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Destructive Freshst near Columbia, S. C.

COLUMBIA, Aug 29.An Unprecedented freshet has oc-
curred Broad River bridge, miles above Columbia.
Bruxers trese work has been DESTROYED The of
six hundred feet. II belonged the Greenvle Railroad
Company
The bridge Fross mills has been washed away with
the exception OF one span
Incaculabe damage is feared will the crops,
which will be visited by the various arising from
the trehet Entire fields OF rich Is sad have been
completely Inundated and other crops cannot but suffer in
like manner
The daily union., 1852-09-02
WhiE Mass meeting Last Night.

If the wbig meeting. held last evening in front
OF the City Hail. is to be regarded reflex of popular
sentiment OF the country. then the chances of Scott and
Graham must be poor iadeed more tame. spiritless,
and dull affair has nev er transpired in Washington.
The daily union., 1852-09-02

DROFEssIONAL CARO-JAmEs q. aUNNELIs, M. D.,
win continue the prscics of Office occupied by
sher Or cunns for the ye.s Presidents
b--eodlm. ~ T..
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r Ow-PRICED school-Books, OF all the kinds used In
the District states, ink, and paper, every
'"r TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
sep2 bookstore, near Sh street
The daily union., 1852-09-02

English and French Family BOARDING school,
Wasiingon City.
TEACHING AND STUDYING subscriber, will
for few additional young ladies who will
academic which bosns 2sth Of
tember.
Applic place information
6rst Of september, at wsrrcnton sPings, Virginia.
r.. w. CUSHMAN, A. M.
Aug I7--dlmd&spd
The Union Academy,
Corner Of 1Hh street and Nsw York
THE academic year Monday, August 3o
The proprietor has spared
well most desirable accommodations
and facilities for obtaining thorough English and classical educa
ton.
". Richards, A. M, principal and proprietor
q. Hitchcock, A. n, assistant.
A. T.. Perry, A. b., assistant "a
A. q. Richards, teacher of the primary deparhtent
A. teacher Of modern languages.
J. Gibson teacher of drawing and painting.
Circulars be obtained Farnsms bookstore Of the
Principal.
wAsmreror, Aug. ~, ls5o. Aua2t-eodow
The Union Female Academy,
On lnh street, between III and Now arenue
THE academic seminary will
j. day, August 30, 1859. e..
Mrs. u. Richards, principal
Miss n. Craven, nssisanL .H
MA. zappone, teacher Of modern languages
Circulars obtained MS above,
August "a 1864. Aur 2s-eod2w
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by y. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionser

VALUABLE LOT ON MARYLAND AVENUE AT AUC-
TfON-On friday afternoon, September g. at 5S O'Clock
the premises shalt self lot No ~, Mary
a nd avenue, Isth and 18th street,. =
This 10, rsby situated in rapidly improving
and affords beautiful site for building,
Terms third cash the residue in months for
notes secured by deed OF trust bearing interest.
JAS, c. MCGUIRE,
Sep9-d HH6#..= H..#. Aucuoneer.
E,Ns E"siish Eaiaons nns paper, and large type,
cloth binding. ~
Of MachisveIi-i vol. 81.
snoudis History South Of Europe-o
Milton's Prose Works. vols %. s. Y
achierei's Lectures Modern Hsory-f vol. Sl.
Nssnder History OF the Eary Planting OF Chrisiany2
~
Robert Halls Miscellaneous works-1 VOL 81.
Ocklcy's History OF the Saracens-l vol S
Works OF RabessA2 vols 81
Literary Works of Sir Joshua Reynods-2 vols. 81.
Jeremy Taylsr,s Holy Living and Dyng-l vol. 81,
Grcgorys Evidences of the Christian Refgon--f vol. 81.
Roscoe's History Of Leo the Tenth~-9 ~
Tbery's History the Norman Conqnes-2 81. ~.
Works of Andrew FpIer-l vol.
Whenfiy N Book Of Common Prnyer-i
Imported, with many other standard works, by
sep2 fRAkCK TAYLOR
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Drafts heretofore
irawn, but not yet
,aid, though pays,
ole.
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Book Notice.
LIBRARY HousE REpREsEsrATIv
sH s#aE August ~, lsa
LARGE number Of books, belonging this Office arc YET out
n Tho members of the House, and others having h
possesson respectfully requested returned
a ...Ne@ JOHN A. PARKER
Aug 27-du Librarian House OF Representative,
III. A. Tyson and sisters Seminary Young Ladi.
On + strssf, bstween l2th and I3M streets.
THE duties Of this institution will be resumed on "Wednesday m
i 18th of September. -
TERMS, IN ADVANCE:
For the senior and junior departments including ornamental
neediework and drawing, per quarter an
iIlmnIy
FOR particulars circulars may principal bookstores
the institution. at. -
Persons wishing pupils respectfully invited to visit M
establishment -
Monsieur T. RAoULr engaged professor the French an,
other modern languages.
Aug 2S-dtd
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SECOND DESPATCH.

Columbia, August 29-ll p. m-There is heavy freshet
In the Congaree, and the Columbia bridge is in imminent
danger the at this moment being three feet above
the highest point known. which was in 1910
The Broad river bridge has been swept away. and
ZION of 1t with great force against the Colu mbia
bridge, damaging the latter to considerable extent Ii s
however considered that the Columbia bridge will be
foaed off the water is eighteen inches below the
flooring.
The crops above this have been materially inu
but to what extent il impossible at present to ascertain
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Later from the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, August 3l.-Mr Aubrey arrived here last
night from Santa Fe making the trip to Independence in
twenty five days He left Santa Fe the 3st ut Gen
Lane reached Fort Atkinson July 10Th. Major Van
Horn, OF the army, of Aubreys party. Mrs. and
Miss King, OF Georgia. died The Arkansas river in July
Aubrey 800 lodges OF Cnmanche and kioway Indians
Rabbit Ear creek. Mr. Bsckner and Lieut.. Woodruff
left Fort Atkinson the 25th for the States Mr. Aubrey
informed by Major Van Horn that about the LIST OF
July eight Apache Indians attacked fifteen Mexcans
the Jounado del Muerto, aud killed and wounded four
others, taking from them twenty oxen.
Condition Of the Ohio.
CNcINNATi, August 3l--The river is still rising, and
there feet in the channel FiIst-cass
boats will leave for New Orleans next Monday.
Tie S'orm at the South.
MOBILE Aug 30-The losses by the in this
city will exceed S500.0OO.
MOBILE, Aug 3O.--Dreadfu accounts come in from the
OF destruction by The loss OF lives and vessels
Nearly all the wharves destroyed Mach damage has been
done in the interior. #.eN at.sas,.#
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LIMITED STATES SILK and Bunting Flag Nanufse-
oyThe subscriber respectfully informs members Of Cons'
ana ehers wishing procure United
ing hag that he making naEs
on lie has hand several arxesze banng flags
make TO order any number at the shortest notice.
DAVID A. BAIRD,
Aug l-eo4w Uphoisterer 9Th street, Penn avenue.
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Amount on depos
ite.
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INSURANCE.
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co
HARTFORD CONNECTICUT.
CAPITAL 100000.

.Secare4s izressed aHder nc otie'af afYfordf o
the Comptroller offhe Sf0fc
OFFICE foRsrP OF VAN + ASYLUM SITS
The conpaay II issae Policies IN tue l"ft si'''h
rrip-inlss sud tsan the Mafnal plan thus combining
and mrs. c.,tranf. npon an, and 81 eonditiof appcr
pgtare.
foriss sill he issne,i n the lowest u fHeHistu
tins, IN be auptea AID asfd requisite sccnrytu the
secured aaa prrf,einily 10 the Institution
ia the sarren.lef Il Life Policy. tie hnidsr ss
reivc II : eauisahie e5,rr IN ra.b.
This Company CONTINUES cHfet i.abranr. ~ ttse
lives Of persons fling California: iir uf pre-
MUM AMI 10 graz perm IT, tr travelling, and fi-
eizn residences rluit able rafes.
Policies issued tar rho benefit OF married eafeo.
tie Life Of their husband any other Ir-na .l cl.
-.ire her separate ase independently husband
and 81 the claims Of Iris creaitors
The Con proer ut Public Arruuafss uaief date NJ
29fh Of Januaty 1851. ceftifes that
The Legislature h4ying thgown estraofduafy Hud
unu-ual guards ar1and s charter, Tor III" protection
alike Of the Company and he rubc; the strength al.r
~ and well invested capital II the instiiutpu IA
opinion nasurrnssfi by ms Life Insurance COMPANY n
this State or Uniau tSigned) y q. PISsET.
Comptroller e Public Arroo#la, Stete II Coun.
Tho Company s1nta Eed aud controlled b, h"1ri
OF Drectars, sho per-auaiiy utere.fcd ~ HorAhpl
.icrs and policy .iplicrs IA lis success.
Pamphlet roafaiaing rate Of premium an tiurna
lion 10 relation TIE pllu fepersn., ayd ri pap"fs
necessary cici Insurance, my BE- obtained ~ the OF
fee of The Company ar 81 any one al tie Agents.
a. =. WlllTTEMORE Lynrhanis.
June 2s@Ngm Avrat tor Hirsiiliu.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY &c.
nooKs. PIANOS, STA
fJR


i sLAYES AND MASTERs, NJ. 7. HRND"tfb.
ratafttiitiJn. illustrated. I ]; rape ,Dc.
Ieon NJ Plaadelplt1 Banner ~ NJ ftos-.
tn. i. decidedly the best among the miny boon.
which I've appeared since the publication Of 'u9re
Tom abn snd &. f,r superior To II If ral meI VINO
pf IL equal Interest The author Informs ~ I'm Il
h,s becn written 10 i npe tiat tnTt lead - 'i''4a
and sr.-t Wow .l ne. sal.iect OF slavery. His ~.
eipn - that r te Bbie tie Fiie inhdeiy OF mod
rrn ai,piitipuisfn W. assnred thai III story =
founded on fact. II embelIisrd 9Th nnfnefou, hand.
soma il urtraton4. from original designs by stephen
Jusi received by I. AoHob'
nv LIZ
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MERCHANDISE.
nIccOuKLE, SIMPSON "a JONI JONI

-, -. Ia PM (;,oce.s and Co"aHaiss'oR
49,. Nm j, ,,.t. Lgaotbarg "a, are nov
and laveii store their fresh Fall supply" 81 We"
(ioadz. siz: ..,;i,, cefee
10 bags Rio Laga Java and AI,a.e,,, ,J ca lsl.
- bids md ibis Orleans Porto hie1 az" = '''
fled Sr2ara a., M.
% bias aad bbs \ Orleans AID West i""'' .''
~ i,lI. = baxc. crushed. powdered l.oni sugar
% bis superior G eiiee ugaf
% sucks Liverpool and ground mum za'
Coz kes. Nail nd siikes, nj sizes
I5g1 b. Sc Leather ..fa,-
GO toa. rolled and country ron, (part on co4ss9-
nen) consisting Of square, roon"' 'a'''
b4.f round, Sc. &c nj <ihes -.
10000 10. Cotton Yarns (Par IN consignment oes'
900 Bs Hailor-, squaee and octason ea''-''''''
$40 ibs sheur steel
800 To- blistrrrd rter
60 900 feet best Safety fu-c
5g5 Lcg. Dupont best blasting Powder
10 10 bales ale 4.7-sapd "a Dome.rics
10 do No and : Ozuabnrgs
- packages Gunpowdcr black and 'mPef'a ga
Il bbI. Tanners and Lamp Oil
80 bnses s<I0.9Zl2. 10 <l2, 2/i4 Glass
- bbls aud half bbs No l. : and lifir'"Es '''
Mackrfcl
l5n0 Negro Blankets all prices
30 PUN bed do do
50 dozen Wool Hats, all qualities
10 do Cloth caps
- cuses Lquorice, some very i"e
. Baskets oil a
60 boxes Tulow Adamantine AMI Sperm Candie'
y bbs bel y Carolina Tar
10 Kegs Lewis white Lead Aol, extra ana pure
10000 ibs prime Bacon Sides
Il reanls wrapping PAPER.
Also. Cuicocs, Bed-lisAing,. beachrd Domestics
Plaid Linseys Negro Clothing, Spice, Pepper, Ginger
Coppcras, Alum Sa!tpere. Indigo, Nader b ,
gar. Axes, round and square point Shovels. painted
B"1ss l.' Iol,e do g., Sc Also, Chewing ooe
Smoking Tobaeeo, all qualities, of their own mnnai9c
rure. and warranted all OF which will be sold on thu
very best terms for cash in exchange to country pro
,luce, or to punctut customers on tlm"'
Tby also continucto receive and forward Goods anC
Produce Of every deseriPtiou which win be done witt
the gfeatc-t di-pnlch oct '0-fs
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BOOKS FORIs5s

u Gin Of RcmembI8uee.n Souvenir for all sensons
Gsn If the season.. Illuminated nnd iIi1stmted, VII
- elegant engraving,
7 be tilt OF FrIenisbip,
lhe Rcmcnbcr Me for 1853.
lie Gilt 1T Sentiment,
TIE Gem Tor all season;
Off Of Affection,
Gift II Love,
he Pcarl, With illustrations.
The ilyucinlh 81 Affection Cir.
Tue N iutergreen always remembered.
Also. Back CANON Boards common and extra quality
received at MORSE'E Com. H0Hss
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MERCHANDISE.
yVx,fsTEEE DIE:

vDR'f'ikE IA aklAS-COLHOEA y nOIf
4 KYIE's CoRNER afe new receiving Er,si al
-, ,.,rrr,ete as-,ttment Of Goods for LaGies, ~.
ave ever had the pleasure Of exhibiting. The flI'
M, arc some If the articles they prepared In IT,
H. y.bo will fayor them with ea,:-Fig,i Man.I,,
Gn, - 10 81 per yard; do Casbaefcs, Satdc Afries
Fcacb Merinos Persian Cloths. satin Tlaid Silks H.
linn Brocade ditto. BID ditto. in great variety Clt
and Clookns II oolcu and Grippe shawls, Sk,,s under
Ca,as Sleeves Culinf. Sill, Narsicd and { uttop H.
49,. yelvct and other Ribbons. Luce aud other CHM,
i;en rarpbric Ildh'E, Mufs, Gloves. Merino and SIN
ve.s. &c. &c We respectful invite all in want n
o,eg chap and good articles, to give US call before
rnrchnsing tort DIS
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1 aAnn.-rMN rNnEaIaNEn MoLLn y.

4 sARD.-rUE UNDERSIGNED WOILD res
Y peetuliy uak continuance ol the patronage Al
long bestowed upon him. the concern and IN
this correction he de"ms il proper. 10 ask all who
ndrhtrd 10 bun to come forward and settle their
counts without delay.
Therearc many cluims Of long atanding, which, mos
close up, aud II is expected tlut all who know them
selves to be indebted wilray attention rhir notice
Jan s-.fs \. DlIGUID.
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rsNIlE sUBsC0sBElss having ohio

Va y y - III LtFbb III" ~ IN- 00T0TINI IN
\ exclusive right Of retailing Eisk's Metlie BuIia
Ca-cs. taxi this method ofnforming heP people otlyneh
anr an tie surrounding country, tint they have il
thcir wac loorn Main Street aof of the above Ca
So, ct different SIZES It would be diicult tash give
n u,cguatr upte-auu Of these Cose- without person
uspector: tey nic perfectly ,il gt and indcytlue
A'r tl for protecting nd preserving the bead, fnl
l,iinry ctnpnts. for vults to, transportation.
scpcriu anything of the kind before invented Those
unfortunate enough led the aio,e Case can b.
.urriiedby \. DIlGUlD X SONS.
Undertaking he u.l.4t eyIc also promptly otlsa1
rr a., $. * SONS.
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IT, Furniture ware-Roonas,
RiCHaoSD, Va,

~
I'D Opposite Exchange Bank, Aiain Stree.
We offering tie largest assortment and great.
variety ofFurniture that has been offered this
market. Our motto is, quick sales and small profits
We are Offering great Inducements buyers have
lately erected very large factory and
on very large scale Gail and examine our stock be-.
'oe buying. aud if W. do rot offer Furniture lower than
@ o'her house IN Virginia, will forfeit our repuia
' lau5-asl JONES & HARN GOD.
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A,rRINA sTNOM EWls lN52.-HOYD

, j. BROTHER, MIN Slleet Igae5g"g' r.
In1pnrtcrs Of CHINAand EARTHENWARE and Deai-
ers in Ont. Dressed oad Plum Gfdss u are Lool'Rg
Glossrs Giraado'es P.asd ami Bfit'a"ia Ware Wan
e,s Cas,ors, DE-; in receipt Of their Spring
supply OF Domestic and Foreign Goods OF Their o"l
importrtion-which embraces every article usually
found in such Establishments Our Stock is OF the
largest offered in this market and having been care
fully selected and bought the mos, favorable terms
We are determined To be understood = any HOUSE
in the country, either North South. Merchants and
others wanting anything this nc, would do we'll tt
call and examine Stock and prices before purchasing
MISUNDERSTANDING confident can please nil in -tyle
quality and price Of Goods. The Ladies particular
" invited to call and examine Stuck.
,nlrrh 09-f.
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" HOLT. KYLE's CoHSER, LYNcHBuRG, would.
vito the attention of buyers 10 their large and well So
loctel stock Of FALL GOODS sneh as Cnrfets, Rugs
;aqs.y. double and single width iullcd Cloths. c.
mo- Curtain Goods ia great variety, Table Linen cirnn
- tIian ever offered in this market knitting Yarn
plaket. bleaehrd and brown Sheeine, &c. Our sfncl
desirable and Aaer ourselves will give salts
,action To hose who will give it an examination.
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&lOSAS. SOLLAESS, SRAE &c,
~ Waterford, Prince Albert oud Hungarian TIES,
something entirely new, sur assng any heretofore ex-
hibiied Also. another lot of those crimpsd apron
Stocks. IL dozen hrec ply corded Collars lust
the Clothing and Finishing BAZAAR
nov Cts [Rep COPY A s SIAfER &. co.
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I IEE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IL HOSE AND FI6s INSURANCE. COMPANY
A ROME INSfILTiOS.-1hi. Company mu,ct
Insurance against los dnut g by ifr, bellne
Houscs Stotrs, Tobacco tetuIics aud nlsi Ealiugs:
an Furniture Guoas. Wares atil Merehaudisr gene.
rally snd country The favorable frrnIs.
Also makes lrsutaeees the live. OF al, prrsnns
ioyng good health aad Of .oapd constitutions fes COG
such ~ engaged Ia wot Raj ib,dv Caasls md
nther extraordinary Employment, f,rhe who'edotGon
% life. or FOR limited period
Slave. employed n obituary occupation, ut Rrtl
Roads. cauais, OF ofaor eStra public WORT sill b,
iusnicd o. reasonable terms,
BOARD UF pteICIpRf
JOHN kOBiS MCDANIEL Itr.ld,ff
d. I. &. PETERS. vice Pre-.
s. DIUGulD. uiefEpgineer
THps. o. AcRft Grn. y lAsesY,
Jas. NJ. Cons. ions 4 lIGoAI.
MARTIN HOLLINS, 7,sasi.rs'.
NJ ". DAyFSronr, Sec 3.
DR.. 4. II Gilmer. ,,,=,,
Dr.Wm. Otwoy Owen,
Iuly 9l--ts
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EyY CONCERN.

NEW EUsGEssN.-lhc suhsc,i1efa A. .orn
y tr tcusriycs tngethe, the bfst Instant font Ia,
ar pu.posrot conducting the uauaa .ture
3 ps4e1aslsszl u CABINET WAKE, ait1. .li ana
NC I'D fs,' ipeaa 2tal ~ S. Diurajd, un.
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4 ADJOINING fHElOSl OffIGE. IfsfnUrEa.
Fs.--J y. GtDDLSS y. BRO. P,ofTtrto,s. (tar
~, }g ~ batnsosr.D hcefea hn1d afd male 4, ords1
Al A,,.isr8 price. Egyptian and haiiau Mare A'an-
to-. a.aIa ard arlaarHat Malu4saf., Tomb. Hood
al f,et sfenrs Ganlrn Yt-eH Counter. Tabi. Bureau
fsd Was,-zr,1l tops, rte aay -iss The ssouel
=.piicr. Aian. door auI window -ifi#.
AIsef3rr, from county. snirgste1 II a., Il
- iatLtaile executed wiz l,eioeas MI dispaisb
Aug l8--dfs ). +. GADDESS' = BRO
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4.-haying by entry ol record. revoked
late Deputy Us Sheriff Of the co,,'a IS us ny
IN ay III that character, do hereby for
warn al persons IRON paying, said Mcpesro,o3
=. - me as Sher as aforesaid OF duo 10 me
hce OF Sheri, and particularly any monies dnS e OIL
come due, to administrator will The VOL; W. " be
of jesse W. cd, decd. RICH'D PrRIf f<,soAea'
nov ll-d2w late Lsrif Of CnmphelI 90,
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IMPORTANT 30 FARMERS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in use Mr.. Il. Bri,tiu ,ham NJ ,beil PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esipen them most valuable mp.
pendagc great convenienc" and 81 rriei' rrot.o
ton against fire.
CHARLES MARX, richmond.
Il. h. TYLER. do
DR.. ROYSrER. Uugucnof Spting.,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. falmsine
EDMUND HUBBARD. BueAing ham
r. !. GAINES. Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen In nj Dr. VIM. S. Morris's
Duguds foundry, and ut many other places in Lynch
burg. all of whom approve their utility aHd usciu
The Pump be scei, IN Rid monl, tho " hig
Office. They warranted = lori, well lor wear.
w NOfiCE.-An petsG,,- hnying or selling the
above articles, Responsible me for Il.
K. BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 92-dts Pfnnrirtnr
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HATS AND GAPS.
~ESsa

- HATS AND GAPS. csSs5
FILL FASHIONS F0R Is52
TIVE ~. rtibpl bos NV received Dr., Nete iafk
Ga,llpotc aud Philadelphia .f,.. nf G,ufte n,o,'s
NJ. ! N4is. Nm silk. blae. ard ahI4c, Ee1sor and
B,5-a HATS which iof durability md Lcoufy, cpnaal
be .utf5s-ed 10 Ills o1s otl, ualset Iii toci, !.
aoa l5fs mud complete enhancing If the fa'.H md
Io,sclt4t6c IaiI51dS u At t.5oie,al~ ami Re.q5
In hith be most cordially invite. MS old friends adi
customer. ..pJ to public eetrnl's. 4, cye In a call
b, lore 1afa bosiu, .ls.yheit IsfacN viii Il. tuUnd
u. rLcap any of,r establishment IN the c.fg Al
giu Ut Hat asde urdeI .ll .ai4less aud spa.eh
~ Gps,op.,s ikfs 3f s.,5 ot r., r rieaas
Coll II llr - al the itlL Z HI.
oct 81. HM SITTER.
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tpaENDED sEavER CUPS, NEW lew

~
- elry, (atest Patterns, ine Clocks. very cheap
elegant Cod and Silver Watches, (warrantcd for TWO
ycars)
Also II rand cap paper of the best and fnestqaa
ity fne Nc papcrnnd fancy Envelopes, New Books
rood Books very fine Books. School Books Sc. nil for
sale at he lowest pr es. Can and look these Goods
before you buy elsewhere. You money by do
np 4o (oci Gt.4 JOHN =. WRIGHT
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fE'OTHE FArsHEEss-Thr.u b.crilcr- ha,
ios purchased the Pateui Bigi af - Clos. Dophb
Epadi4eai Rattrg Scy "a lIheaf IN, uaffa
t,urng them nj AL ite ~ aud os,min
ttr iheaiselsrs. DlUGtID & BRO,
y tif-ltstfHfs IUlsAbUyg f8aad,B
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FALL & WINTER GoOlss..

~ II "A
Y IOUN = DAVIS is opening hi- full slorA
nr POI - bINTER GOODS, embracing the
..r-.. a i9.t a,t,n"iye assortment offered by
i'm amele which ate.
a great yar:ct'' o#rfrllnted De LANES Ca>hmcres
4...i-ts and American do
ain French Mcrino
De laines
.ain and figured dress ilks
black
rich Blacadc
Mourning goods
Sleeves. Collar. and Chimezettes
g" Plain and embroidered Handht rclief.
\ splendid assortment of Ladies Itiech and Cloh
fiozis i'll fall stock of all kinds OF Goods usually
found in d Bry 6 6Is store. He soicits II cali and
pedgos himscfoot be undersod by any house in Va
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-11-25
ITO CABINET MAKERS

n ceivng the most complete assortment of Cnbnei
makers materials have before offered and I'm de-
lormned SELF all goods in tins line cheaper than the,
'an te bought in Nrsia. A. WINSTON
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-13

THE "LAsT ROSE OF SUMNER" ONCE
hoRE.-We subjoin very pretty note, which
was sent us, along with one of the sweetest and
prettiest bouquets we have yet had the plea
sure of receiving. Lest some of our brethren
should become jealous of our good luck, we
deem it proper to say that the donor is mar
ried lady. She has properly appreciated our
taste. We love flowers, but we love still
more, such notes as this. 1t breathes the very
"perlume of the violet" We can even forgive
the hit at "our young affections" May those
of our correspondent be always as fresh, and
as fragrant, as the flowers that bloom around
her, never TO be nipped by the sharp frost of
adversely, or bent beneath the bleak wind of
sorrow, or withered by neglect or snapped
by unkindness.
Mr.. misunderstanding you said, the
other day, about "Last Rose of Summer"
leads me to conclude that you are fond of such
smiling flowers; and as you have ALL your
young affections to lavish upon such beauties,
permit me, though unacguainted with you, to
present you with yet another last rose, cuIled
from many yet blooming around us at the Ar
mOry.
November IL, 1852.