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.IAMEuN III. HAYS

d N I'D VI =
JAS received large and varied assortment OF Fall
1 l and Winter DRY GOODS, at the old stand of b
Brightwell which he offers fair they
be purchased in this city Ills stock selected with
much care aud embraces among other articles, the fol
lowing: BROAuCl0THS. Cassimcres, Sattinetts, lin
seys, Fannels, &c.
SILKS plain and figured black, plain coored, chame-
leon, plaid, striped, &c.
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es- We refer our readers to Messrs. Ferguson
tco's advertisement Of their Vermfuge in an
ether column Several Of our best physicians are
ming it in their practice with success, and speak
we'll of it.
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Sss,s,, Saw VIII.
SH UTE 4 RR O " y +.

Il 0Ula resPs>talls sa.ara fheiT frisazs aus re
w pHblie geasrsits that - are prepared 70
taraash bass o iEsr 81 @ksat every "a 4l4iN -aa
"a aay asrs sVteat, Al ter steam Saw MIL ne.r
the De of this and the shortest notice They
have aiso in connection Isth Machine, which ana
eles the m to supply the demand for Lsth. Also.
hoEainy Mill, AT whish they manufacture superior
article Of Homins. They also wish TO buy ell kinds
Q, s'.aher suitable for Iamser for which they I'll
Pay tar prices Any wishing To purchase or hAv-
ing for sale thing their as are invited call
'ssNN-s~"4 fnna 1855 25-u
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Another Arrival of New Goods
New York Dry Goods Store.

w 81 Meriaos:
1000 wards Chameleon Silks at Use
leo ga By l6t Wool Long ~hawls;
50 pair tv ilied Lambs wool Blankets
$50 psr red, white and yellow Flannels;
loo pieces rich printed EeLaines
so doz Needle worked Collars at q bargain;
1900 yards Silk Brilliants, beautiful goods
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Our stock OF these goods is the largest and most
varied in style brought into Richmond, and
know they marked at prices that offers Inducements
to purchasers that csnno, be found elsewhere We
invite all who buy for cash to come and examine
stock, and they will be at once convinced that we
state undaniahle facts
New York Dry Goods store,
4. JACKSON, Proprietor.
October II, 1858. ATT
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.sIkLL NkNkA have removed their nees and shes
Store to their feurstory building
accommodate
lie generally, with of COED
Shoes be found the city aud they working
themselves, they enabled TO sell
the cheapest. and perhaps little below them. Call
examine for yourselves.
RIehmene. Oct. 9Th 1854. ar
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PAPER HANGING!

Y1NHE undersigned prepared TO rooms in
rsrier They prepared TO furnish
rety and Of Cincinnati prices All orders
IN their line len their residence 4h house seath OF peo.
on sixth street Kramer. Irwin q Cos. Railroad
store opposite the Depot. 8 of Wall Pa
IS Constantly Kept hand, will he promptly attended
q
March 3, 1855. a.
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. atch and Clock Repairing.
WILLIAM STEyrNS

EUAS commenced the above business in Of the
Z u old Sloan House. occupied y Mr. Farquhar an
Auction Room He j. prepared to repair all
pieces ship that eNceed
hopes prompt tention to business
public pareua-e Al kinds Ct Jevsfry repairsd He
fes Clocks for sale the lowest
Gail the old Sloan Hoase-
y Having made arrangements with Of the hest
houses Cincinnati prepared 70 furnish order.
Watches Jsselry, any ether article ~ line
uiu inducements fer persons -
their orders
Richmond. July IS, 1855. 9e-H
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IN bbis. Louisville Cement. in store aud 10.
~ sale BY l.. H. MCCULLOUGH
March l6, lSaS. No. a. Main street
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Harvey's Poems!

glNHE last and only dozen of Poems BY John Harvey
Il Just received and for sale by
BURBANK BRO.
Oct. II. 1855 43-,f
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Religious Notice.

The dedication of the German Lutheran
Church takes place on Sunday, October 2ist.
services at 10 o'clock A. NJ and IN the eve,
ming Several preachers from distance VIII
be 10 attendance and services will he held In
both the English and German languages.
The public are invited to attend.
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Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers.
MRS. X. DICKINSON.

WOULD pecttuiiv in her frien iS assFL,
ana the pubic, Rat she has just return I'd esSs
4z from Cincinnati. With general assort- ~
OF Fall nd Winter Millinery, Of the latest and
best sty!esP!ush. Velvet. Satin. SILK AMI Lava Bon
nets Also good assortment Of Ribbons. Flowers,
Feathers. Rushcs, iaces, ami NohAir Head Dresses
Ladies' please give cal ami aka n for YOUR
selves. IT shop on Marion street north of Main
Richmond October 4, 1850 41-:f
Dwelling House for Sale or Rent
an Franklin street, square from Main The
<Jhouse is new. ana fin she'd in She best modrru
styleconfains six and porch. it'll large cellar
well aud cistern, all in perfect orier For terms APP
ply to eEETHE.N SCOTTON.
Ncar the Passenger Depot
October 4, 1859. +1-tf
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70 1lov p Motif.

= - ------ S y =
Z mess =. : 4s-.r.ar .ef s.1ar t-Ea
f---ss "a sA- r-st ss-t{ s. Tees esse
eiaIiy invite a.:eEl;5s e = rstee1es
ss5aiss Goods.
Which selected with much care anu purchased at
prices which will enable them TO sell AGAIN ~ unpreee
IDENTIFY low rates. Our assortment OF
LADIES DRESS GOODS
L large embracing great variety Of styles QUANTITIES
nd prices Plain and figured Black Silks plaid, striped
and fancy do Tissues. Berages Chales DeBeges Lawns
Gin ghauls Prints Grapes SHAWLS of various styles
and Qualities. Jaconets and Lace Collars ndersleeves
Cap Goods MusIins Ribbons; Trimmings q the latest
styles, Fringes, &c HOSIERY, OF almost every style
or,Itx and material GLOVES Cotton, Isle Thread,
Silk Linen and Kid Gloves, Mts, &c. Their stock Of
Staple Goods
The largest and best they have brought TO the
evv and thew are offered for CASH az rates that cannot
h. er.rTed ANY person wishing purchase Goods for
rossv rav can get them IF that shall be
sat- sfaetory. Call before purchasing
9Th month y, 1855. +l-.
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WOOD WANTED

Sab az our patrons wish to pay their subscriptions
:, weed would confer favor upon by doing SO at
s,hI d,y.
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WINTER FASHIONS.
Ladies, Furs.

IOHN SJFFRINS has just received from New 1ork
y verv large and hands ome assortment of Ladies
Furs, Victorincs. Cuffs Boas, SC. These Furs Of
various qualities of the latest styles. he ladies
are invited call and them. hey rich, ard
mistake.
S.ntenhcr y 1885 4ltf
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Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
ocrosEs IS, 1855.
Flour s. 3es- 50; Wheat. 81 3osl so; Butter, prime
freeh &c per H., hrkin loo
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RICHMOND BRANCH STATE BANK INDIANA
I0th Month, Sd 1885.
,I,HE Stockholders in this Branch will please
to take notice that election for Seven Drec
TO serve the ensuing yesr will be held Bankin
House on Second day, 1Ith Month. 9TH, 1855,
42ts ELIJAH COFFIN, Cashier.
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Il earnestly all ho i'll avail them
lives of tha oIrorunity of settling their
Townships respectfully requested
call AT in Cen-r9ilie soon therea
teri within the year specially desired
roam TIN
Supervisor. the Townships where there Road Tax are
and they should
fs 10 me us morning first days attendance
Townships. order make general receipt
that the proper credit may be
given to each before they may call to settle
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Carpet Chain.

S0n LBS white colored Carpet Chain sale
wv =. can be hat il this market Call At
Aug. :, 1855 G. W. BARNES
CLARk'S
Fashionable Clothing Emporium
WILLIAM III. CLARK
II As lust received the Fall styles o Cloths,
Gey~ ana Nesttngs. which he will manufacture
order AZ the cheapest rates latest ana in sch man
her as Shall give entire
hand. 1880 S1sA0-0e1s' - ~
Richmond. Angus. 10. rss5 a.,
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Dwelling House for Sale or Rent.
STAR LIVERY STABLE.

THE subscriber having purchased the -
x92fI above estahlis Samuel Eg1ert,
NAs prepared furnish Horses, Bu gges. Car 70
orleraud short Horses
kept ny day m terate. oAice the
JOSEPH T DRULES.
Richmond Octoehr 90, 1854. Ar
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Sceft d era ford have sale 10 bales Seamless
Se,.reunher Ia 59-tf
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Bonnets. Bonnets.!

MRS. Tiff
WoUIp invite the atsention of the ladies TO the
2very large and select of all and Win
- ter Bonnets she Is receiving. comprising
variety and shade Ct coorei Tuscan Cactus Nepol
an and Mixed straw Boaaets Flush, Velvet Satin aud
Silk Bonnets of the latest and best styies: Ribbons
Flowers Feathers BUSHES and any Caps together with
every VARIETY of Fashionable Millinery Also GOO
sortaent Of White Soft Straw and plain drawn Silk
Bonnets Ladies are invited cali and examine for
themselves. - Shop Pearl street, north Of Main
otrosite the Methodist Church
Richmond. September -. 1855 Att
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900 SUPERIOR Sag-r Curei Hans. nv own curing
The above Hams are warranted, and the puslic is
most respectfully invited
sale ~ q. W. BARNES.
June .. $50,
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SCOTT Il CRAWFORD

SCOTT & CRAWFORD
HAVE for sale IN.
20 DO BeAchsd Muslin, \ vide, &c;
50 do do do, Z de, 99i0e.
~ do Do do, 81 inches. i2c. prime gods
SO DO heavy Brown sheeting. -, DC.
20 do do shirting 50. l35sc,
do 6ne unbleached do, 7e, loci
8 do hes, Canton Flannel. IKE;
- do 10 Ticking. l042oc:
20 do Ginehams. IKE; cheap az TO-
IS do best Bezes. 2oc. worth .;
20 do l21 9J6c. These are extra oefssns
Af~u pieces OF Cashmere de Co.'S
ZINE All DeLaines. ~ 9soc;
Brocha shawIs. go TO r. cheap
Fine ALL sha~ls. - 80;
ayahs sill frfnged ssAwis, u %; worth -;
:. a., Is.ie thread Gloves exc eoe per dor;
20 do1 rrey White. i,i2ck and mode Hose. l95se or
81 IS per dez:
Hose. 1oc. or III Per dof;
a. Al do half Hose. 1871
100 yayds Black SIX =. 6stsei
"a do do. % inches, Use.
Ard full stock q mp ~ large stock Of
.,xi de- ~ Aansiiias silks
Cioskinx Cloths. kinds Of rrnnings Sign Of the Pes
80 3nM
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pISp-Nsar 'ScksonhGrs Wayne county. Saturday
evening Srh ult. N,sy II ehter Of Abns- ana NJ.
~ Bradbury. aged II years.
puriuga protracted Illness month";, al. ho-.
her deep snd continued soferinss calm re..p.
ton that selling TO her sympashising trends
Dust; TO Thy narrow house rsaarn.
Seal. TO thy seat high.
Those who have thy face IN death,
No fear TO die.
- On Sunday morning last, in this euity, Nrs NJ.
NJ BrHi, Re Of Mr.. George Ruhi.
---0u Saturday, Oct. 9th inst. at his residence
on Elkhorn, Col SMITH HrSr aged about 70
yeas
Tue history Of this good maa-his emigration
to this eounty-will be fornd on the first page OF
to-days paper wittea by himself and read at the
las Old Settlers Meeting held in this city but the
unsnttea history of his disin,erestsd benevoisnce
AID goodness. is indehbly impressed on the minds
o. his friends and neighbors and will be ever en-
oaimed in their hearts He has been taken, full
OF years and usefulness and gathered iate the gar
ner oil his God;he loss to his numerous relatives
and friends il his eternal gain Let all initiate
MS viriues-2rActice his piety. and We shall be
ready to meet him in that home Of the blss,,
~hsFe sorrow can never CO me and ineffab,e Ioys
shall reign forever. = Blessed are the dead who
die in the Lord"
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Property fer sale.

yE>HE undersigned Offers his property Fifth
north Of the House for sale. Il is
suitable small family and will re sold
cash, he will trade il for Groceries.
For further apply VIM Bell Richmond,
to the subscriber, living IN Chester
ELIAS McCRACKEN.
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MARRlED-On Tuesday morning last, by Rev.
Mr. Leavenworth MIR. OIIvEa BRIGHTwELL to
Miss MARY EMMA McCuLLoUelI, all of this city
magnificent eake-"the finest of the season
accompanied the above, for which we return
thanks. Happiness and prosperity through life to
'he happy pairl May all their hopes and expec-
iatiops be realized,
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D1Ess GOODS.

OF almost every descriptionSearfs Capes, Dclaincs,
DcBeges, MohaIrs. inghams Lawns Bereges, Tissues.
Jaconcts, Prints, Embr oideries, Ribbons, &c.
He invites the public to examine the quality and cheap
of his uoods,
September %. Att
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READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boots. shoes. Hats and Caps,
C,oths. Ca>simere> and Ve>tlnss.

Cloths, Cassinere> and VeStinss.
nF every variety and price, which making
~ up order in the latest and fashionable styles
Sept p. A 81 Mii-Li-h
Roots and Shoes. Hats and Caps!
HAVE in store for sale from % to - per cent.
i less than the usual rates
Ladies black and cold Caters;
I'm. Calf and Morocco Boots.
Misses Morocco and I'm Morocco Boots;
GentIem ms fine calf and kip Boots and Shoes
Bows ana Youths do do DO do;
Some entirely styles Hats and Caps.
A. NJ MILLER
September ~ 1870. 4l-t
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Staple Goods
Rc,d, Read! Ekeasi!.

WOULD respectfully say To you that have just re
4 ;urnel from the Fast with desirable stock of
Cloths Cassimeres, Vestings, Common Coatings and
Pantaloonery. among the former entirely and
rare styles in connection with very large and
plete assortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Boots. Shoes, Hats and Caps.
Entirely styles Re which have been selected per-
sonally and with great and having purchased
clusivev for the cash Will the advanta
possess for obtaining goods low, which will sell
accordingly.
s4g- Having recently fitted up a large and spacious
ROOM nearly opposite former place of business and
having the Of the best Taiior
the West fatter myself am prepared to offer in
would therefore solicit I call from you.
Respectfully, A NJ. MILLER.
Main street north side. bet. Franklin and Marion.
Richmond, Sept. 81, 1855. Att
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IrITY MADE SH!RT>-Sone entirely nes styles a
u sept. ~ A. NJ. NtLLERS-
(,ENTs' KID GLoyES-Every color, At less than
NIoriginal cost, at 4. NJ. GILLERS.
September -, 1885 i1-f
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Gas Light.

THE undersigned are prepared 10 il the
substantial styles OF Gas
plain fancy nnish They also furnish Pipes
Cincinnati prices shop Paxson
c. COLLIER
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Eslray Notice..

Janney's Life Of VIM. Penn,
EeE TING MaCsfuley's libellous attacks upon the
Friends, Jsuney's Life Of GEORGE FOA. Foxs
Jeurnal rtings Of Eaylor. Evans Exposition sands
Journal penns No erss No Crown and other Standard
Books fer Friends. tpr sale at
BURBANK L BRO.
Richmond. Sent. 3. 1855. 4u-tf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
Pr0ceedings of CONGRESS.

WAsHGNGroN, Feb. 2l.-Thc Senate voted TO
meet hereafter at | | O'Clock.
A report was received from the committee of
conference on the Texas debt, agreeing TO the
sum of S7,750O00. I he report concurred
in.
The bill extending the duties on railroad iron
was taken up. Many amendments were consid-
cred.
The Senate adopte1n resolution requesting the
President to communicate the correspondence
with the Peruvian minister, with regard to the
controversy about the Lobos Islands.
The House took up and debated the bill rela-
tive to ocean passenger ships.
The report of the committee of conference on
the Texas debt bill was adopted, by vote of 100
to 70.
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the diplomatic bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
CAKTEr,,s SPANISH MIXTURE.

Nt n particJ, Of Ne,ra,g, m n
AN I>r,tIlrft Rrmrpr Tor Scfoinlo King. Evil
Rlfpumnfisn o,~l,naie Gulanonus EIuption4 Pm.
plc. ar pu.t IT,. On :, Fne. Bl, lrlcs Soils Crpnc
Sore Eyes King " orm or r,tcr Scnla Head En-
hrsrnn'nt urd Pnin u the Bonesn Il Joints Stubborn
Ulcers SypInlulra DE- rdcrs, Iumhngo, Spinal Com
pIauts AMI aII u ,rascs missing from nm nludicous
nseuf Mrtcury. IHpiudcnce in Life, or Impuriiy Of
the Blood
1hs valuable Medicine which has become celebrated
on the humble, 81 cxn,rdinnry ures effected through
its agency has induced the prop rtors the urgent
ue-t Of their friends To onrr it to the public which they
10 with the confidence in lis virtues md
JrrlI coratye nf, ,r,ie. The following certifcsto.
,eI,r,eJ lrotro l3tse number mr. however stronger
te.,i-,ony iba rlcmer, Wofi OF the pr,fietor- and
are all l,-,n oq,rlanco well lnnyn in lhrir Iorar4
aJ m Iil., ,,,.., lin, MN. ,b.,, .ili,,
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IL. s....58I III Nl!ls.
An wal Cfthe Ralti \

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE!
NEW leRk, Feb. 2l.-The steamship Baltic
has arrived with Liverpool advices to the 10Th
inst.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LtrepooL Feb. 9.-The Brokers Circular
quotes Breadstuffs very dull.--Wheat is quoted
ida3d lower, and flour 6dals lower. Corn dull at
decline OF sd, Richardson, Spence & Co,quote
Wheat 81 lower, with sales of new Philadelphia,
l3itfnore and Ohio BIS. 3Ss. Cotton the pr.
CO Of last week are barely maintained, owing To
the prevalence of eastcrly winds Sales on Fri.
day oi hooO hales--the market closing dull. Su-
gar ID, dearer. Coffee steady Provisions
market generally inactive at previous prices.7-
Lard steady TalIow depressed.
Naval storcs steady.
Trade ut Manchester far from encouraging
EE-CoNsrRueTIoN OF THE BRITISH CABINET, &c.
In the reconstruction of the British Cabinet,
Derby, Land>do Russell and Clarendon were
successfully sent for by the Queen, and all fail
cd To- form Cabinet; when Palmerston was call
ed IN. and he succeeded.
The steamer City of Manchester has been ia
ken NJ by the British Government to convey
troops in the Crinea.
AFFAIRS IN THE EAST.
There is nothing important from the Crimea.
Affairs in the vicinity of Scbastopol show no spe
cal change.
From Vienna we learn that the peace confer.
ence have not yet opened.
There Is areport of a battle between the Turks
and Russians on the Danube, in which the Turks
were victorious, There is a report, also, of a
hostile meeting between parties of Russians and
Zonares in the Crmea, and that four hundred of
the former were sent prisoners to Constantine
pie
Sir Charles Napier has madea savage speech
against the government.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Queen Victoria has issued a proclamation for
bidding her subjects at home abroad supply
ing munitions of war to the enemy, or aiding them
in any manner whatever.
The victory of the Turks over the Russians on
the Danube is confirmed
The Russians made sortie from Sebastopol
the Odd and caused an immense loss to the
French.
1t is said that the Russian army getting
short of provisions.
The French and English armies have been or
dered to hold themselves in readiness to com
mence assault upon Sebastopol. The plans,
it is stated are all arranged.
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WHAT TIE CRITICS SAY:


Ida will have los = friends whom he Ldmp'ightp,
Liie katy, Bob Me Acmsbog, Rnih HaH and II host OF
,.iher. nre hurled AMI frgotlen '-Ner York Leddd.
4 he picture of rgnis country lite. with its
rn'-. exercises anJ the hnla nnd trcunIirc- of the
reopl~. faithfully and g"rh'tnIIy sketched -
hlclnond Efdmint,
The scenery of rii- tai" hid at The South aad the
crunr institutions rpiue In maier Of course, but
.tcatrd in IA give II nll the character OF
lnrti.nn book. -Bos'gu dd,0ttscr
- me rise from lis prru-nl without feeling TINT
h. In, ben in close communion with an intellect of
oidnnty ,biity. 1t of the best WORKS of fiction
nt,yc have /. Il il atmirahc story of Vr-
gum life Bcdtord Srntind
IN Is .rciaedytlp best work Of the hind that has
been issued, and il of the yer" few novels that
.kuuid find admiitatce 10 the fam ~ circle
In this nge Of hm-y und rnshy literature il IS rrnlly
ref eshlng 10 book worthy Of place
,mone tie higher elr.s oil novels this"-D0iiy
J,ib,nC, I cdgo.
ave hnyc al thi. exceedingly elegant contribution
T. usr eht lite ture with absorbing interest "Alone"
nbralt Offering upon The altnr nj home and socal af
I COINS a .mpIe tur al rrnl lite. Dedicated my
orhti md sitter. W,.Nclcomc such attributes this
u.u-t heartily Nothib. IN is way stikts memory
being il r1ual mn give place Ia fitting motto n
ntiis'ic Gpzette rs woul gem al pnrcst rry
commend Alone 10 every refined mind"-Fra l.
Ic,iies adtcs' Gazette.
Tic tradc supplied at tie usual discount.
lel3ls A. MORRIS, Publisher, Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23

The Baltimore American says: Some specu-
lstion exists a. 10 which Of the Major Generals
will be entitled 10 the rank made vacant by Gen
Scots elevation to the Lieutenant Generalcy.-
There will be contest between the friends of
Gen. Wool and Gen Twiggs. who are both Major.
Generals. The brevet of Gen Wool is older than
that of Gen. Twiggs, but the latter has managed
To procure the recognition. on various occasions,
of his claims 10 presidency; and it is thought
that the Secretary of War will sustain thea on
the prpSp mt uccaS sion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-23
4 Spanish Cruiser in DiSguiSe.

The purser of the steamship Prometheus,
rived at New Orleans from san Juan, reports
that on her outward passage, ON the lst inst,
Cape Antonio y. w, distant - miles, passed
close to a Spanish brig of war, disguised a
merchant vessel. She was painted black, with a
plain white streak, her sails much patched and
carelesslv set aud showed no colurs
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Sentence Of F0rgerS.

Jim Morton, Charles Sexton and Samuel Bea-
croft, three forgers and swindcrs, who are well
known to the police of the Northern cities, have
just been sentenced to the Vermont pententiary
for heavy forgery. The first named was sen
fenced TO seven years imprisonment, and the
others to five years each. Morton, served seven
years in the Eastern Penitentary at Phadcl-
nhia