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A NEW THING ENTIRELY The astonishing per
formance heard Of Bsrrc, rkns kegs and all descriptions
work, made and finished defect air tight,
smooth enough varnisb, entirely machinery.
The timber Is taken sawed following
and Nth s dressed perfectly
IN snd outside uniform thickness joned with perfect accuracy
each having its bre according is width and the
strength Of each fully tes,ed the cask Is howeied csm6red
crcac cut heads turned the whole prepared for the hopping
process IN manner perfect completes and superior finish that
we challenge the world produce the equs and st ut the rate IT
from two hundred 10 three hundred to ench machine BY
this process all casks be made from the smallest whieesd
20 tho iargestze all Of which be war
fanied 10 hold the adapted 10 the packing
description Of goods In machinery cannot make
imperfect article, unless the fault crclreip In the timber
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing right this machinery
the States Of Virginia. Missouri the
subscriber Washington city, sole proprietor for that
patentee. ALLAN POLLOCK.
l5-eodlm
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EOR III. approaching cold v~crtbcr.we have just ~
cavi sad have ready and reasonable
sioch Of Edinburgh Whitney Blankets all the sizes which
be- desired.
Ihe-o goods are es cean and good order inland bound
some are eo on both sides fine, and reasonable IN price
Aso hale of quilted
my these coverings Just the thing desired.
Ao beautiful s,oes Of quilts various coors and styles with
toilet
o sea.e Of beautiful udi.s COZ toilets hacks seats and
Of ehairs, cheap
Together with every dry goods
be desired IN Housekeeping which selling usually
lo~
Nov I5-eo9n CLAGFTT \ DODsog.
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Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tenn

Law school Of Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham csrahcr., late Of The circuit
judges of Tennessee.
0reen the uoges ofthe supreme
Of Tennessee.
BromHcId L. Ridley the councillors OF the
Judges dew whole
school.
Daily examinations Of each
No regular Of but
daily lessons Of the examinations
Of law and equity, which
statement Of fact,
prosecute through NIL the
practice framed require prepare
dence the trials Some Of the taken by appeal
which IL held monthly in and
pnhic the end Of every session The students act CLERKS he
m Jurors Judges and chanceors, Official
pacites with their suits.
the third Monday
tcmber third Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday In July.
Expenses PER se,.ioruion fec $50 in advance; contngen,
fee ~ $50 Students furnish their books
which ar had the Lebanon bookstores.
complete the unless the stu
No previous study required for adj
classes. Students
any me during collegiate year.
Number Of students collegiate year eirhysir.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
Feb 1l-eoiy President Board Of Trustees.
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HyJ.C MCGUIRE, Aucs,oneer.

vxTENsfvE SALE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED
IL property the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in this
afternoon November ~ at O'CLOCK the
described property
od Depot Property and formerly occupied by the railroad comPa
ny o offices, freight and houses, &c, viz
subdivision of ~ fronting 90 feet
2d and running
lie alley containing $50 square
buildings consisting theestory and At
dwelling and irnmc shed building used a.
house.
north b street. running back 20 feet
10 an alley containing 2,6so square feet.
and II, subdivisions ofo q in square oI4, each
running back ISL feet inches 70
6- feet alley, and containing 1851 y square feet
r. subdivisions OF lots and In square 374 fronting
back l67 feet inches,
arehousc, about % ~ lo,
foundation roof and hesdngs This building
admirably manufacturing large
livery stables, ns warehouses ~
Lots O. ", subdivision ~ lot In $40,
feet each street and Indiana avenue running
back fom "a TO ia feet to l6-feei alley. -,
Lots and g. subdivision Of lot 4, in square s7f,
fronting north and Ind
running back 1877 feet inches and containing each
1914 square feet - -,.,,. :.
The property situated Of the city, within
Capitol grounds depot and pincpa'
hotels Inducements for pfohtsbfe nvssmeh"
han probably will occur for years.
Of the property may be seen ~ oe
rooms Offices OF the company IN mis- city
nd in Baltimore and the ground at the sale.
Terms residue cq"h psynsnh
months notes bearing isssr
est secured bya Of trust the property -.
president and directors OF the baumose ana emo
Railroad Company. r.a n Mocrrrpp
,.u,s Auctionecr.
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7 IFE IySURANCE.-iepou the Louisiana Medca
meeoroogy, vital stascs and hygiene Of the
X. III. Barton, NJ, NJ d., which IL
appendix showing the experience OF life insurance
with tables mortality for the OF
pnne probability Of fe English calculation
experience OF The London life Offices &C. b,
II. @. Heart. For sale at TAYLOR Il MAURf'S
BOOKSTORE 9th street.
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4, BUIsT, Norscrymsn, Darby Road PhtlmdeI uhsn
extensive stock % fruit and
greenhouse and garden
garden and flower eds The stock complete
and perfect order.
Catalogues supplied 10 prepaid applicants.
SEED WAREHOUSE,
Oct l5--dot W Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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COR REST.-Two large thee-stoy brick warehouses; very
ON Of Tenth and Louisiana
avenue only square Centre Market house. The
required FOR large commission house
very easily Persons wishing rent viii cal
ON DAVIS h GARRETT,
Nov I6-dlw House Carpenters,
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NE have this day opened n choice assortment
goods just importers
consisting In part Of viz;
200 yards ricb plaid silks
400 do do brocade do
800 do plain PouIt de Sole silk
1000 do high lnsted black de
1000 do best quality French meripo, 81
1900 do plaid and figured French rsoussenss De lsins
1000 do rich plaid cashmeres, 37k
leo do h,gs coiored plaid mernos
"A tnA assortment of embroideries
~ pieces 80 black and colorsd sils veives
- do pelise cloths for ladies' cloaks
CLoAKs AND sHAwLs.
30 navstye cloaks cloth and velvet
100 Ray Stale long shawls
so long cashmere do
90 square do
DoMEsTiCs.
large assortment of staple goods OF all kinds, -
Nov l5--3aw2wif HALL BROTHER.
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EANCp GOODS AT COsT.--Be,ng about close my bust
would advise those In the hncy me
come and ersmne stock before purchasing elsewhere IT'S
composed OF iseleced articles Importation
and believe offer be bad anywhere in
this country JULIUS A. PETERS,
New l0-N pepnsylvania 10Th street,
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mApAMs sosrAs AND THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

MADAME soSrAs
BALrraoxx, Nov Is --Madsme Soatag. assisted by the
members OF her troupe gave ga,uitous 10 hs
children Of the public schools the hall of the Maryland
Institute at to-day The spacious building, capable
OF holding 10000 persons, crowded to The
fair cHnatrice never sang more sweetly and never
more enthusiastically received.
The tickets for her concert to night have gone off w h
rush. and nearly half the Thursday
already been taken The anxiety hear her Is greater
than even npon the occasion OF her first in this city
She will leave for Washington tomorrow Her manage
ment deserve much credit for the liberal and splendid
manner in which her entertainments arc gotten M
sHIPwREcK LIFE
NKw York, Nov J5.-The Baltic brings accou ns of the
fatal wreck in the Chinese of the ship Lady Evelyn
OF those board hundred and fifty lives.
MORTALITY ON sHIP.BoARD.
New YORK. Nov. l5,-The ship American Union from
Liverpool lost five and passengers by
sickness on the passage.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 15-9 p. m. y
letter from Dr. Parker secretary of the American ega-
en a, Canton, states that he had intelligence of the flight
OF the Emperor of China to Taray and that the nsugent
troops within six days march of Pekin. Prince Wei
Tehin, fifth brother of TaonKwang. left in charge of
the empire.
VESSEL BURNT.
CHARLRsTos, Nov. l5.-The schooner s. j. Moye from
Apalaehicola for New York. with cargo of cotton took
fire in the hold and was run ashore Georgetown.
MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l5-p. m.The stock market steady,
and prices advanced. Money easer-exchange Lon.
don, 9a9A premium Sales of United States 6's, 1867,
1891; Canton 30 Eeie 80; Reading, III Parker Vein,
l0a Cumberland Coal, 3s4; Nicaragua, 35
There is marked change in flour from yesterday. The
market is actvesales of IL 600 bbs at 81 81 064
for State southern, 81 IL ~ Is. Rye -four and
meal slightly depressed.
Wheat in active requessales of 900 bushels l6l
lS5 southern white red, 100 ISL cents which
60 900 bushels sold Genesee, l67 ITO Corn
steady-saes of u.s. 900 bushels 80 81 for yellow
Rye, 81 cents Oats, As 4S cents Provisions quet-mess
pork, SIG 81 SIT; prime, SI3 Cotton quiet, sales small
prices slightly favorng buyers Whiskey, 27h % cents
New ORLEANS Nov. IL Sales of 1900 bales OF cotton
Pork, SI5 80.
CHARLESTON. Nov. l2-Saes Of $50 bales of
changed rates.
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Darts WItIgNtcHF.Nrs NJ A. Ifils viii Saturday,
November 9Th splendid NJ the above goods Penn
sylvania avenue, between oh and l0th
I-dlvif
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ORE ELEGANT CARPETINGS-we respectfu,,y In
WI form all who intend furnish
have received additional supply, with
superb velvet and
10 really dthcult whilst bringing The
representing clusters aowers fruits
Nature change prospec-
I've represented these beautiful goods
mind could conceive and have such designs
prices for them reasonable and the body OF the
substantially almost moderate
could afford These goods preferable
The old fashioned Brussels
few sold higher figures selling
and durable they the modern styles viii
AZ who the styles had better cali very
dpoting OF them reduced which will
be disposed Of pnces lower considerably than those
cities
Nov i5-3eoir CLAGETT X DoDsoN.
rHHREE-PLy and double ingram Carpeting-Just nc.
ceived baes OF English
ply aud double ingram carPeng all in and beautiful coor
and designs.
Also fresh supply Of heavy twed and plain vene.ian
Also -, -, and SIS widths,
widths.
bale superior 1914 and l6t wide printed druycc,s.
l do do for steps.
Also,
warranted be well sensoncd and viii halls
passages, diagram, without piocng.
Also low priced, feet widths,
prices, in beautiful designs and coors.
10 bales - and Ga heavy manRs for public buildings
thoro oghas requiring floor
hiiy. These
kinds OF door made Of the staple
The above goods of
possible 10 oban the at other house In the
Nov l5-3leo CLAGETT DoDsON.
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NOTICE,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July 3d. 1853.
Notice hereby given holders stocks of
the United authorized by the OF 25 January
3t Of December 1861 AID Of The loan
OF Dist March, le4e and redeenabIe 30
June department prepared purchase al time
the it day OF December The
millions Of dollars Of the said stocks IN
the manner and on hereinafter mentioned TO wit;
competition within the nount stated
will be in the order OF time IN which the said
The certificates duly assigned TO the United
States this department the receipt
Whereof price be paid compounded OF the following arcu-
!. par amount specified in each certificate.
Q. A pf said amount OF twenty per cent
certificate from the LIST Of July, 1859
Of receipt and settlement at the with the allow
o money The Of Gays interest
dion.
for said stocks will be made in drafts the Treasurer
the United Boston, Now York
or Philadelphia, ms the parties may Indicate.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct o-du Secretary of the Treasury.
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OFFICIAL.
NOTICE.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. -, 1852
Notice hereby given holders per
authorized by the of April 49, 1872 and redecmabe
December holders Of the
authorized by the of July l6G edeemabe 18th
vember 1885, that this department purchase
hereof
the Of millions OF said stock in the and
the terms hereinafter mentioned, to wit:
contingent competition within the stated
will be order Of time in which the
offered The certificates, duly assigned
States, this department upon
cep Whereof will be paid compounded of the following
lcuaIsi
st The value amount specidedln each certificate
premium per stocks OF ei2 redeemable
premium the be) ofsX the
stoc Of 1886 redeemabe in 1856.
I'd the certificate from the LIST of July 1885,
treasury with the allow
money reach the owner Of days interest
diton.
Payment will be made in dras Of the
Sxies Boston, New
Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Oct 9-du Secretary OF the Treasury
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.v.,.,., r,xr rroRsEs sale at Mr. CovviWgs STA
49, a. !, between i4th They belong pri
80. offered for sale only because he conten
mates leaving county
ID
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that two screw steamers. of sohorse power should be
CONSTRUCTED forthwith in the dock yards cf Fenol and
Csrhsgena, for the station of Havana. C.
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DOR large house situated at the
and "a streets Capitol l, formerly occupied w
the Spanish minister = -.
Nov s-eod6t Auction and Con. Merchant
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Georgetown Female Seminary Georgetown y.
THIS in operation few more pupil ssn 30
Of 10 months, payable half yearly, 10 advance.
French, music. and drawing, &C. extra
Day pupils from S. 20 $40 quarter '" navsuor.
S""oe''S w" w ' - ~ WILLIAM j. CLARK,
Oct o5-diflstJan '""'pA'
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION

Bosros, Nov. l5.Tne ia 3lS towns it, for governor
Washbun twhig) 81. 6s2. Bishop (dsm) 30 676 Wilson
tires-soiD 2Sio9 Wales (hunke 100 scattering 500 The
new constitution is defeated by from 1900 10 0Oo major
ny only The wings have gained considerably Ia he leg
ature since last year. when they had 10 msority-the
majority thus far being 81. The wings will also have
large majority In the senate, which will enable them
elect their governor and all their State officers The
has been the aud exciting FOR many YEAR
The wings celebrated their victory last night by fire works
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IRON VFDSTFADs I-Comstock, Rromley q Co., manu-
.c,rs IS Leonard st. New York, one door
o ~ ROADWAY Common folding plain and ornamental bed
eads ali kinds Hotel hospital prisons, family seFvnnts and
hand Also general assortment
~ ron rpnrre spring beds, and other mattresses
all Others point o cleanliness
and They free from vcfmn, and
durable portable and convenient oders extent
' CoMsTOCK, BROMLEY, h co,
No. 9s Leonard 81, New York
Agents the sale OF Descriptive circulars
sent whcres requested.
Ii-d3m
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DEATH or FRENCH coSsUL.
Nrw YORK, Nov. I5-Felix Laooste consul gen eral o
France, died here yesterday.
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VALUABLE srOCyx ron sALE.--A few OF the
Magnetic Telegraph Company, washington 70
New This stock regularly quarterly dividend Of three
has dividend OF
one per cent, making per per Address boz
$40, Washington city post office.
Noylo Az
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NEW Books Taylor d Maurys.-Lady Lees Widow
IN hood, from Blackwoods Magazine. .se4
Harpers New Monthly Magazine VOL a.
Western Charactcrs Types Of Border Life In the Western
States by J. l.. Mcconnell. 5Ise1ta
0ieanings fomh for Home and School,
Lectures to Young Men by William G. Eliot jr.
God with Men Footprints Of Provdenta Leaders, BY ssns
Osgood. Bookstore 9Th street.
10 " ~
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A. IcW styles Gentiemcn's Furnishing Goods.-Largs
IN additional Shirts (an and cmbrod
ered) stocks gloves, xaunte snspende,
handkerchief hosiery yelling shnwls, comoers, robes under
articles variety, just
per express cheap for paneus
CHAS. H. LANEb
Furnishing Establishment,
Penn avenue ~ street,
Nov
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THEY ARE COMING1
HORN AND LANDI,s TERPsICHoREAN MINsTRRLs
AND BURLEsoUE OPERA TROUPE
ladies' of Washington that they will
the Odd Reli0ws'
Hail. commencing EVENING" November Is 1885, and
tinung until further notice.
For full partc ulars future circulars. T 81
Cards O admission 25 cents. No half price.
half at half past !.
had the Irving House and all the principal hoss
W. HORN,
Nov Conductor.
hitherto existing under he
style this day dissolved by
Of the copartneTs.
George Gideon authorized settle ts affairs Of the late n
A. T. BURNLEY,
J. o. SARGENT,
GEORGE 3. GIDEON.
WASHINGTON, November 8, 1859.
PRINTING AND BooKBINDING.
having the establishment heretofore
by public that he prepared 70 DO
and bookbndEg the Old stand, ON
9th street Pennsyivanin avenue. - . r<.1
Nov I2-I GEORGE B. GlDEoN.
INFANTS Chiidrcn's Caps OF all styles,
i colors, and qualities.
OF and felt, white, black, and drab
and large assortment just received at
CHAs II. LANES
Hat CAP, and Gents Furnishing Establishment,
Penn. avenue, near ~ street.
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ADY Lees Widown mood, from " BipckwoOd's AlASa
IL xtno." ~
Harper's Magazine. VOL :, bound. For sale BY
Nov 10 PRANCk TAYLOR.
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A large assortment OF staple goods of all kinds,
Nov l5-3taw2wif HALL n BROTHER.
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MERCHANTS
JEW CONCERN.--Tbe.'

INV - L he subscriber. h.. =,
dsy associated Themselves together for III tbs
"S"s B@ae Ss and.f qs .Se s
X ELL d s ALTON. and have tnk.s ,h o. MUIR.
mery occupied by Messrs Echos & Pryor aoo'e Tor
TO Mcdaniel & Hurt, Main ST., Lybcbb1ra hfxt door
We will keep constantly on hand large :, no a.
es.s% f n@s Good 90 asSeeris LiquS
nolly KEPT in grocery establishment ''eeie Us.
All OF which we will sell on as good to-.
house in the place. THOS r Mr r'p,ns as any
Jan 3-dkcts VIM n sTp ISL.
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II j ECHLUS,
WIN H PRYOR
N Q TALIAFEBkn

TIT I' I-UaoIs ----INNO IALIAF ERhO
EW CONCERN.-We, the undqrsie5eJ
" have sociated ourselves together und ~ aI'
mud firm of B NOWLIN & CO. for the pprro.a ~ =,
conducting general Grecery, Commission and Eos
wardng business, Mt the old stand of j NowHn Mai,
direct, Lynchburg Va. '"
We will keep nstantly ON land every article usual,
kept in grocery establishment, all of which we will
cell low. --- IL "'
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M ARBLE WOKKs-Fagam 4 BRO

~ SCLLPTORS g. MARBLE STONE CUT
TIERS Formerly Of Ptdiadeiphia) Main st., licking.
ton, Va; Bridge ST. Lynchburg. Va. Main St., Lib.
-ery, Va. and Main St., Salem. Va, keep on hand and
make TO orderst Northern prices. Egyptian Italian,
Northern and Virgnia Marble Maptes plain and orna.
mental Monuments, Tomhs Head and Foot Stones
den Vases; CoSn.er, Tuble, Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops made to any size at short notice. All work II
6oboxed up 60 safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is an Architect and General Design
in one Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the Plainest to the costly, by addressing
Vine and all work done by u.s. will give entire
sssissscsis1as any done North South.
Feb2A--fyEc6m
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a WIN. LEFTWICM q son. I,.eD,,ele,.


Ill Of kle WASHINGTON HOTEL, Ly.~1tsrg.
Va have the pleasure e announcing thai this hous.
l, open under their management for the aeeomm"
dson Of the public. The repairs and reftting Of the
establishment recently made by the proprcors enablo
them to offer additional comforts and eonveniences To
their patronsFuriher improvements are, however. In
progress, which, when completed, will render THE
WISHING TON, In all essential particulars. one OF
the first Hotels in Vrgnia and this end the propre.
tors rive assurance that their best energies shn be d.
rccted. ~.
The immediate management Of the establishment -
under the control of William Lefwieh the senior part
ncr His long experience in this line Of business will
qualify him. he trusts, give the most acceptable ao-
cornodation all who may favor the house with their
patronage The corps Of servants attached TO the esta
.ment will be found incriorto in the State and
In the procurement of whatever the market surround
ing Country inay afford to make its Table Bar and Sta
bles unexceptonable pains expense will be re-
garded.
The thanks ofthe propretors due, and gratefully
for the generous patronage their House has nj
ready received.
ian a.ts
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MISCELLANEOUS


II WIFI - HOJAEHBs ZINE -
- The subscriber respectfully informs the public that
he has jest returned from The fofth with an unusually
large stock OF DegueTeotypeing msterinl embracing
fmes Cases &c of the latest styles and patterns Al
so large stock ofl.ockets and Pins, fine
made to order. which WILDE filled with pictures 10 the
best style oihe art st low prices according quality,
At Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank.
r. B. GIBBS. Proprietor.
N B.-Pantings and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copied.
Stock furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. l6-ts T.. +. e..
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1MWNGx FOUNDRY, Lynchburg
-, SAs-teon and Brass Castings, Steam Engines
nneseer'ng tobacco Presses, &c, and machinery gen
aunnSSed on reasonable notice. and tfar prices
: Inc Fresem reputation enjoyed by this establishments
Csc suPer'ory Of its work, will be fully sustained In
nhe exesorass c. ab uture orders. ~ - ~
"a A. G. DABNEY
N. B--I win be pr, pared for Gas6,tne in dus ,;,ns
NOV 25d&cts A r, n .
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"a LEXINGTON ~ Through
a9nsssaa5luu1a&se3 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN

IA LEXINGTON ~ Through
aa..s.sas6rl11i433 TO BUCHANAN, IN TWO DAYS, IN
ou Mail PACKET Boats, by ScottseiAt
and Lynehbnrg.-On and after the 10th, our Boa,s will
leave Richmond daily, Sundays excepted, at tho nsua
hour. 9 P NJ and arrive in Lynchburg h, urs, and
in Buchanan In AZ hours.
Returning, leave Buchanan Mt II A. M, every day
except Sunday, and arrive in Lynchburg mt 60 P.
Leave Lynchburg al p NJ, and arrive in Richmond in
- hours in time to connect with the Norfolk boats eav
ing at Sd A M and tne Southern and Northern Rn
lsond cars leaving Mt AN.
Passengers for Lexington, connect with duly line
of Stages a, North River. Returning leave Lexington
livery day. except Sundays and arrive in Richmond in
IA hours.
Passengers for Farmvie, fare 81; Buckingham II
nre 1925 Charlottesville fare ~, and Stanton, fare
a. will leave Richmond in Mondays, Wednesdays, md
Fridays Bouts.
Below card of time Of arrival intermediate dis.
tnnccs
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Ready-M ade Clothing.

of SUI erior make and finish made expressly for city
trade, besides others OF medium and ordinary wear,
which invite call from city and country friends
and the public generally.
Our stock of Furnishing Goods is compleeas to quail
ity and quantity without ting the various art
Giles. We shall keep constantly hand all articles in
the different departments Of our bu.iness.
We present ourselves the public Tor liberal share Of
patronage, and it shall be a it is desire,
please all who may favor us with such feeling assured
thai if attention business and to merit de-
pend upon observance of the rule, do others
you would they should do unto yon We shall not fail.
April2-ts BAKER Il CLAEEY.