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DIANOs.--GREAT BARGAINS, IN CONSEQUENCE
III Of having Tho advertiser offers splcn-
did anos M greatly reduced prices for hrilliancy Of tone
and finish and warranted In respect
Purchaser would do we'll to call and examine at the
tory, l4S Wooster street. between Prince and Houston
CHARLES CARR
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HlHE WATERS OF THE CLARENDON HOTEL RE-
tHrn their sincere thanks to Hessrs Coleman Steson
Of the Aston House. for their prompt compliance with
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EvxHIBITION OF PARIS MILLINERY.-MRS. FEELY,
~ No. ~ Division street will open Monday, April
<th several Of French bonnc Just received by late
s:esmers IN addition to most extensive sad beautiful
variety, viii defy competition Mi,liners aud merchants
wanting pattern bonncts invited examine
this superb stock before purchasing esewh
cded the largest and most brilliant that has been offered
this scason There many styles which found
at other establishment having been ported cxciu
ively for Mrs Feslys trade Please observe ths nun
ber-7R Division street.
MADAME JOSEPHINE FINIEIs, AT $50 BROAD
l way entrance ll9 Grand street. opposite Pacific Bank
She will open on Friday April l. 1858 her Of
Pars sprg millinery just received by the late sseanara
MODES DE PARIS.-MADAME II. N. D0UGAL.
1Nl from Paris, 10 Sixth will open Tuesday
April 5h 2eaes Paris millinery received per
Franklin.
lTILLINER WANTED.-A LADY OF GOOD TASTE,
Vu competent to take charge of establishment in
Western city hear of good and situation
by applying at No. 10 John street
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FINE ARTS.

Ok CENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q CO,
~ No. 2g3 Srosdway few doors above tho Irving
House are taking their superior daguerrotypes the
low price o. twenty five oonB BY dow prnne unknown
30 others thoy enabled to produce 200 pictures daily
not by any German process but plan wholly Aner
IN which there is humbug. Beware spurious
names, and call at 2s3 Broadway Garden & Co.'s
DIcTUREs, PICTURE FRAMES, LOOKING GLASSES
and CLOCKS wholesale and RETAIL the
terms, by BERNARD McQUILLIN, at his old established
tore, No 40 Catherine street. New York lie pledges him
self TO give satisfaction TO all who patronize him Pedlars
snd dealers supplied Clocks repaired and warranted
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gISO UPHOLSTERERS WANTED NAN WHO UN-
dcrstands curtain and carpet work; also, general
sphosterer and paper hanger Apply personally to T. r.
Bcnnett, No. . Hillary street, brooklyn.
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II NtonThe above society have resolved to strike for 81
Per day from the 18th nst and publish in tho New York
Herald and Sun. JOHN FARRELL, Soc.
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20 broadway, about the Of May which time
they Will open an entire stock Of goods A. KERR
CO. 76l broadway, second door above Clinton place.
DRESS GOODS FOR CASH., HoxIE JR.. NO. 81
~ Nassau street. opposite the Post Once is receiving
fancy dress goods printed lawns and aeons barge Dc
sns plain and printed barages plain aud striped popins
ten Also, full assortment Of domostOs, for cash. at
on the usual credit.
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-F CARR co
~ have just opened the spacious store No % Bowery op
Of E s1 snd % s of
tas espes talmas' bereges' mnslns do lanes Prints
CANT brceade plaid plain and striped silks from S. to 81
and silk and cspes plain wool
R% saa,sy E ssS sssp
linen shectng and pillow linens all kinds prints and
variety Of
goods too numerous to Ono and all invited
merly occupied by Thomas Young.
DLAID AND STRIPE sILKs.-FIvE CASES, IN FULL
assortment, Just received in store Also fine embroi
Paris 1TSshe cashmers and printed shaTs srsnsdne
pFnffffT Essp O GT ~ n,o,av.
BONNET AND DREss-TRIMMING RIBBONS, SILK
goods who are q the nd
styles with the strictest hereby respectfully
cived by the Humboldt selected with great care within very
1T ors4y Of
ITO THE ATTENTION OF CLOSE BUYERS OF FANCY
extensive warehouse No 6vesey street running through
the Aston House intend dispose pre-
sent stock Of goods at low prices that ean
ment goods adapted 70 the and autumn sales
E %ans
CO. importers and ohbe,s OF dry goods, carpets oil
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MISCELLANEOUS

A MEXICAN FLUID MAGNESIA.-AN AGREEABLE,
n safe and refreshing spring aperen for decato females
and and certain remedy dysgepss bi9ueness
Broadway Deluc, do; Sands Fulton street, and all
lectable druggists. HOLBROOKE, MARTIN co.
No. lh7 nrnadwaY.
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MUSICAL.

MUSICAL.
NOLAN AND BOUDOIR PIANOS, MELODEONs,
IN muficnl merchandise, Wholesale and retail rcat
barsains In pianos and second hand Pianos with and
without tho improved molan, made by Halet Davis Co.
Cbcrts patent boudoir pianos for small Deiers
teachers and semnares supplied at lowest rates Pianos
90 lot. ]. &. BERRY 4 CO., 27 Broadway.
NHoLIAN PIANOS At 81 BR0ADwAY.-A LARGE
III assortment OF pianos from the celebrated house
Haiets Davis Co.. Boston Also, the well known nstru
ments of A. w Ladd Co., with full supply of and
second hand pianos of varieus makers for sale prices
which defy competition, Pianos TO let
LINCOLN & THOMPSON, al Broadway.
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l4NER rISEMENTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
FATHER GAvAZZI WILL PREACH TO NIGHT IN
the Sunday School of the Tabernacle to the Ia
In the italian language. The subcctThe Reading Of
the Bible N BThe Sunday lectures in the Italian Ian
image will be published weekly in H. Eco d'Itnlia.
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WAETED-FIvE HUNDRED MEN, FOR BRICK
w yards at Haverstraw and Grassy Point. Inquire Of
T. J. Strang Thos. J. Smith and Goo S. Wood.
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WANTED-AT THE HASTINGS MARBLE WORKS.
w the Hudson, Immediately, q number of drillers
None cod apply but those experienced
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DRY GOODS.

KERR CO. ARE OFFERING, AT A GREAT RE-
n. ducton, their stock Of aces, embroderes, silks
mourning goods &c previous removal to their
20 broadway, about the LIST of May at which time
they will entire stock Of goods A. KERR
Co, 1Gl Broadway second door above Clinton place.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE FIFTH ANNUAL DINNER OF TIE AMERICAN
Dramatic Fund Association will take place
AT THE ASToR HOUSE,
ON MONDAY APRIL ii, 1858.
Prioe Of tickets, ST. to be purchased only at the Office
Of the Aetor House
q. q. STEBBINS, ESQ, President
Vice Presidents for the occasion.
Hon. Ogden Hoffman, Hon. John McKoon,
Hon. J: Prescott Hall, $. Draper, Esq,
James 7. Brady, Esq., J. g. Gilbert, ESQ,
J. S. Tilden Esq, c. ii. Barrett Esq
". Il. Blunt, Esq,
Dinner table ut six o'clock.
FRANCIS c. WEMYss, Secretary.
TUE LADIES OF THE SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
church, Brooklyn, will open their Fair Thursday
next, at o'clock Tickets can be had at the door.
CPIRITUAL.--NR THOMAS INGLES WILL SPEAK
- TO day upon spiritual influences at l0 A. NJ and at ~
p M t4S broadway Of Lispenard street Seats
free in the morning. in the evening admission 2 cents
Various exercises will take place. Free circles from to
o'clock every afternoon.
DEv. T.. H. CHAPIN'S CHURCH.-THE PEWS IN
III the Church Of the Divine Unity occupied by the Fourth
UnveA Society under the pastoral charge Of the Rev.
E. H. Chaplin will be rented for the ensuing Monday
evening next at balfp o'clock It Is necessary
that wishing the church should apply that
timc BY order Of the Trustees.
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THE TURF.

CENTREvILLE COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTING AND
~ pacing.-Monday April at three o'clock T. NJ match
for $0O Three mile heats Best in between Brook
Ign nags. VIM Wheelan names b. Jenny Lind, (pncen)
TO 90 she pleases. J. Wheply names a. N W. Van
dyne. trotterJ to 10 as be pleases.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
DIED HOUSE PLEASURE GROUND, TROTTING.-A
III purse Of rs will be given, TO off Tuesday 5th
Of April mile hents best three in live under the saddle
horses that Entries to close the
above house, on Monday evening, at o'clock.
e. LUFF, Proprietor.
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THE TRADES. &C,

R00 SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKERS WANTED
OUV to attend an adjourned meeting, to be held At
Keenes Fourteenth Ward Hotel of Grand and Eli
saieth Streets Wednesday evening the 9th inst at
o'clock Let there be rally. BY order Of chairman
Of last meeting. JAMES HIGGINS Sec.
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A YOUNG FOREIGN LADY. OF AGREEABLE MAN
ners, TO give lessons In French spanish, wanted
address Horny Randolph, Herald ocs, stating whore an
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EXTRA PAY.


nrFrCERs, MARINES AND SAILORS OF THE
" navy and officers md Of the revenue service who
Iacihc tho Of California during the
Mexican war time from 1916 10 1852 are untitled "a
pay In OF the death of my tho above the
hairs can obtain the same. Address, or apply to
L. r. BETS 80 Wall street. Easement
TT g. NAVY EXTRA PAY OTFICE.-0rFICERs
u eeamcn marines, tho Pacific from lSt6 TO s5l
N'' THOMAS i. BRAYNARD, 81 Wall street.
TINTED STATES sEAMEN's EXTRA PAY OFFICE
u CO Wall street. front office, second aoor.-Oioers
marines the legal representatives Of such
United states vessel the Pacific
juno, ls6 20 February, l entitled W double pay
Apply abovo. y. ROWING, Asent.
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WANTED-TWO STEEL AND ONE BRASS STUMP
street Also seal engraver TO go to Philadoph
None but good workmen need apply.
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&E0O Il WILL DISPOSE OF A LIGHT coMxIs-
pOUV. sion business paying 500 par month"; for this
sum have got leave for Europe tho ist Of Nay
Every instruction given any industrious who has got
the above Any person Of capacity
instructed ntwo days. Address, for ten dss Middleton
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GRAMERCY HOTEL.-THIS ELEGANT AND FASH
NJ ionahle hotel, of Broadway and Twentieth
street. with its extensive additions comprising $50
ready for tho accommodation of the public
The proprietor intends that this house shall continue de-
G. DONALD
WASHINGTON HALL.-REED FUNK HAVE RE-
Gently opened the above place. at Nos 1903 1906 and lot
Elizabeth street and have newly fitted up the in
superior style Attached to the bar two billiard
tables Said place was formerly kept by Mr. Major and
known Concert HALL VIC beg leave to inform friends
that first will take Sunday evening the
10th instant att o'clock and have engaged sixteen OF the
most emi.ent musicians for the occasion.
=. REED A. FUNK, Proprietors
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WANTED-TWO STEEL AND ONE BRASS STAMP
w cutters. Apply to WIN ii. BRIDGENS, lS9 William
tree Also seal to to Philadelphia None
but good workmen need apply.
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WANTED-A FIRST RATE DIE CUTTER TO WHOM
w good and teady employment will be given. Ap-
My TO POTTER Drown, 40 broadway.
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Q 000 LABORERS WANTED. = LABoRING MEN
O.OUU who wish to go to the Isthmus of Panama, "a
work the Panama railroad find employment by apply
ing the office of the undersigned where all in
lbrmaton will be given the kind of work wanted 60
and where writtcn contracts will be made with such
employed One dollar day and found will he paid to
who understand railroad work. Stone will DO
paid two dollars and a half per day and found NJ c
BTORY contractor Office No. so Warren street. r. S.
Steamers gail from New York to tho work. the 9Th, 18th
10Th and 9th of each month
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THE MILITARY.


tJME NEW YORK vOLUNTEERS-WILL ASSEMBLE
at the Mercer House, this day, Sunday at O'Clock
for the purpose Of the funeral Of Carl But
regiment requested to appear in unormthosc
possessing the uniform will dark Clothes BY order
j. c. BURNHAM, Com. N. Y v.
H. DARDoHvILLE Adjutant.
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LCANCY PIGEoNs.-A CHOICE COLLECTION OF
II powters swallows boards, magpies fans, tumblcrs
rufs, &c, for sale. Apply Mt 70 vesey street
CPORTING.-TW0 HUNDRED BLACK BIRDS WILL
- be shot for at the Hudson House. North Beron New
jersey, Monday Attn April ii. Is. BEATTY, Proprietor
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WANTED AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE-TEN TO
fifteen men capable Of taking charge Of the hosting
Also, fifty good aborcrs Good will be paid. Apply
the ground to NOE MARSHALL, Contractors or to
GEO. W. STANTON, Superin tendent
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PANCA TIN-FROM STORE AND TO ARRIvk--fOY
'-'e = 'As 'o~e's GIcThR BISHOP. 3 Maiden l.n.

DRIDGEwATER PAIET.-THE BEST ARTICLE EVER
ID offered to the public for roofs decks and bottoms Of
steamers and other vesse and from lie spark and cnder
proof qualities for railroad bridges dcpot &C. Tost
monia and specimens be at the depot Of tho
pany For SALE dry In packages Of 800 pounds and upward
and oil in kegs Of 3 80 and 100 pounds by r. B0GERT
general agent Pearl rs Beaver street.
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- ~ TIITI
LEWIS Nj. HATCH.
RopNEY. Mis-, Dec. 7, Is.

RoDNEY Miss, Dee. 7, 1892.
Laae Eri5ge Esp. Men Orleaus.
Dea Siy,-Wc send you one Of Rich q Cos Safes,
ricd in the FIRE in om town ON the 22d August This
Safe stood an extcmchcat Of large frame building, in
which it used surrounded by quantity Of baggng,
flour, rope whskcy, and muny other combastble ortl
clcs 1t will show for Itself the beat it sustained The
papers therein not even soi'r We therefore do
hereby certify that this is OF the best Safes hive
seem All other ofcs, except this make, proved worth
less as can be proyenon the ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WORTIlINGTON &; co.
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nEEDMONT WORKS.. ELLIsoN II Pr
u prtior.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Door. iSask- Eiind and Dor Factory,
MN 0gd UurLiup II0yk,

BlactunahingeCaH Inscriptions
These work. having been fitted up mt grent expense
will steam power aud large variety of machinery fo
working wood and IRON form he complete estob'
shment of the Kind in the Southern States and can
execute better work and at cheaper rates. than Gun be
one in the or inary mode.
Builders aud those intending TO build, supplied with
Doors Bnds Window Frames and Sash (prmed 'nf
Glazed if requircd) Mouldings, Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved ready for laying dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding, Pnlings, and variety of Other
materials required in building
Contractors supplied with Dump aud Stone Cnrs, Der
ticl, Gearing, Wheelbnuows Picks and Bars, and othe
Tools required upon Public Works.
Cop4fantlv on hand pno on snle, rcnsonableterm
all varieties Of Flooring aud other Lumber, worked o.
unworLed Saving and Planing done to order. Bill
of Timber sawed to order, $500
Jan lifts a MEL ! IN
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IA Session Of the subscriber school will commence
Tuesday, the fret dny Of February. and close the
first Of uy. Il is desirable that pupils should be pre-
sent ut the beginning Of the session.
TERMS per session of months so 80, sl5 90 and
$50 90 according the guide of scholar.
School Room on Church Street, nearly in If the
Frnnklin Hotel VIM. Il. FEAfHERSTON.
q
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over thousand kinds OF Comic Valentines, The
bcst in mar,et)
ALSO.
on hand extensive assortment of al the utest and
most popular ano and Gntar Music, Guitars, Folins,
ulcs flaeertis, &c, nc, kept constantly hand,
tiuitarund Violin Strings Of the very best quality)-n
large supply All orders flied with fompness md dis
pafrh. Addrcs,fp LOUDWIGk NARROCk
Book, StaitoR1yaad Music Deoier,
jan 2G.tsl Lynchhurg.
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Richmond Wholesale Prices Current,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED TWICE WEEK.
II E NJ A II * $.

RIcuMoND, Feb. 10, 1876
roBAcco-No change since our last report. Weqnote
s 81 to So common leaf So to SIS so, better qualities
for ,temming 81 to So 30. N prime new offering.
FLouR-Receipts fair and demand active. We quote
25a$j 374 the ruling prices for mixed lots country
.lpcrfnc. and s. 81! S. 80 for straight brands
WHEAr-The millers paying 81 % for prime
white, and 81 Is 81 90 for Eprime red. Inferior lots
sell at prices below these figures
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

5 = I.fkEAIiNE'S DAY TIE liIH FEB. 1888.
NTARROCK'S Great Valentine and Music Empo-
w rum, Market St. door below the Post OF
fec. The stock of Valentines, for 1853, Is now
ready aud Far exceeds in novelty of design and OF flu
sh any heretofore offered Itcompriscs the following
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virginia a. Tennessee Isaiiroad.

- * ssz.ss9
nN AND AFTER Monday 18th January, 1853,
- the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leave
Lynchburg duly, sundays excepted, at O'Clock, M,
and nrrive at Salem at f0f O'Clock, NJ. Returning
viii leave Salem p o'clock + NJ, md arrive in
Lynchburg ia o'clock I Nstoppiug, going and retur-
ming, nj the foowig places only Forest Depot GGode
Liberty Oak Alulgn, Bufords ,Bonsncks, Big Lick and
Salem There will be Freight Train leaving Salem
daily, Sundays excepted, at 81 o'clock, NJ, and ono
leaving Lynciburg at II o'clock, r NJ To each pass
or will be attached. These trims will stop for
heights and paasensaf5 NJ I1sey's, cays Forest De-
pot, Goodca Lowfy's. Liberty Oak M"igo, Bufards,
Bonsaeks Gishs Mill Big Lick and Salem.
Slaves ruvcnr by themselves either train must
be furnish ,itl - passes so thai Gun be retain
cd in the fso, and it be expressly stated on tho
pass that I.Hg permitted to go the cnrs. FREQ
negroes obtain tickets before starting, of the ticl CT
agent whom hcy must produce satisfactory evidence
of their freedom.
THOS SHARP
Sup't Transp't.
inn - llGets Va & Tenn II X.
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IRON, Steel, and NaiIs.--

Z 30 tons Amer'n Rolled and Hammered Iron, (cm-
bracing all sizes,)
tons Amer'n Gust, Shear. Wejg and German
Stee,
100 kegs old Don inon Nails For sale by
| jan 2S-ts GEO. BAGBY.
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ArliciesoPpropyiatct oc F0st Ciass-BoSes of hats,
bonurts nj d furniture
Ariicics aDpropriateto Second Cdss.-Boxes, bales
Of dry goods feathers shoes snddcry, glass; prints oils,
Drugs mud Ct Ltecoery.
AJitoies ap,Yoprtaeto Thtd Ciass--Virginin domes-
ic. sugar oooc liquor bnegng, rope butter, cheese,
manufactured tobacco. lenther hides, ynrns, cop
per- tin haet hon holow-ware, quecnsware, castings,
hardware marble dressed md other heavy arcles not
enumerated il spoe1l or fourth classrnc'
flficles aryt0priale IL He Fourh CiaSs-flour, lin
sncls rice pork beef hsh lnrd allow and bacon, lin
cas. boxes sncks beoswnx, balcs Of fags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble (undrasscd) mill and
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RAILROAD TO WEALTH!


Tickets TO be procured at the Old Established
House Of
HiREON& CO,LOTTERY IND EXCHANGE
BROKERS,
MUSEUM BuILplNG BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.
MARION & CO Take grent pleasure in presenting
VI toire public the following grand and Magnificent
lotteries lie drawn in the city Of Baltimore during
the month of FEBRUARY. The Prizes range from
tho stuprudous sum Of $4,000 IL the small amount
of $4,000. The prices Of Tickets vary from 81 Ia
$40
To those who wish to venture for the smiles Of Damo
Fortune" safely shy better opportunity could
be offered fortune than To invest lew dot
ars with in Of those splendid Lotteries, md
our word for il you will never regret 1t.
MARION 4 Co,
A.,.,, n,Bf,narc MI
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AUCTION SALES.
NEGROES FOR SALE.

v with decree ut the County Court of Amherst.
pronounced the November term. 1852 in the case of
Robertson Sc. Brown y c. shua Us Commissioner
sell by way ct Auction. Thursday the ih OF Febr-
4fy lof' N mont OF the Market house in the city Of
Lynehburg,a negro manned Martha and her three
eiirra.
The sac vii be made credit Of ninety days
Negotiable paper satisfactorily endorsed, payable one
al tte Banks in Lynchburg vii be required.
The tide 10 tie above property sunduubtcd but act
ing Commissioner. siull convey such le only a.
vested IN by virtue Of the decree above mentioned
Feb 4-ct1ns las. NJ. ROBERTSON Gon'r
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Ia Cllanccry

ca-.s) LOST, on Wednesday evening last, a small
breast and yellow spot over each eye. will pay
lberalreward for his delivery information concerning
him. y. ID. DhFENI VI
Eel
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Ia ~ n;
raNO TIMBER GETTERs AND IL. L..

4 CONTRACTORS.-Pro posals will be received
for all the Railroad sls required between Farmville
md The mouth Of Archers Creek upon the line OF tho
South Sido Rnilr0nd.
Proposals to state distinctly between Int points sils
nrc posed for md offer need be made for grent-
er price thnn 20 each
Specification Tho stills to DO sound straight
white or post onl chestnut, free from bad knots rot,
wind shakes other defects calculated to impair their
strength durabity aud to be feet long inch
es diameter M tho small end, be bnrked and smooth
y hewed opposite sides and parallel 10 the heart
de hewed faces be inches apart the ends OF tho
stills are to be % quare 10 the hcwing.
The sad ills to be delivered close 10 tho aide OF
| the roa where low fills occur ard to be
cross p H. 10 .ils in each pile, upon poles or logs az
ranged IT, form Itga bed, and TO be one hundred lOQb
lcet apnrt and when piled to be loaded with logs on
rocks, 10 lrasansH "srpng
At deep cuts or fills the stills to be delivered and
piled Mt the ends oftho FILL sufficient number Mt
ench end To extend one-half Of the length OF the cut or
fill md weighted down before stated-t being de-
signed lay fyfvo (55) stills for each one hundred
| 1000 feet length Of road
~ c 0 SANDFORD Chf Eng'r.
January &. 1852 jan 2l-d&et20F
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OFFICE Va. 81 TENN. r. X. Co,

OFFICE Va. 81 Tenn. II. X. Co.
Lynchburg Fcb'y 4th 1853
ALL PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED TO
n FIRE. Tickets on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
road under the right of way to said Company are re-
auested call on John r. Hughes at TINS ONCE Ut Ie
aarest convenience and obtain The same, they will be
required to their tickets the Conductor on the
tron when travelling otherwise they will be required to
,,a,, ,heir nassage THOMAS SHARP
Ffcb 5.ts1 Sup't trans'n V. e. T. r. II. Co.