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r YON,s KATHAIRON, FOR PRE-.

II II z
IL SERVING, RESTORING AND BEAUTIFY-
ING THE HAfR-The Ksthairon neutralizes the
effects of Disease Climate and old age in resfer.
ing the human hair, and after badness Of l2
years; cleanses the head from Dandruff and Its
natural impurities; will cure the Nervous Head
ache, diseases of the skin, such as Scald Head,
Eryspelas, &C. and is the most desirable Toilet
Article for Ladies' or Gentlemen's use, In the
world. 1t exhales the perfume of the most deli
cious flowers and being free from rancid oil CT col
orng properties, gives the hair that soft rich, curl
ing appearance obtained by no other preparation.
The use Of the Kathairon is adopted by the first
Physicians IN Europe and America, and has a sale
and patronage unprecedented in the history oftke
Materta Medica. Words alone are superfuous;
trial only can attest its real virtue, as its million
friends will certify.
TO be had OF all dealers throughout North and
South America, Europe. and the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles, for rs cts.
Inc OLD cannot apply remedy, or the young
take caution too soon Use the Kathairop.
L. E.THOmA5LYON, Chemist
161 Broadway, New YORK.
ooio hlcnmond oy ADIE L. GRAY,
Jao-om lat Main street.
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~ fer their services to the citizens of Richmond
and the urrounding country General Agents
and Collectors. They will attend to the hiring of
Negroes, renting out Houses. and collecting of
claims either in the city of Richmond or vicinity.
TlMBERLAKE g. LEWELLEN
The subscriber having associated with MIN Mr..
L. w. Timberlake in the General Agency and Col
lecting business returns his sincere thanks for the
patronage heretofore bestowed on him, asks for
the new concern continuance of the same.
ja1S ALFRED LEWELLEN.
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FIRE. LIFE AND MARINE
-@G INSURANCE The Richmond Fire
SAssociation are now prepared to issus
policies of Insurance on the above de.
scription of risks on as reasonable terms as an,
similar company, and respectfully ask share Of
received at the office, No. 223, corner of Main and
9th Streets where the officers will cheerfully fur
nish all information that may be required. Az
losses promptly and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, Presldent-
JOHN Fl. BosHER, Secretary. mhl7
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NOTlCE.-JAMES A. SMELL, Executor. viii
offer, at the ola stand of Hugh RileiQh, decd
the entire stock of Dry Goods, at and below cost
prices, consisting in part of the following, viz:
Heavy sattinetts, Ksrseys and Blankets, for Ser
wants,
Superior fine Cloths, Cassimers, vestings. &c. for
Gentlemen, 80
Heavy end fine Cotton Sheetings and shirtings.
Also, large stock of plain and figured, black and
fancy colored Dress Silks for Ladies and many
other desirable Goods usually found in the DIV
Goods line, suitable for the season, which win be
sold without reserve until lst January 1852.
All persons wishing to secure good bar gains win
do well to call soon. noIQ-tf
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las. A. SMELL, Agent for MILLISON
- SMELL, has taken the stand No 20 west Main
street, lately occupied by Jno. A. Smell & Co., and
has just received part, and by Wednesday next,
VIII have an entire new stock of Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods, and most respectfully solic-
Its the patronage OF the friends of the late firms of
yno A. Smell g. Coz Barnes & Smell and Hugh
Rileigh oc I1-ts
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nUN'T BE lMPATIENT.-LadIe don't
II getimpatient if you enter LEWIS Store and
cannot be " aiEed on the instant you enter. Just
think that you wait for your turn, thai you viii
save IS per cent in the purchase Of your goods.
and that will sssuredy compensate any one for
waiting. The prices of the following articles Giil
show how cheap hs is selling Linen Cambria
Hdkfs at Cd and l2t, worth I24 and 25; Worked
Cellars at ct, l2A and .5, worth double the price,
Russia Diaper, all linen, at ST. piece: Bird Eye
Diaper, all linen at s per yarc Wide Black Silk al
IS. extra wide at 81 l2h aud > 5 Check Muslin
at 1871, Swiss Muslin at 10 cts, Cacos at 5, Linen
Table Cloths al 37t Counterpanes at fai Irish Lin
ems at o5, fne qualities in proportisn; Moussains
nj Ga. Merino Ut is 4, Alpaca az Is, White rlan
mel one yard wide and al wosl, at 3ll, Cambria
and Muslin Trimmings very cheap. All otaer ar
tcles In store will be sold az and below cast CaIl
soon as the subscriber viii continue ia basint IS
bat a short time. ABRAHAM LEVY,iR,
ia 90 2Jl Broad street
~ - Do IXNEHRETRS. IN II n NJ
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SHOCKING DEATH.-As German youth, 10
years otage, named Anton FARM, attempted 10
draw a pail 0i water at the East Bolton sugar
house, on Tuesday, he slipped aud lell INTO
cauieron Of boiling syrup, BY hch he vas
fatally scaided. When taken out, more than
hall The skin was off his body. He died after
the most intense suffering.
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CEILING OFF AT COST.-hsving large
y stock of Winter oods ON hand and wishing to
rsduce my stock, ] shall offer the whole stock at
cost price for month. All in want of Dry
Good at great bargains will will please call and ex
anime nv stock consisting in part Of
Rich figured and plain dress Silks
Black Dress Silks, and yard wide
Mousalaine Dela!nes cd per yard
French English and German Aerinoes, very cheap
Colored and black Alpaca, one shilling to 81
French worked Collars ct cts; Linen Hdks St cts
Superior Bed Blankets; French Quilts
Large assortment OF Prints at ct cts
Embroidered and plain Grape Shawls; long Shawls
Silk Visetes, 50; Irish Linens; Towellng >heeting
1874 Sheetng Cottons of all kinds with 1000 other
articles usually Kept in Dry Goods Store. AL viii
be sold at p'ime cost for one month
1000 Negro Blankets at great bargains
ial JACOB A. LEVY.
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Arrival OF THE EUROPA.
Fight between the Turks and Russian,
POSITION OF FRANCE q ENGLAND.


NEW ORR, Dec. 9th.
The Europa with dates from Liverpool to the
10Th ult, three days later,) has arrived.
FLOUR has advanced sixpence 10 Il shilling.
The latest accounts from the East mention no
other battle between the Turks and Russans.--
The Turks have crossed the Danube and are said
to have attacked Braila and Galitz.
France has warmed Austria to avoid all inter.
ference with the beliigerent parties, aud has for
mally announced to her that if she gives rouge
to armed Russians retreating from the Turks, it
will be regarded Il declaration of war.
England persists in her course Of uon- COM
mittalism.
\ new note of adjustment has been prepared
by the mediatory Powers, but neither the Gar nor
Sultan viii listen to it.
No decisive battles have taken place, but much
fighting and cannonading has been heard in yari-
Gus directions.
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TEST NEWS BY THE NAILS.
Awful TragedYI
,Dtist Minister for Murder Yer,

ia Baptist Minister for Murder Verdict
e,iItv and Suicide OF the Murderer.
=. Washington, N. CD of 30th comes ta
4 .tb the details Of horrible affair, the par
n. of which, in brief, are as follows:
80 has been great excitement in Washing
he past week on account of the trial of Rev.
H. caravan for the murder of {. IL. Lasiter
Iyle county in November last year. The
commenced on Wednesday last in the Su.
r CURT Judge Baily presiding.
f. circumstances of the murder are fresh in
/ minds of most of our readers.
.awal is 81 wears old, aud for many years
5,en IL popular preacher in the Baptist Church
man of strong will, exercising a powerful IN
,aec over his friends, and feared as much as
,elby his foes. ia.siter was aquiet young
engaged in tue business of teaching
,me months before the murder Lassiter boar
in the house of Caravan and quarrel arose
cen them. Caravan alleging that Lassiter
90 familiar with his (C.'s) wife. Caravan
4 very freely among his neighbors on the
Eeet-snd that l.. ought to be shot-that
1 ,tiap was too good for him, and that he and
|nld not both live in the same neighborhood
&c, and finally tried to get out peace war
arainst l.. alleging that he had attempted
/. ze his life.
i went on in this way for some time, when
oedhm for Islander, laying the damages at
an 4 few hours after the writ was served
4 Iassiter was murdered under circumstan-
], neculiar atrocity, and such rs left but lit
,,tonable doubt that Caravan was the muir
faor his imprisonment in Hyde comfy Jail
;o5 to Get a friend to hire the principal wit
against him to go away. He had given, he
N one of the letters, Mary (his wife, $500
!, SAWYER Off that wouldn't do, give him
[,a--and if that wouldn't do, he (his fricnd)
n oct rid of Sawyer "by hook or by crook
aot suffer his (C's) meek to be broke"
1,an has maintained his self control through
i Ina trial. lie is fine looking man.
1 wife. apparently about his own age and his
!. children have been with him during the tri-
1 oomnonying him to and from the Court House
mr. giving these details and synopsis oftho
tbe Wing gives us the sequel as follows:
H. VERpICr-GUILTY-C CARAVAN SHOOTS
WARREN AND KILLS HMsELr!-At half past
4 this morning, the jury came i'll with YER
Hi Guilty.
i i as the crowd commenced to leave report
1 nisto was heard, followed Immediately by
fher. Caravan had two self-cocking, single
h pistols.
Etb one he aimed at Mr.. Warren. The ball
HI lust above his heart and glanced, making
4 slight wound. With the other he shot "a hole
eueh his own head. As we are going to press,
h. corpse in the prisoners box good part
Il brain having run out upon the floor.
Il may be well supposed, there is intense ex-
lnentin the community.
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LADIES DANCING ACADEMY.
II Z n. p O WILL


p ESpbG fFuLLN aaaanae.s ia the I.,,.i.-af
W. chh1is. hat d" viil open la#Ilr.' i.4I5fa
aaaelns Achieas e1fG nfct .epposita tle Wal
tasie' "''ei ling r,ntrd pes,te sat at rail.fs
Ion taal purfa=s.l stifrre will be taanut all tho
Latest AND most Fashionable Dances
Of the prc'crt s,=ia addition To the PLAIN STYLE
at Nntllli"H 80 ting. Tie follow Ing hirly G,.b
unable dane I'll be taught. vtz;-p oIt1 Masmk5
~ 4tHF, aataea Pa',a's. pfHr Ysaps. &C. AfyIaa
90 - aud Caetlaza Narsn.. Il the ,IfibIe w ,f s.
tho f'ftFa AasH ~ aud Rtdora 9uatil. >. The .Isl.
u laney dances sill he taught tasa WHO may wish
them-surh ~ HerB-ppes Caetae4s Crlcdrieaaq
highland Flag It's 8fghffrs - 3lle5 Nttrs Acc Al
tue same time vii be ~ eht IA enIrt s,4fc,n ,f IL
tsfhfHr' such a. the of raeeivus, nerrpfinr ia
hoin''ne' pramenadine, &c tending 10 add case al
tfe,e To- TIE general department ot the seholar
MIR. Powell haeing been employed h#r several yrafa
past IA tac most fashionable crces Of the larger eis
oil the southland Aesi .hc is prepared teach hr nhu
lanes IA the lates and approved style TIC ma
aisa letters from aesefa female scheas in which hc has
'aaRh'' "l high standings md hoa enineat men, ear
lyihs ms standing aud reputation II teaeher which
ixe HIM
An early Application Is solicited. he only desire.
smhli cInss-the foon mol being su6eentl large al
init al teaching aree one.
The gentlemen Of Lynchburg are respectfully inGam.
ell that he will aren IA CLASS TOR GENTLEMEN rs
soon rs lac Gun ohtnin aufcienl, lnige Notice
al which will be given through the day papet OF the
city.
Ladies' aud Geatemen making up private 81 ,s.c. can
be waited on at heir fesidcnors; or will be nug
The above named room any time When he IA not en-
saged with the regulnr class
Hours oi tuition, for regular clnss.wl be Tucsduy
Thursday aud Saturday afternoons. NJ oelackC
inenring on Tuesday mkt, Inc 2snd met
lERMS-$l0 Tor eourac of fourteen lessons.
~ No gentlemen admitted at nm, tim. except those
belonging to private eassrs aud those only with THUR
respective classes
Mr. Powell can be found Al the Washington Hotel
" ppt ptnl,s 4it,pf, liz
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LEI. ~ JOHNSON.
.Ino. /. Slaughter 4 90.

nj the old stand Of q & N n stoptoo.
MAIN 81, LYNGuBuRa Va.
I AVE 90 baad nd me- constantly receiving from
their toutitY. all kinds 1t eastiaes. which they
aIe prepared II sel nj 30 per les. tu they rnn
be furnished elsewhere Aiming variety Of other mr..
iteIe-. they coil nlirttian 30 t.rt-s
6tutrs. nj inm - - to sl5
ero,cs, fo1i Hnal weod, al from d 10 $40,
Cooking sfoyes nj $40,
f'',, usens aud Kettles at l. per To-.
iot lions, md ihaey Railnes. nt7e per ID.
Hat Rtrks. Mt &S Ia 81.
Fancy barien Ghnira. az ~ IN sli
The superior advantage at buying eastirgs from ia,
sihut It any part II piece should bo broken IL be-
Immediately replaced rom foundry ycty ANAL
price whilst northern eusing be replu cod any
price ana Tie "lnle ptec hocomes sil0aess
~ Az articles obtained from u arr guaranteed 10
he ego' tn my brought from the north elsewhere.
In connection with our cnsi iron depot, have pen.
~ drunl lnr the Piedmont agricultural works. aud
largo SEED STORE
lows, 81 eyefy variety. al hom 81 10 to tlo,
Hay and Straw Cutters, &ln aS19
Single CofH-sbrllers, ut $40.
Double at SI3
Scmpcra. Mt ~.
Thermometer ehnrps from 81 In &c.
Aud every other article that mny be needed on "A firm
my 21-t4
n n They will pay tho highest market price 10
old castings
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In Immense Coal Field in Market.

ENllE undersigned Inns ousc for fifteen yenrs n Caal
A field on Nes Rive, Montgomery County, within
six OF scycn miles ol tho Depot OF the Nirgiua nd
in1ne4-cc Rail road at ,cw River
Snehis the hannlezs quantity ana superiority al TINS
Gaal, that the UNDERSIGNED ia induced. lfon Ito goat
Vaur and Ultimate prntahcucss. invite attention 10.
wards u tor the Pmfoz of procuring additional ali in
ts management lie viii dsppse OF hi interest ut1-
gethor or ma such NJ Hngolurnts may hn uccrr1.
lie Ia any one who may be eugaee Ia the IN
etprzr. Ills lease fifteen yrnrs with he und ~
able right " WY over tie lnnd- al Timber, &c.
And the privilege secured lie fifteen ycnts <.
pfr of removing all tie Conl which may he raised N
lint time
The proximity of this magnificent unc Of wealth 10
tie ereut improvement of the Sinte, aud being exactly
IN the line e the branch Rnil- Road down New Ri,.r
considerations which must make it Of great vlue nj
diathut lay.
The liberal policy which the Virginia aud Tcnncsseo
Rnltuod Company nre pursuing-bY running out rrlnz
Tor the development 81 the great ndneral oil
the South wostsnnnihrr consideration which wll en-
hnncc he value Of the conl.bcd- INV dr.c to bring
tie marx
All communications the uhicct will receive prompt
intention nad every nciliy in making personal obs
lions afforded by the subscriber.
have apo nied Jno. -. leo. ESP Of l. nchlrg,
my ng"nt TO receive commune ltinns, and enter into
gotaous concerning future operation IN hsrnctp Use.
Either Mr. Ice o. mysef will refpund promptly all
COMMUNICATIONS
My dress is Black 7burg Montgomery County. Vn
oct 28dSc2mif ISRAEL PRICE.
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Tia ATethodigt Church Case.

&c NEW YORK, Dec 3.-The terms of adjustment
a. aie Methodist Church ontcroversy as fol-
nto,. : ne South receives regular dividends, with
s'eSV since 1915, amounting to S70,0O0; the
y yal at Richmond, Nashville, and Charleston,
t,ueu at $1,000 all the dues from the Southern
''S, $4,000, and in cash Sl2l,0 900. The trus-
WIS OF the book concern at Cincinnati, have not
ll'o' but they probably will.
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FIRST ARRIVAL.

N f w f A l. l. G o o ID S
TH -ub.,rber has just received from New York It. ii
Fl indrlphin II portion ot his fALL Gonps, unlanrsi
wt III may d. f,riId elegant French ~olk. handsome
SILK. and otar Drc's Good- AI-n. Glsvrs EIo-ici,
& t.. t sraaf variety r. ~ ..samitrtl
1880. .ent.
scos,, GEO NJ RUCKER
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Fer Norfolk and Portsmouth.
pn1t Walthall LiIle.


FENIIE beautiful aud iavorire staapb rat n r. II
L AUGUSTA, undel he command of S-7-sss$s7s-z..
Capt. WIN. c. Smith. So long aud favonbly knnvn 10
the travelling community on the Potomac and james
Rycr) Inns resumed her place on the line via Pou Wal
hail. after having beent or'ugly rebuilt ard fitted out
in the most elegant Ic, and furnished with Life Boats,
Lie Prrsprycrs, Fore Pumps and ali the appliances
required by Ar Of Congres secure the safety at uss
engers.
The Cars running il hexion with the Augustaswll
leave tho Richmond ard Petersburg Depot every Mon
day Weduesday,and Friday MORN Fat 81 "'c och, NJ.
Persons arrf ing ia Richmond by the Packet bouts,
have but u few steps walk to the Cars
Returning the Augusta will eavc Norfolk the alter
rate days viz Tues,oy., Thursday AMI Saturday, NJ
O'Clock AN.
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, ec...--- 81 90
Furr between Richmond, Coko's, Rings Mill and
Grove wharf, -- ,"
Children over three yehrs ans, not twelve
yerrs Of age, half price.
Meals each. 90 5b
Servants through ----.--. .----.------------ J 81
Servants any point on d river,.----.------ 90
nov d5cfs THOS. DODAMEAD, SnJf.
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mo- TME GENTLEMEN.

MI H. II. POWELL repeatedly inform. tho Gentle-
I'VE n'rn Of IynehburP that he will open DANCING
hHilOOL ior Gentlemen Church Street o po,ife The
Washington Hotel, on Friday evening next, the 25th
mt Hours # tuition On Tuesday, Thufsday aud Satur
day evenings at so'cook 20 parties will be- given
account Of the amnilness of the hi. object be-
ing 10 form caas of gentlemen hn with 10 learn 10
dnnco only.
EhMh Flo tor OF fourteen les sons--half
IN hdvan3e the bnlnnce AZ the ek ahtion of halt tho
session
80 No visitors admitted ~ J time.
%
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1s,O TEE PEOPLE OF LymcnomrE.

L ADAMS & cos. Expresses oail Daiiy, Cc''oa
md Cheap E,citie, fr nblninng goods of all das' NJ
lion. from all rars Of the United Sates.
We have secured Special Express Privileges oh la
.wif and steamers JamcSo'oa ami Roahof' N wig
Na, York. Wednr,,lav. and Saturday, arriving in Reir
nond Friday and Monday Of each week. BY this iine
we ere prepared - orwa.I goods Of all Descriptions a
very low rates Our Express leaves Richmond 'nlll
per Edmund and DaYenp1rs line 81 Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Por'T0ge.
Our inland express per Great u. Mail lie, =
mes as her tofore, Ia arrivr IN Richmond T'tice De
The wcI-kpown character of our house for resp
hIt, aud attention 10 the interests al our customer
warrants Vs. in SAY ing that shippers will find IT To then
interest To- order their Goods through "Adams d. 10.
Express ADAMS co,
PER Nm. II. Moslg agent
is 2Gi(dts h1nehb"r9. Va.
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Getty PROPERTY Fer

" Z 4
Saie.-The Undersigned offers for sale the Honsa
T. Lott on 9TH street at present occupied by VIM. NJ.
Blackiord, Ear The house is comparatively new
has or rooms, vii all necessary out houses and
fine garden attaeaed
Apply to tho undersigned o. to Mr. . + Peters
yuchburg. AUSTIN NJ. TRlBBLE
June ID sc3a,yt.
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aFooHmAN * MAspIN, otFsE lase

VA services to the public as agents in
RECEIVING g. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of my AMI all kinds Of ounty Produce
,i may b., sent t. iair care. Onc OF Dug
Nh Rnyn viii be tine tai Road Depot every dn, ~
the ar, val Of Free i Cars for The purpose OF rrc'lvh
nm taking charge o, any rrnlucc semitic our care.
The 81 - It attention eiycnt othe receipt ald dcr
cry tea Cor or Oats
Lotn sby mailer oihewsc will be promptly att"1l
al l., aug - diets
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IMPORTANT DESCOVERY!!
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES

DRYAN'S Pl MONIC WATERS are un(ang in
- the # tougis Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat Hours ness, Difficult Breathing, lncpen
Consumption, and senses of the Lungs. They have
taste Of medicine, and any child will take them.
Thousands have been tered to health that had before
despairei Testimony IN EunnredS OF cases. A
single dose relieves il MINUTES.
Ask for Byun's Pulm, &c Wnfers--thc original N d
Only genuine $ stamped ryan. spurious kinds are
offered for sale Twrntyd a box. Sold by =ieni.
generally. }. BRYAN co. Rochester, n. Y. Pro.
prietors. Wholesale by j WOOD Richmond T. II
ROBERTSON &C0.. Pctcfs mr.; J. II. PATTERSON
&Co, Wheeling aid D. RI Man. Lynchl,ure.
ort l5-d3uif
All kinds of BLANKS for sale at this ONCE
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SOUTas-SiDE RAILROAD
Ia sa co..

EaA
4 PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De.
= poi. in Petersburg every day Sunday expected,
ut O'clock NJ und arrives at BurAeyile at the In.
tertectiou of the Richmond and Dln,illc Eai-nbnd
10 nrockA. connecting by that Road with Mrssrs
L. Fiagg & Cos Stage LIMO for Chailoie Court use,
Halifax Court House. Dauvillr and Gfeensboru n c.,
and arriving Farmviile at ll.30. 4. NJ connecting
there with Mcssrs. Flagg Caldwell K Co.. Stage Line
for Lynriburg.
Returning, The train leaves Fumye l. r. NJ,
ard Bnrkeville at % p. nrrving IN Petersburg II
time for the trains gong North South. conucf ing
every Tuesday aud Friday with the AppomattoS Rail
Road, with the splendid n>hips Roanoke and Juues-
t,wt tor n w-Nolk which leave City Point at 7,r
and every Wednesday, with steamships for lhIndc Pia
which leave Gity Point at the same hour.
I gers preicring remain in Petersburg the
lghf, take the morning train North ut a. A.
the James River Boats for Old Point, Norfolk and uIti
8. A. NJ the for the South, 8 O'Clock,
A. N
Arrangements hive been made by which through lick
els between the following points may be procured at
the annexed ines:
Between Petersburg aud Lynchburg, through in
htttfeh hours, .----.----- .----..---.- - ~
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days, 80. -.-...---.- 90
Between Petersburg aud Whie Sui hur Springs
through in Two days....- -...#.-... 10 90
Between Petersburg & Danvlr, through in TWEEN
ty-tnur hours, ..-.=----.. g
Between Petersburg Gee sbora', y. c, thro
Between Petersburg and Salisbury y. c. through
i'll three days...-.-. L. 10
Between Petersburg and Charlotte, Sls 90
\ freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday morning ut u, M.and
returns the sumo days. Any person wishing tie
rat,s freight can nbtan freight list by calling a. on
deb Is T. J. WALL SUP.
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ClIAS l. FISK,
elf IL

IheI EnginCVr
n. B.-'rhe Board ol Pnblic Works, oil Nirgin, un.
der hose direction the Covngon aud Ohio Railroad is
. be constructed. State account will meet Gov
inguu tine 18Th OF D'rcrhrr, above named flt the
purpose IT receiving and acting the proposals. thai
may be offered nov ls-dSrtl 5dcc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-07

4 4 have in Store 10 Bbs, Botetouit Lime from a
new kiln II has been tried in this place by good
workmen and pronounced to be Of very superior qnnl
it,bcing we'll burnt and perfectly white shall keep
regularly supply Of this lime hnnd, and will ell it
low. WIN. A. MILLER,
nov OTIS On the Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-07

GLASS WAKsE-Cut.Glass Decantcrs. Tufn
N bers, Champagne G,bbets, Vine, Lemon ,de-,
Bowls CELERY Gasses Pitchers etc.
Pressed do, every variety, nad all for sale very
low al J. y b. EVANS
nov - Is No II West Main ST, Richmond.