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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
ID ALTIMORE AND OUIoE-rwn1gsE,l,ss

p s A!tkSAS1oFr M ron rnsx ~ Is.a...stS
ELTo WifEELiNG-ON AND AFTER MONDAY January H. Pas
senEcr Trains will be = followa
O'Clock
For Wheeling etc. daily att running through in " hos
For Harpsr Ferry and thence
Va, ats A. NJ. daily, except Sundays.
For Frederick, daily, At Az except Sundays
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily all A.
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily AT 1910 A. NJ.
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily
Leave Hsrpsr Ferry for Baltimore
Leave Frederick for Balt.ors daily except Sundays and
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CHOICE WINES AND LIOUORS-Rp

4 'hOlCE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
~ DtEs-sssaae Of the vintage Of 1902 and 1905; Co.
dad vintage ISIS oad Dapny brands
and qualities.
WlNsod Reserve Pahsnho South Side and East udia Ma
ds Dan 6ordon and Harmony Nphews Sherry; old Port san
Hook Creme de Bogy Flenr Ssry, tisidsc
eases, Of all qualities. ' " ' anu
Holland Gin Jamaica and St Groin Scotch Roanoke
Rye NhiskNi Brandy Fruits ind Fruits
descriptions Bokor Berlin Goueys sysfyth s
way Of WINES and Liquors. which sold on a. reason
hhis terms as can b foand, for cash or paper.
w saskt PORT Err aud ale, in pints and quartz
skNEIL I. TAYLOR, Is so.sl street.
SPLIT PEAS-25 half-barrels in store, for
~ saeby Ell. HART CO. ~ Tebogpitoulss street. iyi.
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wv sT. t b1S4aH I'm IN G4M a.

M E NsH. t baSTov I'm sas
IS hours to Boston /. hours cseaso in AZ hours
VIA CINCINNATI, Han LION AND DAYTON RAILWAY.
-FOUR DAILY Trains.
ss 5s, dffasssoas s.RTs
Tsrd Trsn-Ac Accommodates at ar.n.
T fS.r fS. " nj. EsP pre-
NEW YORK. BOSTON AND MONTREAL.
R.'s T,a s.ssass E H. csaa.
ssT IS%RESSr Gsp
S'ss' T':S: s s: s. sHa
Second s0ico Mss Fall.
ssk stopping all Way Stations
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO
oonns !. c,d. sIP; ssy:. :. Ss.
Through from cincun.ti Q Chicago direct.
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
p TannLghtpns Express. leave. cnsisns o'clock NJ
connecting Al Detroit with Morning Train
Through nom es Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE.
E TS,s !, s Fourth
O'Clock 'r.in foI Indianapolis Ls.yste
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERyuIR
First Trsn-Lshtnns Express O'Clock H. and Second T,air
Express" at N O'Clock Hamilton
Fourth TI.iaEvnns Express connect. at Hamilton
70 eaton and richmond connecting at Richmond with
TROY, PIQUA, Erc
Express. X ot a. eonsens q p.Jon
fqa q. q Sa@i and apS w .sat
Four TranEvsnng Express O'Clock p NJ connect. at
Piqua. ~
HUNTSVILLE.
Third at o'clock Dayton
for Huntsville. " '
OXFORD AND coNNERsvILLE.
t Trsin-Lghung Express a. O'Clock
train. take Western Stage Co. lines Hamilton for Oxford
VILE etc.
Fourth TrsinEvenl.g E.pe., O'Clock
TINS tram take western Stage Co lines at Hamilton Oxford.
PARE.
From Cincinnati to New York lake Buffalo,
From Cincinnati steamers 70 Buffalo Rail
road 10 Albany, and Hudson ~ IA %
From Cincinnati Boston Lake Buffalo
YORK CITY and Nav York and Ell, Railroad.
Boston Bshslo,
and " eststn Laroads
From Cincinnati Montreal Via Lake II 90
From Cincinnati to Bostsn
From Cincinnati TO New York Lake
From Cincinnati to Buffalo via Lake 90
From Cincinnati Detroit
From Cincinnati Chicago via Detroit. So
From Cincinnati to Toledo
From Cincinnati to Chicago via Tosds II So
FROM Sincnnati 10 Santusky 90
From Cincinnati to CLYDE
FROM cincinnati to Lafayette "a
FROM cincinnati to Indianapolis. So
FROM Slneinnat 70 Sreenyius
From Cincinnati 10 Troy .................,. "a
l
Slnelnnatl 10 Richmond l
I'm 70 falon rs
- so
For all Information and Through spp, Al os
corner Of Broadway and Trent streets Cincinnati
jyss sm P " sTRAbER CO.. a,gsen.. ,
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u f fHA Tns MEsT- "a .ss..5.:slfs sJsEe
P IA Line VA bALIIMokE AND OHIO LJAb 10
MOND CHARLESI on, AND ALL CITIES On THE sEAboARD
Ihe above line row fully superior
perfected the zfor the speedy freight IRON Bstmor, ~
Philadelphia BY haoad and Popeers NswYsk Veo
SteAes 20 bo.on t vessels, to Richmond steamers 70
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
peying time and any the subes .ppv To
JOSEPH E. ELDER,
Agent, No 40 Commercial street, corner and
FULTON Il NEWELL, Agents. Leyse, ST. Louis,
FORSYTH a HOPKINS, Wheeling
B. t. ELDER CO, Baltimore,
COLHOUN a COWTON, Philadelphia, {ARspn
jy9s SIN 7. BURKE Bo.os - ~ N u
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

H. W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
n BRANDlES, WINES, coRbIALs and HAVANA CIGARS
ortsrs om he fd and with punctu.lilv civ
pa b VIII have their articles il ay
tty charge. ~ " s 4u"
90 None bat choic. articles sold here.
NJ " no Common ,,Is-t opposite the ST. Charles Hotel
D0RTER, ALE AND CHAMPAGNE CIDER.
II bottles barrels casks retail by
1an9s l.. H. HEDGES Co, - Grsvief street
ALLSOPPS' INDIA PALE ALE
THIS ALE celebrated throughout nda
ties being entirely free from aduteraon
Malt and Water, breved by Aessrs ALLSOPP SON
Burtonupon Trent the The
ey Itansl lyl r H. Chiffon, Importer. Gr.seT
RRANDl.-We have regular supplies of the
NJ celebrated Brandy by the package vintage of 7ss
eneehth pipes l1ss 1904 1905 1887 s4s etc quaI
pipes direct importation invite
eonnoissenrs as we'll As groeers and retailers.
apis iy a. al isvsss,ts,
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SADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

~. u. y a. TuRsBuiI.
HNURNBULL & CO., (successors to S"A
Brewster Cob Carriage Repository No. iis 82.t--
street Of ST. Charles IIos d.sIP
OF Carriages mnds TO order.
D. IA TURNBuLI, Manufacturer N,~.rk N J. oil Jaw
NEWARK, NJ ,SADDLERY Ware SA
~ tiouss-ANDRsw G. BULLA CO. ro,Ii Canal ~
treeL New6)rssns, Camp and Magazine streets
Manufacturer, Importers Of sADpLERY and sADAgwARE
constantly hard largs and eomplsie ssstns ssdss
Brides Martng.ss Trunks, WHIPS StrtinG
Leather iogskin ADDLERs' rCOl Thinning EVEN
scnpou, No. II CANAL Strict. - =
sig lydkW ANDREW O. BULL co.
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WHITE LEAD-In %, so, 100 and 500
key. from the Atlantic Union, Brooklyn, Pacific, Ulster
81 Alao, FRENCH ZINC, GREEN PAINTS WINDOW
GLASS, PUTTY, LAMP BLACK vARNSH, OIL, TURPENTINE
etc. FOrsale by A. DELAsRAvE co. Magazine st. o9s
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D'IsRAELI--"When Mr.. D'Israeli was boy
at school he was asked by companion, who is
now respectable tradesman at High Wycombe,
what course Of action he meant to adopt in
order to make his way in society. The young
sspirsnt promptly replied, Il mean to write a
book which will make me famous; when have
purchased fame, mean to get seat in Parlia-
ment, and, when once in Parliament, shall be
determined to become right honorable All
this has been fulfilled and We believe the anec-
dote we have recorded solves any mystety which
may cling to Mr.. D'Israeli's public career. 1t
is an anecdote published now for the first time,
and conveyed to us through private channel,
which is most trustworthy and respectable"
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" "e'ttat 1NFts anu . FeNAhi
New Orleans, La.
vERNIFUGEs.
wiuer's Canadian,
SWANS,
Perrys Dead Shot,
Jayue's Toni
Keri's, ..-..
q. A. FahuestOck'., ,
BAISkMs q COUGH REMEDlE
wistaf's Balssm OF Wild Cherry,
Hastings Nsptha,
Sherrnhn's Bslssm,
Buchsp's Hungarinr,
Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
sehenek's Pnlmonis Syrup,
Nav England Cough Syrup,
Bsrlhoiomsw's E,pestorant,
Hall's Bslsan,
Swayne's Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
Ayers Cherry Puetoral,
Tsylor's Bslsam Livsrwoi,,
Jaynee Erpectorani,
Winer's t-esmpail Q,
Rogers' Livsrwof, and Tar,
MIA. Gardlper's Liverwort,
Stablsf's Cherry Espcctorsnt,
Loudon's Indian do.
DR.. Roses dc.
sARsAPAMLLAs.
DR.. John Balls,
S. p. Townsend's,
Sands's,
Old Jacob Townsend
Carpenters,
wyukoop's,
Shakers,
Graffsnbe,g'
Bristol's,
Guyso,ps Yellow Decl
PLASTKRS.
Wells Strengthening,
Ewen's StrengtheninI
jew Dsvid's or Hebrew,
Badeau's.
Knapp's India
Alsock'. Porous,
Griflith's Adhesive,
hollowaJs Arnic
LINIMENTS.
Mexican Mustang,
farrsll's Arabia
Buffers Nerve and Bone,
Hunts, ".#.
Hsyes's,
Tobias's ven.tiaI
Hewe,', Nerve ana Bone,
kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Bsrtins's Hors
Merehanps Garglipg,
Cherokee,
- Jayne
AGUE REMEDIES, etc.
O'good's Indian Chslcgogue,
Rowand's Touic Mixture,
smiih's Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop's Tonic,
SPEEDS Fsbrifnx-,
Vegetable Febrlfuge.
LoZENGES.
Shsrman's Cough and Worm,
Brysn's Pulmonie Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lov,tt', wahp.ps or Hair Gloss,
Barry's rricopherous,
Lyoni k.tharisn,
Boyles hyperion Fluid,
Ptalon's Hair Invigoraior,
Jayne's Hair Tonic, ...
Van Deusen's Wahpsne,
Louden's Oriental Hair Tonic,
Hausl's Eau LustrAle,
0ldridgs's Balm Of Colombia,
Railways Circassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
SWANS, Houck's,
Cullen's Indian Vegetable,
Longl.,'s Great Western.
OINTMENT AND sALVES.
Dallsy'a Magical Pain Extractor,
Professor Hoil ways Ointment,
McAllisler's All Healing,
Brooks Magic salve, Pryor's Pill
Srsy's, Harrison', Specific,
Trask' Maya .tie, Judkin's,
Louden's All Healisg, Russia.
OILS.
Rushtcn's Cod Liver OIL,
NeSsir's Acoustic, Searpn's do.
Brush, HAIlasn.
BITTERs.
Mofiat's fhnnir, Blass's Arcmsti
WOLVES AROMATIC
~ Druggists aud Merchants
contained IN The Shove catalogue,
ing or s-nding their orders as sbo
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,DRUGS-MEDICTNES.

Il WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
- GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
which they oder supply Druggists and DEALERS at Prornscr,' Lowest
whces prices.
rs Depot Special Agency, 1871 CHARITIES st.
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LACEY b CO., 81 ST. Charles street,
o BRANCH or LACEY . PfHLIIPst ChLxsaATfD AhR
NsS NAhEFAC1OhT fs.s, nos
nhC iARNEss skDDLIa AID TRukbs
30 REFAIRlHG gT1iLTLT ATTENDED TO. is5i lydW
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Edaossdra Htss clzSHlASD sod1r
70 Steamers. IS hour.
10 P P, rs hours
10 phl.dephla 50 hours
To WhssAng hsurs
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
TRAINs
Express; oSSf M NJ
F Fea I..n o'clock
The hi. with heavy rail- r. NJ
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
eopnpr h5P.. S,,. &. o'clock
eonnsctng Dunkk and Erie Rarosa and al
S9s sSgS sSa sq s,ay R'0a n. Yo
IS1s. sld airs sia"s ss
S.s .nf 1' R 1s S S. t G f and 4 ssso win
burgh, Montreal, etc.
si ffT'9 aT6Es o. I'll. WEST s.g,a es2scEf
S.g. Railroads. for S.w YORK inq B S
FoSr Efs.. ocosS a. c.v.
k %h ss S sso, H n f. Pnss and sSao cn1sng
Nsw YORK saa.Q and Albany and Niagara Fail. Railroads.
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE
connecting g sIBFf snS A. o'clock
6uTg connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia ind
Through from Cincinnati Philadelphia Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
" & sHs s AZ cS n'i
Win csntt; Ohio Railroad z.ns.s Stage
,s w.:Ra ssa &C..
A coiamSp. By Morning c.otf
ho aToA 70 nes'le connecting with Ohio Stage ComPanys
HILLsBoRoUGH
THIRD TrsnLeayes Cincinnati at ~ O'Clock connecting
Hlaeoro.sh with Ohio Stage cOmpany Lines ChcOhs
ton, etc.
From to New Yo,s Vi, R.Ioa .hH 90
York wa Lake to Buffalo and W
From eine9a.i e Ne. YSi Via LAKE Steamers Baaag
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DAILY CRESCENT.
Some remorseless fellow in one of our ex-
rhsnrss psrpesrafss the following:
Gsa soorn to kiss among themselves,
Ard scarce will kiss . brother;
Woman on wants to kiss so bad
They smack and kiss each other.

rwr Ayrcuax Laprxs--A work by Mrs. Colin Macken-
~ upon aLs In Isdian recently published, contains
asscptson Of the Afghan ladies' 1t may be interesting
40 The American hrer SEX a6ordng striking contrast
hstvven disrsnt standards of taste and beauty Mrs
Mseksnsis who writes in easy, coloquiA style says
son Tuesday morning was at breakfast when Mu-
hamuad HAsAn Khsns ladies arrived. They came to-
t4her n pAlki not mufed up, and Of Hasan
Khan rtaners carefully shut the doors after them One
vas youug and pretty with very sweet mouth She had
VERY lively bright expressive large dark tnged with
antinoBy beautiful white teeth with rosy lips color
In her cheek, and complexion not darker than Span
ardS Italians She had sort of loose shirt Of rose
coossd satin reaching to the hips with full eevs sna
fastened 1t the throat very wide green satin y
full that they looked like pettcost and TOW o. n.ss
bangles, six inches Deep each srm hnisneI oy sou
silver chains round her neck pretty gota -
something like the Geusese iagrss but TIE toP OF eacn
esr diseured and made hang over BY the weight Q,
half doseu large gold rings She had crescent SNAPPED
az and pearls over the lett and
lte pearl thur like earring top stuck In one NOS.
fri AZ. or larrs yellow gauze VEIL and the palms OF
hsr h.nds vsre stsined With henna Her companion
older ieh hsndsome features though rather too much
msrt.S ~ vas dressed in the same manner, except
that - knd no cap and the bosom of her purple satin
tunic ~ each side with half rupee pieces put
On jus HIS military medals close to each other The veil
Va dssp red bcrdered with gold and, like the others
large enough to envelop her whole person We looked at
sach others dress they examined my rings and hands
eeennsy surprised that they net stained At last
each gently took hold Of the skirt Of my gown pulled
M little way and SEEMED to marvel 81 the corded pit
coat mt they then raised very little and seeing
my under garments, cried, approvingly Alp never
was more omuScd.n
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KNHE UNDERSIGNED begs to present to the
ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON he United sa,s
furnished by their Actusry. y ~ Va may 1000
Policy Holders entitled to Bouu will duly notified Of ,b .oun
uue 70 eAeh, N the course Of The month Of July
= T. HAblCiiI, General Ags United stst.s
NewYork, May 3d. 1883 - "
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
orNr,r,r,,. 26 Cornhii, London, May u, 1855
SENllEMEN- have again lay YOU ~ r,it, ~
Of the affairs Of the National Loan FUND Life Assu
During the past 4s Policies been i.,usd ,ov,nv
Of ll2,b75 IS I'd annsm % r W Wv -houn'
The claims aid during the es4Oss9 o. Thu
CLAIMS according to the table Of mortality being Tia
total claims paid from the Of
ton. 's >'V0i 'e'a tnah tne eIpeeia-
From the end Of the to the present time s9I ro. hasa
ana ne income Of the Society, Rrng 6e ursmis
an now dt,s Us % per snnum, corresponding
December. 1857, stands thu, 4"'ou up othe ls OF
Present value ofincome from Premiums r, m, On, !,
amount o. Investments as per Auditors Repo.. 1850
Present valus Of labit;ss ON A, il,lla,lss 10
Anhuiues, .Gsa0,se4
r"..a.t 50,s8T IS
A'''"' N''"''' ''''''''''''.'...',.... 10000
Balance in favor of the Society," payment Of AM
clhhhe.
am OF opinion that the whole h basnce .,orJ
the future profits Soesy 'o'i" pet'serVed Tor
ofcluuhg me repSIt perhaps, the OF Dr,t,o,. ill
gentlemen your vay ~ ny tns present Man
To tho ronr, 81 n.,. ~, W S. d. WOOLHOUSE Aetuarv
10 @ Soutt OIL DIRECTORS National Loan Society," iysos
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LITERARY .BLUNDERs.-We once heard of
young lady who cast away the the Pilgrims
Progress with contempt, because as she de-
clared, it was SO ridiculous to think of going to
heaven on foot. 1t seems she has companions
in blunders almost equally as great, and some
Of these even among the learned, as we are adj
vised by the following, which we clip from the
Parlor Magazine:
When Dante published his I" Inferno" the
simplicity of the age accepted it as true mar
rative of his descent into hell.
When the Utopia of Sir Thomas Moore was
first published, the learned Budaeus and others
took it for genuine history, ami considered it
as highly expedient that missionaries should be
sent thither, in order to convert so wise nation
to Christianity.
1t was long while after their publication,
that many readers were convinced that Guilt
ver's Travels were fictitious.
The &c Hermippus Relivius" Of DR.. Camp
bell, o curious banter on the hermetic philos-
ophy and the universal medicine, deceived, for
a length of time, the most learned of that day
His notion of the art of prolonging life, by in
haling the breath of young women was eagerly
credited. physician, VINO himself had COM
posed treatise on health, was SO influenced by
it, that he actually took lodgings at a female
boarding school, that he might never be with
out constant supply of the breath of young
ladies.
In catalogue compiled by French writer
of Works of Natural History" he has insert
ed the well-known essay on I" Irish Bulls" by
the Edgeworths.
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ICE-ICE-ICE.

CE! ICE!-J. STAFFORD Il Co. Wholesale and
Retail peslers in ICk No ~ Esian Fields opposite the
Ponshartran Railroad Depot Old Lyee trse
No. Tehoupiioua street. New So
street. Commerce No, 4s Isys
riot. ' ~ i.nI -. -
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
~ JOHN MeCARTY PIONEER, No. Camp street Newor-
leans mas uStrseeyed COCK
Sss1as st FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS REER pJMFS
SuohlN6 RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES. sI4EET iEkD
WORK or EVERY DESCRIPTION " 49, N'- -~''N
Ship and Steamboat
r'"'''N'N W. ~ 'ffAt5ES MODERATE
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RAJ R.5S.d BY she, rOu:
From Cincinnati to New York via Lake Buffalo, Rail-
road TO Albany, and Hudson York - IL
From Cincinnati Boston Buffalo New
York City aud New York Ell. Railroad ..,',... 10
ana ss,srn Lsiosd' is
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Ia GER
tain, e.
| fsctuslk
pronp
remedy
/, for DiAr-
| rb1a.Dy-
-. &c.
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Forrest, the tragedian, checks any disagreea-
bic noise among the audience during his per-
formance in the coolest manner. few nights
ago, at Philadelphia, during one of his best
scenes in Othello, q man in the upper circle
amused himself BY rapping cane on the out
side ofthe box. 1t was exceedingly annoying
to Mr.. Forrest. He suddenly stopped in the de-
ivering Of an effective passage. walked to the
footlights, and scowled fully minute upon the
thoughtless offender. The look was about enough
to annihilate an ordinary man, but he com
pletely crushed the unfortunate individual when
he said, "if there is policeman in the house,
let him remove that man." Thundefs of ap-
plause followed. Forrest strutted back to the
deserted passage, and the man with the cane
could have been purchased for " the small, but
sometimes acceptable sum Of one shilling" 1t
is needless to add that the performance passed
of after the occurrence quietly. Forests style
of " doing the thing" is irresistible.
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DENNSYLvANIA RAIL- r.

for All Information and Through Tickets
southeast corner Of Broadway and Frsn streets Cincinnati
-. W. A. LATHAM, Ticket Agent.
Vfssm p. W. STRADER General Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-21
S0UTagERN FINE AwT, by a. II

SOUTHERN FINE ASs', BY q. Il
- ELGb OF tHARtESTuN sc GEO. " ASH
INGIO&-H Unprecedented UlhraH""ia Of Am77c9U Pm
Ar.-IIe'rh'A NtgHiRltm Pori,0p IF u ASHiAG
TON-t90 by 2G iaclcs Engraved :. 81 d., per
ui,,iou) from Gilhen Stuart OILY c,2g,nol -'ainrine
The celebrity Of iii, engraving has doubtless
become famiiidras "hnus'hod words to the mind o
every person in he L. :. who can read
Every Artist SchoIal, Statesman and Jurst. in ON
country AID in Europe. capable of Judging has pro-
uuuuccd WEIGHS WASHINGTON PERFECT trans
script Of Stu,lls world-rcuuwucd pain ting aud slci
rHE Only CORRECTLY ENGRAyUD P.RTRAIT ~ ExIs-
TENc
FIVE DOLLARS PER cory.
The only merit this Portrait of Washington possessrs
Is, that The Senate Of the United Suites, aud the nos
celebrated Scholars. Artists Juri,tS and Sa,rSmen al
the Quilted States, pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT Poi-
IIaii Of W ashington EVER engraved.
Parliru attention Is invited To- the following letter
from the Hon Roger fancy, Chief Justice of the L.
States:
BALTIMORE. June &c, 1852.
Dcar Sir: Accept my thanks Er the Portrait o
beauty must srihe every " he il and it /,
less huppy nif- likeness the Father of his uny
1t tay good fortune have Tim in tie ty~ 81
my hoyhood and hI. whole appearance i yet strongly
IN pressed metno'Y. The portrait you la,>e l.
~ucd.appcIs 10 h anrXart kcht S. representing
perfectly, the expression welt the rorm and fea
lures of his face With great respect,
! am YOUR ob't servant,
r. B. fancy.
Geo Chlds, ESQ. ?h'a.
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X i ECHOLS.
= PRYOR.
JAN. |, 1852.
COMPREHENSIVE

TOPAEgTNEEkSEa The subscribers have
~ til day assnratet' themselves together under the
lyle and firm of ECHOLS PR1OR& TALIAFERRO
with the view Of conducting general Commission bu,
mess in all IT. branches.
Their houre is the large and camnodoLs brick tee
nent recently erected in the ear of of Mr. John Ruck
RS factory. Immediately the canal and nearly oro
lie the Piedmont Works II is well arranged for tho
deception of and storing all kinds OF produce a.
we'll a. merchandise A. their lot is large and made
IRON all depreciation l., strong trrp,ure md
fbrrnt-c conveniently arranged, they enabled
i've SPECIAL uttcntlonto th saie OF every description of
Lumber.
Every necessary preparation is also made to receive
Lime in any and all quantities. Particular attention
will be- uid 10 the this article Cousignments
solicited from those preparing such comm"dite, fo
market. Th,N also solicit assignments of wheat fl
ON, meal, oats, well every description IF PRO
,luce.
Liberal advances, ifreqnired, viii always he made
'on,lgnments III hand. Coal, Jump. AID ground plaster,
nd gano will always be kept hund-ordrrs solicit
All orders for goods from punctua will re.
give prompt attention.
Clouds consigned their care, be forwards d, will
I,rntt"uded to with all possible dispatch.
No charge fnadc for draynge merchandise pro-
luce. either by railroad canal. BY applying them
selves clnSry business beng determined to Use ~
Try po. -ble rndeuvor in pleasing all who may call IN
them they hope roreceive the encouragement ola liberal
public. j ECllLOS,
WM II PRYOR,
IAN ll-d&cts TALlAFERRO
Republican,, Lexington Papers, Bedtord Ser ne Fin.
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MECHANICAL.

fINHE suBSCRlBgH BEGS LEAVE Mosf AZ
u -peeffa, t. call ihf attention 81 the rfz.H- "a.
Lynchhurs and the adjoining country. ~ bic afEe -
n splendid assortment 1T Roo IS SHOES 4u
III CATERS &c. II iis ONN MAKE.
~ AMI which are WARRANTED 90 rHE BEsf 9tAn
~ AID oT surER1uH wanKgAsRHtr.
Persons wishing IN have gpsd and durable Iioot "f
Shoe for the present season will do well call on me.
ne am determined Il pease. both ~ regards quality
and ptice.
Doni ireei 10 ca at the store three doors above fEf
Franklin Hefe aud Immediately opr"-i'" he Clizehs
Suvinrs Bank +. r. GRlAlALDl.
doe
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kSSULs HON ne coput0er>ip hetwrp,
~ the subscribers, under the style OF ECHOIS ],
Pryor is this day dissolved by mutual consent ITO
tiairs Of the late firm will be settled by either or,
.ubscribers Who viii continue use the name If I
irm only in winding up.
As it is all essential to henrn closing their late b
counts will come forward without delay aud settle
Their successors in tine GROCERY are Me.s,
Alurrl Strattoa, for whom they TAXI pleasure IN he,
speaking the uvor Of their old friends and Customer,
aud the puhri' generally.
One o, the firm will generally be found in their oIre
second story of their old stand, Immediately over
Mes,rs NJ. & SIS counting
i ECHOLS,