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Local fairs.

eg The lectures at the Smithsonian In
sttution are we'll attended by citizens and
strangers Notwithstanding the unfavorable
state of the weather and the paths leading
TO the building. These lectures are truly
Intellectual treats, being open and free fer
all who desire to hear them.
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BE- The journal of the central watch
house gives the names of six persons who
went there for lodging. Four negroes were
taken there for being out after hours; they
we're discharged by the captain of the guard.
A negress named Charlotte Lindsly, an old
customer, was found drunk in the street !;
she was sent to the workhouse this morn
ing. Three little boys were taken for en-
tering the Theatre by means of false key.
Two were taken out by their father, and
one was sent to the workhouse.
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Ma The Clay monument at Pottsville,
Pa, is progressing rapidly, and it is said
will be finished by the 4th of July next.
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nR. nj ARCH ISTs UTERINE cATHOLI-
u CON. The character OF the above is now fulIy
estab shed as being able to cure ninetenths of AL
Uterine Diseases. Price 81 per bottle For sale by
S. Il. SYLyESTER, go @#
dec 10 Chemist and Druggist, Of 9Th and SITS II
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sHAwLs OF EVERY KIND.

sHAWLS OF EVERY KIND.
WE have this day received the following, which Ne
w determined TO sell cheaper than the saos
AN he bought here or elsewhere:
l2O Bay state and watsrlett Mills long shsvls fsoa
sl.50 to SIS -
100 square Sbawls, all prizes
$50 Tertiary, Cashmere, and printed Ghawla aI pr3es
20 Cashmere long shswls, very superior md e5sap
IS Grape Shawls, plain and eDbroi vhiteaal
colored. YeRBY MILLkR
corner of It'll street and Penn. avenue, p
dec 16 Mis- Dermott'e New Buj1Aiue.
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YOUTHS, BOYS, AND CHlLDRENs -
Fashionable Ready Made CIos hing and
Outhtting Est ablish ment. "."
VTTALL e. STEPHENS Pennsylvania avenue, b.
w 9th and 10th streets, first door east Of the
Iron Hall. would respectfully invite parents and guar
daus to their original and only Boys Clothing and Out
fitting Establishment in this city, whrre they will nnd
the largest and most extensive assortment Of Boyf
Winter Clothing If all grades and Qualities offered
in this city, consisting of Over Coats Jackets Pxntaoou
Vests Shirts Drawers Socks, Suspenderr, Belts Hats,
Caps, Shoes. &c, &C. which will sell cheaper than
similar goods be bought in this city, and warrant
to please in all cases. dec 16
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SERIOUS CHARGE-A woman named Eliza
Watson was taken before Justice Beck yes
terday, charged with throwing vitriol or
some liquid of like nature, in the face Of
C. A. Stewart injuring him severely At
the examination yesterdayit was stated that
Eliza's mother was uhite uomae. 1t is
supposed that the evidence of Stewart, who
is colored man, will not be taken against
her in this case. We are not sufficiently
Harmed in the law" to decide; but we
presume that Justice Beck will endeavor to
do so at the further examination.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Two negroes were
whipped at the watch house this morning
for beating and robbing a young man on
the Badensburg road. Six were concerned
in the robbery, but two only have as yet
been arrested by officers Willett and Adams.
EJ John Meath was sent to Jail yester-
day morning for an assault and battery upon
four persons at Browns Hotel. The assault
was unproyoked.
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"a Avoid loud talking and laughing
in the street.
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NEW AND CHEAP FANCY STORE.
~ Just received a further supply ofOomhs, Brush
Porte Monaies, One French and spanish Fans Scis
sors Ladies' Work Boxes, Pla ing Cards, Preach snl
German Toys, Domnoes, Bay Rum, DC and for sale ~
A. HAMMOND,
1th street. two doors below Il.
ED- liberal discount made to those that buy -
sell again. dec IL
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q PARKER has now stock of Ladies' ant
y. gentiemens Kid and all kinds of Gloves, in al
colors and in all No. of Bajous make, with stam]
in
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GEORGE w. COCHRAN, "A
Wholesale and etail Cigarand Tobacco rsalsF,
SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN d AND Z, - ALSO
L EEPS constantly and the largest assortment Of
II SMOKING AND CHEWING T0BAC O. CI8ARA,
sNUFF and every other article kept by the trade 10 -
be found in the city, which he calls the xtention Of
dealers it is his determination to sell ut the lowest
Northern prices. All goods warranted as represented
or no sale. #-A dee 10
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7 EDUCATION.

ID E-0P EMS 1st Sept.--English and French
IL INsTII urIoN FOR YotJNG IADlEs AS BoARpEEs AND
ALLISON London For the Tsrm name of the Professors etc,
apply at tho Institution.- af. IL aft y "
References Judge cCaleb Universty Judge
Rawe Maybn Esq, A. O. Temope Esq, H. Locks.t Esq A.
Esrs K
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REGULAR PACKETS.
MOBILE.

FORMOBILE. Daily U. 8. Nail ! xE-A
Il Lnc.-Winter Arrangement. Tho -sF71f
splendid packet FLORISA, John
nnste and CALIFORNIA, H. p En,gn, MASTER thaving
built sxprsasy for trade with
the shove steamers IN ths Ponharsin Railroad DAILY
o. Lake Of the $oeock NJ stopping at Pasagou
returning. - 20 = - -
Frsgh. s Bay st. Louis Christian ought
k The Way Letter Mobile Landings will
je r. GEDDEs Agent 10 Bank Piscs,
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undersigned :,
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

DTANOS AND HARPS. eN5Ia.
IL MANUFACTURER OF PIANOS AND HARPs, :ZZs5xAy
No. 9sS Camp the Orphan Asylum leave &
inform the public that he wilt continue hs profession Of
TUNING AND REPAIRING PIANOS, HARPS and all kinds
cal Instruments the shoresi notice. sepss 1y
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VTORATIO D. HEWITT. PIANO


IL III FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp
street, Feweans, would respectfully request theJ A III
attention Of The gTblic 70 his large and e1.ensiyeH
assortment Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Of all
and descriptions aso to his well selected Of PIANO
FORTES from the factories Of the first the United States
EUROPE among which of A. STODART
Of NswYok, HALL SON of NewYork, and PLEYEL CO.. d
NJ GRAND PIccoLo, PIcooLo oBLI9UE AND sQgARH-srs
te had of the .ubsbe every style Of
Of 6 and oetayes They will Be sold s manufacturers
Amcng ohera the subscriber constantly hand the
hnestscon brought the Southern
which offered A. she most
MODELS These the fret class and warranted
stand the climate The subscriber has had experience
the Music Northern cities NewOean
thoroughly acquainted with the Of the bunes
and his sneh that he will have hand selected
stock OF all kinds MUSICAL the LATEST
MosTFAsIoNABIE MUSIC. The Musical Public respectfully
invited 10 call and his stock.
fel3 1yos H0RATIo D. HEWITT, SO Camp ST., N. o.
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STEAMBOATS,.
YaZoo RIVER.

- VIII leave WEDNESDAY, November 3. at o'clock
S0R LEFL0RE, GREENWOOD, .fsY n
and ali intermediate landingsTbe superior swim
running passenger II. II. MOsBY. Capt will
ms above For freight or apply on board orto
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DIANO FORTES. S.-The subscri- ri--r0E
IL ber has hand and for sale the eYten
ssye s,oea Of IIANos IN he city, principally trom u HI
GUITARS from MARTIN, together with SHEET MUSIC PRECEP
TORS etc. ~ hshree four very good nstrunents
sep9 II HENRY PARSONS, 13 Camp street.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING

QOARDING- Several Families can oltain
Board Gsntsmsn By applying A No. ~ D.
above Gad who're they agreeable home
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EyoR MONTGOMERY AND We !.

IL TUMPKA-TfIROUGH LINE, Basin. ls44kkSM-i!
The entirely new and elegant steamer WETUMP
kA, A. q Ods commanding {now being finished Cnnna
somrenss her regular ps WemPka Nov IS O'Clock
leaving NewOreana EvE ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. The
and caasss A No. One. : -
sepl5 MCDOWELL, JR., q CO., 10 Poydras sreet.
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~ PUBLISHED EVERY DAY, sun
n - 49, - % n = Y = n n
WEDNEI
-
DY,CTr :, :, 1,--,y..1,
kEGUIAR PACK Els.
-
Mo5lLE.
EoRMOBILE.-- Daily U. s. Mail rH-A
sp!sndd lowcprsp,a,s g.Ss. steamers FLORIA,
bus .,pay M ma s been ss
=; sS;'
rs;s;ppg sT Fy:,s,, f., .v .. ru. =.
IL The wag Issr Bag for Mobile and Co.'s. Landing. Will lssy.
u G"'' agent three 's'a 10 r
WdIERLVG PLdCES
-------------..-----
qR BlLoXl and lntermediate sE
Font
= Sss 4. 81 b.. IL s.s. yin ...
y = s ssyTns S md nc csn s nh, n So p, pses q
'as 'Ss oeet 's ssss Essiti
p'.'lse Apisy eEopEs Agent 10 Bank pas.
gT.aRaMa pIUEp
TyoR MOSTGnMERNYS' NS'eV4sE %ErITspe i r P5,osh fm
II KA and ali nsmsdia.e leland landing on the Ilasam.
.iR % aas so 81
board foot of cus'omhog:s y, .,9 street, ~
-.o,, -,o,1,,, --,---.--.
Nok MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- .E \
Vi s1a Il fHsss e AlsSTs
nnng A. Mfde Clerk will bor regular trps IN iu s sS sS
FTFn$ 'Ss
Sa and an s. attention to all business
ss1 % BY Mac&UY se1 q
NOR MONTGOMERY Ann WE.
TUMPKa1rHRoueH a iis LINE N0 Via New Basin.
KA A. ods commanding enow being anshsd =. ceinna5 Vii
hos regular rips Is. 4 n
Isds being So ssi hsan sspsy
ssPIo neDom ELL, 1n, q co. ~ foydra. street.
COAST.
r,op p1 1o77r7775Fc --- po.,,;.
'pM .dls.ea., rLMouEMrNS; i Regular i
...5 a1sS5. ~ s5 e. Z
81 iR5s sis,sfss the
ssssss
P ef and s5s e. 1
-s, NEW sSp osrr.ss .,n 100, o,s ',., ,.s. "
s gsss s,s. .Ii Si s.5
immediate drscon for The
ne !
RlcH1Rb e Il RHssslsSs sWAfS Inspectors Of rrull..
es.,. 5os1la !. sfz% 4ovErr, Inspector Of Boilers.
EOR BGUF RIVER : Regular -
,dssnss gaf nivsr IT, rasIsIhs sl. The steamer % leila
viii permit soana during ths entire Sea-
Ss-zs s4;ih s1sps.ze' :. rsze-e' street.
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GtONT STREET vERANDA, Formerly a
end Old Eeyss. -
da3Iy v. HEBEET, Agent
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MEMPHIS.

Will leave WEDNESDAY, November g. at o'clclock NJ.
NOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mouth f.T h
II OF WHITE RIVER, NAPOLEON, ,yCKsBURG ldaf4as
and ali the Bends Memphis Packet GEO. COL.
LIERThe splendid GEO COLLIER j. W. Cos
lee, master will above For freight having
accommodations, apply on board, or to
GEO. W. SHAW 4 CO., % Poydrns street.
noYl SMITH L FILISTER.
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COAST.
EOR PLAQUEMINES. = Regular

EOR BGUF RIVER = Regular s-
a. Beaf River Paeket.-The steamer LEILA Le44kAett9
will commence her regular trips in the trade
will permit and continue during
For further particulars, apply TO
SMITH Il FINJSTER. "a Po,,ras street
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EOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- RsE. =
KA, SELMA and all landings Alabama River,
Ys Y.ISs Es,ssssn Every s ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY
stanneh built steamer GEORGIA, Capt Scu
nhndng McBfde Clerk will her regular trips
trade about October leaving NewOean
EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY Shippers may rely on pune,
uny and strict attention all For
freight or passage having Recommendations apply
seP27 Pm oGLESBY MACAULAY, IS Tehoupoulas street.
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DAILY CRESCENT.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
BIOGRAPHY OF MR. WEBSTER.

u TIE CONSOLIDATED CITY on NEW ORLEANS
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NOR KENTUCKY BEND, POINT ~ =
il wORTHINGTON, GRAND LAKE LAKE PRO- E44kaAft3 =
VIDENCE, MLLIKEN'S BEND, VTCKS BURG
GRAND GULF. RODNEY, NAfCHEz, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU
SARA, BATON ROUGE D0NALDSONVLE all intermediate
Weekly Kentucky Bend Packet steamer FRANK
Stone will leave for the above and ali intermediate landings
EVERY FRIDAY of each week. at o'clock throughout the
son. For freight or passage, apply on board or to
STR0THER 4 BROS 45 Poydras street.
r. The FRANK LYON will freight
L. at yicksburg.
~ will Clerk the Wharfnger's Office
opposite Cosman street. early Wednesday morning. receiving
freigh
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VICKSBURG.

EOR VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, NJ -
RODNEY @ nATcIE1 A FORT ADAMS AM BAYoU assa
diate rgnar vieksbasg packet
Cap John Cowden will leave EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING,
ut o'clock throughout the For freight passage apply
board STRoTER& BROS, Agents. As Poydras
The MEMPHIS will take freight Yazoo River with the
privilege of reshpping al Vieksburg. novl If
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. Will leave SATURDAY, November g. ats o'clock P.
LyOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, W.9 -
IL LOUISVILLE and all Intermediate landings
The and light dranght stannch fast running paen
ger YORKTOWN, Capt. Willsniaon, COMMANDER,
For freight having fine accommodations
apply board, MCDOWELL JR, CO.. Poydrus street.
The YORKTOWN light draugh and will meet with
detention in getting
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NEW ORLEANS EMIdKANT AND sgN
L REMITTANCE 0FFICE-Ths undersgnsd, his old fxx@
established ofee continues 70 Accommodate asRous
money their friends in England Ireland OF Scotland with
sterling night drnughts payable
kingdom usual having
brought Liverpool this hps and reasonable
Parties living distance addressing letter pad)
| aio JOHN TooLE, q5 BaukP Place.
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viii leave MONDAY November s, at o'clock P. NJ
ENOR NASHVILLE, CLARHS- y
IL WILLIE, saITHLAND AND PADuCAH.The ts4ba;55i s4bsA;
regular steam packet L. HOWARD, Capt.
r.
nov3 SMITH d FiMIsTER, "a Poydras street.
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.ALABAJM.A RIVER.

- VIII leave THURSDAY, November a. at 4 o'clock pm.
ENOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMP- Wy :
KA and all inteImediate landing on the Alabama
kver-ihe new, light dranght fast running passenger
packet ALABAMA, Roberts, Jr MASTER port
freight and will leave above For freight passage apply
board. foot of Cusomhouse street, =
noy3 MCDOWELL, JR & CO, 10 Poydra. street
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Will ieave FRIDAY, November at O'Clock
EOR SHREVEPORT, GRAND ~ -
u ECoRE, ALEXANDRIA, JEFFERSON AND Lfsts$4Sss6G
PORT CA Appo.Reguiar Red River Packet Steamer s. e. ~ N
e. JONES John Anrm will leave above. For freight
SMITH FIAIIsTER, "a Poydras street.
oct79 j. H. HEAI.D, II Poydras street.
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viii leave WEDNESDAY, November 3, at O'Clock P.
NORSHREVEP ORT GRAND ECoRE, Ng
IL ALEXANDRIA and all Intermediate landings lSslAtaAs
Regular Red River Packet Steamer CADDO No.
The superior and t paeke, oApD0
John Graham, freight
apply board SMITH FsTER 81 Poydras street.
noyl j. II. MORRISON d co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mere Testimony.

- Mere Tcstii;: ony.-An elderly Ids
- WIN has been all ted of than twenty yeaf-
With Dyspepsia IL Is most nal saanl urm and ha LIS
lesn nder lha OF tic be-. plysietfs duras
5fhcr feaals sn4Wn 20 the rabie iIi"gf Il-i us the
.h.esi benefit i'm them ~ tiGf site u.s.
.rived great rriicf from. the used of.ie ct -
ls CRs1rai-i Freeman k,ty- Than itu'., effy il5ae
.e . has ever used. and TINT size pciryes Il will ep.
irely restalc her II hcGb l sng from lie rapid in
prlycment at her digestive organs md from the increase
fhcr araeie. Hundreds at cases like the above. both
} the els aud elsewhere, being continually made
lo,yn l.. e Proprietor and hi, Agent. and lie therefore
urs ca tie uirtei L. ny bottle ead become hei,
udtes A. a eufa for nervous headache these B1fefs
have no equal aud az a general restorative they stand
ansurpassed. Egety ftnily should keep them hand
Price 81 cents per 5H;ne
lobe had ~ =. i. LEMANS.
Dee g-IW
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&ALE-Tho Farm which live, lying inmed
iaely onthe Na.and Tennessee Railroad, and extending
within three miles of the city of Lyuchburg. Is for
sale This Firm contains about700 Acres lies gemnrk-
ably well, is we'll watcredi large proportion in wood,
heavily timbcrcd with large comfortable family resi-
dence orge Orchard und other conyenences suited to
the comfort of large amY. This land VA equal. in
original fertility oAny in s State and is now in line
state of improvement. Of 1t well in cloyor, md
capable OF producing twenty bushels of wheat the
acre. I! is also we'll adapted to the Grazing business.
being fine grass land and capable Of being divided into
a numbered small fields, with abundant supply of
water in each. There is also this rnct, very fine
situation for large manufacturing mill with abundant
power (Gcn O q. Gny's and Mr. John Hollins'
urge manufacturing mills being located on the SHINE
sigeam)
In view of its rroximityto the city Of Lynchurg md
grent productiyeness OF its soil. it might be very profit
nbly DEVOTED the raising Of vegetables Cor the Lyne
burg market, and will he divided into sma tracts II
sui purchasers.
As tract of land, well situated, and COMBINING
many advantages, is rarely, If ever 10 market per
wishing u buy, will do woll 10 nuke early appiea
ton. Ed. BURTON.
Richmond scmi-weckly Wing, Charlottesville AdSo
cate and Farmve journal, copy week ana forward
accounts This oiice. oct l5--d&cts
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ENOte EN'E-The Rg:cl; House, on Main street,
Z one square below the Freaklin Hotel, at present
occupied by Nh. Geo W Sn.iGson as Grocery. t'os-
session giyrulhe l., day Of Decembcr Apply to ny
iR'her, Elisn q. Lambeth mo. " LAMBETH
Fpf > fttN dsc y
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
sAIE nE VA.

= EARLE AEEROES.-Hy virtue Of decree
ut t1r i.cu Court FIR he Corporation nj L4n9fbarr
r4npnr,,i "a The eli fuy II Aoyenibrr 1863 n The
,eadIy suit at "Roase. Trustee Eaty and uileunA
ais. The undersigned 8ho yrs thereby appoia,ed II
Con,fn sionor. viii expose to sale b, public auction in
front Of the Market muse ia The city Of LyncAharg on
Saturday. tie 1t day Of January 1888 the following
NOT valuable scrya.ts. 20 vi Jane and her five
children, Elem md lie. twn eldrrH. Allly. Isaac
Richard and u william. IAusei ,.uut OF IA fine cook
ar superior factory A4ads, would drd hem by attending
this sale.
TEaNs-A credit Of SIX months, by giving ueg5tiatlc
paper satisfactorily endorsed
WAt RoAkE, Come.
MosBy & GARGAxpi Auct's dec lG-3tvtls
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GSA REV Runaway from the sui
- .ISs scrber, on the 18th Of November mulatto
nan, TIA DDEHS,a about feet, or inches in height
rather stout and little inclined to be bow legged about
- - years OF agc. think he lurking in the neigh
horlood Of Big Lick Salela, Boneaeks, Roanoke, %
r II I}urks Bntetour. The above reward will he paid
if delivered to NJ at Wyhe'lc, Of lodged in Jail in
Lynchburg, CHAS SCOTT.
doc ID
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Rayptfe Lands.

have also lor sale, very desruble Of Land, "
ing in the county of Fpyettcon both sides Of the Charles
ton, Fnyette and Raleigh Turnpike rond known the
Hill Harvey Tract containing about 200 Acres, well
improved, with a good Dwelling, Barn, Stables aud
other Out-ll ouses,-a fine Apple and Peach Orchard,
and is admirably situated for Store Tavern stand.
ALSO, ono other tract, adjoining the same, contan-
ing between 500 and 800 4CRES. And ane Other
fract, known rs the Bragg Tract, all Of Which lies with
in few miles Of the late surveys iorthc Railroad to the
Ohio River md Is Of choice quality.
oct l5-d&cts Il. J, BURTON,
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EpGEDMONT WORKS.. ELLISON jr Pro,
d pJfefor.
Steam saw and Planning Mills,
Door, Sdel- Biad aud BoE FACTORY,
Nh md Machine Wor6
T,ou yJ,yojUg uUd IifI5ur
iloa Turning mud Fitking,

Blaeimihmg NJ all Inscriptions.
These works hnving been fitted up grent expense
with stcnin power nnda urge vniety of machinery for
working wood aud iron fern the complete rs,ab
lahncns 81 the Mud in the soather1 Stntos md ean
rxortde better Wok and al obeapea thon be
in the ordinary mode,
Builders aud iho.e intending bald, auppliea with
Doorl, Blinds, Window Frames and snsh (primed ND
glalcd tfrcgnred) MGuldmgs Flooring dressed and
tongue aud grooyed, rcudy ir laying, dressed Ceiling
and Notwithstanding, Pengs, md variety of other
materials required in building.
Gourao lo,s supplied with Dump and Stone Cars, Der
i,c, Gcnfiag Wheebarows, Pck aud Bars, and Other
rools rcqaigod upon Public Nol[a.
Constantly on hand p'd for sale, geasonsble terma
III ynretes of Flooring and other Lumber, worked OF
l9lworkrl. Saving and Planning done to oyder. Billl
Of Timber sawcd 70 ordcr
jan Lifts METZ EF''N Nr--'
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d.. FOR RENT-Two or thrso desir- 1,t,;.s
Issa able Family residences she bill, viii, ltii
good gagdens Sc Also, TINT deairable Boarding es-
ublisfmen at Kylcs corner, Mnin street, contain.
ing fourteen rooms &c. late in the occupancy of Mrs.
BlanhB. Possession given Immediately.
Alse. for sale, n House and Lot the HILL suitable
for IA small family, and another on Lynon
nov 24-dlm OIAS w CHRISTIAN. Agent.
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! ARGE sTOCK or new G0ODs

4 Ahb1E WIN Ok Ne w NsoVDS
- AT COST, For CASH ONIY.-Huying recent.
engaged in another branch of buziness We offer our
en,.ra stock of NEW GOODS at cosi for cash. They
offered the public cost in good faith We have
determined u quit the business, It IS seldom desi
abo stock is offered wethcrefore respectfully ask all
in want Of goods 70 call and supply themsciyea
dec 3.d3cts COLHOuN & HOLT.
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yfRoI6IAp JOB pR1NrlgG OFFICE
PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING!

such rs Pam phIet., Hand-biIis, Circulars, BILL
heads, Blanks. Cheeks, Cards, Labels, ~ G. &c,
They have secured the services wormpn exclusively 70,
this branch Of their and persons leaving ogers
rely having their work done eS1etitousy and volt
Confident al their eh To gi,e entire sntsftc ton. thu, iee
fully solicit portion Of tie public patronage.
E1J Orlols t..an the country lrotl tly attended H.
e 2s-ins TERRY 4 SHIELDS.
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TMPoEsEtNT TO FARMERS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

RECOMMENDATIONS.
va have m u4e Mr.. r. ghnm Mitchell's PUN
AND ENGINE, and esteem them most valuable ap-
pendage, great convenience aud efficient protee
lion against fire.,
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
Il. h. TYLER do
DR.. ROYsTER HugneBot Springs.
ARCHER VAUGHAN, karmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, buckingham,
Il. j. GAINES, Charlottee.
The Pamp be in at DIR. Wan. D. morrisias
Dluguds foundry, aud many other places IN Lynch.
burg. ell Of whom approve their utility and useful
The Pump can be seen in Rir nond, at the Wing
office. They warranted r ~nrk veil Cor one year
~ NOTIOE-Ali perstb- buying or selling the
above artcle4, are responsible for ID.
.BRlTTINGHAM MITCHELL,
nnrch e2-ds Proprietor.