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relief No family should be wihou, this Linment regard
it as one Of best remedies Rheumatism have
i,icd with the greatest pleasure do recommend to
,ycry family in the world Yours truly -
2Jtl2th dec a CREWS
HOOD MEDICHNEs.--st IL estimated sbBs
II AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL AND cATHARTlc
PILLS have done promote the public health than any
other There be question that Cherry Peen
raj has by its thousand thousand cures Of Colds congs
Asthma Group Influenza Bronchitis &c very much reduced
the proportion Of deaths from consumptve diseases In this
country The pills good as the Pectora aud will cur"
Everybody needs or loss purgnr Purge the blood
impurities Purge the bowels liver and the whole Wis
system distractions Purge ont the diseases which
body work it. decay Bnt for diseases we
it from the system before il is yet too strong to yield
Ayers ls do thrust out disease not only ~he II Is weak
but Inns strong hold Read the astounding
those who have boen cured by them from dread
fnl Ser ula Drosy Ulcers Skin Diseases Rheumatism Neu
ragia Dyspepsia Internal Pains Bilious complains Heart
ledachc Gou and many less dangerous but sill threat
enng such pupes the face, Worms Servons
Irritably Loss appetite Irregularities Dizziness in The
Frycrs Dysentery and indeed variety of
complaints for which Purgative remedy is required
These statements, but authenticated hs
Fry oncc and YOU will never he without them
rss % SGnii ~ per 1yrn %'s ch@6 her Lowell Mas. and
sold hv al who're lnoy - 2a
GAW> NAN. rt,.s..GD ~ .,sst'. SsA.--
- ENCOURAGE sor rnENH s96 h
M,,ss II X B,rger co.. Richmond and have on hand
and for sale. at manufacturers prices
Circular Saws, of the various saes up to a inches;
Upright Mill Saws
CrossCut
Wood
Billet
Hand and Panel Ssws-some very beautiful
These Saws fully warranted Call and examine before
purchasing elsewhere ,. 80
oc Its j. d. GREGORY co
HAIL TRADE, isJJ.--Ciiy Furniture Wnrr-
n ROOMS have hand, of my manufacture,
from U00tu 3 worth Of CABINET FURNITURE and
CHAIRS comprising every article in the business, Of every
grade and lnaliy.
Those sting city wanting Furniture most earnest.
ly solicited call as determined to offer In
duconents 70 De surpassed any where
Special ppi packing aud Goods delivered at the De
moi rr Canal FREQ of charge A WINSTON.
oc ls.ts-Rep copy.
<ARAsGE a. ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ COMA The subscriptions to the Capital STOCK "i
this COMPANY of the Lynchbmrg St
required be paid In monthly instamenso o - o"
each share.
a. o., ood, s,lersvts J H. REID. Soc'y
/<iIs NsuIdiux fer picture Frames. "st re-
IL ccived Gilt Moulding for Picture Frames al
the City Furniture Ware Rooms ,,.,.e,a,
24ts ~ "INoios.
ksUpERFINE FLot-R in quarter bags, for sale by 49,
- nod Tts, THOS. j. DAVIS &CO.
IACTORER IT,, t@j5.--HOuTu ~ BON'S
~ CLOTHING all styles and all prices At the Clothing
House - GLASS & HA1St, !. Dtsos, Agent
%
BELTs.-Just received the pret
II test and finest lot ELASTIC BELTS that 1havehad
ans ATS -0' D''A' '''' ALFRED e. ENaLEpovE
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By order o McCabc I.odge'
- G.. DUNN
{. B COALE, Committee
NJ. SHAVER of McCabe Lodge
r. RODEFER. No 81, l. q. q. T.
G. r. DUNN,


have inst received large supply of Ladies tine we
Gt,inp tan colorcd Cloth Caters which Offering
aso good black 81 25, and 6nc at 81 Aisp
large supply Of Ladies, Misses and Chdren's Shoes
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The above rates via ONO RIVER n silEn advance s
charged if sen all the way by 1road No Charged
on Go0Is p dr0Hgt line tonsign to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES IL RIcHMoND-Sterns a Brumme Iinsey,
Tariv Co Seden Miller, j. H. Claiborne j. w Wright
& CO. Chas T. Wortham Co.. Shields Sohmervliie ana
q, iunc2 i-ts
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l VIRGINIA, AND NORTH CAROLINA FAIR AT
PETER sBr R(i, COMMENCING THE 23d old members
or those wishing such get their certificates by
calling on the subscriber Iniatory fee 81 00anuua due
al oO which being paid entities the holder Of
ali the privileges membership including the free Of
members and articles Of exhibition from the Fair by the South
SiepR Railroad nc 2Uts IL n Bl RkOlti1H.
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SOLE LEATHER AND CUT MAILS ROO
- sale by lisp 1etsl rHoe y. DAVIS CO.
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UNyNK'N WCTHCVt ENSFN.-fN1y
is received supplyof these Cases altogether diff
frent appearance hut possessing all the nnriya
cd aay yantarts of the old style.
n jnereasng popularity these Cases evidenced by
ber almost universal adoption both the North ard South,
IA ta hest their admirable properties
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly
hand Of every size
urials with prompness and DESPATCH and all pos
siblc attention paid Charges materially reduced
R-ts--Rep COPY a WlSsToN
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VOL. 4...N0. 1O4.
MISCELLANEOUS

MloCELLANEO EOUS
uDatlor stovcs.---AW endless variety ef Pasls9
aud Dining Stoves for wood and coal In store
aud fr sale nt the Furnace and Range Warehouse
oc ists . BLISS.
uDROssUEs! BROssl Es !-.B nm rereSvSna
j supply of Richmond Brognes bound and unbound,
and shall oer them at the very lowest prices can aord
ocltp sEABrRY.
uDICu PLUSH vEsTs.-A b~aasifai assert.
ment Of plush Vests nhe richest opened 10
found In this or any marke) every variety STYLE
'o"' 7''' " S''' '"' CLOTHING BAZAAR
pip nncy Cashmere Pants Of every pattern price &c
nov Iis BURROUGHS, SHAVER co.
~ss.~u FAspIrONABLE UPHOLSTERY.
EEs LyNCHBuRG. vA--The undersigned bees
leave to inform the public that he continues
his UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, and u pre-
pared all III hia line Of business with neat
aud dispatch, such ns PAPER HANGING and uPHoL
SrERY Lounges, Sofas, Tete n Tetes, Easy Chairs &e
neatly prepared Mattresses made and anything
done In the Upholstery lue. aa..
~ All thankfully received and promptly attended
~ once on Church sreo, between w..hlnston Hotel
and Masonic Hall. WM LOUISE.
lo.d6m
NxyuCK ERsuuA N's NEW YORK WIRE
y" RAILING, for enclosing Public Squares Cemetery
Lots Dwellings Cottages, &e.; Window Guards, Tree Boxes
&c sold nj prices Specimens be seen
= my Marble Works. Han l3d&elyl JNo D. GADDEss
At LAST /
~ Harper for November
Balou'a Dollar Monthly
Iiarpcr's Story Hook;
Hunts Merchants Magazine
Eclectic
Tho Old Uomostond-by Mrs. stephens;
Nathao--by Julia kavanaugh
Evenings with the Romanisz ff
Marriage Iottcry--by Mrs. Grey.
Also eaieA Fashions aud Journal Cooley Graham,
mud rcerson's Magazines for November, received NJ
nov s-t MoltsEs
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ANEW GOOps. NEW GOODs.,--rh, ,w,

~ scribcr has opened his stock of ALL and WIN
TER DRY GOODS, comprising complete of Ladies' and
Gentemens Dress Goods Heavy Wooens Bankes Carpet
nRs Rugs &c, Sc.
The Ladies particularly requested look a his French
Work, SIX Goods, Conks, Tamas. &c
All the above Goods viii be sold on the most liberal terms
o PHILIP w PAYNE
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HA .G9 e@
-esl.. Tr(N .
uyRsura ORNAMENTAL. TREES, ROSE

nANysaLE STAGE LINZ. r,--@s-,ssa
- NEW ARRANGEMENT Having par. fM..raA =
chased the entirclne Of Stages from Lynch
burg to bnnvilc from Porter fagg Co, wo would most
respectfully solicit travellers going South we'll ms those
stopping ~ intermediate places the line to Try We VIII
endror make them comfortable as good teams and care
drivers upop Leaving Iynchbnrg Sun
days Tuesdays aud Thursdays aud arriving In Banyle SAM
day Leaving Dnnyllle Mondays. Wednesdays aud Friday
and arriving at iyuchburg same day
20 sTAGE'OrFICE--Att the Norvoll House.
feb lcts VIM, H. TAYLOR,
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NED1CBNAI IuOlOtss AND WINES
ASh Pure juice Port Wine, pure French Brandy sherry
Wine London Porter and Volts Aromatic Srhiedam schnaps
All these articles warranted pure and suitable for me
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN IL. SEAN,
~ 1t Druggist
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NEW nOOWs, NEW nOoK-..-rny,

Card return my thanks to public generally for
~ their horol patronage VIII hereafter keep large
stock READY MADE CLOTHING At the old stand corner
of Main aud Market srcots
nov r6ts JACOB NEWMAN.
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VNNGuEDOVE,s BELTs.-Juy received the pret
II Of ELASTIC BELTS that have had
Call quick and make your selections , .uu u,>.,,,
aug lats, ALFRED g. EN2LEDoVE.
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H. MISSION & FORW ARDING MERCHANTS, Corner
2Oh and Hater SIS, The Dock, Richmond, Va. We are
constantly receiving Rockland Lime Lump Cacned
and Plaster Hudson River Cement; Hay, Rosn,
Potatoes. &c.
Attend particularly the and purchase Of Flour GRAIN
Feed, &c - u HklDnfohD,
TINSLEN PATE.
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81 AlA Pair Yarn Socks for sale as
%SVOO tdcc ltsl CRAWFORD RICHARDS
SANTONINE, CHINOIDINE, OILS, ROSE
- Geranium Cronella, Geane Cocoa &C. just received
by fuov 2.tsl a. 6TARLFR co
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lust OPENED. q beautiful White Mcrino Tai
- with null Of Coaks and reored Iamas
of new styles and designs,
IL Iiil A IL A
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NOG1GE.-Ghc -ub~c ribcv being dcsirOus 10
close the remainder of the stock of Goods at the old
stand of George Bsgby will from this day offer the entire
stock at and below COST, for CASH only.
3ots BENZ +. SACkETT.
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uDatIor ssovcs.---An eudless variety Of Par1o
aud Dining Stoves for wood and coal In sfor
aud fT sale at the Furnace and Range Warehouse.
Y BI.IR2.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

I@ 'hfsuan 10 the provisions al decd Il
nh ted 10 me hy A.. q. Dnhncy aud wife. dated the
'ph ia, al MAY 1854, and duly recorded the clerk
"iht' al the county court of Campbell county. ,hal
lie'''i on the 18Th day Of January, 1919, sell. by
wy =" Pubt auction. 10 he highest bidder the follow
ing property conveyed in said deed for the purpose of
shisylhg The trusts THEREBY created. to wit: The ct
"i "rrun rtaning living in the county of
Campbell, nenr The rity Ut Lsnchhulgi il being the site
"t sad Dabnry sreslcncc and handsomely improved
n any hi IN the said city, mud nrutcd n ST delight
inl nrhhnrho ID. Also, anoihcr Lot .iluneI iu,t h.
Low ia lot which the fhunix Foundry is built
containing from hall three 10 rhs of an acte Il
ei"n"d. Also another Lot adjoining tlpt sold b,
Judge Wm. Danic To John Kidd, uId continuing thee
poH aud thrty-six poles. snthe rhmnix fuunlry,
with the Lot occupied herewith situate Il. directly he.
tween the River and the Canal The whole of this prop
is ceved Ia b. of the valuable aud desirable
character being situated sucienl, near the city for all
business purposes ind yet exempt from many burdens
because without the corporate limits The salc will be
nude on credit Of four eight md twelve months en-
cert fora sufficient deay penscs of snc which
will lie required cash The purchaser. will be rcquir
o. t" give negotiable satisfactorily endorsed Ton the
several instruments Of the purchase money and the title
t"the property will be withheld until full payment rs
n further security
Arti as trustee -hal convey only such title the
sad rropery as il vested in me by the deed aforesaid
though TIE same is bell, we'd 10 be unquc~tonnhlc.
dec 90 ids T. ID. JENNINGS. Trustee.
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RENON AL.

,ssIl The subscriber mving removed his Store
VI dc"r, ahye has old stand ard three doors sour
IA MAN and Aaraet Streets i, prepared to ultt in
durcmenrs persp' purchasing ali kinds of d uss
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYES, Window Glass, rutIy
ptrflmery. Fancy Articles &c 4.
This Store i, l02 feet deep, which will enable him tt
keep much larger stock than usual Particular aten
ton will be paid 10 ali orders. PIe,rrti ii led al
all hour and from xperie Of more than 80 year,
he atiers hmsei' thai he Ill be able To furnish onl,
such medicines pure md Celuire. AL the new
PhirrHceuticnl Preparations mnde they appear in
tn, Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story will nsed : Music Snlnon, where
he has and will keep supply % those uy rel.
ebiatrd Worlds Fair (London) rrcn m puno. All
kinds Of Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
order fiivutn entrance t" the Saloon i the alley
Nlsitcrs will please ring the Loo bed
b. Il. IA MAN. Bank Square.
SEP .ds2tau6 nc
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KNOW NOTnISGIsM IN NIRGINIA.-For the in
formation of persons interested, we will state
that the Washington Organ has received a letter
from Sam" who has recently travelled through
several counties in the valley of Virginia, and
has ascertaned th>t Know Nothngism is prog
ressing with rapdty which is truly wonderful,
insomuch that majority of the voters of Virgin
ia have adopted it. Farther than the information
thus impaired. we know nothing Of the matter.
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MIR BueHANAN.-The Lancaster (Pa.) Intelli-
gencer says that from letters received by friends
of Mr.. Buchanan,in that city,it seems he intends
to return home in the month of October next-and
not in the sprng,as stated by some OF the papers.
He will then have remained abroad more than two
years, the period he expected to be absent when
he left. Mr.. Sckles, his secretary,who returned
home in the Atlantic, rendered his resignation be-
fore leaving London.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-05

PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.--The Legisa-
ture of Pennsy lyana assembled at Harrisburg on
Tuesday last The House organized by the cleo
ton ON the first baIlot,of Henry b. Strong, (Whig
and American) as speaker He received Is votes
to 81 scattering. The Senate met in the afternoon
and after three unsucc 1ssful ballots for Speaker
adjourned until w cdnesday.
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\ RUSSIAN PATRIOTIC FUND IN NEW On.
LEANs.-6 onders rW nerer ceqse,-We find in
una New orleans papers call for public meet
ing at Hanks Arcade tomorrow evening tho
an instant for the purpose raising Russian
patriotic fund for tho relief of the widows and
orphans whose husbands have fallen or NAV fall
III the present war between Russia and the allies
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Roanoke College.


Rev. David 7. Bule, A NJ. President aud PROBES.
.or of Moral and intellectual fence, &c,
s. Car,one Wells, a. NJ, Prot. Muhennti IS hpI
Nntnrnl Science.
Henri e. Won llnxar Prof. Ancient and Mode Lsr.
shges
V. r. Bolton Tutor
fENHlS Institution, loeateI al Salem Va, vi con-
4 mence lis next Session Ocioh"r ih. Exp,nse- t,l
The session of ten months, ineirdng Triton Baad
Roor-rrnr, Fuel. Lights and Inricn, expenses, sil2.
For particular, address the Pre- sidcrt.
aug l9-d2cGmos Req copy
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NEW YORK, Jan 2.-fhe Wing General
Committee are IN session tonight, and having
stormy time over contested seats. The issue is
between the Seward Wings and Know Nothing
Wings.
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nRsi AND MARIO were to have given their first
concert at the Walnut street theatre in Phila-
aeiPhia' last evening. Miss "Cootts" is said to
ne IA that city,stopping at the same house where
Mario put up.
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LATE NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Proceedings CT Congress.
WASHINGTON, jan. 3, 1855.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The President sent Il communication to the
Senate, enclosing correspondence respecting the
military operations of the Pacific division of the
army.
The bill for the reorganization of the army,
was reoommtted.
Mr.. Sumner gave notice that to morrow he
would introduce a bill to secure the wages of
seamen, i'll cases OF shipwreek.
In the House, Mr.. Latham. from the Commit
tee on Public Lands, reported back bill contin-
ung the acts for the adjudication of land claims
in California, for one year from March next
The House went into committee of the whole
on the bill for the relief of purchasers aud oca-
tors ON swamp aud oyeriowed lands, when Mr.
keitt made speech against the Know Nothings.
Messrs. Clingman and Bayly discussed the
proposition empowering the President To offer
the mediation OF this government in the war be-
tween the allies and the Russians
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF TIE WEST.
The steamer Star ofthe West reached New
York on Tuesday afternoon, with. California dates
~ the 9th ultmo same us brought by the Dan
iel Webster, at New Orleans. She brings sos
s35.
Hon. {. L. &. Garrison J. Ross Browne, and
Major A. }. Smith of the u. s. Army.
The British frigate, Nestal, in leaving Grey
town for jamaica. got aground but was lowed
off by the steamer Daniel Webster,
CALIFORNIA MATTERS.
notwithstanding the continued absence of rain
which was being severely felt, the mining news
is cheering.
The proposed railroad from Los Angeles to
the Colorado river is tavorably thought of.
The inhabitants of San Diego are also project
ing IA railroad to the Colorado river
The magnetic telegraph in the course of con-
structon between Columbia and Stockton was to
be put in operation by the Ist of January.
The adoption of the soil of the Sacramento
valley to cotton growing has been demonstrated
by the exhibition of samples grown therein.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Dates from the Sandwich Islands to the tenth
of November, had been received at San Francis
c., but embrace nothing new. The indications
said to be favorable to an early completion
of the annexation treaty.
THE ATTACK ON PETROPAULoWSKI.
Russian accounts of the attack of the allies on
Pttropaulowski have beeu published in the Pol
ynesian, and represent the affair quite differ
cut from the account of the English commander
Two attacks were made ou the place, both of
which failed; and the allied force was much su
perior to the Russians.
MARKETS.
San Francisco, Dee. S.-The markets qui-
ct. and generally unchanged. Flour is slightly
frmcr at Sl2 50aSl3 for Gallego and IIaxall.-
Butter-Saes of new at 45c. Lard in tierces,
Is l.2 II lie. Mess Pork $l3 clear Bacon
Is 3 1 "A l6 -4c. Hams l65 2Dc.
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HEAVY FAILURES. The house of Wadsworth
& Sheldon, bankers, of New York, has suspend
ed. They were the agents of the State of Hi
nois, and consequently no payments was made
on Tuesday of interest on the bonds of that State
A telegraphic dispatch says:
Messrs. Wadsworth & Sheldon's liabilities
amount to S2,00OO0O, but they show resources
largely above their liabilities, and there is reason
to hope that their suspension will be merely tenn
porary. Arrangements are in progress which
will probably result in making provision for the
payment of the interest on the Illinois bonds in
u few days. The suspension has been caused
by failure to receive expected admttances.
The telegraph also announces the failure of
Messrs. Becher x Co, sugar rehners, of St.
Louis. Their liabilities said to be So 900, 000
involving prominent stock broker of New York
to the extent of 1925, 900, and banking house
of the same city to the extent of $500 OO0.-
Sundry Boston houses also suffer to the amount
of 81 ,000,OOO.
The failure of the banking house of Gen Lari-
mer, of Pittsburg, Pa, is reported.
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The RECENT MURpE IN FAIRFAx.-The fol
lowing particulars are furnished to Il Washing
ton paper by correspondence:
A most fou! murder committed at Dranes-
vile, Fairfax county, Virginia, ON Saturday last
while the slave hiring was going on. The victim
was young man who had just reached his mi
nority who bore an excellent character, by the
name of Henry Clay Sinclair. and his murderer
is u fellow of a notorious bad character, by the
name of Robert Dickey. The facts as far as we
get them are follows: Dickey, tits supposed,
had some grudge against Sinclair. He borrowed
of him his knife, for the purpose it is said of dis
arming him, after which he picked a quarrel
with him, which resulted in fight, during which
Dickey stabbed Sinclair several times in each
breast, in the abdomen, groin, and arm, nfctng
a number of frightfll wounds, nearly all of
which, it was supposed by physicians, suf
fcent to cause the death of young Sinclair
During the fight, young Sinclair gave no indca
tions of having been stabbed. The first mma
tation the bystandcrs had of it was his falling
dead on the ground while engaged with Dickey
The murderer was arrested Immediately, and so
strong the indignation against him. that a
jury was empanneled Immediately for the pur
y use of considering the matter-eleven of whom
were in favor of giving him the benefit of Judge
Lynchs code. The twelfth man being ma
gistratc, maintained the dignity of the law, and
the william after being kept all night in the room
where the corpse of his mangled victim lay, was
next morning conveyed to Fairfax county Jail.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

TENNARO +. BOXZAOrRA, in returning his
NJ thanks To the Ladies and Gentlemen composing
his singing cnas 10, their patronage during his first
takes pleasure in informing 1hcm, and the citizens oil
LynchbuIg, hut lac will begin another session ot vocal
instruction the 4tn of january 1888, over M"s+rs
Payne X Christian Bookstore
Those who huyc M knowledge Of his ability Of i'm.
parting vbcnl instruction aud through knowledge OF
the theory Of music, politely relercd 10 hi+ pupils of
the pnst session.
II necessary there vii be form" two classes one for
advanced scholar, md Tor beginners. Suitable
music will be selected for both
In addition 10 the regunr cour of instruction which
his pupil+ will receive during the session they vii de-
rive the benefit of singing with full Orchestra
pnniamrnt and whenever thought beneficial the f0no
accompaniment will be used with the voice Tho
Piano wi be used during the regnn hour- of inaruc
ling. br whenever the elias will hive sing my pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they will be r.qn"s
ed do only such nights will not iniei lce
with the guitar nights of meeting.
Term hcreoforc-$ 50 Tor session If three months
meeting regularly ON Monday and Thur"iny, nj 7 -
clock, p The class will be di-ni-scd regularly Mt
O'Clock. dec 2lsdln
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c,

Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c.
fHNllE subscriber has received his Full md Winter
Gnols, consisting al French Cllhs mud Cnssi
of best makes very sup, and heavy
French Beaver Cloths mud Cnsimeres; piece beau
tifa Brown Cloth; ono do Black--very lo"-suitnblc
10, Indirs' Clnnks.
Neslings OF rlush, Velvet Silk SC, &c.
1fimm, rs of newest style and best quality.
Shua. Collars. y nwets undcrshirta. (somr very
Ia ee) IIandki Cinvats Scafs, Stocks, Gloves lln +
Hose. Sc, &c,
to The Tailoring department manoeedb by hmhrosc
rngr, who i'll spare oxcrtion coniiru tic sai
faction he hns ~ long given. WM. l. FACE
~ II de w
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CHANTING IN THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
AT IA recent Presbyterian Synod, held in New
York, they took up the subject of PISA mody gen
erali y with the view to improvementin its adap
,a'!on as a portion of divine service In reso-
luton unanimously adopted, they determined to
have included in a Book of Psalmody TO be pre-
pared thu Psalms in the prose authorized trans
iation, to be adapted for chanting!"