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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
Will. THE POPE LgAyE ROME.

The Constitutional publishes article, sgne by N.
Grandguilot against the party, which, after
having counsellcd The Pope to follow policy without
concts sous advises him take TO fight without
honor H. Grandguillo recalls that long the French
trooTs are at Rome the security Of the person and the
authority Of the Pope guaranteed
w. Grandguilot expresses earnest desire that the
Pope should not quit Rome, and continues thus :"ln
expressing these wishes We have only in view the inter-
ess Of the Papacy for that which at present complexities
the position Of France Is the presence of her army
Rome and If this occupation could cease all would be
simped at least in political point Of view. 1t is not
Rome that occupy, but is the Papacy which de-
fend. Our occupation could in no case assume pol
cal character The first consequence Of the fight of the
Pope would be the evacuation Of some by the French
and ia avng we should carry With great uneasia
respectiI the future Of the TEMPORAL power Of the
PO9e.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

The Petersburg True Democrat holds the following
language to the Committees that met in this city yestcr
day:
Our readers have already been informed Of the propo
sal made for fusion of the branches of the Virginia
Democracy The Executive Committees Of the two par
ties are expected to meet on the 5b to consider the
question For ourselves is due to candor to state,
that we are rreeonceaby opposed to fusion with any
party whose position doubtful the great question Of
Union So long therefore, the Norfolk Questions
unanswered by Mr. Breckenridge, the True DENocRAT
will under its present management, denOunce all fusion
though thousand Executive Committees advise it.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06


The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati En-
quirer writes to hat journal as follows:
Another aarcup has taken place in the Cabinet yeser
day at least and violent quarrel took place be-
tween PostmaSer-Geuera Holt aud the President The
latter demanded the immediate removal OF some half
dozen Postmasters in Virginia, whom the Postmaster
General refused to dismiss for opinions sake Those the
President desired TO who hold their APP
poininents direct from the PosmasterGeneral. They
arc warm friends of Mr. Douglas The Secretary OF War,
Floyd backs Mr. Holt aud declares that If Holt resigns
he will do the Cobb is at the bottom of the whole
affair. He hates Floyd, and has been doing all in his
power TO create disturbance between him and the
President since the organization Of the Admnisra-
,rion Side, Bright, Corcoran, Bef amin and Cobb
have IN fact been the real members OF the Cabinet since
the 4th Of March 1887. They have made the appoint
ments and removals far in the term, and still d.
rectOfs of the whole Administration. Holt has been OF
that opinion for some time and has taken his stand
which has caused the present difficulty between him aud
the President
A breakup Of the Cabinet at any day need
prise no one II is hard to repress the bitter ieuds that
exist among the members. Had it not been for the
overwhelming desire to defeat Douglas, both for nom-
nation and election, Cobb would long since have de-
marded the removal of Floyd aud Ia Of the Pres-
dents refusal have rendered his resignation. Old Net
ternch as Sidel il called has been the persevcrng
my OF Floyd but for the purposes Of heading oil and
defeating Douglas has been held somewhat in check
Old Buck has t faith inNny oEbiS Cabinet except Gen
Cass They have DETAINED another TO him so much
that he is inclined believe all they say Of another
Fresh rimors are in circulation to the withdravnl
Of NJ Breckenridge Immediately after the October etc
lions. You will remember be did not contradict the
fact Of his desire have he Withdrawn from the
canvass He WAS advised TO this by leading
friends IN Virginia previous 20 bis speech in Lexington
The movements for his Withdrawal will take place in
Virginia at once after the result If good of the cleo
ions next monih. Hunter, Mason aud Wise all beey
cd urtil after the late Stanton Convention, that Doug
s' fr;cl d. would not have the bolduess cleo
oral ticket The number and enthusiasm Of that Con-
vsnon soon convinced them that the Democracy OF the
Old Dominion were in earnest aud would not be brow
tcaten into terms the cost Of defeat in that
bic cd State Doa't forget my prediction as to his
iual withdrawal from the contest. Matters are shaping
that WAY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
THE GRAIN TRADE
The Mark Lane Express of the 18th ult, says:

This years crop Wheat will exhibit every variety 10 quality
AMI condition. the lowest beag simply a. for cattle eed aud The
Isl sny cSmtg the average Of fomsr Barley, IL
appea will show bat few y le mang samples Peas have
mach BIZ heng In the field Oats and Beans have
passed throu this rainy cold with fair resuf Three
weeks sunshine has compensation 10 hay farm
by second OF but Potatoes beyond
remedy and the gouth Of has greatly check
the col genial weather. The 4rkes have hardly settled
yet tbs prices OF whe. IN ugh h seriously declined
r. price s the OF oil have only reeeied %
n 80 aud unless better - hand, IL seems
likely shall feel the snalbess and bsu ncy OF the
so,k, old r mixing notwithstanding the late liberal sppps
Of would Appear thai much Of the crop
gathered Norhra Europe damp and inferior to ordinary
years. thai, wide difference likely 10 obtain between The
ytlues OF and OLE, both foreign and English this size
Should only yield be short Of amount
per Ia be remembered that the asnss Of the
nth makes much hes provide for the
and good condition reported In America and Southern Rus
Xix y TO ali necessities PceI abroad have but 1t
- altered
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
Tnr TExAs EkcIrrnEyr-A letler, dated Sd. !, Dol
MOVEMENTS 0F GOVERNOR JOHNSON.

CIxCiNsArI, Oct. 2-Ex Governor H. V. johnson ad-
dressed meeting in the Sixth street Market last night.
H. alluded to the principles Of "non.i1teryention."
Republican asked him whether he would consider the
election of NJ Lincoln a sufficient for dissolu-
tation of the Union to which be replied emphatcaly
NO" The meeting was large and enthusiastic
CouxrEssEs AMONG THE SINGERs-Clara Novello, the
well kGcwn oatorio singer is the eve of closing her
and resumng the name OF Countess
Ggliucc TO which she is said 10 be entitled. l Is stu
guar how MANY public singers claim titles of nobility
Sontag was noble 10y marrige, Piccoloniai by BIRTH
Gr, Alboni, Gazzauga, LaGrange, all call themselves
Couutesses or Warehouses;
EplroRIAL AccrssIoS,-John W. Syme Esq, Of the
Raleigh Register, has associated with bin in the man
agement OF that paper, Eferard Hall, Esq Mr. Hall
makes his bow the public in very appropriate para
graph or two in the last number Of the Register.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
,no,her nnllrettae Clab noa.s.

There - another Toe rally ltth' Club House evening
before at Ath ugh the nj n, vas rainy and dsagste
able a eOusiderabs ,IOad vas 10 attendance, number
ing Eve or s'N houd el PerscIs
Il vas announced that John Cr;toher Esq, OF Wes'-
moreland would address the Club on ThuTsdly evening
But Letter was eseiyel rom him hat evening stat
ieg ba: he had ut b,en nominated as candidate Tor
tbe Senate i, the Wesmofeaad district where vacau
cy existed in consequences Of the resignation OF NJ
B.,e a. d Sat, "a, eeoa coming OIL on the i.h INST
he was compelled 70 eu'er at once upon the canvass and
could not therefore fufu his appointment in this ety
Il excuse is amply sJt,ient AMI We hop our friends
in ,bs. a srit will rally q his su9por. With their won't
Ell, A and enthusiasm and elect hia most trumpban'
Mr.. Cdehrs absence was amply compensated for,
bovev.f bv the accidental presence in the city OF a
e,rpIs Of gentlemen the from Oh ,rlolte and he
other from Albemare. both Of whom made lb,e aud L.
trtsiain. sree.tes Fhich received BY tee au IL
e.,, with decisive manifestations OF satisfaction AID
t5.ssle TIE first gentleman introduced by The Pfgsi
dan. If tie Ciu9. va, William r Gce1, Esq, Of Chr
l5.t, "a, aIises,j On, crowd for more than an hour
IN speech char-o.erzei by gres force AID eoqaeace
Though h.,hero uoa,casoned to the rOs;rum, Nr
erssu acquitted himself With abundant edit and gave
u4sIgagcH q tue pt,acaiou OF u u-H Vtel' " t'N'
ali seat future usefulness. rs arguments were point
e and coay1ea his STYLE orebls aud impressive, and
al times truly eloquent, aud his delivery pleasing aad e
fiss We congratulate Mr.. G.een upon bis successful
s-, and czpre,. the hope that he may engage heartily
aaI earnestly, in ths canvass, unit, the election IL over
The mex. speaker iaoIuc was B. r. Nasrld,r, EsI
OF Abcuare who has been for several years mem' er
OF n, Legislature from tha e0uaty, and Is gentleman oil
conceded a5i,y lie entertained the audience for asou.
tbre,q1rer OF au hour 10 most happy and effective man
Ter aud 10 Oh, pleasure og an aesed by the round,
of apall. at CRESTED bj pertinent hits aud veiltoG
aa.elocs Ina vo-l, Nc Mlg,uicr male en- abls aod
amin, iag speech air shiloh che llh ali I1rued ia TIE
fines. p.r-' and With ,.l resolution 20 sorA on, and
sor. e.,f-sly forth, -.ssss OF oar candid 'es ali
on -1ese oa t.s s.a %, November.
" re7-s Co orr sisaj. ie o., country ,hs a-'lra,c
tss. ,s.i. b-sl.ea 60 ,l- .-afl $3.50 u. 'i aei a-d
enthusiasm. sal -.sat s-,.ls -i-r9as areoeH. Of
.b..as.'.,s "a cleo .,1 aft-
E.es fae aal CONSTANT. a uo.or,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
A Public nrfnctIon.

The election OF Bell aud Everett will bring healing to
the nation We shall have lsiiee and fraternity among
he States peace with the people, order in the Govern
men aud restoration of the quieer and better days
of the Republic Party extremes will disappear in thei
success aud the blessings of more united people, a
more faithful Government will peryade all parts Of the
country, and all kinds OF business. Every thoughtful
patriotic and intelligent knows that the election
the Union candidates will be public bcnefactiOn to the
Mi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

DISH. lsr. LII CHANDLER, Of Norfolk City.
" 23d TRAVIS II. EPES, Of Notiovay,
"a THOMAS BRUCE OF Halifax.
4.h. JOHN T.. THORNTON, OF p. Edward
oh. JAMES =. JOHNSON, Of Bedford.
" och. MARNADUHE JOHNSON, OF Richmond
~. LEHUEL j. BOwDEN, of Williamsburg
" sch. JOSEPH CHRISTIAN, Of NiddleseK.
stb. b. H. SHACEELFORD Of Fauqnicr.
10Th. ANDREW 4 KENNEDY, OF Jefferson.
" tIth. FRANCIS T. ANDERSON, Of Roskbridge.
= lyth. W.R. STAPLES, Of Montgomery.
+" lsih. WALTER PRESTON, OF Washington.
llth. j. j. JACKSON, Jr., Of Wood
18th. A. b. CALDWELL. oe Ohio.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
SCHOOL 10 ,Ks,
> SCHOOL ,TIOSERY, PIANO P0RTEi,
GUIrAtS AND MUSIC.
JAMES WOODHOJ Sc & CO.,

RlCHNbND, VA.
Respectfully invite the attention Of al inter sted ID the enve
stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
with which they piled the pesen. season. embracing
they believe all the Primary Elementary and Advanced Text
the Schools Colleges this and North Car
DINA, OF approved editions Their stock Of
SCHOOL STATIONERY
and complete consisting OF Sre necessary for ed
ueational purposes 10 the department Of
PIANO P0RrES
there nothing laeki visit 10 their we'll supplied Warerooms
should sA ~ that complete stock Of GOOD IN
Sra UAESTs could scarcely be cole ted together They have
grade fo sLeihose Of elegant stately design suited
persons who have gAy hir taste others adapted
persons Of moderate desires whilst the humber OBJ
tain instrument durable aud toned palmer and
less costly
They have sale the sweetest toned
GUITARS
made In the world ting these OF the amed spanish
aud Italian manufacture 7hy besides yey able which
he said OF tho Of foreign make brought 10 this
country These inst made by MARTIN. and
should remember this WHEN they good Guitar They
have also for sale others OF cheaper manufacture An immense
stock q
MUsIC,
for the Piano Forte and Guitar Instruction boobs for those In
slrumsr singing Poos Guitar and Harp Strings Tdulng Por
Tuning Hammers Hour and Half Hour Glasses Music POLES; Pr
Stools Melod Ae &e all Of whh will he furnished a;
very mod rate prices.
A liber raj discount made to tsacherL
Orders promptly and faithfully attended to.
Piano Por,es Tuned and Re-, aired.
90 JAS wO0DHOUsR 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
Hr.nare,h,sPnl. W.. sar.n parIlIa.- ons ..

Brandreth,s'PiIIs W.. sarsa pariiI Ia One Twenty
Eve cent Box Bandrehs Pills Is warranted to contain more
pure sarsapars any dollar bottle Of sarsaps Ia Ahpho
using sasapaa let them substitute Brandreths M ana
take one each night found superior The bot
tied article box the warranted equal
70 two dollar sasapara Try Of these Pills. whose
main active ingredient akaod ofssr apara Take one Pev-
cry day you usng saapara other tonic
remedies Drop all these for thirty days and use these s me
place thereof time The cost win be hy eents and her
vor, thousand dollars Principal once 2st canais ses York
Sold all respectable dealers 10 hedcines
DIR. wIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
Where this article known q Of super rosaton 10 say
f4vor well Is established 1nafng rem
sdy Coughs C0,d Bronchitis, Group, Rhoopfa0 Cough.
Asthma Qlins Pti-ic, diseases Of the Throat CAe and
Lungs that dreaded OF all diseases Consumption,
which high medical authority has pronounced be durable d
edse Thse used this reIedy know Its value those who
have not, have single trial 10 be saned that Of all
others Ii Ia he remedy.
Further Testimony.
oswEoo, Nov .. 1850.
Geneen since was attacked win severe
and sng cough long Of which alarred and
aimonhed 10 remedy 70 rescue me from The
dangerous co -ditlon In which found myself ,,, a.,
Rom what had heard Of Wistdrs Bdsdm 81 WIZ Cherrvl
concluded give preparation trial. which did and BY Us
use OBJ Aimed immediate and relief Asa 40
panied with pain the chest and side tickling In the throsi etc.
Ing TO my ordnay business sppned ply ans,
and used their prscrp Ions without percspbe benefit -hea
Wistdrs Brid ant 10 JOY, ou-d
before Immediate relief and bottles restored me 10 perfect
hsath
would that several Of fheads have used the Bal
IAN with the astonishing results.
have Of there bng IA the market miserable and
spurious BAam 10 hasng alxays look for that
preparet by w. FOcc & 90, Boston, which has the itsn
OF B1t the wrapper add would caution al a.
they value heata, TO do the same - -
SIMEON MARQUARr
~ GIuiOn Purchasers The only 0snuins Wis dr-'s Bal
tcen signature OF az BuTTs and the p ted
Propreio the wrapper; all other vile and
worthless
Prepared BY SETH POwLR co. Boston, and for sale At
wholesale and retail by ADIE GRAY PURCELL LhDD CO..
W. PETERSON J. DUVAL ri hmond, and by I'll druggist and
In city co fse2l- Vim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
Icnnr.nn CnnnfK.

The Charlcstown Free Press s:-"Jeferson county
will cast at the November election, about 800 votes.
In 1856 Buchanan's minority Fillmore was 100. In
1860 John Bell will receive about 1000 votes Douglas
about 4e5 and Breckenridge S75 We feel confident that
Bells majority over Breckenridge will be about COO
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
Prom lat Jan. 70 LIST Get

There also received las. m'nh 2)5 bbs rcsn % do
manganese 800 qaor bS ss -four 100 beer keg' 81
pkgs egg 900 bales domescs 81 bus meal 229 bales ra 2
rye IS bbs cider bricks 95 lbs lard ss lbs taeW,
as bus eed ~ do clover aud grass SEEDS l2i rolls and
leather paper 4c2 mineral water 10
lead ISIS bags shot, tons rap oa. % bS srt turp IS
bales waste 80 bbls brandy, 81 boxes pipes ETC., &C.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
FALL DRY GOODS,
1860.
GINnR ne a, It'll ANK

SWORDS ~ THAW,
NO. II5 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN sTH AND 9TH.
Q "A r. PETS AND RU G s,
WE or inducements buyers Ca pets and RugA
w CLOAKs IND OrHEA WRAPPINGs.
Ladies aud hkses Coaks-A full OF styles SALE
snd male - order.
DREss GOODS.
All the Faho able Iey Of styles IN Ladies Dress goods
Al,o, Mourning Goods OF tn, beat qualet
BLANKETS AND NEGRO cL0rHIsG.
large stock Blankets and Negro Clothing for sale a. Low
prices.
HOSIERY.
full Tine OF Coffin and WOODEN Hosiery for aides and Misses
Gems and boys
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND vE5TINGs,
Made to order by the moli fashionable raiors.
swoEDs TIAw,
Oc6-1w Nearly opposite X y. AID r. X X.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
oO1GMEROIAL.
oyyrcr or TEE VINO. Oct S. 1880.

UFFoh OF fHH WHIo, Oct >. l5tU.
RECEIPTS or PRODUCE ETC.
We annex our monthly comparative table of the re-
esps of Produce by earAl and railroads Except r. r.
for the periods Indicated:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
LIRE SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS,

LIFE STAh + EhV hVNsHtAH me-
Direct M any itye desired equal In the
world and at the very lowest prices, at
I45 MAIN STREET,
Eagle Square.
Pearl AmAroype IToy Type Letter and Gard Photographic
Fam Groups Babies akea perfect by REFS instantaneous
pro "A oS2-2w
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
MISsnI,RI pnIITIcs

Sr LOUIS 0:t. 3-The RepuJiica,, publishes speech
delivered by MajoT Jackson, the Governor elect who
ceutly spoke ia the Breckenridge State Convention and
has since been claimed by the breckenridge III
favor Of their candidate. Therefore, committee of
Douglas recently appointed TO inquire whether
he intended to support Douglas or Breckenridge. His
speech delivered yesterday n reply TO the intero-
CAT re prUpounded by the committee He commend ed
sood and desired the serious attention OF every one pre-
sent IL stated emphacaly that before his election h1
believed that Mr.. Douglas the nominee of the De-
mOcratic party, aud so he now believed.
He spoke of his efforts to secure harmonious action
between the Democratic Central Committee and the
Breckenridge convention, regrGttng his failure, and he
cha ongcd any Breckurdge present to that he
uttered any remark in the Convention indicating that
had changed his opinions designed supporting Breek
inti1ge and Line lie then gave his for sur
porting Douglas aud concluded by saying that to pre-
vent all Misrepresentation, =" | say tina: | an f r
Douglas; that it ia my duty to support him the non:
of the party. formed my opinion that Douglas
was the regular nominee from the reports of the Ba
more Exchange Breckenridge paper, and, If live until
November will vote for him, and have never said that
intended to do anything else" Great applau'e)
The TExAs ExcirENESr-A letter, dated Sept. l, from
D Has TO the Palestine Adoocdte, says:
81 think eau say that peace and quc. have been re-
stored to our county. could not think of telling you
in one letter the troubles, both and unseen we have
passed through There have been some erroneous state
ments going the rounds in regard our difficulties but
indeed they bad enough. The town is rapidly re-
building several ne and substantial houses ia
of erection Aud the progress Of improvement continues
| think the town will be well built up in twelve
months"
A meeting was held in Galveston on the 18th Of Sep
teniber to rid the Sale of one A. p Delano suspected
of Abolitionism. It took decided action. In the
suspected man is found in the State after thirty days
the meeting is 10 reassembe TO take more decided action
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

LAW BOOKS!
] Aw BooKs!i Bee. nifty Published and Tor sale by
II WEST A JOHNSTON,
las Main strstt,
Grattan's Reports, vol rs, ~
Robinons Practice vols J. T. price per Voums 50; each
volume sold separately
Acts OF Assembly 1850 20, 81 IS
Stsrslr on Evidence, neE edition 80.
MhNton's LaE Dict on cry, new, 30.
Parsons on tollrgcts, neE edition. vols, sll
Ach5ods Criminal Practice and Peadinss edition, yo
sI2
BPersots wanting Law Books will please call Gnd examine
very large and wen selected stock We warrant price
low.
Catalogue furnlshed upon application,
WEST a JOHNSTON Bookseller
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
FLOUR INSPECTIONS.

The following is a statement of the inspections Of
Flour during the quarter ending Sept son. at Richmond and 9th
err points IN ylrsnia- bbls reduced 10 whole.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

Sir-As there are few who think You have not been
quite definite enough some of the questions involved
In The present canvass wish you to answer the follow
ing quostiOus-to wit:
win YOU # elected, rois for the unconditional r.
D al Of Il .yery in the District OF Columbia.
> VIII you vote for the abolition Of he inter State
slave trade
g. viii you vote for the WilmOt PrOyi5o being extend
ed over the territories Of loul and Ncg Mexico and
AGAINST auy Law authorizing slaves 10 be taSou there as
property
Please answer the above questions, yes 70, without
comment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25
MxPREssEs.

a wkRICAN. RuRoPEAT AED wEsr INDIAN Kx.
"A pssa Nos. 4 and 9 Broadway,
Ore doc from Wal.
Psrsagrs ~. rsrces q AZ De- rg,lons weyy
81 parts n Rgrvre the We fnfr~ hrcA srd
De overland vrt n NJ Rss fndsa Ctisa Ard Anssn1A
Ramp frr ruope, ana geneva ag>u buasd9
'"oa c'sd % w ~" ' S5sfr si s,yAzrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

TICKETS poR THE BALI. TO TIE Prince "A GIN
\ renan havira tcket disposal admitting rsnsmsn
ard lady fcr sale Address Trse Herald once ~
ns address and hixhes' price wiling % be pad
TINTED srArEs ESoiEKnR's oyvICr. TOR FORT
" II rsndy Hcok New Jrrssy. 49, wes ksx;eensh
oTer- vii g received until The 81 of O~sobsr rer, for
tpverur the following described snte upon the wharf
sssay Hon sew y J ,., 70 ~ :, -.
drss.pr io respectively srte~n, eighteen ssd
twenty ncbes rse, with beds vsrvne 10 widb from twn
four ibirs n the rse the length Of the stones b between
three ADD feet The c5er viii The prsse cubic
foot st,s he fare a. u SQUARE ard the sversg~ -eh
3, inrh ocu-e snt for s,on, linear Fee 81 each q lie
elnh,een inrh ard sixteen tn<h courwss
seco3t-fer % pers. 100 stones W wnrk foo, Inch
spts ~ foot pch rice and ~ stones u fccts rise
Ran of these stoves wurk feet inches i,ng feet
no5~s vide TIE orss for hese Wi be By the cubic oo
IbvdTss following sones for 20 e.rerss~- trsvr- cir
eles ut - snnes feet inches ioav BIZ f-~t vide ~
n.onss inches long. feel u
fee II inches long. By feet inches stones tfees
inches o-g b. feet nch~s wide ard ~ ps u stones each
ops ssd the cster sse fco 70 Inches long These stones
w al be q The thctnss u inches snf mar y ot-fee
for BY the surerhiA foQ, 70 dress 70 that Aieknes or
ready dressed A. follows The rppef beds V be pern hsm
me-d tine, TIE jon.s and fronts sns c.cx e poanied
full and ne lover rod rough hsm-rr ret rrxish -.
All Me above r-snte he w~ aus-i.f .rr u snuot
and durshe 1us ant 70 - safifsco.y . ~
K1rlner ~ w be screred Tor ne ra erss
cirs or arslet viii De oheg kinda a1f one eaeh
q ~ shove descrAsc toures and smorsscre srs, wI e
...-s,. "a ~ IL s.T s l.- r,r e.s. s.-s ~
served N Al esss from esrs ps1men =. 'ss .awr q
tsssss % ssvrasalar snznss. x ron = saaAy aoOs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-25

HUDSON NAVY BkaATrA The Sra Arnr. Rer~xLx
III n the hrdson Saw vgI take place sHurdas
The s2h losant from oprsis The Fyssn Fields Hcbgses
There vi b three Esces lie ocfcsN T. -
the bs to- lie .ccou mrdstcn o. TIE friends ~ NE men
ters ct leave tie foot N CO. srphcr a. az p ~
oie- CGAkrBs ru1HffL co~nosse
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ARp TAsLxs ArrvR THIS

PURCHASERS or BILLIARD TABLES ArrrR THIS
date VIII tor hsir ON proecticn. be psrrr ~ srsinr
Nat th~v make ressorsSis tier freedom o. choce
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