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DIN H. PLtTT, Importer and Dealer In New Anchor
e Boiling Cioiha has removed No. 10
Murray street. near Greenwich street. New York sp2Sm
ruNHE BRITISH PLATE GLASS WAnkiiOtsk, has re-
moved from and 10 spruce Building
apss-Sm ISAAC g. PLArT.
TuNHE ATLANTIC RAILING wOHKs M,NUPA,TGHE
IL THE COMPOSITE IRON RAILING, unequaed In beauty
strength eheapne-s
Rods, and
light and graceful like WIRE RdTLfNd heavy
Cast Iron Zach being thus
ereviees for the
there no rasins Of the work Designs will
uress postage free.
Prices per niai foot Rang for
Public or Private Grounds Cemeteries yeanda
&c, for sale by GEORGE FOSTER Agent
10, broadway, New York.
N George Foster and his Agents
thorIed to sell this newly Railing
States. apls-5n
n ARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF DiiY GUODs
IL L. o. WILSON Co. Importers and Jobbrrs Of Dity
toODs No. ~ Courlandt (opposiir the
Western Hote) and Nos II and 8 hey York.
invite the attention OF WHOLESALE BU E
assortment OF Goods, which
by the addition all
siany arrivingby depart
nens devoted exclusively the sale Cloths
ings, aiors Trimmings, White Goods cry,
shav Yankee Notions Domeses &c, Ac In addition dis
played lhge lines OF Prin Including Mrrmacs Coehecs
Lawns Barage. Black aud other silks Menos
tnbarines Apacas and the
ing to the DRY GO Ds TRADE Also agents
We invite the attention Of the closest buyers cash
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VINEeAN-sobbs wine and cider. Sor al. ~
j.al DAyENroRT ALfES a Co
II ,oysRtyes LoiF, cRustfrD, AND rowDERFp SUGARS
I'is DAVENPORT, ALLEN q Co
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IDaItsNr ELASTIC ahlr MNIlrree.1,, unarr a
u and Peculiar Process Private DWELLING Hotels
st.anloa ships &crhese Beds together HOLSTERS
PILLOWS, CoMfoRrERs, Ae, offered public
thorough trial. the
lowing, viz:
They are cheaper than hair will retain their elasticity
are proof against all kind Of Nermn
eirrers OF rheumatism
any otheri easily PRiE-
NEhS berth Matrass this buoyan
To sustain person several days.
They viii be found desirable Foreign partaary
California, Australia China and Islands Paeee O
bearing close packing and opening,
bulk. For sale DoRkMUs A NIXON &c.
No II Park Place, and Is Murray sirr.t x-s Y-ss
CarriAg. and other.
felting by the pound.
tB The Trade generally supplied a a l7brral di-ccuzf
EB We permitted tL- naa@. o. ~. fss-r n Ar
who have ~ approve OF he artlri
George L. Schuyler, Esq, Charles DAVIS Esa
J. Green Pearson ESD, Rev. "a ". H-lIsz.
Elhu Tovnse Esq., Robert = rauEl- -
H. Brewer, NJ D. Dxan
, W. Bradshaw, MD, CAPtAfn Josrpa J. Caa-st --
Captain Hazard Buralo, Ceuauaars-r "a ts Il 80.
Captain Hollser, Mail stsam-r Raitl-
feI Am
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FHfv OWNEitt Of HORSES Ann aATTIf-QARolINa
OIL fOR HORsEsMerehants celebrated Ca ryns el n,
I.my kmeroeaten s one of The best external ever
onrsa - TIE public Tor the many diseases Incident 10 he
ce,e No Farmer o. fsrier should b. without has pros
enenty successful IN The treatment Of Flesh Woands dau, of
AZ nnds spran, Contracted Muscles Rnsboue Tvl Pps
svssny N.ss. fuia, Mango, Horn Distemper, Sand
uEscE founder,d Peet, Lseness, ecratehes,
nnr External fsont and navy other diseases or vheh y,
esss-, % ern,s ana ", W me Assn,, :"
kbu a optY Drussist.,
~ tH Main sftet
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oDgkhS CUrLE,sY aegeiged pei slgaalsf A1s.s,sg I
- ret tom the mandatory ofyoscph
b. ssss 81 q snd Bone Iispde KNIVES and yo IN doIsns ~
s oi ~ pieceG aso of Pocket snd ren Kres
k,sers Rssor Hror scissos shesrs Cves and scsls co.
uaa9a 49,
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Aa a11Hs3aHE


k EHoo0 E66k1a CnocUa
HN,N1o1n Avn r,sr.s:s..,,,a ~. =; 49,
departure of the Trains N - -
sxr..s nAn.
,eaves aenmond daily s-isys excepted o'clock A. NJ
NAL raArs.
Leaves Richmond daily, at xoeio-k p NJ
~ A. NJ
caIs To-
chidrsn over hree and not II Of and
e"iersa psIsons,So ne % cents.
no tickets are soId P'"' ss''Hs oH 'hs e>f''ns'e
Throurh rIekets I'm eonn.r,,o, ,-.,. - r...,
stage Line can b. procured AZ ths On. - az
Greenesboroarh Sorth C.roins ~ ~ 40 o S'.ss''
salem, do DO ~ 20
aLrsiSston. do do 800
salisbury, do do -
Charlotte, do do 100
Tekets 20 weldon, do DO $50
I-,x.. p,.,,.,s .to,ses1 vrn g-ss InAiN a.
for Pot w,h.I me-. 4, ~, 80 nc a ~
csntsi, wtn1 s,,h s nn tne Steamooat Augusta
,he inieraeaia,e places.
yare 10 Horfon, Portsmoath Polnt. n
Msais, leash) cent?
The freight all articles Norfolk
landing, On the kver must be paid in .dv.nee
,,...' ~ snenss'es nust ee arnshed With two
.n AI'ne ana ~ must be
e.P az a., - a. s p,s 'hey are permitted TO 20 on e
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XNh i. PARfsfcN has this
w Express basinen JAS H. KING ESQ., and the busines.
4 KING. -
New York, February H. 1855
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hILh, HUIrE
II NEW YoRK-rHos. o. srEARSs. importer goat-r q
SILKS, MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. id2 Brosdeay
iork has now In store and daily receiving
lowest prices complete
cling all the various styles designs
Fancy Silks Marcelines, POrrnees Sawl Trimmings
bbons Taneta and satin Ribbons Dress
French and English Grapes Grape Lses, SIX c@vat Eroe
ries Gloves Of all kinds, Mtts Bareves ces White
Goods Hosiery, l.. Z. Handk erchiefs, 81.
The undersigned invites Trade his
friends generally sHEr
INE blycrs Tli0s. q. sTEARNs, I62 broadway,
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iSESPre.s packages FOR Norfolk PSfSr.hu,- a., d.,
i or shpuien Steamers Roanoke or
heieAiter be received by ADANsk CO so
ships. I'M !. I, a esss ~ those steAIa-
ieT-dd N FLhAsASTs,
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tFr maAcE Flows Ae--ws ~ouid can X. .,,s.
ot tafns " ner Doabls Csd oousf. dssirs a - e
s Sgsn Iosseo .na Ioos csovs saDsssdss ~ 80
.,, - - ss sos IN most e.,ss Also esnpists ssrt
Is gronqE wArI co,
ErenElin street niehu.sf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

Cuba, che enshved colony, may becomes republic,
altAeugh she he's mot the anteeeaout1 a hbsal
preparation. The republics Of antiquity were born in
day out Of the bosom Of very opposite habits, and
Of civilization much inferior TO that Of our
The Swiss realized Sudden Transformation that did
honor to her sons and elevated William Tell 70 the
apotheosis of liberty. The great Bolivar immortal
ICED his name by achieving the freedom Of Colombia
opening the way and assisting half the New World
in securing its independence. and all this without
any preliminary political education; and many other
nations without il have torn the sceptre from their
tyrants, sometimes to expel them and sometimes to
force them to adopt constitutions that gave rights
and participation in the government to the people.
There are many other proofs that political education
and regeneration may bloom together, when, as in
the case OF Cuba one cannot precede the other This
precedence, il insisted upon would, in many ma
tons, prevent the birth of liberty. For North
American 10 sustain it an anachronisrl, is de-
parture from the principles which constitute the
duty and make the honor of his country.
PoRFIRIO VALIENrR,
secretary Of Cuban Junta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22
Total 53s SIC 500 $50 552 100 $40 757 ISL 400
Quantities Skinned for series of years:-
The following is the amount Of -four shipped from
is place on the Rochester and Syracuse Railroad


The Buffalo and Rochester road has brought into
the city 1895 barrels during the past year, up to
January hrst: the year previous, ~ 900 barrels
Deductng from the amount shipped by canal and
railroad (G7l ,j7i) the amount left by the same U22
o10) and the whole amount sent forward from this
city appears to be SO 504 barrels. To this should
be added the amount shipped by the Lake to Og-
densburg, about GOO barrels.
The r. l.. and y. T. Road has brought down dur.
ing the few months they have been in operation up
to tie drst Of January, 81 090 barrels of -four and
$500 bushels OF wheat With increased facilities for
carriage and storing they viii increase this average
During one week OF the present month they have
brought j.t6l barrels Of honr. and 363 bushels of
wheat. This -four has been sent forward the Cen
tTal roads to Albany and New York, In The cars of
tie Lockport road. There should be deducted from
the amount act down shipped by the H. & :. road
the number Of barrels brought by the Il. l.. & NJ
and Die Western roads.
N will be Seen that the amount "A onr shipped IL
large. taking into consideration the TACT that the
market FOR this staple had received impulse until
late III the seann Of navigation and that during the
prevalence 81 cholera b0atmen avoided stopping al
this place a. much possible. The reader will not
fail 70 observe the increased amount taken forward
by railroad, and that the facilities Afforded bv the
canal are not equal TO the desire TO ship, in period
when floor is advancing in the Eastern markets. The
Rochester and Buffalo Railroad has nearly doubled
the amount OF -four brought down in any previous
year, and the Rochester Iockport andiNisgsu Falls
road has done good business AT H. even while the
canal remained open.
1le amount o: wheat left here hy both canals Tor
two wears. l. " iOIows:-
1851 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

From the Hamilton Journal and Express, Jan. IL.
The reciprocity with the United States, Of which
there has been SO much said, is not likely to be
granted further than it has been. There is no use
for ns To attempt to argue with the Americans on the
subject They understand it as well az We do. The
traders OF Boston and New York are in favor Of
extending it. but il is for their beneft-a bene-
tit in which other parts of the Union do not parti-
cpate. The carrying trade il OF great advantage
TO the Ogdcnsburg and other railroads. but the no
ton" makers of New England do not partake Of it,
and are therefore opposed to reciprocity unless it
includes some OF their manufactures. The Southern
planters have definite idea of reciprocity, and,
perhaps If the pale faces Of the North would let their
nggers" alone, they might not object TO reciprO-
city, provided their products (sugar and tObacco)
were included. Notwithstanding the rumors in the
Boston and Oswcgo papers, we satisfied that the
present American administration will not do any.
thing with the question of reciprocity. They will
leave it for their SUCCESSORS The Americans have
always considered the trade with Canada as mat
ter for legislation and not for treaty and hence their
Discrimination to negotiate with the British minister on
subject which they think can be best settled by the
parties Immediately Interested This is evident from
the message Of President Fillmore in which, ahid-
ing to the wish OF the British cabinet to make the
fishery question part Of the commercial treaty, he
recommends separate convention for the colonies.
To have reciprocal trade with the United>States,
we must be willing TO satisfy the Congress, which
represents the whole nation, that it is reciprocal
Bostonans and New Workers are almost as much in
terested i'll the Canada trade the Montreaers and
Qnebeckers, and therefore they are anxious to have
the trade because it will benefit them but confer no
advantage on the Western and Southern producers.
Now, it is absolutely necessary to convince all par
ties in Congress that reciprocal trade with Canada
is good for the nation. We despair of being able
TO do So without including in our agreement the
tural productions Of both countries. When this is
done. there may be probability OF reciprocal con-
sention In the meantime, looking at the great
prosperity which has attended the present arrange
nent with the Americans and the satisfaction which
I has given to merchants and farmers, we
no necessity for adopting any course which might
produce reyulsion in our commercial affairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22
The Turf.

NFw OBrrAss rA,rs -fAttqA>A CorGsE jan S-Put8e
alJo ulilc heats
Cart " Minors D. 1. Barry years Oh
poorIua0's ch. Caddo Maid years old. ] =
Col l. Bnpaman' j. Z. IAn-quenette I 81. tdis
Col " Hls ch. 4 ~ Regent .............. 3 sd.
Time IS Ill A. iy-f6i.
Lar NV Jan g.--Proprctor purse $500 tatc heats
scat three IN i've
col 4 NJ HIS Wade Hampton. ........ 4
william Eoorrnan's Caddo Nsid............ !
IN. quickest time was ,4S-no other given.
Amrs7l (Cs) RAras.--LiYtyCTG C0uRsp Jan lJ.-
rurEc $500 three mie boat-.
W b Beauie ch. ~ Elizabeth BcMary, years
sd. by Ambassador .s.t..tss*
q G,s.rgb & Godpir years Oh. ny Boston.
Time s,a4-s 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22
Rochester Flour Trade.

Prom the Rochester Democrat Jan. 10
The publication of the annual statistics Of the -four
business IN this city has been delayed beyond the
usual time on account chiefly of the difficulty of OBJ
tanning some items that were necessary to make it
complete. The statements below are authentic, and
will be found interesting.
The amount Of hour shipped from this place by
canal, during each month Of the past season OF nay
CATION and tive previous wears. i "a follows
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superior tOurf-PRrt Two.

Jan. le.--jnas 10egrQrs. g. g. g. Birf.-Ths was ~
aclon tor assault and battery IL appeared that the DC
iendant j. one o the firm n respectable statuary
factory IN the Bowery In March last the plaintiff eit
other woikmaD about ono hundred in number, turnef
ont for increase Of wage, snd went to the promises
tn, defendant 10 endcayor 10 rmidate him. Tho fore
ordered them out and they refused TO have hr
Bird then informed of the transaction, and COMM
in directed the 10 retire. this they refused 10 do
and he armed himself with piece Of lead pipe, and in tn
rencontrc that ensucd struck plaintiff blow The de
fence U.s. that the assatit justified in repelng aggre>
The Judge charged tht the defendant iusthe'
In usng certain degree Of fosce TO repe the intruder
and IL for the jury whether he had ufed nor
force than necessary II not the defendant emit
tied to acquital The jury, Without leaving their seas
acquitted the defendant. *
Capt. Jesse Loveland, master of The bark Parthean
from Cedar Point Maryland, committed snicide
Nev Orleans on the Nth inst Nv shootiuo hmsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

hr. John Bartlett celebrated musician, and who
has been tor more than twenty-five years identified
with the Brigade Band % Boston, died in that city
20 he 10th inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

The Valley canal unnyigable during two
months .; the -s-on after the Erie canal was open
which accounts for THEN being wheat lett that
canal in April AMI May.
The WestITn Railroad ha- eft lsl,l9I bushels,
which i. h4le NOR. than brought here the year
previous.
The following is the quantity lett ~ both canals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

.hNECt TON ~ SoCrH CGoLlNA. l.. n H.
Stubs. N Marlboro district, who va convicted "A
the murder OF hi slave II last October court, wa
hanged in the courshpuse square az Bennci-sille,
the seventh inst. in accDrdJUc. With the .enHnc.
II tie Court. The CheroU Goear saw " that the
offence Tor which sir Sunfs suffered the extreme
pcuulty ~ the LAYS consisted much 81 the neglect
Ut hi duty ~ , master ~ uf any other Ingredient.
~ tins point IT view this case speaks volumes n be-
nall u gn laws enacted tof the protection " oir
slave population. aud puts to blush thousands 81 the
lie invented and propagated by Northern fauatlcSn
~ disparage the institution of slavery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-22

Amount hi rs railroad ~, 80 b-hel-. sotsl
l.62315S.
In i.52 tie rInWlnt "A wheat ,1t BY canal aud
tailroad. WIS 72J lbs bushels, against $40 i56
bushels in 81. Inal lua nifty was supplied by
lake ye,-sl- from points the American COAT. snd
still smaller amount II Ca1ad,n wheat was ground
here les than one million bushels have been re.
quirci from the surrounding country, ia make NJ the
amount manufactured into Hour and .hippei in that
torn. II must be rm"nycrcd. however, that the
mil. have supplied the wants " more than 20 900
people at The same Time.
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FALL GOODS.

,USHE subscribers e larger portion
their sorehou.e rs rearl street. doors porh their
Their comprise. some hundred packages and
boots, SHOES, HATS, CAPS. LEATHER, Trunks
r best will enable them to offer great
az alton Of their stock ~ the Merchants Of vsa aid
''''"'''''' Oo'" ~ 'O'''' anu puaRLrs BROOKE
No. 10 p,ar Street.
Ric'noSp Augn-t 25,h 1854.
gu- IMi.UHr>Nr TO TIiE AfFiATED-Dr. y. HUET
Ms%e Of The ROYAL C,ss L91Sn proclaim, =" ,ss
dy md eacius plan treating srcRFT DIsrAsEs that ia,
ever been PROMULGATED the world Ny his PLAN founded on OBJ
insure the patient cure in few days sure remedy for
certain habit youth may Of DR. o. IIuct FranLi
street three doors from the corner 81 Governor opposite ne h'
ing in the aud head when asleep great Nervousness being
my attended mind. Or nurr
sy o. s0s11s y @ PAIN in s Iin Aaeon
Of the Kidneys also. those peculiar affections which ase from
riage Impossible the destroys both mind aud body The
Persons affected with uetsi discharges, debility the uri
nsry organs. OF mo,s who are suffering b. s,nio
ed 60 die BY other PhysoiAns may be speedily cured ~ "PV
GONORRHRA will permanently cured without The admins.
traon o mercury ba.an' OF ser Nh'h "'1 ''
GEyTs fatal the constitution They lead 70 sirle'ws'
t. guaranice eue pernsnst In short time,
Those AFFLICTED With any q the form, o. ne ,SIrs, S'.
i ~ ' s5 h. b.sis e. All
Lei no se nodesy from making known 70
and Tepecaby alone befricnd you
lie under Dr. HUr aud his treatment may re-
gousy his honor gentleman and In whose bosom
will be forever locked the secret Of his patient.
the world In whom " 10 safe 70 rss
confidence delicate nature The many
medical with which the country h and the
10 which the unfortunate are subjected ~
consulting men, renders matter u mere Justice To-
public against them and point them 10 The sure haven Of
Hemae Complaints are successfully treated and cured by Dr.
Iuet, or nopay required ---, -- II, .-
appear their disease may be- or however ply
seans or remedies they tried "a put his knowledge aud sin
nm easeu trfH them Nothing
nv PRONIsEs TO EVERY PKRsON HE TREATs, A PERMA
MINT AND RADICAL CURE rOR LiFE.
that ths calling will hut
who 10 In constant attendance In his private
ready and uag 70 render relief 10 All who may give him
csli.
Dr Medicines entirely vegetable; they easily
without hndrance huslueEs,
the satisfaction Of the patient, fee required.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Apply bis Medical once frankn street. nearly opposite
ist Presbyterian Church, Richmond, Va.
Hours of consultation A. ". until y. w., and fTcm
N. until Y. NJ, Sundays excepted
Persons distance be cured W letter, post paid, stain
case and enclosing a small fee. Terms moderate.
All consultations strictly confidential.
Price of Medicine package - Uheh In most
SUFFICIENT 10 perform cure.
~ Al Surgical operations performed. molly
NOR SALE PRIvNTELY-An excellent Carriage Driver
II Hoser also young Woman Who good Cook. Appyto
auto NIL TALLY
ID O-iNs-iOo bblsr portion No, I, fnr sale by -
N .sg2s RDSosD, DAVENPORT 90,
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Nkw FALL And wlNTER nay Goops w. h.v. y.
~ eeyed By steamers aud packet. rem New
ssetsd siosk Of oo-s Zoe the Fall Trade
and country generally The following constitute part
HEAVY B Orc. Rhine. Dre..ss and
hroeade sun In fancy eo'ors aud black
- and y Rich nev styie Plaid snks
r ds sole ol.es aud ,mail checked Mareelnes
snu. FRENCH and 0erman Merino~s snd Cloths
nk, Fancy Cora nev style Prsid Alpaca.
Mos.i, Ls,,,. canton cloth. DoaEssias.
Tartan Fald, CreAslAn nd French do
Rich yreneh and American Printed de I~Ine.
rn sna rin,rd Cashmere and Psrs cioihs->i color
Plain and Figured hou.seInss and IA Y,x. A. .,n..
y aud J. heavy SIN Velvet foe Cloak and M.ntul.s
Plain and Printed Opera Cloths ALI color, -
Embroidered. Dotted aud cksds siss Nu.i,n.
Neck, Bonnet, Cap and Velvet Ribands
smba liemmed.i stitched aud Tape bordered Ham
urass Cloth, Corded. wAdd.d andB rockadel sti,s.
f1ned fo.ins Goncred and Embd Sleeves
M LAIN ana eno,se a,,St.msnt Of worked Sleeves
Ladies and Gents sk Merno. vigpnI. Vest.
complete assortment Of ladies' and Boy. Silk
hanikeIehiefs h'o
Ia les and Gents coiI Hid Gloves (A-r.ndsr'. make,
DO 10 Thibet Cashmere and Raw silk 0ioy..
sessan Lls Cambrie and Swiss Eigns. and Insert
Ing. Table D.ma.t, Cloths, Napkin. Doyis. ' ~
saoosssd woo'en and wo6ted Piano and Table Cover.
super bik, blue, Brown, Green andC Cadet Cloth
WOODEN Velvet snk, Satin handsome wadi. ysSS
satinets rweeds, kennebeck nd Kentucky jean, "t'
Mn,,S.s Msss flsin' KsT,sy. and L9,.y:
Hack Green, Drab Mode Lsdr. CIo,b.
Velvet Tapestry, brusssls 8ply Ingram Carpetnr
v,hei, ChsnsIhe and Ttited Rnr, nd Mat. '"s
American, Scotch and - rr~nch ainshsms
Brown and Bleached Domerties, she.lng, sh,,,,,.
Osnaharrof all m ,nufscures anu COLO
An OF which, having been purchased vIth ...h -. -
. . VALENTINE, cRENsIIAw 90
..s No'"corner broad. 9th and Capitol streets,
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IIyHnOIGm TO IENINGTON NND nItMANAN IN rvs

NInI Fnrkrt SrOII,IIr Lynch
burg On and after the 18th u October
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted the usual hour 81
NJ and arrive In ynchbug - hours and Ia buchanan ~
hours
Returning leave buchanan At ~ A. NJ every except
lay, IyIcburg 81 y. NJ leave LynchbuTg
and In Richmond hours,
Norfolk Boats leaving ~ NJ Southern
Railroad Cars, leaving at 4. VI.
Of
North River Returning leaving Lexington every except
days, ani arrive ia Richmond In ~ hours.
Passengers for Famvile fare o. Buckingham Court House.
are - ~ Charlottesville fare So Staunton fare a. viii
leave Richmond Mondays weinr 4ay's Fridays
Hollow Card OF time OF arrival
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JOSEPH II. CoLQUITT, Agent.
FALL SUPPLY
OF DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS FANCY GOODS

ETC, ErC for sale by DOVE n co.
lu.'r1 lbs Sup Carb Soda best Newcastle
1890 It's Coppsras, bright Green
"a hbls Fire Proof Paint. l2taIlhs Indigo
lO'' gallons Solar OIL; CSC lbs BnraV Woods hest
3cAsk- Nunrgs 3cnsts Madd'r
leo Mats Cassii; 5tnDs white Lead OIL cask
eo't-1 Cigars assorted, 2uU boxes Chewing Tobacco
J,mh paprr- Smoking El'arco, IL bids bps salts
la ibis AIum la ibis N-nrt Red
9uu lhs Giur, Irish: lUO dozen Mustang Eminent
leo duz'u Arabian lInm-nt; Loco lhs Ionqua Beans
l9O6 lbs Extract I.ogSO1J
!sr lbs Paris Green, dry and Ia oil
2J0 lbs Chrome Green; 80 lbs Chrome yellow
hales fresh Cove- ~ IoTrn Nermfuges assorted
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