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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-17

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- oly, --latest Patterns fine Clocks (yery cheap
elegant God aud Silver Watches, (warrunlcd for two
yenrs.)
Also, Lo's9rond cap paper Of the best md incstqoa
ity, fine Noe paperand fancy Envelopes, New books
good Books very fine Books School Books, Sc, all or
sale the lowest prices. Gail and look at these Goods
before you buy elsewhere Yon can save money by do
ing so. (oct Gts) join /, w hltth ],
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sg2 Fresl, and Genuine Drugs, q

q FTesll and UcnlIslc BFUss, 81
II MEDICINES, 2c.-Tho subscriber is now ~
Il receiving his entire supply Of English, French n
md American Drugs, Mcdicmes and Chemicals, Paats
Ods Ta1midcs and Dye.Si1.6s.
Cloth, HaIr Flesh, Tooth and Nail brushes; Snrgi-
cal instruments foe and choice Perfumery and Fancy
Goods; great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
toilet Pomades, &c. &c. together with all the popular
patent Medicines His stock embraces almost every ar
tce usually found in "a Drug Store. The goods have
6een reccnty selected with in the Northern and
Eastern cities and may be relied upon represented
Those wanting articles in the above line, are invited
10 call as he is prepared offer inducements tor their
patronage JOHN II. SEAY, Druggists
Prescriptions for Physicians and families. attended
10 at all times with neatness and accuracy. j ii
27-ts
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NAREAL MOIrsE, Lymchburg, va.

TARELE HOUSE, EyncHburg, Va.
" The undersigned takes this method ofinorming his
friends and the public generally that he has leased or
u term of years the CABELL HOUSE. and that it Is
now open for the reception Of company. 1t has un-
dergone a horou h repair from tip to bottom, and is
furn; shed with NEW FURNITURE OUT AND OUT
All he asks is call and if fentre satisfaction is not given
charge will bS made. He has also leased EH'otfS
SaJIes the best in the city, which will be furnished
with plenty of Provender aud attentive Ostlers.
G. ". A. RAINE, Proprietor.
N. B.-I have made arrangements with the proprie.
tors of the 'VIRGINGAN READING Room, by which my
guests will have the pleasure of visiting that Of
news and literature. Cards Of admission will be OBJ
taiped at The Hotel. Giv l2-dSctf1 q. w a. r.
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H OGMS! LOCkS!-Receycd directfro the
4 mnnulaciory, complete assortment OF Locks, OF
II kinds, qualities aud prices from cents piece 10
$50 Having l.. ,gmned - keep thorough and well
l.sorcd stock of all kinds of Carpenters Hardware,
md to sell moderate profit invite all those in want
10 give nae ac coll before buyii elsewhere.
aept I4--df- A. WINSTON.
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,7REE EEXIaIBITION.-T subscriber bav-

BVREE EXEEsBHTEOE.-Thes subscriber hav-
Il ing Obtained Mt considerable expense from Mr..
Whitchursta Washington Cutlery, Daguerreotypeso of
the following distinguished characters, ostrespecfuy
invites the public call aud examine them in connec-
ton with arge number Of his production, at the
Whitchurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Cen Winfield Scott, VIM. A. Gro-
hun, Gen. Franklin Pierce WIN II. King Gen. Lewis
Cuss, Judge Stephen A. Douglass +. Il GIBBS,
.1uIy Ig-,lf Proprietor
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rtzs-z4zsA1z 10 Pufs5Drg and The lVcst.-The under
signed would respectfully inform their friends and GUS
tomer3 that the Pennsylvania Canal will open on 18th
March, ut whichmc will be repaired to forward any
amount Of MyctapiiSc u all points the Western wa
fers, with dispatch, at the very lowest rates.
Rate on fobnrco 10 Piasbutg, G0c per 100 lbs from
II May-1ime days
No Commission chnrgcd for forwarding at Baltimore
or Phlndalphia. @, II. KOONS,
March 4-.dts Agent Union Line. Baltimore.
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RECOMMENDATIONS

We have in use Mr. II. Drifting ham Mitchell's PUMP
AND ENGINE, and esteem them n most valunble APP
pendage, great convenience and efficient rrotec
ion against fire.
CHARLES MARX Richmond,
r. h. TYLER, do
DIR ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farnville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
r. J. GAINES Charlottee.
The Pump can be seen il at DIR. VIM s. Morr;s's,
DiuguiIs foundry and many other places in Lynch.
burg all Of whom approve their utility and useful
ness. The Pump be seen in Rcl mond, at the Whs
olrc They mr. warranted t. 'gork well for year.
E-Y' NOTICE.-An pers.n- buying or selling tine
above articles, are responsible to me for it.
X. BRITTINGHAM MITCHELL,
march 22-dts Proprietor.
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NEW EAEL SV WINTER GOODS

y JOHN T. DAVIS i, now opening hi, full stock
Of FAIL AND WINTER GOODS, embracing the
largest and most attractive assortment ever offered by
him, among which nre,
great variety of French printed De LANES Cashmeres
English and American do
Plain French Merino
" De LANES
Plain and figured dress Silks
black "
- rich Brocade
Mourning goods
Sleeves. Collars and Chimczcttcs
PLUM and embroidered llandkerclnets
A splendid assortment of Ladies' Icirct and Gioh
CioaIs with a full stock Of all kinds Of Goods nsnaly
found in Dry Goods store. He solicits II call, aud
pledges himsefno be undersold by any house IN Fn'
oct > dts
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TEGIsOES WANTED

NEGROES WANEED.-'rhe subscriber
v hnvng located in Lynchburg is giving the highest
ush prices for negrocs between the nges of 10 and 80
years. Those having negroes for rnc, may find it to
their interest call him Mt the Washington Hotel,
Lynchburg address him by letter
All communications will receive prompt attention.
uoy 5-dNely j b McLENDON.
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HOTEL, MAla STREET,

DHB EeELL's HOTEL, MAIs STREET,
- LYNcHBuRG, NIRGlNIA.
CIIAS. l.. DIBRELL, Proprietor.
Gentlemen visiting Lyuchburg and stopping at DlB'
RELL'S, have the privilege of visiting the 'NlRGINIAN
READlNG ROOM during their stay. Cnrds of adms.
sion obtane at the Hotel, ly 29-d&cts
WASHING HOTEL. Coruerot
w Church Street md Frs Alley, LynelbwR. Va.
WM. LEFfWICII & son, Proprietors.
~ Persons trayelingtlnough visiting Lynchburg,
and stopping at the Washngton entitled visit the
"Virginian READING ROOM during theirstay
Nav 17-d6cts
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College OF Surgeons London,
Graduate from ofthe most eminent Colleges OF The
United States, and the greater part OF whose lite has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, Pmade-
plla and elsewhere has effected of the most as
onshing cures that were ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
nashfulness with frequent bushng, attended some
Tines, with arrangement Of mind, were cured mmedi
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AND ORCHARD GRASS

y SEED-IO0 bushels prime new Glover Seed,
80 bushels Orchard Gra3s Seed, just received and
for saeby LEE JOilNooN
o3-ta
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From The Louisyilis Journal.
The IoulsviIIs Hotel.

We glad TO learn tina, Louisville Hotel % be greatly
laged and other The increasing patron
o this popular house has rendered enlargement necessary The
viii be that section OF the city
The proposed addition will sixth
running back hsnded connecting with
OF The baang Tue nTt which 10
feet high will be divided into hall feet nine inches
each eighteen three feet The
counting attached OF which
for hotel upper stories
thirteen inches
high and BE- devoted entirely chambers and psho Of
well lighted and ventilated There will be thirty ala
these three stories, which will great addition
present hotel particularly the ladies' department The
rooms, sc, be 6Ied with all latest
and will bs finished in the most convenient
be OF Connihian
will built Of either Knob Marble Hin one from In
stories which ratings
building upon side Of
shady during the afternoons OF summer.
design building by MIR T. f. Williams, architect who
will have the supentendence OF The work.
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United states Patent once,


nN the petition r. james, Of New Rochelle, New York
praying for the extension OF patent granted TO him for
cacbes from the
patent place thirteenth day OF April
A. 1852
ordered petition Office
Monday II O'Clock and all
notified why said
petition ought be granted.
opposing required file in the
objections, forth
before the day hearing All testimony filed by either party
said hearing be taken
rules ohe Office, which will be furnished appca-
ordered also, notice be published Intel
igencs Repubc Union, Washington, d. CT Philadelphia
nouirer Philadelphia, Providence Journal Providence,
Pburg Gazette Psburg, Pa Express New York N. Vi and
Mass, week for three
weeks previous o the 18th day of April next
80 THOS. EWBANK
Commissioner OF
the above papers will please copy, and send ,he
Ohcc, with containing this notice.
Feb
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moment. thiak it is extremely unjust TO oblige him
go al this hour, the usual hour Of adjourn.
ment. And, with his consent, will move TO postpone
this subject TIL tomorrow, with view OF going into
executive session.
Mr.. JONES. Of Iowa. II the genlmen will allow
me, will move 10 postpone the private calendar
for tomorrow, with view OF taking up this bill.
The PRESIDENT That motion cannot be made
now,
MIR. JONES, OF Iowa Then will now give notice
that will make that motion on tomorrow IN order that
the senator from Tennessee Mr. BELL may have op.
portunily TO proceed with his speech.
The question being then taken upon the motion Ia
postpone, il was agreed TO.
MIR, GWlN | hope that the senator from North Car
olina Mr. BADaER will permit the bill for the esiab
shment OF a navy yard at San Francisco to be taken uI
now Ii is the first bill upon the calendar.
Mr.. BADGER. | am deslrous TO have that bill
taken up as the senator from California lMr GwIKl
be- But, as he by looking around him. il is i'm
possible proceed with that matter al this time move
that the Senate proceed 10 the consideration Of executive
business.
The question being then taken, the motion was agreed
TO-
The Senate then proceeded to the consideration OF ex-
ecuve business and after time spent therein, The
doors were reopened Whereupon,
The Senate djourned.
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NY J. O. bIoaUIRE.

DURNITyRE AND MISCELLANEOUS sALE.-on Saturday
morning February H. 10 O'Clock, In front OF my auction
rooms sell variety OF useful furniture and house furnish
articles:
20 sets new styles girandoles with drops
Several hall, parioT, chamber, and cooking stoves
Together with lot OF boots and shoes, Blankets shaws, sc
Also, boxes maccaroni
so Theoretically sealed French peas extensively used in
the hotels and restaurants the North
Feb 10 J. q. MCGUIRE, Aucioneer.
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WINTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO

Southern and Northern Indiana railroads run dap,
excep,cd,) ms follows :, ,rotsn
ESQ., D. thence passengers by stage on plank ~
Michigan City thence by cars w miles 70 NJ fb
~ miles Chicago. Amer February by cars throuen a.
Returning to Lspore waycars leave LaPorto ~ -
and Monroe and Toledo az 545 2. m In Iorn'
Daily stages with For Wayne nj stugs Va Al oha
port, Lafayette, and Indianapolis, at SCUM beno .a.,h
places the ne with the principal towns noffh sna ~ r ~
Toledo this limo connects at 80, p m o Ievelsnt
Lake Erie South Shore route, by stage and rahro"'
Erie, Dunkrk, and Bufalo =, a. - ,o Pusbur
Passengers Cleveland can take cars a % ns his and N'
thence ~ railroad and ~ miles s,af'ne W i
York or Baltimore and Washington. ,...s ,..,in,snden
- r. "pL'n"'' = Jan s-a
Apsals, Jan, IA, 1854
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UHITEHURsI"s and extensive Gallery Of ffs'
miuR Dagueucotypos the OF DuvaI Bro beS
AZ and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania avenue. -
gaary others, being bun
the oor and arranged expressly for this purpose @
largest skyghts this and the m~
OF Baltimore II every s
copying paintings dagucreotypes, not having It's supenm
world, where beautiful and highly hnos
dasuerooypcs all weather, though cloudy Is preferable eF
for children. Pos, promptly attended 20.
medal the late Fair OF the Maryland INV
tute, and a premium AT late Fair at New York.
205 Baltimore street. Baltmorei J BfoaavN
York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, d. Ci y W.
street, Richmond, Virginia Lynchbug, Virginia Norfolk "
guia and Petersburg, Virginia. -,
j. H. wnIrEHURsT.
Dec I2-d3m Sole propnsiof
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NOTICEThe opnsrshp hereofore ersnr under the
N and hm Of DYER MCGUIRE ~ this dissolved by mutual
An indebted having claims the
with O. Mcclure who will
continue the business tho old stand Of 10Th stree, and
Pennsylvania avenue.
EDw. @. DYER,
!. q. MCGUIRE.
FrspuApy II, 1859. Feb t3-eodim
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w EBsrEU's Great American Dictionsry-New quar-.
edition, enlarged various styles of binding fr sale At the
TAYLOR h MAURY,
TebI3 Booksellers, 9h st.
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Arrival Of Geo. Y. For.

Arrival OF Geo. n. For.
FASHIONS for iss7srmy and naval regulations for i2per
7.
New York will do himself the
friends and members n
ocor. legations, Anss,
Amecan Espagnol Acmsnd &C. SC and citizens Of Washing
for sfew days wiards HOTEL Pennsylvania
I2-dSat
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rAR BUILDERS and Railroad Com panies.-T
V Der is of "Fuies Patent India Rubber
all interested Of his deternnonp
maintain patent. Fulers patent
Extensive arrangements
supply springs builders, railroad companies and all who
this patent
The price ponnd, including the privilege
the patent.
The institute have just awarded the advertiser b first
prem bestIn India rubber springs.
Of the United States giving h exact sie Of
the pieces OF rubber required, will be promptly executed
No authority make vend the India fubbu
springs, which operate by compression Of the rubber
Oldest rubber business In the U@
led s,es and rubber patents. Wue
house % CourtIandt street, New York.
Public attention is called OF Mr. Day Ha
only authorized 10 manufacture and vend my %
n the United States. -
by his Attorney, G. nj. KNEvITT.
NKw YORK, 1851
an l4-eod3m
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metropolitan Hall, New Va

Metropolitan Hall, New York, Feb. o, 1852.
Erfyaoi from Professor .andeson, conunarum
FYriHo. ol-why ?. For the leader Of fsshon,
3 Broadway Of the friends Of the Maine law OF tenn
perance ~
o1- Guess The answer win bo given future edition.
Feb Biz
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C.rusi'- saloon.

Csrusi's saloon.
FRlplY EvrSiso, February 10, 1882
Mr. TURNER the American Ballad Singer, tho honor
MI nounco citizen. Washington, randa and George
town will give one highly popular ballad
evening and will several old
wella q n som
Cards of admission 50 cents.
Doors open at 6X O'Clock Concert to commence st7H
1874
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DIED,

morning the lit instant, CHARLES c. Of Dr. q
and MARaAREr L. BAILEY, aged three months.
The daily union., 1852-02-13

SUGAR, MOLAssEs, AND LARD AT AUCTION.-On
y Monday the 10Th instant, at y O'Clock, F. and A.
H. Dodge Wharf the Of the brig L. Snow from New Or
leans, consisting Of
1874 hhds. sugar, part strictly prime
254 bbls. choice moiasses
100 half bbls. do
100 kegs prime lard
+, s. WRIGHT,
huetoneer, Georgetown.
Feb i3-dh [Aiex Gaz, Adv, Tell
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rOKE, Tar, and Lame hand md for sale ss ~, Wv
u Washington woIks.The coke a fuel gives an ntr
heat igncs readily charcoal The coal a
chiefly a OF timber, iron, SC Inc %
being highly ammonia manu-"
superior ordinary when used for that purpose
Dee J0-n
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COLUMBIA RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.

COLUMBIA RAILROAD ASSOCIATION.-A number oi
persons united under the above title petition Congress
railroad
Columbia
block entirely has
Those calling
ng the office OF the National Inisi
gene Feb l2-3
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ODD FELLOWS HALL, seventh stre.t-Buns Seven
" Mile thousand miles the Lakes, the
Niagara and sseuenay will Monday,
February 9th, for a short only
executed from drawings taken
spot represents objects and localities, 200
and villages, 100 600 budng 800 steameo ships and
other vessels,
Mr. y Howard will preside organ and panofore,
Hand the mirror l2x cents
Every evening, creep, Sunday.
Doors open 6i-miuor moves At ~ O'Clock.
Admirance rs cents. Children half price.
Day Wednesday and Saturday sonoons half
O'Clock febb-du
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Pennvania avenue between 7 and 9Th Washington D. CT
WHOLESALE snd retail dealers ia foreign domestic staple
and fancy dry goods msfnF, oicoths, sbls
and covers bed spreads blankets sbeengs and houseur
nishng dry goods generally.
street prompt, personal attention given 70 orders
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

By A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
TRUsTEE's SALE or VALUABLE REAL EsTATE.-By vir-
duly recorded In Lber w.
os Ac and In ber W. b. No 49, folio 10 &C, and in ber
folio 45 &C. by OF parties,
signed trustee satisfy the claims secured by
trust sell public auction, the premises Monday
ID. l652 o'clock
square the city OF Washington The property
fcred occupied by Mr.. William Marshall
syyania avenue, OF Browns marble HOTEL
the valuable pieces OF property this CITY,
Terms made known on day OF sale.
THos. CARBERY, Trustee.
Feb lo-d A. GREEN Auctionecr
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

THE BETROTHAL, q play by G. ". Boxer, esq, written
Il expressly Walnut Theatre, Philadelphia, and
brilliant will be produced the
city Monday evening, the 18th instant with
scenery, dresses and appointments.
Tn. play considered the greatest
uu,ph O. ofAmerican dramatic literature ever known.
Mr. COULDOCK and Miss KATE HORN have hcon engaged 10
originally played by them, while the remain
OF the Mess fleming G. Jordan, H. e. Jor
dan Heron HELD and the other ladies and gentlemen
The Feb l9-d
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G NoticeTho Committee on Elections Of the Jackson Demo
requested Jackson Hail. Mon
Feb i5~s THos. j. GAIT, Chairman.
l-smIthsonian Lectures-Professor siman, having n
obliged Washington for days. Prof
Felton, Of Harvard University, will favor the Institution with two
this Wcdneday evening" lh Instant and the other
subject OF the srst Grook dramatic entertainments.
l. A Greek tragedy, the Ajax Of Sophoces.
Greek comedy the Ecclosearousa or women In congress
Subject Of the seconds Sketches poetry
age the modern language Of Greece the
Professor FELTON, was prevented BY giving
postponed until session
The lectures Prof sman will be resumed Saturday
Monday next.
Feb il--d3t
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr. Z. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr. w. NJ FLEMING, Stage
Manager.
Last nigh, Of the engagement distinguished artistic,
Madlle LOLA MoNTEZ.
FRipAr EvrSrss, February 10, 1854,
WIN be presented the grand ballet composed expressly for
Mad1e Lola MonteE, entitled
BETTY THE TYRoLEAN
Belly, tho Madle Lola Mons1
The evenings entertainments with the farce Of the
BOOTS AT THE SWAN
Amer which, Cs,ana "Una vOce POco Fnn BY Marian
La Petit
To conclude with the farce Of tho
ALARMING SACRIFICE.
Private bores $40 orchestra seats 81 50 dress circle and
queue, sli nmily circle, 50 cents thrd Tier, o.
Feb -
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODsi-Jus
IN received
80 splendid embroidered Grape shawls
IS do plain do do
$50 yards brocade, striped, and plaid silks
ESQ do "a, 7 8, and 4 gro de Rine black silks
style berege de laRs
do best quality French mousscines
French ginghams, very handsome
figured French chintzes
clear lawn handkerchiefs
embroidered do
pieces plaid cambrics
4 do dress patterns fine dotted muslins
Plain Swiss muslins, Nansook muslns
Beok muslins, white cambrics
o5 pieces black apacas
30 do Barkey Irish linens
Russia Diapers huckaback diapers, table damask
Damask napkins, cloths, cassimeres
Vestings, curtain muslins
white and red fannels
1000 yards beached cottons, from 6S to l6t cents
1000 do 54 aud 1914 bleacbed sheetings
5000 do brown do do 6ItelsA cents
s bales bed ticking at 6S cents
English and American calcoes some at cents
5000 do ingram and 3 ply carpets
do velvet and tapestry carpets
500 do rag carpets, at IS cents per yard -
l3--3taw2wf
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Washington Assemblies,

THE Assembly Ball will take place Jackson Hall
Il Thursday evening, February 49,
Tickets obtained by subscribers Fscher
and stevons's, Pennsylvania avenue.
who Will be found
stevens's " Jackson Hall the day OF the BALL
Punctual attendance at Q O'Clock rs requested.
Feb ll-dtd
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fsKD. TArE.l
FIRED. TATE q BROTHER,

ArTossKYs ooussrLioRs AZ Law, Z. osAser, fA"'
COUNTY, TENAs,
lUILL give their prompt attention 10 any business inusea
w In Fayette and the adjoining counties. -.
N. r. Particular attention paid TO land claims and coee
l6-d3m
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SNIDERs CHEAP WINE STORE, No. Walnut
street, below Fourth, Phadelphawinos liquors
from and producers
other furnished
gess Washington city, shortest
BY :" Adams's Express"
shernes, Sparkling Champagne,
MRderas, Moot, extra
Psrts, Chcquot,
Red Dinet,
Tenenhe, Perrucbot,
Lisbon, Heidsck,
Muscst and many others
Fronugnan, Sparkling Moselle,
Hockheim,
CIarcs OF all sorts, Rudeshem,
Marcobrunn,
Bugundies, the largest stock in Philadelphia.
Brandiei Of all sorts,
md pale In casks, demohn, bo,os with cheap
and and old
Irish and Scotch whskey Monongaheia Bourbon Jamaica spirits
n preserving brandy blackberry wild cherry bands Scotch
ale London porter and stout In bbls. OF dozen.
Hdrana Cigdrt,
Importation Of the reliable quality always hand
wholesale by the bor.
where all wines, &C. sold directly
from the original package IN which imported.
Hotels Coanfry Trods,
supplied wholesale and retail by the cssk demohn
dozen, package Of assorted sorts.
by post telegraph, giving limit in price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, OF the goods taken back,
familiar with all the principal
ducng Of Europe and with the
there enable Offer good articles cheap Cali and examine
JACOB sNiDER, JR'5.
Cheap Wine Store, No. 76 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
Feb lo-dly
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Dr. Noticc.Tho Committee Elections OF the Jackson Demo
Jackson Hall, Mon
day evening noIt, the 10Th instant, at TX O'Clock
Feb l3-a THOS. J. GAIT, Chairman.
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FOR NORFOLK.-The steamer OSCEoJA
Gx.lie viii the Ilth February resume her trips TO the
SeR-p&N above place, leaving Washington every Wednes
O'Clock, Returning, leave Norfolk Friday at
4 O'Clock, q. m. Passage and fare, So
will and returning Conc river and the usual
landings the Potomac. - --
Teb l0-du JAMES mlTCHtLb.
ERESCH E,nbroidories just rocetvcd-The subscribers
have from New York
the following which selected from
portstons viz
Lace trimmed embroidered chem,cts, with
French embroidered collars and cuffs
Lace collars and cuffs In sets
Thread lace, and imitation lace Berhes
Richly embroidered and lace Trimmed handkerchiefs
Estra-6ne and low priced clear lawn handkerchief
Black lace falls and Berthes, &c.
To which they respectfully invite the attention Of purchasers
Febs-fwif HOE, BRO, co.
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DANKING-HOUsE OF &. w. PAlHO--WI WILLIE e.
NoURsE this day becomes partner IN the Banking y.
change House w. The business will hereafter "
Quoted in the of Pairo Nourse.
JAsuARy l6, leSo.
The Banking house of PAIRo NOURsE IL now gea..
OF and 18th Streets ooa
made and sight ontme bills purchased on all the pnnep'
Union. =. a al
Land warrants purchased and cold. Interest Al the rM
per per paid deposi,es when len for hnv w
longer.
Land warrants wanted.
Jan I7-dim ...
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yERBY n MILLER,

g. w. YrrpY, II. p. MLLsp,
of Washington City. Of Virginia.
YERRY a. MILLER