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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

Ia, ManItsafIr Aanae si..- th" tBllaNfug
a the rr-ult- # the Census II til" Rus-an fmPitr
f4krn hy order # th" Emperor al the tim II ht-
ace,.ian Ia thu thror,: = The total number of the
naprl,fian amounts fo 63.0eB ON. thu principal
elements II winch give results unkn"wn to the
ct ~ Europe. lh. clergy 4 tb" Russian church
stand for the tnorinuu- number II Jlo I'M, that
# the tolerated crccd-. 35nDJ; the hereditary
a. htiify Is 10. tie pity b1urge4-le. iuclu
ding dschalg. soldiers. I21.bDD, t"frign.r- ~.
siding trmparriiy 10 Ua1 different hnfiir- # Cas-
-ack cplonizrd on thu DafHI, the lDnu, the A"l
%. the Hnck SEA. the IBtikd. tie Ba-ehkjr-,
aud Ih. irregular Knlnnck- , oOu. 900. The Pop.
ulHlipu f the L. ru~. thu middle aud lower class
- BOO 0O0: tbr population at the country putt,
- O0Oa. til wandering ffb"r, 5DD.DD1, ihr
inhabitants II the trans Caucasian pp-se--ou-.
iD1OUl; the kingdom Of Poland 4 , NJ ll9O. the
6taud DaehY IF Finland, l.itO.Ou0. aud the
Rn--inn colonies in America II 900. At the &C.
cr.sion of thu Emperor Niehoa-,thr census then
taken only gnve population 81 81 tlU1U This
largr increase IN thr space If 30 year, my how
"vrr, be- readily under -toad wnru il j. considered
ilrin the RUSSIAN territory ha- now hn estrnt Of
- OuO OOO If rqnnir kilometres {, ki#iastre- j.
sfh- ola milel mud Iengfh of cun,t # 27,0UO
Kilometres. II tho ppuarion continues II in
crra-r in the -nfnr proportion it viii. hy 1850
amount to l00.00O,000. The Russian empire
according 10 the same document, contains ll2
different pc pie- divided into ~ principal racc-
thu most n1Inrrn0s II Which j. the SLOVENIAN
Poh.-. the Ca-.uck., aud The Sorvion enlcnie,
ii the Dui'per. These populations inhubi, the
most Important provinces 1T the empire
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

PEOPLE on THE SotrH are yaD going :" ~
rise that odiou- doctrine "f .sqnaitsr S"v"r-
eighty" by voting for James Baehanan'-thnt
doctrine which is al deadly autag.aii-ln with your
dearest interests and rights-ihat deetllne which
Mr.. Calhoun declared more odinos than WiImot
the South have joined IN denouncing a. unju,t
and niqutou- that doctrine which il carried
out will forever prevent III" extension If slavery
und give the North the complete mastery over u,
II mol discard its exponent and advocate, James
Buoha4an. aud yolr for the friend # the South
the friend Of the whole country WILLARD FIJI
MORE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31
PInin Enci. Gigarc.-l tcnd I.

For the benefit of any Wigs aud Americans
who may siill hesitate about voting for Mr.. FIJI.
more If such ilrre br) for far ibat thry inay
thus promote the election of Fremont We present
the follnwing statement OF laci- and figures,
which will be found To- completely d. monstrate
the utter impos,ibiity Of such m event 1hi-
fear being removed from the MINDS ct he.itants,
they cannot. for a moment angrI d"obt 10
their duty, but will go up to the polls on Tues
day neat and VOTE Tor Willard Fillmore like men
o. principle and ike pntlIuts. But Ia the prof:
Of course all admit Frcmnnt enn't get an cleo
toral in the Southern States The North
srn States have l76 electoral VOTES. 1t requires
] 70 to eject. A loss Of - voter IN the Northern
States therefore defeats Fremont. Moo doubts
that. with Fillmore ticket la Indiana, buchanan
viii receive the vote Of thai State. /, i not pos
sible by any combination, Ia give the staie to
Fremont And IT Is equally certain that Penn
sylsana must vote either for Fillmore ar Buch
snan. There is no other ALTERNATIVE. Thert Is
no stroight Fremont Gckd nht state. The
p,mos, effort oi nis friend, nnly resulted IN The
offer 81 u compromise or divided ticket, and tins
Vas instantly iepudioted by the Fillmore com
mittee, and they are enthusiastically sustained
by TIL Fillmore party in the STATE. Then Penn
rylvnnin may be regarded rs oeItgiu for either
Fillmore ar buchanan. In A,p Jersey there Is
no Fremont hektt. and ,he7 votes Of thai STATE
are. we think. certain for Fillmore. AT all events.
as freLunt has no t.oke, in the State, he hns no
chAncc for it. The result Of these fuct- j. thu
TINT from the l76 votes Of the Northern States
must be deducted a. impossible for Fremont, In
diana 10 Prnns ylvana q. and New Jcr-e, =
in all IL votes. leaving Fremont, ifhe loere 10 r.
oeire The po'e o. trsry other Northern STATE, bai
129 votes. HIS election is thenfo an iMposst
mLIrY Oar own conviction i, that. as parties
now s,aud, he will he hindmos in the rnce. W.
have the strongest assurance. That large nun
bers If conservative men in the Northern States,
who were seduced into the Fremont movement,
under the Kansas elctement are deserving hi
tandard aud ralying under the banner Of FIJI
more and the Union. With thcs" facts before
him. facts which cannot be a-saied can any
man ot sense Who prefer, Mr. Fillmore 10 Mr..
Buchanan, longer hesitate a. 10 his dutyl Nmlc
there appeared 10 be danger of Fremont elrct N
W. could understand and appreciate such hssita.
ton; but is there noIc any reason for IT! II has
never been pretended by the Fremont leaders
that there is ny chance whatever Of his election
if the contest be carried to the House The New
York Trihun" and other leading Fremont papers
have again and again warned their reader, tbn
Fremont rust be elected by the people or not at
all. If the contest is carried to the House we
regard the election of Fillmore n. iAeritabie.-
II is the second choice of both parties, aud eth
or failing to carry their first choice will support
him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31
Hui Three More DAYS

But three days of preparation tor the great bat
tie Of Tuesday next remain Mt one moment
of that short period should be lost by the friend.
OF Fillmore, the Union and Constitutional rights.
Turn every moment to good account. Give these
thf"e days to your country--drvote them To your
country good. Let no excuse himself irom
working and voting Ga the absurd around. that
'there Is no chance for FILLMORE It i. ri,brn.
lous and false. There is chance g.: hun. Ui-
prospects are encouraging and cheering and
nothing 10 necessary but for those NShn desire
his success 10 l@bor with energy for it, to secure
bis triumphant election.
Every friend of the good cause should mike the
most Of the few days remaining, with view to
bring to the polls such of his acquananoes as
are Indifferent or lukewarm. There are many
men, remarks IA contemporary who estimate the
right Of suffrage so lightly that they will hardly
take the trouble to 60 to the ballot box. Seek
out these take down their names and residen.
ces-and, when election day cnmes,se that they
are brought TO the polls. Then, there DIRE scores
OF others who are still hestating and doubling.
A few words. fifty spoken,wll confirm their faith,
and bring them over to the right side. Seek out
all such-talk I" III IN now and b. sure If them
ON election day. There thou sands Of honest
we'll meaning men who. now seeing clearly that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

Th"mas Hii,hir's Opinion Of "a NOR Banri.o
Obliged hy my conifuet t. execute thu work III
splte of all denlal or re1 had II yirA the pa
per or not comply with the contract. hive
done the former. But
fortunately Gov me. havr been ahle - obi in
n successor, whoi> worthy e the enuii.lrnce of
our purity AID o' lis country \. ! Douoison
is not II stranger OF obscure mon IN fhi- country.
With The prestige of Gu. itea ~ alnini-
tratuu utnund hm-.lhr man whom Mr. PHI,
hid selected to be lis otgau IN ea~e d my not
coming IL Washington. conducting with gtcat
ability the anna milton d IcHne--tic select
ed Minister 10 Beilin aud thus covered, to-
with the prestige If MIR Polk name u
statesman OF much experience, Il tact and of Ia
l"nt-ut Ercnt "quahlmitv aud hrnue-s "f char
uctrr--a staunch Republican ~ hi pin, pr>--a
devoted friend ct the nights of lhe States and the
union Of the Stuter, where could seek Il VIZ
. thiar .neers>nrl II \. J. ID md-nn dues not
rcs>e the Democratic party. VIII, can, ms the
! "diier II III" Democratic organ IN Washington
! To -uch amau. ! would see willing IL sell nv
e@tohl, .hmenl on much lower terms than 10 a man
whose nngrr purse bad won the confidence of
the country. ! shall yl,l the helm. therefore.
, cheerny into his hauds. When the TIM
CONES for >uIrend, ring my paper II hi- GU
ance. shall once more address my countrvueu
aud It'll th,m how much feel AMI how anxion,
! think If toe condition aud prospects If ny be
loved ceuatry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

1t is high time our Wing and American friend.
were Supplying Themselves with Electoral Tick
cts. Much good may be accomplished by ,heir
liberal distribution through The country. W.
are prepared 10 fnrni,h them in any quantity al
so CENTS per hundred and - PER ihou'nnd. Send
In Your nrdera
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

The London Court Journal. Speaking of Miss
Nlfhngae'' prrsenc" at the Queen, Ban ~
Balmorel, savs:-"Miss Nighiiugaie was p>pa
eihllY invited tn be present, aud wa, seated il,
the Royal family and the Court ci,ele M ON, =, i
% the hall This young lady /, taller than the bon
traits published of her wooid lead one i'm p!n,..
In the severe attack Of illArss she suffered in tie
Eus il wn. absolutely necessary to have all her
hair cut off, and is therefore quite short; but
a charming little cap makes very graceful head
dress, and in the elegant aud Lady like ii .u.r
there is everything that hear- out the ideal pic
ture of the moral heroine of tie Crimea whoa
most have depicted to themselves
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

Fremont has net III. ghost If eaanes. ~lii ~
for Fillmore. with but little persuasion. Amen
CAM. let not that persuasion be wanting. Pr
feet your organizations. BE industrious Tig
liant day and night. Give your services t. your
country. 1t is bat a smull sacrifice 10 make for
the mighty interests ut stake. Go Ia work then
one and all. The Time is short, but even IN
that liite time great deal cnn be done. Go IL
work
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

fls# M IA Ib,.. da}, could accomplish. or even
ianey. The nubefr, ,l"rrd eoacn. spacious
but apparently nj In large Tor what 1t carried
,h..neh he alnne vas ia A.; the hand-"m"' Jaily
c1aehnan aud BIZ .plendid hummer cloth Lad
II With Iacr: thr ~ re-pcc'ful.ljvefied i"tinrn,
IN, ~ each -idt i he SICILY carprtrd -icp'ihe-e
,yfr,. la.t -igh f amidst The -insy mnJr-ty win
uhIei H.. tidy cafnr down and touched the rhfih'
sGe presided. in tn imp" tal -i}''' over h'f
-ant. eKr.llrnt dinner-. with great sens" aud
.p,fIt. to,the very Int dny of a prolonged life
Ind koskJura's NemoriGis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31
France About Hip sef-rIf 10 ~ slice OF hef-

AeaarIipl- T. tn ht.~f Hdyica- from Pans
tbrre J.. "A prospect # an additional -lice of Age
RIA c4npiu, under The dominion nj France. Inc
f.Il.0ins l. nl extract FROM Parl- letter:
..Nar.hall Rinian ha- Icfr Aiaiers t" assume
the comm md 81 tn expedition destined I" cop
,.rat4 neaiu.f the knbyle-. In Algeria the pre-
v,iliug ..uiimeni NV that thu knhyhn must
b. -uhdurd at once AID for YER. VIII the ek-
crpfian If the actual ptrclPlces, shy- an ocea
-ianaI correspondent 81 the lmrs. writing from
Ala,rr.. NH. kahylta l. all rich cultivated land,
r.,y.rr5 with olive trec- aud corn hrld~. Even
the preri ice j. c3Ypfubr, for th" French believe
,5,b ,n;prr,I crops my b. obtained from tlIem
4 IitfIr nnriun # 71J.1DJ ~uul, pp.-r~@ snne
,nijan. If acres If the very brst b,nd in ali Al
,ina antrrcd by thru rivers. anl teenIng with
fleh h.rvr.t.. Ihi- little nation CONES within
two -eorr league, of Algirr-. md cuts oil Tue
nr,yipce oi Algiers from that of Constantine.
stopping French engineers irom taxing iht.f
l.y,.l. f.r fine rnilway hrtv wen Algi aud Ihll
hpprviIIr, driving prnP" who Wish I" lfh't' ny
lanA Ia % South inin the ; .hara II nrdrr I" 81
afhr# pHnvincr Of Constantine! Can anything
be mr. inpudent absurd! Mnfe 'en"n-lF
.peakinr aud with lndtn ON oar men'ry IL lh
the canr-e Of human rseuts tint the ffeheh
should havr the p,Wrr t" ~uhdhe HI coahty'
md should rr-i-t the tempiatleni / h" mhan-
fnIhs wlip are of The b rhcr race, gave the Ra
nan- M little trouble. and they ~ >tiil nn 'ne=
my +. lar lrnr,d but il j. not expected TINT they
vii If = any prairacted Resistance Ia hr French
force. From the No ,itrur Algeren we learn
tint fheeXppdtionar inrcr h,- already obnined
,ane advantages over 'hr Knby le-.nnd that seV
ernl .hlrks have -ent in their admission.
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The Columbus Eng ,iler has been permitted to
take the following extract ir"m Il private letter
to gentleman Ia that city~from his friend in
New York. touching the prospects af Mr.. FIJI
more in the Empire STATE. New York i certain
for Fillmore 10y arou-ing Nj'r,iy. Let III" South
rally IL hi, support, aud his election will be put
beyond the reach If contingency:
probably your douats are H. few now a. wis II
vou wrote ia regard To Fremont's being our next
President; but they must h. the other w0y, !
think, for Fremont has MT ghost If chance Of
ever being President of these United States. N,
sir; if there i any President for the next four
years il will bp " Hand Fillmore the h"nc>t.thr
true. the national ard patriotic statesman. WIN
has once been tried and not found wanting. New
York State i, sure for Fillmore. We have couR
red noses and do fnoc. We have 2s2OO0 geod
nen aud true, who sure for Fillmore. IN a..
Empire State" lnever saw greater enthusiasm
it pervades the eastern part Of old Maseachn
srts even"
AT tho last Sena,e election in New York the
"nole 'oie pollcd Was 43s,9-3. and the National \
nereaa party elected their ticket with lis 557 votes
l heating the Black Republicans 4 Sos votes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

- line Phadelia Fan tyle Mau't, Urs -
M !. u .Fu.''' also thu pld Dominion II E u., s.s
ihSa' A'' are made by uau If a,t. az, ar, ,I, Il
1t an. quality and ofaI to suit and F.,s>e u
= r.AaI -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

sairot Ltuas aud Negroes mi NlturaN the III OF No
y,uh,r shall be- present "a saperintcnd ~, sie
49, n tLn-.H : GAkI.A.sD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31
NATaoNALuNaoN ELEaI0nALT ieKEI

lst Dis.-JAMES 6. HOLLADAf, OF Norfolk CO.
ID JOHN POLLARD Of Petersburg.
Sd WILLIAM MARTIN Of Henry
4ff TH0S. N. BoNDtRANT, Buck ham.
9Th WILLIAM NJ. cABElL, of Nelson.
9Th " JOHN NJ Bolts, of Richmond
flh " GEO. T. VERIFY. OF Northampton.
sth JOHN CRITCHER. OF Westmoreland
9th d" b II SHACkELFuRD. OF Fang Ter.
! 9th " ALEX'R K. BOTELfR OF Jefferson
18th " JOHN D. INBODEN. Of Augusta
18th " WALLER K STAPLES, Montgomery.
18th So ISAAC J LEFTWlcH Of Nythe
18th BENJAMIN H. SMITH Of Kanawha.
18th ] ". GALLAHER Of Marshall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

4, I .s'-Ait PEI son, I4sl.f#atitt 30 lt,. &
= ',d - opsa aee"u T. ereqaested'a n II
g 1as#g /. sven - w ysxt54
d W y " A-A'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

"a IA IN
Y trim Black Petty ,hn will pi,psa call pr ''e
nldctsisued 10 is authorized r r,, up
Aeats Al SIN NJ rIaBfE'
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81 ~ ''' >,eel1ers F visiting oar ci,s. s4..
- Nea ,'-N i.Npress. Sc notice the arrival of l4
,..ase,s N1rlt AMI servants @. taa L4l-.,. n .,.c
we understand also that other connections or,be In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

~ 10. better kr5" arrrab ts As jack has arIi''
tsvH aud VIII prah9l trnliu here the pr sent Winter
is veil Nn"whnths community ~ loy aschieea5. I3
eodser "l" goes abeat twicning the npses Of ol anal -
sadfYlHg uy m1sP a Sorts Of liquids. bur,f.U
g. hn rs t Is Wen unfarlto"d that the old cla5 ne -
hmm Us rr7uks are ali taken in good part ~ mar
viii and though he occasionally gets th, ,. b.
without the ala # the Co'otH nsinnating himself ~
grating other rasuc able d.. 4 John t..
saeabe body aud wi probably call all our citizen.
WIZ have any regard fr bodily comfort should r.ar a..
'IatlE Is zlar and rig uu in aad cunf,rfaf,i.
Sit me stock II over Goats, Raellus. B.,in,r,
eEasls GIovos Multi. Under SHirtS AL - tS,I- A.
DIR IS and Frok Coat Cashmere, Plush. Cloth v yet ~
aud satin Vests. Cloak. servants Clothing &c u.,g ~ H.
and viii or ti'uish5i At tin Ia. ST mod
i;IDI-I,l- 49,.
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4 ~ o't' ioats, Ion-unI s.,
80 - & GLASS s. I.AINt :
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N-nM sronn.-x,r in.it.. nur -.

u MA i..3 tDr9Di> for November u,ire,ci,.
II Al LAN'iIDHNL WALkGP=S
al
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go ss0u>i3 Nh.pN1s- nv, ,a.. -

G vA't \ = s.niics Boo. md Notions TO- ="
~ Asiaher rectiyedat , NOISE
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~ J'Ht hted up OF supero, = nd i-h l,e
Ion cfsh ly - ' ~ -
eri 80 = y. - H''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-31

4 bDsN'% LADIES BOOK, for November,
u received ~ LANtst I'M. = WALki4ta
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Z ; III,
~ pleasure tn nioriaa- our many frirls Niu . 49,,
wasting SO long ali patiently, aud the .l.
y thal "c are now opening OF the larg,,I
'eted stocks of Boots, Shoes Gatefs. II4s G.. If-
Nali,. Umbrellas &, ever of rHi ina I.l.f 5
afe de rIned to ,i AZ prize which vii he rntr,ts
tory Gall at ouf store, doo.~ atoer iNclpu1 a-
opposite McCnfhla Y Jones Lyucan. Va.
LII H.. "
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4 Aw,LErrnR ANp Norr nA,E,ul..


aD 9iaei' Wiz W. Ia in want OF M Books ON IN ISL
NM = N"t Ieas' siyc call B5ons will be aais
eodd prices and Pdsed Bring on your ord rs if sa 81
~ enc h"ne tic pfe ercnce Al WIN Will be- read. an
aA tAs" Is prom5ed All kinds Of Boon banding M saI
.atee w rtJ ~.
aNbiader md Blank Rock Manufa turar over Ian a-a
" "3>uF S-cHtTaHee thlougl the Alley loot .#t4s.
hel ar ~ Monday st
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Go Wbom ii map Uonesrn.

A GOOD FARM WANTED-At a Rent or on
Sbsrcs by practical American Farmer giving the best OF
reference. ADDRESS A B.. Flushing L. l.
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Cullrrn. 6aroware dn6 3ron.

n PIG Iron ~ The ComPsly'. A..
JOHN W. QUINCY. No. = UIliam-sc
HAMMERED SALISBURY lIiON-From cold
blast charcoal Pa snd wholly Sotted IN o.arcO l. u
.xifs.r,r ~ .rEsib snd quality On tsnj - irc6s
.lusr. q er .rcs made 60 oFdrt JOHN :" ~ iNCf No
- Vi..4srst. Asrat q The SsPsao'I ar" To-
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Oh lllMl REWARD:-The above Reward

Up sNbOO will be- given for tue apprehension, OF S5tO
such information shall lead 70 the sppohen
CHARLES CARPENTER, late Cashier OF tho North
EN- Railroad Company FTsc who lsely sbscondsd from
Psris and to the City Of New York SAID Carpenter
psssrs BY the Uf De Luney He Is native OF
Frnce about feet high of slim
figure unusually long legs has light hair and blue eyes
small nose little turned up round chin projecting forehead
large mouth lips thin good eeth que white, walks with his
head inclined forward walks In peculiarly awkward way
speaks very little English had whskes aud mustaohe which
may shaved Of usually had dark clothes W" well
dressed collar turned down. bad large ring on the small
finger OF his LEFT hand had wch chain with blue stones in
the center ard bunch Of charms to IT, sometimes wears
essses seneo address and appearance Communsti
relative 10 the above addTesto BELMONT No 76 Beaver
at OF 10 DENOE Chief Of Police Ohce City Hail. New
York.
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NOTICE.-An persons holding drafts of Messrs.
IN PALMFR COOK Co. Of San Francisco, California,
win please present them at No % Merchants Exchange
Ns,, .Ynrb DC, IL 1876 NJ. q. READ.
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NFsIRApLr rI,DIIC HOUSE for SALE, in

nFSIBAPLE TUBL1C HOUSE for SAIL, 10
WA.Iington Per-nsvivtna Tho Tiyern II n-e IA
a. he ~ LION HOTFL b. NsshinEton. Penn y "a
sac Tn house and sppuTtenanee' arc 80 $500 tb,o
IL n dA # rsv les via ors ana
ca he foLid any other nAn owe II ne sac So
large ar airy iamters beside parors dininE-Io
&c. Rents ee,iv.d from two ror' -
above them. and barber shop A'''"".s
hancss iucoUe. n p,Al;. rr,ion e-h,oI
- =, - = - :, N. Sc ninsries in the country snd wash
igf,n COLLEGE II Is ur-tty on 'he honpns1 ~
81 one ~ The dirot higbwss. be~e.h me fsst ana the
AZ IL. junction with iur CaATe5. hA-'foau-
% :, H. TN wheeling. and = from Ptt.bnIsh.
~ ,,a,.,.v will offered io RENT II not disposed Of
JOSf-fh iI-'li -
fNAPM LANDS IUr SALE.-Ihe ILLINOIS
L INITIAL RAILROAD COMPANY is now pfep.sed to
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
MING T. A y d 8,
Ii Tracts OF Pony ACRES AND UfSAlo
LONG CREDITS
nd AZ
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uNSIhlt IlON.-A Lazy OF Indu! years eAPO''
Teacher wishes employ portion Of neI e "a
GIVING NSTRUCTION in PRIVATE FAMILIES or 70
CLASSES in SCHOOLS, In any Of the u-uA Ens-h 'Ias'
Including the hgher Of Msthemstc. OF IN Latin
Young Ladies would BE- preferred pupils who having com
psted their school would Ike 70 devote an nu %
Of the day History general Literature IN o.
in either Of the principal modern languages Address o'A
No 9S32 Po.'-OA
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references. ADDRESS A B. Flushing. L. l.
HORRIBLE ACCIDENTS to PERSONS and
i IMMENSE DESTRUCTION Of PROPERTY !. The daily
~ fo Inc BIZ ming Of Nov all danger AVID the
accidents entirely Ieroyed y9q use me PATE
INDIA RUBBER SAFETY FLUID LAMP, which cannot be
broken exploded neither hoy be filled while
the eh burning They the most economical aud cheap
offered intelligent people The appearance
Lamp do doTedt 20 the best finished drawing
Too,n ILciose mail address ST. 81 H. 81 % or
a 50 and we will forward you securely by express Lamp
TO money and it may be thu Of
saving bio life. Liberal discount 10 dealers.
HAWXHUST MOTT,
Exclusive Manufacturers in the United States,
Full New-York City.
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u X. DEYOs PROMPT and RELIABLE
l. ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. Aprletons buildiSs No 31S BROADWAY.
ReEar 10 Mcssrs GREELEY MCELRATH
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Boar0 au0 Roome.

A GENTLEMAN and Lady can be accommodate
IA with .LARGE PLEASANT ROOM on first floor, wit
BOARD 10 family where there few select boardcT
Terms reasonable Apply al IN Heury-st
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IRVING INSTITUTE, TarrytOwn, y. "a
i SELECT CLASSICAL ard COMMERCIAL BOARDING.
SCHOOL tor BOYS. The Session will Commence o.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 8 Circulars with terms reierenees'
&c may be obtained Of Mes'r Lyon Raynor No Dsea
nans, james II Wils1s No. Courtlandt St. ChapAn
Smith No $40 Broadway, and Hs.ton Coz 10 DO BI "a
way BY a dressing ID. ;. ROWE, fTineipA
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vIO INVALIDS.--A Physician residing in one
the most fashionable of the city and who has
had great the pulmonary diseases would
receive bis family patient gentleman lady Of
sntstIty for reasonable compensation Use Of fine sad
dIe Horse ID desired Address b. d. NJ Union Square Post