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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-31

NOTICE TO EPICUREs

~ NOTICE TO EPICUREs.-
La The latest BUCK seen in this
city will be served up in every style,
- according to ORDER at the VERAN-
DAB HOTEL. This DAY
The fattest PIG can also be seen there at the same
time. 1t only measures four feet in length, and
weighs 2l2 pounds, dressed. II raised in this
city. ROBERT REID,
Proprietor Verandah Hotel,
de 3l-Ith Second Market.
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Nah.tn ne 80 December there were 81 lots sold In
s.,. ~ Guy Tor VI. 600 cash In hand The News
$3.50, Tue same lots could not have been sold IL
ushsps ago tot $500. ~~- 'o'N -
Of pss nshsea Observer says that Joseph Boyle,
five dolsr. !. n .sy last, wcn bet Of twenty.
III. Lrtz- 'A' @''esA, mas been married 70 q
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a. EhEANrS FOR HikkE--1he subscGi-
- ber has for hire three Women, all accustom to
Cookr gone is said to be excellent Cook. Also,
two Girls and Boy suitable for the house. Apply
st the office Of Dunlop, Moncura Co
de SLIT @. w. ROISTER.
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poo ACRES UF LAND an Il OpT f. TX
.SUU PART OF HENkICO, NEAR BOTTOMS
BRIDGE, FOR SALE.--1he subscrb ers are autho-
rz=d sell 800 of Land situated rs above and
adoia ing DIR. Jno. q. Carter, Bradley and Chick
ahominy River This land is covered with a very
large quantity OF Pine, Poplar and Cedar Timber aud
Wood also has on it ne mill seat site for mill
meadow land
Terms liberal. Apply 20
de- i'm GDnDIN spPERGnN suctS
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u.. FOR RENT.-A Cottage Residence
ss:sJ On Union Hill, with good rooms, well of
Ell ter, yard and garden we'll enclosed. Also, for
rem: or lease several valuable Lots on Cary and
Dock streets. between 18th and 18th streets
de- Sl-5awts ] f. KEESEE.
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sPECTAL NDTgCEa.

The RI; Rev. Blshsp sesas, OF Orr
GOO viii yfssah ct 81 gsui's Churoi7, on WE'D
NE9DA y uiaht. ct ~ o'clock
The ususi lectures IA the Monumental Church, 81
Jsmes', and 81 Psufs win be suspended on thst
essht de 3O-H
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MI So-The St Paul Advertiser denies the
ua.e o. the story now going the rounds of the
press, mat Chippewa Indian was recently burn.
M. :. .ne stake by party of Sioux, near Glencoe,
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I,'I1E AND MAniNE INSURANCE

ALIKE A ND hiAmiNE INSURANCE.
Il UPON FAVORABLE TERMS.-The G7eoi
Western Fire and Marine Insurance Company Prin-
cpal office III walnut street. Phiadeluha. Char
ter pc rpetusl. CAfIrAL S60H coo. Offs in Rich
nond,. on Pearl street. next to E ID. Eacho.
The att enton of all having Insurance to axe upon
Buildings, Furniture, Vessels, CargCes Merchandise,
&c is called TO the above Cong any-being one CT
m0.t reliable in the untry.
C.R. BkICKEN Agent, Pearl st,
de Sf--3t Next to z. D Eacho
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DEFENDING THE SouTH.--The New Oriesna
Bulletin su ssests the following method of defetd q
Ing the South,
1.-THE hes, way Of defending the rights OF the
South" the Bulletin says, "is to make vigorous
aud extended assault upon old fields and diapt
dated fences The enemy IA sure TO enter at every
gap and to lie concealed In every brier patch and
acre of weeds he may discover. To route him.
horse foot and draeoon IL IA necessary 70 set the
plough and the spade going and then to over
whelm him with mountains of manure. Nothing
like manure for the rights OF the South ana IN 70,
expulsion of its enemies. They can't stand II at al
The Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions are
nothing In comparison with Il They may De
attacked In front and rear, and terribly snatteIea
but muck from the swamps and deep pioWlne'
with plenty of IL, win prove invulneraoie. Col
ton bales are but gosssmer In potency, placed
beside heaps of muck"
ARRIVAL OF THE BARK REsoLUTE IN ENG
LAND.-The arrival of the Arctic exploring bark
Resolute at Portsmouth, England, was briefly an
nounced In the foreign news by the Europa. We
have now the following fuller account:
PORTSMOUTH. Dec. u, ls56.-The Resolute, in
charge of Commander Hsrttein of the United states
Navy anchored at Spthead this afternoon The
weatha SO foul that all communication with the
shore vGks abandoned for the day.
Captain Hartsteiu succeeded in sending a letter BY
pilot to Popaisids the United States vice consul
informing him OF tho impossibility Of personality
coming shore this afternoon to pay his official re-
spects to the authorities The Resolute arrived un-
der the American ensign and pendant; after she had
shored she boosted the English white st George en-
sign a!ou gsde OF The American. She is to be brought
into Portsmouth hsrbor to. morrow.
Great preparations were making al Portsmouth
TO receive the officers of the Resolute in manner
worthy of the British nation, and worth of the gift
they brought. Captain Osborn, ofthe Royal Ma
Wy, left London on the morning of the 10Th inst I,
to formally receive the Resolute.
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Fs,-. rpss@Essasf1 fkAnAis'E PRESS
- 49, COMPANY, l24 Main a.. hav.


ing resumed their Steamship
Express to and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, by cleaners Jam estowu and Roanoke, which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday,
and thence by railroad 10 Weldon, Wilmington,
Lynehburg, Salem, Wythevile, and the principal
places in Virginia and North Carolina, sre now pre-;
pared to forward with greet dispatch and at reduced
rstes, every kind Of MERCHANDISE Valuable Parcels,
Jewelry, &c, to the above named cities, and sii
places on the seaboard
Our Express on the Steamships will be accomps-
MED by special Messenger who will give their per-
.onsl attention TO the careful handling OF goods en-
trusted TO the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S stesmsh2
Express.
Shippers will please take NOTICE that psckszesto
points in Virginia and North Carolina, will be sent oy
steamers unless otherwise marked.
Freight received On day Of sailing nntuS ososs
Pn j. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adamf Express Co.
sy-SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages to'
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond, and ell plscssin VI
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment oy
steamships Roanoke aud Jamestown, will hsIeatySs
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COhFANi,
who are the authorized Agents for Express PriViess
on these ships. Al.
Oaice Of the New York and Virgins stssmsniP
Company. LUDLAM q fLEAsAnlo,
sp It's ASsa~'
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TU.sDS FOR THH SEASON
u Rich Lace, Cambria and Muslin Sets.
Large stock Of Dress Silk at very low prices
Silk Robes at b25. worth $35
Eaentie Robes and Plain Valeniis's.
Beautiful French De LANES at low prices.
Large stock Iow priced De LANES.
10 id Colored DO do at cts. per yard.
English Merinos at 80 cts. per yard
ALSO, Rich Velvet MORE Antique and Cloth Closks
at cost; broche Stella and Plain Long shawls; Brocha
scarfs; Neck Ties Handk echiefs and Gloves of eve.
n STYLE all of which will sell a. very low prices
to reduce stock. w. p. PERKINS i CO.
de Y No. l4i Eagle Square
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The Expected Steamer.
New ynrlxt PoIIffp,

HALIFAX, Dec. 30, 10 p. M, Nothing yet of the
steamer Niagara, now due from Liverpool
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BACON 81 BAsmERyILL,

ER ACDN & BAShEhFILEI, -.
Id GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANrss
Receive constituents of Tobacco, Flour, Cotpt
Wheat &C. and give their personal attention to salt
Of same and keep constantly hand large and gene
raj assortment Of Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Gusno
Ia fail dAwts
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ELLINGTUN eCFiUOi-.--Thc next ses

E1LLINGsTON SCHus,k..-.-Thc next SEES
H sion of this School will colnmtac, on the 10th
day of January, 1857.
TERMs.-For Board, Tuition Bedding and WASH
ing, 10, payable quarterly in advance,
Ellington il situated the r. F and ?. Railroad
one and half miles ahovo the Junction
Parents desiring to place their children under the
of the subscriber and his son. would do well to
apply immediately. tn. II. FOX.
de 81 3taw2w
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A - GULDsMIr is selling his W hole and
Judge by the crowds Of persons continually at his
store that great bargains to be had Dotted Wells
at 10 cts; Muslin CAPS l2s cts Children's Fancy
Wooden Hosiery, 10 cts Ladies Cotton Hosiery, all
coiors only 10 cts Ladies' Light Colored Kid Gloves
81 cts, Black Silk Fnnges only cts; worth l6 cts
Extra Rlack Moravsn Hose l6 cts, worth Is cts Z
Swiss Muslin IA and Is cts, worth considerably
more; White and Colored Taflatans 8-4 wide IS cts
Mite Cambrics p c.s., worth 81 Persons who
want to save considerable should call at GOLD
SHIFTS, as he is certainly closing out his stock at
prime c:st FIR sixty days only.
E. GOLDsMIT,
de 81 POS Broad street
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No. ENTION, MALARIA
.@C FIRE CO, No 5-Attend special
XYNFS< called meeting of your Company at your
1NN Engine House, this "WEDNESDAY
evening, at u O'Clock, precisely business of great
import lance will be brought before the meeting.
BY order of J. o. Goode, Commander.
de 3I-It+ w Fl. STYWATER. Sec'y.
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" tered by the Legislature of Virginia. December
l7th 1SS3-Cspital, $50, 0U0.-This Institution
ceives deposts which interest il paid st the rate
Of per cent. per annum if remaining deposit six
months, and 5 per cent. for shorter periods.
WIN. O. PAINE, President,
GEO. J. SUMNER, Secretary,
JNO. RI. MONTAGUE, Treasurer.
NH Is Office No. 49, corner N ain and 9th SITS.
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CANDIDATES ron OpFICF

Jamss', and St PsuFs viii be suspended ON tbs.
elsht de 30-2N
CANDIDATES FOX OVFICF
~ -~~~~~>~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
s BEG e., e :: s:s 8. .. s
dsts Tor tbs office Of CITY SERGEANT. al the en-
suing election and most respectfully solicit their
support. de So--lw' JAMES D. ELLETr
~ Notice..-At the solicitation of many
friends, announce myself canadate for the Office
of City Serseant At the ensuing Municipal Elections
mako this early announcement to correct the mis-
statement and impression on the minds of some,
'' Dc 2s~t. ' NV THOMAS U. DUDLEY.
~ The undersigned, at the solicitation
snectfulv presents himself as candidate for the
Office of CRY SERGEANT, and solicis the citizens
OF Richmond generally to give him their s1Pgnr.
de 17-12t W =. -
ADJUSTMENTS.
EATRE.
KUNKEL & .Lenees and Prooeristors.
ALSO Of the National Theatre, Washington, and
the Holiday Street Theatre, BALTIMORE
z. r. 1LEY,...--............. Aetins manager
WEDNESDAY. Deer 31st
BENEFIT oFMIss DEVLIN.
When will be produced the new Drama
ISAB ELLE.
ISABELLE, THE MAID!
THE WIFEi!
THE MoTHER!!;
Miss MARY DEVLlN.
Patriotic address,. .........."......;nr s; muzzI'
Song. MI - 'Lh'' o
DANCE" .............. hlSS lie
To conclude with the comic scene OF
CONJUGAL LEsSON:
Mr. Lullaby . IL az ISL
Mrs. Lullaby. WIZ JeuFtsoh
Dir. Brown. Hos- "etsoE
ADMtSSION--Dress Circle and Parqustte, 80 Sta,
(no extra charge for reserved seats) I'd Tsr Boxes
IS cts; Galleries SO and % cts
EF- Box Office OPEN from 9 to5 o'closa.
t1. Doors open al 7; Overture sommensss al aasr-
ter before o'clock precisely.
CD A SAIL Will be given at -. LOtr En-
Cd STEMS New Market Hotel, WEDNES-
INDAY evening Dec 81, 1856.
trrA r. Tickets for Gentlemen SD Ladies free.
de $685.
IIQUURS AND WINES. -Imported
IL French Brandy; Otsrd, Dupuy Co.; Scotch
Wbiskey; Hollspd Gin; Madeira, Sherry and Port
Wines; Domestic, Pale and Dark Brandy; Virginia
Peach and Apple do; Old Family Rye aud Magnolia
Whisky; for sale by SiZEk PHAUF,
de II "a Nam street
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FNRIDAN, December 10Th, 1856.
l. Received per steamer, this week, the following
fine Clothing:
go black Beaver Cloth OverCoats fue
As Rag ana, varying in quality from Sic to SS5
$50 Business Coats, OF Drab, Brown and Black
Cashmere
so pair of Black Doeskin Cashmere Pants
60 pair of Fancy Case mere do.
10 Vests, of Silk, Velvet Slack and Fancy Cassi
8 doz Cord and White Kid Gloves
10 doz Merino Shirta and Drawers
Those in want of fine Clothing, of latest styles, at
the lowest cash prices, solicited 10 call and
inc the large stock, st j D. GOODMANS,
No. ll9 Main street.
II. B.-l have in store. also, q large stock of Ser
wants Clothing, at low prices. de ~ D. g
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rsa FOR RENT--A new framed House
SM on 4th street. near Jackson street, containing
- three rooms with a spring of good water
the door Rent ST. per month to good tenant. APP.
ply at No 2I3 Broad ST. de ST. st
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sGEiN W. DAVIES,
u DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.

MARBLE, BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9Th SITS
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door SiIIs 10
Buryng Grounds enclosed with Stone snd Iron Rail
ing First Premium awarded by the Mechaniss In
| sttuts and Agi icultursl Society OF Virginia.
ia I0-ts
DhKFUMERIES, SOAPS, .Nc--.Ju,I re-
celved on consignment, from an importer in N
YORK. large assortment of Pertomeries and sosps
The isdes would consult their interests by calling
and supplying themselves at my store.
de 5-ts ALEX. MOTT. Auat.
4 TREAT BARGAINS IN HOUSEK REP
~ ING GOODS.-We would invits especial atten-
ton TO
Rich Velvet and BRUSSELS Carpets
Tree-Piy and lnsran DO
Crunb Cloths, Druggs.s and and Baizes
IA Gotten and Linen sheeting
Curtain Material and Gimps, Lace and Mouslin
Curtains
Pillow Linen and Cotton, Irish Shifting Linen
81 and 10 Table Damask and Damask Ms phlns
Huek Diapers and Damask Towels
Real Welsh and other non shrinking Flannels
New York Mills and other good makes Shirtings
Furniture Dinity aud Furniture Oil Cloth
Goth Piano and Table Covers
Bid Eye Diapers aud Kentings
Rich French Furniture Chntz
10000 yards fine fast colored Prints at 81 cts
$3.50 do all wool filing Plaid Lipseys
Purchasers are assured that uausual inducements
will bs offered, in all goods for reasons heretofore
given, at the cash store 80 Main street.
de2' CHRISTIAN Il LATHROP.
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NNANTED..-We wish TO purchase four
w or FIVE hundred bushels No | Dried Apples.
BRIDGFORD & co,
de Is On the Dock.
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IIQUURS AND WINES. -Imported
a French Brandy; Otsrd, Dupuy Co.; Scotch
Wbiskey; Hollspd Gin; Madeira, sherry and Port
Wines; Domestic, Pale and Dark Brandy; Virginia
Peacn and Apple do; Old Family Rye aud Magnolia
Whisky; for sale by SiZEk PHAUF,
de II "a Main street
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cora kTkEn sHIPsNOTiCE.-.-Tl, Nm
" dersiened have this day entered into cop art.
nership for thu purpose of manufacturing Tobacco,
undes The firm and style OF BUTLER srEaRNe.
rae. II BUTLER,
de SLIT WIN, STEARNS.
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nUDLEY 81 co. HAVING RECEIVED
~ two first class diplomas at the Mechanics Fair
for years 1855 and 1856, for fine WINES end LII
QUORS, would Gull particular attention 10 thos" that
want Pure and choice article, examine our large
and exte nsive stock. viz:
sierras, Amontiado and Pemartin Pale Sherries,
Old Family and b !ackb Madeira,
Black burns and Sa1deman's Old Port Wines.
Champagne, full assortment of the choice brands
Cognac Rrandies Hennessey, Otarj Dupuy Co.
London Dock, a Seisnette and Pellevoesin, both
dark and pale, part very fine and Old.
Holland Gin, Jamaica and St Crox Runs.
Scotch and Irish Malt Whiskeys. virginia Old Rye
Mountain Whiskey. Isle of Wight Peach and p
pie Erandies.
ALSO-A fine lot Of choice Havana Cigars, for
sale at the Richmond Wine Store.
de 20 u MAIN STREET.
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NOTICE Having this day formed Co.
" partnership with W. Il A TYLER, those
HAVING accounts agains. will present them for
tlement and those indebted to will come forwsr I'd
without delay and settle their accounts.
Ii. w. TYLER.
Dec 25th 1856 de 27-6t
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HAVE you seen the bar gains hat LEVY
IL ID selling! If not, you should Call at once and
take look a. hil stock. Hr prices asonithngly
10 ~ and the goods are going FAST advise all who
want bargains to call early-you at let IS
per cent; aud as that Is considerable object, call
on Levy and supply your demsnds. dc 81
p ELIEF FhOM COUGH .-pectoraI
IL Cough Candy, a certain snd pleasant renee v,
for sale by GEO. DOWDEN, Druggist,
&c 81 Broad at
A BkAUTlFuL, GLOSSY AND 10 XU-
"A RIOUs HAIR can be obtained by using Peile-
tiers Golden Fluid. Price Is cts. Fer sale BY
GEO. DOWDEN, UTug sist,
de 81 9Th and Broad SITS.
DRESCnIPTIOksc carefully compaund
i by GEO. DOWDEN, Chemist, nc,
de 81 9Th and Broad sts.
pEWAGE OF CUUNThAfEITs.-L n
- der various names II oowden's Dsntsl Fioid
notice the proprietoI's sisna upon each bottle
Fer sale by GEO DUWDEN, Chemist
de 81 and Brosd ats
A FFLEs.-A superior lot OF Apples just
"A received and for safe by
oe5l BRtDGFohU L. co on the Dock
II Ekk TUNGU e s. A superior lot OF
- Beet Tongues in and for sale by
asA BRiDSF0RD u CO., on the Dock.
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For sale wholesale and retail by
ADIE x GRAY, Main street, and GEO. DOW
DEN, Broad street, and Druggists generally.
Ct. Look out for limitations under the name Of
Oil of Bay Leaves, Bay Extracts, Bay Water &C.
de Silt
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CD BALI. Will be given at =. 10Y + \.
Cd STEMS New Market Hotel, on WEDHES'
LuN DAY evening, Dec 81, 1856
errk rF- Tickets for Gentlemen 81. Ladies free
de 30-2t*
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a TORAEE.- INA erc hn nts' 4 comm oda I iou
- Warehouse, for the storage of Flour, Wheat,
Corn, Coffee, SC +, &c.
Persons having goods to store, would consult their
in receiving shipping and marking attending pe,son
ally to that gu, selves.
They also save large amount of money in drayage
alone, by storing with US Our Warehouse being ss.
uaed the dock goods can be received and deliver
ed res of drayage.
Insurance etfectt at the lowest city rates IL de-
sired. BRID8FORD " co
mol Corner 20th, Dock and Cary streets.
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4 u "A nj an now la regular receipt OF
~ SOFT and HARD CORE----the former de-
ightful fuel for CRATES and the latter an excellent
and economical substitute for anthracite coal for
stoves, ranges and heasing furnaces. Apply a. the
coke yards, corner Of 10th street and Basin bank
corner of Byrd and 9th stroets south side Canal.
mh SITS JNO. j. WERTH, Agt.
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WA Mt T. Dior the ensuing year, a
w good COOK, without 'incuubrsucs. For ons
that can come well Tecomme nded, liberal hire will
be psid.
de29 EDWIN WORKMAN l. co.
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INTEREST ON THE PUnLIU DHBT.-..
he semi-annuat Interest, due lat January, 1887.
on The Registered Dsbt of the State W Ill be paid on
application ON and after the Pod January next
NM. A EONt URE, 2nd Auat.or
seeond Auditors Office, seth Dec 1856.
co 81 q
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Wanted immediately, q few MUSICIANS for t.
BANDS OF THE MOUNTED REGIMENTS,
80 will be paid to any person bringing accepted
Recruit to this Rendezvous
For further information, apply at the Rendezvous.
franklin street, opposite Metropolitan Hail. Rich
mond, Va. oc 4-dSmf
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MARRIED.,
MARRIED,
On the 2sthfnst, BY Elder John M Bntlet, RICH
Ard II SALE to Miss MARCELLA w. HARRIS,

On Tuesday the Goth inst at his residences, Rock
etts Mr. RICHARD WALSH, In ths 4lst year o
his age.
The friends and aequsinfAnces Of IN. nm ny III
invited 10 attend hfs funeral from Bethel Church
N;chosou street. this afternoon ct O'Clock, withou
further notice
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ADMtSSION--Dress Circle and Psrqustte, 80 sta.
(ao ex ira charge for reserved seats) I'd Tisr Boxes
IS cts; Galleries SO and % cts
E- Box Office open from to 5 O'clock.
tn Doors open al Z; Overture sommenses at qaar
ter before o'clock precisely
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ERYANTss' CLUThGNts.-Tb0sew wish.
- ing to purchase CLOTHING for house servants
would nd it to their interest by calling the sub
scriter. ne has hand goGd assortment OF ser
wants Fine Cloh hing, which he is anxious to dispose
of during the hiring season.
HENRY SHAFER,
ds - Corner Main and l4th street
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TUPARTNEEsHIP NOTlCE.-Ne, the
" undersigned, have this day entered into a CO.
partnership, under the firm of H. w. TYLER, SON
L CO. for the purpose Of conducting general GRO.
Gerry BUSINESS. II. W. TYLER,
w. H. TYLER,
A. e. TYLER.
nan. .harO
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nor, F,,mo,t-hoping that may not only snow
consistent course, but also secure one 0' Jul
dates. -. = ,,,oosson mr.
,er ~ 70 the FILLMORE men They are al OF
sgo and can cho zee for themselves. We as an inde
rend,nt voter beg 10 be excused from giving au sau
comfort 10 the Buchan al party. We have gwen 'i.
L more our direct support long as We coul rehuci
-; sTv aid We are now willing TO lend him indrect
snrrort but we do not intend 10 aid the buch Nah
r,rty either directly or indirectly, II We know L.
Those men who prefer the election OF buc1anan % ina
~ Fillmore by this mode of course Will JON his ranks
"a sol, under bis banner. For our own part we
ND rather have consciousness Of Knowing that we
Lsl~ng 70 the right eide than 70 be victorious with
party that we believe to be IN the wrong.
mTbe Fillmore party in Indiana were pledged by
every rr;pcipc Of honor 10 support the Peoples state
Tickct aud bv their refusal to support H. nave p'aoei
themselves In such doubtful condHon th@' 'ne oPPyg
go; fac N would sooner rely upon their own Strength
han ask them for aid. For one we say 10 the Ere
monters that they had better cut loose from all parties
and rely solely upon their own strength ior success
We believe that Buchanan WIZ De qeea'cI II Luz po'
-, = ra,red ont and We also believe that Fremont
viii cary Ind ana if the official vote should huHly
nrove that Willard had carried the State Oy hNe
thousand votes There Is tail TO the vote Just cast
that is Lot generally known te" men kno" II tnd ie
only wav in which il can be successfully exhloted Is
the lovers of Freedom Ia stand nrm IN the de ehe
oftier principles and Let all who are disposed 10 loh
the Pro Savery ites do on their own responsibility,
ard not hide behind any othei FaI!, u' - a.,
election has clearly and definitely shown many thou
sands to have DONE -, ...
"Tbe OdIipe party cannot exhibit the single voter
to dsy more than they did in ISL They arr indebted
entirely to the Fillmore party for the present victory,
and some of these very men are now as slcH over as
the kremopiCrs seem be. They doubtless htehCeu 10
dest the Peores ticket but in their hot haste uaior-
tunatey SCI the If coulter little deeper than what they
intended.
eve co 70 press under the impression tina. the Old
10, Stst ,ct 81 j. elected Whether this be true or
rot il r certain that there was fusion of the Old
TO- snd Know Nothings The know-Nothings
were sold soul body snd breeches at certain Conyen'
b;cb accounts for the present vote. II Wizards ma
orrv il Lot more than 5000 in the State We can give
he State TO Fremont for reasons that will be given In
our ext issue