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ESQ NDn WORTH OF DRY GOODS
spOO.OOO AT COST FOR CASH
BROOKS, BELL Il WALLER,
No. II Pearl. STREET

No, II Pearl STREET
Having made our arrangements III conneXlon with
other parties TO open house in New York the LIST
January next and to continue our house here, we
have determined TO close out our present stock of
Goods most of which fresh and really desirable.
We will therefore on and after MONDAY, the 22nd
instant offer our entire stock at cost for cash
Buyers will fnd i'll the stock fine lines of Bleached
and Brown Sheetings and Shrtiags, Elennels, Lin
seys kerseys, Sleeps Grays Blankets Cloths, CASH
meres Sattinets Kentucky Jeans, Prints, Gishanls,
Dress Goods, Alpaccas &C. &C.
Our friends and customers wishing to buy order
on the usual credits win be supplied at usual
prices.
We the agents for the 81 and ga Staunton Full
ed Cloths and will keep up the stock of these Goods
and sell them we have heretofore
We solicit call from cur friends and the trade
oe 2-lm BROOKS, BELL l. WALLER.
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NEW DRY GOODS AND FANCY
STORE AT 223 BROAD STREET.-We would
ca the attention of the trade to beautiful and
nicely selected stock of goods consisting of Ladies'
press Goods, Trimmings, Enibroderies &c; English
Mernos at Is cents all wool DeJaines ST. cents per
yard beautiful Mousline at 25 and II cts Ribbons
al quaiities; More Antique Trimming, from to 50
goods Call early and you will find excellent bargains
81 o ..ig gs ne" store OF Z. CAMP Il Co,
" ~ 223 Broad st.
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j. {. WHlRT
"At Jas. Waish's Gun Stor. ~.

They may be found at Paterson JacL,e,l
deker's. 5. NJ. Zaehrisson's, Chas. M,Ilspap,.,
nett u Beers, and Alex. DuvaPs, Druggists hi,
Va. '''~
An
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Rich Striped Silks
Do. do. and Chene Silks
Plain black Silks, all qualities
Black Rep Silks
Black Barathea Silks
Colored and black Moir Entique Silks
Paris Printed Mouselanes
Striped Eglanines
Muslin and Cambria Sleeves and Collars
French Wrought Habits and Sleeves
Tucked and Embroidered Cambria Hdkfs
Thread Lace Collars and Sleeves
Muslin Edgings and Insertings
Cambria do do
Swiss and Cambria Bands
Long and Square Plaid Shawls. &c.
Also, general assortment of Clothing and Blankets
for servants. %
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CLOTHING AND GENTLENIEN'S FUR
~ NlSHING WHARF.-The subscriber having la.e-
~ arrived in this place, has just opened his large and
well selected stock of :
EADY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND ALL KINDS OF
GENTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS,
which he offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Being connected with large manufacturing bust
ness in New York, ard having acquired a thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lynchburg
where he has been in this business for the last ten
years. he prepared to offer inducements seldom met
with Therefore, come one, come all, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My motois quick sales and small profits"
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
Under the st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va
au Ism
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GLASSWARE.
I'm. IHCI1IA MADE ELA.s..

& EA virginia MADE t,AA~'r !"
Ms5 COURAGE HOME PRODUCT!V
Wkg EVANS DEPOT Is the only one u .
H1&b offered for sole, Giass made Of iHgaA
rials, and by Virginia woTkmen.
Call ut III Main street where also ear
White Gold Band ard Fancy Decorated Clsi
ner and Tea Sets; White Grsnlte Dune, 81
Ware, and Every other description d COM Y,
Fine Ware; Looking Gia-ses; Plated Go9cs 7
Common Knives and Forks; Waters End I's
Casters; Table Mats; Hall Lsmgs Fo' 's,e ~ ~ E..
no1 Glass EartleuwHre and talfy "
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DRY GOODS CLOTHING. 30.

na0,sT POsITIvELY SELLING OFF
vl RI close Intending to discontinue The
Clothing business / will. from this day, Offer my
whole stock at sud BELOW COST. l ani deternn-
ed If possible to sell every article at private snic as
yvould prefer giving bargains TO my customers TO hay
in the goods sacrificed at auction
twill rent the store now occupy which il decided
. the best stand in the city. TO any person who
would buy my whole stock and store fixtures. would
sell ont to them on the most reasonable terms Such
chance as this embark in the eoshing business Is
seldom met with. hph . i .n L.. L,
MORE NEW GOODS 0PENINSi THIS
MnAY AT n. EZEkIEES CHEAP STORE,
No II MAIN STREET-Jrst received the follow
iug cheap aud desirable goods
0eo yrras Drs 50 ii lass, from 81 cens upward.
c0o yards Msrinoes end Mou5iins very cheap.
8 $40 yards Calicoes splendid, =. st cents.
= 00l Rich Worked Collars at halt price.
5000 Splendid Cambria Bands, from q cents up.
son Square and Long Shuv-ls, very cheap.
$50 Cloth Satin and Velvet Coaks, at half prices.
2OcO yards Cheap Flannels, boys' wear, SC.
POGO wards Bleached aud Unbleached Shifting, bar
sains together with many other articles which am
determined sell at such prices as viii SUIT the times
Those in want OF BARGAINS hgIa put eair a.
no3 n EEEhIEI-2 Cneep Store
IREaT KAR1;AINS IN DRY I!OODS.
THE snbscnber respectfully calls the attention Of
strangers and the public generally to his attractive
..ork of reasonable Dry Goods containing the usual
assortment and many unusual bargains Prints 81 cs
V,rnos from q cents TO finer; Solid Color Deeine
ial cents wards wide Bleeched Table Linen at 81
Grass Linen Handkerchief at % cents; l.. C. Hand
kerchets at cents; Stamped Collars at cents and
MANY other articles too numerous to mention.
snail profits and quick sales will be the motto of
VAL. COHEN,
rs Broad street, End door from the corner of 9Th
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FOX RENT or :,EiSE-Tbat cor

nc.t FOX KENT OK s.EASE-That con-
k:: veniently arranged and centrally located build
ha.A ing, situated on the N T. corner OF Broad and
and in view ofthe Capitol. For professional it
combines every convenience, having Offices detached
aud also in the main building the interior Of which is
of modern construction, with two parlors handsome
marble msntlepieces, &c. Possession OF the two de-
tached offices can be given at once, and of the entire
premises by the 9th day of December, at which time
the present term expires though satisfactory
ment may be made to give possession at earlier or
later date, am informed by the present occupant
Mr. VIM Brent tof the firm of Gretter Brent, who
will take pleasure in showing the premises to any
DESTROYS of viewing them.
Apply to either of the Messrs. TABB, Richmond; or
to PM. TABB, Jr-
Trustee of VIM. Shepard, decd,
Sc 22-tf Biandon. Henr1co county, Va.
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DUTIES .--J asi sfssasnotsin Ra.teI' p,Ni
ID seven kets fresa WINSTON
foI sale by noo
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yTETERINARY slJREEHY.--At the no

VETERINARY SURGEEY.--At the so
Icitation of numerous friends i'll this city and
nei shborhood the unders gned has consented to de-
attention TO all diseases incident the Horse
Having devoted several years to the practice of Vete-
rnary Surgery he feels fully competent the
men of ali complaints to which the horse is liable,
and would. therefore, be pleased TO all de-
nands for his services in this branch of his profess
sion Please CALL address the gned at Mr..
Andersons place, on Sd street, squares north Of
Leigh.
oc l8--lmo*. L. ROZSAN.
a ELDEN ~ MILLER, Curner Pearl and
~ CARY STREETS, are now receiving the following
desirable goods, which they viii sell at the lowest
market prices
BRANDlES-'Old Sazerac," Vintage 1893.
Do 'HenniSsey" do 1850.
Do ''Marett 4 Co" do 1910
Sherry Wines-'SieIras" brand, very old and deli
cate.
Madeira Wines Blackburn's," "Blaudv," very
choice.
Port Wines--"Cockburn's !" very choice old
Scotch Whiskey-"C pbel tou" brand extra fine
50 barrels '-Old Bourbon Whiskey, very fine quail
ty.
500 packages Refined Sugars, ali grades.
20 EhGs New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars.
Bear Grass Family Hams, superior quality.
Golden Syrup Beef Ton CUES; English Dairy Cheese
100 bags La2uayra Coffee 200 bags RIO Coffee 100
bags Old Gov nent Java Coffee % bales Mocha Coffee
500 boxes PCarl Starch.
Buckwleat Meal, in . ID. bags
No. Mackerel in half Ehs. Or bbls. and kits.
50 bbs. New England Rum.
Havana Cigars choice and celebrated brands
Gunpowder Tea, the finest quality imported.
Black Tea, common to superior quality.
Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Candies
Thompson's Washing Compound; Fancy Soaps; $50
dozen Corn Broonls; 100 dozen Painted Buckets
oc S1-d2w
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=, DUII ~ ~LH.lV l-ITaIn from exprl win a,
The value " hlch have placed uEsu your Bjt,.,
me TACT that have been restorgs sy tLeir a. =,
accustomed heGtll ana .sor. | was attacked ~.
months ago with D!afchaa, which rar,;p'.-i
great Obstinacy, caused, rs wa told nv ill., ~
action OF the lIyer. suffered severely "a.
time: was advised to take your Bitter. viii fi
regularly and steadily for some time, and bg ~.
l gradually recO:ered my health and strepgtb
"Gours very respectfully
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ave 500 BAR.

TORN FOR SALE.--I have 500 BAR.
~ RELS OF NEW CORN for sale, to be deliver
ed the Basin bank, either shelled not ANY per-
son buying 80 barrels more, win have it delivered
the Basin bank; less quantity will be delivered
by wagon Address me, to the care of Messrs. Dudley
& Johnson.
have also for sale Oats, Top-Fodder, Shucks,
Sweet Potatoes, Irish Potatoes. w. D. SIMS,
Westhsn October 26. 1855-dlm.
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THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR

"A OF VIRUINIA.-OCTOBER SlsT, 1855
W The subscriber would respectfully call the a.
ar cusths 3st inst to the largest stock of Fai and
Winter Superior Ready Made Clothing that he ha4
ever purchased. From the heavy trade which he had
stock very largely and reduce the price for CASH. 10
he very lowest figure. His stock embraces Dress
suits, Business Suits, Over Goats, SAaWlS, &C., ut
fIe greatest variety and of all the latest styles His
stock of Furnishing Goods is large embracing every
article kept in clothing and furnishing house All
IN want of the best made clothing, at GnEs4ll{ 10"
nrices viii call on J. d. GOODMAN.
oc % No. 1874 Main ST., opposite Eagle square
nANKER, NINlNiO IL co., No. 1i3,
L EAGLE SQUARE--Have just received Sc
,y,,, of no of Fan Goods, such
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7 COu1tfy IIftIatlt tIT -
sienmeut entrusted 10 him. Holm " G.
-pE |. % o0F SAFE- NJ =

L Il L r x o Of ,,n'nER q
Il TURED BY b o. yp..;SrFACf:
YORK, PATENTEEs APP ,SIp Nan .a,uet j Q.
WILLIAMS 4 BR0iHEi.,,. 80 ~ ,syas, &
Pearl streets, have been naPgPPSSin1iWS1NiD sAEss
of the above WORLD 49, nd ~
az such viii keep constantly On hA'' ~,
different sizes ard yaIletiS+,; ,,yD ; Al ~
TWENTY-sEVEN fliotssA 20, ,e..d y u
SAFES, OF this patent, have p' ID
States in the past t,se'Vs Je1i' .,s Is -.
Williams & Brother Ask tns s :, t,sse as.es
70 call ut their store and LooA -. ,reat,k g, =
locks themselves are perhaps tA .sr.r az -
of ingenuity and perfection 81 LEI
ever been exhibited: REALLY f'sL
In all respects they Stv
BURGLAR PROOF sAF 70. ---yIl b
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MORE NEW FALL AND WINTER
I'VE GOODS.-J. Il NJ. ROSENBAUM having re-
ceived by the latest arrivals their second supply OF
Fall and Winter Goods, now prepared 10 sho"
one OF the handsomest and most etensv We
they haze had the pleasure of doing heretofore
Their stock consisting in part OF Silks ana Laaies
Dress Goods in creates. variety; Ribbons Lnces and
Embioieries Shawls, Scaifs and Handkerchiets;
Cloth Cassimeres and Tweeds; Flannels and Blankets;
Linen Goods aud Domestics ofall descriptions;
Thry resuectfIlly invite strangers and citizens to
LII md examining their stock. at l9S Broad street.
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TIDlNGS FROM cus- 80, h.eiisEs-s

~ CHEsTERFisLp Go viAFiELb' !
-aessrs Dore Il o.. Rieha4ono : 7 - Ass n
mules was turned loose IN The ~. ...It 'ai, q. :
playing about with other rrul.s ,s abe md. =
OF eis whole body against large a1J ..'h ".
fut.ife G'.nseli OF the thigh or hs sr',t -
the wound ep 5F1 was az IL inch and hslf to Two No.,
would never be Of any SEIZE a.er as . sl5-,-
notice OF the Turf Oil it the 80 ~ n,- ssat b.
applied 1t at once 20 the Gu. ~ - | pIo.s,.
weeks ne was perfectly well snS ~ aba !,
made scar where liz = = !
Ps.-There are m,nv c..., h a. wiyyipS;,'
ms ep9esiIghborhood which have ba5a 'i's' e a.,
To ul' MANY U, ane e Of any benefit to you i' I'd
It is the quickest hesl;p, The whole psse
Sc IA tthey eyegzy
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-. A sPI .ENDID Store ON MAIN

hA;;I STREET FOR RENTING lG7 OPPOSITE THE
i-1A EXCHANGE BANK, AND ADJOINING MESsRS.
KENT, PANE Cost fronts u feet on Main ST.
with five floors, running hack 100 feet to paved ward
come citing with a wide alley Ill rear which leads
through TO 18th street, thus aoriing great facilities
Tor receiving and dscharsne goods 1t is enough to
say Of this property that CARDS location and great
advantages i'll construction, it is of the de
sirable in the city. We invite immediate application
no 6-eodlW TAYLOR & WILLIAMS
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iACk>ON's BITTERS.-1iora No.

their virtue.-Read tie following ttstiI paVea
TO the proprietor unsakcl, aud who NAV bS a..
any one who de.I.es to la, this article '
''Nr. r. H. Jackson: W. H. 10
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= - PoRTSA0UTh~.x c >
viii hereafter. instead d .iSpSBi o,;:..,a y.
coed directly to Norfolk ana M snd 'AT5. ~ =.
the boat comes up she VII s9 han,,soofc. -
COFFEE from Norfolk, - t,a,s. tho ~ ~ :
Coffee iA,i % come E, os ~. mofpins si'' y
sengers. ,,.c,If.r VIII US fs.,s
will leave the Richmond si ~ FridaS - J
Monday, Wesinesdny a mere I.as,sess. y
81 O'clock for Port Wsl,hsai s s viii ss,s, ~
Boat-returning the AUoo 9Tuesaay; ! -
on the alternate days AZ . o'esets, no
and and 80. sa,a " III he regular landings %
going and returning ruOs. popAnh .
Ofliee r. Il r. n. II. 20. --------....,,.,i,
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1.Aa NsEk1.l4
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10 nDtl POUNDS WUGLNN RAG >
-lt,UOU WANTED will pay cash for Wool
EN- RAGS. sny OLD WOOLEN CLOTHS, FLAN-
MEL, STOCKINGS, &c.
JOHN APPLEYARD,
10 st., between Main and Gary ST.,
oc Ie-dlmN In basement Of Saw Factory.
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SECOND SUPPLY OF FALL DRY
"a GOODS.-Just received, by steamer Jamestown
a second supply of Cloths, CassuleTes, Vestngs, Elm
hroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, &e. Also, very large
assortment of Ladies Dress Goods of every tatric
price and quality, some very handsome, to which we
call the particular attention of the city trade.
DC 25-2y J. B. FERGUSON JR.
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ELTXIK CINCBOy n - :. v NILNsG

ELIXIR CINCHONE T.; VIZ VIZ
- ton Is combination Of the am, ns prepas
aa6 et To oaI aBS Bari with other pop.
IN the form Of an elegant Coriini E;a.aef e pusr
possessing their remedial properris sNa sai-A =
degree, rs entirely devoid Of their i'' @b, 70 N es
terness and disagreeable taste o0Isctonsa.
1t may be EMPLOYED with baa.e.,
conditions of the system Gomez rtai ~ al Nh
whenever corroborant influence !, a "Ga De-.
contra indicating symptoms sxist and @"isa -a
OF all local niiafnation, esp.coIy - ID Iar .'s
bowels, 1t will be found highly s.-, =, st soua
ed nervous condition. some f,I reso " n A4
loss OF appetite and languor, wber c'.'s y Oy'i'
f f. hGfslrnDis-.nserttent diseases Of ' Ysu
by analogy the attention Of the irtei ,ast' " " I'D
VIII be directed 1t will prove sef, i,sstt th!E
ing OH the miasma arising FROM low or S.n 70 ~
Tons ana, by Its invisoratins tonic iLfaeso. ~
venting after recovery, recurrence nf 80
Prepared and sold by VI Tue s'ai
PURCELL. LADDk m
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DENMARK,

The Ministry is reconstituted-M Bals Is Minis
ter of tue Interior and President of the Council
The name Of Congress- says letter from Berlin,
has been enormously given to the meeting called
by Denmark for the settlement of the Sound d;,cs
Denmark has simply invited the States Of the Bal
tic, namely Prussia, Russia, Sweden, Mecklenburg
and Lubec 10 conference, in order to come to an
understanding with them as to the possibility of
purchasing the dues. As no invitation of the Kind
has been addressed either to England France or Il
United States the meeting cannot in anyway be
termed a European Congress
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THE WAR.
OPERATIONS IN THE cRIMEL

The principal portion Of the news from Sep"s'o
mol consists OF obscure accounts of the mahou, -
on the TIVE armies In the field. the suos, .:..' fr
which appears to be that the allies are MOVING AZ
,vs-a systematica,ly in strong force, ana ina. VIC
Russians are retiring In good order' o"cA "p'''
fortified positions ..~oa r., cIea ring
away the ruins Of the city. ,.s .avo,ced from
The French and Sardinians mas aaVaheeu ioi,,
a. 1.harnaya and Baidar line, and correspondence
~ tho ran saws the French posts were within iIhe
- ~ FAX iii. Serial also close to the RUSSIAN po
stion at Albat and Airgai, wncre IL AZ a"' ''e 'u
slams must make stand
The Russians have thirteen infantry DIVISIONS
onnoste the allied lines, namely, one DIVISION Oh
Guards at the Notifications On the nortl plateau,
two at Inkermann, two on Mckenzies Ridge anu
the remaining eight guard the series OF piat aus
from Rak shi- Serai down to Aitodor and ne liver
courses of the Belbee, Katicha and Alma
English correspondence TO October H. supposes
that the Russians from the north side OF Seoasto-
mol were falling back by detachments on Perekop
There was, however, no diEiinution OF the hre
from the forts and batteries on the north SIDE OF me
harbor Their fire during the last four DAYS had
hacn very active and was chiefly directed against
the Malakoff and the French quarters IN the west
ern PAL of the south side.
The announcement that the Russians had blown
up Fort Nicholas and their other works at otcha-
koff, is confirmed
Nothing has occurred between Kinburn and Nj
kolaief.
English letters say that ihe eohoo"'' ie'oi
tered to near Nikolaief.
Major Dclafield Major Murdoch. jr, and Captain
Mcclellan American officers, had arrived in the
camp A British general order provides them with
rations during their stay in the Crimea-
Miss Nightingale had returned to SebastopoL
General Wyndham, the hero of the Redan, has
the command of the Fourth British division.
AFFAIRS IN THE BALTIC.
The weather was bad and the English fleet near
Nargen was preparing to leave.
The eunboats at Elsinore had been ordered tt
England
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5VENRFK THE PLACE.--In orde1

rs Broad street. End door from the corner of 9th.
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BUeINEss CARDS.

n, Is. COOK d CO., AUCTlONEERS.
Il. NO. 30 MAIN STREET, offer their services to
the public Auctioneers for the sale of Real Estate
Furniture Groceries, Dry Goods Horses, Cattle, &c,
q. the shortest notco and upon the most reasonable
terms.
Having large ard CO nmoiious ROOMS they will re-
ceye goods for sale at prde sale thout the charge
o. storage.
Oar door sales of every description attended to up
on reasonable tern.s.<
T.. b. COOK. WN. MOTT.
M II
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fODDIN;S NEW HALL.--TheEcIa

HFiI CANT Hall on the corner of lltl uEI Bank ss
A fitted up i'll the most approved style with dress
lag rooms and brilliantly lighted with gas, being the
grgeat and best LaI III the city for BG.ii, CosceIts
Conventions &c. is for reat, either by year for
sIagle ght Attached the Hall are Two elegant
dressing roons with large supper room below.
Apply ut the office of
no tL3E GODDIE e. AppFRS0N
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L in Godiin's Hail. Bank street) will sell oil
kinds of Real and Personal Estate, at Auction and
Private Safe on the most satisfactory TERMS and will
nuke liberal advances sales.
IY- ABEL U. MAYO, Notary Public for the city
OF Richmond ard county of Henrico.
JOHN X. ID. PAYNE. ABEL u. MAYO.
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enemy, yictirs to ;heY devotion 10 day. We ..men;
them Oh gentlemen; but perm. me 20 deptoe more
e.peeisIfy Col Casssigne, who wss my AIDE decamp.
Cs;saiens, who was with nc ever since / wss gen.
eral officer and who would have co0aoued to follow
me throughout. my r1ih.sry oaree-. Cassagne whom
Low, lie a con- and who should one day have closed
ny eyes, and wbo alas / Dow come here to bury.
The desth of Col Csssagne Is no. only heavy blow
ersnf calamity for the amy, in which bis eminent
GusIiies usi have rased him 10 high command, and
ensbled him 10 rendered important services
Here Tie general s,ihed by emotion could only sdd,
"Ie. Us all weep FOR him, gentlemen; we must now
on the same day Gen. de Sails pronounced =
fuseral Grafton over the bodies OF Gems. Rivet aud
Rrf,On.