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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09
NOTICE 10 CONTAGIOUS.
MARIETTA md Cincinnati railroad.

Lettings of Eastern and Weste,1. Divisions.
the Ersineers office in Marietta, for the gad1ls ton,
Masonry etc., OF the 18th and Sth Divisions oil this road
eXeEding from Marietta to zSncs Island, opposite tile
The line will be divided one mile sections on
some of which there will be heavy masonry, and other
work worthy the notice OF the most responsible conrac
Pans Proflcs Specifications will be ready for OK.
animation at Marietta. the line .ion
near Wheeling, on and after July the 9TH.
Proposals will be received the time and place
the OF about twenty miles, being thai
ton OF the road between Manchester and Milford four
teen miles out OF Cincinnati the Little Miami Rail
Plans, Profles Specifications for this Division will
be ready for examination the Engineers office in the
Manchester Buld:ng Third street, Cincinnati, and
The line Of the road from Marietta and Belpre to Ban
in constructions the work offered forms The only re-
naming link TO complete the connection from Cir
Recent subscriptions 600 b. Tie Pennsylvania
c RSha So The t G. and
Completion of this great work from CINCINNATI to Wheel
4. KENNEDY, Engineer jeS-daw.t
BooIss , NJ ThomPson's.
THEOLOGICAL.
IL Divine Government; AIexander's History OF isTaIi.
tIsh Nations Alexnnder,s Consolation; The Princeton Put
rIsneh's Notes on Miracles and Parahes OF our Lord
neienL Christianity Exemplifedi Sherlock
SCIENTIFIC. -
BroSn,s Gramrner of ramnersi Larde on his Steam
neering Borden.s ormnae Railroads. Ue's Dict on
Any 81 Arts Manuactures, and Miners; Loudo Encye
lopedia of Architecture, etc. 100 80 Z
MISCELLANEOUS.
s Snay s s sunny side Peep at Number Five; Tell
ayengro the Scholar; The Gipsey; The Priest by Geo.
Bor:ow Iuthor of the Bible in SPAIN anialI's Pr
yate is OF Daniel Websterj Preseots Conquest ex.
Together with general assortment of School Books
Stationary, wall parer, window blinds, File Screens
Matches, Hacking, etc.
,.s For sale by JOHN H, THOMPSON, =.
9ee --------.-l 10 Monroe st.
HOT DAYS ARE COMING,
Nd IN order to prepare for them go to w. D. NOTE
~ BRo.s and select as many dresses as you want
me season. from elegant assortment OF Lawns,
prices as cant be beat Aresh lotjust opened. je4 p
NO NECESSITY FOR IT ALL, "a
THAT isyou need get your faces t nned b. the SIM
when you can go tow DMotts q Bros and hiy hand.
some Parasol, at your own price, 81 ie45
l. 0. o. r
A PROFESSION OF theiI % o r. will take place at
Ia Monndssie, tho 18th inst at 10 o,clook A. NJ
when Bible VIII be presented by the Ladies and speech
delivered oy inc Rev. JAMES ID. MoeABE, ofeyheef.4
The Virginia Lodges with the nerbborine Lodges or
Waiting brethren, and our cti
zens generally are resp ectily invited to attend.I
MES fAIREY, \ Committee
~ HI j. cCLEAN,s OF z
Sipundsyille. June I, 1853 q !, ie5-td
SEGARS, SEGARS.
FINE STOCK OF superior ilported Plantation segars.
IA Also, Regaas Of brands and very superior
tnysi LOGAN, CARR < CO., 81 Main st.
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AWFUL STEAMBOAT DrsAsrER.-The Quebec
Mtrning Chronicle of the Both ult, gives the fol-
lowing chapter of calamties which occurred in that
place on the 29th ult:
cat 81 O'Clock there was rush of wind which
whlriel the dust high into the air. covered The sur
face ct the ST. Lawrence in spray, and dashed the
water into foam. The wind being westwarGlly
the vessels off Point Levi shore had g1eat difficult
ty IN keeping their anchors. Boats and timber
which had bloken away from the coyes, were 10
be seen adrift, and The barque Norder founded at
her moorings at 'Iibbits Cove. She sunk about
Al O'clock, and the accident was observed from
Durham Terrace. 1t is said that some of the
vessel.
tits rumored also that boat with six pers ons
on board; was capsized during the gale, ard that
all rerishe3. IE
About the same time an awful catastrophe occur.
red at Gilmour's Cove. The. steamer ST. Pierre
one of the ferry boats, sometimes employed in tow
ing, having put on board of the steamer Tor Mon
treal, from a vessel in the stream, upwards of 900
passengers, proceeded TO Giimours Cove to take a
barge in tow, and while preparing to do so her
boiler burst, and out of ten perssns who were on
board, eight perishe+. Captain Baras, rho stood
over the boiler, was blown high into the air. Mr..
Telren had his skull split open by piece of the
boiler, aud his wife and two children who stood
by HIM were killed, but their bodies were hardly at
all dlsfgured. The other sufferers were sfiren en-
and deck hands.
N wSrEAM BolLER.-J. s. UnderhilI of the city
OF New York, has taken measures to secure pat-
ent for an improvement in boilers for steam en-.
gines The object this invention is for the purs
pose oil obtaining more complete heating surface
by peculiar arrangement of tubes audwater spa
ces, and also for the purpose of providing means
Whereby SCOT and ashes lmay be removed with
more facility and ease than has heretofore been
done. Mr.. u places portion of the tubes verti.
cally and others laterally within the. boiers-his
boilers having vertical sides and enos with an
arched top, and is really good arrangement.
There seems to be littleroom left for improve.
ment IN steam boilers, no one, however, can tell
what may yet be done--an age of Improvement this,
certainly .-Seientifc american.
ia clown east,' Yankee has recently inven-
teda consisting of sort of pow
der orsnufff The animal jerks his head off at the
third saeeze,
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No MORE BAcuELoa's REyERrEs.-The Charles
ton Is c-1 papers of Thursday, announce the mar
ringe of Donald C. Mitchell, of Connecticut. eek
Masvel.''J the author of the Reveries of Bachel-
OF, and other popular productions, to Miss Mary
F., daughter of William B. Pringle, of Charleston.
AIr. Mitchell was few days since appointed Con-
sulito Venice by President Pierce.
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saysrhe flstswallow itail'd coat that Old sourby
got, so displeased him that he starched the tails
snasnaseai fora boot jack.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

" cy fur hats. dab and black. ,,pvR SUI
I mails e. s. D.: ha n - any
"A ing every few days at the popular store e BRo
Bfay21 w y NJ!
= SHIPPERS, SLIPPERS: ,,st ret.i!sll
20 PAIR OF Ladies' fine Black Of NaIAs'
aOU attic Black Mammoth Boot, South bl - AnSEYOle
Square. ina21. ~ a TOlY =
NHOsHEIAlfs CIiU RUH flS1okY.-AiW, An notes NJ
I'M cal ancient and modern, new edition Ror sale "
an appendix, by Archibald Machine, T. ~ nR 4 BIO,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

Gechataes P. Waggqner. of Virginia, opposite
Pomeluy. was shot dead few days since by John
McNalan;7 of Poneroy. cause-whisky. McMa-
hsn.ts jail awaiting trial.
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Received this Day.
CUPER black Alpacas, choice beached MusIins inclu
~ ding New York Mills, LoisdaIe and Nannkeag, Sati
nets mosquito nct yards wide black satin vestigs
icy UEISKEIIIIEy
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rha REVOLT of the Stars.

Far up in the dim unfathomable immensely of
space, where even the ambitious fancy of earth
born souls has not reached, where science has but
iaintly trod in its widest dreams OF the azure path
way of unknown worlds of flight, there glimmers
and sparkles "a host of bright stars.
And among the angels that mhabt the happy
hereafter, of which we hear so much, yet know SO
little, there Iunneth n singular legend of these
stars.
The legend came to earth upon the lips of
stray angel, which for the sake of for while min
Cling with mortals, transformed itself into spirit
OF life, which became the soul of new born in
FAINT. ,and when the fair haired child became a
man,this seraph soul though laden with memories
Of human frailties. remembered the legend.
And this was the legend-thus was the legend:
"When the Creator rested upon the seventh
day. after forming and breathing existence into this
beautiful world of ours, he felt weary; and with
the vast blue space, in which his vast creation
rolled, for couch, he gathered these unknown
stars about him to trll anthems upon their harps
Of light
TIE stars murmured at this, for thy envied their
sister planets who had been appointed as sentinels
over earth they wished to be there too but they
dared not disobey his commands. Yet he knew OF
their envy-he knew they were d-scontented, and
this voice came to them:
aye are unhappy because your fairer sisters are
gazing down upon the newly created ord-upon
that world Which is but star like yourselt-a star
looked Upon by other worlds which have created
ere this. Ye ale not happy"
And the stars whispered low and sweetly, yet
sadly ooh, C'eator, sc will submit to thy will,
yet.You who knowest us must know we are not
happy
The blue heaven upon which the Creator rested
trembled, aud when they looked for him he was
gone. But all echo foated past them upon gold
en- cloud, made golden by the reflection OF their
rndient tears; and tie echo SAID, 'seven of Thy
number shall be known to the sons o earth-sev-
en- of thy number only shall beam from your cells
of glory upon the new orb, aud in after time one
of the seven shall disappear aad be known no
more"
The stars twinkled upon each other, and their
tears of sorrow, that fell at parting with their sis
tiers, became meeors that rained through air. light
ing the seven to their new homes.
And the wise men of the earth, wien they be-
held them, called them .'the Pleiads." Thy
seemed glorious in their dstarce from the eyes OF
mortals. Ages rolled on aud one of them, the eld-
est, faded from the circle-faded TO come no more,
forcver-and when it was lost. then the sister Stars
that were left behind knew they were published Tor
their envy Their revolt lost fer them their bright
est, fairest compamion-but Repentance came and
redeemed ii after time, and their lost sister is now
gem glittering upon the brow of Eiohim.
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Thomas II. Gibson, n r

.. IIUI1IaS a. p7PITTBR,
p LUM B Err AND G AS Post dr.
No. Ufidn 81, opposite c. H. Betty nnSyc ipgf,
REGS leave to inform his friends ana he he Piur bug ~
ID eTal, that he continues 10 carry on w
gas fitting in all its various branches, and
elisa share OF publ patronage. ;r,u ujpe, =
He has constantly on hand, lead anu liz" btib s,kS
mon and patent hydrants, eisern pumps ntaiEs q
wafer closets, wash basins, cold watsf hot a.! 81
shower baths. bath tubs, lead and iron cirque
collins, hatters kettles retors Tor Fed HH'
chenr cal 'app1Iatusj etc. Factories e'0. - .
dispatch - - h.u.r bIl''
Also, chandeliers. pendants, braeke:s' OE'1
candle burners, etc. =, ,b,ukIc! ~
aAlIorders left at the above place VIII DC ' ,h
ce.yed and promptly att endeltc. ii nssi v. WIZ
N R.-All orders from the country VII 'sPtied-
prompt attention. -~--t,n
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

15 NofroiR CORRESPONDENT OF the Baltimore
Sun says
Learned this morning from gentleman every
way ell situated to be well informed upon the
subject, that over 1000 barrels of peas, and an
immense number of boxes of strawberries, (more
than any previous Year, had already been shipped
from Norfolk for the Northern markets. The pre-
sumption is, that the great quantity raised ana
shippfd this year, is the cause Of the ruinous
pnces they are nov bringing F. j. w.
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hooks Mt Thompson' 3
THE0I 0nJHaTIs

HOT DAYS ARE COMING,
Nd IN order to prepare for them go w. d. NOTE
~ Bho,s and select as many dresses as you want
Or the season. from their elegant OF Lawns
3erages, etc which they now Offering to sell at such
'rioes as cant be beat "A lresh Just opened je4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

IN TlERCES PRIME RICE;
IN 10 bbls. pulv. sugar:
40 boxes 6s, IS and is tobacco,
25 half chests G. i. and Y. IL teas;
10 q black
% bags Laguira coffee;
100 Rio
90 bbls. No. slarge maekeral, new
go herring;
20 kits No. and mackcrel;
10 quarters No.
10 casks bucon shoulders;
% boxes Western Reserve cheese.
Just received and for sale by
ie9 DONIoN q, MAXwRIT
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Sci CRABS
A Doz. Crabs, fresh rom Baltimore, all alive.
Il je9 II. NJ. PARKER, Market street.
PARTIES.
DARTIES furnished in superior STYLE and at short no.
ce and not satisac: DRY charge viii be required.
Call and sec. TN. PARKER,
JED Market street
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

(SHiLDREN,S and boys straw hats. Also"
" cy fur hats. dab and black ,,pvR & soy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-06-09

SEGARS, sSEGARS.
FINE stock OF superior imported Plantation segars
also, hegahas OF various brands very superior
mysi LOGAN, CARR & CO., 81 Main st.
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MERCHANTS.
T.v,or. TinsIey a. Co.

DtRoCERS FORWARDING & COMMISSION
II MERCHANTS, Maia Street. Lyneh1nrg Va are
eceiyine and have in store large and well assore"
tock Of Groceries. Dry Goods Liquors, Nc. &c re
emily purchased in the northern market Tor Cash an"
invite the attention of friends and the public gene
ly 10 give Us call, small profits and quick les
hall be our motto. The following comprises portion"
81 o r Stock:
200 Bags Rio Iaguira and Java Coffee,
90 hhas. n o. Porto Rico 4 Cu1a Mnlasses
lis bbI. Crushed, Clarifed. Powdered and Cote"
Sugars,
20 Packages Loaf Sugar,
100 Kegs Nas, from to 40 dy.
20 Tons country Iron,
1000 lb-. Cast Shear and Blister Steel.
300 Sides Sole Leather
1900 be Cotton Yarns.
300 bbl4 Rcctifed and Old Rye Whiskey,
30 bbls French and Apple Brandy,
30 Case Stick and Mass Liquoriee, (best brands
30 dozen Olive Oil,
80 hhds. n. O. x Porto Rico Sugars
- Noyn Scotia Grind Stones (assorted sizes)
20 bbls. Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general assortment OF goods
not enumerated all of which will be sold upon the most
tcu sonubc terms. TAYLOR, TlNSLEf q %.
MnrChl7-ts
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Anew Post Onice kegulations.-In


" ture the morning mails due this city will be open
,oady for delivery regularly att o'clock, A NJ except
When they delayed in their arrival the sched
lie hour
Tho Richmond Way, Salem, Liberty, Big Lick, and
Famyle mus will close duly except Saturday. pre-,
risely at & 7. Nj.
On Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday evenings the Dan
vile lnd Lexington mails will be closed precisely at 4
T. M.
Tie packages for Richmond and all the principal cit
rs North and South of that point will be closed daily
IT precisely 60 =. NJ Business men will recoect this
md trouble after those hours-as it is tate.
On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings, thc
Charlottesville and Amherst IL mails will be closed
GP. M There is daily mail to Charlottesye-trf
weekly via ScottsvilIe.
All persons, except editors and proprieors of tie cit!
newspapers, and sworn Deputies of our choosing
nre excluded from within the bars, unless when invited
! lhe necessity and propriety OF this rule viii be reud
appreciated, and will be adhered to in all rn,es.
On Sundays the Office will remain open from to
clock in the morning and during oth,r part of tn
lay. RO. II. GLASS Z. NJ.
April6-ts
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MERCHANTS
GEORGE RACox
GROCER AND CONN sion n.y. - \,

GROCER AND COMM zSION MERer,..
nFFERS FOR SALE liant,
~ s. Tons American rolled and Hamno.aa
embracing almost every size and descrig ,roh;
10 Tons American Band, Hoop Oval, halfro,
shoe and nail roads. 'ha nurse.
10000 lbs. Western Bacon hogronnd
1000 lbs. city smoke sides
90 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Suo
~ prime, es'Patt strict.
10 bis prime PortJ Rico Sugar
so bbls. and boxes Loaf. crushed and nnI,.,
100 Bags Rio Laguaria Mannilla Java Mecba 81 ar
very fine, ' IN ea1ee,
hhds W. |. Molasscs
10 hbls. New Orleans NJ ,las ees, new crop
10 bbls Tanners Oil
q :. =" -" Pure
% whole and hall bbls. new Herring..
% do family Shad,
100 Kegs old Dominion aIes Sd 10 6 incr.,.
20 doz. bed-cords anu Lending lines i'He>
30 gross patent Matches,
1000 papers cut Tacks,
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Tube Salt
10 boxes Tallow, Sperm, Adamantine. and -.
Sperm Candles, In'eh,
20 sets Axes and Carriage Springs.
10 Bellows, ass ,rted sizes, common to best ana ,
100 lbs English blister Steel - -
ton American hammered Steel
$500 and shear Steel
10 Anvils and Vices assorted sizes
10 Boxes Tin plate 10 = IA and Is 90 lie and u
30 Reams Cap, Letter and writing paper
500lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 lbs Lea(syillc and Milton Cotton Yarns
$50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather.
l25 Sides black upper Leather,some very beavv
$500 American, English, ana Russian sheet iron
, pigs block Tin,
100 lbs slab Spelter,
1000 lbs. Sheet Zinc,
Trace, Hate, and Back Chains,
Sand Selves for PIastere1, and Brick Lave,s
Meal Cockle aud Sard Selves,
Files, assorted Cotton and Woolen Cords S,oon
Fen and Table Spoons, Shoe Thread
ID and "A heavy do nestics; Nos. / and Ospebpr.
Calic"s; Silk AMI Cotton Handkerchieis, -
Nankeen, Stripes assorted,
Mustard. in great variety; Shoes. assorted
Bnckng; Nutmegs; 4 TO- 10 x - l. . IA Glass pa
per, Ginger, Alspce, best Green and Black Ten. K
q Tar Glass Tumbers, Indigo, &c. &c.-Al of w6ic,
will be sold at bargain.
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J B NOW LIN,
JNO D HARVEY

4 CARD.-Jno Harvey tenders his most sill
II cere THINKS to his friends for their very ibo pa
onage extended 10 him while in several other hou,e in
This place, and usNs continuance oil The same. He
pledges himself to every exerion give satisfaction
His personal attention will also be paid to the Of al
Kinds e produce.
r,u,'
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Arfices appropriate 10 The FrSt Class-Boxes of hats
b0nnets furniture
Ar2tcles Appropriated Second CtaSs.-Boxes, bales
# dry goods teathers Shoes saddery gdss paints oils
hugs and confectionery.
Ar}icleS ap,qUptiateto Third Cldss.-Vrgnia dorues
tics, sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese
manufactured tbacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoow-wure queenswarc castings
hardware marble dressed and other heavy articles
enumerated in sperial or fourth class rates.
articles appropriate TO the Fourth Ciass.-Flour, lin
4ncks rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bacon lin
ensks, boxes sacks) beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble, (undressed) n and
grind stones mill gearing
~. ...,u.,.. 30 miles 1.50 Salt per bushel ! 8
as'' ar 100 miles. 200 of Fifty pounds. 10
o%m "a ~. - $50 miles. $50 III
'oo IDS l2Oo miles. 800 Carried East. -
SeIt7--dts
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New Confectioneryand lee Cream
mar 1.ltf
SOAP.

'INAMILY SOAP.-Every holy come unf buy
l. family Soap, the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Gold or warm water-either soft, hard suli--may
Ia, used with perfec' Rub the soap upon the
cl.,t'es and then put them to soak for three oul
hours then take them and rub them = then rinse them
oat. They will require but little rubl; after soaking,
md boiling is required, is usua with other soaps
A large washing can be done in one-third less time aud
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known
fis soap is warranted not to inIure in any way the
ghtest FIBRE the skin, anything that tits applied
1t will remove any kind of Grease, Paint, Tar,ln,
Stains, &C. from any Goods, without the least injury
For sale by d. X. LYMAN.
Mnrcb5-ta
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4 NOPAlsTNEEsSaEAP.

A 'pR n Is ~ h aSS he subscribers
~ this day associated themselves together under the
lyle and firm of ECHOLS pRYOR& TALIAFERRU,
with the view of conducting general Commission bus
iness in all its branches.
Their house is the large and commoiiors brick ttao
menl, recently erected in the of of Mr. Jehn Rack
factory. Immediately on the canal and nearly opro
site the Piedmont Works. Il is well arranged for The
reception of and storing all kinds Of produce "a
well merchandise. a. their lo' is urge aid made
secure from all drpredati1n b strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently ran ed, liz enabled to
give SPEC. Htutioni Il sale Of every description of
mbel.
EV'fy necessary prcparaIIo, is also made TO receive
Lime in any and all 4aantitis. Particular attention
i'll be paid tot sale Of III article. Consignmeals
ire solicited frIm those preparing such commodities for
market. They also solicit consig of wheat -four.
corn meal. well every description Ct lro-
Lee
LIBERAL advances, frequired, will always be made
;onsgnments in hand. Coul, lump. and ground plaster
'nd gaano will always be kept hand-orders solH.
H.
All orders for goods from punctual customers viii =
Give prompt attention.
Goods consigned to their care, be forwarded. will
he attended To with all possible dispatch.
No charge made for drayage merchandise pro.
luce, either by railroad canal. BY applying them
selves closely business, being determined To
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call
ilem, they hope receive the encouragement ola liberal
public. R J ECHLOS,
WIN II PRYOR
ian 1l-dtcts G TALIAFERRO.
MOSES Lacy touN + TFRRY.
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LEXINGTON ~ Through

Xp1lr..sk1laulss$@@a TO BUCHANAN. IN TWO DAYS. n
ouy Waa PA CkET Boats. by Seoltsraiie
md Lynrhbwg.-On and after the lGth our Boats will
leave Richmond daily Sundays excepted, at the usual
hour P. M. aud arrive in Lynchburg II, urs, and
IN Buchanan in AZ hours.
Returning leave Buchanan ut "a a. M, every day
except Sunday, md arrive in Lynehburg 60 P.
~ hours, in time with the Norfolk bons cnv
ing ut 81 A.. NJ, and Southern and Northern Rail
ioad cars leaving ut A.. NJ.
Passengers for Lexington connect with doily line
IF Stages at North River Returning. leave Lexington
every day, except Sundays, and arrive in Richmond in
II hours
Passengers rol Farmvillc, fare 81; Buckingham II
are 81 81 Charlottesville fare 81. and Stnunon fure
Fridays Boats.
Below -eecard Of time of arrival intermediate dis
lancrs
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Esv CONCERN.

n EW CONCEKN.-Ne, tie Un.ler,IsrsI
Y haVea sociated ourselves together, und he s,n
aud firm OFF B NOWLIN & CO. for the purrn.o =
conducting general Grocery, Commission and For.
wardng business, at the old stand of b Nowln, Main
street, Lynclburg Va.
We will keep constantly on hand every article usna
kept in a grocery establishment, all of which we wi
sell low
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MARBLE WORKS-Fagan ~ BRO
I'VE SCULPTORS d. MARBLE STONE cur.
TIERS, (Formerty Of Phaadelphia,) Muin ST. Lexing
ton Va; Bridge ST., Lynchburg Va; Main ST., Lib.
efty VA and Mainst;, Salem Va, keep on hand and.
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian Italian,
Northern and Virginia Marble Maptles plain aud orna
mental Monuments Tomhs, Head and Foot Stones Gar.
den Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops, made any size at short notice All work " II
eboxed up go safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is Architect and General Design.
er in the Monumental Art, and will furnish any design
from the planest to the costly, by addressing
line to and all work done by u.s. will give as entire
satisfaction as any done North or South.
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