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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-04-13

bMrs. G.. Leroy Webster. widow of the
late distin guisbed Secretary of state of the
United States. is at present residing in Uni
versiiy place, New York. Her house is the
resort of very large number of citizens, who
call for the purpose of rendering their con-
dolence in person to her.
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Ono AND MOBILE RAILRoAD.-BRAKcH TO
PADucAH.-On Wednesday last. the vote oil
this place was taken on the proposition for the
town corporation to take stock to the amount
of 100000, in the branch connection with
the Ohio and Mobile Railroad. (The vote
had to be retaken on account of an informal
.ity in the previous vote.) The vote in favor
of taking The stock was almost unanimous.i
When the vote Of the county is taken, on
the 7th Of May, we anticipate that every vote
in Paducah will be recorded Cor the railroad
|-Paducah journal.
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THE N. Y. AND ERIE RArLRoAD.-By a re-
cent address OF the President, Mr.. Loder, to
the stockholders, we find this road including
all its assets, property, and effects of every
name and description, has cost the stockhol-
ders, up to March lst, 1853, S3O,577,542.
I There are, of main road, of a solid and per-
manent character, nearly all well fenced, 446
miles; Newburgh branches, Is miles; sidings
or switches. 90 miles; double track, 1879 miles
making IN all 20 miles ofiron rail laid.
The working machinery is l49 locomotives,
l3l passenger and baggage cars, 1855 freight
and burden cars, with steamboats,, storehous-
es, depots, telegraph line. &c.-Bufalo Cou.
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@The river is again falling at Louisville,
and several large boats which bad gone
above the falls, were compelled to drop down
to Portland for fear Of being caught in bad
quarters.
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OD The dust swept up the streets yester-
day in furious charging clouds, greatly to
the annoyance of pedestrian and store
keepers. A little rain would be blessed little
thing.
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0The Cincinnati Commercial Office
printed and sold $4,000 election tickets a,
the late election. That beats Us. We
didn't, as our books will prove, sell 100000
tickets.
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Owing to tire high wind that prevailed
most Of yesterday, no dispatches We're re-
ceived over the wires. Our reports are al
ways full and regular, when the line will
work
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GThe Lafayette Courier warns the Press
to beware of Mr. Evans. the proprietor of the
Panorama of the Garden Of Eden, Deluge,
&C., lately exhibited at that place. a. he sloped
without paying his bill.
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nTIt 10 very agreeable fact that there
are no poor little girls in Evansville, not al
ready well provided for lady of our ac-
quaintsncs has been advertising for. A little
nurse girl. offering an agreeable situation,
and had not up to esterday morning the first
offer. This shows the happy condition Of
"the poor'' in Evansville. tft
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0TOne of the new snsg boats has Just
been completed at New Albany, and taken
over the river. We understand our friend,
Mr.. Grssthouss, has concluded net to SUPER
intend il any further.
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@In the Washington correspondence of
the New York Tribune we find the follow
ing:
Chapman, of Indiana-"crow, Chapman'
crow"-who is now here. 10 dreadfully down
on the administration, though I have not
learned the immediate cause of his displeas-
ure. He has certainly greatly changed his
tune very recently. it being growl, Chap
man, growl, with him at the present writing.
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0T knowledge perverted, is knowledge
no longer. Vinegar. which, exposed to the
sun, breeds small serpents, or at best Shiny
eels, once was wine.
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@The Rev. Mr.. Baker, IN Episcopal mi
mister of Baltimore. has publicly renowned
his faith, and made . formal profession Of
Popey.
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FOR RENT.

THE School Room. formerly occupied by Mr. Sanford
i in the Engine House Of the Neptune Fire CompaLy,
ON reasonable terms. Apply 10
apl2u A. c. HALLOCK Tr.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigre ed has been
WHEELER late OF Marlborough county, Ind, deceased.
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
1n Asa IGLEHART,
Evansville. April IL. ,53.-3tw Administrator.
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NEAT AND EASHIONABLE BOOTS.
-<as~ DANIEL w. FOREST will make SUPERIOR
HMI article Of French Calf Boots, from skins TO
|XRv which wasawardeJ prize Medal at the Worlds
Fair. No mstake,. for all who will fav or him
with their orders at his shop First street, between
Main and Locust All work made from the .kins
warranted not TO break. =
Also-Ladies' Buskins Cloth Buskins Gents Cater.
Half CATERS Slippers. and Jenny Lind Tea made vim
neatness and dispatch apJ3diy
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MILL be received BY the Common Council Of tho
w City Of Evansville. until Saturday the 10th day Of
April 1853 for the excavation OF Water Street.
Mulberry and Gum, aud of Gum between Water and
Second Sreetsthe earth ESTIMATED to be 1900 cubic
yards to be placed on Gum street between First and
Fourth. -
Proposals will also be received during the
for the excavation Of Eighth Street, from Sycamore to
Division Street. estimated at 1921 cubic ards.
By order OF the Council ittif3
apl9td JNO. j. CHANDLER Clerk.
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NEW PASSENGER ARRANGEMENTS,
PROFESSIONALLY
6 90 8 8 51|s 9

EA II 4. a
MOST EXPEDITIONS AND COMFORTABLE RoUTEl
and after Thursday the 9Th Of April there viii BE-
~, Nv W. rnssENoEh Trains ON this road, which
III IA iun a. . av,,o" % 49,
The hAfKEss NAIL TRAIN viii leave Jensrson-
svs e set o. na M s
gers only At henysville or breakfast Vienna. Rock
Maalson ENptess srsih 70 ind'ansPohs. ...CL
Returning. THIS train viii leave Ednburx at l.9 e.
clock r or as soon as he Express Train Of the M.
way il viii set down aud take up Passengers ssaD Re-
The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN win start from Edin-
oufs aaiy tSunoays excepted ~ O'Clock A. NJ, oras
soon as 'ne morning Train from Indianapolis arrives for
me Maoisoh hoad ana VIII arrive Ia Jenersonve at
u is O'Clock ~; -i--..l.
Returning Il Will leave Jenersoaville nj o'clock.
p. NJ and will reach kdinburg at O'Clock, p. NJ. ia
full time to connect with the Accommodation Train
ane Madison hoad from thence 10 Indianapolis This
Station. along The line. both going and returning:
direct connection with the sheILyvile. Knichss,ocn
and nashville Railroad Trains; and with the early Ex
press Train from Madison TO Indiana polis which
Passengers to take the Bellefontane. Lsfayete PERI
latter. a connection wiib stages to 81. Louis
= IN en- ~ cd ~ .ne LION
rhsreSv Paenccrs spsys ~ ram H ns Man'soS 5ssc
Pm. -.
running 70 Indianapolis. taking either Of The Madison
snd indianapolis Trains, 70 Ednburg and the Trains Of
ibis Road from thence arrive in Jeflerson VILE or
Louisville in = few hour. - - - - :
That per.ons f,om Ind;.n,no,;. .nd ,h .,.ah-s.x !,
"a ,,aii =. rom al ro;rt~ ~ 49, 80
Ss nsx 3 sns soe can s
two hours in those cities for business pleasure Perry
Doass are pi!'ng constantly between the cities. -
r.r.-.onv,,,a ~. ~; - ~: bohDLEf, Geri supt.
Ap'" = COB sHnFE NN.J II
ruv rvvpppco~v,, ~ ,,-r~~.
a. y 1872 cn s LILLE rbhhI boAt VIII iesss
me henucky shore at half past O'Clock in the morn
Vile after The Tra arve whether thar should be early
OF late In the evening: ~ lf.
JAMES WATHERN, supt OF Ferry.
ruu~ ,,,,cx a
~,prs LOUISVILLE AND JEFFERSON WILLIE oh-
nioos, now running IN connection with the Morning
ram viii also run In connection WIN me Ac-
Ian mouse. Louisville Hotel, Owens Hotel. and Ex-
enange notei -. - : rf-
lasseneerS may procure Tickets at Elliott q co.s Ex-
press omce, NO. ~ Third ST. between nam ana water:
ana oy leaving their names and address, Will be called
LOT =; ;s ,ser residences, As heretofore.
IT, : Z % = : -.
GYMNASSIUMs
CORNER o. THIRD AND WALNUT srsEsn,
Professor of Ianruaecs and Gymnastics. 4
apIId3m 7fE sAt
@ENT,s C7NE Kin PUMP.SOLED.
VI SHOES -AIso V.,vet Embroidered SIippers and
large supply Of Kin and Buff Slogans. pumpsoied,
just received and for sale low BY co Y.
aPll " x. AENDRlcks g Go: :,
CENTS FRENCH CALF sEWED
Boots. Just r. received esr f by steamer Siss;
apiI ". x. hENDklcks q 20.
= :. 49, H.. .csa.- = a ca, Il
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THE LOUISVILLE AND JErFERsoNvILLE ON
MibUs, now running in connection with the Morning
Express Tran will also run In connection with the Ac-
communication Train, and will call for Passengers at tho
Gait House. Louisville Hotel, Owens Hotel. aud tx
change Hotel -, a =. -, 81, A -
Passengers may procure Tick cts at Elliott Co.'S Ex-
press Once, No. Al Third ST. between Main and Water;
and by leaving their and address, will be called
Tor at their residences, As heretofore.
api2dIw DAVIS & co. .
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SPECIAL ENVOY From RoME.-The N V
Freeman's Journal states hat Monsipnor Red.
mi, Archbishop of Thehes, former Commissarv
Extraordina ny ofthe Pon,ifcial Government
10 the Legations, has left Rome as special En-.
voy OF HIS Holiness to the United States.-
lie Is charged by the Holy Father to pay a
Visit tothe Government at Washington, and
also TO hold interviews with the different Pre-.
Iates of the Church in the United States, AMI
to acquire the most exact information respect.
ing The interests and condition of the Catholic
chur. h in this country.
Alter making as long a visit as may be of
advantage in the United States. Monsignor
Bedlni will go TO Brazil where he is to reside as
Apostolic Nuncio near The Government.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE

Il missioner, will. on the 18Th dav Of July nexf.setl nj
public auction. on the premises. 2 Acres of Land
belonging to the estate of Of Susan Hill deed, lying Ia
Nel.on County, on the wpters of Tye River.
The above tract of land is well watered. and a large
portion of i has been cleared and Is grown IN in zine
but has upon it a suiieiency Of timhrr tn keen NJ, the
fences, and for fre-wood Persons wishing ta purchase
can SO upon the premises, and examine Tor Themselves
which will be shown by VIM. A. Hill Also, on the l4tl
OF july, on the Tremises l70 ACRES Of mountain land
lying on the head waters of Hat Greek. the waters O
ye River, and ,he waters Of the South fork Of Rock
h-h River And ON the 18th Of July. ON the premise
100 ACREs of mountain land lying on the wnters {
I've River.
TERMS.-One half of the purchase money will b
required in cash. and the resi- luz made PAYABLE on III
LIST day OF January, 1854. Bond and approved seeuri
~ will be reqniret ofthe purchaser or purchasers.
June 30 eti2iy JOHN II. HILL. Com'r.
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Great Medical Festival

PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-Onr German M.
Pula'ion turned out in large numbers last NIGHT
TO receive the German Musical Societies. VIII
|a.e eo"'e On TO attend the annual festival
: "rlyt"o societies from Baltimore, New
! ofT' boston, &c, arrived and were escorted
S''u the hr'ng OF cannon. &c..to Independence
i2qua''' where they were welcomed by the
Mayor Previous to reaching the Square. the
visitors were greeted 10y a song of welcome
sung 10y the Philadelphia societies from the
steps OF The Custom House. A COLLATION. was
afterwards served up in the grand saloon of the
Museum where The jubilee concert will take
place to morrow night.
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DARIsEN 4 KINGS EXPRESS

Il not beiepe The report in circulation, that pariaen 4
King have sod out TO Adams e. Co -There /. not a
word of truth in it L. 4 X. continue to forward and
express goods To and from New York, and throughout
Virei, ia, North Carolinn and Tennessee IA heretofore
and at LOWER RATES than the Monopoly which Is stri-
wing 10 put them down.
Bear IN mind that merchandise of every description.
specie. bank notes and valuable packages are transport
ed under care Of Special Messengers.
In ordering from New FORK be- cai eful to specify Par
i'en and Kings Express, No. 2 Barciay Strctt, wher,
every article will be received and rceeipled for. 10y Mr.
J. II. King. oneat the 6rm.
7. 4 X =. facilities Tor transportation cannot be out
done by any company, und they were the first TO intro
duce n system of Economy and Panctuality in this State,
and are determined not tn be pun down by evil doers.
w. l.. MAULE Agent,
ie 25-d1c1w Office Va. T. r. X. X. Depot.
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Fire at City Poink-Lo. p;
mated at orrr S3o ooo

W. mated at ORR $50. 900.
,bo learned upon enquiry of the officers IF
p steamer Curtis Peck. which arrived =,
NJ Yesterday evening, that a fire broke
- ,Su % nE some cotton, stored in a warehouses
q : 'ne Guy Point Railroad at City Point, abo",
. CLOCK on Sunday evening. The warehouse
= contents together with seven other bn;l.
oinss and dwellings, extending along The river
were entirely destroyed. How the Are orc
ha'eo We could not ascertain, nor the nanes 81
The losers of property. u
r., ! he amount lost was estimated at $40 600
! nc cargo deposited at the Point by the Belvi
mond Dispatch.
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q
XIRGINIA mud Tenn. IL d. Depot

Bya recent order ofthe Board Of Directors Of ds
Vn. & Tenn. Rnil Road Co. The Agent At each Depot
Is held personally responsible for The freight on any
Package which may pass out of his hands, unless IRE
paid.
This therefore u to give notice. to all persons WIN
ship from Lynebburg, that no arliclo Of Merchandise.
&e., can be forwarded by Iinil Road, until the freight on
same i. paid oT arrangements be made for tho same nj
the other end ofthe line. where it mas be directed. In
like manner Tonnage coming East must be cleared o.
paid for before taken from the Depo'. IL il hoped all
will READILY acquiesoe in so laborsa'ine an Arrangement
as the Cash system. I. JELLIS, Ag't.
June ia
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VALLEY UNION SEMINARY, /

VALLEY UNION SEMINARY, Bette
' tou11 Springs, Va.
CHAs, L. Cooke, Principal and Instructor q" Maize.
mates.
WIN. II. PLEAsAETs, Instructor an Latin and Natural
Scaencc.
J. A f, WINKLER, ! Instructors in Music, Modern Lam
DR.. u. RoEMER, guages, Draining d Painting.
Mss BETTY JUREY, Preparatory Department.
Mas. INDIANA V. RIvEs, Go0eyneSS.
Mrs. SUSANNA V. Cooke, Matron.
The next session of this Institution will commence
July 20lh, and continue without interruption TIN
MONTHS
TERMS:
For Board, (including every item,) $85 90
For Tuition in English Branches, IS 90
" Music and use of Instrument, 40 90
" either of the Ancie mt or Modern
Languages. 10 90
For Tuition in Vocal Music, 5 90
For Catalogues and Circulars, ! 90
Payable, one half in advance and one halfat the close
of the session. Pupils may enter for FIVE or TEN months,
as they prefer. No deduction for absence, except in
casrs of protracted illness.
By order of the Trustees.
June 9-w4wc&d3tw2w
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BETWEEN RICHMOND, NORFOLK my.
TUE JAMESTOWN. Capt. Lewis Parish. leav,
L Richmond every Tuesday afternoon nj .'elocl
The ROANOKE, Capt. Ed. Cavendy, leayes Richmo.
every Friday afternoon nj 1 o'clock.
Returning, they leave New York every Tuesday m
Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, stopping at Nou6A &
ing and return.ng, and giving passengers ample time
see that place.
Passage to or from New York, including meals and e.
state room Accommodations, nly.-.-......$l0
Steera .e passage To or rom N. Y. only .-.--... 5
These ships are of 400 and 200 ton. burthen, b
ing new, ell of the modern improvements nre incorp
rnied in their construction, and provid. d according l.
the recent INV of Congress, and for strength and spe,
they stand A /. For Freight on Pa-saRcapplytb
LUDLAM Il WATSON, Richmond.
Jane % d13t
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Destructive Fire and Lass of Lift

Destructive Fire and Loss Of Life.
PITTsBURG, Pa. June 27.-A fire broke out
in this city last night which destroyed Clark
& Shang's forwarding warehouse and other
buildings. Loss 500, 600. Several fatal cas-.
nalties occurred during the PROFESS ofthe fire.
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salalervl sedalerul Hsrne... &c.

= Saadcrgf Soddhrg! Harness, re
TiHE subscriber bega leave respectfully to inform bis
Il friends and tho public generally, that he has remov-
ed bis Saddlcand Harness Store four dours below bic Id
stand. TO the building recently tilted NJ by him and inn
mediately opposite the Merchants Bank Of Va. where
h. viii continue to mn manufacture oil articles In his line Of
the beat material and workmanship. He has on hand,
and will continue to Keep n largo and varied assortment
of Saddles. Harness, Brides. Martingsles, Trunks Med
ieal and plain Saddle Bags. Whips, Spurs. Drafts, and
Harness Collars, together with ever thing TINT IL to be
found IN an establishment Of that kind. He hattrrs him
self that by long experience In the business be wilIbe en-
.abled to give entire satisfaction. Repairing done with
nsatness. durability and dispatch Old saddles taken
In exchange for new. Don't forget IN call II the sign Of
the Proheiag Pony. GEO II.
To- 2J-dArgmfE.
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accident TO the Russian Minister.
WASHINGTON, June PIN. Bodisco was
thrown from his carriage to-day, and consld
erably injured.
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OTHER NEW NOTES
81 UPON WORcESTEHS PA NOS
] Sonkhern ARencH. 81 Min 81. Richzzoad.

U Y U Southern Agencv. 81 Main 81, Richmond.
From The N. Y. EDeaiag Mirror. dpra 15th. 1883.
WoReEsTrR's PIAko FoHrgs.-lt Away. affords us
pleasure To say a good word of our old friend, Horatio
W oreester. Having often taken the responsibility" Of
recommending h Pianos. it il gratifying to be able to
Md TINT We have never heard the fra word of complaint
OF the price, tone OF durability of Mr.. Worcesiers Pr
mos.
A. NIL the world. with its wife and daughters, 10 COM
ing up from the South to attend the Great Exhibition
We beg to remind tlIem in the season Of Worcesfer's Pr
nno Fortes. They are truly elegant instruments, Of rose
wood aud mahogany, witt out any Of the Black Der y
stain about them
From The N J. Sunday Cou,io, hpra I'm, 1863.
fhHos.-As the mint stamp Of our gold renders IL
current, 40 ,loes the name of Wofcester inscribed upon
"A Piano inspire confidence everywhere. Ills skill ~ a
manufacturer of these popular instrument has given
him n first class reputation. md any Piano procured az
his establishment cannot fail To give the utmost sati-fae-
ion 10 - buyer.
From Me Richmond Times.
PIAsos-These broutifui instruments, which within
n few ycars pn.i have become secessnry ornament to eve-
ny pnflor. have been brought to such peffet ton, both In
outward finish and In tone, that we doubt very much If
The inventive and enierprising genius Of the manufnetu.
rers can In iniure add much more to that already done.
To our ear we hive heard no instruments thnt begin TO
compare In sweetness Of ton. To ihose manufactured by
Worcester. and sold by Mr.. A. Monnis, bookseller and
stntioner OF this city. In finish. we are SATISFIED they can
not 10 exeelled. But n few days since, one Of the best
performers we hive ever listened to. while practising n
difficult piece Of music on one of Worecster's pinnos, re-
mnrked TO us, tha' IL WINS the sweetest toned Instrument
his hngers Ind over touched, and he had played on n
grent variety of pianos both North aud South. We fully
ngreo with him, and therefore take pleasure In advising
our readers To- call ON Morris, and supply themselves.
A NORRIS Is ,ol" Agent for the sale Of Worcester
fianos, and Is receiving additional supplies by almost
every pncket from New York. His prices ARE the same
as et the factory. He solcits an examination Of his stock
from those in want of superior Pianos, ut moderate pn-
ces. lie 29-dtsl
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50 VI NJ ~ - $50 49,
Important and Cheering News!!
PARISEN & KINGS
ST II A M - II 4 II Y - ~

PER ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED EXPELl
TION, &c, &C., &c.
'NHE proprietor having male new arrangements (
Il the still better dispatch of their Express by I
Steamships "ROANOKE" and JAMESTOWN
from New York, they wish to keep it before the publ
that Partsea d. Kings Popular Southern Eryress is
ways ON hand for the ccomn odationo of their frieno.
NJ the lowest rates and unparalleled dispatch,-th.
Express leaving New York, is generally delivered ut /,
most every point of Virg'niu in 48 hours, and througho
Norh Carolina in Sc hours, and ut FORTY PER oEt
BELowTHE OLD HUMBUG MONOPOLY.
fARIsEN KISG's facilities for the ex peditious trai
portation of Freight and Packages, cannot BIZ bent
any Express Company in Existence, and they defy
competition. therefore. in the shape of Humbug, Inn
sition and Monopoly!
E@s BE sure to order your goods by Parisen & XII
Express. No. 2. Barclay Street, New York
" Rest assured, thut all they promise, they will fa
fully fulfill!
PARlSEN & KING, No. 9. Barclay st., N. Y,
and Bollingbrook ST., Petersburg, Va.
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- The undersigned are now procuring from their oele'
rated quarry, nj the Bush Mountain, Montgomery coun
~, Mil, Stones md Burfs Of the very best quality. The
reputation of these stones arc widely known, but the
Railroad giving ia increased facilities in filling orders.
we have np, ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt e. Preston, aud Lee
81 johnson, Lyncllburg, our agents for the snle ofu VI,
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled at rI'
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blochsburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE e. Go.
Jamcs NJ. Williams, Dnnyillc, Va, Reynolds H. Co.
Leaksville. M G. are nlso ourogcnts. I.P.& Go
Feb l1-d&cts
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N In Washington, u C.-The undersigned offers
his services in The pr 5sccnlion of clnims before Congress
and the several Departments, and for The transaction oil
any business requiring atten ion Mt the Capitol.
Persons having business with the Patent indian, Land
or Pension Offices or any Of the Departments of tho Gov
ernment, or in tho Supreme Court Of the United States
may rely on "a prompt and faithful attention to their
interests.
Enjoying an extensive Foreign acquaintance, | vii
undertake and be responsible for tho sa(o transmission
of Stocks, or money to any portion of Europe aud nj
tention will be l,nid to the collection of Foreign Clnims
Correspondents will bc furnished with special refer
ences in whuteycr Sia6e they may reside, and in III,
prominent oities of Europe.
JOS. Q. G.. KENNEDY,
Office IN II A., bet ween Ninth and Tenth.