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nor GENTLEMEN.-Blue, black am,

NON UENILEMEN.-B black and
fancy colored CLOTHS and CASSIsfERES;
Satin Challie Marseillcs and Silk VESTINGS; Plain
printed and striped LINEN for Goats and Shirts;
White and fancy LINEN DRILLS, very superior;
Gauze Merino, Cashmere, Lisle Thread and SILK Un-
dershi-ts; black and fancy Silk SCARFS and CRA-
WATTS; Msdrass, Linen and Cambria do; Silk and
Linen HDKFS; Silk, Merino and brown and fancy
Cotton half Hose; UMBRELLAS. GLOVES, SUS-
PENDERS. &C. A large assortment of the above
Goods may be found at
CHRISTIAN & LATHROP'S,
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InpoRrANr SUR IN MONTREAL

IMPORTANT SUR IN MoNTREAL.-The-t following
iFfrom the Montreal Transcript:
1--WE understand that notice of an actionhas been
served on the Mayor by the relations OF Ja1nes Nc
Rea, one of the parties who lost his life by the firing
of the troops of the lower division the night OF
the 9th Junes Damages are laid at 81 000 The civil
remedy invoked by this proceeding, is under the
act 10th and Ilth Wet, c. 6, entitled-An act for
ccanpensating the fanailies of persons killed by ac-
calent &c 1t is said that similar actions ara about
being instituted by other parties"
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3I7NNTR GOODS FOR GENTLE

- MEN.-Blaok, Blue, Brown and Green French re,
- oTt;s. Black and Fancy CASSIMEREs; Black
N.Y. nb.p '1iI NJ ETE and CAsHMERETTs; White and
poio,ed Linen DRILLINGs; silk and MarseI.iss
xFSTINGS: Gauze, Merino and SIX UNDER.
enrfp1s. Lisie Thread and Cotton do; silk, Thread
Ga Cotton HALF HOSE; Gloves and Hdk'fs, in
assx als style: Silk and Cotton UMBRELLAS; Crsvats
"a SUMMER STOCKS We have IN store large
ga ga hsndsome assortment of Goods for Gentlemen's
Snr,Tner Wear partly enumerated above, which will
niS A. low as similar goods can be bought any.
D. pS WARREN & PERKINS,
"sIs Iil Eagle Square.
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.HEAP PAINTING OU-150G :

~ cneap FAINT OIL in casks and barrels for usipg
with Sivers or any Fire Proof or cheap Paint II is
very suitable Tor railroad bridges, cars roofs &c fur
tritiing cost ' az cry
Also, 100 bbs. Silver's Fire Proof Pajnt-tbe Ia ST
and cheapest article ever used ~ " "
BENNETT & BEERS, Druggists.
Jy and Sole Agents l25 Main AZ
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e. b: b LUCK, STOCK AND IAN

", W.nnNN, CIOCk AND I,AND
sTocEss AhRANT AGENCY. GOyERNaRA on ~
highest Dr,ds ooagh5 5 and sold on Coamission Ths
AND sjIWE jT',gs ba,d FOR LAND WARRANTS 1;oID M
unds, tfHe ,e Tickets in all Lotteries sold g.,
promnfIy s msnasement Of r. France Co pTl hs
Of 'IS y n,s and al inquiries relative to the
Richmond, viii NEE, meet. Co addressed to them at
my2 s' WIN prompt attention.
N---..---------- G. Il. LUCK
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uT.RREN's IMPROVED FIRE AND

VV WATER-pKOUF CUNT VoIIilNkA NkXOF0
80 v,tbin the last ten years been applied to twen-
,wye Thousand buildngs IN the United States and
- sh following qualities IN greater degree than
.ny ether roofing material known, VIZ: shespnes q
casTuction durabsy and perfect protection against
Rn;ldinss rooted with this article insured II tho
same rates Of premium those rooted with metal or
slate
Waterhouse, John Doeley, Smith Harwood:
G. M. WARREN 4 co.
Offices corner North and Baltimore street, Baift-
Richmond. my lI-4rsm
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MACE & WINSTON Grocers, Commis-

OULlIfllf-
\ son and Forwarding Merchants South east cor
ner OF Cary and I4th Pearl streets with two Ora
mite Posts ct the corner, viii give their personal ana
strict attention to the sale of all kinds of Country
Produce, particularly Wheat Corn, Flour and Tobae
CO. Ihey keep constantly on hand large and1rell
selected Stock of Groceries, Liquors Vines &c
which they offer on the most favorable terrna to
country Merchants and the public generally They
have on hand Virginia Lime of superior quality o.,
cohaEhhifnL ~
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THE CHARLESTON DUEL-Two gentlemen of
respectability and standing authorise the Baltimore
Times to make the following correction of the arti
Gle in the Washington Star relative to the fatal duel
near Charleston:
The dueldid not occur about lady; nor did Mr.
Dunovant ire first; was the meeting at three
PAGES. The meeting took place at twelve PAGES
Mr. Legare firing first, at the word '0e.' Mr. Dune-
want fred between the words one and two" Mr..
Dunovant acted on the defensive during the whole
of the affair which ended so fatally"
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INDIAN BArrLE.-A despatch from Louisville
gives intelligence from Fort Mackey thst great In
dian battle had been fought between the Sioux and
the Cheyennes Indians and that it obstinate
and bloody fight that both tribes were nearly ex
tnguished The Kioaws brought the information.
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NV GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

CF9SONABLE GO0DS.-oar assort-
r1ent Of Goods is still very great; and we call all the II
attention. % "a fsclorrd SILKS; Black Grapes, Bonn
suTea oa,, "a sIPAcAs: organdie MusLINS; IaGo-
hrTs bars Ia, qLlAWNs. BEREGEs, GINGHAAMS; BE-
fE0I;; ~ - EpOSIFRy and GLOVES Of all kinds;
si.o, 5iin 9oiiIRS and CHEMTZETTES; Mnslin
a Caa6I TRIMMING & Our nseSs stock Of D0MEs 9sdsss
TIC GOODS is also sooS. Ds,s SiiA'o"' 70 'e'"'e
our STOCK we N'0 c. HARTwELL & co.
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MIscELLANEoUs.
IAMES MOODHOUSES, late Nash q

IAMES NOODHOUSE'S, late Nash &
81 Woodhouse's PIANO FORTE Ware Rooms, Ea-
gle Sauare Richmond, Va.-The subscriber has for
sale at his Ware Rooms above his Bookstore, an
sortment of PIANO F0RTES as extensive as can be
seen ut any other establishment of the kind IN the
Union.
In order to keep up this variety he is constantly sup
piled from three of the largest most reliable and dis
tingushed manufactures in the United states, VIZ
A. SToDART T. co, J. B. DUNHAM and J.
Instruments OF these makers can be furnished at
S225 go us 500, $50, S75 400 40 900, up 70 sSoo
Comprising assortment from the lowest priced good
instrument made to the richest and most elegant
The difference in finish and number of octaves con-
stitutes mostly the variation in prices
Ali instruments from the above makers have their
name upon them and warranted perfect in tone,
touch, workmanship and durability:
The subscriber pledges himself to exchange or take
back any PIANO sold by him, which may prove
otherwise than good.
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully
executed, and packed securely to go any distance
The subscriber has now for sale several secondhand
PIANO FORTES.
OLD PIANOS taken in part payment for new ones.
PIANOS tuned and repaired. au9
NUNS & CLARK'S PIANOS-P. II.
In TAYLOR sole agent in this city for the sale of
PIANO FORTES made by the above named celebra-
ted Makers s constantly receiving elegant and plain
PIANOS from their extensive and long established
mandatory.
Their instruments received prize at the 'sWord's
a,. ana m tbs al Thev enmbae
all the modern improvements with the METALLIC
FRAME and PATENT OVER STRINGS, and are conf
IDENTIFY recommended for sweetness of tone and great
durability, which latter quality win be appreciated
in the country, where good tuners seldom found
T. FL. TAYLOR has sold these instruments in this
city for the last seventeen years. to the entire sats
faction of his numerous customers.
II Old Pianos taken in part pay for new ones.
The public are cautioned to observe that the title
of the firm is NUNNs & CLARK.
Guitars, Volins, Accordeons and Flutes. Also, Gu-
tar and Violin Strings of the best quality.
in afOrDf II, Lar IL &c
standard Music to be found south of Baltimore and
in the weekly receipt of all the and fashionable
music of the day. liberal discount made to schools
and dealers. PIANO AND MUSIC STORE
au l l6O Main street.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.--Ihe cred
IN isors of @. M. Lauman & Cos arc hereby nefitled
70 present their acconnts properly asfhent<afe6 q
our ofEce corner Of Bank aud llth sxeetA This me-
tce win not be continued later than tho lsf ony Of
trust fund will be made up prspa5stoxy g alyaend
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PLASTER.-At u meeting of the Board of n
rectors OF the Virginia CeAtral Railroad Company ON
10th july ls5 the following resolution was adoptsd
viz: P'ea
Resolved That Plaster is not TO be deposited on th
Gompanys ground until ready transport it. unless
the owner takes the risk of any fo$s that NAV occur
J. GARRETT
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STONE CUTTING-JOHN w DA-
~ ElES co, practical STONE CUTTERS and
MASONS, Soath side of the Dock, near Mayo's
we have received and trust by strict attention 10 b
slness, to continue to merit the confidence of the
uap-ic. de I6-6m
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sHlNA, CROCKERY AND GLASS-

NINA, CROCKERY AND GLASS
VA sMs.AshE-R [. HICKSON, importer and dealer
~ npI,s.IEi s.ssILlSH, FRENCH and AMERICAN CHINA
sna honse-keepers would do well to give him call a.
from advantageous arrangements In In vjn h ssa
he viii be enabled 10 sell low. = o1sias ms Ooods
Walters, Trays, Spoons Knives ana ra-.. x..-..-.
Looking Glasses, with variety OF Fancy 4 rtciss
M EAL.-Haying gotten nv N;Il. -
III Spring Hill, In operation. am e.. .al.1 ~
% furnish Meal sthsr Bolted or Unboltsd 81 so
gesL qIsIy made OF best white corn. on f5s nase s
lnsyofanie Terms Apply 70 Jeter Lsffwieh s. fs-
Floyd House, - - me g fhe
sps-ds JoHN A JEr1R.
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AN now receiving the hest lumn 20 a

- from from the Midlothian Pits which viii
~ s 10 per bnshe mixed COAL from The sa, pa. t
per besbe per bushels Black Heath lump at 20 cents
ders left a. p, On the lst of January next Or
an wi Wiz De attended to promptly. 4dasoS
- CHAsTAIN FARRAR
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NJ MARTIN SMITu c5rol,5, :, 80. !, :,

WI. wapp.r oMIIH, STOCK, IAND
oaee aaaaI atrsst I'D AM ASp GENERAL AGENCY,
~ ye CLARKE as Lotegvn ter naaaRy yesrs occupied
aud Isaa a er old Virginia Military Lam w.
e sSo All oetstsadn. under the act Of September
VIII be redeemed by the the shses assets sold by Mr.
N B.-Persoas =, ~. ,MARItN SMITH. AGENT
nson relative 70 II ts as distance obtain any infsr-
oef' faithfully and Dslsss and hsye their
f~v s.sa,.A 4, .AARTIN SMITH, General AGENT
s'a1ksa Old sss0d, f4.h 4.
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HATS AND BoOTs.-From fifteen to

II twenty per cent saved by buying from ]. n.
1Siri A1NiTHoNY' Columbian &c Hotel Building Richmond.
Do do second do...................S 8 90
Drab Beaver .....................,,..,.. so
fashionable SILK HATS. TS.........,.,..25 50
Fine caltskin sewed BOOTS, TS,................3 50
Congress Cater BOOTS S.......,......,.3 q
ofINioN OF THE PREss.-tFrom the Fincastle De-
mocraty April ], 1856: by the way we would say
word for our friend, John II. Anthony Columbian
Hotel Building, to those going to Richmond, and
Wantlns on landing there to brush little
calfskin sewed BOOTS for $3 So He promises to do
this, and we know he can, for we saw him do it.
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WOOD AND COAL

w GOD FOR SALE-Tbe snhscr;6o,.
~ having large quantity of Woon W esIIper
prrnosa mas found 1t convenient to take yard for tbs
nue. ,Sara - on 1foad street, opposite Brooke Ave-
q hTernpg, Esq, Messrs. Reeve Blair dsn,od ol
1s ohellon, Esq or at the yard which viii rs
win prompt attention n VIII meet
n ne :; mas on hand about 700 cord snpe,;o, so.,
OoD' which he viii sell at the mari 81 ,a
-g--S-ts JOIIN PLLirr,NNo'
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Or IL KILLED BY AN ALLrGAToR.-The Calves
son n exas) News learns from Mr.. G. c. Burch, from
Sabine Pass that about three weeks ago small
airl ten years old, daughter Che thinks of solomon
Sparks, wing at tne NOUN VI oiu iasef' ofaiise
eo.ntx ~, rs caught by alligator she was wad-
ing ont ather the nuts of the pond lily and most
horribly nu @aa'eu Dull nef arms anu DON iess
were b;tteno i by pieces, and swallowed by the
alliga,or ,,r,; her body was left limbless and Of
conrse Esslav. This occurred near the residence
of Mr. Sparks as soon as 'he aiarin was gwen 'he
ALLIGATOR xvas and his body opened, when there
was found no, onh me lihos ol 'ne uni0f1anaie
little VICTIM bu, also part par o. pahlaioons
with apocket-book n 'ne pocSeI containing som'
money The pantalo. rs were supposed % oclons
10 aman who had not i ns slncs oeen drowned u
the Old River
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NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENyIE.

- MEN have now hand, the largest and
quality offered in this city, selected by mSst If
expressly for retail both of my own Manufacture and
the best Philadelphia make. Among nv assortment
can be found something extra, to which would most
respectfully call the attention of all in want as they
VIII be sold low, by ALEXANDER HILL,
Manufacturer and Dealer in Boots Shoes.
Trunks, Carpet Bags, Vaces, &c,
fe No. II Main street, Richmond Va
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Miss Sarah Hudgins for appearing in nale attire
with moustache, kids, and walking cane was
brought before the Mayor of Norfolk Monday, and
by him made TO give security for good behavior in
the sum of $780, He also made Sarah pay the costs
of arraignment-$2.5O This is decided infringe
ment of ''woman's rights"
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TsEN DOLLARS REWARD.--Absoon1.

Factory south aide Of the BASIN. negro mAn, named
FLEMING He il shout q ye2u old, we'll gown
complexior quite dark, hair ahost and pepP3s ana
cuscs but when 1T al q Loss for q sneWer, apt
10 repeat the question asked him. He k % aoeht-
lurking about the city. Tk0 atoga reNU4 VII ~
Maid far his anpre heneion. iyXt~10&o
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GUNNER CLOTHING-Tbe snbscribe

~ soicits all in want to examine his stock of Sum-
mer Clothing, particularly the new styles he has this
SEASON. of black silk warp Alpaca Fancy Cloth Black
Drap De'ete, Brown and Grass Linen, and White
Navy Drill FROCKS and SACKS; white and fancy
MaIseiiles, linen and silk VESTS; basket and navy
drlli, fancy cases, black merino and cambet PANTS:
dress suits OF the finest cloths and cassmeres-all
OF which will be sold at the lowest cash PRICES
J. d. GOODMAN
No. l34 Main street.
Ely IL Opposite Eagle Square.
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FATAL RESULT OF TERRoR.-As the train of cars
of the Jersey City and Camden railroad was cross.
ing the draw-bridge at Hackehsack Tuesday. 4
false alarm that the draw was open, was given.
when Mr. HENRY T. SrErsoN of Orange. New Ter.
sey, leaped out of the cars through fear. His head
struck the bridge and he was killed Many passen.
gers thrust their heads and lost their hats and bt
that cooler persons restrained them, others. ii il
supposed, would have jumped out
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DEES CYCLOPEDIA-.J. IN. RAN
N DOLpH haa lor sale ohssp . eoupleee cepz q
REESp cYCLOrEpIA. e s. 3 sss.szs " -
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-Tuesday morning, as we
learn from the Lynchburg Virginian, the extensive
woolen factory, known as Good Intent" situated
ginia and Tennessee railroad, was destroyed by
fire, including large amount of material. No in
surance-loss from S2O,O 600 to $4,000. The estab
lishment belonged to Jacob Bonsack, was finely
managed, and produced cloths, blankets, &c., of su
perior quality. Mr.. Bonsack had an oil mill nea,
his factory, which was also destroYed.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY &c.

OOKs ON AGRICULTUhE' &C I'd
ID u b PAYNE la. un hand. hHd WIZ sen '' go
4, -.
Complete Farmer ard American ""f""e
Family Kitchen Gardner hy Bpit
Practical Agriculture, By J"hn-on
Johasan-. Agricultural Cheni-ny
Yoz,tt on the Horse
:hecp
Pig
Dog
Sferaens' Boil 81 the arm
III. American PORN Book. b. Alien
Alien's Enr,tl Architecture
1ba American Muck Book
Treatise on ilut-house
iacbif. Agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Books, several kinds
Tie American Farmers unIy't-"I iia""-Do'>
t,olemnn's Practical Agricnlirrr
Mira Bliss Practical Cook B"oh
Miss Leslie Receipt Book
complete Cookery
House Book
Virginia House Book
Actions Cookery
Bercb's CunIcry and Donrsic Ecunnn1y
Agriculture for Schools, 10y BiHkry
Al.o A mrgr assortment Of HUhd Books, oi hufh'
ID Domestic Economy in Paper, al @dr each Sc' NC
dec
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r J ECHOLS,
S PRYOR.
jan. 1852.
G0PAEsTNERSEEEP

COMPREHENSIVE The subscribers have
,iyle and firm Of ECliOLS, PRYOR < TALIAFERR0
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches.
Their houre is the large and commodioLs brick
ment, recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruck
crs factory. Immediately the canal, and nearly oppo
site the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for tho
reception of and storing all kinds of produce,
well as merchandise. As their Ia, age, and made
secure from nll depreciation b, oil .:osurc. ind
otherwise conveniently urranr h. - enabled to
YcsPEc."L tientiont IL The Nr,t. .1iption of
mbei
E~,,l' - bruiIon ,rceys
L'a - u qGantties. &C 81. attention
I" ,ur OF H., ace. Cunsignments
al 81. rom those prcimnn. Il commodities for
IN 10y also solicit coneigni ,ts of wheat, foul
tn, n. well as every description If pro-
d.,e
Il~. lnces, ifrequired, will always be nade on
III hand. Coal lump. and grou nd plaster,
md gnano viii always be kept on hand-or,lers solicit
al.
All orders for goods from punctual customers will re-
reive prompt attention.
ooods consigned their care, be forwarded, will
he attended to with all possible dispatch.
NO Charge made for dayuge merchandise pro.
luce. either by railroad canul. BY applying them
selves closely business, & beng determined
cry possible endeayor in pleasing all who may call
public. R J ECHLOS
WIN Fl PRYOR,
Jan ll-d&cts n G TALlAFERRO.
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NEW GnNCEEs The subscribers huve this
day associated theni. together for the purpose
It conducting Ge~erai Grocrg Comuision and For
,rording business, under the firm and style of MUR
RELL & STRdTTON. aud have taken the house for
merIy occupied by Messrs Erhols X Pryor. door
to Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lynchburg, Va.
We will keep constantly On hand large aud we'll 80
lrcted stock of Groceics Lquora, Tanners Oil, Do
mestc Dry Goods, &c, a.. in fact, every article
ually kept in grocery establishment.
All of which we viii sell 5 good terms an,
house in the place. THOS MURRELl,
inn 3-dScts WM II STRATTON.
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dissolution.

nESSOLUTEON.-T copartnership between
J the subscribers, under the style of ECHOLS "
PRYOR, is this day dissolved by mutual Tho
affairs of the late firm will be settled by either of the
subscribers who will continue to the of the
firm only in winding up.
As it is all essential to Them in closing their late bust
they hope that all against whom they may have NC
counts. will come forward without delay and settle.
speaking the favor of their old friends and customers
md the public generally.
One the firm will generally be found in their oAire,
the second story of their old stand, Immediately
Messrs NJ. Il SIS counting room
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MARBLE: woRsGs-Eaga" a. BRO

VI sGILPIORN d WARBLE STONE cut.
1fRS, fgreyig ~ Phiad,ipb&,,) Iuin IT., LeAinC-
TN y; nGder 81, Lynchb0r, Va; Main St, Lib
-ft, Aa.; and VI in ST. Salem. Va, keep hind and
,aaee 10 oldcr n Northern prices, Egyptian, lnlia'.
Northern nd virginia Marble Munrlrs plain mud orna-
mental Aananens, 1anl II end and Foot Stone. tnr-
t.#n Hases; Counter. Table, Burcuu md Wash Stand
1op., nale my ,ize nj short notice. All work viii
Ia boxel ~, Ia 20 III, without extra charge.
Ope= + tin firm Is ~ Architect m General Dcsi4n-
~ IN iilp Alonuncu Art, aud will furnish my design
TON tn, plnucst the most costly, by addressing
nc II ~ nd all un, done bs u, viii give cnlro
at. In ion ~ ioy done North on South.
EaL.n l.. nLLn
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E.NREE EXEsEBsTEON.-'I The subscriber Inv
h Ing obtained considerable expense, from Mr..
Nhitehur.t'r Washington Gallery, Daguerreotyr"sof
tie following distinguished characters, mostrespectfuy
yitcs the public onll and examine them in eonnec.
with large number Of his own production, nj the
Whitehurst Gallery.
President Fillmore, Gen Winfield Scott. Wfn.. A Grn-
ham, Gem franklin Pierce, IN K. King Gen Lewis
C"ss Judge Stephen A. Doueass L. GIBBS,
July lD-lf Propret"t
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MISCELLANEOUS
IMPORTANT FannER

uPORTANT TO IA N J. Is
C.,rirHe,s FforfHs. hseorfs,fafsa ce@pth"a' A'"
sfrrfafes drfi-sBs. protesst1af I'm, Ne a.HH > iaa
4hers-The Pump ind FIRE snsinf
f0nbiucd.-Riptt.se enf.d by Datfd 'oz~@' II
er.Paffat.--AIt IsfaIsoEstsTs Will N IN s.ah
rtDnT Law. Thu i tho talnable ihseht,ah OF
s age anil without which, nangiaeteries. pubic eli
ices, hotels. and private dwellings. incomplete. anu
tmrarnfivrly Insecure. VIII fii. eleap md efbeen,
fire Engine tie f,ner IL perfses ia1efeidfnt 81 al
ioseconmodating insurance comI'seies, mn ean M
t~hanee 20 tie ncendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have in ne Mr. Il. Brtiiaa nm itaeli II III
ND ENGINE, nnd csteem Tim n MOI t'lfialt hp
,eudngs. u great convenience aHd efficient itf"ie'
nm against TIRE.
CHARLES MARX. IL. tnond
X. Is. TYLER. Ia
On RoYSTER, H8s3saai sl.rnas,
ARCHER VAUGHAN ftfmt1he.
EDMrhB HUBBARD tn iugb11il,
Il. J. GAINES, C.afIa.tisr.
Tho Pn,ap can be .sei In Al H.. w D. hafriss
biu-niis fainirs md ntaat fi".r places IN Lyneh
LHrg aIi IT whom approve tss' unity and lseiul
meas. The tanf rafi be- seen l. i : nond, n, L. " lR
u,i~e ry are pbtrIpfed =.fk veil to. one yehr
~ NDTlCE.-Aii per.tas- buying o 'illhs th'
sbuyrattielef are rcsYpr sibe To me i"f IT.
Il. BRITTINGIIAM MITCHELL,
rnnrrh 22-.lfs Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-08
MERCHANTS.


1sLATURk-THE s1AcIEhT DONTNTr,
LOOKING Up "a 100000 .4ppaoy,ia,ed TO- -. -
.o{ foarrore .ept-The bills nppr"pristinp in tho
-. 4 above for the enmpl,iion of M, " ~
Tenn South side. Petersburg md Nornlt and I'm s"'
vile Railroads have pissed the HorsK and ava, :,
.ti,e n the SENATE. In the menn time the fiji ''e
E,te,aai Inptaremtnts who may in To np,ror; "
their funds iudciou.Y in the completion of their vim.
,yar.lrol,rs will find difficulty in pqxsiag soo5 49,
- the c IOiHING BAZAAR, for which III, an 0o''
rcive h4ndzone digiaeHds sight '
Thnze who ni-hn fine lifting Garncn' cqgal n 49,.
tom irork at considerable less Pense and trouble WA
do well 10 call Mt our cstablishnent--ns in on, I oud
.,ocl If Drrss. Frock. and Suck COATS PANS
VESTS &C.. the shape, size. and mean. or ",
m,v i.e accommodated. A. D. SHAFER & co u"
feb 3-fsl Clothing Bnzo,r
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J b NOW LIN.
JNO d HARVEY.

A gAHfD.-Ino d Harvey tenders hs most sim
y cere thanks To his friends for their very liberal M
ironnga extended to him while in several other house,
This par, and asks continuance oi the same H.
nlcls mselfto every cxcrion to give .ati,fc,i
lis personal ottent i'll also be paid tie sale Of Al
kinds 4 produce.
ian 2I-ddrfs