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NEW BOOkS.--D. b. PAYNE has just re-

NEW KOOkS.--D. i. PAYNE hts just
l. ceived the following Books:
Snn-bnY's Expedition the Grent Salt Lake Of
umh-illnstrned by numerous beautiful Pates. from
drawings taken ON The spot, with lnrge and accurate
Map of thnt region,
Mysteries or Glimpse Of the Super Natural by Elliott,
Pierce OF the Antiquities by Melville
Aunt Phs' Cabin Southern Life ms il is, by Eust
man,
Parker Sermons
Life of ]. w. Cbilds,
Dnys of Bruce. bv Grace Aeuilpr.
Sd and 4h vol Wnvery's Novels, Abbatslord edition,
illnsirntcd
A Journey Ia kntmnndre. by Olyphnnt,
Wythe's Reports new edition,
Nirsinin Statistic,
Svol. English Law and Equity Reports,
Gnd in Disense
Philosophy OF Living
Memoir OF Ellen May Woodward
new supply of Methodist Hymns, some elegantly
bound in Velvet. (sep6-t- J
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fANDlED SWEET FLAG, or Coiaa,, Poo, -.
oreceived supply the above delicious nro,,,,;a
CONNECTION, which mpnrts sweet fragrance ~ ~
breath and may be taken with advantage in pain or np
easiness Of the stomach or bowels nrising fa, a u
lonce. for sale by "'''
aug 9-dts JOHN III SEAy Dr,c.;,
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IL ADJUININT III Il FONT OFFICE I,YNcHBuuc
Va b. GADDESS g. FRO, Prowietors, (t1y.
merry q BALTIMORE keep hand and make 10 order,
atNorthern prices, Egyptian and Italian Marble Man
ties plain and ornamental Monuments, Tombs, Hend
and foot Stones, Garden Vases Counter Table Bureau
and Wasfstand tops made any size at the shortest
notice. Also, door and window sls
Any order from town country, entrusted to u.s. will
be faithfully executed with neatness and dispatch ut
Aug BIDS ]. B, GADDESS'S RRO
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- and kepf coastanflV N hand, at6e nm Eomm"soH
Booksorc op,,osi'e - IIosct Home, L,nohbbrg w.
Dnsie.' Mathematical course } ifst lcssona IN Aritne
lie School Arithmetic University Arithmetic, EiemeH.
tnry Aiprbrn. Practical Geomory u nrion'a Algebra
LceeBdfes Geene,ry. Surveying and GEOMETRY, Gaca.
luz. Descriptive Geomotrs. .hndes. shudnws, DC.
Smiths q fozet'. Pixies aud Dodds Arithmetic.
Bullions. Clurks, w Yields Bullons primary mud Smiths
Crnminhrs
Bnons cassirnl series, What Grammar, lat
Render Geusde Snllust Cicero, Greek Reader, tirst
essons ia Greek.
Ov en-' Greek Render, Annba--, Homer. Hind,
Zenophon, Odyssey. Tbleyddc-, hobinson's tr Tcst
McGuaey. lsi. ID, 81, ith and jth Rcader.,
Denscdrr's
Porkcfs 3" -
Town. g" % "
Spollorafpr i,tv' 4arira
Webster School and University Dictionaries.
Walkers do
The aloye with many other valuable books for schools
will be- sold by wholesale or retail prices that
la Ia plense. mug 20.-dt-1 G MORSE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
'VnIuGuID a SONS.

They have recent, applied sier@ po3ee TO their ma
hi,ary and asier themselves that taey enabled to
s descriptions Of Plan and Fgary Cabi.
NET Hare IN style and finish 10 compare Nth any IN
n. ssa1e s. DirGUlD.
ID. +. DlUGulD.
GEO. A. DlUGulD.
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STOVES E! STOVES live uio now ,c-
- ceivnr very fine lot Of STOVES. Of various sizes
styles aud manufactures. such the Vrgmiu nirtghl
Cooking stpves the Old Dominion do do the Iron
Which do do, the Richmond premium do. do, mud the
PnlT stoves variety of sizes forms and manufacturers
all OF which will be -nld the most accommodating
terms by mug 81. dts1 AGREE & MURRILI.
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Ori 23-is


~ EW GOODS! NE" GeODSn COL
" HOUN X HOLT kyle's Corner. take PLEASURE
in announcing TIA" public. that they r"cry.
ing aud opening the most varied, extensive aud e'-
gunt Stock OF Dry Clouds exhibited mhe Lynch
burg market, and ce satisfied that no who will
give their stock examination will fail in being fully
satisfied, both in price mud quay, The Ladies' will
lind complete assortment oi Dress and r.h"r goods,
consisting in part of the following articles, Brocade
Silks Checked, Plaid and plain. Black Silks OF cr'ra
1uaity. AgniIln Tissues, Cape dc Sprpgnc, Lana
Cloth, and beautiful article Crnpe del'nrs Iia-
reyes of the elegant designs Silk Luce Tissues
Plain Burege, En-. blk and plain Mousrs Donnn
Marin Grapes Organdies, Battisic. French und Eng.
lish Jnconett, Linen Popne. Lawns, Dotted Muslins
Muslin flouncng, Collars, Under Sleeves En-. Hand.
kerchiefs very cheap Silk and Cotton Hosiery, Mn.h
mud Cdmhriek Edgngs and lnsertngs, Kid and Sill,
Gloves, Silk Mtts. Gimp and Fringcs Nnntas Grape
aud Nelt Shuws Mourning Goods in great variety to.
geer with various other articles men.
ton IN an advertisement Gentlemen will find a com.
pete selection OF French and English Cloths Sinners
Silk aud other vestings Go,esin every varty Cravuts
plain and Fancy. Linen Drillings Collars, Socs. Silk
and Linen kdl,f Nc. &c.-Our Stock of Supple Goods
il very large and desirable We invite all in want u
Dry Goods to give II cnll.
COLIIOUN & HOLT
April It's n ieS Corner. LgnahtUrp.
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- Bills of Ladng just from thu , e supply OF blank
Virsinian Office '''' fess tor sale Mt the
sept %. Is
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=. uOTAsR FURNACE, COOKING

RANSE AND N1OfB WAKE n"
- undersigned takos this method II Informing the
public that he has hand and IL constantly reeeiginf
from the principal northern Manuinotures, Furnaces
Ranges. Stoves. NJ, Of the latest md most desimb
styles Among his assortment can be found Cbilsph' .
Patent Hot Air bcntilnting fafaAzt Or warming aud
ventating Churches. Public Buildnea, Factories md
Dwellings Also. COOKING RANGES, the most com
pcte and economical arrangement Tor Cooking ~ use
Having had long experience in the and operation
al Furnaces aud Ranges, aud by giving hs personal nj
ention the setting aud fitting of them up, he il CON
Gdcnt that trial l. suiIient satisfy any o then
superiority overany oherarangement for heating and
coeking purposes.
On hanl n full assortment Of Stoves, conl Crates,
Registers, Pipe, Sheet Lead Lend Pipe ollew Wnre.
&c.
Tin nnd Iron Roofing and Fave Cutters pun on in u
superior Also, full supply OF Tin britannia
and Jappanned Wares, n Wholesale and Reidl. Iis
facilities for manufacturing Tin Ware such. Tint he
feels assured that he make IL for thr interest
Merchants abroad and NIL others in to Gull ut the
Ncu Store, up torn, East side Nam Street. aud
inc his stock before purchasing.
lie would also tender his thanks To the people OF
lynchhurg aud its vicinity for the very bbcn patron
age extended him during his short residence here
aud hopes by strict attention bis business merit
continuance of the same,
Mar l5--dActs c. =. BLISS.
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MERCHANDISE.

IcREE& HcCLASAiiAN,G RoG 4, - =
~ and GOHAISSOH ~ h = " .
LYseBBuRo, VA.
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4 a. M. HOLLINS-Be leave TO call the ut
.uut...n I 1her en- .inmere and the pnbnc geneIhl
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GAIT, FISH. Nc.

GAIT, FISH, Ne.
- $50 sncks Liverpool Suit. in fine order
II bis No ; fnt Mackerel
half bbls Noe fd do
" family Roe Herrings,
per boat Swan and l. ID Crelslw. Tor snle by
mug It's GEORGE BAGBY
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STONE WAIsE.-5O dozon stone Jar. and
~ Butter Pots, assorted szra
100 dozen stone Jugs assorted sizes in store ON
consignment, and tor sale M Factory prices hy
sep 22-ts LEE & Johnson
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-10-22
0be DaiIp l)irainian.
From the Liverpool Courier, Oct. g..
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARSOF THE
LOSS OF THE AMERICA SHIP MO-

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARSO THE
LOSS OF THE AMERlC CAN SHIP MO-
BILE.
The American ship Mobile, Captain J. III.
Tarbox, together with about sixty seven per-
sons, including passengers and crew, sailed
from this port OF Tuesday last having on board
as near as can be ascertaned fifty three pas
sengers, and crew numbering twenty-three
mon, including officers. She proceeded safely
until half past two o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing, when she struck on the Arklow Banks, on
the Irish coast, and shortly afterwards COM
menced to break up. At the time she struck
the wind was blowing a perfect hurricane
from E. N. T., with very heavy sea running;
the only sails she carried at the time being the
fore and main top sails close reefed. Efforts
were made TO launch the boats shortly after
she struck, but, owing to the heavy sea run
ming, this could not be accomplished. The
scene on board the i'll l-fated ship, few minutes
after sinking, battles all description, the poor
passengers running aboutin all directions, cry
ing out piteously for help; and, al every sue
ceeding sea, one or more Of their number were
washed off the wreck, until in very short
time, all had disappeared, with the exception
of eight seamen and one passenger, who had
been able to lash themselves to the channels.
In few hours after the vessel struck, the
weather moderated, and continued so until
Thursday morning, when about IL o'clock
two schooners hove in sight, and Immediately
bore down to the wreck. One of the schooners,
which was bound to Glasgow, took four OF the
sailors and passenger on board, and conveyed
them to Glasgow; the other took the remaining
four off and landed them at Wexford. When
rescued they were in very exhausted state
from cold and exposure. They were forward
ed to this port in the Wexford steamer, and
arrived on Sunday evening. destitute of every
thing but what they stood in. 1t is said that
after the vessel struck none Of those on board
considered there was any chance OF being
saved.
Captain Tarbox, Tho commander OF the ill
fated ship, together with all officers, perished.
He was well known, and much respected In
this town. 1t is supposed the ship went to
pieces on Friday, as great quantities OF the
wreck, cargo, &c, several water casks, and
portions of a vessel, were passed on Friday and
Saturday. The Mobile was a fine vessel, of
one thousand tons burthen, nearly new, and
only making her second voyage. The four
seamen brought to this port were taken IN
charge by the American consul, who provided
for their temporary necessities, and placed
them in comfortable boarding house.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IL PUBLlSHED.-LfreS IF Wtnfefd Scott and IN
drew .IacksoR by j. T. Hendiey roi. l2mo., srih Por
traits. Uniform pah Nopoioon and has Marshois 81 25
Scott and jackson here placed together the two
military who have made the deepest impressions
their country since the time of Washington. They both
achieved brilliant reputation in the war of 1912 and by
the battles of Chippewa, Nogarn, Now Orleans, etc
gave their country reputation Mt homo and abroad and
though differing widely in characteristics they were
very similar in others The author hns not only sketch
ed the biography of each but has given faithful and
graphic description of the brilliant battles in which they
engaged The biography of Winfield Scott, which
constitutes the greater part of the volume ia full and an-
thcnc, the materials for it having been derived from
public documents and from many officers who had served
under Scott. 1t presents to the render nlso, Pnno
ramic view of the brilliant campaign of Mexico, en-
baong the stormng and cnpituaon Of Vera Cruz, the
battles of Coo Gorao, Ghurubusco Contreros, Moino
del Rey Chopultepeo, storming Of Mexico, Trinmphal
Entry, with description OF the scenery, personal Incl
dents, The author hns fully sustained the reputation
acquired by Napoleon and his Marshols' and Other
works, of which 300 900 volumes hive been sold.
NB-Ihis work will be forwarded by mail, (pre-
pnid) to the addressof any pary sending the price an
neXed.
CHARLES SCR1BNER
SO Park Row, and ll5 Nassau Street, NJ y.
oil
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Important from Merico.

New ORLEANS, Oct, ls.-By the arrival OF
the steamer Philadelphia here, the Picayune
has advices from Mexico to the 1st inst.
A decree has been issued by the Govern
ment, calling the Mexican Congress to con-
vene on the goth inst. .,.,l
The Minister of Justice had promuigafeo
What was termed an arbitrary Decree by
which wha; that portion of the press favorable to
liberal principles are greatly restricted.
large body of national Guards .S ,.,. had sur
rendered, at Cerro Gordo. to the insurgents,
after brief engagement. in which some were
killed and several wounded. & -
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HOLLAND AND JArAN.-The King of Hol-
land in the late speech from the throne said.
On the invitation of friendly power, and
in following out the track which was com
menced in 1874, l have promised my good Off
ces in favor Of an attempt to obtain modifica-
tions in the system Of exclusion hitherto main
tained by the Empire of Japan.
This friendly power, Of course, is the United
States. The cooperation of no other power in
christendom would be SO effectual as that OF
Holland. We are induced to entertain the
liveliest hopes that our mission will sncceed
without bloodshed.
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DANIEL WEBsTER-The New York Her.
aid mentions a rumor that Mr. Blatchford, OF
that city. n personal friend Of Mr.. Webster
has lust returned from Marshfeld, with letter.
not written bat signed by Daniel Webster, IN
which he recommends his friends to abandon
the idea of supporting him for the Presidency
but continuing no recommendation to go over
In Gen Scott
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Tie american Challenge TO British Ship B@atd-

The American Club, it will be recollected.
chalengedthe shp-bullders of all Great Britain,
to race to China for afIO, 900 sterling and left
the matter in the hands Of the Messrs. Barring.
The ships were not to carry less than 500 nor
more than 12OOtons The time allotted for TAX
ing u the bet was thirty days. Not bid was
made by John Bullso that it is far back {, OUT
The American Club now offers to give the Eng
lish ship fourteen days the start, and to allow
her a crew and officers picked from the vessels
long lon engaged in the trade with China, and all
thoroughly acquainted with the route,while the
American vessel is not to have a seaman aboard
whose practical knowledge extends farther
than the navigation between America and the
ports in England. They offer the sametime,
through their President, Mr.. ID. G. Bacon, to In
crease the bet to 100000 sterling. This is
bolal Wonder if Mr.. Bull will take it up!
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IEXINGTON 4 through

LEAENSk oN AZ hsOuS D
@GIa,fl.--EzS TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
sszafReSnAE7D onr Mail PA CKET Boats byScoHsrtlIe
and LynchJwg.-on and after the 10th our boa's viii
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted at the usuai
hour P NJ and arrive in Lynchburg in 81 hours and
in Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan at y A. M, every day
except Sunday and arrive in Lynchburg at 63 P M
Leave Lynchburg at P M and arrive IN i'lepond ia
% b,r in time connect with the Norfolk boats leHV
ing at Sd A. NJ, aud the Southern and Northern Kan
Road cars leaving at A. NJ
Passengers for Lexington connect with daily ihe
f Stapes at North River Returning. leave Lexington
every day except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
Al hours. =. ;. r n
Passengers for Farmville, fare 81 Buckingham II,
fare $685. Charlottesville, fare S2 and S,aun,on' lir5
"a viii ieave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, and
Fridays Boats. ...1;a,a.lia- ia-
tances
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LAW CIRCULAR.
W0RTHENGTON q. SNETHEN,

IPASHINGTON, II. u,
GONfINUES to practice Law exclusively IN the su-
y ureme court. and to attend to cases before Con-
gress;
To prosecute Claims and settle Accounts against the
Departments Bureaus, and Boards of Commissioners;
To procure Patents for Inventions, at nome ana d
broad and to obt,n Pensions and Bounty lands
To collect Debts Dividends, Legacies aud lnherl-
tances in any part of the United States and in Foreign
Countries
To make Investments Of funds in Loans and STOCKS
ana on Bond and Mortgage, and to negotiate the Pur
chase AID sale of Loans Land and aten-rghs IN any
State of the Union. aug 9--dts
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

~ II of the charter "f ~ he Lynchburg and Abing
don Telegraph Company" reads as follows
"Thu If any person, persons, shall wIniy or know
ngIy break inure, destroy or interrupt the Telegraph
lines or COMMUNICATIONS, or any part thereof,-to be
erected by the sad company in pursuance OF this act-
he She they, shall pay To the snid corporation one
hundred dolnrs for said offence aud shall be further
liable for all damnges which the said company mny
suffer in repnirng the injury, and from the interruption
of their business be recovered In action OF rcss-
passand if any person. incurring the penalty aore-
said sha through insolvency any other cause be nn-
able or shnll fail pny the penalty or damages ai@s
said and shnll second time commit resspnss upon the
sad lines any part thereof, aforesaid he she or
they shall be liable upon conviction thereof to an I'M
psonmcnt in the county ai of not less than month";
nor more thDn six months.
The penalties of the section above recited will be
rigidly enforced r. b. DEhNb, 'n1
President l.. Il A. Telegraph Co.
tys Richmond (serni-weeky) Times and Farmville
Journal will copy At and send account to this Office
Sept 3--dts
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprictoys.
JAMES MCDONALD. EDITOR.
rESRNs.

The VTRDSIAN is published daily nj &C. md semiweekly at
No subscription taken for shorter
time Fix months; and il discontinued except ut
op5, the lropeors, until all shall have
been Laid
AUyERTIsEaENTs inserted for 50 cents per square, Tor
les every form insertion and 81 cts for outer
number of insertions is not marked the Ms, 1t
published till ordered cut, and charged accordingly
YEARLY RATES are:For the privilege Of two Squares
daily weekly Si0 for square, daily j miweeky
s25f inner FORM daily so, smiweeky S35. Every yearly
advertiser win be ured to conne his advertising to his
Of business and if he exceed the space stipulated for
lie will be charged ratably for the excess.
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a., Furnit.sre ware-R0Onls,


sHlAUNsON Transportation Line
Hssassz-sau To Put8barg and the WeSt-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and Gus
TONER'S that the Pennsy Canal will open on 18th
March, whichtme will be repaired 10 forward any
amount of MerckondiSe all points the Western
tiers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on Tobacco TO Pittsb0rg, 60c per 100 lbs from
st May.-Time days
No Commission charged for forwarding at Baltimore
or Philadelphia Q, II, kOONS,
March 1--dts Agent Union Line Baltimore.
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Accommodation Trnil,.

fASSVihhOS'Iob ftEH'
Ia TT rEE....ss.:sEsEE7 VIRGINIA AID TENNESS EE
Essf- -zr-.1oc-Fn@ RAIL ROAD.-A Freight T rain
with Passenger Car attached. will leave Lynch
burg daily Saturday Sunday exceped) 125 O'Clock
P NJ, and leave Buford's daily, Sunday and Monday
excepted) at7 o'cock,A A NJ.
Freight intended for this train accompanied by two
dray tickets, be delivered in the Depot before
the previous eyerng. All freehts must be pre- pa i'd
aug l0--dts THOS. JELIIS, Ag't-
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT.
RICHMOND.
Ok 600 WORTH OF TuRNs-
.k.NWNk IIIRE.-. u rs & II 4 Il :

- -VsVVO TU URE.-- 10 Me- + IT 4 II :
no Cd, MAIN STREET, RIcHmoNp, VIRGINIA.
We offering lurge assortment of Furniture
reduced prices have faeiteis for man
ufacturing than heretofore, w return thanks for
the liberal patronage received from middle aud
Virginia, aud we hope offer such inducements to
merit continuation of these fuyors. Our motto is
Quick sales and smnl profits" and intend in all
adhere to it strieky. We invite all exam
inc stock, believe we will offer greater in
duccments buyers than any other House in the State
w prepared manufacture all articles in line
at the shortest notice. JONES 4 HARDWOOD.
Sept 24-dts
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Christun Family Library, continuing the illnstrn
ted lives of the Apostles,
Life of the Saviour,
Women Of the Scriptures,
Lives of the Pariarchs,
ALso,-Stor of Bethlehem,
God in disease,
Heaven or santed dead.
Heavenly Recognition-will we know friends in
Heaven,
Chapin's characters in the Gospels,
Gleamines und Cropping, Danforth)
Bames' notes on job,
on lsnnc,
Wilson's Life Of Wesley.
Abbotts Young Christian, Cornerstone, and woy to
do good
Josephus' complete works,
Thompson's Lectures to Young Men,
Baxers Call,
Dodridges Rise and Progress,
Jays Family Prayers,
Thornton's
Spinckes
Also, Quarto, Octave School md Pocket Bibes-Va
riety G. MORSE, Com BooK-SToRE'
oct 13-ts
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TON HOTEL, Corner q


IA8EEL HOUSE, LyncEburg, va.
~ The undersigned takes this method ofinforming his
friends and the public generally, that he has leased for
IA term ofyears the CABELL HOUSE, and that 1t is
now open for the reception of company 1t has un-
dergone thorou! repair from tip to bottom, and is
ftrn shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks call and if entire satisfaction is not given
no charge will bs made. He has also leased EHioWs
Sfa51es the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender, and attentive Osters.
&. w. A. RAINE, Proprietor.
" B.-I have made arrangements with the proPrie-
tors of the ''VlRGINIAN READING Room, by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that resort OF
news and literature Cards of admission will be OBJ
taned M the Hotel. iy l2-dtfl q. w. A. X.
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STE EAN MARBLE WORK s.
~ JOHN T. ROGERS has removed his Marble Works
10 the of Main and Sth wherewll be found
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltalian and American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Mantel
Pieces Of every description, WallP ates, Fronts Nc.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
ner. Orders from the country, with city reference,
romptl attended to.
Mr. II having served his apprenticeship in one of the
largest establishments in New York city. and having
much experience in the business, atters himself that
all work executed his shop will give entire satsac.
tion any done North or South.
Richmond, July l4-lyd
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e. III 11.sssszzssz1 VIRGINIA AND TIE N
sasS NJ Hn-Aa@ NESSEE ERAIERO a ID.
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF SLAVES.-No Slave
will be permitted ride the Railroad cars. with
cut special crttten permission from his her owner
or he guardian of the owner unless pa
MED by the OWNER person otherwise entitled THEN
service Such permit must be given in duplicate.
of which will be retained by the Conductor Of the I
CHAS +. NJ GARNETT,
march I8--ts Chief Engineer