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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26
The Family Herald.

THE MONSTER STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN-THE AME-
RICAN STATE CONVENTION FALL FASHIONS
ANOTHER BANK DEFALCATION-SUIT AGAINST A
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE-THE NATIONAL FAIR AT
CHICAGO THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR-LOCAL
NEWS OF THE METRoPOLIs-MARKET REPORTS, ETC.
Next Wednesdays edition of the FAMILY HERALD will
tain very interesting historical sketch Of the Monster Steam
ship Great Eastern-Mode Of ConstructionHcr Dimensions
Her manifestations and Cabins-Tonnage-Accom
tons for PassengersHer Trip of the Thames and Arrival
at the Noremmense Success Of the Seamer-The Great
Speed attained &c. &C. &C. forming complete history Of the
enterprise.
Il win also give among other matters full report of the
Proceedings Of the American State Convention at
UtcsAdoption of State Tcke-Selecllons from the Demo
cratic Nominees-Addre Of the State Committee. &c. &c
Openng Day in the Metropois-The Fall Fashons-Grand
Display of Millinery and Dress Goods; An account OF tho De-
falcaon Fulton BankArrest of Mr. Lane, the Asss
ant Cashier-The Modus operandi Of the Defauer, Ac
repo of the Suit against Vigilance Committee for Tarrng
and Feaheng Coored Man for alleged Illicit intimacy with
an mbccie White Girl In Hudson, Columbia county; the Ma
tonal Agricultural Fair-eter from Correspondent at
Chicago Fair Of the American Instute-Award Of Premiums
for Animals Celebration Anniversary the French Re-
public Editorials on Events All the Local News .of
New York and adjoining Cities general interest," Theatrical No
tees Police Reports Coroners nquests and whatever may
be interesting important to the general reader.
Each week issue of the FAMILY HERALD contains report
Of the Condition of New York Cattle Market with the
amount OF offered for SALE their Condition. the Prices for
which they Sold &c. &c Report Of the Prices Of all
kinds Of Family Marketing Washington Market in New
York City, Commercial and Money Market Reports; Mar
rages and for the week. and large amount Of mis-
celaneous reading.
al Two Dollars per Subscriptions received at the Office
corner Of Fulton Single copies prce four
GENITAL 70 be obtained at oce and Of all vender Ad
vertisemens inserted At the usual HERALD rates.
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rHR GENERAL NEWSPAPER DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Sept. rs, 1892
Colonel Rankin Register Of the Land Office at Olympia
Washington Territory has arrived here from the island of
San Juan He reports that if the intention Of Governor
Douglas had been carried out there would have been
collision between the British and American forces, as the
Satellite and Plumper had orders from him to fire. but
Admiral Bayne OPPORTUNITY arrived and superseded him
in the command of the English shpsofwar, five in num-
Der. The original misunderstanding was with the Hud
sons Bay Company the interests Of which repre-
sented by Douglas.
The island Of San Juan had been the occupancy of the
Americans for least eighteen months nobody seeming
to question their rights and had been for longer period
considered and treated in all respects as belonging to
Washington Territory. It was not until General Harvey
applied to- and informed by Boundary Commissioner
Campbell that title to the island clear and certain
that he despatched troops ththcr the request
the residents, who claimed protection from British ag
gression and especially from the predatory ncursions Of
the northern Indians, who had even taken and held
possession Of lighthouse for three days, and against
whom private expeditions had repeatedly been sent to
chassc them Colonel Rankin says the people Of Wash
ngton the Pacific States unanimous for reten-
ton Of the island and such is their enthusiasm that the
United States troops should be directed 10 vacate IT, pri
vate parties in formidable numbers would Immediately
occupy that important position and not surrender with
out severe struggle But is not supposed in this city
that our troops will be withdrawn, as this would be con-
sdered admission TINT title is clearly dispuabc
I, may not be generally known that our government
has recently confirmed bluff Of land for military
Walton, If anything, farther north than San Juan.
Our government having sent Minister Of full grade to
Vienna that Of Austria has raised Mr. Hulsemann TO an
equal rank The latter will return to Washington.
The whole amount Of the public land surveys as re-
turned the General Land Office, for the year ending
with tive present month"; nearly $1,000 miles, or about
$4,000 O0O norca
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The Internati onal Cricket Match.

MONTREAL, Sept 70, 1907
The international cricket match commenced at noon
yesterday the Canadians taking tho bat and scoring eighty
five for their first innings. Al about Ave O'Clock the
English eleven went in, and had scored seven, with
wicket down. when the stumps drawn The weather
was cloudy but favorable and tho ground in tocraby
good condition large number Of spectators were pre-.
sent The greatest Of the Canadian side was made
by DAILY, nineteen The match will BIO to morrow
morning. The dinner to tho English crckcters came OF
last night at st. Lawrence Hall with great eclat
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williamsburg city News.

THE ANNUAL CATHOLIC FAIR OF SAINT PETER AND PAuL's
CHURCH. will be held in Williamsburg, at the Odeon,
during the first week in November, in order TO raise
fund for the relief of sick and INDECENT poor during the
winter Father Malone and the Sisters Of Charity do
vast deal Of good without religious distinction with the
money so obtained They have appointed an active
corps collectors who will call the charitable on both
sides Of the water during the interval and hope to be
well received AN donations Of useful articles, clothing
cash. will be gratefully received and acknowledged at
the clnse of he fnir
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BooRAn-GAxBlx.-,InJ Jersey City, on Wednesday, Sept.
a. by the Rev. O. B. rockingham, THOMAS L. BoovAKA
Miss BELLE GAMBLE, daughter Of James Gamble, Of
Jersey City
DoUGIAs-ARxsTRoNG.-In New Haven, on Thursday,
Sept o. in St. Pauls church, by the Rev. Dr. ttleohn
HENRY LIVINGSTON DOUGLAS to Miss HoRrKNsKP ARMSTRONG;
daughter Of S. Armstrong, ESQ., all Of the city Of New
York.
VAN DE SANDE-ScHMDT.- Saturday, Sept "a, by
Rev DR.. Srins, j. NJ C. VAN SANDE, Of New York, TO
Miss AUGUSTA L. SCHMIDT, of Meckenburg.
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Dr. Mott, President Of Union College, will soon leave
Schenectady for Philadelphia, where no will spend the
winter
r. Beelen and lady and Colonel G. Buttcraeld, OF Next
co. Hon. A. Schcl, OF New York; Captain Bracket, Unit
ed States Army, and w. d. Smith, United States Army,
were in Washington the oath inst.
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From Halsted'. Late Treatise ON Mote


pathy-"Mrs. -, aged g. mad been III healsA many
years. She had great sufferer neuralgia
vons fits having them on an average once week The neu
of the head face She had pain
in the bowels attended with cramping and bilious vomngs,
which she called neuralgia but which considered owing
diseased state Of the and the Of acrd bile In the
SLOW at the end Of three half months
Some three months after acquaintance of hers coming
institution, said Mrs. continued health
had OF her dsease that she had dismissed
help performing the labor Of the household whou
assistance This treatise be obtained by mail
enclosing Is cents to II. HALSTED NJ D., Round Hill Waite
Cure, Northampton, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Grover & Bakers Noiselcss
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
Temporarily at sol Broadway, New York.
1872 Fulton street, Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Barry's Tricopherous Is the Rest and
cheapest article for dressing beautfying cleaning curling
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try IT, Sold by Al
druggists.
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Rupture Cured by Marsh & Co.'s Radf-
cal cure truss They also keep silk ea stockings for v.
deformes made 10 order. No Vesey street. Asor House,
New York.
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A NEW BOOK ON THE POLITICAL HISTORY or I'm
IL UNITED STATES,
now READY.
Parties and their Principles; Manual cf Polite NJ Insn
gence exhibiting the uAtkO0ak
Parties with appendix containing valuable general
statistical informse3on. By ARTHUR HOLMES. I vol
limo, 81.
Being strictly historical this volume cemmends itself toms
of all shaces OF politics. reference safe
guide DO the htricaceS of American poi and aca
Of our government d. APPLETON CO., Publish rs.
SAG and S46 bxUadw ".
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40 Cent Miniatures, 50 Cent AmbrOtypes,
large cplored and In 1000 aksn dsAly by KIM
BALL, 383 and 347 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Bachelors Hair Dye-Wigs and TON
PEGS the best in the world SURPRISING all made Sold and
piled at the mandatory, 2S3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Havana Segars md Virginia Tobacco
or superior quality at JAMES SADLIERS, ia Broadway
corner Of Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Brady's Caller. has Removed from $50
70 ss smbro,ypes street, fh00
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BIISCXELANE0US.

BLACK OR BROWN.-GEORGE'S INST1NTANW
n Gus hair dye, warranted to contain Injurious mgr
dients. The best and cheapest In the world, on5y
THTRTY-SEVEN CENTS Bon,
producing the moment applied rch natural ranoe
which fades washes II will not mi thu gos
Of the delicate hair Sold drug 6 rnna
street II Mrs Eayes BROOKLYN Calender bird and Wal
PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Gurney's Gallery, .'o7 broadway, First
block the York Hote Photographs daguerreo
types, miniatures In on and iyoryty. PES.
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Office sos Broadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Wigs md Tou.
pees the best in the world wholesais and retail the dye
privately applied. No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Hatters n nd Others Can Obtain the Self
adhesive orpame, tai convex hat mirrors OF the inventor
tEo WHEELER sos Broadway n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Wigs %; Toupees and Hair Dye.-Came-
ROWS l99 Fulton street. Brooklyn. For style and quality
challenge the world.
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The DT1 tngs or the Sussex County and
Lottery OF Delaware
FRANCE, BRoADBENTs 4 CO.,


Consolidated Lottery Of Delaware
FRANCE, BROApBENTs & CO.,
MAnAGERs
The Legislature o the State of Delaware NJ Nh ,ss scsslod
hAyg given 70 France, Broabents Co lottery contract fol
twenty years We the undersigned Commissioners appointed
by the 8deekups said state 70 superinend the drawings
said lottery, htsr certify tina. the following are de nur
bers drawn this day.
SUSSEX couSrr-CrAss No. rs sE,ssxssa "A, 1850.
6S, 10, 20, a, 2S, so, IL, g. II, Its.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LorrxRr-CsAss Four sxpr "a ,ssa
"A, 81, II, 4, %, 81, 4s, so, So, 80, rs, 81.
dsv s6eptember "a. 1850 - N
~'r JOHN DALE
ALFRED r. WOOTTEN I
FRANCE BROADBENTS 4 co
Wilmington Del.
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Court Calendar Tor Monday.
supRxM CouRr, ORcur1 1858, ga, $40, 1885, ,4o2,
10Ssh 2061 2,0eS, ZOOS, 2,o67, 2o69, 2,0n, 2,07S,
2,O75 2o77, 2,oS3, 2,0s7, 209l, 2,093.
SUPREME CouRr-GxSxRAL TKRA-SS IS, 80, 81, 80, IA,
ISL 10 81, 50 to 60, 10, u 70 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Herring's Patent Champion Fire
And burglar proof Safes 25 Broadway, oe Muir y
street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Holloway's Pills.-When the Weary
sufferer losses upon his fevered pillow let him these
which, by expeing the which obstruct his will
make him enjoy refreshing sleep Nanufactory 50 Nader
lane N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

Holmes Gallery, 80l Brosdw 'ay, between
Amy and Fourth streets photographs, daguerreoypes,
ambrotypes and cameoypes-
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Holmes Machine Portraits or the PeO-
pie principles Of and eauasfy Of all men to all
things. BIS Broadway. Photographs ST.
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The Eureka Celebrates Sewing MI schines
WITH HEMMERS ATTACHED.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE TO $50.
Office 4S9 Broadway, corner Broome street,
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o. A. Bills, Exchange snd ConmissfOn
broker 6 Greenwich street Prizes all egaed 10 asries
caahed.
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whites Fall style Gents Hats Now
ready-Neaest hat Of the ZIG Broadway, opposite
O. B.pl's
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Drawings Of Wood, EddyG Co.'S Lotte-
Dr.AwAax EXTRA CLAs No 500 sEr1sxsss a, 1859.
SIS, sc, ., Al, IS, 9, 81. u, s, SO, 80, 7s. ~.
DELAWARE, Glass No 80 SEPrxNBER a. 1882
A. %. 49, so, 80, n, ~, 20, 56, IS, %, Is, 81
GEORGIA, CLASS No. 5U7, sEPrrxsER ~. 1859.
8, 50, n, 6. so, "a, 81, "a, 6S, So, 70. 60, %.
GEORGIA, EXTRA Glass No. sos, SEyrEnnER "a, 1859.
so. 40, AZ, 8. IS, SIS, %, 4, 80, 81, %, so.
WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington. Del.
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BArthO1Ts
CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINES
Prices greatly reduced. Family machines $50; $50.
BARTHOLF Manufacturing Company, l3a Broadway
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SECOND plsPATCu.
ARREST OF COOKi
THE aREP0Rr CONFIRMED
Discovery of Three More Fugitiyes y |

CnANnERsprRG Pa. Oct 26.--Cuok, one Of the
conlederacs Of Brown in the llnrpers Ferry In
surrecton, was arrested about miles from this
luce last evening There can be no mistake of
his identity, as Captains commission. with
Browns signature, and his own name. was found
in his posecsson. lie came down from the noun
tains for provisions, and was arrested lie look
ed very haggard, and stated that there were three
other fugltives in the mountains. Parties are
how in search Of them. Cook had the pocket
parchment memoranda. formerly attached T. Con
crnl Washingtnn's pistol. He snvs that the pistol
taken from MIR. Washington, is in his vasc. which
is in the mountains. lie WINS armed and attempt
ed resistance, bat being greatly exhausted, was
easily captured.
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL.


We offer extra ndurcIncnt
To examine our s:ofa uG
EEADA MADE CLOTHING.
The Styles and Workman equal 10 that t"of,T
lay the b, st lailurs in the country.
We procure all
The AMI fashionable
Fabric, sol h, ia: c;.s'
Cloth Houses. and
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To suit the season.
From the continuing Of more, from FASH
i,uac men, present for their cnst ation ''arlrnl, tc
,,l which are entirely ncw.) suited Ia The times:
Isl OVER CoArs.-lhc Diplomatic. graceful rich and com
Portable Garment. Palcoi the Surtoi, the sack, Ia, Rag
Ian, an the Gicnderry.
"a BUSINESS sUITS-Manufcr,1 in every style and ont q"
every Kind Of goods, ranging In prices from fih
FRock CoArs. cut aud trimmed ia ide best
Possible manner aud warranted 10 give entire sal saciin
lth SINGLE BREASTED Corn Co,rs, Black 'ls,re Pants
from Sl2 Fancy Cassincc Pants from I" I'll ,ssinerr
Vests from 75 10 So. =
5tn Fancy Plush Velvet VESTS of the finest material lan
and Fancy silk Plain and Fame! Cashmere Ncs Centre
L. newt
6ll travelling shirts Of Cotton, Linen Mernoand asner,
ais, Fancy Muslin Shirts oi French manufacture, something
really beautiful.
Itli Railroad rugs. Sporting blankets Night ComJrter
Furrel Blankets BAY state aud Imported Sn" ir" To 80
Sl Scarfs Merno, Cashmere, Silk and Plush tra'ais oi
silk Worscd and Leather.
OH, Every imaginable kind Of GentlcmcIs Cncr Wear
Socks Collars and every article 10 be- found in first lass 10th
mn House GLASS ~ RA1%E,
,.li 3O.,lts 130 Main Street llmclIiur4 Va.
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NEW CONCERN.

WILLIAM A. STAPLES having purchase ne interest -
w 4 smith. the concern Of Camp ~Etil ~ CO., 'lo
business will hereafter be conducted under H." rm 81 Mi
Apis CO. who receiving AID "her tor sale hi
he old stand Of Camp, smith CO.. NJ" I'rldgc street.
iarc and well selected stock of staple DR. '''", "ro"rI
i-,,rs FERTILIZERS &c, NIL of which will Ia Id UPON the
~, ~ terms aud with dcr q" give complete
satisfaction 10 their patrons. - .. . ,
t,,missjou BusihPss, the. respectfully =" continuance
~ Tho Inch has heretofore been - Hril' cNuh"
"a ~ ,,r firm If Camp Smith Co... hedging iseH n give
snnnl attention branch Of their r.l- ana I" tAtf
Use nroniuess and punctnaly towards lh"r 'nslnn'r-
rlp ocaon their house is one oi ne h' III 'h' ivy PC
Inc, near The Va Il Tenn Railroad Depot and ilnlncdac! ."
The bank of the Canal. 4, . I'D. ,,s, a., ne, ,,.,,
In connection with their business they a'e aus" mn extensive
u'MBER YARD upon the bank Of the ANY,, m', arr pre-
- h, nGey such Inducements for the sale W lnh'r ~ are
Interior To none In the city CAhf' - II i'''' ~ w.
LII
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MCKINNEY & co,
WHOLESALE AND EEThl
t:rOccrs and Gen'l Commission Merchants.

Bank Square. Main Street, Iynchburg, Va.
NXTE are receipt of Sprag snrk 81 frt"fi's,
w Iron Steel. staple Dry Goods, &c.. consisting m
Cuba Orleans aud coffee Sugars. various grades
Loaf Crushed Grlnulatcd and Powdered Su@aI
la.uira. Rio, Java Mocha and santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax. AdanaItine aud Tallow andes;
brown aud Fancy Soaps various brands
Teas Golden Chop, Imperial Plantation Delicious onint &C.
spices every kind: sole Leather, good and damaged orc
cider Vine Iy. rpou Ground Alua salt; Cotton lHrh-
ali No 81 Iirgina Western cured BaeK y" lialia\
lI,rrnes in whole hall barrels; No and Mach"rc, III
lis. No Peruvian old Dominion Mills, English rein
"A from Band Hoop aud sheet Iron; Norway Nail kois @o:
east shear B-ercd Sttrl Wagon Ht>'s. all sa"r-="
Of Staple Dry Goods, hlcii
40 and oznaburg Bleached and Brown SbirliIIs and
,h,,inys Burlaps Panianaton Linen t"ionA'- striped
znaLurps Prints Ginshans tc Ne, Ia which lr! respect
v ask Nh examinations from their friends and thu c gt-
rally .,., =,
ey-PurruIar attention paid TO consignm MS ora i'n!S -"
,,n.nn,rv prn,urc april 2riis.
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ARRIVAL OFTIIEJASON.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ST. JouX', y. b. Oct. 2G The Steamer .ja
with Liverpool dates To- the l1th lust, arrived here
to-day
. The Amer'ran Minister was ceureauSly treated
at Pckn. H. expected to send hlme the toaty
hy the next mail
1t was believed that thr Gront Eastern would
leave lor America on the 9th Of Oct,ber
Negotiations NJ Zurich were still pcnlng
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS.
Cotton steady. i61dJ bales sold in twn day.
lircal.tutf1 stra'Iy and quiet Provisions dnii
to4suls 90 To 9S.
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Markets

New YORK, Get. oG-Bnev~s have declined onn
cent: The offerings were g. 900 head, mad quoted
at 5! to % Extra 10. Sheep hay" declined -
to 80 cents: hc offerings WIRE l7n0b head. =
Swine slightly lower. Stocks heavy aud closed
duh: Virginia G's unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 2G.--Flour firm AMI uncharg-
cd Wheat active: White | % to 81 50; Ecl
| POSI- -. Corn buoyaat: WEe % 20 - cs. +;
yellow g6 10 39c'S. Provisions ''ull Mes Slj!;
Prime 81 o. Bacon ai'!c> Sloi. Whisky dull
Mt 2S cts
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New Fall Stock.

ursT arrived from the Northern cities VAN ,n STOCK r.. :"
IraII AND WINTER CLOTHING for gentlemen, me
,.ics and the, most fashionable apparel, al Inc lowest
nrice can be found a, our NO. @ mhrS we
M -, oxer Than any house In this cy ais 81 me i
WI ,,cs Roots shoes all qualities and prices 10 suit
Ta,;ses and Umbrellas from the best Eastern c'ofeS' A "
exhibition and win be sold cheap. 90 ,o d ,,,,,;e.
Youths and Boys cLorHse in az b syes nn Mus
Please eau and look for your self Our motto is as II has
ever been selling cheap to neens 40 e To- examine our stock
Manufacturer anu Shnas sc nc sept 24dts.
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InIMMIN GSi TRIMMINtiSi!u reerv ed !.uillcd Rib
4 bln-. Fringes balloons, Velvet Ribbons, Wide trocict
inc, black aud cupr,l fH-aels black aud coprcl tonk
findings skirt Bral" Nc &c, which makes our stock ~ com
large usuai ke IN any retail sorc North or
ruth goods warranted la hcof the best quality AMI
The ladies respectfully invited 10 give IA call
= fora, purchasing elsewhere. L. A. Il +. KlSSEY,
,,I I,.Js $50 Min street
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GENTS GOODS.".I'AIi H., 1890.
IliI. sIbseribtr has received his tAtI AND WINTER
GOODS, tins 81 hni line ui Black and toore'i
"i, from am Ia tn hnesi; bo-l boo Skins plain and
rlcd Black tnssimefs; IN ncy French tnssintrs; vel
aud six N"sltng-, 40" all w newell n3l"s :" l'uion+ nr
Coats, Husncs Suits aud Nrsls ana ia prepared with
workmcn In the cily make garment l." order
oct ipdiiis W NJ, H. fAtF.
INES cod Liver oil, llcgcmafs cod LIVER oil, Egg Nus
! arl III bottles, for sale b! - -
ocl Ids J. H. THOMPSON, D-nggist.
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1vy~sune CIRCUIT CouRr.-The fall term OF
mi. Courtebich was to have commsn0ea i its SIT
dnss on n,a fIsr.dsy. the Sd of the month
ms T.s ,nshility sof 1adEs Marshall to be in at
l lnv on the az ifst named. is the cause Of
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.--c@TVTHpsTGrExFFA1Rs

,,.,sa ~ rss GRasD DIVISION OF THE Sons
asi..s..,es.- Rrugramme for the Seco.d Day 8
o. 'l--',;ans.-fhis issesint de n. W. p, Ii. d..
=, I'D. ,lH dsiissfa fest,se % the Order OF
,bs sonsot Temperatures, Affer Which other n speak
ms W." Iii take place at the Sd Street NJ E. Church,
VICE s,sncng at quarter to o'clock. The publ c
" ". ;nyilsa 3 attend. = -
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Old Brown in Good Spirits

Cn,R,Isro9, y. Oct. 26.-Oi Brown made no
confessions reported. lac Saws h" rclic, Oh God
for protection ual delyrrantc. thAt he has Leon
IN greater peril, and Got has always been wh
Linn caso says that ho docs lot now fear luf
that he will hr delivered.
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WILLIAM p. SHEPHERD, Ch'ur.
GEO. S. STEVENS. sec'ty. - -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

NEw ioRk. Oct. 6.--rhe steamer Persia has
Just arrived. Cotton had slightly advanced in the
Liverpool market Bseadstufs wero slightly low
Ell. Provisions quiet.
News unimporlant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-27
Refusal Of tho Grand Jury to Find True
Bill AGAINST the Flhbustprs, &c.

Ntw Out,<>, OCT. - II he Grand Jury rrrus-
q +, Sal 4 uuc ball against tive N,catasuan fill
hsstcIs.
Kingston dntrs t" jth ias'ant have hc"n re-
ceivod. \ British steamer etmmanled hY 'Hpt.
Archer. arrived there w.lh the shaver harque Iau-
ra uf Cuarc,tru
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Arrest of Cook, the Fugitive.

CuAMntRsprRc, OF. a6,--Cook. tho fugitive
has been arrested here. aud is awaiting the reqai
siton ol CIV Wise.