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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
New-York Cattle Market Oct, y
Reported for the Globe,

UPPER Bulls offered, l,7eO Beeves, 900 South
ef remainder from this Stale and the Eas 70 Cows and
Calves and 5000 Sheep and Lambs
PRfoEs. ETe-Beeves have sold pretty freely in the
course Of The week but to-day buyers showed less DISPOSE
zion TO operate The market closing dull Sales OF good
retailing cuaities IS so lot OF 10 bead were
taken to supply the Bermuda naval contract Leit over
about 500 bead. -
inken
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NIarkets......ALBASY, Oct 28-

The receipts since our last have been as follows
FLOUR % o0o bba; WHEAT, 5000 BUSH Corn 1890 dol
barley 1000 do. FLouR IS steady but not active
WHEAT held above the views Of buyers and the Fasa
CoRs yerv firm with sales Of 600 bush at CSC for Tonno
Yellow SIC for Western Mixed In BARLsY the sa es
have been 5000 bush at for Two Fowea ana al %
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DIE D.

,sav sysns at ococ4 FRANCIS JOSEPH son OF Joseph
and Msry Inbrrgor oged 10 months and % days ~.
r. ,nda and respectfully nytee 10 eh' IL
s.sIaI n, 10 O'Clock Wednesday monBg, from f oroao"y ~
,n, viii be taken 70 Greenwood Cemetery Tor in'Srmea|
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FINANCIAL.

G1 O00 WANTED, for FIVE years,
qp sOOOcu bt1ld sni mortgage, COZ WHICH the al
yefser proposes pay for he use ri tie $1,000 S275,
v he he asi payment psid the o shall b. cancelled,
and The bord and mortgage pnuued For further nfOnna
ton address c. II Tribune oice stating where an inter-
,,is,,. NAV la ha.i o29S
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ANTHONY BLEECKER, Auctoneer.
n ARGE SALE OF WATER LOT,

4 ARGE SALE OF WATER LOTS
IL AND PRIVILEGES ON THE HUDSON RIVER
AND BUILDING LOTS on the Twelfth and Thirteenth
Avenues and Forty fourth and Forty hhsts ct AUG
TION
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER viii sell q. auction on
WEDNESDAY, October the 90th 1880 at u o'clock at the
Real Estate Sales ROOM No Broad-st the following
valuable property, viz:
20 Lots of ground and about 80 Water Lots situated on
the Hudson River, and the Twelfth and Thirteenth
nues and Fortyfourh and Forty fifth Streesthe whole
forming OF the valuable river properties in this
city--,he wafer grants taken and paid for.
The Hudson River Railroad passes down the Eleventh.
the of The whole premises, leaving theWATER
PRIVILEGES untouched Extensive improvements are
making in the immediate vicinity this being the adjoining
block TO those occupied by Mr. Higgins large factories
graphic maps the lots may be obtained Of the aucuonee
eight days before the sale OBJ t3O
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ADJUSTMENTS.

IDNrNrv TND
TAI A DEM OlSELLE JENN LINZ
lVB ill riva her TIyFNTY.F FIRST GRAND CONCERT
=; 800 90. e. At the TRIPLER HALL on THURSDAY
IL III, ,IinI,ES ~, q
EN ENlNo, oe- ol pnpOGR ANIME
nv p,pT
,,.o ,s{dsp,nnoer Nipi,ts Dream ..., Nj endelsshon
Gatd d sangIe into Bsesao Donizett
signors Perell and Beield
keclavem VI J NJ d. Don nv Cinvanni Mozart
N " LIE ls4fv Tho ,ra nd double Piano on
quartet ioI rI Iou &c 1 Se,,erieers Hngenos
,, lhT T;p II T nres ~. Renedict and Hoffman
THO unacconpaneu @'4' -.'l'..'' Meyerbeer
Voio'''''''''' p iENTY HIND
NJ NJ LIZ 'r,H y i t baiIat
-. c. 'isn0ih l W w lambert
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ADJUSTMENTS.
" V0PK AMpHITHEATER, 3.

NEW-YORK AMPHITHEATER, 81
| Y Rowery-JAMES NJ JUNE L co. Propretqrs.T
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct So pert9TmaHces " y
NJ June Co.'s worldrenowned FRENCH CONF Az ,
MILE Louise Madane Rosane Benoi, Niue Ioir ,,
Mlle Josephine and Mile Jeanee Mons henolt ana pio
Tuuruare-a Constellation OF Stars ,,,
Mr. j NIXON Equestrian Manager Joe Pen,iand @
Private boxes So cents Boxes y cents Pill ~ cents
Doors open nj 81 performances commence at oclocn.
An Afternoon Performance Wednesdays ana oa.Gr
DAYS ~ -
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ADRIAN n. MULLER, AuchoneeF.
DEREMPTORY SALE of VALUA-
Il BILE PROPERTY on Pearl and Chestnut sits. by or;
der of the Supreme Court.-ADRIAN II. MULLER will
sell at auction on WEDNESDAY, October 80 at Il o'clock,
NJ at the Merchants Exchange the following valuable
Property, viz:
Chesiust-The 2los of Land with the Buildings there
on situate the side of Chestnust between OAK
and Madison SITS and known Nos and 8; No being
q feet in width in front 10 feet in the rear and SO feet in
depth No 9being q feet width in front and rear by 81
feet in depth
situate on the eastery of Pearst between Oak and
Madison SITS and known Nos 1913 and 400 beng 70 ee'
In width in front SO feet the rear and 81 feet In depn
Maps of the above can be had at tho office OF the Auc
tioneer I Wall-st. (I36, 1871 o%o2t'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

1000 bbls City Mills FLOUR We're sold to-day at
50; Howard-st. is held at IS. RED WHEAT Is U.s.
Other articles are unchanged.
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GYMNASTIC and PHYSICAL EY

NJ III A0II 10 anu III SICAII EX-
~ ~ EXCISE, at the new and extensive Rooms o.,
1dA an 0iTlGNON, located nj 59S BROADWAY
non OF Pupis DESTROYS of becoming proficient in The GYM
44sne AT for this purpose he has engaged Prof L. ELS
x n formerly oil Col Amcus Gymnasium OF Parls and
me Royal Gymnasium OF Brussels Glasses are now form
Cs.a ane nons o. attendance are AM and
by the request Of several families Mr. OTTIGNON ha.
oeen indnced to form Glass for Ladies' al 10 81 and for
above. 'fp'J VI aNurees es
hB'-speriDg taught at Rooms In Canslst OILS 2w.
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ReceIpts of Produce

Rutbe North Rirer Boats, Oct 29-23, 5O4 bbls
ry e5 dino Ashes IS do Whisky 800 bush Barley 5000
do Rye IS 500 do Oats 1887 do Wheat, 800 pkgs Bee
200 do Butter. 1912 do Cheese
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Markets.. New ORLEANS, Oct %.
Sales of old Coffee were made at 10 cents, and
of New at lo3.
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Markets. BALTIMORE, DC

Our FLOUR market is firm. Prices are IN
changed In GRAIN nothing is doing.
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. 0T7TCK 4 CO.'S. MAMMOTH

q c. QUICK & cos. MAMMOTH
2Fo MFNAGERIE-Two great collections of AMI
MAILS obncd formerly Van AmRprg xSb Co. anf his G c5
n EST0R PLACE corner of Eighth-et, and Fourthay
Commencing on MONDAY october 18th, 1889, for fey
DAYS only Doors open from to t. aud to O'CLOCK r.
NJ Admission Is cens-chilGren under ten years, nall
see For further particulars future advertisements ana
fills
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Markets.

CoTToN is quiet. The sales to-day were ut
bales at unchanged prices
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ulHE DISSELDORF ACADEMY

' ff1E DOlCACI1lIIOIN1 X N0-A-1| - :
Il FINE ARTs-NEw PAINTINGS recently arrived
rom Fnrope among which is Gemania' by kochler
work of art Of the highest class The exhibition OF Pant
artists Of the above school 9@s sce eve ns Ha Of
he Church Of Divine Unity Broadway, between Spring
and Prnce-sts from 10 O'Clock IN nil 10 o'clock Nj 80,
Admission Is cents; Season Tickets 80 Csaiogues ~
cents 80
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a OOMIS,S PANORAMA of CUBA

2 OOMIS'S PANURAMA OF CUDA-
AOpen every night this week at the Minerva Rooms GO
Broadway It is most splendid work OF art exnlnluhs
most beautifully and faithfully the cities, country noun
ous tropical yese soo , AsD % q P he ca
hans are istraed magnificent views OF sugar coffee and
estates mahogany seda ebony rees aaa foys 10
moe At II nrecisely Abundance 25 cents children hal
N.Y. d ~ pi0iN-'' OPS ST.
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= ~ Il he adonrnnent Refreshments will be given.
ANTHONY j. BLEEcXER, AuctioueeT:
StEVEN VALUABLE, u [ l. - y q

SEVEN NALUAbLt d . y y I ~ u
- LOTS on SIXTH Az, at Auction on TUESDAY, by
order Of The Farmers Loan ana Trust Company. AN
THONY BLEECKER will sell at AUCTION on On, II IS rs
nay Noyember5 1880 u o'clock al the Real Estate
Saes Rooms7 Broad the following valuable propeFyYz
On Sixpv lots of ground situated on ne esst i se
the whole entire front OF the block, except the corner
ana known as Nos 49, 81 49, s. 81 So and 81 as per map
OF property belonging TO said Company on ME IN inc es's
TermsO per cent on the day of sale with the auction,
GERS fee per be paid on The delivery OF the eeds
nm the nth November; the balance remain on bond
mud mortgage years at per cent per nnnun FOR
further particulars apply 10 the aucnenecr, broad ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

POARDING.-A gentleman and his wife
D can Obtain n pleasant second-story room with bed
room and pantry attached with board, By applying at 55
East Broadway. References exchanged. o30 3tF
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ANTp0sY J. BLEEcKER, Auctoneer.
roD ar r OTIS 20 NTTNT1A

ANTHONY J. BLOCKER, AucuUneeI.
ESORDHAM LOTS. = CONIlNUA A.
ii TTON NJ the POWELL SALE.-ANTHONY e.
BLEECKER viii continue the sale Of the estate of the Rev
VIM POWELL at Fordham, on THURSDAY, Oct. the 3lst
81 by order of the Administrator And this property
56 LOTS parcels Of land of large dmeqsi9ns
beautifully situated for building purposes, on KINGS
BRIDGE TURNPIKE, and on Union and Canbrelling
avs. Delancypace, and on Bayard, Hoffman, Lorilard
William Arthur and Elizabeth sts as per map of the above
St Title perfect Three-quarers of the purchase money
remain bond and mortgage at per cent for three
years For further particulars apply the Auctoneer,
above. 1,l32 oA "a
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NTFW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.

NEW-YORK HARMONIC SOCIETY.
l Stockholders respectfully notified that Checks
for the First 25O Tickets to the CONCERT of MILE
JENNY LIND, Friday Evening Nov l, will be sent,
onTHURSDAY the address of those only who have paid
the second instament Payments may be male to j. H
CORNELL ESQ. at the Mechanics Banking Association
If any stockholder entitled TO Ticket fails receive
Check the Executive Committee will feel obliged if it be
made known in time, The Music Store of w, HALL d
SON $50 IT
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-NFTTOWS' ETHIOPIAN OPERA

ENFIIIIIO W , Il LIINI I'M y
4 TROUPE. AT THE OLYMPIC, between Howard
and Grand sts on MONDAY, Oct 14-0pen every nlsn..
T1nul the completion of their New Hall-CompEiSns
Company of .,,,,r,, nr,npopuvpS
Under the direction of B. FELLOWS Concerto COZ
sist of Songs Duets, Glees, Quaretes Ch0Tusses ne
strains &c &c Buresques on Italian Opera patch pr Nv
the best performers in the world. Admission : cents
Doors open at concert o'clock Afternoon concert on
"Wednesday and Saturday at P. 81 on u
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GRAND CONCERT.-THE VIII
Opening OF THE FIRST -FOUR

{ kPENlNG OF THE FIRST FOUR
~ SEALS DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE,p
D14aPs g5estes painting will open for exhibition this
way, corner OF Walker Il has been visited again and
ssaa oy 6d Fd Of Of bo OF This
ton OF the Lectures the painting every ternoon
at SococA, and every evening al o'clock During the
afternoon and evening" the exhibition will be enivened by
some hne music upon one Of T. Gilbert L Co.'s fogn
Pianos furnished by Waters Berry, AZ BroaiIgay'@
Tickets . cents; children half price $50 w.
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A nriv0te

BOARD WANTED, in a PRIVATE
I'D FAMILY by young lady where instruction on the
piano NAV be considered equivalent for her board e
erences exchanged. Inquire at II LeXlngoEaV or ad
drcrs 4 r Tribune Office $50 IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

EVOR SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
Il beautiful COUNTRY SEAT and FARM, lately be-
longing Richard Barnes, deceased situated in the Town
OF Eastcheser, Westminster Co York 10 miles from
Railroad Depot Tuckahoe and q miles from the New
York and New-Haven Railroad Depot, at New,Rochele,
containing about a acres Of best quality land web wstered
and abundance of Fruit Trees &c The buildings
good order. The dwelling, &c. being upon elevated
rounding country For further particulars, inquire Of
w. j. BARNES, 66 Thirdavenue, or Of CHARLES A.
premises.
The above sale wiz take place Saturday Nov. At
O'clock NJ. on Inc premises. oil i5tS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
GuPISTIY1S- OPERA HOUSE. Me-

NHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, Me-
chanic,s Hail. 472 Broad way above Grandst-OPEA
EVERY NIGHT during the week until further n9tcs
The original and weknoyy1 Ch[sty MlaseLs pnaT1
dis city Tor succession ofoqr years have been reeeyea
with favor by highly respectable and tashlonaole euoeces
Tcsets Is cents Doors open at 81 commence al -
Afternoon Concert every Saturday, commencing f a.
vi w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30
SALES BY AUCTION.

L. G CARRTNGros, Auctoneer
VpY JACOB S, PLATT-AUCTION
hFSALE OF the Large Stock OF HARDWARE on Inc
premises 81 Pearst the basement lat Cd and
Sd foors said Sold by order of asssgnees Sale
commence THIS DAY 5oh October precisely 10 O'Clock
B-The above stock consists OF large and valuable
ery nnd Heavy Goods; the latter consisting of anys,
vices chains cythes, hoes fry pans holow'yre &c. IN
and cross-ctt saws The catalogues contain 600
ots made up suit the lrHde, OF from $50 $O0 and 200
ynine The stock amounting, per Inventory. about
ssn Goo and the sale WORTHY the attention OF large deal
er in tie neighborng cities The entire sale without re.
serve Terms months for approved paper, payable IN
w "A The adjournment refreshments will DO given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Ab-P T. BARNUM, Manager and Proprietor; J. TTee2-
Assistant Manage MoNpAY b and 6rdsd
UU1T!1G r: d WIFE Dance by Miss West Music by
NE Lancashire BcRingeFs Aler which MSCHEF
MAKING Monday Evening THE bo Gj1se
Fortune Teller is also here Afternoon performances al s.
Evening at IL Admission 25 cts; children III cents
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Markets. NEW ORLEANS, Oct %.
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BOARDING.

DOARD.-Plcasant Rooms, on I'd floor,
a for Gentlemen and their Wives also, few single
Gentlemen would be accommodated with full or partial
board The location very pleasant and convenient to the
stages Warm and Cold Baths Family small and respect
able Terms moderate. Reference required For further
nsrticulars appy al 80 Waverley- place $50 st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-30

DOARDING-Ple Pleasant Rooms, with
D full or martial board NAV be had by applying CO
Vsrick,st near St Johns Park. Free Of BATHING
ROOM for warm, cold and shower baths. 90 lt'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
GRAND g. SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY
w q md Eul IA

rI>IE SuBSGKlBES wouldrespectiuy call the attention
Of the seal public 10 their t.rand and Square Pianos
which cnmpae OF form, beauty ostyr, decacy
touch power and quality oitone equal III not supass those
OF Other mandatory.
The iact that every distinguish ed artist who has visited
Baltimore or the purpose Of giving Concerts, has
bly, selected OF heir Panos is the best evidence that
they unsurpassed.
They have voluntary testimonials from such performer
asthe onstoe, Madame Anne Bishop, Sehnberth Knoop,
and many distinguished Professors and AmateuIs who have
used their inst rumcnis.
X. q feeling grateful Tor the very liberal patronage
already bestowed upon them, would further all who
be disposed favor them with their patronage that
expens. will be spared to render
Their establs mrn which already the largest Of the kind
in the State, has undergone further increase, which they
trust wi enable them supply the demand io their
ments. KNABE & G. FHLE,
Nos. 3, 0and n, Eufaw street.
Baltimore, Md.
N b. The, also prepared to furnish wholesale deal
favorable terms X. X G..
Sept 27-w12m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
TO KILL THE PEACHGRUB
.7mherst, July 10. 1850.

wrerin the tennessee Farmer recommends the fI-
owing:
In he spring examine he roots thoroughly rs long
as they exnde red gun nianing he exuya Of the grub
Oiaw WIN hoe mound Of earth about six nrhes high
a'ouhd Inc body OF the II and remove IL ill the s,
russ and then examine; there any grnb they in
ne so high up that they easily discovered and killed
= Draw away as before and apply around the body a
quantity 81 straight straw abnt foh hiph letting the
lower ends run Ont few inches The ground 10 cove
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
]. H. WHITEHURST'S

CELEBRATED DAGtU ERRIAN GALLERIES,
Nam Street Lyaehburg, aert door 10 the Banks;
1a'h Stf6ef Ricihond, Sycamore Street Petersburg
MAN Street, .N6rfoik baltimore Street, Baltimore.
tINi subscriber beg leave call the public
to his and splendid Gallery. which he has Just
pleted and finished in good style His Tor the past
seven years, enables HIM at this time to employ twenty
assistants and taking the OF 20 900 licensees
annually which he deemsa attcrng proof OF the superor-
ty OF his Daguerreo,ypes.
lkenesscs of every description copied Large
ment oil Locke and Medaans oi superior quality for Da-
gnerreo,ypes.
Amil 2a-,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Ready Made Clothing,
CHEMICAL WASH MIXTURE.

fINiE Subscriber has purchased the Patent Right oil S.
L Cranes Chemical lash Nurture for all Eastern Nir.
GINA and offers to sell Rights Tor Counties Towps
Families, will sell the Mixture TO all no
Orders from person persons in the city country
will be promptly attended to. The subscriber intends
keep constantly hand tons othe Nxture, supply
orders the demand Tor IT is constantly increasing.
BEWARE OF IMP0SroRS. As the mixture is be-
coming valuable every family bringing Tor.
ward worthless receipts and others selling the and
doing indifferent places but this put the public
their guard the sub crber will hold all Mix
tore responsible to pay him his Agents The OF all
authorised Agents in the public prints. Mr. + H. ROB-
ERlSON, in Petersburg is an authorised Agent.
Messrs NIosby lioieombe in Iynchburg, will keep
hand large supply wholesale and retaFames will
well to try it-Any family by purchasing right will be
stIucedto apply 10 the country made soap.
H. ATHERrON Proprietor,
August SIM. Richmond, Va.
supply FOR retail constantly on hand, at
JOHN n. SEAY'S Drug Store.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

B1rssHto:
+ liucs holden IN the Clerk Office Of the Circuit Count
y ii The tapaiafinno lynehbarg, Monday, the ath
dat NJ Aususf, 1sao
Georea Rashy aud Paul Z Bowlcs. Lite Merchants and
aftnefs trading under tho finn and style o Grorge Bagb,
\ u, plaintiffs,
aealnst
William Thorn, and Ann { his vic, Linn Thorn Sen
aud Hamilton Boyd, Defendants.
~ GIIANCERY
The nlet =" this snt j. tosuheci House aud In, The
ion ii Nnehlmrs, Sixth Street aud SiNh Alley ION
votcd by the Defendant. lohn rhom Srn toihr DaIen.
liant. Nm lhom as Trustee, iot his vile Ann I IN,
payment al Jul drht alleged 10 be due from the De
tcndehts YIN Ih,m Is the plaintiffs.
happening by affidavit, that the Defendant John rhom
Sen Is net resident o this ordered that the
SAID defendant do appear here, within month due
publication hereof and do what protect
interests and that ctPs al his mer be pub he'd
week tor i'n successive weeks te iNnrhhnrg Ne,nian
AMI posted al the front daor al The house said
tatporatlon, the hts day o the Corporation Co
Atais-i.ste,
Yanees DAVIS, I. q. y. ROBES Grk
lh=nl N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
REMOVAL.

THE SUBSCRIBER takes The ,,berty, OF informing his
l. friends aud customers, thai he has, recently, moved
hom the location, which he occupied last year. Groe.
~, Forwarding and Commas House, to building Few
doors above, the opposite side OF the street, and the
square, with bibrelPs Hotel.
Truly grateful Tor the heralty heretofore manifested to-
warts Inn, by his friends, he hopes by strictly close ap.
picdut i business, and disposition to give entire
islacton, plrcu to be entitled To continuance
of their eountcnanee All orders for Goods, and the orwar
ding kind of Produce Goods which
eonsgne to him, will the et and prompt
tention.
In forwarding goods, charge will be made ior draysse
roany person. making early application, two com
Portable rooms, above the store will be rented Offices
Mar It's X. j. EGHOLS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05

DScssnid:
+ Rule, held IN the Glerks nnce he Cireui, Count
y oi the cprro,atinnoi lynehbntg Monday the 9th
fay ol Aueust, 1870.
1hthatd II. Butks, Plaintiff,
against
IosephI Albright, John Il Shorrard aud Henry u. Max
Will, partners DOME business under the firm o Albright
Shena,dS 60, WI liam L Smith, William w Bo,d and
William Weaver, Defendants.
IN ClIANCERN.
The object 81 this suit subject the debts, proper
the absent Defendants, the hands the
home Defendants, Wm L. Smith, Nm w Bpyd aud Fred
Matin aud subject the lands al the said absent Dcicn
dants the possession al the home beicndann where
in tins State, the payment OF The Plaintiffs demands al
lcged, amount in the aggregate 10 81 $50 90 with inter
thctron=and 10 up the plniin's lien in opposition
Ia hat claimed by the Defendant Weaver
II appearing b, affidavit that the SAID Albright, Sherrara
Coz regtens ol this Satet is ordered that the,
appear the clrrk's Office OF this Court within ON,
month alter due publication hereof and do what necessa
protect their interest and that copy OF this
published week it four weeks in the
ynchbrg Nguian, and be posted at the front door OF the
CONT house in the said Cooperation, on the first day Of the
next Corporation Court
Nanccy & DAVIS, P.Q II. ROBES, ClR.
Aug - wiw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-09-05
Tools and Materials for Contractors.

WE HAVE hand good assortment of Blacksmith,s
w Bellows, Anvils Nises, Sledge ard Hand Hammers,
Stone Hammers Cast Steel Hand Drill and Striking Ham.
mers, Cast Steel Hammer Mouds, Stock and Die, Screw
Plates, Files and Rasps, Grow Bars Picks Nattocks Tape
Lines, Broad, Chop and Hand Axes; Halter Trace and
stone Chains; Hand Crosscut and Pit Saws Horse Shoes
Horse Shoe Nails,
5000 lbs. Oetagon and Square Cast Steel,
Shear and German Steel,
10 Coils Rope,
100 dozen Shovs and Spades and many other articles
which anxious to sell on liberal terms.
Feb est GREGORY & ROYALI..
lNNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
NOTICE. Fine French Cloth Coats made to order and
IL trimmed in the best manner, complete, SIS 90,
No. Lemonies extra finish, trimmed in the richest
STYLE $40 90,
No. | Bayolies extra do do do $40 90
April Its p. LOCKWOOD