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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

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MADAME MAIHERBE HAVING OPENED HER NEW
nj sas Broadway. west side. door above the
Prescott ouse splendid aud varied assortment ~ i'm
r0red millinery would invite miaers aud merchants visiting
lie city L. examine the same.
~sut1NFRy TO SOUTHERN LADIES AND IA.
nj ijet Travelling Mrs. CARTER No 5aS broadway has
~, received exquisite designs in French pattern bon
ne.a 40 large "a travelling bonneis. Al new
sf made expressly for these ladies' solicit ~ call aud ex
anime.
DIuBoNs FLOWERS FEATHyRs AND MILLINERY
Ii ghos wholesale AMI retail, 54 bowery, three doors
cve grtpune street fan and II 1856 received
ana Tor safe low By 4. ". 1IBBAIsS. l54 Bowery.
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ARDwARE AUCTION NOTICE-JNO. T.. VAN
ANTwEKPS third regular fall trade sale OF hardware,
goods cutlery, German and American goods, &c, wiz
place Thursday, Sept A. at 10 O'Clock at PIG Pearl
!. Catalogues now ready.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

VTAN~UNS FATFNI INFKUNEU HYUBAILTt KAN.
III These have been tested ADD approved by
this city and IN all sections o the
nrsi premium at the American Institute october ls5
qurcs very little attention Keep 10 complete order
VIII raise more water In given time, with the fa aud
supply than any other invention IN existence Pricrs-No l.
81. No. . as No SIS. No. A. $40.
person requiring hydraulic inerma-
ton 10 the ~ tie strength and cabre
dued by describing the quantity ~ water that
the spring aud the all head eeva
ton h bias be raised and the distance from 10 ils
delivery
For further Information address Thomas Hanson No I,-
Third avenue, New York. inclcsng postage stamp
H. prepared ~ sell lead pine. sheet Lead pumps of all
dcscrpiions, and AL plumbers materials forwarded At the
shortest Ictce. and At manufscsnrers' prices
Persons requiring plumbing work description CITY
or country, Will receive prompt attention.
These viii he exhibition the American Institute
Pal crystal Palace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

|LBERT s. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of IL OF crnganum OIL also rosemary
900 gross steel pens; large invoice of syrnges BAG
SAVAGE will sell the above named goods ut their
room 50 Cedar street. at IL O'Clock, on Wednesday Sep
ker3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

(rAS STOVES, RANGES, &c, Ac.-W. v. sHAW's PA.
NJ tent, econonsslng fuel saving labor. Free from Al
dust smoke objectionable to all others Upwards
of $3.50 IN operation For sale at GEO. H. CANSONs.
4i6 troadway.
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NFtIoR AucTtoyEFR -pFRFNPTORy SALE

/. MfiA4tk, AltIllNEEh.-- FtshbNI AVfs ' NAhh
ei cabinet furniture suitable FOR furnishing first
uses ri salesrOom rs aud Is PARK row tomorrow.
ayl ri l0ts O'Clock Catalogues early on morning OF
hoods can be packet On the premises for shipping
pcts can rest assured that every 0t the catalogue
bold positively, without to pay advances and
bonn tor other sales VIZ Ono black aud gold enamel
nbc suite. exhibited ~ the crystal Palace, aud cost
zen IN use about months, including rare hair mat
palliases sc solid rosewood parlor suites covered
ancy coverings, viz, brocate plush and bair cloths,
hd centre tables. music cabinets, writing desk and Sc
bookcases eieReres, efc afrte. box and plain sofas
brs several Turkish easy chairs and lounges chamber
|e IN rosewood. mahogany aud Oak, ten enamclcd
u suites plain and with marble tons, hatsands corn II
lac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

In REDDING, AUCTIONEER, WILL SEL. on
be- promises In LexI gton avenue between Forty eghth
Sory ninth streets. Thursday, September Z, at 10
h Va. liable assortment OF household furniture,
In part OF carpets tables chairs mahogany bedssadS
his kitchen ware, sale positive, the owner leaving
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I ,nEN1cAL GAsEors rAroR nArn.-RY ArrnoRr.

f,HEyicAL GASEOUS vAroR BATfi.-By AuTHoRr.
~ &c the pfiucital 81 medical Institute. This bath "
consumption, sctcfua dropsy dsspeosa rheums-
sm aundce casrrh - q ~ kinds AM female complaints
n has been superior the chemical
removing suhsiauc from the phys.
clan who has those baths this city The ouly place
his where these baths given u ri the dspesary &C
FRkHtkltk MYERS NJ H.. No 40 Thirty iirsi be-
seventh and Eghh New YORK. Price a. SINGLE
wait ladies.
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tGEEE b. FRANKLIN, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sale Of second hand furniture, mirrors carpets &c-
Friday morning, at 1919 O'Clock at salesroom,
Nassau street, near Fulton, viii be sold the whole
Tents of first class house, being the furniture, &c. of
|leman going to Europe consisting OF general assortment
stom made paror dining library and chamber fur
mirrors carpets hair mattresses, palliasses &c The
le to be sold without reserve
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AoRIARTy, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS
law ~ 0i O'Clock at 2t Ninth avenue, tho contents OF
bring blshment cloths rassfncres, vest patterns
$50 sombs shelving, awning post and some furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

ItTGaGE gAIE.-w. g. ALBURTUS, AUCTION.
PER will .all on "Wednesday, september 3. ~ ~ CLOCK,
Hamilton avenue. opposite summit street BROOKLYN
ktures OF a bakery consisting OF marble top counter
Fases drawers baking utensils, oven, &C, &C. Also
wagon and harness,
JOHN PIERCE Attorney for Mortgagee.
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LIVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN SHOULD GET TIL

LIVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN sHorLD GET THE
u initial number Of POkTkRs SPIRIT or The TIMES
Tor saturday. septcmber6 among the many good things
Will be the hrs, chapters IL hunting by Henry
William Herbert Esq, entitled nm NEE the Indian
novel written since the days ot Cooper together with
original sketches ~ the most brilliant stall o
respondents attached 20 any paper IN the world The TURF
aRcuturc Geld sports stock breeding the drama literature
Ac Sc herein treated the able ard artistic
send w AMI have The paper sefyei your
zee 3gc broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

KELLY, AUCTTONEER.-rIRSr FALL SALE, AT
Catherine street this day NJ l0 clock consisting Of
Ipdhl ssearUcut ~ cashmere and broche long ard
shaNls Wrench mcrinOs, paramatas wool plaits. de-
hf,1aa cloths, cassmrres, Irish linens, able cloths
\ blankets, bieaehed AMI brown muslins. hosiery,
| Sc FOR cash, In lots 70 suii purchasers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

sale of elgbly located. country Staten Island
ElEY SAVAGE viii SEN on Monday, September Is,
O'Clock, at the Court House, Richmond s. /. These
misses years since purchased and improved for
wners occupation, and contain every elegance and
ence that be desired Maps of properly, terms of
and particular description may be had at the office
be auctloneer 81 Cedar street, between Broadway and
San
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

XbGENE B. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.-SALE OF
superior cabinet made furniture TO pay advances
Wednesday, morning, at l01s o'clock al the sales
SIS Nassau street. The stock be sold consists Of large
econ of rosewood, mahogany oak walnut and enameled
ure; of The latest styles and best Workmanship all OF
h must be sold TO close accounts also, several costly
ch plate mirrors and pier glasses oil paintings French
and cut glass English table cutlery fancy goods
Also second hand furniture, with which the sale will
mence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

|N i. NASDEwATER. AUCTIONEER-wTL SELL
HI day Wednesday September s. at l0s oclock, nj III
loom No. CO Nassau street, diamond and gold Jewery
les &c comprising splendid assortment OF cluster
|nge stone diamond pins. earrings finger rings studs
hes &c &c, Is carat gold hunting and single case
les by The mos celebrated makers, nne gold. guard
lid fob chains of the newest styles, together with u
ne gold EVERY, consisting in part OF earrings finger
brooches brcaspins, studs, sleeves and collars buttons
Ls loo keis, 6c. &C. Every articles warranted.
|ied the catalogue. sale positive and peremptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

rHARfEs STARR JR., co, III FULTON STREET,
~ manufacturers and dealers In alcohol camp hene burn
ing tiud, rhosgene and spirits Of iurpcnine.
(NLARk'S RHODE ISLAND FOUNDERS FACfNG-IN
~ lots suit warranted aud good condition.
VIII be sold under The market price. To close. Apply To
1kISWOLD * BLANCHsRD, No. Clinton Hall As,or
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

(,HANGE or HOUR sEPT. L-sTEAMBoAr KF
" FOR1 leaves Murray street pier daily suudays except
ais ociock r. NJ, snd Newport NJ O'clock A. NJ.
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\ FOR1 leaves Murray street pier daily SUNDAY excepted
stSo.eiock Y NJ, aud heypcri n oclock a NJ
HUDSON RIVER RAuRoap-rRoN NAY ~ lisa
III the trains viii leave hamhcfs street station follows
rain an. emgrsni, T. NJ for PSughkcepsie a N and
iP NJ Sing sing loso A. NJ and pi5 I. thi, trnir
~ orr edss sna n Thu o' rossseecps
sng Sing and resksx trains stop Al the stations Pas
streets Trains New York leave Troy As SIS AMI LOG
and 40 M and East Albany II s. SO aud IT'S A. n
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAuRoAD.-oS AND Az
IN ter Thursday august 1883 and until further notice
passenger Trains w leave pier loot Of Duane street. - "a
Buaslo Express. ats a ", for Rurso.
puukirk Fxpres. at "A. ". for punkirk
Mail al l5A. ", for Dunsrk and Buffalo and nierne
81 Uweso and proceed the nsu morning
CHICAGO Express q, ! =. g.. nunsirs .
srec pcrmonL suferns aud Intermediate ssious
Way Passenger Il tP. ", Cor Newburg and Middeiown
Night Esprsss, A. s n VI, for punsirs and purao
Emgrant at r. M Cor Dunkrk and Buffalo, and inferno
The above trains run caly Sundays excepted.
These xprcss trains connect Al Ena with the Enrs o.
Bnghamion with the syracuse and Bnghanion railroad, Coz
syracuse; at Corning with buffalo Corning and New yos
wanna and Western railroad. for scranton Buffalo
Dunkrk with the Lake shore railroad Cor Cleveland Cipcn
49, ''''N'' 1870 u, G. MccALLus, General sup'l
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAmRoAp-SoTICF-
~ Fare to Albany, ~ b. saratoga, - 62
The sreSs trains between New York and Albany viii
So A. NJ express aain vii leave New York on Friday
sio 4. NJ mail train. running regular
ss0P " express train win leave New York FOR Albany
Thursday the 18th insi.
Returning leave Albany
ssrA Nj express train on Friday the eQh inst
30 MI mail Train. running regular
3pP NJ express train, on Thursday, the 18th inst.
The road IL repaired aud in good order.
wM.J CAMPBELL Superintendent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

my ONE, WITH A SMALL CAPITAL. WISHING TO
N and profitable business can buy re
manufacture the celebrated Chinese furniture polish
Tor any state county. Agents wanted. Call al SsS Broad
room L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

kTGAGE SALE OF BOARDING HOUSE FrRNI.
turc-N. DOUGHTY. auciioneer. VIII sell this
inst al tic store n Centre los ociock the
IL OF n boarding house. mahogany bureaus, maho
Iolas and sofa beds aud lounges mahogany maple aud
aiaui chars marble top centre, sie aud tea tables
ds hair mattresses feather beds, 100 blankets, wash
and toilet ware, hooking glasses, &C; window curtains
kdes ~ Brussels and ingram carpets dinner and tea
hives forks, and plarrd ware, stoves. &c. &C.
DAVID IL. JONES Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

UCTION OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES UNDERSTANDABLE
OF valuable gold Watches jewery, &c-Will be sold by
the assignee at the stores Samuel Osgood Co. 81
ssau street, on Thursday September o, at lO,s A.
The stock comprises eighty gold and other watches
bring the names of celebrated French English and
ss manufacturers all of which warranted also large
OF fine gold jewery diamonds &c. Full particulars In
talogues. Terms cash, In city funds.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SALES AT AUCTION

UCTlON NOTICE.-W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER,
VIII sell, on Wednesday morning, at 10 O'clock al ~
eenwich street, lot of furniture, viz. bedding, beds,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

L,LAGs, FLt Gs. FLAGS-F. CHAPMAN, MANUrAo
Of flags and banners las Fulton street. New York
and Is Cranberry street Broosyn n B-FAgs hand s
sale hire.
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fyLOAKS, MANTILLAS AND TALMAS.
" JACOB LANSING, AZ Cedar street,
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURES

CLOAKs, MANTIII.As TALMAS, ETC,
Has in store
complete of goods ia the above line intended
expressly for
THE FALL. TRADE,
To which he invites the special attention of obbers in this
and other cities also OF large buyers from section of the
Union.
This stock comprises infinite variety of elegant novelties
In CLOTH velvet MORE and all prevailing fabrics well
adapted the wants of the trade and including all qualities
styles DC, which he the liberal and
prices thai fail to the appreciation OF close buyers
AZ Cedar street, between Nassau and William.
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Ind piece goods--A. ". rKIsTALAR auctioneer, -
~ will sell on Thursday. sept 4 a. lO1s o'clock, a
assortment OF cashmere and dOe.kin pants sack frock
nd oyerooais silk satin and yalenci vests overalls
r. broadclos fancy and black ea-simeres and doe
pi0, cloths serges Innings, black satin neck ties
krcleta shirts, collars, bOsOms &c, Ac the whole be
steck Of merchant tail " relIrIng from business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

LroR sNE-THF YACHT QUTCRSTEP, 25 FEET 3
inches long, feet III inches beam, launched last june
bv Eth Morton She ouisa boat OF hor length
nnoat Apply 10 HATHAWAY BROS. q Coentcs slip.
,PORTTNG. THE LARGEST AND CHOICEST AsSoRT.
- u dogs N The world 81 2q FULTON prices
souabc md III dogs warranted Buffers Imminent Is instant
death 70 eas, &c ~ uiaihe and speedy to-
and diseases " the skin w dogs Price 80 hot
poas taken % educsie
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

(NHEAP EMBROIDERIEs.-
" Just received, q large invoice
Suisse and cambria bands
Cambria, Suisse and lace collars
Also, a lot Of cambria collars,
Slightly imperfect, at half price,
47S Broadway.
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II
u initial number OF PORI Err SPIRIT OF THE TIMES,
Saturday, September q. Among the good things
viii be the drs chapters o hunting story by Henry
William Herbert ESQ entitled Ome NEE the greatest Indian
the DAYS 81 Cooper. together with
original sketches by the brilliant Sid OF
pondens attached to IN the world The turf apri
culture field sports stock breeding the drama literature,
Ac &C herein treated In the most able and artistic
send names ani have the paper served al your resi-
dence. Only six cents week 81 In advance. odce
S4s Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

UCTIoE NOTICE -THos. BELL, AUCTIONEER-
BY BELL & BUsH-This day a. l01a O'Clock, in the
srooms IL North William street wiz be sold lot OF dry
ds clothing ewelry; the stock of watch and clock.
ker fancy articles old fashioned ewelry, one set Of
ri and diamond earrings and bracelets, 10 gold chains
ches so fancy boxes; also, small lot OF furniture. On
rsday large sale of furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

|FSTER SLOWER, AUTHORITARIAN IT, &.
bTGU1 or 10 morrow Thursday At TO-, O'Clock, al
San street large sale ~ rosewood mahogany, walnut
cahiget furniture. french plate mirrors, oil paintings,
Ies ehIna and glass ware table cutlery, &c, consist
rieQsn, rosewood paror suits IN French hrocaiel and
carved eterercs with pa'e doors, French secre
IND boxcases marble top GENRE. pier and side tables
n ssansian dining tables Of mahogany, oak AMI walnut
sairs SOFAS cic etes lounges, easy and arm chairs,
IN we'd ood, mahogany and walnut bedstends,
Ia and cnumudes enamelled chamber Suits
Ihes hair mat resses, beds, bedding Nc. Also va.
accom- hand furniture with which the sale will c0m
Also large invoice ~ French plate mirrors and oil
h. also an Invoice 81 cui glass and chna ware, cut
Also az new and sccond band plan0fDries, various
Goods can Ne packed IN the premises % 20 out ~
! Al n reasonable charge. Catalogues ready on the
n Of sale. Furniture now - view.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-03

L,ANCY CUTLERy-EMBRACING LARGE VARIETY
81 sporsmcns, pen aud rocket knives OF the most rare
aud hauu patterns of which have bccu before
imported 'or sale At J. SAUNDERS No. Asior House
m 81 rnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET March l3th-The Of
frngs the Scales to-day reached $50 head, of
which number - driven off Tor Philadelphia 81 for
Washington CITY, 30 left unsod and the remainder $40
head disposed Baltimore butchers prices ranging from
$50 to $500 per 100 bsaveragng si75 large proportion
of the Cattle of good quality During the week 400 to 500
head passed through the city their TO Philadelphia
1ogsThe market ia brisk and coed demand sales at o25a
1915. Sheep continue to sell at TO 81.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, March l2th.-Beef
Cattle offerings to-day light and prices advanced sales
Of extra quality 3as4 per 100 lbs Cows and Calves sales
at 6inS@0 Ncnls 6la1! Sheppard Lambs,
sales from Base, extra l4aSl5
CHARLESTON MARKET, March 2th--The Cotton
ke, unchanged with sale Of 100 bales prices barely
tanned
NEW ORLEANS Market, March l2h-Cotton Is to
&c lower since the Africa news mddmg sells The
rec 'ipts increasing. Freights II l6hs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
Observation-Disclosures.
SENATE.
= LIZ 4 l..
TnrRsnAY. March IL.
;;RGisfa MILITARY INSTITUTE.


VIRGINIA. MILITARY INSTITUTE.
On motion of Mr.. Paxton the Senate took up
the bill to increase the annual appropriation Of the
Virginia Military Institute. The bill was advoca-
led by Mr. Paxton, and opposed by Mr.. Logan.
and being put upon its passage. was lost. Ayes
IL. noes Is.
INDEPENDENCE MONUMENT.
On motion of Mr.. Saunders.ihe Senate proceed
ed to the consideration of the bill TO aid i'll the
erection Of n Monument in Phladel phia, commem-
orative Of the Declaration of Independence-ap
propriating sl0,0O0 for that purpose. The bill
being upon its passage,t the roll was called and the
bill passed. Ayes %, noes 6.
Messrs Saunders and Thomas advocated the
passage of the bill,a Messrs. Roger Ialiaferro.
and Turner opposed IT.
PRoTECc ION OF DEER.
On motion of Mr.. Creigh, the Senate took mp
the House bill, reported this morning from the
Committee on Agricultural prevent the destruc-
ton Of deer
The amendments of the Committee, to strike
out the word FIRST" where it occurs in the second
line and insert Fifteenth" so rs to make it unlaw-
fal 10 kill deer between the 18th Of january and
the 18th of July, were adopted
Mr. Turner moved to amend by adding section
prescribing penalty for violation of the law.
A long debate ensued, III which several Senators
participated. Mr.. Turner'S amendment being
adopted, the bill passed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17
Another State PAPER.

Another paper Of commanding importance has
issued from the Executive Chamber ia Richmond.
In these pertentous and eventual days, when tho
question of the rights, the aewers and the
eighty Of the states isbeing seriously cor
sidered and when controversies are being wagei
which may yet be referred 10 the srb,rament
Of arms,i, must'be source IT patriotic aud man
" pride te Yirgiuians that the highes, office of
the Commonwealth IS held by one who 50 nohly
apprehends the exalted proprieties Of his position,
and so worthily illustrates the historic dignity
of the Virginia character 1t has been our CRATE
full privilege. within he last week, TO av before
oar readers, and to contribute so their dstribu
s'cn among the gentlemen, the scholars and tho
digniiaries of the age, and their transmission 10
posterity two predictions Of Ills EKcellency
the Governor. that oaauotiail toerhnnce through
out The world and in coming nges, the renown
Of this knightly old State The ruler Of people,
especially when the creation OF their own choice,
is not unreasonably taken as mirror at the peo-
ple.themselyes--as the CIR bodiment Of their NOR
ais. manners and ninds-asa type Of their learn
ing, civilization and refinement. Well may Nir-
ginians, therefore, rejoice in the Opportunity of
setting before the world 20 pleasing model of
themselves, so pure aud graceful an incarnation
OF deooreus dignity and courty polish-so rare
a pcrsoniication Of the statesman and gentleman
united, as ROW wears the mantle of her hereditary
fame aud holds The sceptre of her sovereignty.
The republican policy of Virginia has withhold
from her chief magistrate all leg slativc power
and has exempted him from many Of the cares of
state. for the purpose, we may suppose, of per-
hitting him to .devote,a more watohful observ-
ance to whatever may effect her honor and the
reputation of her citizens. She was unwilling 10
soil the scutcheon of her fame with the touch of
drudgery hfe-and Invested tho governorship
of well nigh every thing save its dignity, That
jewel she expected to be guarded by the wor,hiest
of her sons, and handed down nnsullied lovever
The people of this day may proudly felictute
themselves on the present guardianship of that
sacred trust. They may glory in the fact that
the first officer OF the state is possessed of graces
and gifts which elevate him as much above his
predecessors ss the pure African, WOOL odor
ebo-s shin and, gizzard foot aud all" is above his
Caucasian master But, in justice to the subject
announced in oorheading we cannot longer detoin
the reader frea. the latest aud greatest state pa
per OF the Governor q Virginia:
To the Editors Of the Enquirer
RrcHMoNn, Va, March 18th, 1856.
Gentlemen: ] regret TO have to correct a cor
reetion. In my note to you OF the Ilth, asked
TO have the word EBo SHIN put for EBoN -SKiN---
In tbeEpqurer of this morning il reads ebo
skin. Dsnt Nirgnans at this day know what
an "ebo-shia" is! Do leave such mistakes to
know Nofhings,
Your friend, H. A. WISE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

paramount to the preservation of the onlon have
the hearts and ought to die the deaths Of traitors
We hear too the low muttering of the storm
across the deep. Our ancient enemy and our
ancient friend are in strange Alliance and they
both turn upon Us lowering countenanoes. The
clond that Is gathering within our own bosom,
and is rising above the horizon in England and
France. may unite on own borders to break
TO peiccs our glorious Union. The pilot to steer
our gallant ship and to weather such storm Is
Willard Fillmore.
The American party having embazoned on It's
standard. !" The Union. il must and shall be pre-
served" Willard Fillmore and Andrew Jack
son Donelson" is invincible, and It's triumph Is
certain. Advance that standard high in your
columns, and lie, your shout be: Onward, Amerl'
cans Onward to your country's deliverance'
Faithfully, your friend,
GARRETT DAVIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-17

A writer in the Richmond Enquirer proposes
the nnme Of the Hon. Thos. 5. Boeoek, Vice
President ON the ticket with Mr. Buchanan. and
Expresses the belief tina. -. Is only necessary 30
present their names to the Convention To insure
their nomination. Perhaps, so. Ba. We hope
the maker of this suggestion is not anxious to
create a vacancy in this Congressional district.