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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29
NTEv, ast..s4aCapsONs of Tx5E AMEssI

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~ an = : UNION
Fruit az INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CIARKE.--
Nrry interesting volume and should be read by all ages
Scrts and denominations.
RIsH AMY is highly interesting and seasonable volume.
MEMOIR OF BoLIN oung Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly beuehted by reading this Memoir.
tArAcoMEs OF RoME--We need call attention TO this
yolumc-the title will that.
school DAYS RNIEWED students should not fail read
this volume
TIN SAD MlarAKEA narrative illustrating much vivid
and fidelity the mistakes which often
religious training Of f1mcs. Parents don't you need this
THE GREAT QUESTION Is great book. 1t great in
forests. VII you read il
All 81 the ahaN", and the publications Of the S
Union generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books vmn Books, Maps and Miscellaneous volumes
Lad at Lanshone Maiiips Book Store Lynehhurp Va.
T. e JENNINGS,
feb Its Sup't Am $ 5 Inion
AEeSsSSE. R6& ES--.sasi received ~ fine n..
ANh sortment OF MI ST AL BON Els which play from three
10 SIX tunes each. Cali and see them. ". T. GREENE
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agents the sale of Saws manufactured by
messrs il II Barger Co Richmond aud have on hand
and tor sale, at manufacturers prices;
Circular Saws, the various sizes, to 81 inches
Upright Mil Saws
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cTO.Es. STOVES !--Bu.t received nnothc,

- lot Of those glorious Morning Star Cooking Stoves for
wood or coal All in want OF the most complete Cooking ar
brought out the United States cordially
invited call atthe Furnace and Range Warehouse and
anime them Zoe Its {, s. BLISS
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n Nrnier d!rntcs !---N -pIchdid hssoff'ntht Of
Fancy Crates which, beauty and cheapness,
this rrkct Let all consult their and
comfort and Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters clad hand
oc lsts C. S. BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-29

rubbing MATERIALS AZ S0ST-Hay
y ing determined to close stock of C,rnnr,nr
Hardware and Building Materials, including an ovtpsi
sortment of LOCKS HINGES, SCREWS wINnoW
GLASS, sc. Sc, the whole stock now offered AZ s,,
Those wishing anything in that line would consult their
ests by giving me call before purchasing csew hetr
lIts N-tNorr,N,
4 Nd I've Whi-iscy and ssrund,-
~ large stock Of old Whisiry
French brandy, Apple Brandy, Rum Gin e.
For salebv ldee 12tsl Les 4 ToItvSou
ppir-' npp'"--3o barrels Of s;reen npn,es
~ part of them PiPpus Just and for sale
''ee us LEE a JOHNSON
4 WAi', 60 L. .-Joo bpst,rl. yaon,ro,,,,r,
freely, fer sale from the Depot by t '' ''rnS
zee l-'- LEE & JOHNSON.
UN0K REMIT large aud beautiful d; 2NIrt, .-.-
- FRONT STORE HOUSE, now occupied nv r. Ea:
Wtiiams opposite tho Citizens Savings Bank Imc5 AAA
ate possession given ang 25ts YANCFY 4 n,VIs
IlhANM BOOKS, BLANK RonKs .,
- q CHRISTIAN have in and for sale .l,roo 49,
wen selected assortment of Blank Books eud sto,on ~
"eh ih'y would call the attention all Ia want of sr,pb
- AAA Pair Yarn Socks for sn,e N,
-SsOVV tdcc ltsl CRAWFORD q RIcaApns
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N advertisements take pleasure IA hn"uhihk To my
friends customers. By The kpoined certificate that
house all disease aud shall be pleased 10 ALL
as usual J. H. soIpMbN
Mn JOHN IL soLoaoS--Dear Sir This will notify you
that your house regarded disease aud that
authorised to open doom again.
Respectfully -. . -
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NfOraCE.-The subscriber having pareh"sed
~ Of L. his entire interest stock of Groceries.
Dry Good. Iron &C. of the firm Of kuckc Redd viii
tiune the the old stand whsre he soos call from
the friends patrons who literally his old firm
JANUARY lst 1856 AMBROSE II. RUckER
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my GOODS. GROCERIES,, &C.

nlesOlUTlON.-Then arm Of Hacker n htra"
Is this ay dissolved by mutual consent The name OF
concern either partner IN closing the nus
mesa Thetr BOOKS be kcana 1t the counting
room Of the old stand occupied by A. Rucksr where
thew m he pensed creditors and debtors call
and settle their acccunts AMbkpsb - .ehhh
JANuART lst, leH LOUIS w hhDD.
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ANEW GOODS


IN time their Ready lad Clothing business will from hi
time dispose of their entire stock of Ready Made Clothing
cost for cash The stock large desirable Country me
chants and all In want Of good Clothing viii well to pv
call. npy l9.ts JAS a. STIGlER 4 co
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subscriber Ia wing purchased of Mcdaniel
Hurt Preston their interest ia the coucern of Wm +
ndHsen \ 20. viii continue the GROCERY, COMMISSION
q" FORWARDING 81 SlNESS, at the old stand, "a,
sln whore they wkeep hand stock Gulno Plaster
me ahd cement, for sale at the low cash prices
lie elurS his thanks tn the friends OF late
public generally for the liberal patronage IT
at hopes 10y using his best eNertiuns merit acontnnaut
tho same To the now concern.
apl H.dS WNi r. ANDERSON
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bills being uew distributed friends may exr,ct 10 So
Sh'eong around iof the balance of this month during wh
V wv are oes'r'ns ot collecting all due LIST January
q are new manufacturing our Spring and Summer stncl -,
Iur- A"p OF cash weekly 10 pay oil army OF hand,
N'hop' tue eiS OF our collectors viii meet with sbsta
u response. B'RkDI'GUS SII AEE,p "a,
49, -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
ABELL & M Q N T Y,
Auction and Commission
MNMSMM ~ s,

DyYlcE AND S.LEsRaoM-NyEKs STREET. NORTH
StpE, ApovE BIKD srkEtr,
WM. II. ABELL,. General Auctloneer
FOR oROVILlE AND BUTTE COUNTY
-Aa<--
Is in any part OF the c"uniy promptly attended 10
Commission, viii bc promptly attended To, ami eA-
{,used to Tie best advantage.
II
REGULAR SAFE DAYS, NEDSEsDAs AND SATURDAYS
Conditions of Sale-TERMS CASH.
a Ill PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTf III must
"a make II deposit of ten per cent. on the DAY oi
Sale the balnlice on The delivery of The Deeds. ~
our Sni.rs,s,m viii always be tOInd large assort-
lnent ot Groceries and rruviiions, Wines, Liquors
,and Cigars al wholesale and RETAIL at prices "hich
defy cumpetitio III OrOville or MurysvIIle. Can nhd
see for Yourselves, before purchasing else" here
Renembthe Sign-Myrrs street. above Bird. s2o'i
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

REGULAR SALE DAYS, MEDSEsDAs AND sATUhDNi
Conditions of Sale-TERMS CASH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

PATENTS ISSUED IN lS55'-From q
table, published in tho Scientific inner
ican. we learn that the total number of
patents issned in $500, from the pa
tent office at Washington, was 1869.
Of these, 466 were for people in New
York, 323 to Massachusetts, 236 to
Pennsy lyania, l26 10 Ohio, and l01 to
Connecticut, those five States taking
more than two-thirds of the patents.
California took out five patents during
the year. OF those machines, 1863
were for manufacturing lumber, 95 for
land conveyances, and l63 for metal
lurgy and manufacture of metals. Mas
sachuselts had one to 5000 of popula.
ton, or to 600 adults. Such proper
tion is certainly not to be approached
in any portion Of Europe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
FOR S SALE!

80, THE banding and lot situated On Montgom-
K.s: cry street aud kanwD as the Hotel de France
LII with n Int ou zach side with a stable. The
house is doing good business. and is one Of the
best business stands in the place One of the part
ners being obliged to leave for the purpose of settling
some family business, isthe reason offered for song
this valuable property. -
For further particulars apply on the premises.
osi-f CLOUCHEr & BULLl0D.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
Otpuile DliIq 1Jutte Returh.

PRINTING Presses, PULPIrs AND
PETTICoATs.-There are three great
levers that govern the world. With
out them the bottom would fall out,
and society would become chaos
again. The press makes people patri-
otto, the pulpit religious, but women
sways all things. There would be no
going 10 church if there were no girls
there, neither would there be any go
ing to war were the soldiers to meet
with no applause but from the mascu-
lines. Without the sunshine shed by
women, the rose of affection would nev.
er grow, nor the flowers of eIoquence
germinate. In short, she is the en-
CINE of life, the great motive power Of
love, val,r, aud civilization. In proof
Of this, truth in all history speaks in
trumpet tones.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

THE AREA AND POPULATION CT Rus
sIA.--Aecording to the Westminster
Rerie,c, Russia. possesses in Europe
and Asia, surface of 34S, l65 square
miles, occupied by 6S, lS3, ,437 inhabi-
Iants While Englsnd has 1880 in
habitants b. the square mile and France
3,7S9, Russia in Europe has only 647,
and in the whole Of her empire only 63.
1t is this want of concentration which
renders it of the first necessity that
Russia should connect her scattered
people and provinces by internal COM
munications. Mere extent of service
and numbers are otherwise sources of
weakness, especially in defensive war
fare. This has only been discovered
when she was assniled on divers parts
Of her extended empire by the Allies
in the last campaign Of the war. She
hastens to make peace that she may
repair this defect.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

&. in any part OF the couniy promptly attended to
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
MISCELLANEO
SELLING OFF AT COST!
Ladies Emporium of Fashion.
MRS. M, /. NEWELL, !.

MRS. M. l.. NEWELL, (.
INTENDING TO CHANGE HER BUSINESS offers
n for sale. AT COST her large and well selected
assortment of .
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY DRY
GOODS, Sc, would respectfully call the attention OF
this community the fact that although she may not
have so immsnse a stock fhe LADIES EIchaBge YET
SHE WILL. NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
Among her block may be found Ladies' Dress
Goods, French Lawns. Printed Jaconels,
Fancy and Plain Swiss Muslins, French
Lawns and Ginghams, ThIbeis, De-
lanes, Pophns. silks. EmbrOi-
derS, Linen Edglngs and
lnsertings, Mantillas,
choice lot Millinery Ribbons, l.aces, Flowers,
Blondes Head dresses and Mourning Goods.
I.eghorn Hats for Boys, Gimp Halls for Misses -
Flannels of every variety, Fed Ticking, Linen Dam
ask and Crash. Scotch aud French Diaper. Enbroi.
dered and Grass Cloth shirts, Marseies, Quilts, Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets.
Gents Goods-Drawers and Undershirts, Cfavats,
Handkerchets Gloves, Linen shirts.
Millinery Nork and Nantau Making executed with
neatness and promptltude.
ay-l have Just received in addition so the above
STOCK beautiful ment of Clothing, Hats Caps,
Shirts &c, suitable for Boys.
Thankful tor the liberal patronage of my friends,
a continuation of the same from them and the public
generally is respectfully solicited.
NJ l. NEWELL,
Montgomery street. opposite lunoon's Exchange.
brove. May Iii. leji. jy -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
AUCTION SALES.
nv p. RUSSELL s. Co.
CHARLES FRIEDMAN, ......Auctioneer.
Auction-Great Attraction !! !
nuEsc1l eae CO..

u. HuSSS11 CE So-y
FogNxaLy A., FRoSr srHkET, SAcNAAESf" ''fV'
uuAvE LOCATED THEMSELVES ia the r~n
of1soviile. opposite the Orte~s's lI"'e' ,'T zoe
,u,po-. ,d irt.l.uctpg II general A~ctts sa'd Ctn-
ss,ion hm...s- i slli its trii,chtfs. Rtguid stHc
n,y.. every Saturday, and Sunday "tt'Trrth 'rN',
5n i o'clock r. NJ. ON-d"E Saks III all pihfs "l me
Town o~ Ceuuiy will In prHnp'v Hte""'o - .. VIZ
-, ,.,... Al ur,yar. sale. they also keep c'1si.n
AZ nm hand iarye assortment ct Gtoccr'e~ Pr"Vls
11n.. Ctihine Niwcrs' Toois. sc, ~h'ch they "o0'
,,n. Themselves scil ~ Sactu''a'ho f'ces' w"o'e
sale assd retail. ,- -
Nr charles Fricdman, having t"ea ia i''c Auction
husie-s since l-4q, viii i"sare ref't a'ic u"l 10
1,,,,,.,,, -, J,r,r, so
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

How much do you pay your walters
at this saloon p asked an irrascible
gent. o. the proprietor Of a restaurant.
'One dollar per diem, SIR 'Well, then
credit me w.th thirty nts, for | wait
ed two hours for my steak, and on
hour for my mullins
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
EVERY DESCRIPTION /!
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

HDICH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
HI cade silks; Satine striped Mozambique silks; ;
piain black do plain black and ribbed Italian silks;
ali colors silk Velvet: all colors French Salins finest
plain and figured DlniEe all wool fine French CASH
meres n large assortment of French and English
Merinos; fine wor>ted and all wool plaids Embro
deres Of all descriptions large supply OF fine linen
and pearl Thread Lace aud the ntest style of Grape
Bugle Collars and Sleeves; the finest assortment of
Ray State Long Shawls; latest style Paris made silk
Velvet GRAY Cloth, and all coors Ladies' TaImas,
Mantiias and Cloaks fine silk Ladies' Maniillas, all
colors and styles aud the largest and most extensive
assortment of Ladies Misses and Childrens CATERS
and Shoes, with or without heels. White Goods,
Barages. Lawns, Mantillas, Shawls Bonnets, Md
Glovec--in enerything pertaining 10 ladies' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

EDWARD PARKER,
OTsriile.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11

DyYuE AND S.LEsRooM-NyEKs STREET. NORTH
S,pE, ApovE BIKp srkELr,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-11
GENTLEMENS' HlNGl

and Gentemens' Furnishing Geods-Coais, Pants
Vests Boots Shoes Hats, Shirts Cravats, Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
VS-JACUB PEVY. the pioneer member OF the
firm Is now IN The Atlantic States. giving his entire
attention To importing GOODS direct from France,
and forwarding them here. which We ARE now re-
ceying by every steamer This arrangement enables
us to get ull the NEW STYLES OF GOODS long in
advance OF all competitors. and we eniy ask pur-
chasers TO call and the vahm OF their moRry.
We feel sure that none will complain of phe price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
0UR WHOLESALE STORE, eoener of First
~ street and she Plaza. Is hsled with Il large stock
ofIEAEY GUuDS, tor count trade, and the whole
sale prices are greatly redncsd from thnse formerly
charged. JAC0B X CHARLES LEVY co.
Niaryssille October :, 1856. oc7. I'm
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PENNSYLVANIA POLIfICs

hAs.Issuno. Oct aI.-rhe Uaoa Coa,sation IN e.,
VI s'u-b"ehanaD ticket here this sh<rn,op ~
~ sne counties .ere represented A comnitsss Of oos
ni eaeh Senatorial District appointed 10 r~cor,
pe'"anen Officers FOR their organization Dur;p~ ~ -
ssnee OF the committee the sddrs-s Of Ch.ry-s C;nh,
rres'aeht OF The Republican Executive Conuit.-- =,
ad exposing the course Of John Sander-o In r-l.so,
20 tne electoral ticket, which caused much t,~s.- -
sia msoe an eloquent f"ech taking the chair IN,
Committee reported the Electoral ticket q. sgr-~ n, -
the cnon committee OF Philadelphia and Commits. -
appointed to prepare address to the p..pIr Tn.
closing scenes we're exciting and the conven,i, .dourr
cd win nine cheers for the Union ticket
"A-HSeroS. Oc'. 2l.-The address Of Nr c,A,.
vas published IN The New York and Philsdephi. p,n.r.
o TINS morning He accuses Mr. Ssndetsoo Of rrrr;n.
om pledges that the American Committee vouId io;n -
nePuohcans In an anti Buchanan Eector. ticLet .d
Inmates that mean.hile, SAnderson -as entertsipinr
proposition from Forney OF alliance -ith the Democrss
rsAnktsnl Oct sorhe German orr.n of N. !.
The fusion electoral forrd ..- ~.
o ~esd Johnson, Camerou, ofher Trrr -
~ r. to express ir Snaion 81 hs eoo.st
nors csntr. conritis- pubii,h>d an .as,~. -
u- Union Electoral ticket calling apo. an -
as he defeat of Bueh.nan rally 20 ne pr.t - -
''tlhA piinorr Electoral ticket. ~ -
nsssoss Oct IA large enthu.aa.tls p,,,,~.
the eoarthoaHe to-ni ht unaaioou, .,1,J
-eon oi we fhimore state Pnsd~iphi. -
tht republicans. - e''ee'@'s&ne<s, WIN
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ARRIVALS AT THE ExCHANGE mere .
AND BALLARD HOUSE

HNTNH7NHF VNN IIte Iootl
Runn Chesterfield; WIN Forbes, Ford Robertrop r.
henshah Jones. Justice, W
SgSs, m9 yeSsins Meyer, Mayle, smms wslIs
wright W neklen, Va DR. Shuluee. N waller
"srasoug Lyeil yr. Norfolk Turner Mcckenburr:
hASnns D Butts Butts, o; Davis, Mafhews: W O
vance, iexas; Wade, W Campbell Miss Gosie Fl.:
Eddns and lady Tenn; Perkins issac Lanster
Psyne Bennett brunswick French Davis P-tsr.br
C,arse SAns6s.ser Glen, Y.dkn @; s-wsrs
stsptoe, Bedford Norris Dougias Washneton etv w
Gee Miss Gee, Prince GeorFe Lane LOUISE fieorre
Gordou vile and and
LsyO lJ "a. AtssndTA Elliott G Morris DsbDsy
snihon Ms. Kemp, MY; Nesvh, Lsvisburr Arbue ~.
srssnori.r Harrison, Salt Sulphur RehnoDd
fnks ~ Hunt britingham Jr Rn1hn Va D.ian
Bat Marehsr, Hsvre de Grace Holland, banvfie
hohand lrsnkIn Connen, Q Crump, Uoarpoy Pr
Cspt Irvine HALIFAX Wilson and daughter Milton
~ rrse, ngton hanter, Henry CO. Va; B.ke-,
hsTtnyhle sSott, se and da1gbter Miles
siden, Povhaian; Bruce Charlotte Johnsion Giles M
Harrison, Amelia Thos Mcdowell Jornsu aport
yyAna Hamilton La teake aud lady Leaks ana
servant, Gooehland; Psyton Caroline
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PARTY AT THE WHITE H0Usy

"At"Ncros, Oct 2l.--Last night the President s.v.
entertainment 10 the officers Of the DIET, irtr,;I
tary and csic-a,sd others More than t,o hnnas =,
a guests were present including the heads of Den.rt
neo''' oheers Of the Army snd Navy editor, of m.
The veteran Joseph Gates .as the object NJ
si,Sfa NO set speeches made, but .Il dep.rt-d
psny granhsd with the demesnor and cnur,esy az d.
executive The venerable editor Of tl,. InteIg.ns.r -
conducted TO bis carriage hx The Pr..;d..s "es
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uTNTOuD A PoaTRa,

.... eorHer 0orernor and Fraafffa arees,
IN store hne assortsnt % Furnfurs (Rch.
mond mateD 70 which ihey ask he sttenon Of public.
y cer hef fuFnture ~ qualuy unsurpaed by
cure w s country being practical mechanics emves and
nvlng dect and personal supsrvlsion all Details
manuacturnE cperaions They only ash call from cee Who
100 anars snssene Simply 70 oasr hsma spisndh art
~ They rive esp-cs attention 70 UadsvtahtaO and hold
prpard ~ an hours notice provide
hsets. &C. -,
@.ssns s~p'oyasn' vi es rvss, a@sts sppnsslea !.
p.af lsst
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EPISCOPAL COyVrNrIov

HLApttfHrA, Oct 2l.-Durng the session Of ,b.
Episcopal Convention this morning Mr. Bucb.,.n . -
ed and took his among the Pennsylyssi.
slenuous Efforts we're made to create Eans.s and Ne
"a into separate mission and diocese and elect R.v
as it deprived Bishop Kemper of portion n ~ W "
held The Convention then took .recess i even
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ctopPhk n Houtsmpton, both Foinr
proceednE London H.vrs over
other ROUTE Tor the economy sf time and =
rAssAoE ynos pTosI Irpr
Second do. t6o. '--o'"' sii''
All letters and newspaper pass through the Pos, One,
No bills OF ladng vii Be parcels on m. d.x
calling ~ "A s"e aAJ o
- An s1pereneed surgeon Is attached To each ship.
w "eSn' "r PsnAse' Apply 10 @. n. SAND.
III south William lev Yori.
O A HEINEkEN q CO.. Brrun@n
~, ,-ru, OkoSkkf A Co, Southampton
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oUTRAGFs oZ p.1oo

81. LOUIS, Oct ls.-An attempt was made a few d,x,
ago 70 throw train of tre track Of the Pacific R.l.a
% Senerson CITY, log having been laid scross the rails
across the traek so that the ain cut his BODY In t.
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THE N,IyTyRP uovTCI,

PHn,DEPHIA, Oct. 2O.-The coroner. iurv ~, m. u,
inre homicide have rendered verdict thai the vopp
which produced his death was inflicted By some per.o
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BURNING OF THE PRoPELLER FALCON

SHicaco, Oct ls-The Propeller Falcon was burned
AZ her dock last night, together with $4,000 bushels Of
ne faicon was running in the Western Trans
insurance.. N'''"oo' "o
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FLORIDA ELECTION CONpTFrr

MoBiLE Oct ls-The returns fron IN. Pia-;,. u,
are now complete Perry. Democrat is elected Goverpo
by 400 majority. and Hawkins Democrat to Congress b,
sOO majority. The Democratic loss since 1854 h soo
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BANK sTATEMENTS

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-The weekly statement of m. ~
York city Banks show decrease OF Al 2ss ooo m Isa.
In Circulation an increase of SALT 900 in ,oc;.
and an increase Of $ql4. 900 in depnsifa -
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OUT FOR FILLMORE
GRAND SHIPMENT

fhII1D.LPHIA' Oct 20.-The Sun ne wspaper. wbIc,
has lately been leaning the Fremont aide Of The
presidential contest has come out in support of l
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MERILLO IRON PIPE WORKs.
merrill & JAQUES,


NASuFACTuRERs AND nEALERs IN WROUGHT IRON
Avn fipes ffinys, Tools and
connected with Steam Water heating and rghy
Steamers Churches Hotels Private DweIlIny- Ua,n.s
FACTORIES and Halls. '-e~-'
made to order - - ~ ''
Our Screw Cutting Machines and our own Pa.n,
warranted 10 do double the work
Orders solicited from aectlons OF the promptly
'e''4s' 70. -. .. jail-iyIPl
LELh CO. Worcester Mas patented by Howe, Jr
september lvth 1916 These Machines
use not to get out OF repair They built
snd MANNER and will do Taors s.oemAker and
sAnders work. In warranted
sutch VIII not rip than by
see ein IN operation AT lsO CHtSNUT Philadelphia
up r., W. A. DAWSON. Agent
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ID. Il. WILLIAMS
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT

hAL AGENT for Receiving and Forw arlng
80 Ionseeo eood. Ae Ac No sHocxos SUP RcHsosD, Va
70 return his sincere thanks his
r The very liberal patronage
connectons with Messrs Booker Watkins city and
spectuy socts continuance his
ng on e heatr. Of business alone do with
faithfully 80 -
hand. w f'N'NNe ."
Rr,sss TO: Mes. Lewis Webb Son, waGsxor Turner Co.
nnd John Booker ksq, Richmond John Otsy Chwsi
paoney E hsssrs Peters, Spence - MeCorte
NJ. Eaaa az
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TIE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP,
COMP PANN,S
SPLENDID AND POWERFUL STEAMERS
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@EpisbURGH. @ $500 tons WV crsaxo AElES
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"LAsooW, lss2 JoHx S2nu&4 i11r|E
.,.... .... GLASGOW.
NEW YORK. Tuesday End Sept. mb-r
GLASGOW, Tue.day 18th September
EDlNbUkGH, "Wednesday. I5u October
SSsaoW .ss,s.y S.h ssPsme- " ~ o'clock.
EDlNBCRGH Saturday. 18th November At.
From Giasgo,o. F,o,n Y.,c y,.I
s,s 70 sunes' Pir-' Class tI5
ed provsons go % ed provision 80 o,
An hvaPerlenced surgeon attached 10 Steamer
's' 'feisn' OF Passage, apply TO JOHN McsYMON
N.x yo,L r.,- pr.o,, IL Broadvay,N.Y.
del2-dly "' '~ssAse.
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H YORK Oct 2-four 10 steady but unchanged Wheat st,u
tendency Sales Of white 81 eIfs red Al So
Corn s = tribe lover mixed GIN stock, Am v
. bALrNosE Oct 2i.-Fiour Il UNCHANGED. Wheat b..xx
Sales OF rcd At 5i rs; 81 eI 81 corp n srs~ "a,
sales Of whte at 6o6l65 yellow asa 81 ct, ~ -'N
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5rIIALo, Oct 2o.-The latest sdyices from Cbic,go
and hlwauke, say there 72 vessels now on their 80
to this city with l,o62, CAT bushels of grain