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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

BETTING HATS.
u HAVE Just received good assortment of fine
SIX and CAsslmer HATS, suitable for psyingD
Soft Hats of all grades.
Parent. 10 search of Boys and ChIldren's HATS
and CAPS, will please call and examine nv stock
which is large, varied snd vel selected Prices
low. Call at HENNING'S, Seventh ST.,
near Maryland avanue. Island
P.S.-Daiy expect Il, Black and r cd Republican
CAPS Also, Tot of COCKA DIES for Dem Jacks.
of the Toomb's psttern, no IS 81
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v
The Dispatch adds: Should the counties above
vote precisely as in 1889, Mr. Bell would have a
Clear majority Of 600. But In Russell county a
telegrsphic dispatch states that the Democrs,ic
gain Is reported at nearly SO, and Scott Grayson
Lee, and other counties In ''Little Tennessee d,
are Iepoted oy telegraph to have given large gain
Tor the same party In Kanawha, Ii In stated bv
telegraph that Beil gains 200 over the vote OF so
Fhe Alexandria 6 azette has returns from l3l eoun
Ties In Virginia, which show a clear gain for Bell
on 6oggin's vote OF SOL. Breckinride~,s gains
amount 70 COZ and Bsll's TO IA, l3S. Letchef,s
majority In the State with which these returns
compared, was 900, so that Bell must gain over
ooo votes In the ~ counties yet to hear from to
carry the State.
MARYLAND.
me returns from all Of the counties with one
or two exceptions, have been received, and show
majority for Breckinridge Of no
GEORGIA
TIE Georgia papers publish tie full vote In
ssventy-nine Of the one hundred and thirty conn
ties IN that state which foot up a. follows Brecf
inridse Is, iS3, Bell D, ls5, Douglas 10, l0i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

NJ INDIA RUBBER GOODS.
MY Arrangements this fall will enable me to sell
RUBBER GOODS, consisting Of >ea
Ladies' Chldrens and M iRses'SANDALS
OVERSHOES and BOOTS, ;"
Boys 0VERSHOES and SANDALS, -
Mems Kip or Fishing BOOTS,
DO Knee or Hunting do cdr
Do SANDALS andDOVERSHOES
Alto per Gent below the usual prices Of this year,
Tor cash. Mems and Boys fire and coarse BOOTS.
GEO. g. HENNING,
no Is StaW2U Seventh at Island
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FROM THE YVES
THE PRESIDENrIAL ELECTION.
VIRGINIA

The Richmond papers all admit that the vote 4
very close and that the cficisl returns will prob
ably be necessary to decide the result The Rich
mond Dispatch gives returns from ITO counties
which foot up as follows
Bells majorities. I5e3I
Breckinridges majorities ........H,24a
Majority for Bell .....I ss6
The counties yet TO be heard from gave
Letcher majority Of ............ 72s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13
By CLEARY & GREEN, Auctioneers.
f sos Nt5Sfk sfysst, -

VI PITS, PIssoN HoLKs, Boek sEIIyEs. % ,AI
AgerIosG0n SATURDAY MORNING., he IN
No. sos Ninth stresf, at 10 O'Clock, q large lot O
Effects from one Of the Public DEPARTMENTS, and
sold BY order OF the Government, oon.;stins Of
Do and other Once Chairs,
Brussels AID Tapestry Carpets.
Rugs. Mats. Oilcoths and Mattings,
Pigeon Holes, Shelves snd Bookcases,
stOves, Crates. Tenders, 40.
Andirons, Shovel and Tongs. Mirrors,
Tables. Washsta lands AMI Toilet Sets,
Together with many other articles not necessary 10
enumerate. -..I
Terms cash in hank able money.
no II d CLEARY r. GREEN, Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

The CoycERI.-Muchi interest has been excited
In our musical circles by the announcement of the
appearance In this city Of Madame Fabbri, who
made such hit in New York in Halevy's opera,
I" La Juive.n
As already stated, she is to be supported by
Carl. Formes and Sig. Stigelli. BY the way,
we hear that the Due Of Sax coburg, (brother Of
Prince Aibert3 who is known a composer, and
whose operas have been brought out with success
In Paris, has presented Carl Formes with beau.
tful villa on the banks Of the Vera.
Sig Stgelli has been engaged for the Grand
Opera In Havana, and will shortly leave the
country.
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MO FUN WITHOUT DANCING |!

MO FUN WITHOUT DANCING!
The SIXTH 6RANDCOTiLLoN PARTY ofthe
LAFAiETTE CLUB a
will take place on TUESDAY next, Nov. Is.
at THORNs HALL, 18th St. between and &. ~
Esputa's celebrated ootillOn hand is engagedSGI
for the occasion. -.
Tickets 50 cents; admitting gentleman and ladies.
BY order of COMMITTEES. no 7-6ts
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FUTURE DAYS.
By WALL 4 BARNARD. Auotioneer,

Corner NintA ST. axd seHfh side Pa ar.
s1Ss6n sskAkT kT dSS
ton Rooms. q very good collection Of Book, oOm-
theological Works, Greek and Roman clssuo...
R iae Po:tioai, and Biographical WORKS,
L1., Aria, Sciences, Novels, and Romanoes, 70
no 10 WALL & BARNARD. Aust..
By cLEAKyxo sos : GRE SREfE M, AuoaOnssr'
STOCK OF BOOTS, SHOES, STORE FIX.
the q lstS .h III. = q
e ~ sss on :Suss .Ss q
isiss and sps assortment q Boots. Shoes. DO.
Men aud Boys fns cafand Pstsn. leather Boos.
Won DO s do Ra hs:.y a B sS and Shoes
k s?.:: es;ss e Sssss:, Shoes and Slippers.
S saas' %on SS an. G children. RuSS.r.
81 shGs.: s:s. g.
s s: s:S: "a R ssss D Burner.
g 20, f STa:. 9 h6aGt on rlGSr'
Terms: Az sums under sE Dash; over that
'' no I'D 'A'' CL HE. GREEN, Auot..
By BARNARD q BUCKLEY; Georgetown.
TRUsrEE,s sAL slsc virtue Of q deed Of
q Columbus. Li6er j: A. s, No; acs, foiios Ia.
IL suc as for oass on THURSDAY IN: ISL sn
s;aRt at t. 1'SISoa m a. the warehouse occSP,sd
2, re south ,iSe of Ma,es and west Of High street.
! bay Horse, Cart, set OF Harness.
! pair Of EaIrbaDks Sea es, 1000 pounds,D
Ba.hsI asasa1s sIII 4. Z Bo.s.I Measure,
sigEs. sssye, Ghsi,s and Desk
nol.a piR Nh RGpAfT bSJSkyT J sssss
By BARNARD & BUcKEY. Auotioucsr.-
GeoresfclcH, d C.
VERY SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNr-
Lie hTcroSon a T4Tssb tsS muRSiNGr s st
instant az 10 O'Clock we viii SCI AZ the residence
81 i liz IF I
Rosewood PaIlor Suits consl.tin Of Sofas, Arm
sad SIDE Chairs, upholstered in Brocatslle and
Freash Plate Minor.Ro,cwood Marble top Center
Rosewood Etesere, p.ma.k Curtains and Shades.
vsy p And BI p;ss 81 CARPETS; and R1Fs
Hair Seat, Arm, Easy, ard Side Chairs.
Books, Book Cases, q: d sscretary, and Hat Rack.
sideboard, Etegere, Extension Walnut Dining
DlnlaE Chairs, White and White and Gilt French
Dinner and TIE. Sets, Glas. and Table War;,
Msih biz s s. Eoss.OSd; MshSE.nyi; ard Wslnyt
MahoE.9y and Wsnat " ardrobcs, and French
Snd Ghi .es c sbsds.s.1s r.b,.,
Excellent Feather BEDS and Pillows, curled Hsur,
shuck, and shuck and Cotton, and Spring Mat
tressea.
Blankets, Comforts, and other Bedding,
French China, and other Toilet Sets,
Excellent Three-py and Ingram Carpets. Druggett
: and Step Carpets,
Wood and Cans-sest Chairs, and Rockers, and
OIL Cloth r-
A good assortment of superior Kitohen Furniture.
Terms: $50 cash; over that amount q credit of
50 and so days for approved endorsed notes, bear
no 10 BARNARD & BUCKLEY, Asoss.
By CLEARY GREEN, Auctioneers.
S06 sufk
GOVERNMENT SADIE OF DESKS, CAR
AucrIoN.-0n SATURDAY MORN g. The NH
inst we shall sell, IN font Of our Auction Room.
Effects from one of the Public Departments, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

NICARAGUA; ITS PEOPLE, SCENERY,
Monuments. Resources. Condition and pro:
posed Canal, with one hundred original maps and
illus,ratlons, by E. ., Squier; vol; price SIS.
Life and Correspondence OF John A. .Q1Itman,
Of Mississippi; By J. F. II. Claiborne . vols. !;
Evan HARRINGTON or He would be Gentleman !:
BY Geo. Meredith; vol 81. =
The Four Georges; Sketches of Manners, Morals,
Court ana Town Life; by w. M. Thackery; VOL.
Cottages of the Alps, BY the suthor of Peasant
Life In Germany; prioe 81. IS an -
mere, do - 49, I
Mrs. Gibert's Career. q new novsl-fresh.
BLANCHARD &c MOaUN.
no Is corner pa av and lith AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

A suseEsIIoS.-Wew would suggest to Mansger
Glenn, who Is always disposed to do the hand
some and polite thing, that matinee performance
OF 4" Our American Cousin, would be universally
popular with the ladies and the little folk.
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

DELEGATES APPOINTED TO THE
Franklin Hall, on ID street between 18th and 81
18th .ts, on MONDAY EVENING, Now
the AR LINGTON CLUB. at the above ma n ed
time and place. Tickets 50 cts admitting gentle
man and ladies. Particulars IN future advertise
ment, .....s. no la-St'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

- Or ALL SORTS,
.. JENNINGS,
no Is 81 Seventh st Isla nd
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ID CHEESE.
l. ARME5AN do.
Wiltshire do.
Pine Apple do.
Gruyere do,
New York Cream do
no Is KING A. RIJRC6EII
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CHARbEsIoS. 8. c., Nov. 8, 1860
10 TIE Editors of the Ereni1g Neus:
GENTLEaEN-Havingh held ONCE under the Fed
sral Government for thirty-one years, trust il
shall not hold my once as Navy Agent at this
port, under Lincoln Administration.
Very respectfully. yours, b. d. HxRIor.
US. PENSION AeEscY OFFICE,
CHA1LKsIoN, 8. Nov. 0, 1850
TO the Editors Of the Chqrls sion Neps:
SlR-holding the ONCE of United States A Pr, %
ana navy Pension Agent for South Carolina.
may be pardoned for obtruding myself upon tbe
notice OF the public at this tme but It can hardly
De necessary to say that when my native State
ACTS In her sovereign capacity, my allegiance to
her is paramount, and stand or fall with her
Very respectfully, youn, BENZ. O. REaror.
To ths Edfrors of ths Erening Nsscs.
Heartily endorsing the sentiment Of tks >, IF NJ
nesous friends OF the Press at the South that i
propose shortly 70 resume my old Occupations
Occupying only subordinate posi- ton an one ~
the Federal oficers, am not called upon to offer
repeat what have long said 10 my friends = X
,eA.Ms SoSiA Carolina sse.dss or submits, INV
present occupations gomez EDwIx HxRioT
A TsirLiNe ExrLAsArIoN.
Inc Lieutenant Walker, Of the Army, whose
sneslgnancn =. augusta, was brntted abroad, 10 in
business tnefe, and has not yet been In active ser
vice for several years. The importance which
sthched 70 the fact, therefore, wa sensational.
'~of The PosITIoN or ALABAMA. ar ~
A recent number Of the Charleston Mercury cor.
fains letter from gentleman In Alabama. who
demonstrates against South Carolina's wsit no 81,
Alabama to join her In the movement He Z. y
there 10 great difference in the Condition Of re
two Suites. In South Carolina the people are
united on this question; they are al Tor dfsunion
IN Alabama quite different state Of things exists.
:. Alabama Is divided The va ieties Of ,ot,
and the want OF connection between North ana
South Alabama, prevent rs from being one homn-
geneeus people. In the event Of L.incoln,s eiec.
tton, Gov. Moore win cali Convention. : There
viii bes large party In our m ida, who wtll unis,
the shallow pFetext OF waiting for an overt = ~.
viii be led on BY able and eloquent men. In IL
ranks win be found Taylor, Eangdon, Dawson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

A MARES NEsr.-It was said all over Wash.
ington last evening, that the President then had
before him :. the Declaration Of Independence of
south Carolina, engrossed on parchment We
are unable to find out this forenoon precisely what
IL meant by all this but take it for granted that 1,
amounts to no more than some one other unau.
thorized protocol Of some overheated South Caro-
lima parties or other. So far, nothing of the sort
has been done by the State, a. a State
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13
AIMING THE STATE.

The bill before the South Carolina Legislature
LOT arming the State appropriates $500 OOO, to be
raised the credit Of the State the bonds 10 bear
SIX per cent. interest, and to be redeemable one.
hall In 1871, and one half In 1876 A Board Of
Ordnance IL established TO take care of the arms
purchased with the funds, and the Board ''are
Military Engineer, who shall, as soon a. possible,
make an examination Of the Coast of this State,
with view to the defence Of the same, and max
report, OF reporte, to the said Board as to the
points which need defence, with plans for the
same.D F " 80
FAMILY RESIGNATION.
In the midst OF the excitement little fun peeps
out mere 10 a family who seem TO have been
lucky in obtaining Office and s.patriotic,, in re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

FRENcH q slcaSsSrEEis :, No. srs Penn.
avenue and look 90 thslr essersmcss. Of Sfii6fy
ssssrss. az: p,etspnary efsAs Qaitsa etaSss, 6d
4sates. Milifafy LsVs.3c .xc.. al IL kihscsy.
~ MIssonic: Chez bilhafa5, ma Asekails1 1soki
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

P y0LD PENS, GOLD PENS. GOLD, PENS :
p tSrgess 40 msnt IN this city Of COX
ffty varieties from 50 centsto go, 81 go - :
sa,s. e,i -1.-,s FIR ENeH- e AIcHsTElN'e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

! wo qHIGkEAk .s SA PfSNIdNs n b.,s o,dl,.
S g. SETS siEyRsHss 81 sis Il TIE Mdc ssos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
W ords Of Caution.

a. IF To Tell readers that the wells and
We. springs Throughout the country had been poisoned and
thai had discovers anttc TO lis effects
thai would mol gladly avail themselves Of discovery with
the hope of ayefiing dcalh II tell that
that wewcre prepared To share with them, would
aid to fortune ui health Is valuable
how much more ernded should they be to learn thai great
has been compounded OF purely vegetable mailer
ha Its erai,e powers are 'lle less certain than light aud
darkness Need we giN you Instances? II So call pro.
prieor Of BAKERS BlTrERs and examine The myrlads OF
certificates from all sections of the SOUTH of persons who
been cured of Dyseisidfy Its aealng properties.
them will the vouchers al old una young male
nalc cN.oing this Bi the skies, blessing
for is curative powers. But It's virtues
Dyspepsia Nervous Headaches Yield r,Hd 10 powers.
Torpid Lers become quickehed and made active by It's n-
Sour 5iomacs made healthy by Its neurnzng
cets Indigestion disappears whcn organs of
Darrhaa cannot resist It's tonic powers And Cholera itself
when by these Brrfks promptly dsarncd an,
1873 and , when that scourgc devastating the county,
BAKERS BlrTERS will not rcme, all the ills al humanity
n such diseases caused by the stomach and bowels
Oily yield Ia ils strengthening effects and speedily
from the SYSTEM All who need tonic should Try IT, All be-
come their own judges OF its virtues
For sale by all the Druggists IN Iync'bur and y all the
principal Druggists In the of Eielnond and elsewhere
Virginia; also, of Mesrs Clias Stot Co, Washng
D. C.: L. IL. Stnbcr X Co.. Banorc Md. ID. B Miller COY =
iuEton, KY; and Barnes " Park, N y.
Orders tilcd by addressing r. BAKER, Proprietor,
feb 21-,lScts .l.icIuluud. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
Later from Enrona

New YoRK. Feb. "a The kuropa's mail ar,i-
we'd too late for the evening train but the latest
adyices from Queenstown that Teiunn hal
been st1rmed and taken the second attack, af-
ter fierce and sanguinary struggle. Losses on
both sides were immense, all the Moorisl, tents,
artillery, camels, and camp equirage taken.
The brothers of the Emperor had fed il the pre-
vious battle, on the 3lst. Moors ienced by n
fierce attack on the Spanish advance Posts being
repused and again returning with increased fury
to attack the closing columns OF the Spanish battal
lions, fighting hand to hand, and obstihatcly dis
putting every foot Of ground until they were finally
defeated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25

MICHIGAN DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION
Dctroit, Feb % The Michigan Democratic State
Conv ention for the election Of delegates to the
Charleston Convention, to-day. selected George V.
n. Latlirope, ex-senator Stuart, G. w. Peck, p.
ILL., Reilly, delegates "a, large, and eight district
delegates. The resolutions adopted reatirm
the Cincinnati platform. acknowledge the
binding force Of the decision of the Supreme
Court, dehounce Browns raid, and charging it
the republicans, presents Mr.. Douglas az the
choice Of Michigan for the Presidency; denounces
the present and past administrations.
The convention was fully attended and quite
harmonious in its action. The delegates were
elected by reclamation. and the resolutions unani-
nlously adaptcd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
Markets.

BALTIMORE, February 2i.-Flour quiet at 5.37
Wheat quiet: White LAO 20 l.50; Red l.30 to
1.35. Corn lower, with brisk demand for white
at 70 to "A cents; Yellow Is to IS cents. Pork
steady: Mess 1900 to 1925. Whiskey dull at
"a to 24t cents.
New YoRx, Feb. "a Cotton heavy but 900
bales in market Flour quiet Southern s., Goa
SIS. Wheat has an upward tendency; Red IS.
Corn firm Yellow 80aS2 cts: White S0aS3 cts.
Pork heavy; Mess IL .50aSlS.40; Prime Sl475a
l4.s7. Lard l0sall cts. Whiskey heavy at 234
Sugar declinedl8 cts. Coffee firm at l24al3 cts.
Molasses 40 cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25

10. s. M.-Thc Supreme Grand Council of
the United Scates Of Ameri,a ofthe Independent
Order OF Sens OF Malta, at THAR Grand Conyoca-
tion in Washington city. the 18th inst, elected
the following gentlemen officers for tho present
year: Supreme Grand Commander-in- Chief, Dem
dy Sherwood, Philadelphia. Pennsylvania; SUI
preme Lieutenant Grand Commander-in-C Chief
W. II. Passmorc, Memphis, Tennessee; Grand
Scribe. Austin II. Brrwn, Indianapolis, Indiana
Grand Chancellor, j. c. Johnston, Dr. Louisville,
Kentucky; Grand Cardinal f. 6. W. Carter.
Cincinnati, Ohio; Grand Cashier. A. T. W. Webb,
St Louis Missouri; Grand Sentinel, d. Il. Bridg.
ford, Richmond, Virginia; Grand Mnster-at- Arms.
james M. Todd, Wheeling Wa. The next Grand
Conyocation OF this Order will I've held in the city
of New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
From Rev. DR., RoSSer.

eN(A@ EDITOR OF THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
RGE snAfLEs lSfALLnlE BAKING PowDEs.--AlI persons
fiona of light sweet and Wholesome loaf bread biscuits
and buekwheai cakcs purchase this powder with conf
encc The materials perfectly harmless and pleas
than Soda SalEratus, No Of sour bredd The
sc of 1t will make the gtes sweetest bread shortest
possible tine; time labor, and expense and dis
appoints if the accompany simple directions observed
BESIDES 1t manufactured in Virginia. and Is invention Of
Yanaecen. John w. Garck, and Propri-
etor Richmond Va We know him. and have tried it,
commend The best tried. Get II and mind di-
rections. ~ feb Its.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
More Testimony from the Clergy

nSS> This certfes that Perry Davss yrseia
m bic Pan Killer with great of
nfantun common bowel complaint, bronchitis coughs colds
&c and would cheerfully recommend 1t valuable family
medicine Rev. JAMES G. BOOMER.
Messrs. p Davis Son-Dcar Sirs: Having the
beneficial effects of Pain Killer cases
ter! and Cholera Morbus within few past and deem
ing 1t act OF benevoence to the suffering, wonid most
,eerluly recommend lis To such may suffering from
the aforementioned similar diseases and eiccua
remedy REV. EDWARD X. FULLER
This certles that have for years Vege
table Pain Killer In family, in several
which 1t recommended, and find very family med
icHc. REV. A. BRONSON FALL RIVER.
gg-Sold by all Druggists. liam ~ I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
Notice to Physicians and the Public.

MyJ@ ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASTERS-TESTlMo.
VIE MALT. ALLcoCK CO., No. 2g4 Canal Isl, New
York, 26th Now 1so9-cnemen: lately suffered severely
from weakness In back occasioned by suddenly
ering myself Having heard Pasers much recommend
.d for Of this kind procured and the all
that could desire. single plaster cured me in II week.
Yours respectfully, j. Il. BRIGGS,
Proprietor of the Brnndrcth House, Now York"
There nothing equal In tho way OF Plaster Porous
Plaster Of Mr. ALLtoCK Everything Ia pleasant
They The Plaster Of the day and ut type prcsen
advancement. In science and art In Asthma Cough Kidney
Affections and local deep seated palms, they afford permanent
relcf and for weak backs pains In the side, stitches aud spas
uodic pains generally they unsurpassed
they mpari Physicians should examine this article which
universally approved where known Price % Pfn-
cpa ONCE 29 Canal street. New York. Sold by all rseca-
BILE dealers in medicines. Jan "a md&w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25

RARE INSTRUMENTAL few evenings ago the
ladies of Grecnvilie. Augusta county. VA, gave u
Leap Year party TO the gentlemen Of that section
of the county. Nearly two hundred persons we're
present.
Suppose the ladies Of Lyncbburg initiate this
example Of thor Augusta sisters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, at the residence Of Mr..
VIM. 2. PercivaL by the Rev. A. Doniphan. Mr..
WV. CADwALLApEe and Miss F. II. SUNPrER-ali
Of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
Holloway Wis Pills.

~ General weakness aud debility the premonitions OF
ISS vital decay nre replaced with ygor activity aud
hcaltl potency III every oga and In the entire sscn by
The Restorative regulating, and exharang influence of tbs
DEMONSTRATING vegetable preparation. Sold ut manuacto-
~, No. 50 Maiden Lane aud by all druggists, Co. and
Il box. l-dlM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
Later from Mexico.

NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 24.--Gcn. Bratton, Of the
Texas Senate arrived here to-day rs bcarer If dis
patches from Gov. Houston to President relative
to the affairs on the Rio Grande.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-25
CITY AND sTzTE ARFAIRs.'

TnAxKs.--We are indebted to TIE Ladies Of the
Fair Tor waiter Il eelieieas dslisscies and sub
stantiala9 They viii plsass Aeeept nar fhanks for
their kindly and timely remembrance. 81 ;,
cTbs Fsir is still foiDg On. Ne oommend u 10
the continued patronage Of our citixehs.