s;rber.
.-,-s j. sIRiCKER COLES sc9ttsvlle Pos, sni..
eers, Richmond, Va. ~ S 20 Alsuon-
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THE r,Rnow's ARE coME..,
GRAND OPENING NIGHT

PARkOW'S
GhENT SOUTHERN HtRIESlUE OPERA.
BiLLhT IND PiN7UYIHE TROUpE,
NJ III cOmmSuce seii-s Of their
w tnnrni. at ODD FELLOWS HALL which hiss been thor.
oaGy re2Ared throughout making the Exhibition
Hall In the country, nmencing
MONDAY NIGHT OcrongR I6ru
anu continuing EVERY EVENING during the week.
The Company comprises the following and talented
performers. -
W; to be the deineaOr of III,
Virginia cgroliyng "
g. W MooRE-The mos, accomplished Negro Comedian IT.
MONS HERNANDEz-The Bone,ss Man and wonderful Gui.
tArist.
J. " nuNTkH-Known aS the Champion BanJ,Ist.
JOHN y LACf-The celebrated Wizard Bus.i.t.
j. nERRisPoRD-The American Ole bull, a. Campbes
Niustfels.
Dan BowER-The beautiful ballad Singer and original Bob
Ridley.
Little GEORGE EDWARDS Of Virginia. aged yesr,-The
youngest and best Vocalist styled
by the press and the pie who have heard him.
each evening.
Remember, i, the only original Southern Company In
existence -
Admission only 25 cents.
u.hurs will be In attendance iadie. seats.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-10-18
FALL TniDE OF 1891.

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