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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
L,OR PRIVATE SALE very Ii
MERRY CuRIsTMAs.

flNiE time Tor fien lily greeting merry making and
Il holiday rilts J. e.o,r ~ tppd. Would your give
u nm absent friend. parent sister, bfn'her lover
tncmenfo Aie1, tot Ia come vii benr increasing
,VIue the pi'ut and off ss,sd upn7, r"eal
With 1--we and gratitude not only the kndn"s, oi hrnrt
which nrumptrd the gift, hun the form and eniuc- oil
tire dnnor1 i so gpto MINIS \ TANNER s. ard
hayea auitl'ss likeness taken md plHcr in cn-e,
ring lockrt al yonc selrrtiob from their large
assortment thnn which more acceptable rift could
nut be chosen
D,nt wait ora E, day. but remember the fact lint
pictures taken at TnE PHorudHAFnIc DA6nfRnfAh
GALLERY rqahlly wen in cloudy elnnr wen her and
imperfect picture any Jicc IL never suffered 10
icarc which auI explains oHf sccrrf Of anf
unparalleled pppu'ary md succrss Gull IN ~ You
come ftnn he cars at the eonSrirau4 enhance on
Main Il Sd door from cooucr Of lId &c.
MINIS NrANNER,
der l1ts PnrtIcil Duguerreotypi-ts
To- Country papers advertising iorn., copy,
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RAILRUADS, STEAMBOATS,, /
SOUTll-SlDE RAILROAD
Ia u . 60 .ss;ss.z ::
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
4 PASSENGER TRAIN Oh CARS rayrs The D,
IA pot in Petersburg every duy. Sunday excepted at
10 O'clock NJ, arrives at Burkcville the IN
correction OF III. tchfnund and Danyille hail-Rohl
ociock,A conneciing by hat Road with Messrs
I. FIngg Cos Stage Lue for Charlotte Coun-tt"uss,
Halifax Court House DanyIe und Greensb"to, l.
and arriving at The rv.r, miles beiuw Ltnrhhurp
nj l. p NJ. CONNIE, tir err With packet ,"ht which
arrive, Ia Ly"chbuig al At hail fn,,
ne fethrr train eas l.Sbthbuigh al 3 30, A.
arriving III Petersburg NJ 30 ,,locl ". Vii ra-
s-ngeis viii have opt"itsnity To dibr. te tran
vi ! leave Fnmvllle nj ! IL two o'cIo, H. P. NJ. ud
Butkrs .ir at 10 3. r. NJ arriving a. Petersburg il
iiinr Tor the ti.n- gong NoItt South. coulrcing
every iutsdny nd fraay viii the a lpuuait"x Rail.
e""""iti me ,i "dd s"a n>hip- R""i.pkr aGd Jnnes.
t'"h Tor y ".i"ik, Winch tcasc Gin Punt ~ 7 p NJ
amt Every W ln Sdn ia steamships Tor plula,i,lii
which rave '5dA I"nf II. tie -anc tour.
faNsei eeis riel'rne Ia t"na ~ Icet ure II over
nghr, euh take tut noihl, Aort, 1T -. A. NJ
he James RIVER Boat, Old i. N,It,lk ami bait
n"rc al < M, 81 ;Ar lie South III o, ck
Arrangement, have ee, r,ra'c Ly vlleh through tick
els bet"ecn the !oowlng loa,'> nn5 hc pr, urcd ut
the Annexed tHfes:
Between Petersburg and Lyncbburt through n
sixteen hours ----...--..#.-.-.-.-. .--... s. 90
between Peers Hhd lie Sweet Sulphur
Sprng. through nt"o dnys-.-. .--.-----.. 8 90
Between Pet sbuiE nl.d " i'te Sui Ihf s ms,
Though ia TWO Inys,.... -. -. ...... Y so
between Pcier.l ue & Du.vui,, tntuueh tw.n
;, ,''u' m"u' 20
Bclw' en- Petersburg q "e sbor,' e., TIM
IN two day-,.... .-.----.-...-.- -.-..-... 10 on
Between Petersburg Suli-t Try. y. l. Il gu, Il
Between Prtei sffag and Churlotp- 90
freight tam l,avcs the Pr,ersl urg Drpo over,
Monday W "dnesday add friday morning 81 "a sn,
returns lhe sane days. Any p,rsnu wishing see tie
iaicS Il freight ''tin freight lsl 10y ealing u ON
the Agent at the Prrr.hne Depot
oct ; Is r.. J. " \. l.. sur s : r. h.
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TO The CITIZENS OF Ly>cnBuRG

To THC NTTIXENN OF LNNCHBU KG
AND ITS NirI>ITY.-As | intend to hlv my store
enlarged. the err, part 1t the suing ven, think ii
exp"dirlt Ia reduce my stock rlnch rosSib e.
therefore of'I 10 the nuhlic all 81 valuable and
sellassartcI stock a. very REDtt Ed PRICES Ii
m, customers viii please give cali they will be
shrd thu this unticc Is Aunbuc. \ large lot e
rhLMAS aud LADIES' CLOAkS. al.o Cnrrct. Rugs
and Boekins- ~ En-t. Sspr Bed Plankrts Snrincts
Cashmere, CmIe, Meliuo AID SILK Smwls Dres.
Silk, Pocket andkcchirf,-plain mud fmbr, ilercd
with II lars" lot u Needle Work. aud X Il Gloves
lot % Sup'r Rignlcts. 62t cts-bca.tlul nrricl-
nav % It's JOHN ABRAiIANS.
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MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of
Hardware Cutlery, Guns, SaddleIy, House
Furnishing Goudg &c DC

rREGORl 4 KOhALL having determined to make
N nrhange In their b.ziness, viii offer trum to day
the largest and most esitabe stock Of Hardware. Cu,
ry &C. Ne bri,re aered IN this market Mt great
reduced prices Tor cash Many o,tiees at and bfotr
cost.
tending to e.o,e up ther business as speedily a.
ro.yblr tley cordially invite oil indebted the old
enacern Of Gregory Royal aud the ate coneefn Of
Gregory Roy nil & simpson To pay up longer indul
ecnce cannot be gwen.
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MERCaGRpt-F


- subscfhrr. INV oIrchins lot insl't -
,b., SECOND sITfrLl 81 .ea-onable Goods, recett-
Nv purchased l., their s"n'"r ptiner IA Ne" '"'et
{. hich adied 10 their September purchase. mak"- men
stock very ful and oi MT attractive eVet mr.
IN this marke .,far all the styles q" LADIES
DRESS GOODS. SiiAs, SHtns. katenrias, Moulin,
Mcrinos &c. Ladies' Velvet, satin aud Cloth Cifmks
f.lma.. trench Embroideres great yariet. amonR
which rich sets p Mallrsc I.hce Hnd Mh' II
Sleeves AID Collars. general assortment ri Ch tn,
Cashmere and Ve-tings fo gentlemen. navy st"fh
of Servants Goods. such fulled LiH-ey-, haitines
Paid Lind-ey- and Blankets. Carpet, Hugs. CrGmb
Cloths aud Door-A Mats. Together win nli good be
longing tbtre Dry bnods trade, many ut which nav"
been purchased Tor much less trp they could ave ben
had curly the All Il winch Thy ARE deter
mined IL III low aud only ask an examination Is aii
iicv nzk Insure satlst .Iiun.
nov l. -dts JOHN ]. DAVIS \ CO
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g., VALUABLE PROPERTY

t3uu FOR SALE
Funding :, will require more time to pay my debts
than my Ct dors conveniently allow, uoles- sell
por ion of m, property, have determined Ia offer the
following property FOR SALE
Nv R.siprsck in the neighborhood Of Judge Dan.
iel's This is a most desirable pnce. The House con
tsin. IL rooms all well and some I'll Them elegantly I'm
,.red w5h brick kitchen and all other necessary out
houses. and well of excellent water on the premises
The HousE 4 Lor at present occupied by Mr. J. p
Barns This is a and pleasant lace suited far n
ANAL family The House hes five rooms, with good
kitchen smoke house, aud nwel 81 hf-t rac water in
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In Offering my foundry iuI
sale CONSIDER offering the valuable property
ever offered IN this place 1t "a t,o we'll sn"wh IN this
vicinity. need particular description; hut viii state
there is not II better arranl ed establishment IN the
State Ii is furnished with complete scti al tons tn"
latest Improvements, and lerle stock 81 patterns" III
yood condition and extensively used. | would refer
selling half the interest in the Foundry property should
an, one desire purcl a-ins such an interest.
ANY person wishing 10 purchase any oi the above
named property will apply the suh.crber Mt tn"
Phpnix Foundry. A. u. pABNEf
nov l-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22
Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

M have nav hani aud Ia e, -ix pair of he
W superior NJ II Stnnes. Tho" in want ", uld i
well 10 all su,,n. LEE x JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

Keep your Feet Dry.
yum ELASTIC PASTE. FOR RENDER
N ing ot- Shoes, Harness, Leather al any Kind.
perfectly ~st"f-l root
Irectioas-Place the article Ia he re Hered Water
inf before the hrr also the Pa.te. then with a
p,n re or rag give the article two three cnnt o.
,n.nyss it VII absorb. and 1t will be- perfectly imp"r
virus water.
Prepared and sold onlyat
p r. LYMANS.
nov e4dt. Lynchhutr. Nn.
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JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE.

~ 1900 fons B"rhen nn.unt.d 10y ChErins
~ Gwen wand Ski nor
Ia, Jtmrsowu lr,v, Rsh iron every rue,dny If
ternno al 4 ociock. AID IT, ioa,ok every Saturday
l.orn. ng NJ &c. Ok. tor N,w York Hor"lk
R,turni y. they vii I,nvr Nv N tar Richmond,
cNry Sa'uli'> ana Neanr~ii hiietoon AT u CLOCK.
StaPluE a " iIout- cue NY at Nortolk
Passage IL New iore. n'Iu,tne inel- and Sac
iopn accommodates ,oui. ..---..... 49,. 40
Strr1aEe a>>a2e "uN j
Charerto Norfolk tsr.unr IT. Rive Bnnts.
Merchants and Travellers viii find Il cue the II ost
speedy and conf ltale rriitcs how""n Nv York md
Ri hnend. ras,uee und tire only 40, Storage las
sageonIy s..
lUDI.AM \ WATSON
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sOUTsas SIDE ID ILis0AD.

SOl III q DE a ILisVAU,
faElGG1 TRAIN
ca I,,. T1r o" a, ,@ >, to eI F.i,
road, III y, m. / Andelsous Can ION House the
Basin. Any rrrs wishing # freq INT
obtain Il lreig list by calling
by oder of the Sup't
sep 3o-> ALFRED " Il RNER fg't.
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GENTLEMEN S FINE DRESS HATS,

fuANO, GlANO.-ln consequence al the re
~ ductnn made b, the Peruvian Agent in the price
of Gunun, will close stock s53 per 1000
bs CASH. Those IN want viii please cnll s,nu ~
our quantity - smnll. ". T. ANDERAONA co.
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e q AR > Il TO Ii A eco.
Nj. LANGHORNE & SONS.

E q AIR = d TO IL A e. CO.
NJ. I.ANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEeARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
TTNHE subscribers have constantly on hand a large
Il stock Of HAVANA g. PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the most approved brands which they feel confident
inferior to in the market, and which will be old
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERS from any part Of the Union will be promptly
met and entire satisfaction guarantee 10 purchasers
The foowi Tands are kept constantly on hand.
sEGARs.
La Flor de t'abana, La Sultana,
California ins Tres Coronas,
Jjcotencal La Gota de Aqua
Old Dominion Coml1isia,
La tel de 7. J. C., Ell Leon dc Orc
La Teresita. I'll Nuptuno
Rio Hondo, Plantation,
81 Prognma, Figaro,
Las Tres E-trclias. La Norma
Herman Cortez Principles,
Lafayette Nc, &c.
ToaAccO.
Oronoco Nectarine.
Colo Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach. Stanard &e, g..
Septembe S-d&cts
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REMON Az.


.ryl lie subscriber. hnNIns removed to his Store,
W ,'r> oi.vn la, old stand and tlce doar. south
~ Nam Mhract >t'"ct-, i prepared to otrr in.
Ia rnrut, 10 purchasing ali hnds Of d ucs,
Ne'ii,iae,, inlus Uil-, DYES. indow Glass lntly,
T. 1T .ncrf. fuucp Articles &c..N.
fm@ Sferr i, l02 feet dep, Ahci i'll rnuir him
heern u ara larger -t"eh thai usual Particular afieu
viii he r,d aal orders. Plc-criwi rs fsa,I nj
MA h.f- 1ad irun eXacric at more ,lnu 80 year,
Le tlt.rf. linrti 'h ho III Ne aide To furnish on
>och ne'lirrcs H. g Lure Iui Vi .. Alihe new
Pr areutIHd Preparations made tiny appear IN
II, Mrdicai Jourrni..
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will used ms Music Saloon wh.rr
he has and will keep IL supply q those uy c"l.
rarntcd N"ri's Fair tLondon) i'reni m Piato.. All
lin If Aa-c'and Musical | l>trtInrr.ts furnished to
"rirl. Private r,trture 1t the Saloon alley
N'sirrr. iii rlcasri inp thu leo bel.
d R. LIZ MAN, Bank Square.
so. l2-AS2tnvG nc
ith'h highest ptire pad tor Exchange 81 tue Fla stern
l. 'trs.hv fErERs SrENCE 30.
aag Il 1T,
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I'lal Blrrchr and Brown Dumc-iic. Culico Linen
Drl Bel Cords aud Plough Linz, Ninlow Glass and
ruuy, Corpcra=, Alu = Mndder mud Indigo, Pen, II
Ginger nni Spice, Spades. Shovel. Trace md Halter
Chuns, Manure mud Hay Fol-, Boots Shoe, and ilaf-
For shle, eXrl nrec rr rouufry raluce., accoa1n
dining TOWNS. lnp- 2Ilel Join IlOLlLNS.
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M eotENS n BLANkCFs.-IAT
w CAPS, BOOTS SHOES The undersigned
have on hand good ussortren Of n, above gno1s ,
reny purchased l. the Northern cti = at yer, la,, f.,
tres and Hsh al those VI, ha,e wants T., ri IA, 4,
'all before purchasing, n~ EN- ~ guol OF bet.
! bargains than can be found /. the civ
nov st. SAUNDERS x I9,Y
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WATCH & JEWELRY ESTABLISHMENT
Main St IYnChhrrp Va
-g NE" GOODS ia
lNRESH ARRIVAL, for FALL & WINTER

u Next Door below q Morsc's fouk Commission
Store md immediately opposite the WTwir, li"u-".
The sub Gerber has gust received la. supPIf It FALL
mud WINTER GOODS. winch consist al but. >Luc,,
Hats aud Caps uuk-, Naliees rp't "ass e., \.
Ills goods of the iate.t STYLES. aud
rxpies,l, ordcl by tn, best Manufacture, ia Piil,,
lia. which city funds unrivale III ih' mahuact al
Boots AMI SHOES, and, safely add lat, and Cb,s,.
Trunks V,lces and On PCT Bugs By making ny
purchase lave than usual wt.u lew buyers w're ~.
market ana Goo Is ,,Jtne lower rc"~ ain tuutl,I
IL Offer hnrgaias ut car 'apprrc ated. wol,d
pectiGlly ia taiuati III my S.atA l., di
Wurting good, chea and "a hniuh Good- u> Inc.
no al-ltr SAINT. D RUAIaDUGlL At
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MUSIC SALOON,

highest rrire pad tor r.Hrnuuge the Fla stern
/ cities. Iv PErERS STENCES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

MD NtN-YUNh TAIhE ~ rs NV .sf-sF'
L"ne linz j., cotnpo-ca ot the lul oWtbs vessels
sails from New-l urk every three day. All owned ~
tile city of RichrnonG viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

1ho>rv >r Of the fri class. hniIt in thu city Of
Ia timnru, Irr,y tor th- ffadc aud hive superior
ornmuiaiirt5, inr passengers They are conn anded
cXPrrlet cel Cnptnns, we'd qualified for tie rf,d-
.ud VIM y i'll spare eNrrtion To Accommodate I b.,
Vii be tawcd NJ prd ,le~n the "Nes BY md nay
l." relied on 10 >all pramI tly advertised.
Merchants going North nrdrrine good. from NV
York, viii hud II to their interest to hip hv TIM iRs
- freight will always br taken n low a. by any OF
hue Of Packets and effort Wi be- nladr by >,
agents IN Richmond ard New foh give sati>'nr tut
Freight II cents per whole. ma II cents rer34
Tobacco being about 30 PER c'lt. less thnr chala,
ia" Steamers Insurance. can be effected ia the i.I-.r
m"ad Fire A--o-iaoi,b, hi, line al i.8 per cent.
We respectfully h,h and hope succeed il obtain.
M fall stnl" ot patronage.
Goods shipped 10y this line In New York will he for
"Nried tree al commission TO New Orleans, Mobile,
''hare>ton, Savannah any other southern North
rn port, The vessels will lie in Richmond kockrt-
=" New York nj Beth No l. Goice House Sip foot ct
Wall Street. DAVID CUR lie Richmond, } ,
c. II PlERSON, y V
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~ EW DRY GOODS
PIlliL' W PAYNE
Ia no" receiving n very PUP, llor stock nj FALL
mud WINTER DK\ GOODS. consisting ui every nltirIr
at Ladies and Gcntlcn,e's Also Il iprgr nssutt
oi Blankets, Lindsey and Heavy Wuoens ali III
which he Oilers the most favorable terms. II nf
mcr patron ntl the public reneral slectful
l,irel 10 CUP nj Ky LES CORNER. MAIN ST
sep l6 dts
rIIAMPAliNE WINE. Chomraatc
~ Nin"-ol the mo.t approved Brtnd- uafo,ici.
pint and quart bottles, Fl sale 10y
dec itts LEE x JOHNSON
M respectfully Invite tie ntt"ntnn "t Contractors
w Ira ler- aud all p,r.ons wishing to purchase,
To our still very large stock.
PULLED Cl"th and / Sarifer. Lindsc,s Blankets.
Sock. Woo Hats, ) {. Sc All Of VIII h are e,lI-
lie very low.
Also, good Stock Ready Made Clnihinr, s',cla
Over C"ats, Pants Vests, Shifts D,awcrs, and "a
good stock Negro c fhinr, AWAY. hnnd reduced
prices. SIlGiER, MCELDERkN \ co
dec 81. Re-. copy.
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"a L..
Goa l.,

~ All persons wishing Ia supply them-"lyrs with u
good article 81 Rcl-asl Anlhta te aud Buunin,
Conl for the winter senson will mi il then Interest
II they leave Heir orders with under. ms seon
possible; they Will be to get their Conf l.,
Richm nd measure mud NJ lowest Richmond rrice.
including fire. CHR and tolls. DAN'L 5. JAsrER
sep . DIT.
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NEW FAMILY LAsr a RsETEsk

/ 20 Frrkin- NJ. Faui Inrd b. Fnkius NJ.
Monntnin butter. Jn.t receive nd for sar h,
dee - LEE Il JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

s.'Dk eksN Tine Brick nwri,ng Il'nsr Ju.t
L i, ui lie ut It u."-ro,sossion given inne.
dately. Apply IT. Geo. Watson Henry Dunnng-
ton dec 22.ts
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CTIslIkI. AI.Is.IIT.
ftKEAM ALE, NEWARK CIDER

Barrel. Beyri ee'- Cream Al
d. Newark G idcr, IN drnoght nrly The bnrfe'.
10 b kct- Cbamroga" Vine q7afts and lft-.
For snlc Ly M oI-t. s. A Il iD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-22

TOAI.! COAL. ! t. unaersigi cd are "u-
~ thol .zrd receive orders for Coal, from ktieS
pits. Mont gomery county. Orders f,r less than u
load, say 200 lu-hel. will not be filled.
ian 9ts W T ANDERSON CO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

y Always gratifai tc promote the inter.
ssts of our patrons, AID never happier than
when we can copy into our columns from other
papers editorials flvOIable 70 their pursuits,
We clip Ei:h pleasure from The editorials Of tic
'Eoston Mercantile and Marine Iatekiige,a.
e.T' tao following notice:
4 "GoFEENNEST CLAIMS Upon the Eanner in
which these 10 atteEs are presented and urged.
we know, tr1I1 experience, there ia much de-
peGfing. Inc time elapsing from the first TO
tie last steps of Ihair prose- tioo is extends I'll
or OtheTSiss as the vigilance of tie prosecutor
- awake or asleep; hence we take great pleas.
GIe n recommending Mr. Joseph C q. Ken
nedy If Wa kIngtOn, b c, whose promp;
and ua;ificE &c lou may &c relied upon with
utmost confidence lie is q gentleman emi.
neurly disiii g1is.ed E r his energy, persever.
ance and abiiiiy. lie has boen for long time
in public ofiss at Washingto ,, q close oJsory.
er, earefui msu- upright EHd bonarabis in
mis- desiings; il shore, he is Just the man for
the bushes, and he commend him, heartily
30 the Fat!i;."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22
BnrrrsG on SEpAsropoL We have heard

BErrIsG on SEBAsroPoL We have heard
of bets between sanguine subjects of Victoria
aad!non-sympathiziu Americans on the char.
aeter Of the ne vs. whi,h the Asia would bring.
The English 'Bulls" bet that the Asia would
bring news that the Allies were in possession
OF tue town os Sebsstopol The American
"Deara" bet that she would not, and have
won. The samo "Bul!s" also offered to bet
that the Allies would be completely triumph
ant in the Cfimsa before the frst Of July and
the Bears" disguSted then by Offering to de
liver certain quantity Of foreign wins-irre.
sp.otiys Of Msine Law PfobibitiOn-n the
Allies should be successful within scar from
the day they frSt landed in the Crimea.-N.
y, SHa, n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

New &CsIc We have received from John
Ellis, No. zoo, Pennsylvania Avenue be
tween NiLslh and Tenth streets, toe following
pieces Cs new music: Alma Mater, Z, en-
American Students soDf, being one of set
CT fisa just Issued By Richard Storis Willis
By dreams ere still Of tee; avery pretty song
hy j. Herr NOnes, Esq. Dearly DO love
thee; by Gel Samuel q. Davis, OF Baltimore,
music by Colnaa. The Portsmouth Polka;
ty Pref. J. j Bruins, and dedicated to Shang-
hal Club o. Portsmouth,, Va The Union H.
family Waltz; composed and dedicated to the
Union Isca2try, ty SIS. 2. s. F.agg Of Wash
fngton City.
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u ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
In by II o'clock, NJ, otherwise they msy
not appear until the next day.
SPIRIT OF TE9 hoss1ys psEss

Inc Union argues earnestly and elaborate
ly to provo that the South has beou betrayed
and the UDiOn inperilled by tho Philadelphia
Know Nothing National Convention and
treats Maj1r 3. J. Donelson to a short notice,
wherein il Is declared that his grievance
against the administration IS on account Of
disappointment concerning Office.
Tie IatsI.igsnesr republishes, from the
Charleston Merevry a pos.humous lctter fir N
Gr. Calhoun to Pofcy Waller, ESQ, of Mo.
bile, BEARING date October %, lSi7, wherein
that great and cisarsighted man urges the i'm
ror,aace Of making the fual issue with the
North On the slavery question without delay;
30 that when it cale-as IL must, sooner or
i-ter-it could be made without dissolution
Of the Union, which be was anxious 10 avoid.
There Is wisdom, IS we'll Us true patriotism in
his advice and clear reasoning, and it is to be
sincerely regretted that up to his time the
Sauth has acted in accordance with his views
In this matter. Tie issue must be mo sooner
or later, and every additional moments delay
tends to encourage the anti-slavery dema
gogues Of thu North 10 forcing dissolution
Of tho Union on the South as her Only remedy
for tie entire prostration Of her co equality
In the coEfederacy, under which she can not
aud ought lot to live in it.
The platform adopted by the nominal south.
ern delegates of the S 5uth ia the PhiIadel
phia Know Nothing National Convention, so
many of whom were bat counterfeit southern
era-New England Yankees, foreigners to Ter
rights, principles, and intsrests-not to tho
southern EanOr born. shows that the appre-
tensions Of Mr. Calhoun are fast being real
lied. TIE tone Of cur talented, gentle, and
ingenious neighbor in advocating the plat
form, subsequently to tho behests Of The anti
slayeryites, as even the New York Irl5nns
or Nat1OEat Era, claiming, too, with so re.
fires ing irpudence, that it speaks for the
South IN so doing, is but additional proof of
the exiietes Of cause fcr tie warning aud ap-
peal in this paiIi tic letter from air Calhoun's
pen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

AKERIcAH NATIONAL CoSvEETIoS.-The
Know Nc LiJg CoGncil recently held Ia tn 5
city, provided fer 4 National Counel to be
held ia PEiiaGei phia, eoIansnciDy on the 22i
February next, 90 feieot csDdidE:es for Pref
dent and Vice President CT he United States.
The delegates are 20 be from each State, equal
La number - Is representation IL 10th branch
e. OF the UBi,et States Congress, and to be
chosen b. iAs safe Ccaaeiis, tHo being from
the ato 81 large, and enc from each Con-
gTsssioAal d4stEiet--fAil. North dE1srzeag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22

LAMENTADLE EvEET-BURsIsd OF TIE LAU.
Rel FACTORY We regret very much to have
to state, that yesterday, about o'clock, D. m
this large ard extensive Factory was entirely
destroyed by fre-the whole building, inclu
ding machinery. and large amount of stock,
was consumed. Total loss estimated at $780,
600. Insurance in Eastern Offices to abou,
$50, 0C0. By this sad event, besides the great
loss, some $50 operatives have thus been tn rown
out Of employment The Laurel Factory vas
situated in Prince Georges county, 81 miles
from Baltimore, and near the Washington
Branch Railroad. The establishment was one
Of the most extensive and crmplets in all 70
spects in the State of MARYLAND, and was in
most successful operation up to the time of its
destruction We learn that it is already in
temptation to rebuild on the same found alton
Bait. Pat of Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-22
ENaLIsHruREIPs & RUTA BAeA SEEDS

yNBE undersigned has just received directfrom the
4 growers, a well selected sock ofthe following:
Skirving's Liverpool Swede or Ruta Bsga, Lane's
improved do Green and Purple topped do, White
Globe, White and Red Tankard, Orange Jelly, Dial.
Hybrid, White Norfolk, and other field Turnips
Early Stone, Early Snowfall Six Weeks, Fin.
Dutch, Purple topped Strip leavsd Gardea Turnips.
Early York, Large York, Fiat Dutch, Drumhe al.
Heart shaped with many new and Coed Cabb,ees
all warranted fresh, offinest quality and are Tered
at very moderate prices. JOH SAUL,
lie 2l-eo6is corner 7ih and streets