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IOtal. SSO,UW
Whence there results surplus of above 900 pi
asres which yearly consigned to the imperial Golfers
at Mequinez guarded by 1000 negroes The army is d.
vded into two parts one, called active, is composed of
the Emperors Moors and the other consists Of militia
commanded by the governors. The Emperor pays the
former, which consists Of 10000 The militia paid
out Of the local taxes There also in large towns
such az Fee, Morocco, Tangier, &C., urban force,
pable Of bearing arms. When large army is formed
the governor commands the troops of his province and
is bound to provide everything necessary The Empe-
rors guard generally lives at the expense of the
the Emperor himself, in his absence of his sons
Prince Of the imperial family. After him the
caid ams, who have each the command of $500 men.
The corps Of artillery consists Of about 900 men ndie
rently trained. ~
The same Journal gives the following partcuars:-The
climate Of Morocco is generally temperate and healthy.
Heat not great from the position of the country
would be supposed, the chain Of the Atlas defending Mo-
from the east winds, which would scorch the earth
frequent The summit Of those mountains is always
covered with snow and large quantity falls in the
winter the mountains that the inhabitants of the val
leys often buried beneath it, The abundant water
courses which flow from the mountains moderate the
heat Of summer, while the north and west the sea
breezes refresh the EARTH In the interior of country
however, the heat great that small rivers often
dried up but all other hot countries, the dow so
abundant that the nights cool Rain falls with toe-
rable regularity and In winter is abundant In January
the country ID covered with verdure and flowers In
March barley is cut, but the wheat harvest only takes
place nl June. All fruits are precocious and in early
years the vintage takes place at the commencement Of
September Although in general there are fewer varia
tons the climate of Morocco than in other northern
countries Of Africa there at times heavy rains which
damage the crops and droughts which multiply locusts
The winter is not severe, and fire can be dispensed with
In great colds the thermometer rarely falls lower than
q so deg below of Reaumur (274 deg. of Fahren
he) and even in the colds of all than
deg COX deg. Fahrenheit) The great variations of
temperature which take place at Paris are not known in
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Some months back peculiar stem of swndnlg invent
cd in America and pracsed in that country persons in
England, detected and stopped. The plan was TO
send letters to the address OF individuals whose deaths
APP @ m '9 e Of the London pvrpor
into misconduct and sentenced to prison and who
terms Of the deepest seS.sa his old and
States Post office. Many executors upon opening these
communications were led to comply with the appeal
desire to act in accordance with any possible wish the
deceased person. and there believe that the
trade proved very lucrative 1t completely brought to
have therefore Been driven q new expedeni and
their plan is to transmit letters the address of
an % s0I aid M
ing child This has probably brought success even
than the former pan since has awakened the fears Of
families and desire TO avert scandal About fortnight
back two Of these communications reached the hands OF
mutual friends and the imposition being thus apparent
copy of the production inserted in the Moja0 Adj
retiser. Each subsequent mail however, has brought
fresh supply, all worded in nearly the same manner and
therefore desirable remove by further exposure
the pain they may have occasoned Annexed Is one re-
Gently received The writing is apparently that OF man
who has assumed female hand =
LocKrOR1 NIAGARA s seU, N ss York. United
DEAREST Brsr WV have You not sen, The
ns q Se but e
mns M Do % Vog Of
fondes 0ye poor dear fellow he has never known fathers
see al sn
lied that would fail in this hour Of terrible acton
all sd win
- sn viii sGS
death am noa unable to do more than wait upon him. and
much longer against poverty and YOUR
unkindness But not nnknd you have sent and
the letter miscarried God knows would cause YOU
moments pain, take attention from those YOU love-
No. IN this world duty has been to suffer; still canno
taely beloved and dolized die in misery and
want Do send by return mail flO Bank OF England
note for am miles from where could get other
but fear that has done him good. We now among
strangers and In the most abect Your kind heart
will permit you let him die in want When be ia gone
will trouble you For Gods sake send without an
insants delay and the postage of or
shall not be able to obtain 4 for am selling everything
sake send to Immediately shall 60 mad. God bless
and Nay you be supremacy happy bless you In
and farewell. God bless Won In The
fervant prayer of your unhappy but true friend. -
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Nent and Mr.. Buchanan, the English Minister commune
70 DO most amicable and cordial. II the interest
Of her be- az vr S IN
ing the unknown territory OF Africa thrown open 70 COM
mercl relations than allowing bands Of pirates 70 exist
The Duke de Montpensier had requested the Queen TO
allow him 10 take service IN the expeduon against the
noors but her Majesty ~ naserg ,S naa
the Duke entertained hopes that the Queen Will CONSENT
and was accordingly making preparations for departure
General Forcade who held command under Don Carlos
M the civil war had also offered to against No
rocco ~ He..
Al Caracca the construction OF sloops for discmbarng
5000 men was being carried with all possible activity
The emigration of Jews and Europeans from Tangers was
continuing although the local authorities had threatened
the former % coniscate their property The wealthy
Moorish inhabitants OF the town retiring the
terror avoid being pillaged by the Bedouins It was
said that the commander Of the Moorish troops Tangers
is to be General Zebd who is described as an officer Of
note In the Chamber Of Deputies the DISCUSSION Of
the financial measures Of the Government with regard TO
the war had commenced, and Madoz, Minister, had
spoken against them.
letter from Madrid, OF the Goth ult. says:-Ths
Cabinet has, it appears addressed memorandum the
Morocco affair to its representatives at foreign courts, To
DO communicated to the various cabinets The contents
OF are not yet known TO the public but all the chief
men OF the dominant party have assisted in drawing it
4p, and is said to be remarkable document. The
complaints Of Spain just that would appear that
simple relation of facts ought to suffice TO satisfy tho
world that the demands Of Spain Morocco
al OF the o arc N
embarked Yesterday battalion of the Fifth regiment
Of artillery and two baaliOns of riemen left Madrid and
other corps have quilted Barcelona, Valencia and Seville
General Garret, who is to leave to-day, com mands
brigade Of 900 men, composing the advance guard.
FRENCH REPORTS OF THE WEALTH OF MOROCCO
81 ExPENsEs OF THE Observation-Disclosures. y
the Aos;sy ds A,%ss publishes me following details
Of about $500 600 pasres (about II 500 00O
yearly and expends about 100000 The following is
statement Of hts receipts and expenditure In the former
there "a fOund:-
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The receipts from customs given above in
Of the Secrearys estimates. Last December Mr. Cobb est
mated the from customs for the current fiscal
year at $50 600 900; will be seen above that the first
quarter Of that year has already yielded nearly SIC
leaving only TO be collected in the other three
quarters. comparison between the current and the
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$40, s2s, $40 25,2ao,s $40 2o,els, Se5


Omting the money borrowed in various shapes will
be seen that the government revenue from ordinary
sources for the quarter ending September 80
that Of the corresponding quarter Of last year by about
two millions but fell short Of the for the same
quarter Of 1878 by over four millions The
months Of July, August and September, 1857 the
heaviest months in the importing trade known in the
history of the counry and the impetus impaired to i'm
migration settlements and agriculture in the West led to
correspondngy heavy sales of public lands. The i'm
ports during the quarter ending September 80 last were
in many instances too heavy for the interests Of the i'm
porcrs Judging, however, from past experience, and
the expressed opinions Of leading merchants they
not be regarded maximum for the current fiscal
year. If are rightly informed, Mr.. Cobb may look
forward to still heavier receipts for duties during tho
quarters ending 31st March and 30th June next The
sales Of Treasury notes still proceed, win be
above at the rate of about 81 900 month BY next
June, Mr. Cobb will probably be able TO reduce tho
amount outstanding to very moderate figure.
The Bank statement Of to-day compares as follows with
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CITY COnTHIERCIAL REPORT:

MONDAY, Nov. I'D z NJ.
AsHB-The market was quiet, while prices were seady
at 65Se Q SIC. ,,,o~.n.
BRxApsrurYa -r1our-The market was more puoyant
and active with sales Of about IS 600 bos closing Wnn
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Weekly Report or Deaths
In the city and county Of New York from the 18th day
November 70 the 10th day Of November, 1859.
Men, 93 women, So; boys 126; girls 113-Total All.
Adults, 49, children, $780, males PIG; females, 19S;
c0lored persons, g.
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Important from Russia,

oliNioN VI THE OAAh ON THE ITALIAN QUESTION =,
THE ALLIANCE WITH PRuSsIA-AN ELECTRIC TEL
EGRAPH FROM MOSCOW TO ST. LOUIS Na
The following letter, dated the 18th of October, has
been received from st. Petersburg
While waiting the return Of the Emperor political cir
Giles here occupied with the meeting which place
at Breslau. II is supposed that the Emperor ana the
Prince Regent Of Prussia discussed all the political ques
tons which at present occupy Europe but nothing has
TRANSFERRED as to the resolutions they may have adopted
~ Is no mystery, hoWepy, thai they desire e regulation Of
has given opinion against the restoration
OF the Italian Princes, and do believe that be has
concluded any agreement which might, under certain cir
cunsances, embarrass him. Tho policy of Prince Alexis
Gortschako true Russian leans rather towards France
than towards Germany. - nf Gnuk se fINWs I
The Notifications the southern canal leading to Cro
stadt are being increased this year The had
allocated sum OF ESQ., 600 for that purpose.
The Grand Duke Michael, Grand Master Of the Artillery
arrived at Moscow the day before yesterday thence be
proceeded TO Koonsna to inspect the ascnas powder
magazines. I
gigantic plan, suggested by Mr.. Collins the United
States Consul at Nichoaef, the AMOR destined 10
produce complete change of relations between Europe
and the other parts Of the world IL be carried into execu
ton This project refers TO the establishment Of an electric
telegraph from Moscow through Behring's Straits and it
to St. Louis, in the United States. In is manner dire
communication aooud be obtained tt,ree7, S. Prsbury
extend another wire from Kiacbta to Pckin and thence
through Saghalen to Yeddo and Hakodad in Japan TIN,
length Of the proposed telegraph is estimated at IA 900
English miles, the cost OF construction at f500 600 The
expense OF maintaining and repairing the wires cacu
lated by Mr. Co,nsa 900 900 roubles annually and the
revenue at 100 GOO roubles dividend of eight Der
cent to the shareholders, If company can be formed
Mr. Collins Is at present on his way to St. Petersburg
where he hopes to find the capital to carry his plan
Commercial affairs here have been completely stagnant
since the failure of the house Of Alexieje OF Moscow
and the retirement of N. Stegitz The corn trade with
foreign countries has been null for long time past
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Yar, he rs ssc Of ,0la mas aEwo:i ~ssss,arity b
the sleeping destroyer into lDe and actiuty.
from the London Star, Nov 81 r n
This disaecon can scarcely be for surprise when
Is remembered that Virginia was the scene Of Nat Tur
ners negro m N 1881 that proposals have re-
ton OF the free negroes Of that State and that the cont
guilty Of both these States Pennsylvania has made their
slave population familiar with the mysteries Of the under
ground railroad, and has caused them take peculiar
interest m the land Of freedom which lies beyond their
We deeply dpye this outbreak and the more so because
the proslducsy party haze already bSss 70 connect with
Tie names such men as GerI Smith, Joshua r. Giddirgs
and Frederick Douglass. Il is likely than not that
letters from these distinguished men have been found in
Browns possession, but must be remembered that that
unfortunate Individual had played prominent part in
lonsts OF the North might freely enough write TO him.
and even render him pecnary assistance without having
any knSwsdss Of the nsu dictionary schemes which BE-
think we may safely assert that the correspondence In
question had exclusive 70 Kansas, dphaps s
escape fugitive sarcs from Asssouri business in which
Brown had been engaged doubt with Northern asss
tance measure Of retaliation upon the South for the
outrages committed by the border rufIians in Kansas
The antsavery party have again and again repudated
any attempt to abolish slavery by violent means and
they have always relied, and we hope always will rely
economic principles the influence Of Christianity and the
ultimate awakening Of the national conscience. r. q
From the Manchester Guardian, Nov 81
The slaveholders Of America may learn the mercy Of
what sort OF movements tho peace Of their homes and
even their lives placed by the institution which they
50 obstinately uphold Men possessed Of know
ledge, clearness OF purpose, influence than the
cocers Of this ridiculous constitution enabled to rae
an outbreak Of formidable DIMENSIONS by simply throwing
themselves with sufficient reckesspess the excitahle
feeling OF districts IN which the antslavery RtaA6n has
attained certain height As IL Is, tho mad attempt his
not been suppressed without an amount Of civil boodshed
which much exceeds anything OF the kind that his been
wtnessedin the United Kingdom during the time Of the
present generation and had only little less prompttude
been shown In dealing with It, say how wide
harra 1aov
crimes The occasion surely presents warning which
only the grossest judicial blindness disregard.
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Week ending Loans Specie Circuln Deposits
Nov. IT, sl2i 2o63S2 20ls6956 s,44S6S5 ~ ESQ l9I
Nov. 49,. 12l 1886 371 S,2s3620 4,67S $50
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRkDESMEN
OF YNCHBURG
I.OOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TIKI OK
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That you cna sell them B,,gaim.;

4 AM AGENT FOR tho + low nv pape's on The iiae 81 rail
\ road from Iynchhurg to ChattHno uGa; all nj ia"ln
IL ving = large circulation among the people ct Sonth-nea'eln
Virginia and Fast Tennessee.
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House, Va
BROW SLGW'SK NDXVILi. Il Ter. NIliti
NiNbl.AIois, Jones,"rouFh Tenn.
MON,
DEMOCRAT. Gr"cneyillc. Tennessee
STATE Sen rINEl. Rogersvile, Tennessee.
ADVERTISER Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INTElLliENCER, Muui-ipnn Tenn
lost, Athens. Tennessee.
nn Ali:rr STAR LeAinslon,va
l%'3a9S AZ Abingdon, Va.
DfNurRAr, Liberty '"
SAIEN REGISTER, Salem. VIZ.
1liE VISITOR. Marion, Smythe CO Va.
VIRGINIA. PATRIOT I. indcpenienc t 81 ~. eenel Va
vhhLES Mii.,a. fmeas'le. Va,
WY Ili:yiLlE TELEGRAPH, }w .ia,,za Va.
WYrlinVII.LE TIMES,
rSloN DEMOCRAT. Union, None ''eau', "a.
Advocate, Jehersonvii!e faztwcii cnuHty, Va.
KNEE TrI ,panvtlio, Va.
THE SOUTH VEST, Fear sburG, Gito-ronrty, Va.
REPUBLICAN Winchester Va
SENTINEL. Alexandra. Va,
Persons v ishnR to advertise In any ofthc ah'Ne pairts vii
find II ur TiIln INTEREST to call on me A. tic nilsr 81 TIA
INn,hi uG Nirgiiinn, IT STAIRS, wher" "oHtfacfs WI he
made. aud advertisements FoRw AIDED Wl1lu! ? HiiAT,
yE'l will ala, receive and for ard adv rusre 80 any rare.
in the I ntcd States A N'l'blii.
septtsts Foreman NIr-tn.te tlh,es
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Russian EIecf transferred to n
Mediterranean
RUSSIAN ARMY lNCITlNG RESURRECTION
IN HUNGARY AND SCLAVONlA!
TrSC4Nr JOINED THE ALLIES.
Spain preparing to aid Sardinia.
TE0OPs AuWsvED IN sARDs-

NJ, N.,v NV The. steomrr Persia mr.
.;,o1 -, ,L,, n,,, ,,.ia, ,h,o, ,nnn br;p,in, no
iatnr ,I,t.. ,h,n RI, stc,,,,r ,dclaide. lint the dc.
,n;l. are moro ,,mn,,tr and interesting.
nh, p,r.,, lt;ncs l,ulon n,,crs of the 3Oth
al, .,n,,tnin. full accounts If the prourcss of
rho w,r =, ,h,f day The Iendon ,,,crs nppcnr
=, hn ,liy,1,1 r,, nrlin, III, .r,ssiur IL tho Ticino
Iy ,Ie Austri,n ,,,ny lint the Times p~ositiycly
rriirr,t.s ,fs t,rncr statement. and saws that tho
,1,n.,n1 ,n.t IF tho Austrian nrmy crossed the
r,';,'a an L., ,,,.n;.~ ar ,hr n6,I, Anil Inst md
,a,l .,., "a ~ ~, o,c,y,s t,,r;t,rv and Tim
,L, ,,in n,rti,r If III, army crossed az, the 10Th.
n, IN ,,.,,. Au.,,;n - ,i.i,rm;p.l Il, viz
orrn.1y ns,.r,ut, her i,,,endel movement. md
,h,, ,to,r ma 1ouht hut WIN, ,bey are Jesirnus
>, ..r,Lo Two FRS, bl,v, h,r,,, the Fr,p.b trnnus
r,,.h ,ho,e
rio I.nd,n Past Of the aS,h still hopes for
,c,cc. ~ IN, L,s, E4olish offer l., TINT end * un-
wv so :; 49,, 80 ., ~" : .r,,;,, Ly III, Em,rror ,f the
French and hat If Austria should refrain aiyan-
,in, f,r,h.r ;n,n tho r,cmics t,r,,tm nnciGc
,rttlcmcnt az thr whole difficulty may still be
n,.,;l1,
The I,rI,, 7y,,,y in .,e,lfn, Of tho treaty
,c..m,,y ,n,l, hci,asr r,,,,, ,nJ Rn4.ip. often.
.,a al a.i,n.i, !" s,,s 49,, pns.i, hind, her
.slf in thr c,rn, ina, franc" nrnEe4 war ON Aus
tr,, Ia assist Lcr with 90 ncratun.
= RI" ,i.rt -, r. Euss;, ia the H,j'ir ha. ,een trans
c,,,rJ f., ,he Nni,trr,nnra,. ana l1mIcd trosrs ia
~, n.,n, ar AZ nna ,nr, ~ tho Austrian ita.
,;c. anI in c,., ,le Austrian army invade. SAT.
lini, ,h,, n1.-i, viii Ie.l,,, War against i,r
,i,hi, Ef,,c,, ,a,,s r. ,f.r,i an Il Piedmont III.
Sn,ating !, ,ias ,,,nn,a,ion the same racer
soyi i'm, IA, Hn,.i,n ar,ny Of observation j. "a.
sifn.,sI :, ,.'.;,c in.o,fe.f1on IN both HUNGARY
IA h,r,'s k,.4,,hp- AMI S.3n,nuin: ard
tlnl iithn continued armies -, Franco and Rus
SIN attack tu,lri, 81, German TERRITORY. II will Ice
n,f,i,, To-. tLar n ,mr.,,aat al Eur ne. and that
nv" ,r;a ~ ~ '' 'f .,f l. p .,5ay,nI y, NJ tt@m MEL En-.
l,rj e., sci .a.4, c.n9.,fer lr,h,r .hc wooll let.
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SitkINNT.N d. Co.
NnIIfsAIt ANh tfrNiI

CroCc'a 1nd General CoIuu4,aaiou Mel. hants
to- -. Enn Sicnt. IlAt UBi'HG. II.
W at t#v II receipt of our y r5nE Al tk al Groceries
" lor# st''t >tailr Dry ''ool., ~ ,ont9al M Ut
tult 'Yl aus an ."iior sugars Nrrr ~ ursles,
! 1t s #,rei. ~ undated aud T. wdt,d NuEart
aguua la insa. Mocha and SnGt' strTrri
NiNlf9. RFE Noatt anime aud lfiitn andes:
llus an icy soaps. yaiiont ttud.
iHtstioid,bt Gil. Imperial lihttai ii psl c'us Opaung,At.
spices IT ty.1y I'M. S"lr lraiLrt Cd aud damaged; pure
ticr \hnat IN'rrnnl md tt'pui Alnm salt Cotton
Vans a. .s Nte.e "a AID N.sttra tlpel iticeH No. I
IltNiaN l4'r#rls - IS holo AVID al hEIrt'5 W / ,Hl Nuk
rs,l, IN kfst Na ] i'ruvtin ttulnt, bi t'oniuInn Malta
tili-n a. 1HiH rlu"t, Anrf,Hi, II nHiHcl, h"i ~ and
l.lelri - Het lfon R,pl, II op aai shret l'l Nutwny
Val l2"t= a.. o,t, SHEAR ana u i-'.ttd ~rc; Nagon iioNc..
Al ST. 80 hr With - g"nttht as 10. =" 'ni ~ Stail !" liN
t.a.'. #t.Ha- =. Hud 2uEasb - tlca,ivl aud li"wn
Shftiil saptaht int- l%ieilt}sl1 tta ia, Linen ''lioniics
Strrtt a. alrn-s IHais h,nAlHia- -. SO, t"W lp Il they
- l' Ia t.a aa 'Nal"lua'rH tom tFfr iUnts aud th,
ta.ltHi# ut'hii,n i,ai - ,aassuuetis ~ all hindt
# tnufHt ttrJ# r" AHf4 - dt. -l,u copy
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FaEIanr TR~ApE.-There were received at the
Depot of the Va. & Tenn. II. r. on yesterday. II
loaled cars consisting Of ga bushels of Wheat;
AS barrels # Flour: 81 HIS. If Miscellaneous
There were Is loaded cars cent West same day.
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ELECTION Of liosrxES.-Ata meeting of the
Hose Company, held On Tuesday night, the follow.
ing gentlemen were elected ~ membership. To fill
vacancies occasionod by resignations and removals:
Thos. s. Stabler, IT,. John Apperson, A. NJ.
Shiplnan, Chas. Norvell and Jno. Crumpecker.
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The following officers have been elected ~ the
Stockholders Of the "Lynchburg Savings Bank:
Presidenf-Edgnr Whitehead.
Dirccfors-Gen w Rocke. Jno A Tanner. Vim
A Miller, II d Flood. Sam'l b Thurman. Sam1R
Dawson. Jno p Knight, Geo $ Diuguid.
7reasurer-C w Price,
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E'ist0is.
Fishing Tackle,
afnurv Baskets,

St ~ r.
taurti"rth he l,rgs+t sud best assortment, m"hANe EVER OF
lrt-lf4thr lr Ia" pt CUTLERY L. bt'E OWN INtoR
iNfItN E#,Mrl compare, bmh tor sat"tY Awl ohr,pn'ss
NJ ~ "se' ian iE. STATE. W." IN L. All lanse h'er"tS, me
ohifHt- a1i i1i'#f, II Eitr VA Il I'll tHrtaut."nE -ttstactlou
it. all rt,#. tfilinl ~ Il NiiIS,
man n 4 Ir tT.r Sr4' Jby.LL.,y IA
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aANbs lbssNi~ sts sfntA:.Ns.R
And Warranted to keep IN any Climate.
NJ c..s,&r Tor t5ozing ~ tnrtn.".
ot,fi .f5It. Iuiyti = = IIIaiA % -
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-pfssSt. s'-sp+ =. as fs n s.st . ~ Sa.ED
GRO DAWES

CpIENDID Chaiii, Bnrcac, PRINTED Lawn
- and Muslin ROBES. Inst received aud for sale cheap for
nh ny faprl 7 dts JNO ] PURyIS. Agent
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~ TELEGRAPH

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PERSIA.
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DELEGATES IN THE CONVENTION,
The report of the Committee on Delegations ex-
hihits the representations from the several states,
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ADJOURNMENT.
The Convention had Il meeting NJ night, md
transacted Il good deal Of business. which will be
published in detail in the next number ii the DIS
oatch. At quarter pas, II o'clock. th" body ad-
iourneG, to meet in Savannah, Gu, ON the Friday
before tho second Sunday in May, lSsl.
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TnEArRrc III Mcssrs. Kurkel K c., expect to
open at Daley Hal on Tuesday night next.
Further particulars will he given hereafter.
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KSIGEr TEApLAR's.-De Motley ~Encampment of
Knight T~emplars had a parade yesterday. They
repaired 10 College Hill, where they went through
various evolutions. after which they marched the
length Of Main Street and then dispersed.
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SEWING MACHINEs.

y n W 4 VI n H 4 ~ 4 -
THE subscriber nfars tor sale IMPROVED
i SEWING MACHINES. They are ext,a stronS aud slim
pie almost any one can ,earn 10 uo TEN In halt an hour ;
they make the sane stitch on both ssdes Of the work sew
light and heavy goo ~ and, on extra heavy work, make the
ttghiest possible stitch known.
We have three sizes the 40 MACHINE. the FAMILY MA
CHINE, suitable for Families, Planters, Tailors. &C., and the
LARaE MACHINE. suitab q for Taihurs. Farmers, Shoenakers,
~sAddiers. &c .&c-whie will be sold At the New York eash
prize. aud packed Iroo vi charge.
auril ~ dlus. ' WIN. 1. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-12

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