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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.


MR.. popGsos's PRIVATE OFFICE.
and
ne coas, clearA patent safe gameA novel hiding place
voice from Political pipe laying-A visner and
place of refuge-A false aarmA press of busnsss-The
beau,ies Of buying out detuuet esaeisbment-vaia re,
proessionLove and lawn eshe,ic stepmotherA female
win wsniedMTne first cen-A slight doubt as to profes
ona entry in the bill of cossA boz by the name OF Grii
win with an awkward president Of the Wide
fiehung crossThe honor Of Congressional district in
shell soft sSs and Ss
q Ind Weighs the
Peter Coopers reform club-Unweicome news-Cupid
Novel mode oiobaning an nroduetonA retrea;.Irs
limit o horse od
s f ae ess ss
goddess Of esthe.cs in ths shsA woman
front seat House Kepreseniaves
OwsThe editors Of the Tochight Of Freedom and the
rcsn parotThe creates. good Of the greatest unmoer
the opposon-No adver.isemensNo prinag blls-No GIN
o Sa be &
moneyf-Tbe modern Cncinnaus-Buncombe-Th endorse
purity Of election.
PARLoR AT MR HoNErBUN's.
womsns rights essions aborHow to ascertain what
ney) bun-The candidate don't IKE iHe nds out what his
crsae pa.isoosrd q Ss Olus as
pedal exre%es Of poetry and under ones
o B1he pseasrss Of american mo6sH aasrencs Of
opnonBoneybun not OF acrobac turn iunaic asylum
mindA dangerous nns eye osss ali dis
1con q % ns oSs eSsA Ss Of Ssp
An opponentA politicians honor sssaed az there were
S,s SeaiedgThe President Of the Wide Awstes-AnoSsr
customer in the marfet-The first
"a an S. n
It IN beeHopep aearts and open pockesfhe night owls
Being pu. up The Governors dgure-Pn.us in strong
nity~Tfe brass Dand-Down among The dead meu-The
Rssss aas
raacn enemy reseved-Hs views on re,irenentA ia,
pols-wsr to the knife and ro.k-
ACT III
beautiful perorsiorHaf demsnd-Dss
jersey
TO The sne y ,S hCneysuns antorsvng dspos
ddgeThe female politician going seeking whom
she ss
a se
Pills and nsss Of ses
Sps:
mse ss
halves foundAnother important ~ -
chotts chcAneryA youthful faith hurled from hs peaes
tel-AnpA Msrias denupcation-She listens % s resson
An ambuscade-The trap sprnng-uedgsons aoAhow NJ
lsdOment-An old proverb verhed-listeness - ac
Dcds opinions Of ne oe
stocking-Notes VI
bribery and fraud calculated onWspsnous
-Dodeson retained for the dienceESo mhe @ on LOT olo
Done Brownwide Awakcs and Night owls-Bnsiness o.
private abbietens ready ana Houeybun ID not
furity stal-Mrs Honeybun makes generous acxnow-
ing debt-fopper and Peckovcr served out
rnrn utter and hopeessAn
romon House * RepresensuyesEvery pays for his
ani hmi none wants saary-No much fun In CongressA
observation-disclosures last efIvoe early and carry the
!"'" ElECTION.
To conclude with the celebrated Farce OF
ANTONY AND CbkOFATRA.
man about town MT. r. A. vincent
grsefte NlHs MGcarthy
Dress ecle may be secured week IN advance
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AMUsEMEwTs.

s$s$:s :; 2, & ''t
revival Of D0n1s'as Msssa cssSIa'sa a ogss. a q
with entirely new dresses and appoiaments
Ne public are reIspsss,iSy Isss%s aSsmsd s that
sa @ S = T for an er
tomorrow, Friday, .hsn .....s ''''e
W % Tor the drs ne Ia America her great part Of
MADAME sTRAKosca -. ..coaa.
signor s1lGEIII Chaisis
win appear for The si as chssfea,e part in which he
epIoss % sasseseaa sses arope1n p M reputation
engagement,
cannot be repeated wi therefore be the ony oppor
tunity of hearing the great baritone '''''
II what has been considered his boh regards
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
the % %
e %Hb WI II gTn cgRr,psr
The feature Of next Saturdays Matinee will be the joint a
oo,s0v THE THREE PRIME DoNNr,
sssso e II .sS ssS 1fsoEs Sc ssror
sus signor TERRI as RIGoLETro.
The Mad sIddIsA sTsAkSsSm sSsI. .no c,o Sig AMoDIo
The TE sSTas III cSGsss opss% OF por1ro
Which will be given without any curtalme /, w
GAzZANlGA, BRIGNOl.I and AMoDIO.
The ertre first act Of
LA TRAvIATA,
By the prima donna,
MILE. ADEIIa 4 A SPERAEZA.
The magnificent fourth act of
RIGOLETTO,
BY oOisSs hAss1S.9FEs Hs SSasFsEEH sEFsrs
And the eat baritone,
Sl0NOR FERRI,
On Nc nday the great tenor
SIGNOR BEAUCARDE
VIII make his frat In America In his word
nowned part OF
IN active preparation the opera OF
THE 6ICIL1AN vESPERS,
Which will be brought out In the gorgeous style; and
Mozarts
MAGIC FLUTE
Due notice will be given of the arrival OF
Mile CKUvEl.LI and Sig. SUSTNI.
TICKETS be had the box office OF the Academy Of NM
SIC Sbells stationery store, No. IL Wall street.
house door above vesey street. and at Hall Sons and
BreusipR's music stores.
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UvOS SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
ssssas mall steamer ARA9o. D. Lines commander, win
ssurdas Eovember ~ a T. O'Clock from
sse us enclosing the engines thai In the
event Of collision sandng the could reach them
Osssenxs would be secured Price Of passage 4 second
DSAyTtDE Aecnt No. broadway. NB.-fhe stsa11&
FULTON WIN succeed the ARAGO, and sail December 10.
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A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABLIS 1867
n Carrying the United States mAis-ssing positively ON
the day advertisedThe beautiful clipper ship 5AMUEL
G. GLNvEK 1000 burthen, George Kellum cOmman-
DER rapidly loading At pier No North river and WIN be
ber The S. g. g. made the voyage las Australia
delivered her cargo perfect order She has magnificent
commodatiops for both and
fine ship THOMAS H. PERKINS, loading at pier No IS East
rver will be despatched for sydney, NJ w. 18th
RON No Bowling Green. Sight bills for SALE
made coDsignments. Consgnees In AustrslA
Neasra wilkinson BrOthoss
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N 3" NOBLE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
AIBANY COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In Florida,
Via SAVANNAH, Ga
The AUGUSTA Capt A. s. Woodruff, win leave on Satnr-
a.v Oct 20 Al p NJ from pier No. North river Tickets
can he had for the following placesfare low by
other steamer New York TO Savannah, accommodations
SUPERIOR o-,..- 90 -. xr.,, .,. ,r..
Ala S26; Atlanta Ca Sx3 Albany Ca, ~; Columbus, Ga,
Sz9 Macon, Ga, IL Augusta, $50, Savannah, $l5
go SAMUEL l. MITCHELL 4 SON, Is broadway.
-r,or SAVANNAH, GA-rHE WELL. KNOWN FIRST
class side wheel steamship STATE or GEORGIA, Capt
e - sh inst nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ Very superior
u"y' he secured by letter telegraph. The KEY5TONE
e. ~ viii en as above for Charleston g. c. November
Fare on either ship 3D. -.
Corner Of Fourth and Chestnut streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICEs.

YOUNG MAN OF GOOD CHARACTER AND RE-
"A spectacle position wishes place Salesman Part
ner legitimate mercantile business He vii
thousand dollars for interest partner
eligible situston salesman will loan the same
reasonably secured Only those doing paying
Address stating place Of ntei view, with full part
culara, Franklin, Herald Office
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DARNUM's MUsEUM-FOURTH WEEK AND CON.
- nqsd triumph of the new ,,souchng and NE Ike moral
AND LIFE; thrilling story Of reality which, Of
it's unexampled popularity win be repeated Thursday Oct
2 In the eve1iDg at ~ oc,ck the style of
perfection which has for mnch applause and such
GIRL or TIE INN. Two living marbed Seals are
here just received and be spong in their native
old the Grand Aquara Happy Family Trunk Of Tree from
Admission to all IS children under Is Parq1e
Is ceEts extra.
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RESTAURANTS.

IyARE SOUP AND ENGLISH MUTTON
ia FOR DINNER TODAY.
saeEugsh rheasants, Hares, Soos Flbcrts Hams,
Bacon. ston Gloser Wiltshire Cheese; Yarmouth oat
pnercd Herring, Fgman Haddocks Scotch Oatmeal
Peasmeal Salt Ling, Speldrings, &c.
RICHARDSON MCLEOD, 1O6 Maiden lane,
corner Of Pearl street
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HyoPTg ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
N REGULAR THROUGH LINE
TO GAN FRANCISCO


- TO eAN FKANClSCO
+ VIA
PANAMA RAILROAD, AM
IA CON pacng only With steamers Golden Gate uolden Age
an r. s,ephens and sonora the Pacific Mail Steamship
sS'NV-' " DIRECT TO ASPINWAIL.
m. .,,,~od,d steamsbips BALTIC ADRIATIC and ALLAN
y having been entirely reed and adapted 70 the Calor-
-, trade will above leaving this port the
6TH AND 18th OF EACH MONTH,
ft,,ru the foot Of Canal street, North river.
' THE BALTIC,
ls0e burshen A. g GRAZ, Commsnder VIII leave on
10 connect at PsnAmA with the web known steam
ship SONORA r. L. BABY, Commander.
THE ATLANTIC,
r. H. PEARSON, Commander, will follow on tho
#f 2fST Of NOVEMBER.
An emsreuced surgeon 10 attached 70 each ship.
Through freight aud will be Immediately Tor
vnrdcd upon arrival of the steamer At Aspinwnl
F of the above seamshps has capacity for 600 O tons
n siak which will be taken at moderate rates.
I believed accommodations Afforded oy tne ABOVE
ships are unsurpa assed by any In the world
extra ehip always at Panama. 30 that there
VII detention In for Sardng passengers baggage ana
Far freight apply Office Of the company ss Wall street
F passage apply the only Office Of the company on the
vbsrf, foot Of Canal street, 70 wM. a. "ioAnAm.
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4 rr.ANrIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
"A o. s. MAIL LINE
FOR

- n FOR
tr CALIFORNIA.
Formerly the Vanderbilt Line
Fpon the old established wharf foot Of Warren street,
north river. .
eerSge $50 cabin SIS; first cabin $OO including
Railroad ticket
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH,
The favorito steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Captain
Tnklepaugh will leave ss above on SATURDAY november .
Il O'Clock NJ connecting via Panama Railroad with the
Extra steamer Of line always q. Panama, insuring
nrurnpt connection at the lshmus,
TIE North star succeeds Northern Light leaving New
York November n.
Beware ticket swnders bogus passage Offices and con-
Germs falsely styling themselves mali companies Unless
You be on guard you will deceived and defrauded
This only carrying the United States mails this
route under contract with the government,
For freight apply u the only ofce Of the line In
VIC No III Wes, street, corner Of Warren street.
+ u. Il. ALLEN, Agent,
NB-A persons forbid trusting account Of
49, ~Acu Or
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DRAYToN'S PARLOR ORERAs,
~ AT THE FRENCH THEATRE,

No. 5S5 Broadway,
Opposite the Metropolitan HoselJ
Owing TO numerous engagements, this is the
LAST WEEK BUT sNE!
DRAYTON'S immensely popular nd successful
.PARLOR OPERAS AND LYRIC PROVERBS
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
FRIDAY. OCT %, at ~ O'Clock
The aughable and success full opereta
DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND.
To conclude with the pop 1lar lyric -overb
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER,
Tcs cts Places and Private Boxes secured In ad-
without extra charge the theatre daily
Price 50 cents other IS
The faror Operas III be Polytechnic Instits
Brooklyn Thursday night November g. for one nchs
only.
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~ American Atlantic Screw steamship Company's
nav and favorie steamshg -. c.--..a..
r, MAJ ia North river Thursday, Oct ~ ~ four
,es Pnssage 70 Savannah, with unsurpassed accom-
Tnrn"ys tickets TO New Orleans $50 5 Mobile s Mont
Sos Aisnny "a, S2i; Atlanta $23 Coumbns, S25
EmerS hnausta s Also principal places in Florida
at lowest rates -.
k.o rrekn. one h,l paf cept No risks taken under SsD
ihsm I, n ~ n 4 CROMWELL, co, e6 West street
Tba MosTooMERy, Capt W O,Bery, succeeds tAursaaJ'
November
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HYEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON
IN pan,For New Orleans via Havana-To sail on Thurs:
dav C.tfyer n 1889 at II oclockThe United states mail
stsanshp DE SOTO Bnlloch viii % g receive
stree North river No bills adng signed after the hour
calling Freight for Havana will not be received aner "
Custom House. The clearance, together Win me oh OF
Iadinr len Al the Office before O'Clock thA day FOR
esbt or passage apply TO agents. LIVINGSTON, GRO
CHERON CO., No. Park place.
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
l vana and New Urleans-The steamship EMPIRE CITY,
Captain j. Mc0owan, will sail on Wednesday November
adng Of the proper form Furnished a. he no bills OF
sage apply ut III West street, corner Of Warren,
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sYIIPPING.

TOR LONDON-PACKEr SHIP PLYMOUTH ROCK
Capt Hammond, sails Oct xS second cabin and found $40
clpr ship for Liverpool sails
$l6 Passengers brought from Ireland Eneisnd
duced Apply TO THOS o. ROCHE, s. South street.
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SPRING GARDEN SEEDS

j.. M THORBURN d Co,
Is JOHN Sta O., NEW YORK,
RE receipt OF heir NEW PEAS, &c. among may
Il be mentioned that inmabc Of all Early Peas, Daniel
O'Roucke, earliest of All. Also.
Sangsters, No. Il, Early Cucumbers
l.nproved Emperor Larry Tomato,
Prince Albert and Early Burl Eiry and La Cabbages
ington, hite Solid Celery,
Nonparel Caulh'wer, Exlra Early Turnip Beet, &c.
Our catalogue Vegetable Fed and
Seeds will be published during the month at January
sent 10 all applicants J. NJ. THORBuRN Co,
10 John Street, NEW YORK.
n B dealers supplied on the liberal Trade
Catalogue ready. ldec - d2w-J
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EOID MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
VI IIANOS-STEINWAl A. SONS. "a Walker ST.. tnear

u I1ANOS.-STEINWAl n SONS, "a Walker ST., tnear
Hroad~a y,) New York, Mauufac urers, wer ox,-
,rurd the Fnst Premium here when Gfs.s1sETS7
they brought their Piano Fores = "A TAE
petition with the best makers OF Boston, New ~
YORK, Philadelphia aud Baltim
Received the first prize Medals the Metropolitan Fair
Washington, ls.L5
The FIRST Premium "a gold Mea the best P.no Forte
At the MARY land Institute BanI 1850
The First rz Medal Plaiio Forte at the Amer.
lean institute. Crystal Palace, New York, ,eJ6
The Frsi rcminn Gold Mrll best Gran Piano
al the MARYLAND Institute BALTIMORE 1857
The FIRST Premium Al the state Fair, Detroit Isl
IA. FIRST premium al the STATE Far Richmond, ls.7
Among the Judges the first aicnt of A. conn.
try W Mason, Go,isrhak, W"lienlanpt &c Grand
and Square Pianos constructed With wooden and Iron
frame combined warranted tor years Prices mod.
'. % ,Snpt tom
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NRW.YoRK ADvRRTIsRMENTs.

SGNGkR,a SEWING MACHBNEs.-Grcas
- proof
Judged h labor saving
public singers sewing Machines sstab
lshng tho In The United States
exhibited univcr-eile
they oh hs highest and
10 make them has bEi N Paris.
In branch OF which be done,
these machines be used th As the
ot the kail~ train travelling sewing
Singers Machines compared with ban. sewing No tailor,
shoemaker dressmaker, trimmer sadder halter.
should be without The fair profit OF using OF
these machines regularly employed IL One Thousand Dollars
In all lIiyat. families here there much sewing
lie nschner asssante. Planters
hotel keepers ind them particularly
table These machines simple In their
very and durable being the only KIND OF Sewing Ma
made by which every sort OF work,
perfectly executed Thousanisof interior
names Singers Machines have been found every
where satisfy the wanis Of the public.
Plain printed Instructions for using sent with
chine which any readily acquire the
aging them maclnes packed securely go to any
part the world To all persons desiring particular
formation will, application by letter either
Gces copy NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
" holly devoted to the Sewing Machine iater.tt.
L. NJ SINGER co,
Principal Office No 1923 Broadway New YORK
AZ IIanoycr St. Boston, No ~ Chan.
ei St. New Haven c. Glovervie N y; No 274 broad ST.
Newark n j.; No l42 Chestnut St. Philadelphia No los
Baltimore St baltimore; No b Westminster ST. Providence
X Last 4h ST. Cincinnati; No. % North Alb ST. ST
Louis; No I'll st. Charles ST. New Orleans No DaupLn
~ Acts
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w rms is the most reliahl. SEWING MACHINE ever
rabilty simplicity The ope alton Of 1t Is learned
than aa other Machine, while it works with
the slk the heaviest cloth leather either
which works superior manner making straight
evenly laid seam much finer than ordinary hand work. while
the hand work rarely gets out Of working
perform all ordinary repairs II, until Is With
ihete advantages over other Machines feel confident
Weyds Patent SerinS Machines viii best the
Families ali kinds Of Manufacturing Cloiers Talors Boot
m ssot and saddle w 1 their ,ssn.
that will do their work in rapid and substantial
much sewing Wi, this Machine particularly adapted to
their besides saving labor enough In lew months
pay TaiIos viii find saving by using Sew
Machine besides being al u superior quality OF
does not rip easily and that looks muc nicer than
work Boo. and Shoe NJ nutacturers Thou.
sands Dollars by using this Machine, while many pnrpo
ts work done leather by this Machine better than
The editor of cadar.own eorsa) Patriot says When
purchased your Hyds Patent SscinS MacAiae intend
I'd wholly ior 'any use cut AS was to
leather cd Harness aud Carriage rrmmlngs
work done In this both o OF beauty strength
and feel confident for this alone the machine has
hands the time s.vea in IN kim c,be, for , rev, gs
cry Machine you have sold in this vicinity give, great
st satisfaction anu several intend to order Machines
Extract from n letter by gentleman. owning
plantation New Orleans Your two Hds Patent Seq.
ing Machines bcen almost bought
ihem and with the best Of practical results In ss than
weeks The two operators on them hnLed complete
and lind the tme saved In using them has
Another Planter says used 10 empoy three OF four hands
in making clothes for the ror but since purchased your
the whole plantation who my wfu it Tor nearly
all the clone OF the family fec confident the pays
We wish all Tho need Machine to examine these, they
are the .imres. and hss, for Family plantation any
>e:riss Machine eUO and sl3O. -
Successor to Within y a. Lyons
3i5 Broadway, New York
Bonnets &c, l.ynchburg. VS.. ma is
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2ailg Sirsiaia,s.

,>-----. u.-~n,..a H4xZAu-The Lon
r. -..s.t date announce the death Of
don pepsn % ~ 49, historian and
henry $500 The last survivor of that
aa.no:. "a os .-oss writer's whose works may
ihuss.,o.s S 80. "a a.. ..r,v mart of the nine
u ~ ~. s,clden are of English hterAr
seen'n IF ~ -;s.,. of history had been infiuenc-
@s- 49,. .s.i e,r trn,h and the spirit of
ga os nj -h;cb charnc,crixes his productions.
impars'au.. Wy" - hs.n ,,,srea on the IN
the sa,ca 49,. S.,,tI never have gained
reranll'y w .a. E..rsry World. lie was born
cu1rouoy :" $50 II ,ras educated ut Eton
aooae uo a.. -. hs lcff the University has
anu ost. -, Tn 1870 he received one OF the
resioeu IN . Ia ...a.l. instituted by George the
2v guinea s:.N in historical writing. the other
~. .-srded 10 our own countryman, lr-
n."s g. -. ~. publication of the History Of Co
Mmoss: ne % and ,ook an actiye part in
the Ed'a'"y y" ca ,ba aholition of the slave
the grea. Iov' ..,;.,,v N. lfe Of a scholar that
TRADE; nv e" ~ 81 49,: hnarl az him and conse-
very little mas ever pee" 80 81 b;s nersonal
qaen'is neA' " an,bnr lie was 40 little
history eAecPn ~ =" his Rritisb Brrds that
known wne" 81 I'm only "the classic
Tue sa'',e. 49, "sn~n,o5 FAR Greek" Greek was
iian"','' 10 81 Italian hut the ncensed poet
no. Ie'a: " :, I'm beennse he was one of
mus' law en- ~ *. S.o,cb Review. But greater
inc Nl"'.: ~, s s.s heen felt in the historian
DECREE o' '''e.. ~. ,nh,;cat;on OF Tcnnyson's
o. ns ses, I'm Tho r;rcum.trnee Of that noble
IN Memor,om, ,,o'' ;,,;raJ Inv the grief felt for
poem o.s Of Italians SON the poets intimate friend
tre 'oss Vi .:a 7, va IN The year ISIS that
ana companion. a W. srs, WORK which gained
Italian puonS,ne ss ,;,srarv r,nutaiion the View
nun ~, AZ Sa,s q y"rnne dnrnr the Middle Ages.
" ."e S's' of.rwsr5s he published his Coistitu
81 H;s,,rv If ENGLAND from the death Of Hen
uoaaa VII, VII y ,hs death of George H. His next
+. ,'e - was h;s INTRODUCTION to the Literary
anu any i"s' W W -. a,r;nc the Fifteenth. Six
s.h' W Ssvep,.en,b Centuries; and it was in
.ee"!n, sau ~, this work tina, he makes the
.ne ni,,'son 10 tho Great calamity which had
oaoa's " h;n, in ,he loss Of his remarkable son,
oNer'sA." nm - S,i6Iloa the brilliant promise
WIZ 81. "r ho,hood Mr. Halam died on the ,2d of
OF DIS ooyhooo 'i. r o.
'"''"' > ~ . % -
Sr,.no,-ox,rs Tr,yrLs UNDER DrrrIC1I-
mrs The steamer "Wenona" Capt. Forcr, ar
- in Ills ctv ve.terday from Pittsburgh, after
an', ~ rnnori.6le a massage as nnv river craft
has ,,ado an tho Ohio On SATURDAY. last the boat
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MOUNT VERNON P1ssGisS, BY HON Ed
4V1 " AED IN l.hti - i.' New IorK Ldsu5
the nrat at tue AoOHl tit'oN PAPEk>. vail be
teihed AHA Tor DeccuIb,I hose wish
these ntei-s:Ias the cHsil.
lncasc hand tnvIr s,...ata ~
IL G Il,
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oi Packages of 10 Whole Jackets $50
IL Half ........... ~
10 Quarter ........... 10
10 lighth ........... 10


IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money to adrs for the tickets ordered
nate
The list OF drawn numbers prizes will be sent pur
ehasers immediately alter ,he drawing,
" purchaser. III please wre their signatures plain, and
give their post Office county and state
hemembr that every prize drawn aid payable In full
the drawinsoIher prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All commune ions strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
MCKINNEY co savannah, Ga.
Fl list of the numbers TIA. drawn fo,. the wheel,
with the suoun' of the prze that each entitled will
be published after every drawing in the Sara"nah DAILY N~'
supply n wSn"% i i%.. srs' nSS
GILT CoRNicE; the style, which entirely new and
Aisisd Can and siaMns, ~ ~ NJ siMr SON
90 nnl.s. Same. River Crmr", jus, re-
NV re'sed i" fine order, and Tor sal, cheap, by
feb sA. l- JAMES noyD & co.
VkRrIfUsE'~.-A. ~pp,, of Fannc-.ocL,.,
gar pnSe. sna and Dead shot Also Bsdos su
are q. celebrated safe remedies tor worms For
'alsby JOHN H. sEAY
nAvuDsON's sAuAMANDEW .AFk~.-Wc
-; , nv .eeeNsa several these celebrated SAFES
eli ~ nrs ana Powder proof which viii
feb l-d.. -.-- sTABIER JONES
KNIVES. which would the attention Of ali Who
eouosnnt s'"P w '"'' linc Also superior RAZOR
SLkAf len tn,s SlLNERrHORN Cliff.
GENTS, FINE CATERS ""d SHOES, 10.
- received Al !1eobi SEABtki'S
TN x Ladies will And many ihinx. usrful 10
Il house keepers. for sale days below ,.
tfeh 4-fts RI'RCUS
kA TONS fresh xro.nd PLAsrEK, 4. W HE.
OV invite the attention Of friends
Jan e-dtA CAMP, SMITH 4 co.
4 M BBLs. Apple BrnHdy, 700 bbis. Sac
wv Rye and common Whisky; 500 lnxes Ada man,ns
Candles 400 bbs refined Sugar for sale by !.
JONES & co,
eo edtaL No. & Msin Str ct, Richmond Va
NOAL! COAI!!-We mre now prepared % an
orders for best Red Ash Athrace Mountain and Clover
~" Sos at lowest market prices for August delivery
II Orders left Store of Messrs Valentine n Man.
| se SAN street, will receive prompt attenon
s"s$N ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-22

IRISH POTATOEa.-u have IL sssve. q few
barrels OF Wilkes pink eye IRISH POTATOES. for sale.
Gail soon DanSd J. H. SOLOMON