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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-17
INSUn, ANCE.
I1lKE. LIFE AND MARINE INsus

4 -
ANCE.-kyaehbSrg Hese y FIRE In saranet COM
many.
his Co apany makes Insurance. against loss q, lan
t2ehy Fire, Dwelling ilouses Cnre. Tobncco Fnrt,
r'es and other buildings, furniture Goals wares al
nerehandizc generally in town and country on the raos
favorable 'ss
Also mnkcs insurance on the lives ofa persons ef.
Toying good heafh and of sound constitution Tor the
winnie duration oiitc or fnra limited period
SlnNf@ employed in ordinary occupations will be
Insured on reasonat e terms
HE COMPANY will nso take marine ris,s from and Ia
any oil the Northern Southern Ports nj favourable
rates
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
DON T. c. G.fETERS. lice President.
SAMPSON DlUGUlD. Chief Engineer
james Cohbs, Samuel Gnrlnnd
lohn icgat. Nathan b. Thurnmn
heorP' w fanceN. Ohm Otcy Taylor.
William 7 Anderson. William T. Smith
&AEflN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREfDT Wits, Secy.
DR.. 7. II. Gilmer,
Dr. VIM. 0twpv Oven. .'''''"' "N"""f's
The Medical Esaminniion If subjects for Insurance
will he nude nj the ntice of the Company on each day
between tho hours Of and o'clock, P.
FehS-olts
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BY STEAMER BELNlDEHE.
eapes Richmond epe5g Tpcsday al o'clock =. NJ
glA TIL lntge nnd new Steamer Il II Nv ID Il RE
ass& Cnpt GlrroRp will receive freight every Mon.
~ and up IL hour nf o'clock p. NJ, every 1uaH'
~. for the above place..
Shippers To Wheeling. Pittsburg Cincinnati and the
anlh and West genrrny, will find this route the chcn
i and most expeditions For freight apply Ia
LUDLAM WATSON, Richmond. Va.
IIl.,I LII
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IL,.Y Nll{GINIAN.
y & SHIELDS. Proprietors.
l4x ME-.

~ Is published Iaily al yb, aud seni.weekly a.
tlytnre. No subscription is taken for u shorter
. ,,iths. anl 40 papur Is discontinued, except at
10 proprictors. until ali arrearages shnll have
s1sXTS are inserted Tor 30 cents per "luart Tor
T ,gsR fjrm insertion, aud ~ eta for e,"rs uter
safar of insertions Is not marked on th. Ms, II
! i IN ordered on l. and charged accordingly
~ RArEs are - For the privilege of two squares,
! A.tly sl0; for one square, daily $50, sctni.weekly
:, daily $40, seini-weekly s35. Every yearly
70 ,uirea TO confne his advertising o his par.
t,5ness, and if he exceed the space stipulated for
"a ratnby Tor tie excess.
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MORhlS, Richmond. Va. soul.l invite tho
~. attention OF the various schools and Institutions
# learning throughout the State, To HE School
Classical Books. Tart BooLs used ia the various Col
lrees md Universities. with general collection of Edu
rnilonul Works. in every departments of learning.
rD-Schoc Stationery f every disoription.
A liberal discount will he mnde, and bundles deliver
I'D ia Lynchburg. free of expense.
~ Orders will receive prompt attention.
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n. B.-The rates will be charg ID from knnx
vile aud all other points along lhe line to Lynchburg
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NO. ll9.
RICHMOND.
PREPARING FOR PUBLICATION
At Greatly Reduced Plicea

A MORhIS-Ihtfishsr and Boosseii1-O7 Main
q. W,ett RfCHKOND Ia =. VIII publish
ualcr Virginia Rerofta Vols. l. . aud 3,
ilenninr n Munfurd'. Virginia Reports--4 Vols,
Nh i9rd's Virginia Report yos..
L.irh'- =, Vol
All with poes with ,eferencep To subsequent deeiaions
nnd over ruled oa-ea--by Laeen Minor, E-q CnunseI.
lor NJ Inv ov "A ~
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IN PREss-A HISTORY or SUR

PRESS-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN
EQUITY and OF an Action at Common Law by A.
u SAINTS. Esq, Cousollor n Law
This work efn,rnces minute nconfnt of n the sieps
10 be taken in suit o Equity and nction ut Law,
srom their commencement their termination also,
the mndc of enforcing judgments dececs together
with the manner Of appeals wrts OF error. Nc. &c.
forn-o of bills, and .ccrees IL, Cuncery, de-
eln,aiions end udpmctt. Common Law. and pleas,
deniui rrrs md repontions aprended and u chap
ter will he devoted specially the prnetre In the Un-
ted States Count. A. NORRIS,
Publisher 4 I,poksrler,
nov li.ts Richmond, Va.
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I OOKING GLASS AND PICTURE

4 OOkING GLASS AND PICTURE
FRAME MANUFACTORY.-Th undersigned
manufacture aud for sale the following articles
Norhern prices:
Portrai, Frnmes, richly ornamental and plain gilt
Picture Frames of gilt and fancy wood and gull.
Daguen eotype Finmes,a argebeantifui assortmse'
goods
Looking Glass Plates, fall sizcs and fitted in
pcturo Glass. French, first quality from 5cx36 inch
duwn
Plate Glass for and dwellings. furnished TO ord"
Composition Rosettes, of all sizes for Builders interior
work
ALso-Old Work re-gilt and iobbne in all the sbo'
brnn;hes
Picture Glass cut t. any pattern-and large size
French Mirrors furnished to order.
fVCountry orders by mail will eceve promp atten-
lion FRANCK & GLOVER,
1873 Main street betwecn 9thund lOthst Richmond
", June 9-ts
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INSURANCE. AGENCY.

For the Protection Insurance Company, Hartford Conn
CAPITAL. $500 900.
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LUDLAM q w son,

RIrHMosD VA.
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM.
MISSION NERO HANTS,
OFFICE a. WAREHOUSE SOUTH SIDE or THE BAsis.
.In'. ii-dt=
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RICHMOND a BOSTON LINE "a.

Theac vessels of tia. first class Built expressly for
is trade and hive superior accommodations for pass-
iPers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
aliGcd Tor the tado, aud who will spare exerfion
,nccummodne.
They will be lowed up aud down the river by s.aam
III may be relied on sail promptly as advertised
lrrclants going North ordering goods from Bos
m will find il ihc interest 10 ship by this line
is the only regulnr line, and freight viii always be
,ken a. low as by my other vessels and every effort
III be made by the agents in Richmond and Boston 10
yesntis sihciion
We respectfully nsk and hope to succeed in oh
lining full share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond ai Rockets ; IN
Eoston at Rowe4 Wharf
DAVID GURRlE. Richmond, }A,,t..
ALLEN 4 WELTCH, Boston, !
aug o.dts No 1873 STATE Street
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LuachJ,g. Ia, to kaoncilh Tennessee. by NE Iit>
giaia and Tennessee Rairoad and Farish g. Co.'S. Lat
Gt Stages Through tickets he Obtained the
Ticket Office of the Vi'ginin aud Tennessee Railrond
Company at The following points and at the following
rntn IL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-07

NOTICE-M. 5. MEAUUh having re-
~ turned to the city offers his services his pat
rons aud to all who wish their RAZORS any
riety of CUTLERY put in good order for He
hereby his sincere thanks to those who have
heretofore employed him, and hopes for a continu-
ance of their favors.
Orders left at Mr.. ANDREW JOHNSTON'S Hard
ware store, at the Columbian Hotel, will be prompt
ly attended TO. Any person wishing to Mr.. NJ.
do so by calling at Mrs Shepherds boarding house,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
Price D cents.
So 2S-dlOtSw2t*
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"UUD FUh 6AIIE.-I HB BubHcf1beT
w having q large quantity OF WOOD 10 dispose
Of has found 1t convenient TO take yard for that
purpose.
His yard is on Broad street. opposite Brooke Ave-
nue.. Orders for WOOD may be left at the stores of
q. G. Herring, ESQ., Messrs Reeve 4 Blair James
B. Shelton, ESQ.,, at the yard, which will meet
with prompt attention.
He has on hand about 700 cord superior seasoned
ia 1s-ts JOHN r. REEVE.
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CoMETHTNG NEW.-DAGUERREO-

- IA
- TYPE HATs-Whilst nearly all descriptions
of gentlemen's wearing apparel have undergone
changes the hat has in great measure, maintained
ITS original shape. And yet every man of taste is
ready to admit that that shape Is most defective IL
is not capable of shetering the head from rain or re-
sstiug the rays of the sun; 1t Is anything else than
ornnnentaL and is troublesome article TO carry any
where else than on the head. Now, whilst the un-
dersgned frankly confesses that he has no innovation
10 propose upon the present fashion, he neverthe-
less takes occasion say that he has made arrange
ments whereby he add greater value to the mod
ern capillary ornaments He proposes to introduce 20
his friends and customers the DAGUERREOTYPE
HAT an article every way faultless in manufacture
and mode and possessing a beautiful miniature like
ness of the owner.
viii his friends and the public call in at No. 1877
Broad street. Shockoe Hill, and examine specimens
He has likewise in store, entirely new and
lect stock of Fall and Winter H A T S and CAL S,
which he is prepared to sell, either wholesale
TAIL for small cash profit.
HATS made to order and warranted TO please.
RICHARD MOORE,
oc Sim No. 1877 Broad street
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mo MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL

TNO MANUFACTURERS OF RAIL
4 ROAD CARS, IRON, &c.-Proposas will be
received at the office of the BOARD OF. Public Works
of Virginia. in the city of Richmond until o'clock,
P NJ. on the first MONDAY in December next for
furnishing the Freight and Passenger CARS required
for the equipment OF the Eastern and Western divi-
sions of the CONVICTION AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Also for the CAST IRON work required in the
construction of the Tracks, Turnouts and Bridges of
said road.
Also proposals for furnishing RAILS for the track
of said road to be made at each end thereof.
Each proposal must be endorsed, Proposals for
Cars Cast Iron Work, &c." and shall state whether
the articles proposed to be furnished will be
featured on the line fthe road or elsewhere
The proposals to be addressed to the undersi gned
JAMES G. PAXTON,
Superintendent of the Coyngton
and Ohio Railroad.
RIcuHoND Sent 10 1855 Sc l4-3awtd
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STRENGTH OF CHINESE HAIR.-Elght OF the ac-
robats of the destitute Chinese Dramatic Company
have been engaged at Burton's theatre, New York,
where they give their extraordinary performances
to full audiences. Their lofty somersets have not
been equalled by any of the circus companies
To show the strength of Chinese hair, two of the
company stand upon chairs, holding a stick across
theit shoulders, when another OF the Chinese puts
his pietail over the stick and raises himself from
the stage by his hair half dozen times This feat
causes a roar of laughter.
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MRS. c. VIGLINI is now prepared t,

MI RS. G. VIGLINI is now prepared to
INl give her undivided attention to Der customers
and friends for which purpose she has made such al
teratons and improvements in her store will enable
her to carry out this intention.
1 am now receiving large and desirable assort-
ment of beautiful FALL STYLE BONNET AND
NECK RIBBONS, FLOWERS. FEATHERS. SA-
TINS, VELVETS, HEAD DRESSES and DRESS
CAPS, and will continue TO receive weekly during
the all the FASHIONABLE NOVELTIES
which may be found in the Northern cities which
will be disposed of at the most reasonable prices.
70 Due notice will be given of the opening of
Fall and Winter Millinery Sc 28-d2w
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NEW NOVELS, BY MRS. HENTZ,
~ for sale at RANDOLPH'S Bookstore and Bin

deIy.
down and her friends of the New Light. BY =. W.
United States Key for Mathematical SelEInstruc-
ton, on the Mechanical Sliding Rule, commonly
called the Carpenters Rule. By John Marguarr-
size. -
Introduction. By Prof. TappaR. Fine steel plates
and beautifully bound-S3.
John Randolph, ofRoanoke, and other sketches of
character including VIM. Writ, together with tales
of Real Life. BY f. w Thomas, author of Clinton
Bradshaw, &c.-S125.
Beautiful and exact reprint of the British Poets
Adeno edition, at reduced price. Gray's Poems
and Life. By Mitford-75c.
Helen and Arthur, or Miss Thusa's Spinning Wheel
"a novel. By Mrs. Hentz-50c.
Wild Jack, or the Stolen Child, sketch from life,
with other stories. By Mrs. Hentz-5Gc.
New Orleans Sketch Book. BY Stah, with plates
rp
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We heard story Of fellow who related his ex
Derience when the Natant Bank failed. "As soon
as heard it," says he ''my heartjumped right into
my mouth Now, thinks |, spose I've got any bills
on that ere bankq Pm goner, that's fact So
YOU see on coat and put for home fast as my
iers would carry me--run all the way. So whenI
Got there looked and found hadn't got any bills
On tn hank-nor am other. felt some easiern
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DRY GOODS. cIoTTTrrn

NV FALL GOODS Who'll EE1Tr
AnD KEIAiL.-Our supply Of TkIMMIslsss
and FANCf GOODS, for the snsn seas,s - = a6s
~ and coplste It snrpsssss 10 choice snJ row
81 styie, ~ lar any thing yet offered 70 the rs
among the numerous articles which orr rDe.
the fashions Of the day 1eat araons
GlMPs, in Greek ard pointed patterns
Velvet GIMPS. velvet GAL Txl(5vS -.
match, ms 10
Patent silk BALLOONS for cLoAKs aax.,..
Real and imitation Jet oRgAsfr.rs 49,
variety, &c, n great
) Lsa,ss RIeoLErTEs, FAsclNAroRs oprp.
We have, also, cut paper PATTERNS oe or,
Mantiiias, Dressing Gowns Childrep,s $50 Sloakss
ter the new system of Mad. Denoress &C, at.
Thus the ladies' of the city of Riehp,ors
generous appreciation and refined TASTE hs' Mhose
oo, 4ua ny vii now find in their rid., ~
not surpassed BY any of the northern c!tss "neh u
makers HJRSu 4 $3.50 1879 $40 dress
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TheIfrst play performed in America by regular
company OF comedians, was the Merchant Of We
nice" at Williamsburg, the capitol of Virginia, on
the 5th of September, 1862; The comedians,
der the management of Halam, embarked in the
Charming Sally, Captain Lee early in the month of
May of that year, and after voyage of weeks,
short passagein those days, arrived safely at York
toayn Va
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Table talk, or knocking, sometimes leadsto en-
barrassing results, proved by the following Cos
sip, current at Berlin: party met the other night
and formed CHAIN and when the ''iuid" was in
movement, married lady present, put the quesi
ton, "How many children have IT. TAP, tap,
tap tap"-or four, replied the table. "True; won
derfull'' exclaimed the lady and all others. Her
husband came in and asked the same question,
"Tap, tap'-or two, was the answer The effect
produced by this may be better conceived than de-
scribed This might be termed "scandalous table
talk"
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ApMIRABLE TnINGs-nY joi,S svsaros.

ADMIRABLE THiNos--sY JOHN RushToS.
rrt. h.nS o,,strefchsd 10 meet brothers;
4 life eSposed in saving others
ss.,,es s,rsacher seeking disirese.
xSssn ss,ll and power 90 make Il iees;
TIE caring ssadent-boy retired.
Nth sealing information fred:
raves mission. overlapping creed,
reaching the deaf and blind to read;
The hand that wields the hammer. then,
With equal SKILL takes up the pen:i
The patriot toiling for has kind,
With energetic soul aud mind;
The steam press. engine. forge and plow,
Pesrl-drops on the laborer's prowi
The poets sweet aud hopeful song
Humanity waging war with wrong
A mother, at the close Of day,
Teaching her little ones 20 pray;
The Christian spirit takisg Hight
From this dim world TO endless Iight'
Aad all things. as through life we piod,
Which brings us nearer truth aud Goa.
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An Arkansas volunteer in the Mexican war, ri
ding on horseback, came across an Illinoian, who
was shot in the leg. The Illinoian told him where
he was wounded and suggested to be taken up and
conveyed out of danger, ARKANSAS placed him on
behind the saddle, and fastened him to hmselfwith
a leather strap. While they were Fastening from
danger, grape shot took Illinois" head off; but
ARKANSAS thought he had only tainted from ia.
tigue and pain When safe place was arrived at,
the horseman releasing his charge, and seeing his
head was gone, nc exclaimed: 'Weil these ILL
nolans are the d-stliars Here's aErascal with his
head of, when he told me he was only shot in the
leg. You can't believe word these fellows say
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WOOD AND COAL.

4 yUAL.--I am now receiving and will con-
~ tinun 10 receive, for the next sixty days, my
stock oil ANTHRACITE COAL. Peyspns ordering
may rely upon getting the very best article. and on
as reasonable terms 1t can be bought IN the city
se aj--Jm JOHN w. WRIGHT.
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TT S. ALL l. IN E-Leayes FRI
~ DAY AFTERNOON, 7th inst, at O'clock
Lin IL

Tor NEW 1UHh VIA NUHHULh, per Steamship
ROANOKE, Z. Csvendy Commander.
Freight received to-day, Thursday, at 12 O'Clock,
and up to the hour of O'Clock, p NJ, Friday, the
18th inst.
Passengers are requested to be board before the
hour Of departure, O'Clock, p. nj.
Tickets and berths secured at Office, south side
of the Basin.
Passengers taking this ship to Norfolk viii be
charged the same as by the river boats
oc 6-2t LJDLAM l. WATSON
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AFtsu sroRr-The following thrilling account
il said to have been taken from the log book OF
vessel some time since arrived in port
In eourse of the voyage, that dreadful disease
sbip fever broke out among the crew One OF the
sailors among the first victims, was accompanied
nv his son. lad of fourteen years, who was strong
" attached 10 his father, and remained with him
day and night and never could be persuaded TO
leave his sick father for moment.
a large shark was seen every day following the
vessel evidently for the purpose OF devour,ng any
one who should die and be committed to the
deep.
After lingering few days the sailor died. As ii
was the custom at sea, he was sowed up in sheet,
and for the purpose of sinking him, an old grind
stone and a carpenters axe were put in with him.
Tie very impressive services of the Episcopal
church was then read, aud the body committed to
the deep.
The poor boy who had watched the proceedings
CLOSELY plunged in after his father when the enor-
NOUS shark swallowed them both The second
day after this dreadful scene, as the shark contin-
sed to follow the vessel or there were others sick
the sbp) one OF the sailors proposed as they had
sharp hook on board, to make an effort TO take
him.
They fastened the hook to large rope and bait
eli il with piece Of pork, threw It into the sea,
and the shark instantly swallowed it. Having
thus hooked him, by means OF w1ndlass, tney
ho>ted him on board After he was dead, they
prepared to open him. when one OF the sailors
stopping down for that purpose, suddenly paused,
and after listening few moments, declared most
solemnly, he heard low guttering sound which
appeared to proceed from 1.-The shark. The sailors
after enjoying hearty laugh at his expense pro-
ceeded TO listen for themselves, when they were
compelled to admit they heard similar sound
They then proceeded to open the shark, when the
mystery was explained.
# appears the sailor was not dead, but in
trance, and his son, on making thi: discovery, had
by means OF his knife, ripped open tbs sheet. Hav-
ing thus liberated his father they both went to work
and righted up the old grindstone-the boy was
turning, the father was holding to the ship car
penter's axe, for the purpose of cutting their way
out O: their Jonah-like prison, which occasoned
the noise heard by the sailors AS it was the hottest
season of the year, and very little air stirring
where they were at work, they were both eacsating
tremendously.
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JUVENILE PREcocIrr.-The Tyler (Texas) Tels
graph of late date, has the following account of
a ''smart boy"
A good deal has been said of late about the pre-
cocy OF american youth, but all that we have seen
of them is completely Outstripped by a Mexican
hoy of San Antonio. He attempted to give in his
vote at the late election, but from his youthful ap
pearance his vote was challenged, and it
proven on oath that he was but thirteen years of
age. The Ledger says that he has wife and child
one year DID, and for the sake Of gratifying curl
osiy, the editor Of that paper was led to consult
physician the subject and was assured that this
''boy' could not have been exceeding eleven years
at the time OF his marriage
What Will our llttie St40crS who exult at the idea
of sporting puny moustache before they have at
tanned the height of common walkingcane think
of this extraordinary youth, who has so early Ia
ken upon himself the responsibilities of life, and
who rejoices in the appellaion of Father, whilst
they cannot procure cogpomen more dignilied
than that OF Little Bu5.
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AT a meeting of the Board of Directors

A I meeting of the Board of Directors
IA of the Virginia Central Railroad Company on the
9th September, 1853, the following resolution
adopted, viz.
Whereas the Agricultural Society of Virginia pro-
pose to hold a fair in the city of Richmond in the
month of November next and this Board being dis
posed to aid audable enterprise in its infancy
Resofred, That the present occasion all persons
exhibiting evidence of being members of the Society,"
and all articles intended for exhibition shall be
red and returned over this road free of charge; but
the company will not be responsible Tor any acciden-
tai injury or loss persons property carried
NoTE-It is possible that more subjects Cor exhibit
ton may be offered than the company have conven-
ment, owners should confer with the Superintendent
six days before the fair
Sc Is E. FONTAINE, Pres't
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CPLENDID PIANO FORTES.-J. A.

SPLENDID PIANO FORTES-J. A.
~ BELVIN has just received from the celebrated
manufactures of Messrs. Nunn,s Co., GILBERT Co,
and Burns a number of their elegant toned PIANOS
with all the modern improvements-and as they come
from manufacturers who stand unrivalled, their
and durability cannot be surpassed-which he will
sell low.
He also has on hand large lot of FURNITURE of
his manufacture, made of Rosewood, Walnut,
for workmanship cannot be surpassed in this the
Northern markets. being all made by hand and by
machinery.
UNDERTAKING.-He still keeps on hand large
lot of COFFINS, and will give his individual atten.
ton TO all orders le 9: hia Warehouse, where he
can always be found
ap 25-d&cts J. A. BELVIN, Governor ar.
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WADSWORTH, TURNER e. 20
~, NO. 10, FOURTEENTH STREET
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FoPETf,N .,r

DOtHL<SIIC DRY GOODS
Have received by various arrivals the;r 49,, :.
solslsn ana domestic DRY GOODS, which Is nsors
extensive than they have heretofore Offered - ~
trace In variety, beauty of styles and ou.i,v -
GOODS superior to any stock they have ever exhbfeS
call and examine their stock-a Of which ;Ii 10 %
sola as low as they can be had in this any Northern