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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
The Erign of Art.-In this wonderl

The Reign Of Art.n this wonderful Art lay her
touches almost every thing The ceilings
carpets " halowed by Art winds
he railway through the mountains and the mud; makes her
machines wood and iron If with knowledge and
annihlaes space with lightning tanned down to the tueage
boy Nothing Is TOO lofty for her touch and nothing
humlae 4 proof of this Old conviction, has fallen
notice. in the shape Of aCATHARTc Pill from the
Laboratory of that world renowned Chemist DR. J. C. AVER
understand the subject he has carried that article
perfection of which it Is capable Instead
poying Drugs in its composition have always thought
necessary aud only way, he has with skill
the of the medicine to be employed and
bncd them alone In their purity together The composition
then mixed and rolled by machinery and steam into
speroi pill which is wrapped in envelope of gcane, for
protection effects weather time and then thick
y coated with as its passport the palate
Notwithstanding all is labord perfection they offered
public less than each. However humble the
department think this be safely characterized the
contamination of Art in It's linc-Aforaiag Mart. Bar
Gnlls Inn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 18th

WASHINGTON HoUsE-H. SSEAp. q Co., PRopes
j Franklin, J w Adams, pittsylvania JIr
vine, Bediord NJ Fl Hamlet, r r Marshall CAM.
nol; DIR. Jno NJ Shelton, Parker Allen. Nelson.
James Vass. Danville; d S OFT. Aupustn. 4
Sonnrl' City; VIM. c MINIS, Bedford; w c Tim.
n'rlaKr, Appomattox; Thos. Tosh, DIR. Sam "
Jeter Roanoke. Miss V Wilson, Charlotte; John
anderson, Nottoway; Thos r Muse, Roanoke.
Miss Hartman, Albermarle; John steward
rI0yd' Ii Visor, Pulaski; John Boden. Roanoke,
y owens Womper, Pulaski; III A Bernard,
n ny MI; Va; g Chewing, Amherst; l. w
rulua, Liberty; ii Harmling, Va & Tenn, r. r;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

j. enough for n- t. know ih'rt j II special in.
terdict That settled, it u, tonnes n matter If
State pride. Of yireinin hospitality. Of Democrat
ie sympathy for a suffering brother. When these
appeal to US who dare say nayl Mr.. Wise, Of
course will bring the matter mp in his first mess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

OF your suffering the stomach From weak
proceed dyspepsia anguor oppression the diaphragm au
dee headache nausea bodily weakness, dimness sight,
heartburn costiveness ysentery and legion of other
Indigestion produces thin blood
strength and Vigor of the sysCi To
the stomach and enable it to throw oil and
all these and dangerous onTant
but pcrscverug of IIoohands Ger
Bters, prepared by DR. G. NJ Jackson Phlad phn-
mistake failure in their sanative effect
a1ro SONG 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

NEW DIRK QUARANTINE REGULArIoNs.-The
impression prevails with some persons here that
all steamers and vessels arriving from Richmond
Will be subject to quarantine delay on arriving at
the port of New York. Measure those who
may labor under such an impression that such
VIII not be the case. The intercourse by water
between the two places will proceed as nninter
ruptedly as eyer.--R. Dispafch
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
xXIAsuINGToN MOuaE. I,nehhu.. !,

Inc undersigned having leased Of the proprietor ~
W. Leftweh Es.. this most popular Hotel invite the am
age oi ter own and the former friends Of the House and ~
pubic generally bringing to their business an experoe
catering for the travelling public embracing the last tys
years ana determined that the WASIITNG1ON HOI 81 <t
abae nothing In its style of accommodation they hone y ma
KING 1t attractive in the highest possible degree that this @
known and long established Hotel viii steadily incress
pubic iaYoi. II. SNEAD
sep l'ui"Ac@ L. F. CLARK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

ALLEGHANY SpRINGs.--A private letter from
this delightful watering place. dated the Eth
INST informs us that the company numbers
about 200, and is the most pleasant and stylish
of the season. We suppose this is the largest
crowd now remaining ct any of the Virginia
Springs. 1t speaks well for the attratveness of
the place and satisfies that the proprietors
are faithful to the last in their endeavors to
please their visitors. Not only does the season
commence earlier at the Allegheny than any
other watering place in mountains, but the
company now soiourning their shows that it lasts
longer. We approve the good taste as much as
we envey the good fortune of those who tarry to
the last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

EXTRAORDINARY PHENOMENA Tie Danylle
Republican, on good authority, says that there is
woman named Roscoe. living near Anderson's
store, IN Caswe' n. Co. who Is 100 years of age.
For thirty years she was stone blind, and her
hair was perfectly white,but very recently she re-
covered her sight and her hair has become black
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

FANIIN FHfsIC--TIlIs bcst, chchV0a',
efficient Gathartc offered the public II
astee thereby avoiding the nauseating effect of Pills,
Oil SIENNA, &c aud produces gripping other painful
satons Unlike all other purgativos searches to the bottom
the disease thoroughly eanse the stomach and leaves the
bowels entirely from costiveness No family should be
Children drink II readily and without forcing and
medicine is more highly recommended by the medical fac
nlty
Give 1t trial and then judge for yourselves 1t can be had
wholesale and retail Mt DR. Wrights Principal Depot i0J
broadway, Y. Purcell LadJ Cos, Richmond; Srother
q lteheads, j. IL Thompson Cos, Iynchburgi and at
the principal Drug stores throughout the State.
DR. Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery anxture other than purely vegetable In his
"Iiqud Cahac Vegetable Family Pbysc by analysis
rhrmicn process. lily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

REV. MIR, EpwARDs.-Th Dispatch under
stands that the Rev. John L. Edwards mas been
detained sometime in Prince Edward county by
an attack OF rheumatism. He is much better and
will return to his post in few DAYS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

WHAT NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH WANT
We are informed by persons from Norfolk and
Portsmouth that what they chiefly want is fresh
bread, fresh meat and fresh everything. Live
chickens and sheep would be very acceptable
For the present It's impossible to have bread
cooked for the people, the bakeries being all sus-
pended.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

ARREsrED.-R. C. Clifford and C. Crawford
were arrested in Wythevile last Saturday on
the charge ofburglary. The Republican SAYS,
Clifford seems to fllihe description of a man
charged with some offence in Lynchburg, some
l0or II days ago, and advertised in the H. Re.
publican"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

GEORGE BANCROFT, Esq, the distinguished
Historian arrived in this CITY last night and took
lodgings at the Washington House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

MAIL FAILuRE.-No Richmond and Northern
mails were received here yesterday. owing TO the
iailnre of the cars t. connect at the junction
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

Broke JAIL The man Lloyd, charged with the
murder of Hiram Cuddy, and the negro man, be-
longing to Mr. Kane, charged with poisoning
the wedding party. escaped from the Jail at Es
tIlvIIe, on Friday night oflast week
and had not been heard of at last accounts. We
understand that the jailor has offered reward
$50 for the apprehension of Lloyd. There were
two other persons in Jail at the time who refused
to escape 4bingdon Jirginian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

while The INI the regulator OF the sYstcm +
of order Salow SKIN Headache Heayiness, Pain in the
Side Indigestion and complete prosration of the system
evils which follow To dspae all these bad
effects take CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE: regulates the
nparts life and vigor the weak
aud enfccbled single bottle frequently surfces in such
lr. IsuI1tl LIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

SALE OF LAND Remember this is the day for
tho sale Of Mrs. Shacklcforl's Land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

ANlNt' on account of l-heath in my f,miI, heoo ~
peed to sever my immediate itl the Wa
ihgtoh House feheitae myself and former patrons Tim
my successors are gentlemen, both of
Perence From long acquaintance with Mr. Snead parir
ington could have fallen into hands more canaIe r [
than his sep lglSclw1 w w | EFT,pIGii@
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

time Of pestienec" Mr.. VI. hbored faithfully as
a nurse. and wa- highly efficient. He was
single man nnd son Of Mr.. Mercer who for
many venrs was IA merchant If Southwark.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

MEDICAL WORK We have received the lst
No of "Hunfer's Medical Specialist and Joprnal
If Diseases Of the Chest published in New
York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

COUNTERFEIT SIS on the North western Banl
OF Virginia are in circulation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

To MANuFACTURERS-W invite attention to
the advertisement OF Judge Daniel in another
column, proposing to sell valuable lots and water
power in this city. No place in the State pos
sesses superior advantages to this for the manu-
featuring business, and an excellent opportunity
is now offered for engaging in it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
IkLEAfHED AND RRDWS DOMEsRs<s
= . roi seie ~ sep l9tS TIoS j. DAVIS Il 90
SohE LEATHER AND CUT NAILS RsB
- olt,IN Ie'n llf-l lIIOS- / Ii & G.


VV" FJptTIy lot S:liC or KciE.
va HHtattihet nteHdFg nLNe io Richmond astu
+ Vi" q - "t ii" pre-cn year, offers for sale or
rent tic Family Residence occupied by n,-et. at
me Junction nl Slh street aud lth ney. Al, Lot
obli4nely opposite bis re ience, in ,ultyso ieAh
a fine garden.
ne dA' Hing las six rooms, porch-s frat nj ieaf
and '' ~ell finished th'onah ,n On the 10, with ne
eng an Office ami three otvant,' r"o-~ ali fas
ed IN good style Thrre is lso M ice coal and eaai
h"u-e and vel of excell,nr wae, Tn. ,ear yard al
We dwelling IS paved with In &c - stones. Baih Il
are well set in fruit trees an >hrubberv
/" any person desiring to buv.a long credit. If ff1
'e'red VIII he gwen. Il rented shouiI prefer to d'
- il' term u years. In either ca. terms will b IT,
eral.
Any com1u nchtion through The Post Office a LEI, al
tue '"g'nlnn Office, will receive early o,ten'ior.
sen II -t.}teo I r. SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

BALLOON ASCENSION on lioRsEBACK.-The
Richmond Dispatch states that Prof. George Ell
lott. the intrepid Eronaut. intends making an
ascension on horseback from Richmond some
time during the State Agricultural Fair
We hope no such exhibition of cruelty will ev-
er be countenanced by the people of Virginia.
If it should, may reasonably look forward to a
time when we will be rejoicing in the delights of
bull fighting, Ia mode the Spaniaids.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

FIRE.-A fire occurred yesterday morning
nbou. o'clock, which resulted in the destruc-
lion Of "A smoke house of Mr.. VIM. II. Mounteas
tie. living in the ravine between Tan yard Alley
aud Diamond Hill. The loss was slght-iihe
h,use containing nothing Of mich va'de. 1t Is
supposed to have heen the work of an iuce ndiarY
NJ the residence of Mr.. NJ. entered aud rfled
If several articles of clothing &c. Mr. VI. and
his family were absent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ut.;.pr,. Premium Hsiters.-
COTTAGE, May ~, l5a5.


public called the annexed certificate Of BAKERS Pr
MUM BIrrfHs which the popular family Iaed
zines known in this country:
COTTAGE. May ~. 1865.
Near Gnrdsvle Buckingham county, Va
Mr. Elijah Bafo Dear Shiny wife having been, Tor
wears afflicted with Liver Complaint aud Nervous De
bity hearing your premium Btcrs," she induced
give them trial After trying half dozcn bottles se
health much improved and her digestive
greatly strengthened; and tonic she finds 1t ndispensa
BILE her caSe-and continues it, her Improvement
very popular with many of neghbors and it IS be
coming almost in general tonic In this section
With my best wishes, | am yours truly,
J. W. A. SAUNDERS.
y, B.-Scveral influential gentlemen in this county will
certificates important effected by
Premium Iiers families We all in its being
valuable medicines introduced in this
section Of the country. Yours, j, w. \. y.
to Every family should keep few bottles hand Price
per bottle
o be had wholesale and retail, al r. Stablcr q Cos
Strothcr & Whiehead- J. H. Thompson 4 Cos and J. IL
SpaVS IVnchhnrg, nd druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

"a asSkO GOODs.-Staunton friled Kersoys AM
g., P tray satinetts, Plaid Lnseys Blankets and Cot
Ion ol1aburss for sale by THOs' j DAVIS g. 20 o'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

WHY THEY 20 NOT l4EAyE.-1he following
letter will explain why the remaining inhabitants
of Norfolk and Portsmouth do not leave the dead
ly infection by which they arc surrounded.
NORFOLK, Sept. IL. 1855.
Ny DEAR SlR:--I have received your letter
earnestly pressing our few remaining citizens to
flee to Richmond where, you say, and well
know, they would be received with open arms
everything being provided to make them com
Portable But to Inc it seems impossible There
is no means by which the appeal you suggest
could be made to reach them. Few, indeed, are
at leisure to bring about what you propose In
deed, may say, oil who could be useful in pro-
noting that object have their minds entirely
crossed by their duties TO their sick families,
connections and friends; and could not name
the individual who is not thus engaged, far be-
You'd his desire to do good in any other way
Those who not thus circums tanced, of course
continue to obey the instinct of selfpreservaton
by fleeing to a purer atmosphere.
Being,in my position of Secretary Of the Board
of Health about the only one of our city author
tiles present and t for duty take the liberty to
tender you the thanks of the city for your henev
client proposition Nobly has Richmond used
the liberal means with which kind Providence
has endowed her in mnisterng to the relief of her
poor, afflicted, heart broken sister; and may the
same Providence continue to increase those
means, since she has so well proved that she
knows how to use them. Heaven bless you and
her! is the sincere prayer of Your friend,
Tnos. G.. BRoUGHToN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
CITY md STATE DEPARTMENT.

ACKNowIEpGEMEXT.- We have received 80
from Mrs. Elizabeth Burton n venerable lady OF
his county, for the sufferers of Norfolk and
Portsmouth, which has been placed in the hands
of Capt. Otey TO be forwarded 10 It's destination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
V'1Rs.siesA. Ala Circuit Court for the Corporation

VIRGINIA. At Circuit Court for the ,,,rnorat5,, -
1850 - ~ -''"
GuStavrs 4. Rose, PLAINTIFF
Against 4A
John Jacobs, John Barrett Taa rul}a.k Tg,urs
Benjamin ID Harriss and other D.f.n944,s
On the motion of Wsan Peters Administrator of INN,
Monsomerie decd, by lis counsel, said No,taonIee po
dead the curt doth order that the plaintiff Gusavus R
do appear here or before the dav Of the No term nav
ing been served with copy of this order by publication
some 81 the newspapers published in the town Of Iynsbg
weekly TOR Tour successive weeks previous thereto To sa6
cause II any La can, why hc of the 9Th al Neae
ie,- disseminating this suit should not be set aside rs I'M
ProNluhuaiy made and why this sut should not be revived
Illustrator aforesaid i -
eopy-Tcste, J. w pI.NNrNGToN GIL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19

- "t aNO SoWER-Wo confidently recommend this Ma
ehe 10 farmers Having but little machinery it is durable
Gram or Guano desired Frank Rufn, Esq. Editor of t
Southern Planter, thus comments on it:
I'VE are perfectly convinced of its great value in efficient
working capacity eheapness durability simplicity Of con-
structon that do not hesitate the ~
a thing which is known do often venture nipo
Again, one horse works the machine with perfect cas-
sows breadth OF ten feet as fast horse walk and
carrying two bushels at time does require as many M
pages as are necessary by who seeds by hand g
seeding too is entirely Independent of the and W. dom
win us as well during very high winds which prevailed m
OF the time as during calm because the are lerr
SO close to the ground We only recommend tho ras
therefore to every farmer but them nv it t
Mr. seymour account who is nothing bu thesr
IHtpS. BRANCH 4 Sons
l9ts Sole Apents f,r potar5I.,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-19
FiEOs. ,. DAVIS 4 Co, 0PPOsIYE rus

WARWICK HOUSE, offer o the trade of Lynehbur
Maricabo Coffee; "a f 's
stewards Refined Coffee Sugar;
Haiowcll 4 Cos do dn
New Orleans Sugars;
New Orleans aud Cuba Molasses.
Maryland Golden Syrup very nice for table uso3
Selling cheap for cash Call and snp tbnn, -, 4a =
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-24
A Young Tobacco chswer Cured.

On board ship one day, we were slowing
away the hammocks when one OF the boys
came with his hammock on his shoulder.
and as he passed, the first Lieutenant per.
crived that he had quid Of tobacco IN
his mouth.
"What have you got there p asked the
lieutenant, "a gum boils Your cheek is
much swollen. mo sir replied the
boy, .there i, nothing a, all the matter. y
70 there must br; perhaps it is bad
tooth. Open your mouth aud let me see."
Ter, reluctantly tine boy opened his
mouth witch contained large roll Of 10.
bacco.i.af; III see, Isse." SAID the lieu
tenant; "poor fellow! HOY you must suffer-
Your mouth waits oveT.hauho... and yo"
teeth cleaning. wish we had dentist
on board; but as We have not, ! will ope-
rate as well as l eau. Send the armorer up
here with his tonss." When the armorer
made his appearance with his big tongs.
the boy was compelled to open his mouth.
while .!e tobacco was extracted with this
rougt instrument.
"There now" said the lieutenant; I'm
sure that you must feel better already
You never could have nny appetite with
such stuff ID your mouth. Now, captain
Of the a'teI-suard. bring piece OF old
canvass aud some sand. and clean his teeth
nicely.
The captain Of the af,erguard, came for
ward. aud gr,nning from ear to ear, put
the boys head between his knees, and
scrumbbed his teeth well with canvass aud
i =.
There, that will do, said tn" lieuten-
ant. Nov my little fellow, take some
water and rinse ou. your mouth. and you
will enjoy your breakfast. II was imros-
sible for you to have eaten anything with
your mouth in such filthy condition.
When YOU are troubled IN the same way
again, come to me. and | will Sc your den
ts,." The lad was completely cured, by
the ridicule Of this occurrence, OF the habit
of tobacco. chew ing Captain Mmryan.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-24

caught up his fowlirg piece and fred a
the ungla,eful monster; the shot ripped "
some Of Its taI-feathers. but failed to ,nflc
mortal woodworking shor, Of field
p,r,e could produce an impression on tina
living mass. Away sped the fowl TO The
railroad track, down which it rushed
with headlong speed. But its career was
brlef--an express train, coming up in op-
posife direction struck it full III front, and
RUSHED on. scattering feathers, wings and
drums,icks in the air.
"1rll me, doctor. gaspej Green, what
dc you think Of my great pagoda?"-
"Grea, Pagoda!" SAID the Professor, in in
digDaut di>dain. That was a S:ruihio-
Greek, Strothous-in other words. an os-
.rich! II you hadn't belonged TO the ge-
MUS Asinus, you'd have known that, with
out asking me. Good morning, Mr..
Green" "W here is the monster?" cried
Mrs. Grt en-, Il believe the poor child is
killed. o, Sap! didn't expect this Of
you!" BE quiet, my dear" said Green,
iii Was only an experiment.
AN experiment, MIR. Green!' retorted
the lady, sharply, "yonr wife and child
n-arly kilIed-and OH call il an expert
ment! NurtuIing ostilchrs 10 drvour your
offspringi | wonder you don't take 10
fai.ins elephants"
mo danger of that. Maria, replied her
husbsnd, meekly; Il have seen the ele.
plant. And to morrow shall send my
entire stock to the auction room-Sllang-
hais. Chiuagongs, brs!,na Pootas. Coch-
ins, Warhens aud Warhoos They nice
5irds--grrat Ia,~ small eaters, but they
don't pay!'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-24
Fashions and Fu1s.

The rage for iurs was never greater
perhaps. than the present season promises
For number Of Years the trade has grad.
ually increased ic extent and importance
till furs seem 10 have become an aimos. in
dispensable article of ladies apparel. Til.
Sly lie is changed since the last season, by
the widening of the "yictorine" into a
cape, SO that in many cases, it is snbsttu
ted fol cloaks ana shawls. Tailors inge-
ulously contrive SO TO vary their styles,
particularly as to the length Of skirts aud
waste, as to compel an observance Of their
whins. In like manner, lurrieIs create a
demand tor new patterns, by rendering the
former antique aud distasteill, and many
who, a year since. provided themselves
with costly turs, now find themselves alto.
gether out Of fashion, and under the neces-
sify of further outlay and the aid Of the
furrirr. The mink.sabl-, or American
mink. has suddenly become very popular
from Its resemblance TO the Russian sable,
and will be the fur most worn this winter.
Though costing not more than one-third
AS much as the zeal sable, lis appearance
often gives it a preference. The skin
commonly known Us the Russian sable is
really the Hudson Bay sable. and which
sells for $500 to $500 per cape-choice,
as high ss $500.
The genuine Russian sable is very sell
Aom seen in the United States, and a SET
muf cape aud cuffs costs Sl400 to
$4,000. The stone-nariiu, from Germany
and Greece. the latter being the best, is
still much worn in large capes, and is
among the handsomest :urs Good sets
are to be had from $50 to 500; ex-
ira $125. Erm,ne costs $500 to $500
the set. The opossam mountain MARTINI
is the staple tor medium priced furs, par
tcuiarly for the country trade, and black
fox, silver fox. squirrel. &C., are cheaper
still. The prices OF all kinds of furs are
slightly in advance of last year. The
mink is very much in advance, and thu
manner Of making up all description, still
further enhances their cost.