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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31
DIRE BRICKS, MALT KILN TILES

ZINC PAINTS, Manufactured at New
~ ark New-Jerssy by the
NEW-JERsyY EXPLORING AND MINING co.
This Comp.nys prepared 20 furnish 4 supply Of their
vaJsabie
which been found sfer several ral. 10Th n
Europs and IN Unfed States retain their original
beauty and protective properties superior to any other
Pant whsisyer. Then - -
WHITE ZINC PAINT
In purely an OTde Of ZINC and warranted free frog all
aduitsraon vhaeveS Il has no poisonous properties
obiscsnnahie % The heath OF families and wors men
some cther knos Of Pstners
II WILL NOT TURN YELLOW
when erDcsed 20 sasphurO1s or Meyhc exhalaonS. CT
sven when shu. I'D close room, u affected ~
DictTres huas On walls coated with Il. As outside
PANT with1ands the changes Of weather better than
.uy oeeF being liable % turn cnasy or 70 crumbls
.na rub 1T II may bs worked ~Ilh any color with
and oil with vanish instead Of oil, thereby gvlns
the Jussly celebrated porcelain hnish
The Comparg also Manufacture BLACK And COL
ORED ZINC PAINTS. which are beyond question with
out any equal coating roots SHIPS, OGthouses fencing
ana al lion or Other metsc surfaces They Of pure
METALLIC OXIDES,
and unaffected By sss water or other exposure ss
than any other pants within our knowledge
IroG and other metals DO not cxidiZe wheI coated with
them and they remarkable tw Their rrepfoof prop
sries Dealers su2pasd on lheYsi terms BY
s. 7. JONES co. Agents itx the Company,
OF II 50 Besver-G.. n. Y.
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Grbools
CIUUUI9.
ESSFN FEMALE SEMINARl-Re.

ESSFN FEMALE SEMINARl-Re-
ceives pupils of sny age and NJ any time, AMI lyoii
them with every desirable facility ht obtaining th9Fpnsh
and accomplished education. Terms reasonable ~
heath location and completeness Arrangement
this institution probably unsurpassed ana beng On ne
beautiful margin of the Connecticut River asr me sss-
board is EASY III access by New-fork and Hartford iaI
steanbnas As MINOR consideration, would add thar
the teachers and pupils furnished at mode charge
hy the stable OF the seminary with well trained saddle
horses for Young ladies Circulars containing We"
Of the Seminary Buildings references Sc can be mad O;
LUCIUS LYON, A. NJ, Principal.
Essex May 49, 1851. AUS smN"I
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Z CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

w HOUSE and Sap Furnishing warerooms, No
353 Grand St New York where VIII be found complete
ASSORTMENT Of the following ARTICLES Feathers HAIR moss
and husk also beds mattresses paiasses and cushions ;
also bedseads Of every description, patent screw
ron opt lock ont iron screw cottage and trunde cots
&c also splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders &c
MIR C. would call particular attention to his new stls OF
hair and spring mattresses n. Bod beds and mat
tresees renovated.and made over equal TO new, by
". CRAWBUCK, No 1853 Grand St second
% lms door east OF Essex-st
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THE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED

at Gen Taylors Head Quarters, No. rs Fulton st
corner of Gold--P l. ROGERS, Commissary General Of
the we'll known establishment desires to acquant
his patrons public, prepared 70 oIteI
them an assortment of FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
made of superior materials and by experienced workmen
at Wholesale and retail cheaper and more varied IN
stye than can be found at any other house In this CITY
The establishment is under the supervision Of MI
j. SOUDER who will specially attend 70 the custom de-
pariment thereby guaranteeing perfect mt to all VINO pa
tronize him Remember Is Fultsn ST., corner 0oid-Gsn
Taylors Head Quarters efs I'M
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NOTICE To MANUFACTURERS.-

For some time past have been engaged IN buid-
ing aad preparing build Brundreds Patent Ihfostle
Having completed of OILS for that purpose,
able build these machines with greater AZ cuacy
and dispatch than previously, and to recommend them
with confidence % le attention of manufacturers These
machines have been in successful operation for the last
four years. They will do much work as the Danorth
Throstle with one third of the power The twist more
Uniform than from any banded spindle he use OF bands
beng dispensed with In strength and durability TINS
Throsle is acknowledged by competent judges 20 excel
every other spinning machine Many OF the Lve-Sonde
Thotes be altered the new prncpe 50 as to turn
OF nearly double the former quantity OF work The Dan.
forth Throste also be altered as 70 give the fnl
quantity of yam though reducing the power at least two
thirds These Ihrostles active operation in he
factories of Messrs j p Chryser Co. Of kndehook,
and Alfred Wild Esq Of Cohoes Falls, to whom we refer
the public for information 10 their practical working
are prepared usual execute orders for Cotton,
Woolen and Flax Machinery, Casting. Mil Gearing,
Sbaftiug ules &C. as well az all Other articles
line of business B BRUNDRED, SON CO..
el8 ms Oldham WORKS. near Patterson n j.
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1ewelrp, &r.
WATCHES, JEWELRY and SILVER

WAhE-A very large assortment Of the neves,
stye OF rch Je~elr, Of pattern fne gold and SILVER
ladies and geneE-ns Watches and Silver are tke
standard e dollars al moderate prices can be found
at r ". PAChrNANN'S J@~elry Store NO. no Canal
o.. Watches Jewery and Silver Ware made 70 order
carefully repaired California Gold en- IN exchange and
nane up TO order Os ihs
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EARM, near YONKERS, FOR SALE

u Containing 10 acres, Of which 20 are wood good
fruit and water the land excellent situation romantic and
healthy with view down Long Island There IS a new
dwelling and all the houses good The owner
u gong abroad Prce 81 500 There are opportunities
day except Sundays 1t and cents fares. II lice u
males northeast of Yonkers Station. and II miles west Of
M stnn $50 II
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VTlO SELLERS.-The undersigned. Sec.

III
II Rotary Of several Building and Loan Associations,
keeps the of members and ohers
Of all property red for sale this city Brcokyn and
Wnhasburyh Persons having houses lots fol- sale
lease will ftd greatly their advantage leave de-
scnptsou and puce Vt their property with PECARE,
Once No. 80 Hester st. cor. Center.
B-Pcrsons DESTROYS If purchasing OF leasing houses
lo,s suit themselves ~ examining the subscribers
rpglsier sis
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WIN. S. VANDERBILT would call
the attention of his customers. and the public gene
rally his well selected stock of Cloths Cassmes vest
ings and Fall and Winter Goods, at his CASH
TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, 40 Broadway,
where he is prepared to make up GENIlE ENS ana
BOYS CLOTHING, In the most fashionable style
He also keeps well selected assortment OF GEN lie
MEMS and BOYS READY-MADE CLOTHING
Also. general assortment Of everything found IN
GBNrLENENs FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT
s23 tns
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r AND WARRANTS LOCATED. -

The undersigned would nj rm all persons m the rfy
OF New York and throughout the State Interested IN ad
Warrants located ha they have made arrlngen NJ
efficient and responsible Agent The State o s.
cousn BY which the enab t. locate warrants On the
best lands rot up the State at very trans *
Dense the holder. Our agent intimately
and has accurate sectional maps OF such 1nsod lands es
connected this business with the Hon Theodore COnNeY,
former Superintendent Of the Surveys Northern Wcon-
and who has accurate minutes of all surveys lie has
constantly hand large list OF the choicest Government
lands the stare made from the most gId personal er
ANIMATION such lands And the unders gned would sug-
all holding warrants that The best sndS arc
being rapidly taken up and that the their warrants
are located the greater Will be their choice Of location.
The entire expense NJ locating single warrant viii not IN
ordinary cases exceed the u twelve dollars and when
located the waTautee wi certificate n the pct.
ton and map # the township IN which the aud
lies together with description OF the Qnahty OF the son.
timber and water prve il any thereon Persons ont
Of the city upon ncosng the warrants - Us for location
will receipt therefor By return maui and when
the location perfected vii receive the certcaes maps,
&c and hold ourselves responsible for all warrants 50
received 1t Will he readily perceived that the advantages
to the warraStee Of early location are two fold lst
Choice Of the selection of land & The giving dennite
character Of value 10 their warrant and rendering more
available that which before Of uncertain advantage
The above arrangement extends also % the selling OF AN Il
and paying NOther Wisconsin aud t. the pro-
tecil OF timber lands DE NOTE SUTHERLAND,
Attorneys at Law. No. l79 broadway New York. Once
hours from 81 A. NJ. to 3 Z. NJ oil 2awWSF3m
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4 ANGUAGES. A Gentleman, JUST

ANGU Al rs. "A Gentleman, JUST
u RETURNED FROM EURoPs. wishes 10 give lessons IN
the German English and French languages and calls M'en
ton lo the that German and French gentlemen VINO
wish t. perfect themseyes the Of the Eng
Lsb language NAV do with particular adrdnfoJe. rs as
intimate know edge OF the different doms viii great, ia
ch,ate progr IS B-Commerclal correspondence
taught ihorou hly. Apply for particulars 70 LEH-
MANN. No rs Grand 81. doors from Broadway.
o90 mNIMSFs
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SCHOOL for BOYS. at

ID Greenwich, Conn., B NICHOLS, Principal
Terms $i20 year Circulars, con,aJng particulars. NAY
be obtained at the Bookstore Of NJ X Newman x Co.,
No 1919 Broadway or of the PRINCIPAL by directing TO STAN
ford Conn % lms
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HENRY Willis and his Sister, NJ

EARRINGS PRINAIE DANCNl
~ and WALKING ACADEMY 1t No y BonAr
Is epea syery dsy Classes to snt the convenience 4
Academies and f,4Hhes attended FOf terms. sps, !.
above siA,
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II Co N I'd. L. TOWLE. A. NJ, Principal Of The
Academy Goshen Will few more pupils IN his
family Application be made Next term commences
On MONDAY Sd VI NOyembe The Principal Will BE- At
Wnghts Hotel No. III Broadway, Friday, 3sI INST,
from 10 o. Clork NJ tO3P N Ol9 81
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&TEAM POWER to LET.-Three
~ Rooms 100 y z let 70 Sen re-.. Inquire II
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Durcins Sthoc!s
, FTERNOON CLASSES Ia d,
CLASN ~ WUNF

- and DAUGHTER 'e,t3u'ly ann 'onc> ihii IA.
classes A above are now commencing a. CaA>ttuiaaE
No ~ bseadNAv. At No ~ E.gh,h Az and At ca.
Hal, Brooklyn For partsulars sec crc.lar 10 d 49,,
shove. y b-rhe Extra gseLins Class ..r e.les -
Will commence ~ aIG continue unti7, % =,
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Clothing.

CONWAY, No. lab FultOn-st near
Y Broadway has a splendid stock of Dress, Frock,
Sack Office Overcoats and all other kinds Of Goats,
Vests and Pants, from the very hnest to the lowest
priced To measure a splendid assortment Df the very
best French. English and American Cloths Bea-
yers Casslmeres, Doeskins and Vestlngs, embracing
everything fashionable desirable and durable, every
instance fit guaranteed 10 per cent less than
any house IN thus city, for cash. Remember CONWAY,
No l43 Fulton st. near Broadway. sf 3mMW&F'
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r OTIS rSALE-TENTH-AV. MAN

NOR SALE-In the town of Pelham,
100 acres OF Land uased the road leading 10 East
chester and third Of mule from the SOUND mere
nuDber OF building which overlooksthe Souho
Property the city would bs taken IN E1cnanse, or
thirds of the purchase money remain on bono ana mort
gage Inquire Of J. II. TURNER, No. Mercer-st from
10 A III " 1, PM. "" u
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=, iyMWF A" WIN NJ SWAIN President
DRINCE'S LINNEAN GARDENS

i and NURSERIES. Flushing. Long 1Aan i-Cats-
logues Of this unryaled collection Of trees and plants
with reduced prices will I've sent to postpaid applicants,
who ,nclose stamps. can be had at CLARK, AUSTIN
4 SMITHS, Ne 205 Broadway. NB-Frult and Forest
Trees Of largest o29 8tDStW'
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I OOK HERE.-Mr. p. G.. BERRY
I would inform the citizens Of NewYork Brooklyn
and Wiamsburgh that he about 20 open School At No
1870 South 6th 81 the City Of Wamsburgh for the pur
pose OF teaching the noble and useful art Of PENxA
SHIP The Rooms will open on MONDAY. Nov. Open
day and for pupils and after that date Satur
DAYS excepted Terms reduced for class and private les
OJ0 ~
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6nnees 90 fet.

TO LET-For two and half wears,
u from November |, the Bakery No $50 nh as. be-
tween 2oth AMI 36lhss The hXtHss will be sold very
low Reason loT quitting, engaged in another business
The stand IS an excellent Inquire the pfenllses
go Ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-31

u mango Co, New York containing about $50 acres Of
hand well divided Nllahle pasture, and meadow iasd
ven fenced TINS farm he's the Chenanxo Valley hay
" Hat meadow land on the west bank OF tae
rver. The hDase stanes within FIVE minutes walk OF a
hourhm Ae sdemy under The direction OF It's able pm
s,psl, Nit Aheou) CShche EplsccPallan, PresbytersA
Baptist, and Unlyenakst Churches Will pasture and
winter 40 head ii cattle gcot sabhng for the same VIII
also from co. to oc bushels oats 800 Bushels
and cuts tuns good ha, m which, and for other pro-
dsce good market had the village, which is the
kne IL the Chenango Canal and distant from New York
only 10 houu ror further particulars, apply TO
ETHAN RAY CLARKE. in SAID Oxford,
oily i'm Or to SAM W. CLARKE, Warwick, X l.
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THOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT in

Mornsauia Village. The Lot is 50 By $50 feet deep.
The location u one Of best IN the village lmmediate
nossex,ion gwen If required For particulars inquire Of
STFARNs & co. Booksellers, store No. Eagle tfJ.el
corner OF Frank fort and " iam sts osi IL
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Real estate for Sale.

UyOR SALE--Severai brown stone
aoa,es W the upper part Of the city. contaInng an
.,n nnroysmentS Prices from So 500 20 900 Also
s@,sxs houses 70 let story house on <zdst ic SAFE
pnes IS 900 Appy,o H. KiNsHIMEH No. sly an =
are 2pM vi in'
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DANCING ACADEMY, No. 10 nI
DRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY

4 the Shskspere Hotel, ga Willam-st II MEYEW
Academy for teaching the elegant Accomplishment Dn
e,ne is now open Glasses for young ladies' and mssieu
Tuestays and SATURDAYS at O'clock. For gentlemen
Tue days and Fridays at o'clock, p VI oil L.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH be-

'IIr4 NI1tN4N II T II I1III1NI It-hI N -
Il tween NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA, BALTl.
MORE and WASHINGTON. New-Yurs Office corner Of
HANOVER and BEAVER SITS, of the Exchange
The PIONEER LINE, with four wires from Washington
to New York, having Offices at NewYork, Jersey CITY,
Newark New Brunswick Princeton. Trenton, PhIladel-
phia Wilmington Havre lie Grace, Baltimore and Wash
ngion City. and connecting with all the Grea. Morse
Lines East West, North and South This Company haT-
ing lately made extensive repairs Of the line, greatly m
creased aclhes and thTOugnh syStematzed Is
business the TRANSMISSION and mode of delivery OF mes
sages prepared 10 receive, transmit and deliver
any number of required oI the accommodating Of
the public, with accuracy, promptness and hdehy
hitherto unequalled The teegraphng business OF the
public u.s. therefore respectfully solicited at the Office cor
i, iyMWF anu WIN NJ SWAIN. President
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PEV. b. X. HALL, DID,, OF Rose Hill
y institute Newburgh, Orange Co, n Y, receives q
few BOYS As BOARDING. SCH 0LAh2. Circulars seat
10 order, and reference glysr required
nmlQ tNny
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NISEASE OF THE LUNGS.-Dr.L
EMPIRE SPRING WA

established Depot for the sale Of Saratoga Empire Wax
at No. % Barclays 81. New-fOrk, within three minas
walk from the Aston House. Orders addressed 70 u,
WESTON co No 90 Barclay st. OF At Saratoga SpTan
will receive prompt attention q W WESTONx CO.
els 3wDIWFs PToprietOrs Of Empire Ssrk
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ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARD
IL ING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Edinburgh, VS.
c. BEECHER, h. A ,Principal-Number of Pupils Inn
tied to 10, vacancies 2 Winter term commences WE'D
NESDAY November Terms $50 session OF z2 weeks
in advance No place secured TIL the money pad Pu
pills acconp aned and from NewYork the close and
Of each term The Principal can be seen
at the Irving House the Friday Saturday and MONDAY
previous to the 5h November Forccuas and references
sddreSs I he Priocipal a. above SO 6Ws
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DRIVATE LYING-IN ASYLUM

II Applications for admission must be made - JANE
KENNEDY NJ. ID No. 1856 Dusne-Par
IL gives me much pleasure 10 recommend ne aD)ysp
stitutiOn calculated 10 effect much good thnsp
Kennedy sklfu and well fitted % manage such an e'p
lisbment. VALENTINE MOTT, u.
lmWFMs
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Observation-Disclosures new Vii

Isge of Fanme rsbuTgh 10 now OHered 70 ths pUJI!V
an lots 10 suit purchasers each lot 50 by 100 feet n
mated on Fla hing Bay within mile OF the own OF
FIushlng ad ing the village OF Ssrst'on-
port and only Dne miles from the CITY OF Ne" oIN'
The Bsy is well noted fo its wild fowl, hsh ana ciahs
and the place s well calculated for suburban residence
The prices lots vary from 13 TO 500 ACCORDING 70 To-
cation Some choicest lots are still unsoo ana the
public are invited All and see them or further par
tcuIars apply 70 il N A. FLAMMER, NO to5 Broad
p X ~ O3l eta
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THE WINTER TERM of Miss VI. A.

II MI KUfNN FAMIL1 bVNhViNNt NNTIV'b
for YOUNG LADIES At Stamford, Conn Will commence
on MONDAY November 10. Circulars containing further
particulars. may be had at the Bookstore Of RAfNOR
No Is Bowery OF at the residence Of the Principal
Oh twTu&Fs
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE.-FOr Sale,
~ very desirable and comRodous Country Residence
ard Fam. OF a. acres near Ehzabethtown, j. Posses
sion immediate Terms moderate and accommodating
Apply to p. SCHLESlNGER. No. IS Beaver ST.. "
A Balm, at Ehzabesh Port, Ut 10 A. ID A. NAAR, sd-
jsising the farm Would be rented u good tenant.
% 2mMW&Es
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Musilal.
MIR. OTTO MILLER. Teacher of the

Az Piano Forte and singing, viii give lssscas at ms
residence No 5So Broadway any part of the city
Tuition b he medium Of the English German OF FreacA
languages. on Tvs
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YNO LEASE.-Twelve Lots of Ground,
1oy iee fos = term Of yesrs, Ia Chery-st. between
Certeas and East River sss Inquire Fulton roaodry
Once No n Corsav, corner Of Cheryy-st For sale rs
sscand.haad bolleu. loa5 81 PEASE MURPHY
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ITO RENT in BROOKLYN-A gen.

u teel family can have part Of twcstory and attic
frame house. filled m with hick situated Gates
above Bedford av and immediate possession Stages
~ Bedford. through De KAlh and Fulton avs which rs
within four minutes waR " the hoase Gates av. IS
graded and paved om Fultoa 20 Bedford The neigh
hshood beautiful and rapidly IMPROVING The reai
VII DO 80 o~ to be object god and permanent
tenant Apply on the premises or 70 J. WINCHESTER,
No iu y fulton st. New-ferk o5lU
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
$4,000 WORTH OF

SSOsOVO OAS Ea WI
SIS WARE at he sign ofthe dasA-GREGo
" Rl & ROlALB.-Thc Subscribers. lin
portcrs and Dealers in HardwarcJ have in store III.
largest stock and the greatest variety of goods in the
Hardware line, ever offered in this place. \ laree
portion of their goods has been purchased On tho
best terms from the manufacturers. or thcir asetis,
and they are therefore prepared TO offer great in
duccnents to their customers.
Their stock of Building Materials cannot be sur
passed in this State. and embraces almost every va
ricty of rim, mor,icc, closet, and stock Locks;
wrought and cast Hinges: Screws; English, French,
and American Window Glass; Sliding-door Trim
mings: Nails and Brads from the best factories, Sc.
Tools FIR Carpenters, NilrricGts, Crcch Mr.
kcrs, Bridge Builders and all other Mechanics from
the best factories in England and this country.
IA unusually large supply of Blacksmith $ Tools.
such as Anvils. Bellows, scIidhox Vises, Hammers,
Stocks and Die, Scrcwplates, &c. sc.
Sadiers Hardware. Webs, Hogskins, Saddle
Trees, &c. &c, "A large assortment and at unusual
ly low prices.
Coach Materials, Laccs. Springs, Axlcs, Hubs,
Bows. Fcllocs. Bands, India Rubber and oilCloth.
SC. &c; a very fne stock. selected with great care
and at prices to please.
Housekeeping Articles. r1-: Oil Carpc.ing from !
TO al-4 wide; Plated and Brittania Ware: ivory and
,om non Table Cutlery; Papier Machc and Japan
ned Walters, some very beautiful: Candlesticks,
s 1ittoons. Castings. SC. &c.
A very good supply of Doatle qnd Single Guns
REFOLIERS Of ra'ioas patterns, Game Bags,
&c.
Rsd-Road and Canal Contractors win find octa-
gon cast Steel from ! to Ii inches, and square cast
steel from 3 to 81 inches; German, shear and blister
ed Steel; rope coil chain, shoycls, picks, mattocs,
Sc. &c.
The Farmers are invited to examine their Bv-
araHl'e Rams, Aces, Hoes, Claims, SC &c.
N E4a..rr ell IL -. =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-10-23
.ENTLEMEN's FINE DKEss

- ~ 49, $50
Surr. blk French Cloths, all grades.
Supr cold in French blues, bro, olives. green, We.
s ns supr BLK French Doe Skin Cassinicrcs hcm 81
to 81 50, =.
supr fae fancy do extra qualities, at 81, e5 and
l 80 Cob lot)
/ rs blk Satin, best quality cvcr bsought to this
market,
4 large 10, Of the most tasty Fancy Silk Festings,
Snpr Italian Cravais at 81 each worth 81 so,
Magnificent assortment Fancy Cravatr.
4 largo stock of Jno. NJ. Davis & Jones supr Linen
Collars, all sizes; also Shirts. ali sizes.
Splendid assortment Glove, If tho very newest
styles,
Gents superior Mcrino Shirts.
do do Silk Shirts, medium.
\ few Silk Shirts, price IS zach.
large stock Linen Ca'nb Ilandkis,
Cord Border in all cole extra fine.
In the above Goods may be found n few pieces
black French Cloth worth SC. at e. 10 81 90,
bought at auction. Gentlemen in SAINT of the most
elegan, goods in market, viii PLEASE call Mt the new
Cash Store of II. II. LEWIS NCo.
Also will be received in Il few days a large stocH
of tho very la,cs, styles of fine Dress Hats, the last
monthly fashinu out for the season. All OF the a.
bovo goods have been purchased for cash. and viii
be sold lower than any OF tho same kind in tins
market Our terms are cash.
Or BITS B.H. LEWIS co.