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YIsI Received AN assortment of fine Patent
- Silver Keyei aud liver nunted Flutes Tor sale at W +
Grrcnes Music Saloon Bank square, Lynchbnrg Va
aIg 2gts W. T. GREENE
q LADY, who has ~ thorough hnowlcdgc OF
the English Language and oflong expo eure in teaching
a situation assistant Female School.
would take charge Of small ehuo Ia the country Apply
this office sop d&rts
81 FOR HEN1.-A very desirable BOOrdsna
III House with ia rooms kchou and Smoke House, with all
modern improve al less than wothrds Of what
has heretofore rented
Ills house is located Main Street in the city of Lynch
bug the Exchange Bank and Store occupied by W
PAYNE, Esq
Also fine Offices with in each in the
bullmg
present occupied by = W Payne, Esq, op
poste to G. Me, and urNt door r. George Rhcker Esq
1t the best location for Dry Goos store in the city of
IYHrhburg.
Possession al these buildings be had nmc
dafcly Apply t. \. y Montgomery, 10 T. w Payne 90 t"
RICHARD q MORRIS
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A CpANcg--We call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Wm. f. Rose & Co. New Glasgow, oiier-
ing their stock of goods for saleand stand for rent
A good opportunity is thus offered to any one wish
ing to 60 into merchandising to do The location
is a pood one.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-15

MADISON MosrMrNT.-rhe citizens of Orange conn
ty hafecontraetei with MIR. Jno ". Davies .ltiehmona
for the erection of granite monument over the re
mains ofJames Madison. The design is II handsome
one, and Mr.. Davies intends completing the work a.
speedily rs possible
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Rey. j. J. James we'll known
throughout Southwestern, Va, died suddenly on tn
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room .nvsSE Auosv puANOs-mu.i

4HlN IIOIfSE-A h"aao without Music, Is Ike a nurse
without Children silent gooiay and doaoaie Muse Ia tho
soul of life bnshga snggesei every where IN ma
and only abs,nt from the lips and sonia III those whe are
treason aud spos 40 ladies, nsint
your Papa bnyIng Piano from l. T. NASH OF
rtrprsbng although be able opnY thape
Polka, Negro Melody, aud psfs of Absence, on it
good advice Nou always dad about 10 Sc
Pianos lowest prices with all the various sy les and
patterns. T. T. NashS
80 of Bank At Pe
t.r,,ury Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-15

NEnsssg VsNsED=N Uouid n,o-t renpcCt
VI ig 81. risnaies that intcud North iu
lru days would Obliged them they would call
and t.le their are in need Of money
Your, Respectfully, MATTHIAS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-15

w MARnNkN, Importers Of Chna, Gass ard Eatthen'
a n "a Petersburg Nn, haYt just
per Isabella and Antarctic direct from Liverpool
hs OF China and Earhenware combating Of
usual Articles IN tine The goods of The newest
styles and best qoalby.
We also rgs assortment of French China
od and 4to o Cut Pressed and Plain
GLASS Ware. Looking Gla-n sionc Ware &c. making the
had the pleasnrno offering
TO the public KERR ~ MARBuRh.
Gooods carefully paesnd cor transportation.
ia Ia, tx,
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ar eRrlat.'s. a'm i~ns spring

az TT fhFihfs Pm tv0t spring Bcd.-Ihc Ia
auh ehnhit3 Bed offered In this market,
Itxirr. drH5ity and and be sold
IT, baf prceof tho old style Cali andseeprce
si1 A. W INST0N.
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Hon AVERAGE. ---NcSsrs j. H. & s. Tyree sold on
FRIDAY 10 hhlS of tobacco, the average price for
which was S25,G3 per hundred. This inclnded their
whole days saes-all grades, good and bad and vet
the average brought up to these high figures
This is one of the most remarkable sales ever made
aud is another feather in the cap of the Lynchburg
tobacco mnrket--notYithstandiu the silly and
groundless nsnG 1iion of papers that the high
sales made here sta,aS. In such insinuatons
they either g1orantly Intentionally thlsity truth
tpr other than bona fde sale ever has or ever will
tie made in market. For the particulars of the
above sale, the Messr5. T. sale list in another
column
farmers AssEMBLy.--An election was held on the
eth inst, court day. to appoint delegate for Bot
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ctourt county IL The Farmer Assembly, II meet II
Richmond on the 2sth October which resulted ia tn
unanimous election Of Richard c. lladon
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MAaoHIC HALL continues to attract nightly the 10y
of amusement, where tragedy and farce song and
dance are rendered in attractive style Booths great
llty, Ugolino was performed Saturday night and
a good bill is uptor this evening. Go and see the
new company.
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ed. was pushed and hustled about in ether than n
pleasant manner and his hat mashed in They
were then allowed TO take their departure. while
the crowd amused themselves by cutting the por-
tinn of Mr.. torkran's garment they Ind secured
into strips aud distributing il among tlcm'
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~ dispose sale oi the fiNturts OF the IN
Factory recently carried by Ho Dcprtss, Cam
II They aouss ota lho necessary hxnHes for ph,
Ilced establishment comprising ten and pftH al
good order, aud nearly wing usea bH
They will be ei4essd OF On. hbeta3
and rs thu binding Is also tor sale, rtnay re
-cntod Tor Wishing to IL the bnstn u put
ting t"5ruaoi JOHN u, ALEXANDER
sFauH . 70
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AMERICAN R,LLy.-Thc gallant Americans of Ba=
chanan are preparing for gapd rally to come of NJ
that place this week The meeting will commence
on Thursday, September 18th and will continue iol
three days Several speakers from diStaneeare eN-
pccted to be in attendance. \ cordial invitation l.
extended to the Americans of the adjoining counties
to be present.
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4 Hit At THE IIooPs.-Under the head of "EverA
Lady her own Perambnlator-A Plan Proposed to rem
Ter the present stiff aud immense Dress useful a.
well as ornamenalt2 l7-Puueh has picture Of IL
ly, hooped to an astonishing circumference, with q
portable platform erected upon ner dress passing en-
irely around her and protected by A railing. Upon
his she passes through the streetsa couple OF el
children enjoying rle,ana ranaling their hoop
Great is Fashion, aud glelt : Punch
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ARMY APPOINTMENTS Among the recent appoint
inents in the army, from the State Of Virginia, arr
james C. lernlon and Asa Vail, assistant surgeon
and Francis Mallory, ir, aud Thomas VI. Sannders,
second lcutenants.
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ling M at less tau ArRatn9 eudess variety of sum
Guhngi tllh Coal Black aud Fanay Cashmere Pants,
Silk ttah Cashmere Aesis Giavsa. Socks,
Idkis Snspsude Bmhr,aa Hat H,Soa Honnt Cnae5,
NasTs This undoubtedly the argont Clsthing
House w be able present It's patrons
gnlfeen, Of Cloths Gas
sineres Nes,aEs and Gents Furnishing Goods with
STYLE quantity and qualify of kendy Made Clothing never CT
cccd In old Virginia, r W Rpfs1DN,
Petersburg, Va.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

NEW P Q B LII ATION
~ Ready This Week
D. APPLETON Co. sos. SIS l.e Brc..is.y Prbish
INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF ART.
sY n.
Aa;acr OF " GreciAn srd Roman Nv holosv-
One vslnrl- limo Pre- H.
tNe resu, of frac'ica
y.s IL 70 nothing more thsn purpor-s ban iarcu:
id 10 idea the Of
direct tie Scholar 10 the Study Of Mature
Extract from Preface.
The RISE AND PROGRESS 0FTaE ENGLIsH con-
sfITUTtOS.
BYE :. GREASY "
From the Third En1lsh Ediaon.
One volume lsno Cota- Prce 81
ri. Of the Consu,iou Of EusIsrd IA. obtained
rres JpBiay ali 10 used IN heher Schs the Colleges
e.Fps.ld itiss volume ~hieh American .cho as sxvs-s
hitber oooAs in our schcols
On Friday
LIFE SKETCHES FROM COMMON PATHS;
SERIES oF AMERICAN Tales.
Vas JULIA l. DVMoNr.
Ore volume l2Lo JO,h.
From The IpdiaEapols Journal
Tn, work about 20 be issued by the Ms.sfs lrpe.c
nroSuet0E Of Of l9dsla- mos, sine1 moh-r AID
hich he proud TO rscoE an0Lg literary
reus OF teschers These skehs ia ph
touf sd rstbos. viii oct susef with lrynss
Ststch bsOkn The arrsiic skill the fovng cs. style
The rtciiy purity, sGd VI language hsh moral
re of 'ures bespeak the authors ynpa'hy VITA
al;ss ea the hopes Of bsttsr world They nboly
thou,hfs msDret experience, and richest
ot ob,ren.d imagination, cultivated iaeec and heart
n ssr viii ell sd Il and then isqu.e whether their
psl ard moral discipline III such result. the age
ffourscore ,e., IL is admirable book worthy the honor
Of many elltiols.
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HAVE WE A DICKENS AMONG USi
III Published this Dsy:
CAB RIEL NANE.
HIS FORTUNE AND HIS FRIENDS.
LOUD.


Ore reat 2fno vsl. Price, 81 -.
T1fsis work Of than Ii the
orrhn the time Of bis mothers death
Uouse 10 his social position aud
rea variety interesting situations developed in the
coe Of tAe story which the wrtsr does ample justice.
Tie stye animated aod often picturesque.
Tb h vagArite. and plses Of the theme
bsras avoided The Of
The reader often reminded Of Oliver Tsis
low the fortunes of Gahgs with quite much in
ters., :. hal Of the immortal Oliver" Dickens.
CONTENTS:
A Pn.pers Furvral "A Mute Monitor
A lb.ss srouud the Chimney. Aocuser and Accused.
BouId Out seIeto oG-
Kit Subbos Lie IN the bAs.ce.
Ten lcre FIysiuu TIE Work Of Masdalen.
On, % m. bu.he, The Hangnsn's Rope.
A Mo,uirs Call A Happy Marriage.
Kit az bis Crow. t% o Fanny - are
The Worth Of Relation IOld Nathan OruO AID MS IT
The travelling Meusserie. rand
The b. sutiGl Mute. Bsck coor HlStof.
A W.lk scro.. the Country. Ltt.e Pilgrims.
Arr the Feast Chowder and Charity.
f;sbrirl aud kis Friends Highly Entertaining.
Sohoolfelowa Coanns
No, ,spch All la Confidence.
The Old Annie Deale: Az Author a. Hone.
10 r,or,ow Sober Reck0niug
Poverty 10 The Double Secret
A Lover. Knot The Book Peddler.
Father and Daughter. 80. =,
DERBY & JACKSON, Publishers, SewYors
Ard for sale a. the Bookstores
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VALUABLE MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,

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Psbl.,h-d by
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TUE WRITINGS OF WM WARE. 2y0s
1hE NtlfIN1S Os MARIA CHILD. II voA
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Mr KIRKLAND. NEW HOME, WHO'LL FOL
p. T. TUc KERMAS. THJUGHrs ON THE POETS.
l2uo 7j cents
TIAN BlOGRAPHY 1zDo sL
Il " LJNoFELIOW. FOErs AND POETRY or
=. ,Se,; D.. soEXcEk PYcRoFrs COURSE osEN-
GL!sH READING. 75 .-ut.. ....,-., sco,,r
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Tvs, l2no ~ ANCIENT SPANISH BALLADS
e T. HEDGE. THE PROSE WRITERS OF GER
1bs ~ L v BELLOWS rATLERs CHRISTIAN
AsfECIs or FAITH AND DUTT -
he tld o. a.. ,lcsiion.
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~ L y B O o * : =.
~ IaNGLETOHS LFTTrRS.
NAS'AL MOTION. Ry PerkGsl.
fyA aiSk LIE ANb ADVENTURES.
LINDA b. Ma Ha--r
tLEt>I LlNN OJD c. Mrs. H-E'A
Az AlnA. Ae~,uprly.
~ A-iAi'S F.4LASb VsTous eli 0t@
~ pEhS PILGRIMS By Wcoi. . ~ .,-- .-
= ", AND IT RRfIOKiES OF lHE OhE- a. % 80
-. At AMERICAN BATTLE -sr-o-- ,.,rv
% 4NLl DEFENSE o. a : AMEai. 4 = sS l.
4r-ee slfl.--d 5y MILLER ORION = AULL!DAfi
No. 5 Pssk-r51
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DR. RIG E's Sc K NJ o NJ
~ PPFACH THE WORD-A Discourse delivered A. ihe
nrs Of the General A.sobls of the Presbyterian Church.
IL her.YoIk May IS, hv v. J. Rec ID. D. -
MISSIONS NEEDFUL TO THP HIGHER BLESSED
MISS OF rBE CHURCH-A Discourse, BY Wm. X. VII
HFms n. 25cents
CARDS SERMON BPFORE THE QUEEN. . cents.
LECTURES To YOUNG NEN-Deliyeed bsi9rs the
Young Mems Christian AsOcia ION, London, t1r $50
TIRE VICTORY WON, BY THE AUTHOR OF THE
MEMOIR OF CAPT. Wears" isno.: q cent?
MEMOIRS or JOHN KITTO, d. D. By the Rev. J. Z.
Rylsnd. vols. limo 50. .. -
MEMOIRS or ADELAIDE LEAPER NEWTON. BY
The Rev Jro raillie i6mo IS 5cents - . -
DIR. HODGES COMMENTARY ON THE EPISTLE TO
THE EPHE>lANS syo % - -.
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CBFEyER's LrCTrkHs ON COwPER l2mo. 81:
ssCoSH,s TYPICAL FORMS AND SPECIAL ENDS IN
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hEMOlhS Os REV. DR. mason. 8vo. -
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BLAkELls THEOLOGY OF INVENTIONS. l@no. ID
HAhILTON's EMBLEMs FROM EDEN Desu;s.
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fRENlNG INf ENSE l6mo a. cents B no. % c'n1
fbE CHRISTIANS GREAT INTEREST. BY "a.nFie'
so cel.s
MOORE on HAGGAI, ZECaARIAH, AND MALACHI
-
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} ist pnb shed b. ROBERT CARTER BNOI Hrs.
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&Pll1IUALISM. - Just published, IN l vol,
- = = e9.ious Iaiex. Priss = -=rs' U tL.s
Ilt-rc.nrse
: u h r-I.lsiy s way and VI Pro5es4y g'e ne Isel-'
i3sa q tbs psboHsrs snd ,los.fh' oi az is 80
Ia M o'h-E 70 -n- pIl' s.ea u ne ~ ~
g NI~ e tie r.. v.f-b. and ebru pub c.fio-s ever
s-r-4 -ou TIE s,frrua Prssr -.evt!t-G .P iEst-a-
Sc-i y eIRiNGER q TOWNSEND. " - ef!ai"syt
Gd - L. BLANC OEAR0. No 10 Va sau s. Nes iofk.
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fireworks.

fireworks.
LIREW WORKS FIR J. WOR K X 81!
The subscribers prepared to furnish all articles il tbs
above line 81
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Their stock compress, among other articles,
No J. Graz KERs, EXTRA SIZE do, TORPEDOES.
ROMAN CANDLES, Plain ard CoOred.
ROCKETS from OF. 10 10 PLAIN and CO,ored
VERTICAL and PIN WHEELS, GRAS5HOPPERS, &c.
Exhibitions furnished az short no,ice
Sole Agents @ LILLIENDABLs Excelsior Fireworks,
JOLLEY 4 TIERS,
No f3 Maiden. lane ard No 1870 Wil.iamst
EIREWORKS-A general assortment Of plain
and colorsd FIREWORKS and Of the estgaAity ia
by BADEAU & LOCKWOOD,
No. -09 WssAingt9n
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I'HE NEW-YoRK DAILY sCS-Is seut 70

Club, ma, a. k2a 5s-. Get srecirsn eopy f.
eeG grs.s, BE -e. p 800 u @
noses :. BEACH, So Of.e, Sss-Y.h.
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Cost ano fcuno.

I OST-A ROLL of BILLS amounting TO S24.
IL The finder will be literally rewarded b. leaving the same
q. The Tribune Ofce.
NOTE LOST or MISLAID.-A NOTE Of
~ GEORGE PALEN Co. Tor 1914 5l dated March -
l2. mOLlhs their order, been lost nsd
The public eaUouet against receiving It. Refer TO ts
An Exchange Bank.
TTNION BANK, Dover y. J.-LOST or Mis-
u LAID lrawn By the Central Rsnrotd Of
New Of auj 0.sed by o. ~ Nuzan ltd
- 1886 three months from date for fi|
IHoUSASD DOLLARS 300. payable at the Bank Of COM
me.ce. y. I.
All geroDs warned agslst negotiating said pay.
neut bee been stOpfed.
A1y regard to the be iet a, the oes
Msssp Phelps Dodge Co. No 10 C!ih street New
YORK eounluI icateG T. the subscriber.
+. C. sEGUR, Cashier
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The best ,p0TtiI novel ever vriItsn" IN T. I1mes
TU S T 7 u B l. l IL ID
MIR. SPONGE'S SPORTINGuTOUR.
Edited by FRANK FORESTER.
With Six Colored Steel Illustrations, by John Leech
IL On. Elessu. Crown Octave Vo neatly bound il Muslin,
Git Price 81 20.
STBINGER TOWNSEND,
Publishers No ~ Broadway, New.York
hi. telling the is for sale by all
sellers Car Steamboat and Newspaper Agents every'
where
NB-Maed ee Of postage reeeip. Of price Circulars
ferpi.hed when requested
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-04

EORSTER on CONSUMPTION, Nc.-JusI
l. suhlsAed 90 rsses, prce One Dime CON>t M 10y
80 SCRGFIIA: polua- resss rcceut ru9oftalt
discoveries raye 70 Ihvr cause nslare I'D ceAS cue
~ FORSTER, NJ D. l. every qng.io1 o. .hs l-a- y
Doctors BOX onaa psctss sud uiateal Suo"-
ce is displayed AID skely tst seesa5e sss'
oufieo lie of Clslnpa11 ALL .eEi-4s Ill .
sneried by rs publication Every family should ban possss-
on II his valuable work vt-h " - extreule enespn9ss
Nasssasi Nbctssle Ase.ts For sale a. =. Book0os g.
gRlDGNAS Co No Ii Grani-st, Nes-l,k u a-y osTt
o. he eogltry
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Gpefial Notices.


Ninth wsrd.-The Republican Committee ef the Ninth
yac ave meet at Bleecker Buildings THIS
EVENING, at g O'clock, On business Of i,nportsnee
AUG'S +. DOW, Secretary.
The Eepnbijcan Association of the Twelfth Ward
viii rms EVEN,NG June at O'Clock, at the house
Of " r. BROWN, Sd sv, near lHtst All persons friendly
10 The cause invited to attend.
EF BRowE, Sec LEWIS BALLARD, Chairman.
Chi Psi Frafernity.-rhe Anniversary Of the above
named Frster ity will be held WEDNESDAY EVENING
Hope Chapel n O'Clock when Grafton will be delivered
by w Z. C.. WHITING Of Buffalo, and & by MORTI
MER n. THOMPSON %. X. Phiiander Does.eks, r. b. Of
this City.
General society of Mechasiics and Tradesmen Of
the city Of New -YOrk.The Regular Meeting Of the sOc
city will be held 81 Mechanics Hf No Az Broadway THIS
"wednesday EVENING, at one hour after sUusei.
WH. VAN NORDEN, Secretary.
RIfunesot Settlement As-ociaton.-Eotice hereby
given that the O this Association Iemsinng here
regularly on THIS and every WEDNESDAY EVENING, at
j. s. Berry, Secretary.
CssI mt Leayiff, Deiisser g. Co.'s, Nos. 67 and SO
BIOaawsy and that magnificent CENTER TABLE, the
only 81 the kind Imported into this country 10 be sold
~ Auction June g.
size for 50 The cheapest
place good pciocs is at SHERWOODS, No l09 9th
between 18th and 10th sts ~ BIave beer operator at
WeiliDes in Bloeckerst. for the last years
iIson's BusiDess Directory for 1867 is now in
preparation and will shortly be published Price IS The
rutc cautioned examine ali Directories offered 70 them
l. fore purchasing Publication O.e No. 579 Broadway
of Wbtest
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Il X T. ST X + NJ e N. -
IL No Of patriotic than Firemen none
,.ore .oeisl; orderly Witness their meenssa.
FIRE. EMS HALL.
For EXTERNAL ard INTERIOR VIEWS Of which see
PRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
To be had Of az newsyenders 10 Agency No 1903
kassaust ROSS d EOUsEfi Agents.
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BOOKS AID sT.TTOVFRY WhOiesaIe and

R0CkS AID STATIONERY, Whoesasis I'iiSl ana
- hr'AL-LEAFiTT / aLLsS, f-os- -, ----,e- n
e. ise removed tie store ~ so nyt "a f-- s.s
~ -F' S1tfs iaeT E ssep ,orslalu -. :, ;. A. a. % III.
''Io-s t-r- eI, Il Llrsrstare f3sc-esNh -, -
40 a f,od ..-s-.--.,. of sn- Writing Ps>Ts et,so'et
s.s-k Bsofs = Al ssT J-tes;less ;s;f-4 - s|.- -
s-o.SLsL
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EtOPIE from New-Y0rk and other cities Tis-
irr Ne4pc-;. X. .iss con ~ ssaoa VI. md THE v
Y. TKlBUSf Al Other NEWSPAPERS = god is-oft
nert = STAT iONERI; also Tbe L0.to4 srsfst Sews.
Plob. faiEe ga ans Magazine. Litsls Living
Axe. lt 3 rLLtl'S Neg sps Peg All s-.sl.c D-ps
NJ. rs I1a- e.. o?l-s is tlv P-ss otlls.
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fine ARTS.
g. p O X T A II f A D.
~ GREAT PICTORIAL COMING.

COUPIL q Co. beg leave TO announce that the
" Exhibition Of tie Painting, ,,
NMARIE ANrOINETTE,"
will be closed on SATURDAY, 7th inst.
No. S6 Broadway.
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uTAILACKs sTHEAIER. Boxes aud Parqu'

TrI-ER,s EMPIRE HALL.
IL Great AtTactia
TAsLRAUX AND MUSICAL SoifEfS
N.-s. week Of -, srO,rrt
'''' Mo- LovARNY ans Ma. =. SroFEL
Three New Gu.td TtlicauN ..,-rv-
W.srs.S.x a.A Ssfsrisy Afternoons,
BfBrI~AL PICTURES
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1856-01-09
.CONGRESS-NO SPEAKER.

No Speaker vet, and no better prospect Of the
election of one The discussions which have taken
Mace seem to have rendered parties irreconcil-
able than ever. But the opposition members Of the
House are clearly responsible for this state of things
The Democrats, who are in minority, can do no
more than stand upon the Constitution, as they have
done since the House assembled There they arc,
the proud and mistaken embodiment of the only
national party in the country; and there VIC trust
they will remain. But what excuse can Southern kN
members offer, for voting constantly for Mr.. Fuller,
who obtained his seat by opposing the rights OF the
South in the common territories? MesSrs Purycar,
Paine and Rcade knoac that Mr. Richardson is sound,
and that he has been so from the first on this vital
question and d, they imagine their constituents
will excuse them fer their coarse in refusing to vote
for him, Mmp7y because he IN a Dcmocrats But fer
the delicate condition of the relations of the United
States with Great Britain. it would not he very inn
portan that the House should organize at any rate,
for months to come. The appropriations have ali
been voted mp TO the end of next J.nc-the term OF
the present House will expire the 4th of March fol-
lowing and an extra session OF the Congress
could he held Immediately thereafter. The cavern
me could certainly exist eight months without leg
isation. This, l. is true, would be an Inconvenience
and an evil but the discussion and the consequent
agitation Of the slavery question for twelve Or cgi-
teen months by House decidedly against Us, would
be still greater evil
There can be doubt however, that a failure TO or
ganze at all by the present House, would injurious
" affect the character of government in the cs-
nation of foreign nations. Great Britain would pre-
badly find in such condition of things the grounds
for new demands in relation to the Central American
question and at any rate, the government would
not be able from the want of the necessary appro-
prialons, to put the country in readiness to vind-
cate lis rights on land and
Let it be borne in mind, that while Southern X.
n. members of the House voting, and have been
steadily voting for a Northern man for Speaker
whose record on tie slavery question is by means
a fair onc-i,u member of their Order North, with
the exception of Mr. Walk, and IN black Republican
has indicated disposition to support one of their
own number for the / lace. The Democrats Of the
South, who comprise the majority from this Sec
tor have been cndeavoring to carry out Mr.. Reades
proposition, by voting for Mr.. richardson's but Mr..
Rcadvs H. n friends from the free States have
shown no disposition TO respond to his proposition
by selecting Southern man. And still Mr. Rcadc,
and Mr.. Paine who approves Mr.. Rcadcs PROPOSE
ton, and Mr. Purycar, continue vote Tor Mr. Fn.-
Ter! 1t is singular that Mr.. Rcade should make such
proposition, and then refuse to carry it out in
practice.