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~ yesterday : pnr poor ire. - " >in II 1,
:' ms spleen upon one 'hnn he hated, but dared no,
&C. ,n~'feh forged advertise cut in the Bulletin
c" l'""'l.", It Is r''rtnn'y mean auI dirty ric> ~
INIT any 1'n s'Ight pIay-ihut gentleman wou
tie S"'ity OF -1v'ncing hrlh lc> Of and lack o
5 90 K..W>Rp
VIZ: hh'Fr eva It WI. b paid for information that
WIN lead 10 tn" c"nvirl III o! the rcr>n. or ~ r.
sous VINO CAUSED an ',"r'isrncn be inserted in the
W." orl"u'S '"'nmrrchl Bulletin, of the Yh IN ST, n,
n"fnl'ht !t The sab criber had entered INTO ,,rarl.
hrr, ma nh cha apd ti,rr<. IN Ter the It II.
OF i'f%av, ae't Co., for the urpnse of RI, ,s
been I'm lnri
N'B.-l he "nl"r>i@";I'n His oppor,un, of n
'l;' NJ III, h'" hit he j. connected in bu Siness
/ Il hi. kind, except with h- brother.
NJ! "ANt I. l.. rpltG ", 50 s'acnzinr :,
~ ANTED-Fwo good rin<nihS: alto, two grn,e
hH>h'r-, I" "h "a good Nag aud rnus,.ul EN-.
tlo'''s''n' VIII b" gwen. " II \ ! y .VEVEuN,
IS Frhtp'onlaS Il
~. ito brla sup rine for sale bv
/ no Il DOR >:Y II Nr~ Ieve"
" "'S'>El-too brlS zee if"l in 'nc COR sale by
W ~ poRS,I Y, Al >sw l.cyre
" r ps, coils for s"h,hy NrcnNLy,
- ~ -- 81 Camp ST
Fso>l E-s:'o bills superior q,nr,, FIR sale l,v
'2' A =, OM,i,9 81 Camp st
EsATrE NS-e first rate purluGclphi, u,n,e Bat,
n,5 e'"~' f'' sale "y NFcnALY,
s1EA's, CARTS, DANNOWs, Nc-ln tore AMI
- 'or SAFE ny NFCDll.Y,
's sale by "!5 r COMFY, u Cay,r 81
-. r., '''H">-2' lbs. l"niin! fro Ilavr- Tor
sac ny II RD\NABtL,
o'i -.----- 4 frhnni"u'"S
TDRDlit BOLT EDpr.-l4l cont, ,tnr1,I1 r.,,,
~ Hope, landing from ship tharen,ngns sale hy
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W l.. L. CANINE TT the solicitation Of MANY of his
friends, has consented to become candidate for the
office Of Mayor of this city.
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4sLo7TER-Es..
BAN.KKs':tARc AIDE, CITY HoTE 1, &c,
'...s.s. :, G AND = 10 ~
REAL EsTATE.>LOTTERYt.,

- . = 49,
!: :s....@ -. GRAND ,s 1890:
L.: REAL EsTATE.LOTTERY'- II:
pt PROPERTY SITUATED IN NEW ORLEANS,
=. " 80. sEHMlDT& HAMILTON, Managers. I
" Offices ander he Verandah, Corner Of 81. charles
and Conmon Streets, aud No. lNl Chartres Street.
b.t~een Cont ant 81. .Lou;s Streets
N1.liH.a view of meeting The wishes of orr friend.
we have the pleasure :'f Announcing to the pub,
lie that this Lottery by authority of the state OF Jous-
nnn, vi" tie dra~n al the City Exchange, in ST. Louis
in New Orleans.
The drawing will, without fail, begin on the lst De,
cemler next.
Onr agents throughout the union llcause the ohoye
to lr ms It rnre of the new pauers of their
respective residences, and charge the expenses in
nccnnlt.
h'o-tdl Schmidt 4 HAMILTON
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HALF MILLION

HAIF MILLION,
OR AMERICAN tANr STREET. TnIArEE
LOTT RY.
CAPITAL SD ,OEi IN l,.9l rE1yrx,,
" IL b" drawn ;iIs, December, CIV Years I've, IN
New Orleans: and in "idrr g,ati,v purchasers Of
WkT's' te r"'''''aon plau is n;'prrd ir this lo,r
whereby It " Ill he completed in one DRAWING
t7,'!5 tick Isl At lnd'Ilors, sG7525o
1901 PRIEST!
SCHEME
Camp Stree, 'rnra,re aud Gronnl-prze to the
l~, ID and Sd drawn numbers, IN mn
That sul'>t 'ilnl four story b ick ,ui ding cal F'N
led Armstrong; ilo'e f,rnn. ,lr, corner
q" OF, '"nr aud Na'cl'z snee's-nze to the
That valuable five story brick store on 81, r- ''''
wee street. "rcup:e b, Mess :. II L. " Hon
km.-p'iAe I, the i:h 3th aud a,h n Goa
'l i,l r1"snn' Dwelling home and lot No ~,
i'ntAl street. ",Cn1rd tv G w ,.u.uIr,c;-
p'iz' t" TIL lWh TIN and i:tE, 81 ooo
ll"' two story d '"oe ling nnd double lot
IN ~ "u'''r!pmtv, "c"n""d by } NJ Hall
prize tn t'r 1T, ID and Ith, lGO0o
, win 70 other rrz OF E"nl Estate, making :s} Of
K'a' f.~'atr, aud 3 of Stocks, and many prizns ol
Tickets in the Two Million otrry.
THE GRAND THO MILLIONS LOTTERY.
O"iy9 Blanks ton Price
ln000 PRiZ".S-Uf Two Millions of Doilors
W Drawn IN t''N Old plan of Blanks and Prizes. IN
NO COMBINATION NUMBERS.
1000 10 l'chcts, at % dollars slGO0o0O
he Schen" and sci u p lee ill.,, same. The cx zen
sS opera as e,n'iI N from the valuations Sc. on
the property offer d in p'izes.
MODE OF DRAWING
ne Nos. /" 10000 viii be placed in one wheel
an The sam" nuut Of Blanks aud Pt,z,s in uuo,h.r
wheel and DRAW until al nIr tlraAu
u Fh' first DAYS Il nHing in Jan,n,y next un,l,r
tile SUI crvlsLol of TWO judges of t'nu.i, IN ,,l.,
lo,non tNiZE~!!!
49, ~ ne 'rrnnd ~ "nl ''r"'Hd vain d ut $Jon,1O
I'd The It. Chare+ Theatre. . ou 1t. seed
cry y n i N'' com ''',' ! OH00
81 Tine -. t'inlcs ,u.tie .,I .inrS r,mu
street. ,5r n i,
+, wan stores, Dwellings, entire sq,ur.~ Of
Ground, Nc. sc. q, "a
~. ~" lf'Hc9 amounting IL .rru ~
Tickets tor sale nj he corner Of CAnp aud St hnr
streets. ',n
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This Line IS 60 opposed tlne oI.,w ny hips, viz:
slip ,ALp Capt TIA k
" MISSISSIPPI p lIillard
" Lot lSEilIF, Allen
" II\E>P'tA iE Krton
" HUNTSVILLE, Eld,id "a
" SAh tTOtiA, Hath way
h" above Ships all of the fl st :ln>s r.,pnered
and copper ,>l'rr # Ii hi dr,nsEt OF wat r. and
hut IN New ork expre>si, for rhr trad, with elegant
arcoh'll"'a' onS Ter passengers and ctmnnutnd hv
nh'H aud experienced masters. the rice passage i
hS'i 1T III, without wines or liquors unpie stores ia
every "1''r pat cnnr wi be provided. aud cve,v at
'h'lo' given 10 promote lh c'unit IF 1us, utSSiuu
|" an IT" Ill IN" I'm" fne si will 1T all time, he
n"e up a"t down tha live ii tho gtcu,e>t pune tn.
atty observed rs 10 t!', dtv of tiIiu,
4>ri'fPr III owners 81 cnrla,lS If these >irs w he
fnSin'>'r TOR rweIrN. tu-Ia, pre- lo,~ sion - SILVER
or plated ware, b rnkHee Of II l]iuy wave unrrIn
or granite. co"""i GO OF iiu ul ruuu Il ed -, r
any lcl1'rS, parcel ,@c 81 ty ,rpu, nu !, n Il
{" th'' M tSS r:sn al bills pt n''i taken for ll,
san", mt ia" value t''erroitN rr- Sod
For freight pn-S 'gr npIis +,
n!| w X F1~D! X Co., 70 f'nn,n st
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THE JACKSON AND LAcoURsE syrrrrc,ps

lHE. JACKSON AND LACOURSE sTREETCARs
iehse me hah Of JACKSON street II o'clock NJ Cana,
sueet NJ "cict At fpas .'clnrk they commence f.,
tensr both cH's every hall hour. ock II -xcsn,
Ing that. instead of Canal ST eel a II ,,cL 30
will Leave ihe.e al 9uCinck p Nj e :"
J y y pa lieu arly requested gent eme " IN no, mr.,
present. " s' 'e" ''o'es
Office Newt Orleans & Carroteu
Rail Road Company,
October 2sd, 1889. JOHN UAMpsox
{. N
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u h. r'ci,,ts ui ri.p sac of the tickets 4, ii ,.
20 'i'u ii me ,ntti. III tt,ruiruu ii Z,,, am
e"hN"t Il t"lnk>, IN sew thl, an ~ l. ,tu, al
,;'"S 'h' J"n'''! "Hh J. t. ir'iauii ,,r,,Al5y
t'~h'I ol i!i' rIHih ,aH4h, It Il T. Hun,ltu ,,..
t'llii HSAcf OF tue il IL ed I}nuh a. ,l.,.
Us per act '>Sr' h' "te y NHhnt,nl, Gs9. N.,, rul
" NV 80 '''"s ''' an" IN" i"'"H ties l,h. I! to
HE above E!tntn,lrA 4rI,t,lnrh 1uf,IupJ,,aJ .
IT $te"6, Tor tie SrnilA u l. lutt,il.,r ,ilI. tu
iers ''
In Ne" York TIE mpnir. will he ,icrn. tied in lin,
BANKS ut N.w rtnus. ~
! he Pubic ave referred To the ,c,~ PASSED t.f,,e
y. Alaztrtnu, r>q. MOL pIr. rrIa, III tn the u,n
P'i.tS "orh e''"itce Tive rsr"' i've lnlA,s III tie
t.OiterN. ''''
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P''''eS "nVu cihhfHce W." rrst"n i've i;, IN III,
LOTTERY. " "
COO + WIZ, It's iuInw>:
IilHe- tat III '4I,iir, 1T Ir"e stUll trick
building, hlt"n H. the s.,t AitI
III Mi.dHIu' :. f.t. nra%rrlty 4HG
l'r'i , Inch ! liz -.,il 'lueu1, Il, ST.
lIb l''t u hclte- tirtvI,r -ilrtI
anl 'ul tee II N, hes Nh .rhr-
81. ! ln> ''n II : =. utt,r,, nus a
itnl III , " Htn I.ttnliulinn Il i,Elr
III the i'!'t>l no, I-i I ptll M.
tnl, "ir" H. lhl",- nd d., ind m
t'' nI'ln I'll I" hi,. ihu'.d vi the
-. hhii"> Il At nv th.;rls.
lis rents VII, ina .r'> few srh,> t,.
ic'e">' Il I" fifty tl4uu-InA d,iafs
per amman. rSiI'ar"d al T. O. 90
Prizr-- hat lie ant four 4,ur, hr,ch L,lnf..
luz k"n"n IL TIE = | \ Il tllI
i,''nfrt, lii u"p Hotel, ,i,utt I, Il,
NE c'',l"'f" tirl ',nl.,iluI.is
iii'lShl'ig IT.! teen uu t'unIiiup ST.
aud no t,tN 10 ,uCi. ,,n ga 4, ST.
us h"''u'ug .cit ,,t;''v for 80 .,
ana hetug III the most cntl al uIr
OF the cllv, can 'trnr IL he lnc,tti<e,
t"i'h'', t"ou>aud dot;ar- pr an
- mum t>tili'.,,t ~ 8 jOt 90
IiHe'-- li' tu'e Sl"N hIIrN dazzling
house" No. 80 ~ Narriez s,i.,,l,
nd"mlng the .Alr,,ir ,r ted a; T.!
, r, n.ih'ien u"'laf~ Estimated al 3 90 O
Plze-li lie thee >'''rv brick dwelling
house, No. |3, aIj4iniig No. 20, .,
Nate t"z street, rented Al twelve
-, ~ 'afe'i dollars Estimated ut $50 600
rzr-fhe three story brick dwelling,
house, No, IL, adr,in No 49, on
\ufriit>St ren,t! at lively" humid
~ '.u "','afS. tStltnlled al $50 900
Frzc-'Thr DIV ellug house No. ~ nor1h
east coAer # Ea~l and Cu-lpm-
mouse streets, nrt>'lting 10 feet
front ON i'n- u ,t'e.i, l. fe. !run on
+ 'nnhlln street., hv ~ Tee, ,epll,on
'H>l"mi"nSr sJr,l; rent, d At fiji.
teen linnd""ti du, ). Estimated at SoOUOO
ir'ze-i he d"innrg boise \n2I SOUTH
west e cnti If i'u~In siIr.t meas.
lri'E a,rt I inches on t,uSin ST.
.! 'r't :, ,-i Ftnlit in street,
ton honf abr,; rented AZ tit,'.,
h!inich d"i'nrs. f>ii,'ntei ut $4,000
l''He-i he Two >t"t brick ing house
NJ" SO on Royal ~ir"rI, between
lrsun-and iiospit,, streets meas.
urnt ~ feet i..rMrS Ruyal ST.
by ~ t'"1 ! in he's in depth; rent.
cd at $I''!o per anr,nl.
Estimated at $1,000
Priae-2lo shares Canal Bauk stock, ut *'''
$lon Zach, s,5,oo
lrze--, "si A>arrs Commercial Tank stock
tslGG"ach, s,Horo
Pri@:---;,o >nar"S Mechanics mad 'rra-
" 'r,oo Sank Soc> IA slHo zach, l5,oU0
- ~ as W WV snare 'ht', ~ Ian 80 Ot,l
'"s y. ~, Nr'tI"or, ln.rnn
: ~ W - vas 'ight, 5000
f'zts u 10 Hecla,.r>' md
% 'ai'r' 1900
~ n y, !" i'""S' u!n >1ut', . , 90
va r. ' ; - ,"~ 'ili'f, :, %
mn D. . ,''nN III tr Guns, 2n,u u
"" ''!H"S OF |. th5m i'nuk If
Floria. l0tO
l. shall he ut the option Of the winners Of nr;. '
'a'k stocks, either 10 take the stock itself or In. ,,
clue thereof in cash. f"' j,
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE K,I.
j i Z 80 E s. 49, - 81
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ORLEANS Z CARROILTON RAIL KOAi

JAMES II. CALDWELL,
80 +" Gs President.
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Ml>sisslppi and Louisiana Hotel.
CONVICTION l.,
eERS. MARY kIkkIAND -o,,ao,cu

n"nnces TO her friends aud The public ceur.
ny thae She Is prepared 10 accommodate them a,
above establishment. ard hopes fr nm l,rt
'Srrt'rn> TO render visitors cnmortublc 10 r.cc,x
/ continuance of former f,vo,s She feels cnnH
1rht that persons visiting tnvirgton during I'm,
uni'ner months, cannot find better acco,,mul,,;,,
than she can afford thrm on mor. liberal term.
Her house is pl'as''y si'natrd, aud well supplirI
with every ronVrni hc, the bar is furnished ..;;L
ahe ,nost CHOICE 1uo.s. &c. IN $! or, sh. ,r,,, |
at n"ihing shall b wanting Oh her psrt l., g,v.
tire Satisfaction to ali VIII" may PATRONAGE Tho
'Ss''''ff' "''' ''''i'''''a iote'. jc3
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/ ~ ANitl'-!wo g"ol 1in-nilhs aI-u two grn,e
FISHERS, Ia wh good nnr - aud rnns,,ui en
i''o''s''I' II. b. gwen. " II \ y .VEVEEN
/ ! IS Feb ,DIinIln,
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MOTH -. WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
10 lc0nmencc On the lst Of Noyelnher lsaN
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Il shall Re ut the option Of the winners Of p,,l,. =,
BANK stocks, cer 10 take the stock itself or lin, mn,
va he thereof in cash. " r"'
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ls>INu tom
NR q D drze, MA,
e.nn pl.d t'4 81 u
T. Il NJ. Any pe,~o
H3n, viii please Civ,
siit at.
.,,,-,,,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
BEDFORD
EE.E.EEE ,SR.NF.t.RK y,
At Liberty, yn.

TkNii Is institution recently under the charge ofhe
4 Rev. Nicholas II. Cohbs, las passed into the
hands of tie ubsofibc and will be conducted here
after under his immediate superinlcndence. The
course of instruction his Semi AIRY Is liberal, rs
the following schedule will show, viz
lst. Music--Nucal and instrumental.
ID Latin. Greek and French Languages.
3d English Language, including Bellies Letres,
Geography, of Globes. History. Algebra, Geom-
cry aud all the lower branches.
4th. Natural History, Botany Conehology, Min
enIogy, Chemistry, Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Astronomy aud Evidences OF Christianity
The Principal makes no lattefing promises to the
public, but may with ptoprety say, lhat, aided by
three thoroughly qualified Teachers, and apply ing
himself asslduously to the work Of training both hc
moral and intellectual powers, his aim viii be 10
place this institution, in reg1rd TO comfort, dIsclp
line and Instructions in The first class OF Female
Schools. TO every parent OF guardian. who commits
pupils To our care. will be sent Monthly Reroh.
representing the department, diligence in study, DC.
OF their children wards
The hcxt session will commence on the 10Th Of
September. aud will be OF ten months DURATION
There will be recess nom study Of Que week in
February ard al the close OF the sIou vacation
OF seven weeks.
Ii is very desirable that all the pupils should be
present on The lifst day Of the session.
TERMS.
instruction on the Piano including use oflhe
instruments $50
in Vocal Music scicntiGca, taught, 5
4" IN all The other branches, 40
Boarding, including lodging washing, fuel and
lights. can be obtained in The Seminary, and IN re-
spectacle private families IN the village, al Sll0 per
session ot ten months
Steward appointed by the Principal, with the
concurrence Of the Board o Trusces, will reside IN
The Seminary, and will have The whole charge ofthe
Boarding establishments Two of the Teachers will
live in the Seminary and he pupils boarding there
will be under ihcusuI eivlson at all times when the
Principal is not present.
1t IS expected that payment for tuition will IN all
be made IN advance; aud Tor Boarding one half
IN advance. j. ID. MITCHELL, Principal.
August5 w2m
o." The Abingdon Statesman and Fincasile De-
mOcrat will publish the above for two months, and
send their accounts to Ihls office.
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A lie TIER
Which may be supposed 10 hare been 'or1Hen by he
President ofhe United States toJadse T.
~ Nicholas Of Richmond

Which may be supposed 10 hare been iofiHeh oy me
President ofMe United States Judge +.
". Nicholas Of Richmond.
WASHINGTON. June =, 1889.
Nv Dear Judge-The COMPOUNDED Wings are 100
keen scented for us; else we have some traitors
or Jlobs in our own camp How could they have
found out all the particulars Of our "bargain With
Selden. so accurately BE that as II may, II will
never do 10 consummate the intrigue, without en-
eavoring 10 throw discredt upon their sagacity, aud
relieving ourselves from the odium OF seeming TO
interfere with the =. freedom Of elections" by a
iudirioas use of Federal Patronage. have
consulted with those cunning rogues, B'st'
and K.'.'.', and they have hit upon most
,.9ucky scheme, in which, my dear Judge, hope,
' -.for the sake of The cause" as the wary Ben
ton says, you will play The part assigned
20 you. Ii is, briefly, this offer you the appoint
ment OF Treasurer, upon the ptopriery of accepting
which you must seen, 10 deliberate at least a week,
and then, of course, msgnanimously decline t-for,
you will not give UP a life estate IN Judgeship,
worth $4,000 year, for Campbel's office. worth
$4,000, and dependent upon the will Of the President,
who sub rosa. my dear Judge, may very soon be
that splendid fellow Clay, who, notwithstanding our
affected confidence is growing rapidly IN The esteem
of the people You see how this plan will work.
As soon as you refuse the Office, you procure TO
he inserted in friend Rsss'..'s abe and patriotic pa
per- diplomatic account of the negotiations which,
while places your disregard Cor the spols conspic
uousiy before the public, will blow the Wing story
of a bargain with Selden "sky high as old Roa
nokc used TO say. And, by the way, speaking Of
Roanoke. how fortunate tits for that that erratlc
genius sleeps in the grave His State Il ights rrin-
cipes. undersoodby the old Virginia school of
meaphysicans. now happily almost extinct, would
naturally have identified him with the Whgs-and
iiow scorching would have been his invectyes, how
terrible his denunciations upon those, who, Grtu-
naely "for the cause" have wisely (aocordng, you
know, to my definition of wsdou) resolved 10 ''sink
or sw inn will the holder of the seven principles"
To w.t. the five loaves and fishes, in the approach
Ing struggle
But | am making preparations 10 stait upon my
Northern eectIoncering TOUR. and must close alb
rupiy. think have the tact wheedle the Dutch
in Pennsy Wv ana to see whomI shall travel quite
crcuilous route and to tickle the knickerbock
ers, so eectuay. once more 10 bring them
back into the Party traces. shall take care,
however, before go, TO secure my plate and valua
bles. by desposiling them in of the Banks for,
after al, Judgc.I have misgyings to The fde
ty of these Sub Treasures Ny respects to r., B.,
r., aud the rest Il the faithful
With high consideration, irely yours. Gee.
4 II
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Grand scheme !:

Besides many Of 500, $50, SIS, &c. &c.
Whole Tickets Sl0-ilaves S5--Quarters So so.
For sale great variety of choice numbers at
BOOkERS LUCKY OFFICE.
o. Orders from the oounuylor Tickets drawn by
d. S. Gregory q Go. in all prginia Schemes, lac
oompaned by cash or Piize Tckels,) pron pity and
cotfdentlay attended 10. when addressed 10
HENRY II. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va.
o. My customers may always depend ON see
ing The numbers Of every Lottery in which !
sell Tickets published in this paper, (The Vng-
MANI the Official List Of the Drawing IS
received. IL. Ii. BOOKER.
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ucre mol removed. but retained III eftice OF ls.2P
nn,ed. he had appropriated to his own use. or
c,used to be lost or wasted. any OF the public funds
committed to his charge. But nothing of the soit
can be pretended. On the contrary whilst some hun,
dreds OF millions of dollars have been received and
disbursed under the direction oil MI. CAMPBELL not
+, dollar has been lost or misapplied through any
neglect or misconduct in the Treasurer's office All
the public money that ever came within the control
nj The Treasurer whilst he held the office, has been
faithfully kept, and in every instance, we believe
disbursed according to law.
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u Capt. Maryau's new work, " Travels in
Amerlca,' II is announced, will appear. The
Northern Journals already giving us TASTE offs
quality, BY copons extracts and if they be fair
sample Of the work, IL viii add nothing TO the fame
though it may Gil the purse Of the author. The N.
7. Commercial, after hasy glance over the first
volume, says 1t is piqusnt, humorous, full of
scandal, more false than Mrs. Trolope without e.
vincng half the ability. As far as we have read, the
book is exceedingly light and frivolous, and sufd-
clently ll-natured." The Baltimore Chronicle
says " We fnd what we have read TO be m de up
OF stale newspaper jokes, almost entirely; jokes
which have been published over and over again
and drafts on his fancy to a very considerable ex-
tent One OF these fancy sketches is a scene be-
tween two american ladies' in a stage coach, one of
whom had very pretty silk bonnet. and the other
Indifferent plush one-who, before they parted,
S~dPped their respective head pieces, after great
deal Of chaherIng and 'beating down" PLUSH pay
ing Pink four dollars " TO boot" This scene he
sketches Of course, rs Characteristic of the trading
propensilies Of American ladies' or course the
whole scene is fabrication. But Capt Maryatt
came here 10 write book, and of course he had to
make tie mater, if he couldn't find il ready made
his hand, TO fl out the usual number Of pages
And what would book of American travels. written
by an Englishman be, if falschood and SANDER were
disc arded! The Captain. however sometimes in
duiges IN complimentary strain. Speaking. for
example of an examination Of the pupils Of Female
Academy, at Albany, he says: "As young ladies
assembled here from every State ofthe Union,it
Jar criterion Of American beauty. and it must be
knowledged that The American women the pref
test IN the whole world" How unfortunate that
they are so fond of trading! We suspect the gal
liant Captain occasionally heard Of instances in which
they escaped not their bonnes only, but themselves,
although not unircquenty in this " bette, or worse"
traffic they get very hard bargains. Bat they wiH
keep up the trade, nevertheless. How is it in En-
gland, Captain
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*. D. Eg a 70 NJ a !,

IpEGS leave 10 inform the ci,izeus Of Lyncliburg
I'D aud It's vicinity that lie has returned from the
Northern Cities With snlenfd assortment OF Music
foi the PIANO. Guitar. Flute and kinu rs also the
latest aud most fashionable Songs. o., American and
foreign compositions iafs bound IN hooks and part
~ single. The Gun rs and Pianos offered for sale
nj his Music room hte OF superior tone and finish.
aud ~auaned Tor any such period may be required
satisfy the purchaser oil their qualities. AS repre-
scented upon responsibility. They are, by laie ar
rang emeut always seccte, for hiuby the celebrated
composer Charles Z"unor, Esq IN Boston. The con
slant expectations of Chickering'S Pianos 10 Francs
and Eugland Is sufficient make any turtle tccom-
mendnlion unnecessary. X. J. RYPMA.
July % wiSH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-08-05
OBITUARY.

Died, nj his residence. nenr Floyd Count House
on Monday, the 29lh July. 1889, after long life
speut faithful aud devoted service OF his God,
Nh. GroRGf fnLfaAR, aged about IL Yeas. lie
was long well known TO the writer Of TINS, who hest
tales not stale that his moral and social qualities
IN every citation III life. were exemplary.
-, on the 9Th inst Mr.. CuARLn, NJ.
MircntLl aud old aud high, respected merchant
of Richmond.
the 29th inst in the Gath year OF his
age, GEORGE GRrENuow, OF Richmond.
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NOTICE.

INTENDING to remove 10 The North about the
! Isl of September next, request those 10 whom
| am indebted TO call for Iayment-and those indebt
ed TO the following firms will please pay follows
Those indebted to The firm OF Liggat IL Mathews
will pay 10 Alexander L,ggat, aud those indebted
me Individually aud to p. Mathews d Co. will pay
10 ID. r. G. Peters. The debts due the above
expected 10 be paid or before the LIST Of Septem
Der next as longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
Z. MATHEWS.
August w3w