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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-12


already appeared in our columns, We re-
print 1t entire in making it the subject Of
commcnt-viZ
( Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Sept 20, 1853.
Sir The increasing revenue and ac-
cumulating amount of money in the
Treasury, render it most probable that
the tariff will be made prominent sub
jcct of discussion and examination with
view to reduction, during the approach
ing session of Congress. In the mean
time, and at as carly day as may be, l
am DESTROYS to obtain from the most re-
liable sources,t the best information Of the
working Of the present rates of duty up
on the leading branches of industry Of
the country, and of the effect to be ex-
pccted from the proposed notifications.
Understanding that you take an in
tcrcst in this subject, and have given
some attention to it, aud perhaps have
been in situations to place within your
reach very valuable information, you
will much obligc me by communicating
to this Department your views thereon
and by furnishing lists of articles now
subject to duty, which, according to
such views, should be duty free, aud of
such other articles on which the present
duty should be reduced.
The existing tariff having been design
cd generally and substantially for reve
nue., and for fair and equal operation
both between the various sections of the
country and the various branches Of in
dustry, the same objects should undoubt-
cdly be kept in view and the reduc-
tions, if any shall be made, should be so
arranged as 10 afford all equal partici-
patton in the benefit to every interest
and to every section. Articles which
enter into our manufactures and those
which do not come into competition with
American products, are those about
which there will doubtless be the least
question
Besides these objects in the proposed
reduction of the tariff of such an arrange
ment as will afford proportional benefit
and relief to every portion and interest
Of the country, there Is another which
ought by no means to be disregardcd -
mean, to abridgc the labors of the
Custom Houses This object will be
consulted by adding to the free list ar
ticlcs Of general consumption and arti-
clos paying little duty, which but for
this consideration might properly be
made subjects of revenue.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-10-12
Tariff Agitation.

Though the following Circular has
already appeared in our columns, we re-
print 1t entire in making it the subject Of
commcnt-yiz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
THE TURF.

TTNION COURSE, T.. I-TRoTTING-THURsDA OC.
~ tober GOTH at ~ O'Clock r. NJ stake and purse $3.50
mile heats best three in FIVE to Mr. Il Jones
b. Don; II. Woodruff Fort Wa hington; Mr. d.
Pfer b. Wagner Stages will leave the Peck slip
and Grand street ferries every half hour during the day and
rstwn the sport Is over.
JOHN l. sNEDJKER Proprietor
TNIoN COURSE, LONG ISLAND. TRoTrING-oR
~ Thursday October 10Th, match for 800 mile heats
nest three in five in harness. YIN. Wbean br John
wands A. Conckln names bl. Black Jack Immediately
after match for Soo mile heas best three har
ness u woodruff Names b. Lady Warren; VIM. whelas
8 COL johnson. After the above sweepstakes,
nile heats best three in Ave to ctween six Jersey
norses STAGED will leave the Williamsburg ferries
n precisely. John l. sNElEKER Prsnrietor
4 MON COURSE, J.. MISUNDERSTANDING OCT
~ =, NJ ~ T. NJ match for 81 bet yeen two cele
nrated h@ref two miles and wagons Mr. Hiram
Urrcl gel ihg Mr. j. Richlieu b. g.
cardinal Stvpes viii run from tho
slip ferries evuy half hour during the day = - -
JOHN !. SNEDIKER Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
THE LECTURE SEASON.

ENREE LECTURES ON PHREN0L0GY AOD PHYS
iognomy, by j. FLETCHER Mt the Mechanics Institute
Of Bowery and Division street. Wednesday, Friday
and Saturday evenings of this week.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE LECTURE, BY DIR. MAR
SHALL HALL, TO be delivered this evening the intro
ductory lecture to the chemical the
icsl College by Professor Doremus will be postponed until
Monday evening October 2th at ~ o'clock Suhieot-The
History Of Creation taught by modern science
With the Mosaic account with experimental illustrations
Members Of the medical profession medical students
the public generally Invited
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS. Is. c. MEDIUM
~ will receive visitors day and evening" m Broad
way Hours from 10 70 II A. NJ. 2to5, and to 10 T.. "
Admission q cents. Private stting for companies may be
arranged for.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
THE FfNEMEN.

FJ,IE MEMBERS OF MANHATTAN ENGINE CosP,Ny
No return their thanks 60 samuel Kcnnrer Nan n
Frls IIocl BroOme and EdrdRe streets Tor tho
liberal supply of refreshments fanih after The
We IN EidriSge street. JESSE W. CHACE, Foreman.
UbSAMuTL j. SPhRks Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
MILLINERY AND DRnssMAKING.

fIHEAP MILLINERY sTORE.-wILLIAM IRWIN
~ would respectfully call The attention Of the ladies toht
snd select stock Of millinery goods straw goods r
zone feathere flowers silks satns bonnet vevsts beavs
ns Alt hats &C. oil Of which will be sold At the lowest
1riees WILLIAM IRVINE
No. l04 Canal Styest, corner sf Wooster,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

THE TWENTY SIXTH ANNUAL FAIR OF THE AME-
rican Institute designed exclusively exposition OF
the productions of our country open at Castle
Garden from A. N. until 10 T. NJ. The cattle show
Hamilton square Is in fell operation The display is of
superior character The anniversary address by the
Hon Vim. H. Seward at the Broadway Tabernacle this
ming at IA O'clock The members Of the Institute who
make it convenient will please assemble at the Repository
sol Broadway precisely at ocock this evening BY order
Of the Board, ADONIRAM CHANDLER, Cor Secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
AGENCY.

THE ADVERTISER IS AT LIBERTY TO UNDERTAKE
agencies commits sions for collecting &C. His sRce in
the heart Of the city, Having business connections with
England and occasionally travelling to all parts Of the
and Canada this desirable opportunity any needius
these various advantages. Address AeTcantish Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
FANCY ARTICLES.

DLAYING CARDS.-THE CONGRESS MANUFAO.
turing Company offer for sale At No Sc Ann street,
Herald Office tho largest best and cheapest assortment
American and Spanish playing cards. surfaces
sap fine and superne enameed French and colored satin
cards and cardboard, to be found in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
W. woman, nurse and seastress; gve the best OF
city refersncs Please call ~ yiftb avssps Ssy we dAN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

AIDES FANCY FURS.-THE SUBSCRIBERS STOCK
IL Of rich fancy frs Of all nations is ready for
ton and will be found to comprise the greatest and
assortment Of muh cuffs, pelernes, yictornes tppets,
amas and other fashionable in fur
hhited establishment Some rich specimens of
rial Russian sable amongst this collection and tho
further expectation of those valuable skins prohibited
by the autocrat ladies will find the most desirable
opportunity Of purchasing. GEO BULPlN 36l Broadway.
AIDES, ATTENTION.-A VARIED AND BEAUTIFUL
IL stock Of fur bonnets of black, drab, and
white also st bon4ets Of black and dras with hand
infants, rich and plainly trimmed also, well selected
stock Of fancy furs in every variety all offered at small
advance Miners supplied with bonncts at the lowest
Wholesale prices for cash. j. DICKSON Halter 3d Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20


IA ArTED = BY A PROTESTANT GIRL, sITUA-
tn as ehanbs maid and waiter also assist In wash
ing snduonng Ami atH Union place, corner Nineteenth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20


yNANTED-A FIRST RA r. sEAMSrRESs FOR A
w month more; who under stands family sewing
aud making ehdrens dresses Apply at % West twenty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

Hyatt's life balsam attested by thousand desperate
eass which appeared in the Herald sun and other
reliable purifier Among the latest
Of kings evil that Of William Housed II Wst street who
and loathsome scrofuous ulcer under the
ear the swelling from which covered the neck Mr. H.
Gardner before Mayor Weseryelt, June 80 1855
Waa terrible that had existed
twelve years and destroyed his In rheumatism gogt
neuralgia &c. the of the Hon. j. v. D. Fowler Ne.
1873 Stanton street. Mr. b. Rice 81 Grove street. stand
forth among the ndng effected They
wore completely crippled You who afflicted, visit
those persons Seventy five cents per bottle Principal de-
pot 2i6 Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

WANTEB-A WATCHMAKER, BY WATCH I'M
w porter in Phad elphia. fully competent will
have permanent situation Apply to Pratt Reah, No.
Rroad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
THE MILITARY.


7 lindsey BLUES, sTTENTIoNi-THE MEMBERS OF
IL the above corps requested 70 attend drill ths
fhursday) evening October 10Th at the Crystal No. 23
Grand street at ~ O'Clock. BY order
'i'A1 WIN r. GwN, Commsndant
JAMES BRows, Orderly.
MIKE BURNseUARD.-MEMBE AND ALL OTHERS
NI who intend paradins with the company will eet,
Thursday evening Oct d. at ~ 9e9sk at ITO Gro wieh
street for street parade. H. MURRAY, Comman iant
ID. BOUCHER, Orderly Sergeant
NToTIcE-THE MEMBERS OF THE GILBERT Ora.
IN ham Guard requested to meet at the Hermitage
Hail. of Allen and Houston Streets this evening.
Punctual attendance is requested. By order,
SAMUEL COMPTON, Capt
Henry E EroN, Sec pro TEN.
CAILMAKER GUARD, ATTENTIoN.-YOU ARE HERE
~ ny NOTIFIED 70 attend drill and meeting Thursday
evening next October 90 at the upper drill room
market Punetual attendance requested business Of
Importance will be transacted. BY order Of
d. N HOLEY, Acting Orderly Sergeant.
PEPUBLICAN RIFLE REGIMENT-MITCHEL sERE
~ nade-Ihe Republican Rifles hereby notified to
semble in full uniform at the Eagle Drill Rooms of
Chrysue and Delaney Streets at half o'clock the
evening Of the day which Mr. Mehel's arrival is
nounced in the morning papers. BY order:
=. G. CoGHLAN, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

FANCY FURSs
OURS AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-DUPLICATES
Of all the shapes in the Exhibition manufactured with
the greatest every variety Of fur ON choice skins
selling by the subscriber moderate prices Also
splendid designs in rich velvet cloaks trimmed
with Russian sable HUDSON Bay sable royal ermine sable
mink stone martini Buenos Ayres chnchla Russian lynx,
the very pumage Of the grebe from the lake of Geneva
variety Of other choice furs Ladies and yiters
respectfully invited to view these beautiful nvsn
tons preparatory to their supplying themselves with fnrs
for the season. CHARLES COOK,
Fur manufactured and skin importer, 625 Broadway.
Several of stuffed sabes and ermines for SALE well
worthy the attention Of naturalsts which arrived too late
for the Crystal Palace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

WANTED-A SITUATION BY A NEAT TIDY YOUNG
w woman as chambermad, and TO do up fine muslins
to engage with private family Tho best Of city reference
can be rven Please call at 100 East Twenty first street,
Third avenue. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

mAtrImOny, aB TuuBht ny FHrcHOIOYy,
9 love- its laws, fer good evil signs and cultiva
Zen; selection mutual adaptation what qualities
ae and rspe c:urtshp it's fatal and right
ent and married life with directions avoiding
sands and securing unaoyed harmony and felicity awak
ang and perpeuatng perfect loveare Mr. Fower themes
Wednesday and Friday evenings Oct 10 and I'll and at
Mechanics Institute Bowery Division street.
1hu1sday evening, Oct. 20. Tickets 12lz cents
Mr F. does really develope the and
Uonal dscord and shows how to increase and
oonugal affection where it exists Time and money hard
b Be spent more probably than in hearing him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

WANTED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
yeuns woman ss cook washer and ironcr or as cham
bemad and waiter In private family Can give good refer
encc from her last place Call at les Mott between Spring
tne ByVVWe Stytets IN the yeAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20
WANTS.

A YOUNG WOMAN, TWENTY FIVE YEARS OF AGE,
IA wishes situation in the capacity of good plain cook,
washer and roner and bake required She trdly under
stands her business Good city reference be given from
her place. Main Brooklyn
Catherine ferry, for two days il notlengaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-20

VITANTED-A SITUATION, BY YOUNG NAN, A
w bookkeeper, clerk bookkeepr mercan
tile banking house brokers' Office Has had several
and give unexceptonabe references New
York Boston, to character and ability. Address H.
c. Transcript office, Boston, giving the nature Of the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
T. STRANGERS.
ALIEN. &. BAlsRY's

X IL PH + Il = Us, Of MEDICAL COS
r. Nd, fer BEAUTIFYING, CURLING, p
me, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Rrlie
Diseases Of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains. al
lns Extrrna Wounds. Bnundrd by no geograi'ln
lines, he reputation of RARRY's ThIcoPHERous I'el
e. tie Union The sales ot the article af laie n,~
'e iarrrased ina ratio that almost exceeds belief
f'l'>s5r BARRY. ailer Il careful examination ot hls
'- bonk, iljs Ihat number I bottles devere to ~
IN qnaljth ri from nlf grosS upward. during the
bar IS1!. WAS within tt 'rl,' Of 9jo,0O0.
II IN necessary 10 present nj length the evidences
lie wonderful properties OF the Trchophrrous. Wien
I lnlc had furn ,hrd such Endorsement rs this -
"a rhelPncs ii the atire and the cXplanaiorS given
rs c'l nrtion upun the hair,the sea and IN all
So u ,npcrica ilitntinn. first rrc"mmondedit 1t In
1enlion "t fhr people, This Wa al that the 'nVnn-
d".nel Every huitle advertised itetlt Il" et''f'
lie ilail cXcrrdcd expectation it arled Ike II
arn The ladies would not be without il. Country
Fa.ef, in every secinn ol the United Sacs found tht
~ inv III and thus MAS built up wholesale trade
"Aent hitherto unhrard of IA regards anIc's u
Aed. Tine highest point has not yet been fe"nh'd d
l. believed thai the ,aie. this StaI Sll lie hi
P. aida half nfhnnlss
orpnl and Manufactory. NJ, l27 Brnaiway' y"
'A Rrrail price. > cents large h"rrle
hefaI discount to purchasers l'y the quantity S''
he p1'oipdl merchants and iruag-ts tlluugh"l TN
'ei States and CanaHa, NJ A'c", West lid'es, 'ifea
lain France &c
| Sold bi D. R. Lyman, J II. seay and r. Stabel \
70 Lynchburg.
mny2G-d&c6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
FOR NEW YORK


'TfE new uad elegant .ide wheel stean
i sfp JAMESTOWN, (Gnpt Parrish )St=-~ssas--sA.
will lcnye Petersburg via City Point, every Gn,auy
Evening. and the ROANOKE, (Copt. Caycudy.) every
Friday Evening, fol New Yolk.
Passage and fare lrom Petersburg, including
State Rooms $40 90
Stee,npc passage 10
For spred comfort and safety these Steamship aro
,xceled by none on The and travellers will i1d il
The nust pleasant the north, they viii thee
bv avoid the - aud frequent changes Of The Riraa6'
t-Y-Tckets issued at NY Office Sycamore S',eet.
SAM'L. q. BAPTIST, Agt t"'@sb4lR
TV7A pnsserger train lenyes the ApPonntox deroi
nveIy TUESDAY and Friday NJ mil past o'clock p.
10 connect with the Steamships at City Point PaRsen-
crs v the Soutshir Railroad i'll rcnch Peter r,bug in
linn, u, IN, O tie cars for The steamers q. b
Iu}t Ii-t4
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IN pREs~-A HISTORY OF A SUR IN

| N FNEA%-N TTIoIUNI Of = sui IN
J. EQUITY unl Of nn Action At Common Law. by
II Sand, E-qa Gousrlor nj Inv.
This work en minute nccount Of all the steps
be tnken ia sit Of Equity mud an action at Law,
from heir commencement their termination also,
the nodn of enforcing Judgments deorees together
with the manner of appeals, writs Of error &c. Nc
forms of bllr answers aud ,,ecrces IN Chnncery de
rai alions and judgments nj Common Law, md plens
demulro nnd replication- appended; and chap-
Ter will be devoted specially 10 the practice in the I'M
ted Stntes Count
RECENTLY YPUBLlSHED-Tnte'sA American Form
nok adapted to the Code of Virgnia, with valuable
chapters upon Attach 1ents aud Deeds and Furms
,ler Bail Law of 1881 and 1882, by Alex. II sands,
Esq, Cuuuseor at Law ! vol ,l2 mo; price, 81 So
A. NORRIS
Publisher a. Bookseller,
o,t d-ts Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
RICHMOND.
SINTON & SONS NURSERY,

the Tor planting haa arrived, the -uhsorber'
~ would respectfully call the tion Of thrirfiends
aud tie public generally their large and extensive
collection Of FRUIT TREES. embracing pcrphnps
selection that has been surpassed for the cimnte Of
Nngnia aud nearly all propnealcd rom fruit henfing
trees IA thoit orchard.
Gnnlneuc- with directions lur planting, may b hnd
nj Nillihn lumels seed aud Plough Storoj At feyop
Johnston l,othsr. Apnrheenry Store at g. j. ton
4 CO. Hardware Store nj Andrew John ON 4 Cos
llnrdwafe Stafe, and ~ Loenn Walters ommission
House where my otdcrs left will be punrtnay afforded
TO- and let ad lfe4scd the suhscribers, Richmond,
will receive prompt otculinn
oct ls.dGt JOSEPH SlNrON Il SONS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-25
INSURANCE.
LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE lNssR

dNCE-LynehbHrg Hose " FIRE Insurance GeIs.
pdRy.
ThsG co Puuy makes Insurance. against loss o, dam
,ce by Fire, Dwelling iuses Stores Tobacco tuet1
fcs und other buildings, furniture, Goods. wares ead
merchandise, generally in and country.nn .he
favorable te,ps
AIsu makes Insurance on the lives ofnll persons
loying good ealth, and o sound constitution for tie
Whole duration offe or fora limited period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations. will be
insured on unreasonable le terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from aud
ury Of the Northern or Southern Ports, nj favourable
rutes.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON T. c. PETERS Ice President.
SAMPSON DlUGUID. Chicf Engineer.
James v Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
John .ggnt Nathan b. Thurman
GeorP ". Yancey, lohn Otey Taylor,
William T Anderson William T. Smith.
MARTIN llOLLlNS, Treasurer.
CRrkp 7. WILLS, Sec'y.
a.. " - o.9'a .',ilu,' Me1tcal Examiners
The Medical Examination f subject for Insurance
will be made the eicc of the Company each day
between the hours of and o'clock,
,S.-dta
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NO. 73.
MISCELLANEOUS
WARWICK FOUNDRY.
EAST END OF JEFFERSON ST., ON THE BASH

bhsl END OF JEFFERSON ST., ON TIE BASIN
Iyuchburg. Va.
'I'iE PropiiefQrs of th. estobshmen are NV pre-.
pnrod Ia furnish the Planters of Vrginin y ih III.
most eelchrated Premium FLOWS md AGRICUL.
TukAL TOOLS in the United States.
Ihey have. at great expense secured Twenty diff
iefent Patterns Of fows--Also, CULTIVAT0RS.
hoAD SCRAPERS aud nine different sizc. Of HAY
CUTTERS. On Flows consist Of the Prekslsill New
York $50 Premium; Eaple $50 Premium n Il the
Hennine Livingston county PlowA We have fnpraved
The hivngsion Plow which make. il worth ut least 80
per cent more thnn the orginnl patterns 1t consists
In the manner IN which the hndsile IA ntnche 10 tho
mnaIdhoerd-doinR nway with the LOCK- which wenkens
the strength a the Plow. The form of the Plns il not
changed but j. greatly increased in strength by the inn.
pfnvemeut
TIN experience IN the MI of Building Agriculture,
l"ol9 aud our superior patterns induce US to believe
We ran furnish The beat rowa Ia the Stnte ut prices not
To be beat VIII the furmers of Vrginia give ~ cnl
aud We wiltaka pleasure in exhibiting our tools aud
proving 10 you The truth uf our atatemanta
Also all kinds of Onst and Wrought Iron work fin
iehrdi the heat stYlc aud orler.
Fresh ground Plaster furnished nt the mill NJ uaunl
WHlfTEMORE, MoNAMEE a. co.
oct
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Those vessels oC the Gft Glass; built n the city of
baltimore, expressly or this nde and hive superior a,
'ummndntiuns Tor passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains, well qualified for the ttn1e
md who will spnre cNertion accommodate The,
will be towod np aud down the rivos by aud may
he relied ON To sail promptly Us advc,ti1cd.
Merchants going North or ordering gnods from Nav
York will hud il their interest ship by this no
freight will nlwnys be taken low by ouy other
line of Packets, mud every effort will be made by thu
uaenfs in Richmond and New York give sntisnciun
Freight ID cents per whole. nnd II cents per 4 )
Tobacco being about 80 per cent. less thp churgt
the Steamers Insurance can BE- effected in the l.. II
moad Fire Association hy his line at 3s per cent
We respectfully ask aud hope Ia succeed in obtuin.
ing full share al patronage.
Goods shipped by this Gnel New. York will be fir
varded free of commission 10 New Orleans, Nolnic
Charleston, savannah my nlhcr Suulhern ~ Nmih
port. Tho ye,se= viii lie in Richmond RockrtI.
Ia New Aor, Botb No |, Gnnrc House Slir, foo = I
Wnll Street DAVID eur ne Richmond, } }.
e. II PlERSON. \ y.
Ao. 81 South Sffect.
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For Baltimore and philadelphia

BY STEAMER BELVlDEEE.
Lrares Richmond cvcyy 1uesday at ociock = NJ
Ill TIL II large mn new Steamer + LVI DE RE
ssr+s Capt GlrronD will receive freight every Alot.
lny und mp to tIo hour of o'clock NJ, every In"s.
lay. ior the above placri-
Shipper, 10 Wheeling, pirisbnrg Cinennoti md lhe
Soth aud West generally will find this route the ohenp
ost and most expeditions. fo freight, nppls 10
LUDLAM < WATSON. Rielmoad, II
1niy - dts
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school N College Tex. Books

MORhlS Richmoaa, Va. would invite tia,
a. attention of the ynrou. schools and instirutione
II lenrnng throughout the State, to his Schooi
C1assical Boofs 1efi Boots, uscd in the various Col
lrees nn Ungclscs. with general collection Of Edu
rnilonnl Worsa. in every departments ol learning.
tY-Sthoo Stationery of every di+ofiption.
A liberal discount viii be made, mud bnndcs deliver.
ed in Lyochburp free Of expense.
IWs O,dcr- will receive prompt Intention.
mug 21-ta
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A. J. BLAUk, TlckFt Npnni
~ B.-The same rates will be charged from kaaX
vile and all other points along The liuc to Lynchburg
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DAILY NlRGlNlAN.
TERRY g. SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TEI1 NJ -.

yfRGtNIAN Is published daily at s5 snd semweekly a.
- In advance. No subscription is taken for shorter
, sx months; AMI paper is discontinued except at
, al the Propretors, until all arrearages shall have
brSENENTS are inserted for 50 cents per squire tor
-y lSNER form insertion and 81 y cts Tor every uter
m tue number of insertions Is not marked on tue S II
l;sftsi TN ordered out aud charged accordingly.
rF4RLY RATES FOR the privilege OF two squares.
"a n weekly $40; for square, daily $50, semi-"eekly
- f,rm Iaily so semi-weekly SO Every yearly
will be relured conhne his advertising % his par
Of business and if he exceed the space stipulated for
. - .harnnl rntahX for the eNcnss.