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on the different plants. 81 al least, SINE similarity ~ The
diseases. Wheat growing an land sonfed by pat1d wa
ter, has visible cracks On the surface OF It's straw, aud
the rust, fungi, fthey be fungi. are visible. Tobacco.
similarly situated. maniiesls no visible fungi. its leaves
are covered with bruwn dead spots. which fapidJy spread
over the whole lsafy structure. while The inner bark oi
the stalk becomes brown. Even were fungi, IN great
quantities. To be manifested. 1t would BE- Just what !
would expect. on a plant So prone To rapid decay. indi
an cpfn-a much harder plant on sneii land, In the ear.
lier periods OF ats growth. turns yellow. but on The relnn
of more farofable weather. RECEIVERS its health and s7ne-
tim-s produces a considerable crop. Mnreaser-ihe fact.
that ~ combination of moisture and heat will pfoiuce
iiose diseases. mil The plants Liable 10 them sfuve at a
certain stage II their gfosth, would appear 10 me IN mll.
tate against the upiuipn. that The cause IL IL be aseubfd
h a fnugaus origin. Very wei aud very warm weather
may ooc1r darins the las, Of May and first Of june, fol
lowed by afl cting dfoughi. lhr wheat and tobacco. n
he meantime. promising FAR crops. uaul Inc approach II
the'f respective ripeuing stages. when suddenly. tbs
cholera of regeidbis insades the land and spreads desila-
fon. In this case. II seems u me. mura fauoael Ia con
Guide. that the 2 ison Of the patrtd waisr. after us mos
inre had been evaparstrd, was lcit IN Tie ground OF had
been absorbed by ihr crop. ready, IN either ease, 10 eli-ei
It's work ii destrucitut. ns the crop approaches maturity
falhet than that a Inst offnngi IN time Of severe drought,
should invade a healthy cfap aad blast its hopes. l hp.
q are particularly encouraged by moisture but II l. ca
So IL conceive that they might thrive IN vast mnlllihdes,
even during drought. 10 feed upon the decay I0g juices oil
i sucrnlent crop and that. il they exist Al all. IN the
diseases before uS, they come h fulfil their mission, by
'eeJlHg on the dying paris Of such crops, already de
sloyed b., sImeihing else.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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EEORGE H.IERB.

tJh0tcSaic and Retail LrOcCr y Commission .HCfchdRt
.HT TIfE STORE
4 $ now in receipt OF his FALL. SUPPLY OF IRON.
4 SIEEI. GROCERIES, DOMESTICS, &e, &c, con.
sistng in part of % tons rollcd aud hammered Iron, cmbia.
almost every size, and comprising the most genera and
stock ever offered by any house in l%.ynchburg
5000 lbs. cast, shear and blistefcd Steel,
20 hhd4 and tlerccs n. o., Porto Rico and Santa
Cruz Sugars, from common TO the best,
20 buNcs and ticrccS loaf, crushed, and powdered do
100 bags Rio, ~l.aguira, Maraeaibo aud Java Collie,
10 boxes Imperial and Gun powder Teas,
chest best gnnpowder do
$50 sacks Salt, Liverpool,
l2o kegs Nails and spikes Sd to 6 in spikes,
20 = liaing aud box do do
500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather,
10 hhls and bbls n. o. and W |. Molasscs,
ticrcc Stualt's s%ngarhouse Syrup,
| tietcc fresh Rice,
IO,0Nl lbs. prime Western Bacon,
300 - Horse Shoes,
100 90 Horse Shoe Nails,
300 g Harness Leather,
- boxes sperm, tallow and adamantine Candles,
6,O00 lbs Cotton Yarns No. to Is,
500 " Wool Rolls,
l,50o % NJ Clarified Sugars,
II bbls Tanners Oil,
100 gals. winter Sperm Oil,
100 " sofa, oil,
10 bbls. No. 3 Maekcrol,
10 " n. Tar,
81 boxes Tin Plate i0xtl and liN20,
1900 boxes American andliussian Sheet. Iron,
. bbls. Pickling Vinegar,
2om lbs. Rio, Havana, and Brazil Sugars,
20 bales liomestics, Oznaburgs, &c.
- tons lump Plaster,
800 lbs. Western Feathers,
~ bhis. S~upcihne and Family Flour,
3 boxes and half boxes I%.anghorne x Armistead's
aud Burton * Mays, Chewing Tobacco, yer!
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SHAWL

In this we cap oiler customers a very rich ald varied assort-
lment Of SliAWI.S, including magnificent Long and
Square Paris Cashmere; lteh Etnb'd and Plain Grape,
letkerri, splendid Long and Square Plaid, Emb'd and
plain Tlihrt, (n black aud cold, with fich silk fringe)
and Mourning W &c, also a handsome stock
oi MANllla.AS5 NlSlTES; Cloaks, &c. in new styles;
splendid yard wide Lyons silk JELIETS, in black,
green, maroon, purple, mazarine and marine blue, gar
mel. &c Tor GlnaE.. NiN1rs. Sr
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virginia
4 ia Court held for Bedford County, the oath day of Sep
IA tember, one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
Roeerick ID. Dawson, Zachary 1insley and Mary his
wife, formerly Mary Dawson, Plaintiffs,
against
Judith Sieen, formerly Judith Tinslcy; Sarah shelton, Tor
merly Sarah Tinsley; George Powell and Nancy his wife,
formerly Nancy Tinsley; William p. Scott and Frances his
wife, formerly Frances Tinsley; John u. l.. Rucker and Iu-
cy his wife, formerly Lucy Tinsley; Chapman Tinsl,y, Ed
ward Tinsley, jr. and Virginia Tinsley; which said Judith,
Sarah, Nancy, Frances, Lucy, Chapman, Edward and Viz
gina, are children and heirs of Jane Tinsley, deceased, for
merly Jane Dawson; Drury Moorman, Marcellus Moorman,
Sarah c. Dawson, George w. Dawson and Russell Daw.
son, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Russell Dawson. not having entered his APP
pearance and given security according to the Act of Assem-
bly, anal the Rules of this Court, and it appearing to the sat
isiaction OF the Court that he is not an ~inhabitant of this
Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said Russell Dawson
appear here ON the fourth Monday in November next, and
answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that a copy of this order
be forthwith published in some newspaper, printed in the
town OF Lynchburg, toi two months SUCCESSFULLY, and post
ed at the trontdoor OF the Courthouse of this county.
A~copy-Tcste,
Sept. 21-W2m JNO, r. &. r C.
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- 1 ne prices OF Packages Of Qt.4RIER TICKETS
only Is published in This paper.
~ Please mail orders a few days before the Lotteries
draw.
81 letters always strongly enveloped and carefully sealed.
~ None but the Managers printed Drawings sent from
81 Every order toPYFER & co, is answered by return
mail.
Bank Drafts or Certiieatesof Deposit payable in Gold at
Prizes sold at this Agency.
One Package OF Tickets may draw -Four Capitals!
81 Money IN any sums, hotcecor large, can be confident
y mailed To the address OF PNFER x co.
Distant Residents throughout the United States, whole.
sire an INCREASE OF FORTUNE, have only To mail an
ofdef ior a single Ticket OF Package at the prices set forth in
the above Schedule, as success must surely crown the result
ct all orders to the Old Established, Far-famed and Truly
House OF
PYFER & CO.,
No. l LlGnT-Sr., Baltimore, Md.
(lrt.1=lm
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EMBROIDERIES AND LACES.

We can oiicr a very larg, and choice Stock OF Paris and 9th
or EM.~Bl'OlDEItlES, in Lace and Muslin Capcs,
BertheS, sleeves, Cuffs, Collars, 1idkfs, Chcmizetie.,
sec, etnbfae,ag al Of he rerg iatest styles; Cashmere
and SIX NECK SCAkfS; lldkIs; Belt Ribbons, &c
al'na handsome assortment Of Rc0i patehctenncs Laces,
tdS1tSs aud i~aseftHss Muslin Bands; Muslin fdg-
ms aud lilscftngsj Bobbinets; White MUSLIN
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POLITICAL.
THE CHURCH YARD STILE
BY ELIZA COOK.

lief. the young aud CAV. Mary.
When last the thorn was white;
went nron my way, Mary.
And all The world was bright;
For ihough my love had meier been told,
Yet, yet ! saw thy fotm
BESIDE me in the midnight watch,
Above me in the s;orm.
And many a plissful dream | had.
That hrongh; thy gentle smile
jus ASH came when last we leaned
Upoh the Church-y yard Stle.
I'm here t" seek the now. Mary,
As all | love the best;
To fandly tell thee hnw. Mary,
I've hid ,hre in my breast;
came 10 yield thee uplny heaft,
With hope. and ruth. and joy.
Aud crown with maahooj's honest faith,
The feelings OF the boy.
] breaIhed thy name. bur every pulse
Grew still and cold the while,
For | was It'd thou weri asleep.
just By the C~hureh-yafd Snle.
NV Messmates deemed ne brave, Mary,
Iron the sinking ship.
Boz flowers ahnve thy grave. Mary,
Have p,wer 10 blaoch NV llp.
! lelt M throh u q~uailing fear,
Amid tie wtecking serf.
But pale AND weak | aemble here,
Up,n the nsiered turf.
| came 10 meet thy happy face.
And WA thy gleesoue smile,
And only fad lay resting place
Cluse by ,he Chureh-yard siile.
Oh years may pass away, Mary.
And sorraw Use is sting,
Bal Time Is kind they say. Mary.
Ana flies With healing wing;
The world may make me old and wise,
And hope may heAse new biah,
AID oilter Joys. and other lies,
May Ink ne L. he earth;
But memory. living II the last,
Shall treasUfe up thy smile.
That called me back Ia find Thy grave
Close 10 the Church yard SHE.
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES:

\ large and very complete assortment including the best PA.
lIS hlp GLOW ES, Manufactured expressly 10 order.
and our name stamped inside uf each paiI) in all color5
and sl2esj Stlk and other Gloves of every KIND. a full
supply oi The very best styles English 3 Thread no
SlfdRi In SILK, Mcfino, Spun Silk aud others Tor Lac
dies ard Misses, mems and boys rcry 81 Mt 3 and 8
thread Cotton, Mcrino and Scotch lambs wool Hall
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DIR. Martins Purgaiiyc Pills.

4 MEDTIINE o Adj 5FASUNS, \ SAFF
AT ALL FINES
rTNf.E most superficial observer is conscious that one ,,e,,
J. cause IF disease is COS1IpE.NESS. BY the tin.f,
taking oi a purgative, the lives oil hundreds are saved IL
would otherwise have fallen victims to disease. Jbnss
Pills are highly recommended by many Physicians. RsaS
the pamphlet which you can obtain gratis oiour Agents.
ALSO MARTIN AND WHITELEY,S
A Il 0 n A l. TONIC
the best remedy yet in nc UE md IEVER and UIs
PEPSLf-For sale by John IL. Seay, IynchbuIe y
White, Pittsylvania c. II. il. Archer,&Co Dan,ille; Henry
Hdzlewood, Castle Craig.
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Lots for Sic,

HAVE a number of LOTS. in the neioh-
borhood of Mr.. David Il. Payne's residence, which |
wish TO sell they are laid of into one and two Acres, and
Will e divided into hall acres, i fanny purchaser should desire
1t, These Lots are pleasantly situated, and at a convenient
distance from Town. Persons wishing to purchase, will call
upon VIZ =, i Will, with whom have lett a plot and
survey ofthe Lots, and who, inmv absence, is an,bn,ized, w.
%sollthcm. WM i,StrI I,o'N
July 9-wtz ."
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Mills for Lease or Rent,

I WILL lease or rent the Grist and Saw Mills, bclono;no
L TO Ma. & I. liutt"r, situate about 3 miles from I.ynch-
burg on Blrlons creek, together with 100 acres of as good
lana as can be found in the ncishborhood. A comfortable
Dwelling House, containing four rooms and cellar, has lust
been erected ON the premises, and the whole placed under
good ienoinS, A large portion o' the land is good meadow,
" wen SET IN grass. Possession can be had TO seed in wheat
if desired. Apply 10 T.. 5. HUTTFR
ScPt "-S Bedford county.
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HOUSEK EEpING GOODS.

l o ihis department Oh our establishment we pay very parti-
eulaf attention, and are prepared to offer unusual induce
inehts to famlhes and Hotel Keepers, also 10 parties fl
ting out Sailing Vessels and Steamboats,, our stock en-
braces Premium American Bath, Whitney aud Mack.
nav ~Bl.ANkEIS, OF every SIC, adapted to double or
single Beds, French bedstcads, bcfthcs, cliis or cradles,
QUILTS OF every quality, in corresponding sizes: Lin
Gu aud Cotton SiiEEflNtiS OF every width that is at
all desItablej Pillow and Bolster Linen OF all widths;
richardson's aud Barkiie's superior Shifting INENS
Dama,k Table Cloths and Napkins; 6, 7, $, . and 1o-I
stout Barnslcy and fine Satin Damasks and Diapers.
liuehah'ck, Bird Eye and other TOWELING Dia-
Eersi wide aassia Diapers super pamask and common
b1fdft,d oNElS Crash; Tlcllenburg; new style
STAIR Linens Linen Crumb Cloths, Floor Dmgects
and rich l'rugget Crumb Cloths, in sizes l2xl2, l2NI1,
III llNlG, and ldNlG qrs; Window Shade Linens;
Furniture Chinth and Dimity; FI.ANNEIsS from the
lowest tothe best styles, in white, scarlet. yellow. dark
h T ana sreenj ertta b"c Flannel Tor Infants Sack
flannels. In this department we have
CURTAIN GOODS
In SATIN de lnincsi Ga l)amasks; Cashmarcens, Rich Lace
aud Muslin CURTAINS (f neto design); Curtain
Lace and Muslin by the yard; also, Domestic Cotton
Goods OF the best kinds, in shifting Coitons; LONE
Cloths; Shceings, Jeans Drills O~snaburgs; Iinseys;
Plalds, Checks; Bed Ticks, Sc. Sc.
MEMS WEAR DEPARTMENT.
We can offer an entirely fresh Stock of Biollq,,, and other
best makes of black and cold FRENCH Chorus,
noESkiNS and ~CASSIMERES; superior English
'assinefes; American Cassimetes from all he best man.
uiacturerSi Rich Uew style Cashmere, Nlerino. silk
and Satin NESllNGSj wide black Serges; black
brown, olive and drab Collar Nelvets; super "gieen
black SEwlNds; Paddings; Silesias and Trimmings
generally; also, Rich CRANATSj Scars; Pocket
ilandkt5, Sc. &c.
We invite with confidence, am examination of our Stock
from " hoieSdie and Retail purchasers. feeling satisfied that
we can I'm extent Of stock, choice, selection. n variety al
Goods sueeeSSfliiy compete with any establishment in New
York on Philadelphia.
Many Of our leading articles are Of o,n o,n importation.
the balance selected from the best souices. and ON peculiar1x
advantageous terms; the amount of our business enabling us
to pulc base IN oa"lNAL PACKAGES. 8g-Our policy Is TO
sell a large amount AT small profits in preference to a mode
rate business at advanced profits -
PURCHASERS Will. pI. ENSE NOTICE THAT
WE AroNCE THE VERY LOWEST PRICE
For EVERY ARTICLE.
Oct. l-3m
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ARTICLES;

BOhIBAZINES; 81 aud Cd blk Mousselincs Cash
mcres and Merinasi B%ombazino Alpaeas; silk warp
McSlnan CLOTHS, second Mourning Goods; English
and Italian Grapes, Love Wells; Hosiery; Gloves;
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SPLENDID SKY.LlGHT ELECTRO DAGUERROTYPES.


'inlE SUBSCRIBER beesl eayetocalitM the attention olthe
L public To his new Daguerrean Gallery, which he has Just
completed, and furnished in good style, with an improved
SkN-lIGllI, the largest South of the Potomac, and so
constructed a. 10 graduate the light to any degree necess ny
to ensure 4 perfect likeness.
Nh. W having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process of making Dagucrrcotypcs, is now ena-
bled t. get the action OF Light ON the subject, almost instant
ly, 50 as to catch even the most vivid expressions ofinfancy.
This is great dcsideratum, as IT does away with the here
ioiorclong and tedious sitting, which rendered 1t almost inn
possible tokeep the mobility OF features. These l.ikcnesses
are t%arsnpcriot in point of beauty andlfc-likc expression, to
any heretofore proluced. as the colours are permanently pre-
served, aud the picture can be seen in any light.
MI. w would beg leave To say, that he was one of The first
10 fit urskNlight, tr Daguerrean purposes, and beingone pithe
first that introduced the professional this country, and his
uccess, both North and South, particularly in Richmond and
Norfolk where ehas received almost unlimited patronae &c for
the last siN years, " hioh has enabled him to employ, constant
~ ttittecnassistant aud he is now taking annually fromfve
TO siN thousand ldkenesses, which he deemsa suticien guar.
artee Of the superiority of has Daguercotypcs
Particular attention Paidto the taking OF ilkenesses ofinfant
Child'ep, Coz psesTopyin of Paintings, Daguetreotypcs, Sc.
Great Depot oI nIguerreotypc Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and Tor sale at New York prices.
\ Calls most rcspecttully solicited, whether YOU sit for a
likeness or not. jill, WllIrElIURSr Proprietor.
eau east side Main street, a few doors above Franklin llo.
tel, Iynchburgi n Main street, Richmond; South Main
street, Norfolk and West sycamore street, Petersburg.
P.S-Mr. w respectfully offers a Premium, to any Ia.
guefreotNpelsi who will produtc an advertisement, pnrpot-
ing 10 make lnguerreoty pes by the ELECTRO G.3Lr.I-
ny PRoChSS, priorto his own, in Septembeilast.
December It's
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ELS L,
aIIlk
.HPPOIHlTTOX COURTHOUSE, IA.
On 81, U;eSI Of the Court IXOusc

We, whose names are hereunto annexed, as patrons of
Raine's Hotel, Appomattox Court House, Va, take great
pleasure in recommending it to our friends and To tho
public generally, as being an Inn at which they will fpd
every comfort and attention, and where good order will
be preserved.
.4ppomdttor county R. J Boaz. Sheriff; Henry S
Beazley, Sheriff; A b Baker, Sheriff; James A Hammer.
Consiable; Geo S Fnqua, Attorney at Law; WIN. ID
Christian. M. L. Henry d.. Flood. Representative
ID ?. Robertson, Nj d.; VIM Trent, J P; w. HUNTER
P;Jno Ii P~Iunkeit,J P; c Anderson,J p; E. Legrand,
} 2; VIM II Still Iavern-keeper;Saml Glover, Tavern
keeper; S ID Davidson, Esq; A A Legrand, Esq; Jno
I Meggeoson, Esq WIN E Agge, Esq VIM H,ihomp-
SON. Jas " Thompson, Alexander Moss, Chas w Hun
nel 7 Phelps, Wyatt Abbott, James o Davidson, Thos
Moseley, WmR Mckinney, WIN Arlington, Thos II
Trent, n c Kelley, G IL Jones, WIN f. Phelps, b W
Jennings. Francis Meeks, Jas Patteson, John p St
Clair, Joseph ?. Burks, Jacob Iibbs, James r Beck, S
b Martin, WmA White, Wilson Hix, John Il Meg
gensen.
Buckingham Coumty-PA Boiling Attorney at Law;
John Hill, Attorney at Law; Henry Spencer, Attorney
at law; Chas f. Davidson, NJ ID; EPF Trent, M d;
Norvell Cobbs, Tavern-keeper; r A Booker, Tavern.
keeper; John w Pollard, Tavern-keeper;J ID s. Pate.
son, Tavern-keepers; Watson Cobbs, Esq John A Allen,
Esq; VIM NJ Eldridge, Esq; John Jones, Esq John j
MaIksI' Esqi Dennis Lakeland, Esq; Lewis Brown.
GsG;i. ) E n ? DH p G,;ul Esq; w. James n f. G'igg, J,; Jy
Phaup, l. Walker, r ? May, Jno EIdrldge,J J Moss,
John A Cobbs, S Nj Council, Albert Baldwin. Edwin
Hix, VIM ID Jones.
Cumberland County, P B Foster. Tavern-keeper;
VIM X COPELAND, Tayern-keeper; b b Woodson, Clerk
ct the County; John Z Woodson, Sheriff; Richard G
Glenn, Esq John r Wilson, Attorney at Law; David
Nj Wallis, Esq.
Fa'mpite. Prince Ed,card.-Joseph l. Darlington,
Tavem-keeper; J r. Evambel, Esq.
CompbeH-Wm Poore, Attorney al Law. Fl NJ Arm
stead, II Hay, S Jordan.
Lyachbmg.-D f Spence, Attorney at Law; d
Christian, Attorney at Law; Geo II Wright, Chas W
Sia,ham, VIM 3 Roane, Charles Mckinney, Samuel Ii.
Mckinney, & NJ Bruce.
We fully concur with the gentlemen above in recon-
mendins Raine's Hotel to the public.
GREEN BERRY,
OSMAN BALLARD,
Oct. ll-w2m.-
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1--we .IRRIU:IL.

Y'HE SUBSCRIBER has Just received, from the North, a
! full supply oil all articles in his line, and oilers them Tor
sale at mu,h reduced prices for cash;
2 dozen Double Guns from IL 10 10 dollars,
4 do Single do Il 20 do
Aliens six barrel Revolving Pistols,
Stockton y CB's. SIX barrel Thumb Revolving do,
Colts licpcating do
Single bifcl solfcpcking Pocket Rifles, and a great va
fiely 81 common Pistols,
i5O, 0n French and British Percussion Caps,
Powder fiasks and Dram Bottles,
Game Bags, Shot Belts and Pouches, from common to
fine,
Metal Elastic Gun Wads,
Baldwin, elastic do do,
Sword and common Canes,
Fine Canister Powder,
Bowie Knives, common and fine,
Rule Barrels, and Forged and / lied Gun Materials,
Gun i.pcks oil all descriptions and a ill assortment OF
lii0os OF my own manufacture.
Those ho wish to purchase will do well to give me a call,
aud examine my stock beIofe purchasing elsewhere, as am
sure | can slut them as 10 quality and prices,
WILLIAM Is. FISHER,
Opposite the Franklin Hotel, L%ynchhurp Va.
" B-~REpAIRING in all its branches. W. l.. +.
Semi IB-WSI
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Administrators Sale,

Nilh.bc sold, ON Thursday, the 18th day of November
" next, in the town of New London, at the late residence
u iienry Stevens, decd, all the p~erishable property of said
aecedent, consisting OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs, Plantation
Tools, Household and Kitchen Furniture, crops of Corn,
W neat, Oats, &c. The terms of sale will be. for all sums of
1--WE dollars and upwards, twelve months credit, with bonds
au approved secufity-ior all sums under five dollars, cash
"Hi pe required ROBERT b. STEVENS,
HENRY J. STEVENS,
THOMAS j. STEVENS,
administrators ofllenry Stevens, deed.
Oct ll-winl5N
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DRESS GOODS AND MERiNos ,

IN splendid new style printed tashaeres and .nfoussclaes
plain M'ussehncs, OF all culofs; various new fabrics Of
printed DRESS GOODS high colored, small fgd
aud sbsll %pattetnp Nl9usselines and Cashmeres LOT chill.
drcn3s wear low and medium priced Dress Goods in
great variety, Changeahle AlrAeas; very rich dark
French aud English scarlet and maroon
ground Ghintzos, Dressing Robe Goods, in beautiful
new designs: also n new and varied stock ol EVENING
DRESS GOODS, in Enbroid'd Muslin, Iarleton aud
1hule Dresses; Rich Lace Dresses; soft India Nus.
llNS, 2 yards wide; farlaton.; Tlnlcs; Grapes, dotted
aud figured, white and rold Muslins, &c. 200 pieces
Lupbns' best French ME1ilN0S and Cd CasImcres,
in the greatest possible variety Of eolofs; d English
AIEnINns md Ginning IL .A1IIS
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AGRICULTURAL

From he .1ntricaa FarHncr.
NFW THEORY ASTO TIE CAUSE OF THE
RUST IN WHEAT. FIRING IN NEGErA-
Bf,fS,AND BILIOUS, INTERMITTENT AND
RFMiTTENr FEpERs. BY DIR. MORTON,
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BALTIMORE.
MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF
F A L L DRY G 0 0 D S j.
No. 2i3 Baltimore street.
ONE PRICE ONLY.

HAVE now on hand much the largest and most splendid
IL stock ot DRY GOODS, ever offered IN Baltimore, Ia
which we invite the attention OF W hulesale and Retail pur.
rhasefs.
In SILK will be found an unusually full and Rich
stock q cold aud back DRESS SILKS; Satin de
Chimes; India SATINS. Gfos de Rlnnes; Italian Man.
tHsA; Irish TsbbInets3 Watercd and tlace silks, 'or
Erentng Dresses Bonnet Silks and satlns; cold and
black Silk Nelyets; Modes; wide aud narrow MARCEL
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CURTAIN

n Satin de LANES; GA Damasks; Caslmarcens, Rich Lace
ana Muslin CURTAINS (f heto dcsign); Curtain
Lace and Muslin by the yard; also, Domestic Cotton
Goods OF the best kinds, in shifting Coltons; Long
aioll's; Sheetmgs; Jeans; Drills; Osnaburgs; I.inseys;
Plal1s, Chccks. Bod Iirks. Nc 81