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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

The death Of Mr.. Clay has been asubect of
leading articles in most of the London daily
newspapers. The Times speaks of hin, as one
whose virtues and talents entitle him to be re.
GREETED by the world. and describes him at the
close OF his long life as invested with some
thing Of antique greatness, representing the
ssp'rlt OF wiser and severer age, transmitted to
himself from the founders of the American
commonwealth. His views on commercial
policy are, however, referred TO as in the es-
tmat!on Of the Times the pervadng mistake of
ms iiie. The Daily News considers that he
had the "rarest genius for compromise that the
world perhaps ever saw" but draws distnc
,on between Compromise and moderation, the
latter being distinguished characteristic Of
ashing'on. 1t regards the faire.t aspect Of
his HE as that In which We see him, the adyo.
cate and protector of South American and
Greek liberties. The Morning Chronicle.
while 1t also speaks of him as ''emphaticallv
the statesman ofcompromise, attaches a high.
or Importance TO his course than that assigned
by the Daily News, and says tina, ii is for The
triumphs in the field of compromise, where
success Is rarely achieved at all, and scarcely
ever more than once, that his name will do.
scend with greatness to posterity.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
CONGRESS-.SAruRpAv.

The Senate did not sit oday.
HousE.--The House passed the bill allow
ing the Washington Gas Light Company to
increase their capital stock, and to extend their
pipes into Georgetown; and also the bill to es-
tablish three additional land offices in the dis
trict Of Iowa. The bill to authorize certain
soldiers ofthe war Of 1912, 10 exchange their
bounty lands for others was next taken from
the Speakers table, and debated by many
members until the termination of the morning
hour; when the House. passing from its con.
Tderation. took up the bill for the election Of a
public printer. &C., which was debated at
length by Messrs. Marshall of Kentucky, Ha-
ven, Chngman, Florence and Orr. The said
bill was finally amended by the adoption Of
the substitute reported by Mr.. Marshall of
Kentucky, from the select committee on print.
ing; with one or two amendments, and thus a.
mended. it was finally passed. And then the
House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

The FISHERY QUEsTJoN.-Lw portant an
noancfment.-The New York Courier. has the
following important paragraph. 1t will be re-
collected that the British Minister is now
with Mr. Webster at Mar.hfcd:
We learn 10y special Geographic despatch
rs from our Washington corr, spondcn. that
dispatches were received onWednesdav nj CHI
from MIR. Webster. containing assurances
that the fishery difficulties would be promptly
and satisfactorily settled The British preicn-
sions, as generally understood, ar. discamcd
and extend no further than that portion of
the fishing grounds where The British jursdic-
ton is undisputcd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION election
In North Carolina for Governor, members Of
the Legislature. and county officers takes place
to-day. Hon. JOHN KERR is the Wing Can
dldate for Governor, and Hon. DAVID S.
REID the democratic candidate The Lcgis-
laiure to be elected will be required to choose
a United States Senator at its next session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

The Buchanan Va. Recorder. speaking Of
Gov. johnson. of Va. say -" We have always
belonged to the Sc me school of politics " ih the
commuterof Hatcher's punishment We coltri-
buted everything in our power to his elevation
to the gubernatorial chair, out of which we
would now contribute equally as much to eject
him"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
Michigan.

Extract Of letter to the Richmond Wing :
DETROIT. July 81. 1859.
"You may confidently count on Michigan
for Scott. l believe there is not better stale
o! feeling in any other STATE in the Union, or
so much indifference amongst the Locofocos.
as here. Hundreds and hundreds of Locoro.
COS viii vote for Scott"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
or NEW JERSEY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,

Electors for tlse State OfVirgini1
LIST District-John X Kilby of Nansemond.
Cd District-Col. J. Chambliss, of Greensvile.
Sd District
Ash Di-trict-H. II Marshall Of Charlotte
5th District-Alex. Rives Of Albemarle
9th Di.trict-Wm. G. Scott. of Powhatan.
9TH Distrct-Jos Segar. of Elizabeth City.
9th Di-,rict-J. H. Lacy. of Spottsylvnnia.
9th Distrirt-Henry w. Thomas. OF Fairfax.
10Th Distrct-Alex. r. Boteler. Of jefferson.
1I,h Di-trict-Col. J. d. Baldwin. Of Augusta.
18th District-John Echols, of Monroe.
18th Di-trict-Walte- Preston, Of Washington.
Iarh District-.John J. Jackson. jr.. of Wood.
18th Dstrict-T. NJ. Gally, of Ohio.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05
APPOINTMENT OF ADJUTANT GENE.
RAJ

WASHINGTON, July 30.-Brevet Lieutenant
Goionel Samuel Cooper has been appoint. d
aoJuta1t General Of the Army. He Is oa,.
lam and accomplished officer and his ,ppos,t.
mens Will give universal abstraction to he Ar
my '"e az
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

SECRETARY OF THE NAvY-The Frederick
(Md.) Examiner, notices the appointment Of
Mr. Kennedy as Secretary ofthe Navy. and
thus speaks the feelings of the Wings of Ma
ryland:
I'VE announce the success Of Mr.. Kennedy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-08-05

The f'lowingisa synopsis Of the operations
Of the Mint, from an euLoi ate table recently
made out:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19
ARRIVALS'AT TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY.

| CRY HOTEL A jordan, Smitbfieid;
T. A RI.ntan. N N Caldwell. and son, Ameiin;
| ! Chamberlain, Miss; J 5 Pendleton, Rich.
| monJ: ] ID Ennis. Danville; Morr'se,i,
| Chesterfield; CaproD, Norfolk; II Jones,
G Jones, Tappahannoeki Tuck, Essex;
" Green, Norfolk: J NJ Dab rev, Boiling,
A Tucker. Alabama; w II Craven, A C Trun.
dell. Va; ] B Crawley. Orange; VIM Shields,
Yorktown; w Clark, Camden; c p Jones, N
c; J ii Rogers, Il A Montross, Baltimore; J
ID Tree. lady and servant, Washington; w N
Whiting, Dinwiddie; Sedel, Louisa; s ID
Goocb, B r r r. w II Fleshman, J Madison
Synan, Louisa; l. Bivington, Albemarle; Dr.
Hargrove, Virginia; J NJ Wilde, Virginia. A
Akin, Nj Akin, Henrico; J A Mayo, Norfolk;
Cole, Williamsburg; VS. Spencer, WIN
Bush. James City; Col Clark, Snrry; vii.
son, Pierce, Md, J s Scott. Northampton;
Flippin. Miss Flippin, Mrs ChIdress,
Prince Edward; w w Marlborough and lady,
Lunenburg; J w Farham, Miss H Wan, Es>
sex.
EXCHANGE HOTEL-Danl. II London,
Richmond; r E Deainetle, Caroline; ID c
Glenn, Miss; NJ Childress, Tenn; A Sheperd
and lady, Wilmington; J + Brown, Hooker
ton; w A Skinner, b F Mills, Columbia; K s
Bernard; Norfolk; l. Benburv. Edenton; q
s Fuqua, Appomattox; K Williams. Buck
| ingham; + Fisher, Boston; A u Mabry, Ala;
w Branch, Petersburg Shelton, Miss; S
| 5 Graham, King and Queen;J Kirk, S c; Nj
q Gentry. Henrico; 5 5 Graham, King and
| Queen; Muirhead, Alexandria; G kiser,
Miss; II Christer, Va; G w Geul, Baltimore;
II Guggenheemin, Christansburg; r A Alb.
bou, E Tipping, Nottoway; r NJ Scott
Cumberland; w b Harris, Pow halan; Chas A
McEvoy, Va.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.-Willis Dance
a,I / y L.. III
herd, Fluvanna; E J Thompson, Albemarle;
Graves, Green; b Harris, Charlottesville;
I Ballard, MilingIon, Albemare r 5 Winfree,
Chesterfield; l. Roper, Petersburg; w 5 Lyon
and J Lyon, N e; H A Christian, Lynchburg;
g r Johnson and p p Smith, Cumberland; J
Garrett, Palmyra; J w Abraham, Bucking-
ham; Fl Laighborough, Georgetown, ID C; q
Largely, Fluvanna; John A Mayer, Norfolk;
h II Harding aud two sons, Nottoway; J A
Harris, New Orleans; S Organ. Indiana; c
Philips, w Weaver, Prince Edward; w
Simmons, W Hays, Pech Creek; c S True.
heart, A A Grigg, Amelia ID Pulley, S A Sra-
II Staples, J Hudson, + Rutlidge, A Waugh.
an, Lunenburg; S w Drake and lady, Powha
tan; ID VI Christian and lady, Kentucky; G 5
Armstrong, Cbesterfeld; B Hodge, Mecklen.
burg.
AMERICAN HOTEL.-G w Earle, and
family, Prince Edward; II c Logan, Halifax;
Peterman, and Kennedy, Roanoke; w
Overon, Hanover; Mullett, and NJ Sc
lnf, GAINESVILLE; 5 w Rogers, Fredericksburg;
ID Bridges, New Orleans; & w Palmer, and
lady and Miss Garrison, n G; Harrison,
Cumberland Miss Howard, and Miss Jane
Groull, Goochland;C II Newell. and b c
Marshall, Appomatox; A G Adams, Charles
ton; Eastman, lady and Miss l. E Roge,s.
Raleigh; w Jennings, and + C Butman,
NC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19

THE JENNINGS ESTATE The following re-
marks in relation 10 the great Jennings estate
!spelled, however Jennens,) are quoted by the
New York Evening Post from a late English
paper:
The heirs to the great Jennens properly
have not yet established their claims. William
Jennens, OF Acton pluce. Suffolk, who LETT vast
wealth, is stated 10 have been the richest sub
Ject OF his time. He was born 10 1902, and
died at the age of ninety six in 1898. His faith
er Robert Jennens, aid de camp TO John. Duke
oil Marlborough. was son Of Humphrey Jen-
mems, an eminent iron master of Birmingham.
VIA. Jennens, whose life was long course of
miserIy accumulation, had property in almost
every fund, and a ways kept balance Of ESQ.,
ooo IN his bankers hands, although ne did not
during The last fourteen years OF his life, draw a
single draft. will was found in his coat
pocket sealed, but not signed, which was
owing, as his favorite servant stated. 10 his
master leaving his speciacles at home when
he went 10 his solicitor for the purpose of exc.
cutting it,"
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MAXINE NE VS..
PORT OF IfICHMON ID

CLEARED,
Slip Geo Phelps, Shuman Liverpool, tobacco,
by Ciopton.
ARRIVED, -
Schr Henry r Smith, Nolton, New York, mdse to
H w Fry.
Schr Mercy Taylor Eickerson, Boston, mdse to
d Curfe.
Schr Mary Peck, Dupuy, Philadelphia, coal to
P c Lsrus.
Schr Cambria, Jones, James River, wheat
SAILED
Schr Martha, Kennedy, Halifax flour and wheat,
l. Webb IL Son.
Scbr Whitmsre, Dearborn, Port Walthall
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia. mdse May .
Il Atkinson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19

DEATH OF AN OFFICER OF THE ARMY
Major Moses J. barnard died at Portland in
Oregon, on the 4th of July. He had hut re-
Gently arrived there from California. He was
about thirty three years of age, The deceased
had honorably distinguished himself in the
Mexican war. At the siormng of Crapulte-
Pee he was among the first to scale the para
pet; and the standard-bearer of the regiment
being shot down, Captain Barnard, though
twice wounded, seized the fallen bonner and
planted it OH the fortress, it being the first Ame-
.rican flag That waved over the Halls OF the
Montezumas.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19

tgA poor female, named Pauline De Graf
was assailed few nights since, VIII LIST pass
ing along street in New York, by two des-
.peradoes. who attempted 10 violate her person.
and, failing in their design, beat her in the
most brutal manner, leaving her senseless, in
which condition she was found by the police,
who were attracted by her ores for assistance.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19
pIRRIE sURGkKY.-For sale by J. W.

>. "
4 RANDOLPH, August IL
Amelia, by Henry Fielding, with Illustrations by
Cruikshank-50c
Precaution, Novel by J Fenninore Cooper, con.
tanning Bryant's Grafton OF the Lite, Writings.
and Genius OF the aufhor-5Uc
The Lone Star, or, the Texan Bravo, tale of the
South west. by II Robinson-25c
Life at the South, or, Uncle TOMS Cabin as it is
being Earrstions &c, in the real Life of the Low Y,
by w D 6 Smith.-sl so
The Iron Tomb, by Charles Bowne-25c
Seven Nights IN Gotham, by J D Vose-25c
Part Wayerly Novels, Bride OF Lammamond,
Bi'hedale Romance, by Hawthorne-75c
The Principles and Practise of Surgery, il ustrat
ed by 300 engravings wood, by VIM Pirrie,
s E,.dited with additions, by John Null, M D-S3
EweIPs Medical Companion, or Family Physician,
new ediIion-s3 50
Outlines Of English Literature, by Thos Shaw,
a new American edition with sketch Of American
Literature, by II T Tuckerman--Sl 25
lIppincotts Cabinet Histories, Virginia by T S
Arthur and II Carpenter-75c
Ny st1rles, or Glimpses OF the Supernatural con.
tamil acc units OF the Salem Witchcraft The
Cock Lane Ghost, Rochester Rsppings, &c, by C
w Elliot-75c
We're, or the Antiquities by II Melville-sI 25
Part 81 London Labor and London Poor-I2c
au II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19

A certain gentleman on his death bed, called
his black man TO him well, Cato. ! have
thong ht to co0fer one favor on you before die.
~'Ah, what dat massa = says Cato. why, |
intended 10 give you the privilege of being bu-
ried in the family vault when you die 'Ha
massa,' replied Cato, me no like dat-len
pound suit Cato much better. Besides, mas
sa, when de debil come to look for massa in de
da,k, he may make mistake and take off poor
Cato
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19
NEW AND NEW EDITIONS az VA

NEW AND NEW EDITIONS. OF VAL-
~ LIABLE Law BOOhS.-ihe Exchequer Re
ports, Reports of cases argued and determined in
the Courts OF Ezchequer and EAchequer Chamber,
volume 9Th.
Hilary Vacation, ID Wet to Michaelmas Vacation
IA Wet, both inclusive, by w N Wesley OF the
Middle Temple, I Hurstone of the Inner Tenn
pie Gordon, Of the Middle Temple
BaTflsters at Law, with references to decisions
In the American Courts, } J Clark Hare and Il
Wallace, Editors
A selection OF Leading Cases various branche 8
OF the Law, with notes, by John WIN Smith of the
Inner Temple, barnster at Law.
Fourth American Edition, with additional notes.
and references 10 American Editions, by j Clark
Hare and Wallace new edition, 2 vols
The Law OF Nations, of Principles of the Law of
Nature, applied To the conduct and affairs of Nations
and Sovereigns, from the French of Monsieur De
Wallet from the new edition, by Joseph Chitty,
Barrister at Law. For sale by
A. NORRIS
Late Drinker g. Morris, 81 Main street
Also, just received, supply OF Aunt Phillis's Ca
bin or Southern Life As 1t Is by Mrs. Mary East
man. au IL
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[ .ADIks, IF You WANT GAITEn

II BOOIS AND SHOES OF GOOD QUALITY
sa!i On the subscriber
The subscriber is now manufacturing Ladies
and Misses Cater Boots and SHOES vi the best
quality that can be had in this country. SO Ladies
In want OF Boots or Shoes OF good quality, will
please call and leave their orders as thel viii he
properly attended to,snd no psins spared to please
ALEX HILL, la7 Main ST.,
je 70 Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19

KILLED BY A LEECH-We understand that
a man by The name of Gainett, residing in
Greene county, having attended specsl cleo.
ton recently held i'll that county, started for
nome, which was some distance eff, about
dark. On coming TO a branch, being very
thirsty, he dismounted and drank. He had not
gone far before he commenced feeling tick.
Ing sensation in his stomach, and on his air-
val al home was quite unweil. Getting worse.
q physician was called in, to whom he stated
hat he was confident that he had swallowed
something while drinking from the branch
which produced his sickness. After trying
several remedies, powerful emelic was ad-
minislered, when live leech was thrown up,
which the untortuna ate man had evidently
swallowed at the brunch above mentioned, i,
having remained alive in his stomach for seve.
raj dd,s Although relieved from the leech
he died III day or TWO aiterwa fds from the in
juries which il Ind inflicted.
Charlottesville yeHerSoni1a
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,ks. MORE KOuKs Jtj.T RE

Ro0ks, M0nE HOOKS .JtsT RE
Esps .isory Di.eour.ss on the E,ssfrSi.,Ie ofPe.
ter.
Ki,to's D.ily Bihle-ilIustrs,ions
Living. or lid: series of Truths, by Rev c
Ryie
Wheat and Chat. by do
Contributions uf @ @ by Jane Taylor
LINED TWICE TO catch young birds, by do
Christ Our Example, By Caroline Fry
Young Mans Friend and Guide Through Lille to
Immortality by John Angel James
Letters to Sunday School Children. by Lowrie
The Martyr Lamb. or, Christ the Representation
of the People in all Ages
Man, his Religion, and his World, by Rev H Bo'
fa= Forsale at the Baptist Book Store
III CHARLES WORKMAN. Depositary.
1vAKPENTEKs' TOOLs.-W. s.. 4. G
" DONNAN ask the attention of Carpenters
and others to their complete assortment OF tools,
consisting Of
Bench and Moulding Planes, every variety,
Hand, Pannel Tenor and Cross Cut Saws, part
superior.
Best C.. Steel Socket and Firner Chisels, al
sizes.
Turner's Chisels Plane Irons, Drawing Knives.
Shingng, Chopping and Broad Axes, Cast Steel
Augurs and Bits, Iron and best Plated Braces,
with 70 to 4s Bits
Measuring Tapes, Hammers, Compasses Di-
viders and an. fold Rules; part of the finest fin.
ished Ivory, which we offer for sale The owest
terms w. s. e. G. DOMAIN,
je % No 10 Pearl street.
NRESH WHITE SUI r II u X AND
i OTHER MINERAL WATERS We have just
received Il supply OF White Sulphur Water, from
the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs.
Fresh Blue Lick Water, direct from the Blue
Lick Springs in Kentucky.
Saratoga Water, from the Congre 81 Spring, Sara.
toga
Oak Orchard Acid Mineral Water, from the Oak
Orchard Acid Mineral Springs, Genessee county,
New York.
This water is highly recommended by medical
men, and is coming rapidly into for various dis
eases, such chronic affections of the digestive
and urinary organs and some OF the cutaneous dis
eases, chronic dyspepsia, chronic darrhGa chronic
dysentery, chronic dinresls, chronic cystitis, dia
betes, in cases of low typhoid fevers, in cohvaes
cence from protracted fevers to excite the appetite
and promote digestion, piles, dropsy, &c
Ordinary dose for an adult, wine glass full, d
luted taken three times day.
Pamphlets embracing its analysis, by Professor
Silliman, opinions of medical writers, and various
letters to its curative properties in certain dis
ADIE e. GRAY,
je2l Sole Agents for the State of Virginia.
MURDER WILL OUT.-lt has long been
WI an acknowledged fact, that this first good
Ready Made Clothing brought TO the Rich
mond market, was brought by the cid house OF
Keen a. Co, now Keen, Chles d Baldwin. At that
time the clothing trade in the hands OF small
dealers, who were not situated as to make up
stock of goods in coed style Now, the best cloth.
in sold Is sold ready made If you go TO the pro.
per place to buy, No l02 is that place and the
stock on hand is much large Tor the season, and
the amount OF cash much too small, great bargains
may be had Come with cash in hand to
au2 KEEN CHILES 81 BALDWIN.
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Z Always he mole soicious to preserve YOUR
innocence then concerned to prove it. Ii will
never do TO seek good name as primary oh,
Ject. Like Irving to be graceful, the effort to
be popular will make you contemplate. Take
cnIe OF your spirit and conduct, and your repu-
tation will take care Of itself
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-19

~ w. w. Rock was elected Sheriff of
Alexandria, on Monday last ever c. NJ. Cas-
tleman and Robt. Crupper.
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4 COMMON EXPKESsiON.-They are

A COMMON EXPRESSiON.-I are
IA certainly the most llfellke DaxuerreOtypes
We have ever seen-so say persons almost daily, on
visiting our rooms We endeavor TO make them
appear natural ana life like, in position expression
and finish, and how ia. We succeed we leave the
public TO decide; and we pleased to say that
many decide in our favor daily We invite all
who may wish Daguerreotypes, and the public in
general, 10 call and examine Pictures, our Sc.
lection of Cases. Frames, Lockcts, Pins and prices
and after such examination you think you can be
better suited elsewhere, We will think Just As much
Of you as If you had patronized us Unless we
merit your patronage WE do not wish it,
MINIS 4 WATSON,
DaguerreoIypsls and dealers in Stock.
35l Main 81, (Mansion House, Richmond. and
Sycamore st. Petersburg. Va. IL IN
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KIN ssff6Ik. poRrsmdffa.6E 6

left e
EOk NORFOLK, PORTsMOUTH, OLD
II POINT, Gc.-Tbe steamboat augusta, Capt.
VIZ. G. SMITH, having been reGtted for the sum.
mer travel. viii resume her place upon the line
via. Port Walihsl, ON Wedses lay, the I'd of June.
The Cars running in coRnexion with the Augusta
win leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning 81
o'clock.
Returning, the AUGUSTA win leave Norfolk Oh
the alternate days, wig: Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at o'clock A. NJ
The Augusta will touch at Old Point during the
Bathing season. going and returning and all the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point %
De. to Cokes or1Grove Wharf, so
no to Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth. 2 o.
Children over and not over IL years of age,
half price.
Servants to Old Point Norfolk and Ports
mouth, IL oo
To any point on the River not below the
Meals. ~
Do for children and servants, ..-...-.--. Is
THOS. DODAMEAD,
nv % Superintendent
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M u ICA L. iNSTEU '1ENTS.-ViUHns,
1Sl Violas and Violinccllos, Flutes with from 70
keys Clarionrtts, Flageoletts, Flies, AecOrdeons
Italian and German Guitar and Violin Strings, &C
PIANOS REPAIRED-i have enge ged the services
OF one thoroughly experienced in the manufacture
ANA repair OF Pianos, and can assure faithful sofx
and moderate charges.
LARGE STATIONARY UMBRELLAS, for bug.
gies, &c, made to order These are found 10 be 0!
great utility.
CHEAP UMBRELLAS-SiIk Scotch Gipghan
ana Cambria Umsrellas, OF the best manula;Eafe.
Umbrellas covered with good Am srlcan Gingasn'
for 81, and with the best Scotch Giogaam and six
propoitionably low. WA. RElTH,
jy 20-Im+ 300 Main street.
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4 RARE Sf1A " IIo. tS.4AE al s,.Aa ~ LIS.
~ By express we have received new Lon Of
Grape Shaws OF this falls importation, con .i5tue
of Plain and Embroidered Ones from to - dollars
apiece. We are enabled to sell the same for con-
siderable less than the usual prices therefore those
wishing to purchase will please give US call
Also, several pieces of the same dark. grounded
Merrimsck Prints at sixpence worth ninesence.
Shirtings, Sheetngs, Tlckngs and Faunels, at les.
than manufacturers prices.
If you wish to from % to so per cent BY
buying your goods, then call at
J. MlLLHISER & BRO.
au III 1913 Broad st.
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pICHAiOND, ACG. IL, Is5..-Ja.I r..
~ reiyed, by Steamer Roanoke, another sunnl
OF Ladies Caters, which we VIII sell very low.
HART MOSES.
au u 6 Main stree,