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MAURICE sTRAKOsCH's
Grand Concert Company.

MAURICE sTRAKosCH's
Grand Concert Company,
OFFERING COMBINATION or INDUSTRIOUS NAMES
NEVER YET EoUALLED.
Tbs public respectfully informed that
M'DLLE TERESA PARoDf
VIII give her
Fra 0ra~d orrais ssess pOpu,ar, scsanso1, and In
sfrppenfai
CONCERT,
Between he 10Th and i5b Of September,
on she assisted BY following sistin-
Tui'hsd arstesi
ssnor N. TtBERISI, The great tenor.
Ibis hn appearance In Wa,hinEton,)
Eispor OSWALD nERNhpDI, ne eminent Baritone,
(his first appearance IN wa,hinEion)
NJ sTRAKOsCH y happy inform the Pubo that he has e.
fuct.d arrangement with the wonderful violinist,
PAUL JULIEN,
wac ske departure for the Court o. France
cppseussd v pay farewell Cor limited number o
= fhts IN M'aae Pafoai's rrana concerts.
~. -nss wi ~ upd.r me direction Maurice suakosch
sept lo-dw
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We have had opprsssvty bot Weahsr io ~ 80, -
lays
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The negroes Of Boston have recently held meeting and
adopted the following resolution
ResoVed That We the coored citizens Of Boston, will
support with voice and John c. Fremont Of Cali
forna President Of the United States and VIM L. Day
ton, Of New Jersey, Vice President,
Hamlet Dost thou think Alexander looked Of this
plexon
" Horatio Fen so, my lord.
Hamlet. And smst so Pub |"
No..
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In recent communication 70 the city oouncils, q
mayor depreoatss the habit which The various hre con
panies seem 70 have acquired q sl.spng n ne sugn
houses "a full Of demoraliziug Tendencies.
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An Army 70 Be Raised in Ohio 10 Conquer ne South
The New York Tribune, not content with assexsrating
that the "Union Is not worth supporting in oonnerion
with the South" proposes to raise armyin Ohio
to conquer the South"
"Let the governor Of the State Of Ohio issue procla-
nation special session OF the legislature and LET the
enrolled militia OF the State march 10 Kansas by
thorty let ten thousand be at despatched after
this fashion Gov Chase Is just the 20 inaugurate
this movement With such army he could rally
his standard from the bold yeomAury OF Ohio he could
conquer the whole South But LET the governors Of Iowa
Wisconsin and all the New England States proceed fol-
low the example OF the governor OF Ohio
How win Governor Chase receive this proposition 7
Here is chance for Of the truculen warriors and
military heroes Of this great State Their ambition Is
longer hemmed in by the limits Of Kansas WAr-a war
Of conquest-S openly urged upon them by their chief
leader. Let Chase raise his army possible
When he does So hope be win place Greeley at the bead
OF Of the brgades Giddngs at the bead Of another
and the ferocous and combave editor Of the Gazette
the head Of third On their way conquer the South
trust that they win pass through Hamilton county
and promise they win be very cordially received by
few hundred boys; and IL there S any virtue In cold
BATH and the Ohio river supplies the necessary element
their vAlorous purposes viii be subjected 10 that process
which said to be very heAthul and soacous In curing
lunadcs- Cincinnati Enquirer.
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The Black Republicans toy Di'uaioH and civii Var.
The Ontario Repository, Fillmore paper, published In
CanandaiguA New York. has the following, which Illus
trates In beautiful the spirit peryading the
black-republican organization The Repository says:
In the midst Of speech at Clifton at the anniversary
OF the LIST Of August Mr. Garrett the ooored orator stop
ped short and called for three cheers for Fremont They
we're given, the multitude assembled AZ the black
vention were principally republican,
"No sooner was this done than Mr. Garrett lifting his
hand with great emotion, exclaimed We belevewhites
and baoks-hat God has ordained TO the ooored Of
this country liberyand liberty intend 10 have We
intend to get II the ballobox II II
get there resolved 10 the and the
TO THE MIR This followed by yocferous applause
They 60 only for civil but worst Of all for servile
war before they win submit the laws and constitution
OF their country"
Is II not about time that party which applauds such
sentiments as that which actually has drawn the sword
in Kansas in unfurlug the black Gag Of revolution In
Washington by refusing to appropriate money 70 carry
the national govsrnment-was put down by the American
people, Ohio St1tcsmdn.
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The registration b after the adoption ofsevsra amend
mens was passed by The board q council a M
city on Monday afternoon last
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HAfHR IRON Hio.-@By the hrfIVa OF The snip Ualego
New Orleans intelligence has been received from Rio to
the 10th July From the lst TO the 18th July the ship
men,s OF coffee amounted to 95,335 bags There were
44l5 bags shipped the 9b of which 3773 were for
the United States. The Gallego brought 1890 bags
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outstanding evidences Of other classes o ne dent oi ~ "
public Of TeTss be specified BY his department
AuE a2--dinlsJan
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RECOVERY BODY oy PHILIP CAIS, sR.-The body Of
this gentleman found among the ruins Of the Mount
Vernon Hotel on the 9Th. The under arrest for
setting fire this hotel has been discharged for want Of
sufficient evidence.
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DARN on A MEDICAL oFFIcER--Dr. Isaac Hulse we'll
known and surgeon in the United States
navy died at Warrington navyyard, Florida the 2sh
alt Deceased was attached the naval hospital at War
rinRton at the time Of his death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

CHICAGO, Nov 1.-The free State prisoners at
Lecompton have published an address to the
American people, in which they state they are
confined in small loath>ome prison, with two
cannons in front Of it, under guard # militia re
Gently enlisted, and that they unable to pro
cure medical assistance or sufficient food or Goth
ing. VIM. Buwes, free State man, from ST.
Charles Missouri, has died since his arrest. The
ADDRESSES signed by eighty one of the prison ers.
formerly belonging to Rhode Island, Mas~arha-
sets, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Ilhros,
Wisconsin and Iowa.
The above i II genuine :" Kansas Dispatch
It is not at all likely that if the free State ,ris
oners were in the situation described, that they
would have the privilege of writing 'addrps>os'
10 tie American people" Ed. DIS.
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The Swedish papers relate strange occur
renee:
"As the inhabitants of Teg and the neigt Dor
ing villages, in the province of Western Batten.
assembled for the village fete on the 20th of
September, they were surprised 10 see large
knife, very sharply pointed fall close to young
man named Lndemann, who about to take
part in dance. At this same moment three 9th
or similar knives fell one after the other, and
wounded him in the hand. the back aud the abdo-
men, and then came one which struck him in the
heart and he fell dead. 1t could not be discov
cred who had thrown the knives, hut the police,
knowing that peasant named Silocquist bore
great animosty to deceased, on account of hS
having been preferred by young woman
named Ahlqnist, to whom they had both paid
their addresses, sought after him, and after tw"
days search arrested him in the midst of n band
of gipsies in a forest, dressed as one of them.-
On being searched eleven knives, similar &" thns'
thrown at Lindcmunn. discovered. aud II
was ascertained that thu gipsies had taught him
to throw knives with such precision as to caus"
them 10 fall exactly at given point. lie is a b."
brought to trial. The young woman Ahlquist
affected at the tragcal affair, that she
drowned herself"
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Il. FRANCE & co. MANAGERS.
Prizes Amounting TO $3.50 800.
WIN he according the following splendid Scheme
AO 900 Nina hers - 4 10 Prizes
Praes payable n full without deduction
Whole Tickets s20--Hsivss Si0--Quarters IS
AppRnSIMA TIDN PRIZES


Whole Tickets s20--H,lvss $40 Quarters s.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The preceding succeeding numbers TO those
will be entitled to the sse approx
lion prizes example If ticket No ll25O draws the
300 numbered ll2ie l2 1881 and
ll2ja Sto0 and according to the
above schee should be drawn, the approx
nations 10000 ticket No. 10000
the appro xmatons would be 20 $685. 29999
Is ticket NO 2a999 should be drawn tho approx
nations sill be on the same principle.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above hcinc there O ttksts nuubured rom
There 2a full prizes and es approximations,
making In all ITO Prizes
The numbers $4,000 spending with the num-
printed separate slip at rolled
up with small tin tubes anti placed in Glass
Wheel
of the different 22 ull prizes similarly pn
enrced placed in another wheel After rovol-
wing heels dysv froA the whee.o numbers
time prize drawn from the other wheel by
boys who huioLied Tie aamber and the prize drawn
oTcn.d exhibited the audience and registered by
the Commissioner the prize being placed against the nuinoe
drawn Ihsopcratlon is repeated unt an TIE PRES az
drawn The drawing Is then printed ana ~ster eoAf
son Commissioner ccrtites Its CORRECTNESS ,..rv
p tickets packages IN any 90 IN" axy
land lotteries, wi prompt attention. anu .'
n',. - ~ f"'N"" n n HUBBARD d Co,
Aduress =. - nv No 40 Baltimore Maryland
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Burlingame and His Negro Friends.

We learn from Boston paper that a levee Of
the colored citizens Of Boston was held on Tues
day evening at Rev, Mr. Grimes church in Belk
nap street The attendance was very large, and
the occasion was one of much hilarity and enjoy
ment Addresses delivered by Hon. Arson
Burlngame and Rev John Prince. Tho Assem-
bly, separated at late hour with enthusa -te
cheers for Fremont and with reiterated express
sions of determination to rally the entire colored
vote of the fifth district for the e-eectiou of
Burlingame.
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lATisS1 NEWS.
Three Da,.I.,,r fran, r,,.n.

QuEBEe, November 3-rhe steamer Canadian
win date. from Liverpool 10 tha 2lst October,
has arrived here.
COMMERCIAL.
Ifrerpool, October 2l.-Cotton advanced = I6
with large sales aud an active speculative bust
ness under the Canadu's news. Snes for 3 DAYS
amount TO 6o,O30 bales, including 81 900 to spec.
nhtors. Closed firm. Breadstoffs- Finer DUAL.
tiles of Wheat firm; lower qualities declined ID
add; Red o. 2lai0s II. Flour quoted at from
unchanged to decline of 6llls; Baltimore and
Philadelphia ;f23aSA; Ohio 35ia374s. Corn
steady-W bite 3Ja3a4s Yellow and Mixed ;}3Ba
34S
Coasos for money %
New YORK, Nov. 3.-The French steamer Vi
60 has arrived. with dates frou the continent TO
the 2lst inst.
THE CONFERENCE.
The Paris Conference was to re assemble ON
the 10th November.
NAPLES.
Government papers state that the King of Ma
pies has engaged the Cabinets at Vienna, ST. Pc
tersburgh, and Berlin, 10 conclude in favor of
the integrity of Two Scilies. a treaty analogous
TO that guaranteeing tne integrity of the Otto
man Empire.
The latest advices state that preparations for
the defence of Naples redoubled. No modi-
iea'ion Of the Neapoltan Ministry had taken
place. All were anxiously waiting for the arri-
val ofthe Allied fleets. Tho French fleet was
anchored in the Roads at roulonready To depart.
-Four Sandman ships were also lying ready at
Genoa. The English Squadron, under the com
mand of Admiral Dundas, sailed from Ajaco on
the morning of the 9TH ult.
England and France had suspended diplom attic
relations with Naples. No Possibilities had TIA
kan place.
ENGLAND
Lord Palmerston is preparing new re torm
bill. Lord Jno Russell threatens similar mea-
sure.
TIE LATEST.
The statement that France had summoned
Austria to evacua.e the principutics is disc red
tied.
The Cologne Gazette says that all the powers
except the United States have assented t, the
original respecting the Danish Sound Dues.
A ministerial crisis and assuming more favor
able appearance
Persia solicits the mediation Of France i'll hel
difficulty with England.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-05

~ We the liberty OF calling the steh'oh oi our
"a onr suppv Ornaments consisting Oh ii
chains of patterns with Gold Crosses attached Ao
"a stock of od Bracelets plain bands and engraved bands
very rich and beautiful together with something very p
and pretty in the of Box and Glass braceiee
bracelet easps the bracelet clasps "hich
we can up very short notice AIS" soheuhs Ve'y
w solicit an early above articles are very asten
and unless ..uch mistaken IL 60 on speeohS
octqt fti.N ff Num- " S'>@' .
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weather Nes,w -Dctcut;,r of ycs.cra

BUFFALO, Nov. 1.-The heavy gale of las, night
caused nearly all the vessels which left here yes.
terdav to return The steamer Plymouth Fock,
which left last evening on her last trip to d, trot
sprung her arches in the gale and was obliged To
put back. On entering the harbor this morning
She parted her wheel chains and swung a cross
the channel, and with great difficulty eytr-
Gated from her pcrilous position without rious
damapp
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ti1pr8sitig.

We were glad to learn yesterday THAI III" com
dition of DR.. Fnney. who Wa wounded N the
recent 4 rel. was more favorable than on The pre-
vious day Dispatch.
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Accident Il the stcan,r No,t, q I'VE riess.

NJ ,NrREAL. Nov. 1.-The Canadian ocean
steam hip North America ran aground opposite
This e;tv - iav, while coming uP the river. She
ON leaynriug to avoid a,toher vessel at tho
tine. N,, serious damage was done
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAVIS.
lNNGaNE Avn mII.IsFOW E.-wewi,I

lN>Ga>E AM MILLS rom sAIE.-wewiii
RIVER Canal or harw Wednesday the 3fd n lie
ccmhcf fan the first fair day thercsrr except
Jay one steam nEne 10 horse powef nav In operation with
Saw tafs aud Plaster Mil attached thereto Also. several
parcels OF Land lying about miles the Canal
there is good Bridge the River Teams uersea
en- wagons tnrts Rak smiths Tools. CHAINS, ANCs
Inc land Is at tn quality aud he huught low Address
the undersigned at lis lwieksse 4 t. Nelson co. Va
nov > ri,blcc 4. Il PATERSON \ co
NOTuGE.-Ib undersigned wishing to mni,.
change in hnSinnsa oner to s3l On fhndav, the lsth
day ot boeomhers the MAGNOLIA HOUSE nj Bristol. the
largest aud most conveniently arranged Hotel In Western VII
gina Immediately the Terminus of the Virginia ronnes
see Railroad that will receive fun patronage fum the
Road ri all times The Magnolia House possesses adv anages
over a other Houses in BRISTOL 1t being tho only accessible
House In the place
The Hotel Is directly opposite the Va 4 Tenn r. lao
feet trout aud running 100 oe back aud stories high aud
within ~ Yards OF the track with good water andou building,
all complete
They will also sell Lots adjoining Virginia Depot, well
suited Tor huSiness Of KIND
The aheYe p"pert not disposed OF privately before Will
be sold 10 the hges bidder at public auction in front Of the
Magnolia House at - O'Clock NJ Thursday the 18th day
OF December
TRIMS third cash aud the balance equal install
approved security. W a. rECk,
aEo q LANauoRNE,
s W iANFuRD.
Ia Richmond whis Petersburg Express staunton spec
accounts To this Onlcc lnov SctlSdrc
SAIE OF NAIIAB1.E REAI. EsrATE.-
~ As trustee in decd Of made 10y u Il Lyman, will
sell nj public auction Saturday the 9Th day OF November
next at o'clock NJ, On the rromises the property de
cfed IN the said decd AS One acre o'round with douhie
btch Tenement thereon the city of IynChhg aud
adjoining the Tobacco Factory o Mcdaniel Hurt Preston
II will be sold credit OF d. ~ and II months for negotiable
money from the day % sale JNO q. l.. GoGGlN
oct 80 doodtsnov Trustee,
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WILLS, HAwLsNs n CO., &c,


" NERS photographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street
doors from Bridge Street Iypchburg Va mac Era in ne
photographic Ar Great improvement on the "Ambroypc"
Positive Pictures glass tinted aud In colo SURPRISING in
beauty durability, artistic effect and life like expression
Style If Portraits Miniatures before drawn by pencil
light.
FOR fncnoss roundncs depth of light aud rich
of they wonderful They without the glare
the DaRucreuype be ia light, and right and
ctt.' showing views Of the face
They he taken dull and cloudy weather well
clear weather at short stng and cascd and framed
without delay.
has returned from the North with every improve
and has repaired and fitted his Gallery
and beautiful sty and would be pleased to wait all
who favor him with call Photographs, plain cloed
In oil or in the finest style OF the
DaPuerreotypcs, Paintings. drawings, &e, copied Out
door ard Miniature of deceased taken at the
shortest notice
RfMfMEFH-Chsrges moderate and lkenesos
please Stock for sale aud instruction in the art.
% ll-ts n. S. IANNER
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By II Il l. + & K APH
Election Returns,

Election Returns.
RienuoSn, New. An Richmond Fillmorc's NIT
jority is 2s3.
In fcnreo three precincts give Democratic gain ;
Petersburg gives Democratic gains-Democrati c
majority l6i
In Fredericksburg the Democratic majority is 10.
In Manchester flllmores majority ia 80.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
LinERry, Va, Nov. 4tb --Fillmores majority 10
Liberty 100 Nothing further yet from the count y.
ROANOKE COUNTY.
SAlKu, VA, Nov. 4.--Buehanans majority in
Salem %, and Cave Spring l25.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
CuRlsrIASsnuRa, Nov. A.--Demoeatio majority Vt
this precinct 500 gain
WYrnG COUNTY.
WyrurylLLr Nov. l-Buehanan's majority In tow n
aud one precinct Oh.
indictments for Forging NnturaIIa.a-
ton Papers.
NEW YoRK, Nov. A number ofindctments have
been found in the L. $. District Court for forging
naturalization papers and stupen1ous attempts to
manufacture fraudulent votes have been discovers 4.
The parties names have been withheld for prudential
reasons.
Markets.
NFw YoRK Nov, ith.--Flour is dropping and
changed Wheat is lowcr--WhiteS 81 6s, Red 81 So.
Virginia 6s alA.
BALTIMORE, Nov. dth.--flouris unchanged. Wheat
has declined from To 4 cts
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NEGROES WANTED-Tbe Va. a. Tenn.
Railroad Company 400 sie bodied Negroes
work On the repairs of said road the depots during
"a" 'saing Carpenters and Backsmhs also wan
I'd E II. GILL,
90 - G0an Gen Supt
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I--n0F ;.
-.,01sTaNT to she PSblic-Au gods war
i ranted as rspresentedat "

,.,a suo.,TSMEN AND OTHE RS.-Wehnvc
onened for our Fall Sales very dne assortment OF
Nv and single Barrel Guns. Hunting Tackle &c, &c Sc
etJ Of tho importers and manufacturers OF English
Gnns we uducemcn those W no desire
~ and will give our stock examination Among the
General assortment line character equal to
any imported SiMfSoN DNo
Ifaoyr
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CalLsIoH.-0a Thursday evening iast, aeagular,
tGtuot serious collision occurred the Railroad at
Emory anl Henry College, nine miles east Of Ahiag-
don. dust as the mail train made its mon'eataTy
halt at the College rumbiing was heard ahcad, and
instantly was observed flying down tile track, two
freight cars which had become detached from pre-
eeliag train, in going up the heavy grade at that
POINT The Eaaireer Immediately reversed. and made
eFcir effort TO kceP out ofthc way Of the Wild chase
Of tie box cars, hGt they soon overlook him, aai
m1de It tremendous lunge against Ae engine with no
other damage than considerable fright To the passed.
gers. both trains compelled TO hack to tie
junction which threw thea IL hours behind timc
Apssenaar informs as that the In gineer. Nr. Cal
aH. acted 9.th great deal Of prudence and bravery
aai aoetor his foresight there Is re telling wha1 L.
ssrn5tt 81 life aul property would have to''a"ei-
\ fer aa5rcd boy Hsn upon tie train, deserved
e."lt ere it for his GOODNESS and hie,ity ii @}An
,1ga1ias.
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TAIL An ~ sEE those dnc Extracts for tho
u handkerchief At LANdhOkhE WAI.ASFS
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a-,:.y rAws,.Y a:HosExv.-wc have nov

please. Stock for sale aud instruction in the art
N-Ew FAMILY s.HOEEHv.-wchav now
"a Ia store aud intend to keep hand good Family Groce
s Scr and superior liam Durkce Yeast io,er. new
and superior ncc, Mustard, Pepper salt Ginger, Spice,
nantur raow Candies. Also a beautiful lot of Ladies'
' trade ' '''s 'e ''' VNLESTiNT p mESiN Sa'"
P 5 Always hand good assortment of Staple Dry
esEcoND s,och Of Ne" Winter t!oods-rhc
~ snschcr ar"h"" receiving their second stock OF Fail
CHM Sdh> Black do onse striped pelaines Satin Striped
examine. JAS. y. srlGLER & co.
& HAVE for snlr fine Pianos and
tho other nearly so bagan can be had by early appli
eatt"n - j. \. "ohpoNf trustee.
apOMNADE,A ".-s"pcrio'is' omn"de i"hnnd
.ys 'g s@nfrosa m ourselves Of the pnrest material,
n q@a to 9ny I2a Aso oo E1Igh Pemmad Of
SrRoTHER & WHITEHEAD
aDHDFEss0Is Woods Hair Rc-,orcr.
i "auo,f - 10 the genius whose tonic, We say,
Turns back to its color the hair that was grey"
supply of the above celebrated ar'ici, for sale BY
roy Is J II SEAG. Draggist.
aNIEI.ED Cio,h. s.i"-cys. Sc.-Wr invite per
a. wishing e par hes' Pulled cloth Idns'y' Sanetts
sePsts J. \. SrGGLER y co.
SHAw,s. shnw,s. shnw,s. 500 shnvis more
- les Of all kinds just received and for se cheap for
cash by JND. j. PtBslS. All
l-ds
YUNO "A WSESs7a.-Tne Forum; Forty
Il Years ull Practice at tie Philadelphia Bar by David Paul
Brown pricc 81 CO. received at MOR>IS
4i-ts
GtED. VI. RUCkEEs Il CO., IyBchbnrg, Va.
4H SEPT ~ 1856 Are receitn ing thfr Stock of all
Winter Fancy and staple Dry Goods t" which they re-
pecfully their aud the public
Ali persons really fashionsb desue able goods will
find greatly THEN to cali ami make their purchases
Stock unusually large and gotten up with the
greatest possible to style quality and price
I oct d.tts
~ Il q. T.. DonnaiIy'. justly celebrated Oil
IL Heavy, Mountain Buck Gloves Dozen iusrt
reiyed Seal Skin Fur Top and Presidents Ganu
lets Kid Cloth Calf Dog Lisle, silk Berlin and other
stvle of Glove worth having, be found nj The
CLOTHlNd & FURNISHING BAZ AAk
mob Ats
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Tenn u. OLIVER,
- No. - s.rnyier street.

NFW ORLEANS Ia,
AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANUFACTURED ToHAC.
co, would respectfully solicit Cnnsgnments from Manu-.
lecturers in Virginia with the that he docs not
deal IN the Commission Merchant
time and attention will be devoted the interests of those wo
favor him with their consmcnts which liberal ad
will ho made
RfffhfNefs-oylcr& Keen, Jesse Hare Co, Hurt x
Preston Knight Allen. Col Aug. Lesich, Ammon O.
Hancock, ISnchburg thas NJ Cosby l.. II Holland, Dan
vile John : Walker, Richmond
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citp agu State aHatrs.

rar yiEGfsA CovFERfvcE ~ rur NErnoplsr
4.o,rsszAxr CneacH will commence lis neat Annual
sessioa in Wesley ehape, ) city, to morrow
,,orning. at 10 o'clock. T. 80 Ing sermon will I've
naeached at Il o'clock by the President of the Con-
trrcnce.