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TIE .sEA TIGRESS.n

Never was there more smIab's looking
.tioressn than the seal which Barnum is
now exhibiting at the Museum. Callit ii.
rress or iioness, or walrus, or simply seal,
| OF wha, vou wi.i--say it deyours eighty
pounds Of live flesh per day, or only TWEEN
| ". five, (which is something like tue tru'h)
liz is one of the most interesting living
things we have lately beheld. The mon
ter floundering about in large oval tub,
which during the hours Of exhibition con-
tains water to the depth Of two feet. Al
nigh, ii sleeps upon dry straw.
The creature il seven fee. long; as thick
round the body as a -four barrel; weighs
five hundred and thirty three pounds; has
skin like an eel, the odor Of a fish; whis-
sers like ca,; fine, large, black, intelli.
gent eve, always in motion; barks like
Dig, and anon snorts hideously, like noth.
ing but itself; has four fns where legs
oagii, TO be; fae, amiahle, knowing coun-
teasnce; recognizes and obeys its keeper.
Il ia rnarve. to see It eat a fish. As soon
5 the sea! perceives the keeper approach,
! Z rears upon lie hinder fms, TO the height
f fge feet. nes.ly, the head peering above
- deep tub, in rather terrific style to
hose who are not used to it. The keeper
tross into the water fish AS large as
mackerel; the seal darts at it, and swallows
il a, guip. Ia one instant the poor f'sh
il gone, and its remorseless devourer rears
up again, opens its mouth, as dogs do some
times after dainty morsel. and intimates
70 the keeper that he is ready for another.
In locking upon this strange creature, We
were reminded Of the passage 10 the "fem-
pest,'' where the drunken sailor siumbles
upon the sleeping Cabban, and thus dis
courses: "Wha, have we here!'a man
or fish? Dead or aliye9 A fish, he
smells like fish; very and ish-like smell;
kind Of. no. of the newest, poor-John.-
A strange FISH, Were in England, as
lnnce was, and bad but this fish painted,
not holiday fool there but would give
lpiece Of silver. There would this monster
make 4 man; any strange beast there
m.kes man; when they will not give
lo, TO relieve lame beggar, they will lay
out ten to- ace dead Indian. Legged like
nnan aud has fas like arms. do now
le. loose my opinion, hod it no longer; this
j. no fish, bu, an islander that hath lately
suffered BY ,hunderbolt." Part Of this
description c1riously applies to the "Sea
risress." 1t is the property oi some
Frencbnen, who have exhibited It IN many
countries of Europe, for two or three yeass,
mech TO their pecuniary advantage. It
was caugh, in Wilmington South, but, owing
10 lis travels in southern countries, it has
become exceedingly sensitive, and catches
cold if the water is no. slightly warmed
|, wa. lsboring under severe cold when
we saw ii, and kept up IN incessant cough
iny and .neezipg To any one who has
tarn for natural history, and has never
been in the arctic regions, the inspection
Of ,hi. connecting link between fish and
beast, is extremely inieresting.-Home
Journal!
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steamboat and railroad lines into intermediate
Offices not more than eighty rods from the land
ing station.
% Present contractors and persons known at
the Department must, equally with others: pro-
cure guarantors and certificates Of their sufficen
cy substantially IN the form above prescribed.-
The certificates Of sufIiciency must be signed
by postmaster, or Judge or clerk ola court Of
record. s. b. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Feb. 2, 1853
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WHAT RELATION. man called nj the
iail the other day 10 see a prisoner--the
iailnr asked him what relation he was l.
The prisoner? he replied. ''hro,hers and
sisters have none, but that mans father
is my fathers SON" He was let in, while
The TAILOR went TO tind out what relation he
was, by asking his LAWYER
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LIE We Fort Dodge every other Monday at am
Arrive at Dubuque next Saturday by p m.
FORM FOR A BID
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II sp. your friend,


Our friend may possibly have mistaken the Gus
tom sometimes there Of going in process
for the coffin snd dtrotting with it to the house Oh 'ne
deceased. u. 4.
Those ara buried above ground VINO are aoie "
,.f,ay The expepse OF a vault otherwise holes are
made in the coffin which is sunk into the wafer tna
here almost rises the surface OF the gronna.-Ep'
GAL.
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

DRDPOSALS for carrying the Mails Of the
L United States from July |, 1853, to June 80
1884, on the following routes in the State oil
Iowa, viii be received at the Contract Office oil
the Post Office Department, in the city Of Wash
ington, until . A. M. Of the 4th April, 1853; to
be decided on the 25lh Of April, 1853.
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II. 4. PORTER,
BOOKSELLER. srATloNER AND DEALER IN
WALL PAPER, ROCK ISLAND, ILLS.
Also Agent tor Prince Il Co.'S. Improved Me
iodeons, and Stoddart & Gilberps fianos
Meio Icons ~ all times on hand Pianos ihr
nished IN order Aug. l2.
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Posr OFFIcE DEPARTMENT, Feb. 2, 1853.
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dlanapolis, Union Mills, and Montezema, TO Big
Woods, - miles and back, once week.
Leave Lancaster
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HARnWARE "A ESTABLISHMENT

NEWT DOOR TO THE POST oF
Tn. subscriber confines his business 70 naia- nnai
p,is Of every description, including Tools me-
.SSa,,,ire ana whatever else appertatns 10 '''e
business. ,maa - o2-ly
narennort Feb. Sd, 1853 -
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BOOKS, STATIONERY -
NeH R..aLs

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u. I'll. 'i'' 'Pehed The fol-,
w., ~ En,a.. va1. IN
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p,,d,. n Anhery T., Ra'.,.. : r. vol. by. I H.,
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I'm ja,,;nas IN p ,St u. men,
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Ct n, J.. r'Ia - ''''e' ilaii
II',,no -, G.',,,'',','
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ECON MENDArIoNS.

CmEf ENuNEER's OfFor, Va. & Tom. H. Il
Ls1ehhntg. Va, Septrm rr ~ 1893,
To THE RAH-ROAE PUBLfG.
All the Chr. = every Kind ~ upon In. tua1 have
teen made the Piedmont Works. in l.yn. hlurs un
'lt n direction tf Genl Nettletoa, a. \ -ent
II gives much pleasure sHy thu oar curs hav,,
been.slrbnrly aud faithfully executed eheeruly ne
& mmend these worka. eompaue. requiring cars d.
competent aud Gith iully execute any con
that may BE- made with the owner ri these ofL
CHAS. f NJ. GAkNETT.
CbtJ Eag Ia j. Tenn. II. &
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\ EW CLOTHING sTATION.-W

Il " CLOTHING STAIlON.-Ne
' oil triend,,a I'D the PUBLIC generally
those in Of any Kind quality oil GOODS hom
the very finest Cry stall Palace style, to the
ticles ct every day
We invite tie attention of those wanting tclcs in
line to give call-fceling assured that
and will sell cheap any house in this city and
good any. Being Judges OF CLOl HING, and wish
ns tn sell on fair terms, the public muy assured
that they will obi lin the worth of their money.
We may enumerbte SEINE of articles, such ms fine
French BEAVE OVER COATS, all colors. Opera
Cloaksnewest s esBus Conts all and fash
styles and quality from tie Boot aud Tree the Miss.
issippi pattern. so tn most beautiful Vests, made
in patterns rich the mines ri allfornu and morr
enchanting Silk, Pushes Bockades, V.lvets Cash.
mcres, &c, &c Bosom S,orhs. CIavats beautiful IT,
look at Fancy ST. Ks, FINE HIRTS and com,
mon ones, Fancy Sus eh'lers; Hosiery, Gloves, Mts,
Buckskin Gloves; some splendid Umbrellas, sin.
gle and double Under Shirts and Drawers, Wool.
Silk and Cotton ard all things necessary clrthc
man in comfortable garments, whether he be rich ~
poor Our ouse is uPeh 10 ali TO come and see toI
Themselves
Those wishing their garm nts nude to order. we sa,
eep tie finest Cloths, Cassimers and Vrstings ol
all kinds To be found in this market, and
everything to he made and fitted according order
the goods returned and no pay demanded.
We have the best worknf engaged in establish
that be secured North South therefore, give
trial.
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southern Kaii-Tsoads

THE undersigned having had eharge Of the above
Works from their commencement. under the turner
Prnrritor. Maj A. Ellison Jr. AK. IL 10 say to The
RitRon1 public tiut he has engaged with the pre,cn,
frnrrcior and viii continue H. mapng, mcut hoping by
pis long experience ia Rail rosd works ard constanl nj.
tefiiou IT, the work entrusted to HIM merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage 81 H. public
A. AETTLEf TON, Manager.
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orncr Va. q rrsS, Ran Roam Co I

l.ynchhurg, Sept 20. 1873.
From nm intimate acquaintance with Nh Gen G.
Curle. feel confident TINT the Piedr ~ Works undei
his management. viii fully maintain it, reputation in
making Rail Road Cars we'll rs in any aud all lis
branches of meehaica operations.
JNO. ROBIN McpANIEL. Pyealt,t
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LNsSENCE OF COEFEE-une package of
IL this essence will go four POUNDS of java
Cohee, aud coffee mnde by This Essence will preserve
perfectly the real of the best Java Coffee and will
have m re delicate and fner flavor II will also lie
clear WI iont requiring anything clarity it. Full Ii
rectio suttend each Iackage For sale ut
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
"et 2I-is New Drug Store
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We tnye IN btHd r.t p' of Gio,ks, somo itoe
,,.,, lti win, pearl yely p.oty usutle ornament
aa. fod time ,eeper.-Al-a. very petty IN" pee
suitable iar Churcllrs Counting o"ms W al q" "'rh
We ruarnulee a. eriara ur,tr tine-Aod Inst bt w
least " have a " 81 The rt.frb and lie out'r hhAni
"a .,r,r,..r nitir.-N bnAe tied Them md therefor"
n,s thrn Ia ok any ru=cd beiaie Al thrse WIN,
tng goods in .ur bne respectfully sotrlt"d I" ra
"a n eaamiac our sfozk brtr. purchasing elae"l"re'
ort ~ y. H. SIINEaTIIOKN 90.
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W. Inv alsna foal nssttmeni OF silver tarH'
St.p. I,4I,a. Threaded aud plum handlrsi Cup
RtufrLnI,e- ftu,t-k4ites--u'l "A geruih" Com. -
s,e ,,.. he genuine Ala. 81 rooes, fofks.Ba'
tst s Ier., ar cAceIeus auislr plated Gator and
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NEW DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

lsRY n sim LIaHf caNnlNfn)
MAIN ST, TWO DOORS BELOW BhlnGE ST.
Iynchbure. VI
" Best b- the Az tl.s, rae inn. erlafza.
Tha Ar that baltic. inc stytbnhia Claim
To queuch H. e"
UNlB Subscribers ase tbe ,rasafr To- am .alHee IT,
the ritifens of Lynrlherz aad aint, mat iheit
Gallery "a IL rcadincs he, ee, Ii,an ui visitors
Having arranged thsr fiebJ a4d tnsms si'h very
convenience for tho sarcgs.iul l#n-e,sn ~ tie pa
rnrueotype art and brouPht tlef n4 tlr at.si II
most APPROVED APPARATUS hey Gai eDualtrd Ia -.
ing thai thosu aha faay wish fnrf,#f md
tufasling Likeness
eau obtain such, taken 30 TIE beet ftyien tlp
Inc much Admired and fnai hless Ntereoseuf5c a.
Solid DnFueu eptypes taken by hr susrri e,s IN all
their perfection, seeming as IL tu stHf uuf
seulptnrcd stat4afy.
IL their large assortincft AMI rt1t variety pt
Frames, Cases Locks Medallions Pins &c,
Ia which paec fieturcs thu at ali may be- gat
iied in style, also 81 price. All picture. warranted 10
give satisfaction ornn cbuIe viii ho made A visit 10
their Gallery is most respectfully solicited wh,Aef Iac
desired not.
q. W MINIS.
n. s TANNER,
Practical nnrua# flt.tsHi4i.
~ Galleries, Main ST two d iors frn'o Bdde, ST.,
Lyuchhwe- Sycamore 81, Petersburg nod li6 Main
ST. Richmond Va. ost lgt.1
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rtNOpnNNICIAN = rhc -ub-crh'rW ould cnII
ulfan.Ien thg=lsu,ns = thrif II nstve -trh al
Pun. Medicinal EAfructs prepared by 1ilden Co. n
New York 1hesrt kfrne's ne prepared IN N"cu' hld
hre eal.Ffis purr AL frlmhlc They are nent ra ~
IL ea pfs enro-s m fnpcf heAe. 81 oll .iz's lrpn o.
a. To on pound, lot =nlsby JOHN II sEAf &Co
#p,
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SERVANTS.

1.-THE hani stopped form passenger between an,
Of the above named points, the charge Will be ma, from
the point last passed the Train. ii charge vii
he loss than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any case.
Passengers who do not procurc Tickets (cxceEi hos,
who take the .ars whe,e tickets ARE not .old
will be charged 10y the conductor per cent. in nj
don To the regular of fare. provided however.
that in cuso all III he receive less than ten. nor NOR
llmn fifty cents from any one Passenger TO any p, nt o.
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes one 10
hc le with The Ticket AGENT aud with the Cunlur
which passes must lie explicit in granting the priy
lege 10 travel on the cars Free eoiorcd persons viii
required 10 produce pers,or they will not be
Lei itiei tn travel an the cnrs
Nts s-rs THOMAS SHARP.
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sky and side lights.


ly which he IS enable IL produce (as he has DONE tr
several years pastl those BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES
frsn the sac of half dime, Ices 10 good sac for
tfsit which have teen, and noN, daily pronounced
r. visitors 10 be among the bcst specimens ei the Art
~ exhibited ia TINS eaaatrN. by preserving the eses
THE must expressive 81 al the leaIues1 and brant
fa blending Of the lisbt aud sadr, tWithout which
there can Re picture scs Cat one and grare
in posture. milking tom indeed thing Ia b. drsirr
by parents and children. hends and lowers Annn 4
saar doubtful shadows, hut living alnust Speaking lae
STRIFE vt self
The Stereoscopio or Solid Daguereotype
s. innrh adnirei by some--ae taken Ia al ei, per
tretieu--Speeimens Of vlieh hsys beoa eNlh tel b.
him fer tie last sis mBnt4.
II wing ntlt, without frrBtl ezrensa {as lis
GtcTa wiii show } kept parr win ~ tie imprny euets
sef dsroYefca, eithrr in machinery nr he Aratd af
ing his rapfhs htie up with elseRfrc had aneGiri ma
king their desifalc place while eRag a. iBh hoqr
be invites al 10 Vi il him, whether they aunt picture.
or not
Dague reoxpes and Painting. nrcuratel, cesie.i. n
Fslid aud Posi- Morton cuses eiWssa aitded % ~beH
desifed.
Landscape VIEWS and pfsafc resi.efec. arcutatrly
aiken, specimens 81 Witch can De- Ia. Gnilce
N'Nt ioar h The VIZ mis- Haub.
~ oj'H IT al Aonr. 81 abe DAY.
+. GIBBS Proprietor
n. IA large lot 1t lOGkEIS AND PINS jul
recevei (-ome 6He) and nzlun'.Y aB iuHd
which will be fitted at 'aw price and ~ar'hofed he
what they sold fer
OCT e6l. REG.
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nAIlnuADs, &C.
VIRGINIA & TENN. RAILROAD
- is:.ys.. 49,

- n sni af - Alapiny. ucts Jfd. tte Express Nlrt
~ md Passenger Traif eii lfass lynrhhafg dai'
except 5qpieys, oeio,t, a NJ. and arriYe 81 BAG
sprins 1T 10 o'clock, a VI Retarnns. vii leave bIt
spring clock 7. ". and arrive in Lyuehhofs a.
4 o'clock. p NJ.
Tie Accommodation Tinin will leave Lvnehbntg dbi
H. except sunaass at u O'Clock. NJ. ami arrive
liannei' : nj o'eneb r NJ. Returning lease Bon
.acl ut 81 O'Clock, A. II ued arrise in L,nchburs III
81 aclark. A. VI. TllOs SHARP, General
eat2gls siip't Va n Tenn. X. X.
~ Exmes. mud Republican rnpy.
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cal ed for in this market
M. X. PowELL's subscribers will be fur.isbql,,
end Of their subscriptions, and new ONES furnish
any time with anything in the above line.
oct II Is c. NOpSr
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n Is. PAYNE. having jast returned liam
L. Northern cities oLers tor ale beauifja
mcnt of illustrated Gift Books Binles and Praye, n
some elegantly boun in apier Machr. White and j
ored vel ct. Also, very lnrge assortuen, of S,,,
my and Fancy A sices consisting Of
Pnpiei Mache Writing Desks,
= @ Work Boxes,
&" Pmt Foilius,
Penrl Cnrd Cases,
" Jewelry Eases,
Larg" assortment Of Ludiss' Work Boxes
Travelling Compnbu
Gentlrmen's -
Ladies' Gold Pens
Paper weights. some new and beautiful,
Letter Stamps,
large collection of beautiful port Monits for Lad
mud Gentlemen,
Some beautiful Albums,
Fancy Ink Stands, en- Knives and P4rer Cutters.
Also, many other articles suitable for presents uhd
the public invited To cal and examine
nov 5ts
NEW MAGAZgNES-H arper's, Graham
l Peterson's, Ladies Book and Pntnam's fr \
vemberat c. MORSRS
Z.fa
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Our terms will be cashier negotiable paper satislac.
torily endorsed.
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen wear, he has
been business in Lynchburg. woul just mention that
he viii still continue his former business heretofore
and hopes with the additional fact,es he now has and
by the constant attention he feels determined give 10
his busress in all its various brnaches merit com
tinnance OF the patronage of a liberal public.
sept 23-ts geo G. CURLE.
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,t4cc ,JJ1op,ial, 10 IL, fbSt CtaSs.-Boxes OF hats
lunuctsnt furniture
Ar,ices s,op,opriateto Second Class.Boxes, bulcs
II dry good tenthers shoes saddery, glass; paints oils
hug and {, eGcctonery.
4r,ielts an ,op,faiefo 7Atrd ClaSs-Vuginia domes
lies sugar coffee liquor bngeug rope butter, cheese
manufactured tobacco. leather hides cotton yarns, cop
PER- tn -heet iron. hollow-ware uern,ware, castings
iu,Wnrr, marble, (dre>sed mduhar ueayy articles moi
enumerated in spe, il or fourth c. rates.
8,{tcts appropriate to he Fon,h Class Flour, lin
,nch rice pork beef Ash Iurd tallo~ and bae"l (in
rusLs. boxes sacks beeswnx. hnles Of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, murb' (oadressed) NH and
grind stones, mill gearing.
r,..,... 10 miles. I5O Salt per bnsiel !
, Ias'' q, 100 miles. 200 tiny pounds. 10
900 lbs. ann II , nn C; - =,
Snlt dis
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TsicI, .leWelry.

We have a hrauffnl ,rlfrtiou II s'euhcmsns u''a
Fob Chain. Srsl ktyss t'aaid h"1si Le''ss ~ s''
fnIast Rrfs, hrs II fhs laes Md n Improved sy3'i
Bracelets trrst Biaes and Col PM Gold and eHNi
sp.siasls. ard MN, th,r articles IN the hhe 700 en
artaps a. eetfiaI a. t#s a3's''1teh'at 20 "'''' W
go. "a, IA. IN. b. tI#4 4lie4 % uf the public.
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'ENlE SUBSCRIBER REGS LEAVE MOST RE
-prrtrlly To- enll the attention ol the citizens
Iynthurg und Tho ud coming country. his urge and
m splr1di dussoiturutrt BOOTS SHOES. xeAv5
N CATERS, Ne. OF his GNN MAKE
-sfsa uE1 which alc " tHRANrFp OF THE BEsr quALt
~ ANUuf SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing 10 lupcu GOOD and durable Boot ~
Sher ufibc present seu-on, will do we'll call M
~ am determined 10 picase both regards qaalii,
and price.
pon forget 70 emil utle store ttcr doers above ths
Fmnhiia Hotel, and irmediutcy eppo-itr tie Citizen.
savings liank. +. I. GklMALDl
dee ll-ts
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n Office My sto Il ,o, hund, lo o.. Fa
y ting, hnyeall arrived IN lyHchburg, ant an.o ow
tuily prepared all nrdcrs entrusted 10 M
with faithfoluess and Dispatch
would b" thauklolto my trenis to hand ia then
drrs prevent hurry about the time TIA gas /,
to he Iut ON.
No Bis will be presented sooner than tn first Of Ja,
nnr, next under any circumstance
le 22.dIs A. G.. BARNEY.
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iHE attention. of Farmers is alsu invited ia these
Works as therS viii be kont always audug kinds OF
Agricultural implements,
say Plows.l larrows. Cuvaiors Corn Shelter, Ghurus
Of various patterns aud OF the improved and ln
style Also l1oy presses, and everything necessary fr
agricultural purposes. Farmers may rely an getting u
good articles al these Works they can at the Nol
or any nther works, tnd at Northern prices.
We will keep constantly on hand iust,c assortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow aud white
Pine Oak, Walnut, Sc, With W. will sell M regular
boat or wholesale prices Persons wanting humber MI,
lind 1t their advantage To purchase these Works. as
ley have their lumber worked and dressed 10 or
der. thereby saving the expense of hauliag
w It'll IL -. .--.- L. l.
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NJ Office The undersigned haves Tins day Pu''
y chased N. {. Talaferro's interest in the concern
of Echos, Pryor & fauferro. the business as hereto
FORE will in future be conducted under the style and
firm OF ECHOLS & PRYOR, who nlone authorized
the of the former Concern, in winding up
They solicit continuance of the patronage Of the7
friends and the public generally.
IL. ECH0LS,
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NEW BOOKS AGAIN
' Ni,it Enope, BY Prot b. Sman,
Roman Traitor; or, Days nf Cicero, Cato, and Cat
alme, by II. w Herbert.
Bleak House, by Dickens.
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Lnitte; OF, Pirate of the Gulf, by Ingraham,
de, Wide World, by Miss " therell.
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Rudiments of Architecture,
Fern Leaves, by FAM Fern,
Beatrice
Burneit's Dickens and Cooper's Novels,
Graham's, Code, s. and Harper's Magazines. for 0co'
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JOHN b GADDESs x BROTHER,
ApJo1NINd rnsr oIWoFs
w en- 3 ERG ~,
II AVE constantly on i,ud "a luas assotrat'u of fine
Nuble Won, ut diff c.t ir-igns. such
AuEulcAN & lJALtAN Marble
1IoRuacatg, limits and Gtare Stones,
Aze Aarhl, Mantle. Furniture Marble
rhnsr IA wuui of my article in line will pcnsc
given. call ar nIirrstn inc and any nrdcr cntrust
cd will h" rAceuted with nrntnrsa and disnuteh
Narthcfn Pr carefully boxed free Of cost
aud runlHntied sale 10 any distance.
Oar Gri,e Stor. merit particular attention in form
,izr. -tyi" lel 1naiuy they adopted ii tastes
mud circumstance, oiul Lettering r. 30 per hundred
i T.. GADDESS \ BRO.
Formerly at Baltimore Nd.
p. S.--rfentt ua utign roid to ordcr. from the
rnuotry. sept 81 ii
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~ ed Proposals will be received by the unIefsishr'
at this office from The 3rd until 18th dey nj Deem
Der next, ut noon, for the Graduation Masonry
% miles of the "Nor'ok and Petersburg Rail toaa
hetween the city of Norfolk and ''Warwrk Swamp III
the County of Sussex
For particulars see Rail road Journal or Nort"h
papers. " NJ. MALONE.
Chief Enginecr's Office Chpf Engineer
Nnrfnlh CITY Va ( Inci 81 3fnWt Oder
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