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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15
Bnac,'- Premium sii,r.r-.-y.gc,nbIcs &c.

generally nsn freely by all classes socey, without
gard eonseq aud tina has caused and will continue
great dead cot sickness We know of many families
thai troubled with dsoIcred stomach bow els cho
era mofns or ysrncr A. aud yet they aoPt no means to
prevent l. except that they regularly Bakers Premium
Hers gentleman told rs the ether day that he believed
these Bters positive for all disoriertd bow
els Ia several eases lie had tested them We pcrsona
y acquainted with families who say they would
b" without their regular ineas be destitute Of Bakers
Bttr they that If their children the least sick they
them small quantities through the day according To
and these Bitter VIII reaction to the whole system
The he
otherwise sickness We would ali persons who
strangers to the virtues Of Bakers Premium Btcrs,
to lose time in giving them fair trial Tiny Will thus be-
come satisfied oi their true Yane We were told by phys
ca lew day since that the best tonic Invented
Ia this country He said lie had been attending family
in the country for live years which worth from SO
10 Suu but he had recommended them Ia
kors Biters about two ago, which proved very elf
cacous that they have hin had ply
scan been waiting in that family but they the Biters
whenever they required The public the
great saving money well time by the moderate Of
this all healing tonicR Wig.
" Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price, 80 cents per bottle
To he had OF all the principal ggists In Lynchburg Dan
VILE Fatmvie Fncasc Abingdon aud elsewhere throughout
Virginia Orders promptly filled by addressing
July NV r. BAKER Richmond. Va
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wish to sell my farm formerly owned by Mr. Paul Jones
distant abou j miles from I.ynchburg ColI.re 1r
TRACT contains 2ll ACRES. / in wood. 25 acres Creek
rats ana mas upon an ORCHARD of $50 FRUIT TREES
Young ana Oh l he Improvements eut FRAME
DWELLING with rooms and all the necessary outhoisrs
all N which have been put in good repair recently Consider
ing advantages market aud dairy farm more desira
Die place Is seldom put in market before the rt
August VIII then be sold At public auction premises
MY address Lynchburg ami persons desiring personal in
terylew will hnd iae at the store of Mr. A Rucker
iy 7-dScls EhH An wIJIrIsiIt,.n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

Il AND Personal ESTATE.-In pursuance OF tho
deed Of trust executed to US by George G. ture
ted 9th oJanuarY 1850 and recordedn the Clerk
Hastings Court Of Lynchburg and by parties
we shall Tuesday, the 2st day July, sell nj public
auction the kca Estate and Machinery the premises
the slaves at the Market House the Lynchburp
following property conveyed to us in said deed
The Lot of ground, containing about acre
nal Basin adjoining the recently occupied Piedmont
Works, subject to the rights of j. r. X Co therein on
which Is line water manufacturing purposes
taken from the Canal OF the said Company.
The unsold part the Lot tie opposite side tho
basin, near the Gas Works to be divided lots
The Steam Engine, Boiler, &c, formerly use at the
Piedmont Works
l. Also the following Slaves Betsy cook and Silvia
her three children mentioned in the deed susan.
Henry, and another hid born since he deed
Terms a sale. JNO NJ SPEED
CHA r.. SLAUGHTER ] a
Ro. J. DAVIS SS
G. DABNEY, Va
ie ls.deod 9liuy HENRY ID FLOOD z
Courier 4 Rep =
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Tho yfpafsav uffIuf has been aited mp WIN great
-. aud snnplied extensive assortment "f type
~ every and prompt execution OF al
ti,a. a; plain and Print IL is under the su
nerInsndence Of Mr. H. TREsktE by whom all orders VIII
he nppeiuals filed Distant patrons viii be promptly ntten
al 80 patronage a; home and respectfully solicited
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

v IA LAND FOR SALE have a very valuable tract of
Land In Wythc county Virginia five miles from
the OF Wythoyile. aud ahont the distance
Me Meadows Depot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
containing about u az acres which will sell
dating terms This land is well supplied with water having
Cove Greek running through IT, aud several bold and 81
Springs in different parts of IT, About two thirds
q the > cleared aud In n GOOD STATE OF CUI4.
TVATION, with good portion In meadow Tho residue u
well tmberod. IL has ellng house and other necessary
buildings all of cheap character and very valuable
will be given the LIST day Of December with
the privilege of ,elinR this Fall
also about 700 of land adjoining aud the
Wythovlle, and around the Wstheyc Depot the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad which will sell
moiang and in lots and parcels to suit purchasers
brick cllng houses Otkor houses
attached these lands each about hall mile this
each hich sufccncy land be attached
make convenient and desirable grain dairy all we'll
supplied with good springs of water large and
Iecd CrceO thruug land,
ing good about half mile from the Wythcve Depot
Tor MILLING AND MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, and
II well be doubted whether of this State affords
better location for large and profitable business OF this
character, than WNthevillr and its vicinity
With population exceeding 1900 and rapidly increasing
occupying nearly central position in the South Western
part the State being the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad link In the South Western chain of Railroads
surrounded unequacd variety aud rich
the sauby climate and beautiful mountain scenery and
having addition the Railroad, we'll graded Turnpike
roads, leading all the surrounding
Wstheve may well claim unsurpassed by other local.
ties in advantages such business and for pleasant heal
thy residence
am laying of part this land lots and small
parcels suitable family residence The unrivaed saubr
" of the climate with elevation above Underwater
MI points make this town and It's vicinity convenient
pleasant healthy, and desirable summer
map OF these lots aud lands be by application to
Tue subscriber THOMAS j. BOYD.
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"a signed will sell at auction. late residence of "A
Nown dcd on thursday the 2i July 1857 ali the prepprt
Oh SAID decedonf. llhLLN AND VALUABLE NEtikoES
a us houSehod and kitchen furniture for negotabn
notes well endorsed. RFRGEp tlr"'r
J"4N 7Ias ofJoseph h. Nown decd
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The sales ofcotton on Saturday were confined to a.
bout 800 600 bales, closing firm at full prices
Flour was again dull, and closed at decline OF about
DC. per bbl., especially for common grades. Wheat
was inactiveand the medium and lower grades were
easier. Chicago spring sold at 81 48; fair white
Western sold ut 81 81; choice 90. at s s98 and a
small lot OF new white Southern Mt 81. Corn was
firm, with sales of disng lots of Western mixed at
84caS5c., and prime do, nearly yellow at sec; vel
low was scarce and held ut with small sales:
sound yellow was at 92e.a soc. Pork was quiet with
small sales ofmess at So IS S22 80; at the close
SOB was asked. Sugars quiet and sales mi-
ted. Coffee was also inactive, while prices un-
changed. Frcights dull aud engagements light
N. Y. Herald, Of Moaday
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\ RETIRED k'ExN-rGrAN


/Whose sands of life have nearly out discovered while
the Indies, Asthma,
Bronchitis Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The
cy discovered by him when his only child daughter,
! mp die He had heard the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities g" preparations made from
the East India eup, and tue thought occurred tG him that he
might III Ike remedy for his child He studied hard and
cecded realizing his wishes His child cured and
well lie has administered wonderful
thousands of sufferers IN all parts the world aud ho
has failed in making them completely healthy and hap
Ply Wishing TO do much good possible he will send 10
such of his afflicted fellow beings tbs recipe with
full aud pct directions making up and successfully
using lie requires each applicant ucosc him shilling
three eeuts to boroturued postage the recipe ami tho
remainder to be applied to the payment this advertisement
Address DIR. II. JAMES.
No 10 Grand Street. jersey city, n J. 4
n B-Dr II. James has neither office agent in New
York. pretended and advertised The recipe
is from No PLACE but No. - Grand street Jersey
city, New Jersey 2i-d&c3mo
\ perfu,ned Is rcnth.-Whst lady gentleman would
labor under tbs OF dsagrocabe hreat when
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID it will only rem Ter il.
but make the teeth white abastc prevent tooth
ache and them from decay Recommended by den
lists and ply sicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by lis use 1t
mplos, tan reckes render the SKIN soft and beau
m mpartng rich roseate hue It the
KNOWN being free from all niurous matter Price 81
cents For sale by STROLLER y WHITEHEAD,
SrARLLR Il JONES.
SITS aud Druggists everywhere.
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H on Tuesday. the sstl day -" present mr.. ''i
nj lie next fard y thereafter .xpuse Ia s,l. v
e auetloh th" TRACT OF LAND belaulug o.. ''
III" late stephen Marin deed mud living IN h. ~
pnhRtf"A on tone Wall Creca alianng the land :. ~
Naletiiin" Mar III Nm q. tiauhiwaN. bonrpr Al,s w
ers aud contains I'll arr's by suiYry ihis Land . ti
e.'Nen n's o. "id hte ri III" Concord Dep
has on II a CONF ORI ABLE DWELLING nor ~ -
necessary ouihens 1t is wr adap,d to ib ~, 10"
tram ana I1hteca and very susceptible -. ~
Those wishing :" Vi W the cniscs before III, l 80,
apply to Capt Martin or Mr. George AIvls wj IL "'I
pleasure III show ing the premises Thus land " n ba IA N
err OF I" eve months 10 uds bearing ncrc fr, 81 a,
OF safe good personal >ccmy Will required and ~ 10y
to the land retained ~ til the purchase money +. MI n %
possession can he had for seeding aud iul pos4 s,on
above land is unq1estionabe SAINT q NJ i,g~ L" me
II If St.'i,''''' y, ~ fAr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-15

ME- "rerece''iugcvcryw week. large additions
w t. our stock of Tine Clothing and Furnishing
Goods Those search Of aud speciales in Cloth.
ing or Furnishing Goods will find them al
GLASS Il RAINE'S,
Leaders and inroducers of Fine Fashionable Clothing
ie23ts
|Eo"NsENDs stRsAPAHILi.A,f for sale
u ny Dv lJ-tsI J. IA. THOMPSON & CO
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EUTI stIi DAYS
BfB. AkERS. Auct'r.

HOUSE At AGCI1ON.-I wi ~ sell M, S,,u.
day evening next l9l inst nj o'clock, rear Of I",,
I DAVIS store, SMALL FRAME HOUSE ta, 80 '.th
be removed without taking 1t down. Tenss NJ snia 'y
~ 5-tds IA AKFps -.
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WHEAT THRASHERS.

l. IN.
ly lo3m'f JAMLar MuRFEE} r''n'p'N'
WHEAT THRASHERS.
fEWE UNDERSIGNED having become Agents for H.,
Il Schenectady Agricultural Works Will keep constantly
Powers Thrashor separaler Cdmbined Thrasers AID
MmoWcrs Ih, IhrashiHg machine received the FIRST
us to give good sat slac" To ali who have them
THE HORSE row Frs made very strong aud so gear
ca INA, requires the team travel only II mil Cd m
hu thereby making it suitable to work either horses
THE rHKASuERS and CONFINED THRASuERs and
NiNNON Frs discharge all the lau
ana aust through ne machine aud not INTO the feeders
:, The Ihrasher and Wnnower Lssa REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATOR which the work more pererily ihan sn
be done IN any other way.
TUE SEPARATER Giiilc) has fork shaker hich
shakes the sralnent OF tbs straw as from the Thrash
Persons wishing examine these Tllrashers can do so by
concerning them. IRBY A SAliSDEfS
y lIt
NMIT nACaEINEs.-we are Agents Tor die
- DUN PEAS, In" superior SMUT MACHINES winch
are now ne oe1t ~ use Mlier will lind greatly to their in
Any person wishing to examine them do by calling
We refer Messrs Langhorne who are now using
is Ats
GRAM BAGS for sale 5000 ser
w will continue RENT to our Gus oners who wish
" ~, ''er ct IN TO us IRBf a SAUNDERS.
s.enl snp'ss Office, y. n 4. X. Es
LYNcHUUEG, July IL, 1857.
az and after Friday nth inst, notice
~ teses WIN be sold forthe round betweea Iynnhbrg
phRr springs At The following ,ates
fram Lynchburg Coyncrs hack $500
to aleFhany Springs (Shawsylle) 800
10 Montgomery Springs. Platform. 20
Children between ani - gcars and halt price
Win be good for "he, " i,p nm on tTry r, ftaa$ ma
on me saturday aud returning the Monday following the
julius VIC SMITH Cent ,up'
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sion of this School will begin the 18th August and
close l5h February following Terms per session of five
months for Tuition SIG For Tuition and Board except
lights So so For circulars aiming
dress &. j. HARRIS. Prucipal.
July l53tawtlsept Forest Depot, Va
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pIoNDddr HTIn Justice TO this valuable medicine, |
that have sold article which giyes such uuver
sa satisfaction to all who have used it, have had
medicine which has with anything like sne rapid sale
your Pam Killer and Its the topic of
ton many places in this vicinity. have recommended
for the cure OF fever and agnc and warranted It, and it has
cured twenty four hours In conclusion let say,
that wherever 1t has been family regar-
ded mdis pensable medicine, aud kept constantly
hand W. W. ROBERTS,, La Port. Ind
This ceriifos that afflicted with aud chill
for several years persuaded try Perry Davis Neyc
table Pain kler-l took part OF bottle and perfectly
cured have had chill since beginning with this med
cine. NJ sister being afflicted applied the remedy aud
found alno immediate relief and has felt the
symptoms since,
JESSE WILLIAMS, Perrysburgh. Ohio
For so 10y Druggists Gocers and Medicine Dealers every
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sufficient evidence of the high appreciation by the community
of the "Goekade CITY, of the merits of "ROSSERS CON
GENERATED ESSENCE OF BAY LEAVES, % Tor the Hair
Five hundred bottles have been sold In that city the short
space of three months and still the demand daily Increasing
II is warranted to remove Dan,l1uW
tis warranted TO prevent the falling of the hair
relieve that itching which
frequent prccrdrs the decay Of the hair.
1t is warranted not 10 have its superior hair beanher
For ladiaalti Is the article for the Toilet
For GtnemenIt is unequaled for the Whisker and Mus
tachr
For ChdrenIt preserves ihc hair aud flow in
glossy ringlels.
For Merchandise gives n fine profit ready sale
supply Of Messrs. SfkbrliEk & WHITEHEAD
Drur Of il~c mar a
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- DUN PEAS, Jg." superior SMUT MACHINES which
are NOW the best in Mers will greatly to their IN.
terest 10 use these machines IN preference all Others
Any person wishing examine them by calling
these machines. IRBYy SAlfNnERS
is litS
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NJ "nd hand Grain Bags, good n new
We will continue 10 RENT sacks tomers o W ,
10 e"i.Eh the'r gf TN to us lRBl a SAUNDERS
IL ii
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y sSs OEIEEEEEs remaining IN t.,c Post
L Office, .gnIy 10, iS55.
e Persona cniiimg lar Letters in ihi. List
~ all please Say Ihcy are I'D scrii~ch.
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LAND WARRANTS.
BgDigV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01

CRooKE-MuRr.- Poughkoepsie, on Monday morning,
Nov. 80, by the Rev. Goodspeed, HxSsy s. Caoosx,
10 CARRIE MERRITT adopted daughter Of the late Joseph
T. Adranee, all OF that city.
HAKr-PICK st. Johns church, Brooklyn, oA We'd
nesday Nov rs by the Rev Mr. Guion, Jossrs HAKr 70
Miss SARAH T., daughter Of the late Curtis Peck Esq, all
of the above city.
HAyNEs-RoBERrs Sauna Rosa, Senoma county Cal
Thursday, Oct, o. by the Rev. II. Richardson, Gso-
w. HAyS< Esq, Of Suisun, Soano county, " Mis- MAKrHA
A. daughter Of the Rev, Joseph Roberts Of Santa Rosa
MYtRs-CnAPpKIL Galesburg, Illinois, Thursday,
Nov 20, by the Rev. Edward Beecher, LID, SypSxy
MYERs ESQ 10 CAROLINE, only daughter Of Walter Chap
pel, Esq, all OF Gaiesburg'
RoUx-RAsz Yorkvilc, Sunday, Nov. 20, by
the Rev Mr. Frost Mr. JAcoB ROW, to Miss J<syHsg v
daughter Of Mr. Maturin X. Rsnec
SHorwIfI-1isRHrsT.-O sunday, Nov. 70, al tho
Central resby church. Brooklyn, by the Rev W. T.
Leavt, BYRos SHorwEIL, Of New York. To Amy MARIA,
daughter Of Capt Thomas X. Herbest, OF BROOKLYN.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
~Oo-o~o~U~>~~~~~~~N~~NoNo~o.
MONEY M RK EFT.

MONDAY, NOV. 3U-6 L. NJ.
There is nothing new or important in the stock
market. Operators at the board manage to keep up
a show of activity; but the transactions are al
most entirely of speculative character it does not
matter much whether the sales up thousands
hundreds OF shares There was but little change in
prices this morning. Delaware and Hudson de
cIined per cent; Michigan Southern, old 4; do,
preferred, IL; Chicago and Rock Island, ]. La
Crosse and Milwaukee advanced per cent; Reading
4. New York Central opened at rs, and closed at
"A per cent, with a very small business 1t is re-
ported that the decrease in the earnings of the New
York Central Railroad Company in the months OF
October and November has been about five hundred
Thousand dollars. In October alone the decrease
was S295 900. The remaining months up to di-
vidend time are likely to be nearly bad. If So the
February dividend must be considerably cut down,
or passed altogether. About that time the Erie
road will be offered for sale under the hammer. The
most active stock on the list to-day Cleveland
and Toledo. At the second board the market was
not at all active. Reading advanced per cent. In
other stocks there was no material alteration. At
the close prices were weaker
The bank statement for last week shows very ex-
traordnary movement in the leading departments.
partment except discounts. The annexed table ex.
hibits the changes, compared with the previous
week.
decrease In loans and discounts. $412 1902
Increase IN SPECIE loo $40
Increase in circulation Observation-Disclosures. 23I ,366
Increase in deposits actual. 80 ,o5T
The decrease in discounts, with such an augmenta-
ton of strength in the other departments, shows de
gree of prudence and caution seldom seen in our
bank managers. Had they practised little of these
virtues last spring and the early part of he summer
we should not have seen such sudden and serious
contraction. The accumulation Of specie in our
bank vaults may look very well ON paper, but It Is
calculated to prevent any return to more prospe.
rous state of business affairs This immense amount
of specie has been drawn from the pockets OF indi-
viduals, and locked up in the vaults Of our banks
The metallic currency of the country is lying idle in
our banks, instead of circulating through all the
channels of commerce, giving life and strength TO
every local interest. 1t is by means a favorable
feature to see the banks pilng up specie in their
vaults at the rate of million of dollars per week
The annexed table exhibits the receipt Of specie in
New York, Boston and New Orleans during the
month of November, 1857 -
MOVEMENTS OF SrEuE-laRRvAts NOVEMBER, 1857.
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The Assistant Treasurer reports today as ollows:-
Total Receipts .sl66 ia VI
PAYMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 7e3 10
Balance, ......s..... as
The receipts include s36,976 40 from customs, and
the payments include ss2 600 on California drafts.
The Allegheny Valley Railroad is delinquent on the
coupons due on the bonds issued to the company by
the county Of Allegheny. The agents in this city
say TO holders that no funds have been provided and
payments cannot therefore be made.
The interest ON the extension bonds Of the Peoria
and Quawka Railroad viii be paid at the Shoe and
Leather Bank on and after the LIST day of December
The annexed tables exhibit the latest quotations
for currency land warrants, specie and domestic ex
changes
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GoLp AND PAPER CURRENCY of GREAT BRITAIN.
Tur 1reyugs Dyifg Value Of 100 Deprscid

one sovereign weighs dwts 3 grams, which, at the
mint price OF CO IFS l0hd per ounce Is equal to bank
note Of pound, or twenty shlllngs.
II will be seen by these figures that gold advanced
in value Fl 81. sgd from the year 1900 to 1914. In
the same time the depreciation of paper as a cur.
rency was equally great. In 1911 bank notes repre-
senting fio0 were worth only era Is. cd. With the
advance in gold and depreciation in paper the cur
rency ranged at the two extremes. In 1871 upon
the resumption Of specie payments. both gold and
paper became par We are now under another sus.
pengiOn.
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srpnEv DFAus-Coroncr Hills held an inquest yester-
day upon the body Of Manning Underhi,a workman IN
the employ Of Messrs Lorard snuff manufacturers VINO
died suddenly while engaged at his business, in the
establishment the above firm post m0rtem examina
siou q body showed that death had been caused by
rupture OF the abdominal artery. Verdict accordingly.
neccascd resided al No. ls9 Kim street.
Coroner Gamble held m Inquest at No $50 Greenwich
street upon the body Of woman, named Maria whaien,
who dropped dead the store, at the above number,
while awaiting the return Of her husband, who had just
stepped out Tor a few moments. Dr. Ferguson made a
sst mortem examination Of the body when appar
spt that death was caused by disease Of the heart.
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Monument to Gen. Worth-MIIitaraV D'sPia'
on Depositing his Rcmains-ThaHA sg,v"t
Day In New York and vicinity-Ncv1 IRON
Calif0rnia-Anairs in Europc-Captun' %
Delhi and Relief Of Lucknov-The Lat ~
Intelligence, etc., etc.
The FAMILY HERALD will be issued Wednesday, and
among its contents will be found -
full report OF the military and all other exercises con-
sequen upon deposng the remains Of Gen Worth in the
monument to be erected to his memory.
Thanksgiving Day and How il Was Kept in New York
and observation-disclosures Services among the Is
raeltes, &C, &c.
The Latest News from California and Central America
Condition of Affairs on the Pacific Coast-Declaraon of
War by Nicaragua against Costa RIGA, &c, &c.
European AfairsThe Financial Crisis in Europe-Sus-
pension Of the Bank Charter Act-Leer from Cores
pondent at Paris, sc
News from India-Capture Of Delh-Relef of Lucknow
Anglo Saxon Pluck, &c, &c.
An account of the Grand Ball Of the Officers Of the Uni
ted States Frigate Niagara, at Plymouth, England
The Free Love Society at Sandusky Ohio, broken up
by the authorities.
Notices of New Publications.
Obituary Notices of George r. Gliddon, Captain James
Reynolds and other noted characters.
Editorials on the prominent topics Of the times.
The latest Telegraphc Intelligence from all quarters
The City News Of nterest-Police Reports-Theatrcal
Matters-Marrages Deaths for the wesk-Condion of
the Financial and Commercial Markets. and large guam
tity miscellaneous reading giving account OF ali in
teresting and important events.
To be obtained at the Office, and of tho agents
Terms-$2 year-four cents a single copy.