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Nov I6lawSw
w. II. stamford, Merchant Tailor,

Month 'de Of r"'ania avenue o"5 seor' e't Of Third street
pEGs inform his friends, The eizens Of Washington
Gsoelown Alexandria the public n general also members d
and yesins now large and complete Ahoash i doe.
establishment 10 The District from goods ina, are all perfectly new
a. the S a %ois aaa s o no. s
lie pays an advance ON the highest price paid in this city for his
Having been employed in the establishment Of w Browning
for heen years and having under his special charge e dim
ing general prompted by stronger desire well
aers himself that he win be able please all
will favor him with their which he earnestly soics
Also constantly hand general assortment Of fancy goods
such shirts, drawers under SHIRTS cravats stocks supenders
gloves collars and article complete gentle
Nov 96-2awif6w
NEW BANKING HOUSE Ina Washington City.--The
undersigned having been induced 70 embark the exchange and
early occasion 70 notify his friends and the public generally the
known The Bank Of the from which
viii be issued for circulation s, will no, be represented by
the United States treasury northern exchange, Virginia bank
BY strict adherence 70 legitimate issue such basis,
ss made 10 snd ON e ounGaon This enps .n
tered after the naaresi deliberon and il gratifying to
dnancrrs Of New York, Washington, and richmond
viii
common Of State stocks guaranteed bonds OF canal
road companies, and other good securities,
eminent in Washington will be attended to on liberal terms
RIonAosD, Va, October, 1851 Nov ll-2awlm
ID EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs The
public that he has opened Office street Of 7
Office of National ntelgencer the
ing the purchase and OF city properly.
large number Of building Tots in various
which will disposed of accommodating also,
improved property.
the purchases and sales OF
property for persons who may need such aid.
10 holders he offers his services make
sales, pay taxes &C.
persons may sell property would
hmse ~ find purchasers
business which he he considers him
extended knowledge
property acquired his late business collector
All postpaid will receive prompt attention.
yancng drawing Of Deeds &c will be attended
Office.
Being of the peace, he win
the taking Acknowledgements Of Deeds &c
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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month
The steamship FL Dorado and the Falcon win form direct line
between New Orleans and Chage leaving such periods viii
little detention Ishmus forming
with tho Pacific steamships through from New Orleans
and Mexico California, Oregon Passage New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong Lawraon, Co.,
(hst place.
The through Francisco
been reduced from
$4U In state rooms 10.
StD IN lower cabin 10 SrnO
The from New York will be the adopted
by any safe between these ports
Each passenger allowed $50 lbs personal baggage Free
ceedng In measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight win be Chagrcs and
Panama to San Francisco the OF 500 per
For choice of berths apply Office of the 81 and IS
South street, their agency, No III West street. New York
city, Aug9-dly
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NHAs. III. LANE has just returned from New ~,
" with rich elegant OF fail STYLES OF
furnishing goods ss@'
Also an additional supply OF eebes New York hats caps IA
The public respectfully invited examine these su.n
goods. ~ ''f"H
l7-3uf
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Late firm Of Lpaby DavdH,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the public that
he has opened large and varied assortment OF fall and
winter goods for gentlemen's wear such
Cloths and vestngs OF the most approved manufac
and styles
Mcnno, silk, shirts and drawers
Hosiery, cravats, suspenders, gloves
UNI rcas dressing gowns Sc,
which he TO offer his the lowest cash
rates Ne solicits liberal share OF public
present location opposehs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue,
Sent 07--naw3vff
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Northeast corner Of 9th AND " streets
nUE INSTITUTE will session soptem
Efficient Of professors and teachers every
department.
boarding pupils, $3.50 annum, including English
mathematics.
Terms day pupis-per sesiOn Of foe mom,lsom $40
s22, In English and mathematics.
Ancient modern languages music, drawing painting &c
Circulars be had o The Principal
admission is necessary.
WILLIAM J, CLARK, Principal.
w.smseror CRY, August 10, 1851.
Aug l7--dtl5Oct
by y. Allen.
Cstechsm ofFamiar Things by Emily Elizabeth wiement
Hand Book Of Literature and the Fine Arts BY George Ripley and
Baynrd Taylor. volume.
Maxms and Morals OF Rochefoucaud.
The Literature and Literary Men Of Great Britain by A. Mills
~ volumes.
Sir Roger de Covery; by The Spectator.
Hand Rock Of Universal Biography by Parke Goodwin,
knights Cycoprdia OF the Industry Of All Nations volumes
with illustrations.
gsr ~ FRANCR TAYLOR.
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MADAM DEIAESuE would resP~e sfsIIy ir,vsss tks
wi attention OF the ladies 70 handsome assortment Of fall band
Also ladies'
mohtir, silk and thread accs capes berthe
embroderies, collars hounoinr insengs, and edgnr
black velvet bands lace falls coored for gloves
spanish and other ns perfumery, powders, sc.
Madame ID. would also call haDd
which she will dispose Of at reduced prices.
Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
Sept l3-co3t
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NAGAMuNDO. % the Altaeh. II su.I,. !. 1-.-.-

EsaiaE Warren '' - Sohn
Incidents IN a Pastors Life by William Wisnef n n
Epoch OF CreaiOnhe Scripture Doctrine eontrassd ,,L :
Theological Theory by EeazeT Lord. WIN ms
Passages in the Life OF Margaret Maitland OF aunnysds
by herself , "iUth
10, Tale of the oiden Fame by n. Barton.
Bowen's w. =. Post Office Guide
Reyenes Of an Old Maid, with illustrations.
Septl7 FRANCK TAyTnp
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lust received OF
and cheap goods 81 90 and lo Dice dlapef, damab
Also, Of the manuhctoy 81 124 ia, la, and ~
sheengs which viii be found the heaviest Kind
in this market and of German pillow and 6
linens The objection which against all
the above articles viii be their durability Prices s
CLAGETT n DODsoN
Dealers all kinds Of carpets, oil cloths, mats
curtain Materials furnishing good. generally dn
Of the OF Ninth and Pennsylvania
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I AMAItFINE'S HistOry OF the Nestoration OF Mon.
IL arciiy in France. N
The Sea and SAILOR Notes France and Italy and o a,
Literary Remains OF the Rev. Walter Cotton. with portrait
Life in the Sandwich islands, The eau Pacl6e BY
Rev. H. y. Cheeyer =
Drayonj Story Of American Life. vol.
London Labor and the London foori part ~.
This day received for sale by
Sept 10 Bookselers nes OH stree,
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OFFICE TO LHT-The subscriber offers Office oom
" formerly occupied by 81 s. Williams, esq a Office, on
near the corner OF ~ street. Apply 10 A. GREEN,
Sept A-3leod Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
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NOTICE hereby given that all accounts rernainin
~ unsettled the books Of the late firm ofP H. HOoE Go
together with firm will be made the 2sb
handed settlement either otherwise IN
change business which effect upon the LIST Of febus
essentially all accounts should
closed at the expiration Of the present hall year - -
June oa-2wif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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NOTICE-Ihose of who yet sett
IN their bills rendered TO them July
by calling and doing at their earliest wish
all prior the
of the fall trade.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Sept 7-2wif
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INCEST of the Decisions in the Courts of Equity IN
United John 7. Putnam, the Boston
vols, large 1851 digest Of all decisions
equity the United States previously s pub
ished
ERANCK TAYLOR.
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A COMPENDIUM o Entire Body OF the Law
"a by alphabetically arranged with reference TO t
latest approved authorities.
9voIs, Law Sheep, evo. pp Att. Retail price, $40
JOHN +. TROW,
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FARMS FOR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL Farm containing lS0 acres, with abos
IA ITO under cultivation, good two story houses
with all the necessary outhouses fine barn. stable, dc
u orchard Of about two hundred grated apple
trees and hundred and fifty fine peach and cherry
trees-atso about hundred grape vness offered for
sale on reasonable terms. This farm il situated the
Stse Road running 10 Princeton and about20 miles from
Evansville and from the above place. 1t good high
land. and well sSpTlied with springs.
Assoc OF land, partially cultivated, and about
quarter OF mile from the above farm and lying
the E. AID |. Railroad. is edered for sale.
For terms and further particulars apply 10 j. ParviD
z nsvii X. WALrEfS SR.,
Dy2c-lmW xlwdt the Far
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GROCERIES.
COOKS FAMILY o cry

TINE undersigned has this day opened in Lineks new
building on First street, between Main and Locust.
splendid STOCK of Family Groceries, OF my own selection
from Eastern markets. which will sell at very low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds
shall keen constantly hand fresh supplies Of Buter
Cheese Lard Poultry and other leading articles, Tor the
table direct farmers having made arrangements
10 he supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds OF Country Produce. All goods purchased
az Cooks delivered at the residence OF customers
If desired ms have "A market especially for that
purpose the reforc solicit share of public patronage,
and will try 10 meri, Please call and examine my
s,ock Tie30-tfI Il. II. COOK
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CUNDRIE s.
- To Kegs pure White Lead;
10 do no. do do;
ej boxes Writing Ink;
100 rcams Wrapping Paper;
bbl Backing;
40 coils ass'td sizes Hemp Cordagc;
5boxes do do Country Glass;
Is do do do City do;
10 bales Candle Wick;
10 boxes Tumbcrs;
Is do Pearl Starch;
90 do Palm Soap;
10 do Soda do;
90 do English Dairy Cheese;
10 do Pine Apple do;
5 bbls Copperas;
3 do Alum:
% do star Candles;
o do Summer Sterine Candles;
All of which We oaer 10 dealers at very low rates.
Tan " FOSTERS q BROWN.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE


yNHE undersigned Administrator of Isaac F. Graft. de-
Il ceased. ty order CT the PROBATE Court of Dear
born county, Ind. will sell at private sale, or after
the 10th day of August. 1872 the following Real Estate,
belonging TO the estate OF said decedeut:
The west half southwest or. sec %, T6SR INV
saiuc- >S-".O w
The east half southeast or. sec. 2e, L X INV
value. .................... ..'....:...... S2V.to
The northwest or. Il, tt r ii W. Value. 600
Situated in Marlborough county, State of Indiana.
Also
The southwest or. -, 7 CIV, ValIe $3.50 co
The north least or. south west or. see. 90. T6SR
Wv, Value. eU.OO
The northwest or. southeast Dr. sec. 20, T6SR
The east half Of south east or. sec. 20 I s ROW
Value. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IGo 90
The south half of 81 R9w. Value.... 800 20
situated in Warriek county, State of Indiana.
Said Real Estate win be sold for cash in hand for the
highest price offered in separate Tracts The will
not be sold before the 10th day August. 1852 but APP
plicaions purchase may be made at ANY time to said
Administrator at Troy, Perry county, Indiana, to Ba
ker & Garyin, Agents al Evansville. Ia.
je30-4w WILLIAM +. CRAFT, Admir-.
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS.

Posr OFTIcE, EVANSVILLE, !
July Ist lSj2.
TINE Eastern and Southern Nails By riUer, due
L this Office daiy-arrival, Irregular. Close at 6
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Northern and Western Mail, via Vincennes ar.
u'y~s every day, except sunday. by o'clock p. NJ -
Closes at O'Clock A. NJ.
The New Har1Ony Mail arrives every Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday by O'Clock, P MCoses every Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday by O'Clock. a. VI.
The RocSport Mail arrives every Monday and Friday
by O'clock p. MCloses every Tuesday and Saturday
by7 O'Clock. 4. VI.
1ho Mt Vernon Mail arrives every Friday by O'Clock
p. M.-Closes every Saturday by o'cock, A. NJ.
The Cynthana Mail arrives every Thursday o'clock
p. M.-Closes same dag by o'clock, Il NJ
The Petersburg Mail arrives eyry "Wednesday by o
o'dock p. M.-Closes every Thur day by O'Clock, p.
NJ.
VPoTrIcE HouRs.-The Office will open AT o'clock,
"A. " aud close at o'clock, p. M-Suhddys and Holy
DAYS open at A. NJ for half hour. and for an hour
additional after the distribution OF the Eastern Mail
should il arrive before O'Clock, p. NJ.
July I, % w. IL. CHANDLER, P. VI.
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SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

SHANKLlN REILLY corner of Main and First streets
~ have just receive and still receiving direct
the caste Cities large and well selected stock OF Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods embracing of the most FASH
0nabc goods brought 10 mark Ct this season. which Of
Ter at wholesale re. to Ustomers and al others
who may favor with call, very low for cash pro-
duee The following comprises some Of the leading
teles:
Black and colored Cloths plain and fancy Cassincres
vestings Cotonades, Denims, Calcces GiBghahs Lawns
bereges Silk Tissues, GrenadiDs. blk and cold Silks
Berege dLaines white and co4d Musquito Meetings., Ho-
sery, Gloves, Laees, plain and drilled Swiss Musns Cam
bres and Jaconets Bonnets, Ribions, Paasos and Um
brellas Hats Caps Boots and Shoes also, full Of
brown aud bleached Sheengs and shrtIgs, brown and
bleached Drills, ckEgs Hickory Stripes Irish Linens
Table Cloths and Covers Napkins Towels. Scotch Da-
per- linen and silk Pocket handkercefs. blk and cold
sk Neck do, bid Silk Grape. and Palmetto Shawls &c.
&c. to which would respectfully invite all to come In
aud examine before purchasing elsewhere. lap26l
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DRY-GOODS.

SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
USl received per steamer Paris, % ass,'d Dry
Goods which offer to the trade this morning at re-.
duced rates.
This lot of Goods very desirable, being fresh from
the agencies vi the Manufacturers The Prints especial
y, exceedingly beautiful OF bright, rich styles the
finest cloths and coiors warranted fast.
apl6 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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wEO ES aIE AND pETAII,.

TOHN S. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock of
- Fancy aud Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in this
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
d'Laines French Musls Ginghams and Prnts--all Est
colors very choice selection Of Bonnets Bonnet
Ribbons also, few fue French Flowers, for aud in
side trimming; Grape Shawls Piano and Table, Covers
Carpe;hg, Nai and fine Rugs, Ladies' and Misses fine
Shoes, all qualities; ALSO Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes. Panama and LeghorD Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains and
Curt Material in fact everything usually kept in the
DryGoods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bust
Eess, may be found very low for cash. [ap24l
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yVTOODEN WARE
w rs doz Painted Buckets;
% nests Tubs;
3 doz Measures; just reed and for sale Oh. zap BY
Tan FOSTERS & kRo"N.
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ID AISINS-we have n few more left In wholes, naive
IL and quarter boxes which we propose To clear o.
.bson Iie3Dl FOSiEnS q BROWN.
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ID EFINED SUGARS.-30 bbls and S Jokes Crushed.
III Powdered and double Loaf. for sale by
mylS FOSTERS & BROWN.
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L,LOUR.--e50 bbls and 40 hfbbs best brands Wabash
l. and Columbia, for sale by
myl5 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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sprING cAssrME7Es

NHE subs, riber has for sale IL low prices beau
i tifu assortment of Spring and Summer Cassimeres
and Tweeds, blue and bue-b.ek Broad,loth, Casnets,
JEANS, &c to which he invites the attention of Gentle.
men who WANT superior article.
WILLIAM EUGHFS,
apo Corner Main and Second streets.
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JACKsON's PATENT COX STOVE

CPCOVSAgD ,ATGD WA
C35 dozDouble silver Tablespoons
a do do do do Tea do:
80 do do do do Forss
With Sugar Shovels Mustard and Salt Spoons the
quality; together with Iron, Britannia aud German silver
Tea Table and Cook Spoons, Flesh Forks and Ladies'
for sale 1T lew rates b. BABCOCk bHOTHEHS.
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CO-PARNERSHIPS, &C.
Co-PARTNEs sHIp NoTI &c.

COP ARTNE RSHIP N OTI e.
THE subscribers have this da! entered uto Co part
L nership, under the name and ST, lie of STowELL d
TAYLOR and have purchased the large of Boots
aud Shoes Hats and Cups, off, b. Foster Co., to whch
they will make large and seasonabe additions and will
continue the above business the Old Stand Front
street. doors above MAN, and would solicit liberal
share If public patronage. ST0WELL & TAYLOR.
jel7-d&wly
II AWNS.-l0 cases Portsmouth Lawns reed this day.
IL and for sale by JAMES LOW Il CO..
my2l ALI Main street, Louisville, KY.
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Esuggies for Sale.

DWSSICS tON SVfCs
TOHN HEALY would announce the citizens of Evf
ansvie that he has resolved the Agenc. for the sale
Woodruf's latest syle of Bugges and Carriages,
featured at Siciu Ohio Mr. II. will receive from tune
to time, and keep constantly hand, good variety
and quality Of Busges and Carriages be found in
the Eastern markets. and on terms equally reasonable
He. will also receive orders for any style of Carriage
desired, and furnish 1t at the shortest notice. myl9u
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NJ AILS.-35O kegs Eastern and Pittsburg in store and
~ landing for sale 10y S. + GILBERT & Co.,
my29 Sycamore near W ater
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ICG CEEAM SaIOcN.

VINHE undersigned has neatly fitted up room at hi
l. residence on Second 81 eet, next door to Mr. Me
Carers Church. an Ice Cream aloon where he would
be happy to the ladies and gentlemen of Evansves
Lenioi Vanilla and Rose favored reams made of the
richest materials be obtained every evening He is
prepared 10 supp families and parties with Ice Cream
IA any quantity desired Orders left At his Saloon by
families will be pnnctuay attended to, and cream sent
to dwellings when desired. GEO. w. GLOVER.
myl2-u
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NswFAMrLY GRoc17Y.

" III. COOK has tins day opened, in Mr.. Linck's new
IL building. First between Main md Locust a
splendid stock Of Family Groceries, whchhe will be hap
py u sell for cash exensne or all kinds 81 Produce.
ie2s-f
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WOOD WOODlI
STR AYED Aw ":

JNROM The subscriber the 2Ist int a small G. REY
Il MARE, shod all around. slightly marked with the
use of hames about 10 years old and supposedto have
taken road towards Mt Carmel, Illinois, raised
on Barney's Prairie, Wabash Co.. by Hugh Newkerk de.
eeased). A liberal reward will be paid to any person
she win said and return her to the owner
Evansville H.. ju % II DIR ALLEN c. HALLoCK.
IT P:at Carme, paper please copy.
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+ FAD PIPE
IL cas- s ], u and II Lead Pipe;
3VtU lbs Bar and Pig Lead; reed and for sale oy
mgr SAMUEL ORR.
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TWO thousand bs cold and white Carpet Chain;
L IS bags assd Cotton YARNS; for sal by
m!27 SAMUEL ORR
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VIERSHBERGER& BROTHER, Wholesale and Re.
i tail Dealers ia Furniture Main street, No. H. be.
tween Water and First sts., Evans ie la. lmy lliydl
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DOCKET AND TABLE CUTLERY
u 300 doz Table Knives and Forks;
l5UU dez assorted Pocket Cutlery;
$50 doz do Razors;
800 dez Scissors and Shears; all Of our own impor
tation, offered Ut lowest Eastern prices.
je4 BABCOCK BROTHERS.
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CODFlSH.-aJ boxes and drums for sale by
~ apo3 FOSTERS & BROWN.
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GLASS AND GLASS; ARE-Just reed per steams
IL Paul Anderson
$50 boss ass'j size Window Glass (cty brandt
I0gross pint and quart Flasks;
90 dOz Tumhlcrs;
IL do Glass Jars: in store and for sale by
ry2i PRESTON BROrHEPS.
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bn,Nf-is rnsrs light cold --adler Priuss Just recf
A by Iie3l j. -. xAGHEE ( CO
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= AlSlNS.-50 boxes NJ r., just reed and for sale by
IL m.22 PRESTON BROTHERS.
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HYDRAULIC CEMFNT-l7 bbls fresh ground. ,rs
IL reed per steamer Fawn, and for sale by
myi5 PRESTON BROTnERS
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TABLE SALT.-6 eases extra fine from Eagle Mill:
Il New York reed and for .ale by
myIa PRESTON BROTHERS.
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INSURANCE.
INsU NCECO OMPAN

VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, Al WINCHESTER.
Chartered March I'm, 1s52.-C Capi,ai $4,000.
WITH POWER TO INCREASE THE SAME TO S20O,0p0!
TENH1S COMPANY. having been duly organized it
4 now ready receive applications aud issue Poll
ce4 and offers tothc citizens Of Virginia heinducemen
of homo Company the safe insurance Of all kinds
of property. merchandise, &C. at fair md equitable
rates. The Directors the public TINT this Com
pany will be conducted with view pcrmanency and
onthe sices principles of equity. Justice, aud close
regard to economy and the safety of the insured.
PpEsIpGNr-JOSEPH s. CARSON.
SECRErAnY-C. s. FUNK.
AcruARY-O. +. BRESEE
IosFru S. CARSON, | = WM J.. CLARK,
JAMES L. RELY, JAMES II. BuHGEss,
LLoYp LoGAE, N. w. hcHAhpsoN
Jons kEUR.
fs Office on Picoadilla street the Valley Bank,
Winchester. i. d. CHRISTIAN, AGENr.
Sent 2--dIv Lynchbmg.