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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
6teamboats an6 Railroads.


FOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NBw-
Il PORT and FALL RIVER-fhe splendid and sapsnoa
TTEsDAy rstRsD&Y and s1Tbk6"Y s IT oessi =,
.7s sS sna
from Pier No s, N r.. the Battery both touching
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any sps
FREIGHT to Boston forwarded through with crest dspss
WIN. BohDEN Agent No. 70 audi w,..s.
7'IIE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-
TON for BOSTON and PRoylDESCs.-Io..sa .a r01's-
Tbs steamer. "Se o6oRE Captain Joel stsn. .ra
ts yA4sS6SEsssf Sr and BOSTON ~
PRovIDENcE kAI5R0ADs ls.sins New YS1. ssIy saa.
Battery place al O'Clock and ,onnsen at $50 M
the sy,I the . train xhiss leave. Boston sac n
ND Fs; sS sI95 s TrSsSs md
Saturday from stonnstos, Monday Wednesday and sadsy
Passenger proceed from stoninston railroad e. Proy
Tor all the early morning lines Meeting North and Eat Pea
nss. rest unduibed bresL... II desired and leave sto
ington In the al g. IN. train for Providence.
accompanies the steamer aud train shr'u
For passage berhs freight :Ppy boar! "
steamer at the Freight Office Pier No. North River ot@
the Office No 10 Battery place. Noyemb~n
C'ENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~ Connecting a. New hampton With the Dss vsre Lsskc
wanna snt Western Railroad and Eason with the LeAss
FALL ARRANGEMENT commanding Oct q. isW-Lss.s
wYorf for Esson and intermediate pieces from Pisf DO
North River. o. u M, IL M and s. p. or SonsSvne
shove trains AID at
The shove trains connect a Elisabeth With trns toe
Jersey Rsrosd which leave New York the foot Of Cous
landts At y and u NJ, and 5 20 and p m "a
Passenger. for the Delaware L.ek.Tspn: and we:n ~
i = n and il N JOHN o. STEMS. sapsani.aA..<.
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar
l. kat Wharf by ss~amsr Island City Q. 6;t5 sad ~
and $3.50 and The Cars leave flusb,ns l. - nss
hours meeting s exchange passengers .tto az
at Hunters Point Through in 6ny pinets. fsts - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

N BUTLER, Auetoneer. ..
A UCTION SALE Of SPLENDID HOUSE
~ HOLD FURNITURE 6c-On WEDNESDAY. Nov ls
al lC5 O'clock No IS Leonsd-suites of Paror and Bed
Furniture, in SATIN brocatele, and moquet Pier aud
Msni.l Mirrors Chandeliers, Carpets, Oil Ci6ths Bedding
Kitchen utensils wood Piano. Descriptive
catalogues en- morning of Sale
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gopdrtnersbip Notices.
Orean Steamers, ST.

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE TO EUROPE
N -Fhst Cabin es; Second Cabin, sn-In the &c.,.
paddle wheel steamships ARIEL. 2ooo tans. D LsSc
fonm.nder and NORTH STAR, 1850 tuna p y 49,,
Coun.nder 10 sail from Pier No North River q po.n
cisely wing TIE UNITED STATES MAILS viz:
Ts.ys NFW- YORK for SOrTH-l Bremen for I U.xr. -
ANTON, HAvRE and BRE- lsOuthane,on soa,hsucsos,
MEN. form Sah
IRiEL. = -lssty Nov. % We'd De
These st-snhips touch Hsyre Specie delivered In Lon
dom and Psris FOR passage frrisht spply TO
d TORI lNCE, No s Bowiins C,r.~n
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WANIED-By re.pt ctable Woman, a,ituaton

w ss COOK good wASHE6 and tRONER, aud a most ~.
oelent BAKER and PASTRY COOK. Can give the bc. Of
city ref.repces Has objection to 6rookya Call at No
Esss sd 81 Up stairs, f!st room, No s.
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I'D F.c,ory No 80 Pe.Hx Franklin squsra All articles
scd at the lowest factory price, Paint Bssshs Of
periOr ousli.y eousiAp.ly 90 hail JOHN L. HOPPEL
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kat Wharf by s~amar Island City q. 6;1 snd ~
and $50 and The Car. leave Ylusnns l. - as
hours meeting and exchan sng passengers .tn sa
at Hunters Point Through in any pnssss Rsrs
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fiouses an6 farms hDanteo.

WANTED TO BUY-A good FARM Of from so
w 10 100 acres uunc, nbered with bat or
within two hour, Of EewYok by railroad steamboat Al
drvss or sppy to r. sALTOSSTALLb Nc, ~ WAlst =
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Groceries anb provisions.

John d w l G. HIT g. Co.
" Manufacturers Of
poUBLE-REfINED AND FAMILY sALERArUs;
sUPER-cARBoNATE OF SODA. SAL SODA ETC.
No. II 0ld.lip Hanover square, NewYork.
PURE CREAM or TARTAR ALWAYS ON HAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

OFFICE OF THE MEIRoPoLITAs EIRE lN5URAScECo,
November 10, 1851
A 7 the Annual Election of this Company held on
"A the Cd day Of November instant the following persons
Office expired that day We're elected directors
Of this Goa psuy for four yesrs eGs mig - -
JAMES L6RIMER GRAHAM HENRY v BUTLER.
MOSS TAYLOR EDWD WHIrEHOCJE,
BOWES X MclLNAiNE, WARREN DELANO y
AID at 8 ,ub.rqu.at meeting Of toe BoId JAMES LORI
EER GRAHAM was % unanimously rejected Pre'isnt
STiNSbURY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

OFFICE CLEVELAND, PAEEsvILLE land AsHrABuLA RAIL
COMPANY. CLEVELAND Oct Is, 1851
NOTICE 10 hereby given that meeting of the
stockholders Of this Company ha. been called by the
Directors 20 held Office Of the Company in Cleveland
Ohio WEDNESDAY. November q 1851 az O'Clock p,
20 auth an INCREASE Of the CAPITAL STOCK. under
the p DIVISIONS o. ofhe General Assembly OF Ohio passed
"''' 49, - GEO B. ELY, Secretary.
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Jrstrurticn.

A Ionic FLACK, A. NJ, Principal OF HUD-
Pupils received November 81 Owes Board aud Tuition fa
8 I1 year.
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ITO LET-The 4-story STORE No. I2l Beck
i msnTt between Water and fToLts., near Fult,u Ma
ket vel ST. used for retail besaes' Of description AID
will be let terms 10 suit 40 apnlicsnt Apply 20
I. VAN ZAN0r. No. So tliversty.,l.o.
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Chances for Business Ellen.

EOR SALE-A NEWSPAPER and JOB
IT PRINTING OFFICE, doing goodsbusness 10 flourish
ing Of the West For particulars address NJ CUErO-
TON, Beaver DAM Wis.
NEWSPAPER for SALE.-A WEEKLY PA
~ PER- with good Jobbiug Office NewYork for sale
on reasonable good chance for active practical
Printer Address CICERO Tribune Office.
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DARNUMs MUSEUM. ANOTHER DECI-
- DID EOvELTY.-THE ROAD OF LIFE. which will be
performed In psssngy elegant THIS lWednes
dsyl AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. well as THIS EVENING,
III O'clock AID sessonsbe ILLUSTRATION Of Labor and
its Lessons Wealth and its Temptations Want and It's Con
with osst Ct wholly Indispensable ability In
adchiop TO the AQUARIA may be the HAPPY FAMILY
LIVIh0 sERPENT, 10 Admission 25s Children under H.
q
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PACIFIC Man. STEAMSHIP Co, NEw.YoRK, Nov g. 1857.
THE DIRECTORS have this day declared
l. DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT out Of the profits pay.
able 70 the Stockholders and after the llth inst
The Transfer Book will be closed until the 18th inst
By order, FREDERIC HOFFMAN, sec'y.
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WALLACKs THEATER.-

w ANOTHER TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
Second night Of the comedy by Messs Goodrich an
wsrden TONIGHT will he presented the new comedy,
three sets entitled TIE MAIDEN WIFE Or Kom1Sc
AFrER MARRIAGE. CbaIsct.s by Mesrs axe Lester. Wa
cot A. H. Davenport hrs Hoey, Mis-. Mary Cannon Miss
S,eycns &c with Mr. Bourcsrts brilliant adaptation. tn
INVISIBLE HUSBAND, by Msssrs Lester. Wacot, Holsn
Davenport, Mise H. Cannon, Mrs. Aleu- sc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

Gr"w,h ofih~ Gnited sssses
From n long article under the above caption.
which n, pearcd in Iht Giob,. We extract few
items upon subject Of cngrns.ing interest to
the people of Virginia. that they may see IN
conden led form. compiled from official sources.
the extent of the pa,rimony from which their lcgis
latars would forever exclude them,and the amount
which has been given in single year 10 other
States. The increase says the Globf)io the cult
walton of new lands of the chief elements of
prosperity, is shown by the large sales of these
lands. and by the grants Of the public domain,
amounting to seventeen millions six hundred
Thousand acres. nearly four times The extent of
Massachusetts, or more than Belgium and lInl.
land united. Besides these large appropriations
Congress Las granted during the year to railroads
or States thu, will sooner or later partially make
a similar disposition Of them. about ,msnty one
million s,r,n hmdt,d thousand acres making
total Of sales aud ants during siAgle year If
lhir'y nine million three HUNDRED thousand acres,
eqnal ~ extent 10 Virginia. or to almost third
Of France.
Notwithstanding the great decrease for so ma
ny years in the Federal domain, the public lands
in extent to the present ihrry.one States, or more
than all Europe except Russia Farming aud
industrial production has KEEP, puce with other
departments. Its approximate value. estimn
ted by the Secretary If the Treasury from the
returns of the Census Of 1910 aud that Of 1870.
was during the yehr l5J6. about 81 600 0nU OoD
or triple that of 1880" Now. villa, we desire Ia
al al Inf ,f Inf Hnr
the single year 1850. Congress donated 10 rail
r1"d companies, aud 10 States for purposes at
internal improvements nearly eighteen millions
II her"s # the public lands, comprising territory
20 ,al IN extent 'nftnr States Ink" MaS-aehusett,i
How much did Virginia get Whilst all these
countless acres were lsi-hel upon new States
that were for The most part formed of territory
that we gave away, the application of Virginia
for mnd enough 10 enable her 10 complete the Al.
exandrin, Loudoan, aud Hampshire rail road, was
spurned with 90 atempt aud received the cold
shoulder from her own sous The demand its.lf
was T., moderate, aud the offer /, render nn q.
quvalcnt in the form Of mail service, perhaps
susgested n constitutional difficulty that Virgin.
Ia ab.uacuonlsts could not get over. Had II
much larger amount been solicited and such
embarrassing conditions annexed, The chances Of
success would have been vastly increased
What ex'raord nary and une xanpled faulty
Is mnnltesied by ar representatives in thus ud
herring to their policy adopted under different
oircum stances from those thnt exist now-anl
permitting other 81 ties 10 absorb nearly eighteen
millions Of acres Of this trust fund in single
year 10 thu utter. and We fear eternal exclusion
al their own stat from any participation in tho
benefit derived therclrom Win, shall the end
II these thiu.,3 be- or shall we never see nm cnd
Of Their folly!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

Richmond (nuir Nnrltet, Iny IL.

BEEF cetCartlc very scarce and qnalirv niii-
terent. Fat Cattle again sold this week at SIS ~ r
huntred net. Poor Cattle sell at Sll. The hest
cuts of Beet ret Ill in the morkct at ls ls3c r H.
MtTTOS--Fat Sheep are high and the best sells
at 9Gt1c. gross, or 80. l4c net. Indifferent an
ordinary cannot well be quoted.
hANB.-Fcw coming in and demand good. We
quote sales at = to - per head
SHEEP We quote - to Il each for fair to good
Sheep Scarce
VEAL.-CnIses sells at - to SIS, according to
quality.
loGS-In small supply to meet immediate wants
at S85o "a r cwt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

the clizrn@ If lee.ville aud It's vicinity on tho
% inst, for the purpose at appointing delegates
h the Convention which meets at Winston. y.
G, On the 10Th Of jnne. We trast that the
friends of this great impr'vrmsn',--for grcnt it
would be and most benelicent in its effects up
ON the interests ol this city nnd neehho,hood-
will turn out upon that occasion. Mr.. +. b.
D"une, ,lr., will he present Ia nd lre~s ,hr meet
ing We again nrs" upon thu prople the impor
lance Of attention /" these primary assemblies
and If selecting foil aud reliable drl"eatiou.-
Nothing can be acc, mplished without H. LET
there be- concert 81 action aud the work will be
done
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
Tobacco Sropiu missouri

a correspondent of The ST. Louis Evening
New, writes A. follow:
Having seen many reports in the public prints
10 frnreno" the effect the recent cnld wealth
"r has had "n The tobacco plants. have made
d'hg'ni inquiry of planters and other, fom all
III Tobacco" growing counties in this State, with
''fe'rnee thereto. and an pleased to learn from
them all, without II single exception that 81 far
40 damage ha> hron d,,,e, aud al concur in the
"Pih'n, that ,houd the season prove tavurabl4
from hstime f',wsrd. " will have an uhun.
ant 'fep 81 'ob C" III M,>oad. the present
brhr.
Nnny rrr''i- W" -" in ID puprr- about the
"ahaS. !" t"e + a l. ARE gh up mud put in cir
,uiaIl"n ny s.et al ton, Ia ord,r IT, maintain III,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

manuscripts, oopcs of public aud fri'"te records,
hitherto unknown neglected. he has returned with
II mass of useful historical information. which he
proposes early date 10 lay before tue public
liz Is enthusiastic in his praises Of Virginia hospital
ity and Kindness and although the proprietor OF one
OF the finest estates in New England, would he viii
ling 10 exchange his lot with some Virginia planter
ON The shores of the York or 1anes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

We extract the following FROM tn" Washing
and hail ii as another evidence at the interest
with which Virgna-rch in historical a.-pcia
ton. is regarded abroad. II those fauatc, North
who are devoting their energies To the Internal
work Of fomenting sectional diysion,and destroy
ing union that was cement ed in the blood and
tears Of those whose unworthy progeny they are
would make similar pgrimagcs to the localities
rendered sacred as the birth place and tomb of
tho mos, nnselfsh patriot, and take HIM all in
oil, the greatest man the world has ever known;
it might cool their nrdor in an unhalv cause.
aud enable them to catch the inspiration of an
enlarged pntl io!ism that should acknowledge no
limits but those of our country a it L. Ii will
be seen that this New Enghnder las carried
vii him 10 his Northern home, a different i'm
pressinn from that sedulou-y inc1lea;pd by u
large majority of tho journals of the Nort! -
And to others who are skepteal upon this point
and desire to know whether 'any good can come
cut of Nazareth!" we answer come and SEE"
Here follows The extract:
A literary gentleman has just returned froma plea
snretrip through the river countcs OF Virginia lie
visited The birth place of Pater Ia,re and almost
CRY spot rendered sacred to the nation by assotia-
ti1a connected with the youth and education Of the
isirons Washington He gives il fact thai
ini OF our standard historians has visited
thtse sacred precincts, and Ia MANY instances have
made wrong locations, dtte', etc in their WORKS.
After spending than month amid these scenes
during which time he has ar,assed pile of auceu,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

"e u. Nnrb'"r "a, iia" American sen p,or.
We >tat'd several months ago TINT the alloy.
named gentleman, anoisr of Virginia hnd re
TUNED tt"m Eurrp". aud would in due vine es
ia'h-h II Sindi" In l}atlm"rc Mr.. Barhee, rs
We H,s inf rmrd. exhibited nt AN ly period ri
h. III" mn uhcnnqnrrhhlr ta>te mud rxirmrdina
~ talent Tor the AIT at sculpture In early years
whilst vet II mere buy. without instruction, or
facilities beyond rude implements which chance
brought within hls reach he produced sryeral
specimens ri art, ~ themselves not only wonder
tu and b"aniItdl, hut winch called forth enthu>-
aStic admiration and nstonshmenf from those
VIII" bad the pleasure II SEEING them Encour-
az" by ih"s" aud Other Shatacter,,tlrr uf gruu,
he was lnduord, "a well by his own desire n. that
81 TRENDS, In vi-lt ltaly, m "rdrr To cultivate and
prricet himself il the absorbing ideal of his mr.
tlsic ambition. He did So. AID was absent tiv.
"r six year,, as-duou.ly engaged stud wing the
hrsi models, gaining Instructions from ji-iin
eui>h"d >cn ptors, aud ciu~rtY applying himself
Z" tn t,ac,ien "xecuii u, 1T his thv"rite art
lie advanced RAPIDLY whilst abroad, gaining
l'ta1-e aud ta,"ranr uuiic". not only from those.
distinguished Tor cctbllty as urti2an>, tut from
the European press. Uudcr these hnttrring
circumstances, with inudahle umbti"a Ia per
tect aud tl"vat" thr Tine arts III hls own native
country. MIR. Ba,her r,tulns home: aud IT. ".
lntIn tiel has established himself in b gilmore
His studio i located "n Baltimore street, ruder
! The Eetaw House, NJ. :. Iii. "toquott." "A
marble figure c"mpi' ted whilst residing in Flo.
''no', aud which !. spoken Of in exalted tnrms
! u, '.nnol,seurs on The other side is now en-
route for tins county. and may soon he seen ut
a> IL, ms The Fisher Grl." bronze Dag
aerr"t.pe representation at which we have sr.i,
Is also 10 have place IN Mr.. B's studio
The Young Republican" is now in progress
and can he seen al his rooms. 1t represents n
buy. apparently between ten and twelve years
ct age IAN ideal embodiment of pune patriot IN.
The H-ure rests Ia i feSuliary e,accfCl nrii
iod and appear II Toe inspired. or all .orhcd in
one 'hought--that thought Is Liberty. which he
has Just traced upon the earth, in legible char
acters, with rude stick. The position, expires
SION u. conntenanoe developements of muscle
and general contour of this figure. are truly ex
qnI>ie Indicating tHlcn,. genius and artistic ski
ct n nigh order which should command, ~ We
have no doubt il Will. especial attention, ".
shall hope 10 see Mr.. Barbre meet the encourage.
IN ut his n.ei,ts 50 richly deserve. lie invite,
nj wna may feel disposed 10 call at his stadio.-
Balt Patriot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

The Florida Peninsula suites fiat the premi
um tor every living Seminole warrior, womnn anI
child who may be captured or induced to conp
III + migration to the West; * ut the loiiow
ing ratr. aud will be paid by the special Indian
ngent- at This post For ench warrior 500 L.
5000; far each woman, $50 to $500; far each
chlld. Sln0 to 5000. htrm, bed-rdden. ia /
helpless ar" excepted but. N these oase., the
rate will be decided by a board
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Ani;snumr0 StrBts,an


f-we cali the Sttent of advertisers 10 the
Of Tue NlRsIsi.N advertising meham Oar dsis Aha
country papers large circulation IN the senlh
oa 81 the State whence growing trade seeks an eatet Al
ib Virginia cities There daily paper published within
hundreds e mites Of this point and he completion
a. Tho yiren, and Railroad the line NJ The lat
Tor star, must contribute make the NRnan the pafer tor
,ha section As -sn send tally teegraphe Information =
mrs In advance which uhiess vii ensure tor
greatly Increased circulation For the int fmation 81 our
ade In tha, section woad slate thai Intend Ia give
narcuIsr attention to the markets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

Wa ara .n,horixed TO announce Gao II. LEM.
MON as a candidate To represent The county o'
Campbell in the next Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

The ynSsiSIas JoB OFFTCk has been lifted M WIN great
r.r. and piled with the extensive assortment Of type
Of every for the neat aud prompt execution o All
Kinds Plan and Ornamental Printing II Is under ihe su
perintenience of Mr. TRfskLE 10y whom all orders vi"
be pnncusy hiled Distant patrons wl be promptly auen
ded to Patronage home and abroad respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

w.are authorized to announce DR.. BOOKER
F. SMITH a candidate to represent CamPb"ll
county lin paril in the next Legi-la' ure.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

NEW ORLEANS May l3. The stock of coffee
tn part al present Is the argest qulntity ever
known nj New Orleans. There o5OOo bags
III me city and 43,50a an h'arI ships at Q Iaran
tine SALE, Of prime at | !! ia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

We are authorized to announce F. b. DEANE,
jr., Esq, Of this city, candidate Tor re e'ee'''"
to the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

CHARLESTON. May l3 -Dics from Havana
10 the ioth Instant arr received. Sugar again
advanced. Mu-c"valp 4 Is reals Musco-
vado molassr, II n II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16

p,e-ent eiirayagant prices. mud will M doubt
result in u-- IL those who specializing on the
destruction of the tobacco plants in Missouri.
kentucky and Tennessee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
AseNands in Fish Market, yEly IL,

Herring from vessels so 5os4Il per Thousand
,had Sll 30 per hundred
lew arrivals.
Barrel Shal Sl3a5li trimmed
There has heeua general cutting out of the scncs.
All the hsherie, are returning hoi.e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
AINli. -3ra, I-.5
GEORGE NJ. RICi[ER.

MEAS now n" pleasure lis custnnrrs and
III" uubt thar his Stock of ttBcg and Sfaplc toa To-.
Tue season tnnui"r lie beg the all per
S"hs "a"tn2 f'7"y bra"t i a3 god Gn.ds his
a~'"tn' mt el1lng a. tda's variety suited wants
"udi-tc' u aw@t every bascr" Dry ,iood Ia stock
bo found.
fr''h Worked eoars and scc,o, ,sron the cheapest to
IL. fitr.l
l-atn At eaaifs 7ra :. cy'S On great vIri,ft)
Fr"l,W TX l'ucku Handkerchief. ,.ariv al lpsa
Il" sets .Lt1> ani Neesus. % Mlr,e ANA Aa, d. i
Can'' suits "iisr and SLEEVES, fmb irrc, si, setts
ttantlH la" Manflcs Very rrgan;)
lith A'.fs AnIuInr and MaIil,. -. ,.-,af)
Stk R',rs a. NatriND
lam. irtla and s}Hi3 SH.S splendid t. r.t,.af4
la" above named g'l> 81, all goods
IT H. Winch ''nna: raj Ia sa,y ,Nor TIA, l, -.,tHI
'' ~ "f''f 'hg IS LIE b. nd oa3 c"Ir4c WAY ~
gods. .,+, 40.
tttAt1tS >IG's sfA,.-.i1
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Bait i'aifiot.

The Wheeling Time, -ay,:-''From all we can
learn. the question al Distribution appear, To
have lnade havoc among The rank aud file al tn.
Democracy throughout The entire Northwest Nir
gaia and We should not hf eurpri-rd AZ any
cha q. in pubic >r''fnea 90 IN ,nhjrcl which
niieh b. mule 81 poIra, u. ,lt polls on election
day"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-16
New ora fut:if. MARKET, Y,ny .S

HeeF 'alIe-Berves oppressed; olrrns, 400
head sales dull oat unchanged Prices, ios.sI3 81.
sheep firm, sales of 35o head at unchanged price,
SWINE unchanged, sales ut S7a7, so