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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
Doors open at rhs Curtain % will rise s precisely at Ispa.7
THIS MGgH HyffHs RS5 sS5SR sg f S5rfsG W. Il Reformed
benedics ics................. .......... .Mr ANDERSON
''Is,a Beatrice Miss Clara ai Ellis Dso"
NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS.
Adm Kingston .ChpIrndale Lieut. Kingston. Andrews
Ms Mortimer ....... Mrs Abbott
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
DIR. LARDNER's ENTERTAINMENTS
0p-TICKETs. TWENTY-FIVE cENTs-co
THIS EVENING,
Wednesday, September 4th.
THE ATMOSPHERE!
THE GAS MICROSC OPE,
MORAL VIEWS OF THE ATMOSPHERE.
OP TIC l. r L CATIONS!
With the New and Curious Instrument called the
APHANEIDOSCOPE
PlCT RIAL ILLU USTRATIONS!
u To commence at o'clock. So Inct
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Decrease. ........... S76 "
We learn from Rochester that the 3st ult the wheat
market had not opened very briskly owing probably
the hurry among farmers in preparing their ailows and
to hope that the price will advance Wheat remained
the at last quotations The transit of -four East
for the last twenty days. including that shipped at Ro.
chester shows aggregate Of hundred and thirteen
thousand barrels The entire shipment from the opening
Of canal navigation to the close Of the present month";
presents the following aggregate
ruI, vu's '''.''' '..' ....s.... oo2,9ao
Wheat, bush .................. 494,O07
Reducing the wheat to flour, and we have a total OF
nine hundred and sixty thousand hundred and
forty barrels the shipments eastward the sea.
son.
CorroN-There enquiry to day for cotton, at
adeciine Of half cent per pound, and sellers About
800 bales taken at quarter cent decneall for
port
HAy-The receipts Of bale hay continue quite large,
with very moderate demand from the trade or for con.
sumption Common qualities North river sell 81 3sc;
prime AZ a 45c.
WHIsKEy-Drudge casks are held at 24c but the de.
mand is very moderate Prison and Western barrels are
dull at 242c
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CLIFTON HOUSE,
NEAR iTHHE NARI,oWs.

For PERMANENT BOARDERs transccnt dodgers and
day visitors oilers opportunity Of enjoying the breeze
view land and unequaled for is pcursuenes the
luxury Of the sea BATH 1.-THE beach being within half mile Of
the house)
The dinner hour ~ o'clockon Sunday at o'clock su
carriages attendance for the accommodation OF the
fine Bowling Alley and Billiard Room, just finish
ed for the amusement Of the patrons Of the establishment
GEORGE PlERIS, Proprietor.
~ BTwo Of the best In the House may be had for
the remainder OF the immediate application OF fam.
lies.
On Sundays the boats Sapeon landing every hour
Carriages IN attendance TO convey Clifton HOUSE
4ug miarr
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Total for ifty.two Banks. ks............. see 92s
Az soon all the banks make their reports we shall be
able to give the extent OF the bank issues Of kingdom
beyond which they cannot go, and all the fluctuations
that may hereafter take place must range below that
amount The country banks will have the right of ISSUE
upto the limits of the returns in the course of publ
cation The Bank Of England is not SO much restricted
in her movements under the new system as the other
banking institutions Of the kingdom The issues Of the
bank are Of course restricted securities but beyond that
the amonn, Is regulated by the quantity of bullion on
hand This win carry out TO certain extent the princ
Te advocated by many influential bankers in withdraw
ing from circulation paper money pound for pound for
every pornd Of bullion sent out Of the country or drawn
from the vaults Of the bank. This keeps up uniform
value IN the currency and prevents that depreciation in
the value 81 money-heretofore often experienced
caused by drains Of specie without corresponding con
traction Of paper ssuesthat has great influence ON
prices
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

HUNTERS RED DR0P-This medicine is the only abso.
nte cure that has ever been discovered for Diseases
which have been known when seated system 10 90 down
from generation % genenton defyng The sa he most
emnent physcians II y allowed by every one acquainted
WIN h e be the most certain safe aud quick mode of
Known oots out every yege Of disease from the system
.w a}R no matter how old the aud may also be
WIN ns gsa'es safety dees ob,eatou there
ny, 81 Lydius ST. " a itsre
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

MR. DEMPSTERS
VOCAL ENTERTAINMENTS, N. y Society Library,
' Broadway and Leonard streets.
Mr. DEMPSTER has the honor to announce his ntenol Of
gying three vocal entertainments the Of Monday
"Wednesday and Friday 3D. ih and 9th September when ne
will INTRODUCE his popular compositions including the Lament
Lonely Aud Wife; Let US Love One Anoher Home ,he
hood tThe Indians CompanL Oh, why does the White Man
foew my Pathi The Death Of Warren Sci Scottish Ballads
John Anderson 10; My Mamie o. Mary OCaste Carey
uah yop5 aud Cloak about ye; Mans Msn for a that
had az the music stores the Society Library and the door,
Tickets 80 cents to be had at the door
Doors open at half past Ito commence at o'clock.
au30 sept6
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MARITIME HERALD.
Packets to Arrive,
Packets 20 Sail.


We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels wi rive
70 ROBERT SyEs Captain Of News Boats report OF
the shipping left the port whence they sailed the vessels
spoken on their passage list Of their and any foreign
medatey their arrival Agents and Correspondents al home
or abroad. will also confer favor by sending this Office all
the Marine Intelligence they obtain. Nautical pforna.
ton Of any kind will be thankfully received.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

THE HAMRA,
05O BRoApwAY, BETWEEN SpRISG PRIrcE STREETS.
HlS fashionable place Of open for the The
Ices Fruits Jeles and other refeshmens Of the finest
description.
An Orchestra, combining of the musical talent in
the city perform evening Saturdays and Sundays
vone from the composition Straus Lanner Aube
Belini and others equally celebrated
BRANCH No. 1865 East Broadway door above Rntger
street. where the delightful Ice Creams and Refreshments
may be found. an II Imisrrc
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State OfTrnde.

ASHES Pots continue in very limited demand but are
very steady al 81 ISL; Pearls the 81 433 $45O
BREApsruFrsThis market is inactive. Genesee Flour
can be bought at 81 ISL, although some ask S426.
The Glowing is the statement of breadstufs received
a Albany from the of canal navigation to
the close of the month of August :
l643 1874
Canal open. May lst. April 18th
Tolls. ..... ,372 26 $2l7 94 go
Flour. bbs. 5S4.499 739 SSs
Wheat. -. bus. 4O,674 l04 0O4
Corn. 63206 925S
Earley.. 3946 81 09l
The receipts of Flour at Albany for the month of Au-
gust show falling off compared with the same month
last year.
iot' '''''......'.... iousm s DTS
lsl4. ....... $50 099
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

FRENCH CALF SkINs--3 cases French Calf SKINS Of
superior quality selected from the Paris market for sale by
. :. ,u.. e.. II. TODD Co,
~ IuI&stlw-ec "a Pine street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-04

CONCERT NIGHTLY
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRIt MENTAL CONCERT
- at }. PlNTEUX'S Cafe dies Miles COLONIES S8loon No
307 Broadway.
Engagement Of MISS ApATr, the fine Vocalist
This well known establishment has been considerably en-
bellished since May Refreshments Of kind always
be had at the bar with the attendance of careful walters
well ventilated billiard containing eight tables communi-
Gates with the saloon the hoof-the and e
best the city affords, all times be obtained
,Entrance Free. Al 2wsrc
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

SArunpAY, Dec. 7. 1874.
Mr. Van Buren, presented documents relating 10 the
contested election tfum iiath
Ol motion OF Mr. Anderson. the committee Of Pro
POSITIONS and Grievances Was instructed 10 inquire into
The expectancy OF reporting bill No 80, Of the last session.
will such amendments as they deem proper (ihabl
relates the formation ol county out oi parts o
liuckingham, &c)
On motion of Nh Preston. the memorial Of the Lew.
sbnrg Convention. The snleo oi Internal Improve
neni was ordered 10 b. printed.
PETITIONS.
Petitions were presented aud referred to appropriate
committees:
BY Mr. Smith. of citizens Of ksnawha. for precinct
eleciienb by Mr. Ramey. o Jacob Bagr0 IN he divorced
from his wife, Eleanor; by MI Parks Of Wan. i. Dick
enson and Hugh 0wyn, fr the passage Of law In in
corporate joint stock company for the construction Of
turnpike road across the blue Ridge in the county Of
Carroll, by Mr. Peodlelon. Of fd. Z. Hunter, Col OF
the 9Th Regiment and ohar officers Tor The revival Of
the brigade inspections and other amendments o the M
lita laws.
On moiior of Mr. Wcher,
The House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

MoSpAy, Die. 9. 1874.
The Speaker laid before the House II Communication
lom the Goveur transmitting the annual repor, OF the
Boafd of Public Wuhs Laid the liable.
Mr.. Hays offered the following resolutions:
Resolved, That the Committee OF Propositions aud
Grievances be instructed 10 inquire ino the eAredency
Of changing the time Of holding The annual elections in
this Commonwealth.
MIR. Stephenson said the proposition was enc often
made here and often rejected II tho proposed
10 % back to the Court days IN April he had no nlee
tlun-ho much preferred that regulation 10 the present
limo OF voting; bat that would give sll greater ae
~ 10 the people of Richmond 10 vote 10 the sdfonnlng
counties. Mr.. S opprehended the party with ~hom the
Of IT,
Mr. Hayes snid he was not the proposition
old acquaintance, The present time Of solihg Was
nosl hconvenen' to The people Of the West II ~as the
busiest season with the hmefs, and The roads We're often
IN such condition ms TO prevent many from voting lie
IN favor Of selecting sume dag Ia August.
The resolution was r,jeeed--35 10 GO,
On motion Of Mr. Fulton, the Committee Of Courts
Of Justice instructed 10 inquire into Tho tNptdleuy
OF revising the civil laws Of This Commonwealth.
PETITIONS.
Petitions preseaed aud referred TO appropriate
commuters:
BY Mr. White of the officers Of the Hath regiment.
iot n change IN the militia laWa--a9p, by MIR. w, Of
citizens u Ruckhrdge. nr the amendment n The rund
law relating To said county. MS 10 exempt females fun
taxation 10 support the rad system, tax leYed though
the accidental omission IN thu law of the world ualeo
before the word 'habes,n by Mr.. Surm. ii eitizens
oil Randolph and Barbour, for tho formation ol new
county out Of said counties.
Ga motion Of Mr.. Stephenson,
=.
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s,rucan esen it became the House to deliberate
nn,ntcly up ON ii.
Mr. Suolhef had learned from the Report Of ,ha PIE
sident u tho Company lha, !, in contemplation BY
The Board Ia make redoc in of the tolls; and no
ncnud 10 the opnion, that The puxes would be bettef
prepared, with all necessary Information before them 10
come correct CONCLUSION the subject, than The
Huuse could
Mr.. Wilcher repeated that he had no certan inforns
ton on The matter and his object was only 10 call tho
aitcnllon Of The House, be ready act upon il.
when the resolution came up.
Mr.. Flooj SAID he had made lhe notion because he
considered the tolls oppressive 10 his constituents, end
believed that the high rate of tolls had driven Trade om
the ln.c Of the Canal. Iho reJuelion which Mr.. y.
proposes Is half cent than contemplated BY the
Board.
Mr.. Preston had objection 10 tho mofvn to make the
resolution the order Of the day for Tomorrow. The sun
ject vas undergoing the hest consideration oi a
comuitlcq u stockholders. and uniil that committee had
acted, II would not he competent o The House ~ ACT
dtfsandingy.
Mt Whether WINS npprehensve that II the fesoinIion
was not considered immediately. The Stockholders would
adjourn, aud then II would DO late take any action
here.
Mr. Preston stated tina, Mr.. Wileher's apprehension
was cHlrely gf5undess. The msdiing Of the Hockhvl
dcrs could not, and would not, adjourn tere this Hooso
bad hat anplo time 10 pass npnn THIS matter.
Mr., Flood then Withdrew his moiinn Ia make the re-
solution the oder Of the day for ,onorroM; and The
luton was laid upon The table.
PETIT IONS.
BY Mr. French OF the County Court of Giles to have
Tic cpn,ul ol Prices nud Cumberland Gap turnpike
transferred from Board of Public Nufka, vaious Coun-
" Courts II the counties through which the improve
ment pnsaes-by Mr.. Helms, oi Dem. Howell, 10 have
refunded tine imposed by the Circuit Court Of Flyd
BY Mr.. Andersun. nf cil7rns OF iIaee Edward ior
Precinct election at Farnville
No father business on hand ron molioa Of Mr.. Ander
son the llunse aAaufnpd
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.rHELYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,
EA2AAS =

,rs,,d senttceekly, (crerg shoItday and fhosday,J
nau,,s Der anluo,, payable in advance No sab
al bs receiredtor shorter time than sir months
,per ,sil be discontinued (ereept at the discretion
anu :" ,,o,s) until all aaTeaases afe pad.
W. ~ .aDvERTisEAiE.N'Is inserted at so ee"t' per
W ,,,s) for every inner form insertions and 37l
'ql" Tor lesS) for eoery outer form insertion.
VERY ADVERTISER IS required 10 note, on his
.as,erp Ao~ long he ''iss' his advertisement inserted
not so 0ted' '' be inserted tut ats dis
..a,;uuancs be ordered
.an vg.3RLY .aDyERTfSLN'0 The terms are for
,.,.-s of t,eo squares 40 for square, SIS for
s,.,a,s. nnr form, s35. Every yearly adpsf'se''
' =. required mine his sdpertsiHs TO his pafeH-
lar line Of business,
' ron PRINTING erect,tcd neatly and expeditions
- nm re asonabie terms.
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N T. w q; 90 DS.
XNE have just received and opened for inspection,
w another supply Of BEAU TIFuL GOODS,
which for quality, sly lie and workmanship cannot be
surpassed in any market. Among them may be found:
Sup. black Beaver Over Casts, wadded and quilted,
all sizes.
q " and Black Cloth Cl1aks, very cheap
" Beaver do do
French Cloth do Dress Coats, some
thing extra.
Tweed CASHMERE Office and D'Orsly Coats
latest style,
do do Sacks. d lerent colours,
i" black French Doeskin and pain Cashmere
Pants,
90 Fancy do and English plaid and
stripe do do
{" silk Velvet dress Vests, very rich
and handsome,
Woellen do and choice
patterns,
Nabnb do i" for par
ficlflar occasions
Together with many ether beautiful articles.
Those in pursuit Of good bargains will find II to their
advantage to give US cal ....,
Dec 5 Is
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NEGROES sDzs hasagsa.

lE'llEsubscrber viii hire out at Liberty, Bedford
cnunty, Va. the | lib (SaturIay,) Of January.
Slj fifteen LIKELY negroes. Consisting of men,
~ou,en, buys and glrs, Bond and good security viii
be trqdrd d. MN. b. VAUGHAN.
Dee II y
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w IONAELaL J w Hank ! -A1s -
FANCY ARTICLES -am,ng them are snPefo
PINK. Tupaz Breaslpins aud Finger Rings; God Neck
lace aud Bracelets new and fashionable style oil Ear
Rings.
4 beautiful assortment of Berlin Iron Goois, consist
inv Of Bracelets, Necklace, Brea5pns aud Guard
Chains.
We have also new pattern SILVER plated ard Britain
MA Cofes and Tea selis plated Caudles'lcks Shutters
aud Trays.
Oar assortment Of G Id and Silver Watches is worthy
the attention of all who wish 10 purchase-aad at one
half the cost of i0fmer days.
We are manufacturing 10 order, Silver Table and
Tia Sp1ons--aGd anxious Ia repalr at reduced prices
all and every description ol Watches and JrNeIfy.
We solicit continuance Of patronage, With assurance
thai every elun are capable o eXertin@ viii he put
forth in order t, please WILLIAMS x VICTOR.
Dec II
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II d IL ~ T. u n

THE BRICK HOUSE on Main Street,
seSH71SMA one square below The Franklin Hotel, re
&zH TX Gently occupied by Edward Quinn a
A44St ~ grocery .-rossessun given immediately.
rrins moderate.
FOR HIRE, the ensuing year. several experienced
rae,oru hands, alsu, two gaod Cooks, each ri them
aooJ Washer and Ironrr .2so first rate Carpenter.
Jg The month. Apply ELIZA g. LAMBETH.
Dec. II
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Trustees.
Trust sale ca Vnluabic Property
CSC .GssCgfoH.

set ahdFts tVV'
Ely yr,ne ola decd trust executed 10 the snbscris
+ , Der Ivy Grarqe g Williams on the 23ih ,oy Of No
yembor. and duly recorded in the Clerks 0ace of
the County Court Ut Amherst ard also recorded in the
Clerks Ofi.e ofibr llu>rrs Capr for the Corn,ra-
ton Of yucbure fr certain purposes therein spocdeJ
viii pr,rerd /, sill ty vov Of nnlle anriion an ,he
pfei,.isrs an lh- - DIV If I,uaarv iet5 lii hoirn
Cnur, day the ~ 3tp on J.3N.D aIi,inipo ,n
H. rel CONT y -, !; hahn, ill.,. IN, nd r,r,hasJ
sv sail /, e N,Ii,ams nr San,nl N earlsnd r,nsee
on which tber. i cre.,J . T',pperv D,,.li,r uors,
and ,,I.,. o't II. ; o ~
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Az II rs.

4k%s "A z A. h1iS.
lying in Bedford county, adjoining the Lands Of tie es
ale ol Mitchell Ewing, decd. Joseph Ruff add others
And as5, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY men
toned said deed, consisting Of Household AID klteh
ed Furniture Plantation Cienss. Stock of Cattle and
Hops (heing the ncease oi the stock conveyed in the
deed aforesaid besides olher personal chaltles. The
Land Is flch mountain soil and valuable as Tobacco
Plantation
It will be sold upon credit Of six, twelve and eigh
teen months, for equal PORTIONS Of the purchase money,
the purchaser giving bond with good secufy-Ibe per
soaal property will be ssh. t,r cash-Ihe title TO the
Land believed be unqnesllunsble but it will only
be conveyed The purchaser by deed with special war
ranty. u. A. NlNOf lELD, onm T.
Dec 3 teJan
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NOTICE..
PRACTICE OF Law.

&A3AS Az Sk' lsssA w
WIZ. subscriber. having resumed he Practice oil Law
= VIII attend the sessions If the Court Of Appeals in
y n.y. and those of the Superior Courts oi Norfolk
Dofough and Norfolk county, aud engage in any bust
'ess In the line of his profession.
WM MAXWELL,
Corner on Main
Rich nond, Dec. Q I'm
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INSURANCE AGAHNsE FIRE.

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
TENIlE subscriber has heen appointed Sub Agent Of
d the New York Conrbatlunship Fire Insurance
Company,
CAPITAL 3OO,O0OO
Office No. 81, Wall street. This company insures
buildings in general, Merchandise Household Furni-
ure, and every description of Personal Property against
loss or damage. by FIRE.
The subscriber is prepared to receive and soci's ap
plicatiuns for Insurance in this Company from the c-
zens OF Lynchburg and Of the surrounding country.
A. ii. ARMlSIEAD, Sub-A Agent
Dec2 is
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40 FgS'E.

.N'pR'gGE1.
spY virtue Of deed of trust executed by John Wy,
, gal j. hearing date the Sub day o March, 1874
and recorded IN the Clerks office OF the Comfy Count
OF Pulaski county, aud pursuant 10 m agreement entered
into by the sad yea and his creditors. WILL on the
first and second days ofJanary al The residence Of
said Wyeal. I'm the county Of Puasll,) sell on a credit
y twelve monlhs the property conveyed by said trust
lord Of
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prayer and hymn books, with other publica-
tions, "too numerous to mention"
Mr. Humphrey Moore, 1872 Pratt-st., I'd door
from Charles, presents to the public a list OF
excellent books suitable for Christmas pre-
seats, such as ANNALS, periodicals, light litera-
ture, prayer and hymn books, sc.
Mr.. h. Colburn, PIG Baltimore-st., has a
full stock of ANNALS, Juvenile books, bibles,
aud various other useful works
Mr.. w. n. Harrison, 40 n Gay-st will be
pleased with the visits of his friends. His Sc
lection of books is extensive, embracing many
valuable ones, together with all the popular
periodicals
Mr.. Isaac P. Cook, 76 Baltimore-st., is ready
for his friends, who can be furnished by him
with various religious works and juvenile pub
LEGATIONS.
Mr. Meacham, lO2 Baltimore st. will offer at
auction this evening fine lot of books.
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UNION HALL ACADEMY,
No. 1856 MARK ET-SV.

NEAR FLEET STREET, FELL'S POINT.
FNNHOMAS HENDERSON, O.ate Principal
d Teacher in St James Academy, Baltimore COZ
intends opening SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
GENTLEMEN, in the Union Hall, No. 1876 Market ST..
near Fleet street, Fe's Point, for the purpose Of Civ
ing instruction in the common and higher English
branches, the Mathematics, the Latin and Greek Ian
gu3ges. Having been engaged in teaching for several
years, lie hatters himself that he will be able to rem
der ample satisfaction to those who may patronZe his
efforts. Perms:
English Branches, viz; Orthography, Reading, Pen
Inanshp, Arithmetic, Geography, English GRAMMAR
Composition, Rhetoric, Book keeping and History,
per session. ...............,. S5Vo
English Branches, with Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Astronomy, Mensuration, Sur
veying, Navigation, Geometry and Algebra, $50
The above, with the Latin and Greek Ian
guages, per session ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
{g5- The year will he divided into four sessions, of
twelve weeks cach-the first session commencing De
cember 30th 1874
References: Prof NC Brooks, A. NJ, Princi-
pal of Public High School; w. Gibson, AM, Public
High School; j. w, Randolph, Esq DR. II. Morris, DR..
+. Il. MchIanus, Rev. H. Slcer, Rev. l., F. Morgan,
Rev. c. b. Young, Rev.. w. Columl, Rev. Sewell.
d23-lWE
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Important from the Philadelphia Daily Sun.
III LII. Il. l. L..

IHWUutIPVIU, VlIIHtI Y III, IOff'
l. Gabriel Jonston, No. 6 Reckless street, do Ger fy
that my wife, Jane, afflicted for TWO years with
Rheumatism, and at last was entirely disabled, so
that she was Obliged to be confined to bed; hearing of
Can,rell's INDICATED SYRUP OF SARSAPA
RILLA, or Anti scorbuic Syrup, | procured four
bottles, which completely removed all her pains and
stiffness from her limbs; two bottles made per
feet cure She is able 10 attend TO her household
duties as usual. GABRIL JONSTON.
The above valuable medicine for the cure of scrof
ula, Chronic Rheumatism, Chronic Swesings of the
Joints Eruptions of the Skn and all diseases arising
from the abuse of mercury, may be had in Baltimore,
wholesale and retail. of ]. +. PERKINS s. BRO,
corner Franklin aud Green-sts., and L. ii. PERKINS,
s. w. corner Baltimore and Greene-sts del
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DRY GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
AlI STILL SELLING OFF MY STOCK
II of DRY GOODS WITHOUT REGARD to COST.
The large quantity have sold within the last few
weeks is the best guarantee oftber being really cheap
Amongst them have still on hand some OF those
MERINOS which have been and still am selling at
about half their value. CASSIIERES; Plain, Strip
ed and Plaid SATTiNETTS; Whitney BLANKETS,
all Sizes Full'd LlNSEY; HOSIERY, among which
are Back Alpaca, Black Lambs Wool Il full assert
p,cn, trola 81 cents TO so. Black Worsted and Cash
Actc do. Children's heavy Scotch Lambs Wool all
.l2as. UMBRELLAS. Cieth, Velvet aad Glazed
CAPS. CALICO, MOUSLlN, &c. sc all of which
| ain determined to Close OF. Call and see.
GEORGE fl. RHODES, 10 Lexngton-st
d23-lmt five doors east of Eutaw.