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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-14
Additional News from California.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. THE steamers Daniel
ebster and Ell dorado reached their wharves
&e to-day. | announced the arrival of these
Fssels off the Balize some days ago.
sThere have been several fires at San Francisco,
onora, Stockton, Donnelsonville, and Sacrament
1Clty. The destruction of property, however,
not great. Loss comparatively moderate.
Il he mining operations were very encouraging.
fe lump of gold weighing eleven pounds had
found.
4 brutal prize fight had taken place between "A
a n named Carragan and John Cary for 81, 900
y side. Thirty-seven rounds were fought, and
"a rragan was victorious.
Nothing further has been heard from the Sono-
3 expedition. A naval force was expected to
up the gulf of California to assist, if possible,
2 afresting the steps of these marauders.
Many murders have recently been reported at
san Francisco.
rade more active and prices over. Health
o. alltornia good. Crops yielding well.
Later advlces from the Sandwich Islands
that no further change in the ministry had
a. is.
later South American advices are received by
III 5 arrival.
Immense discoveries of gold in the Amazon re-
IN are reported. Expeditions have been fitted
" IRON Peru and Equador,t to search for the pre-
4 pus metals.
ne actual adviccs are two weeks later from
{@ilfornla. 1t will be remembered that there were
Spoo' DOJ of gold reported ON the way TO New
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a...a~s JAMES RIVER CANAL.

FARE FROM LYACHBuRG FARE FROM L.YNcHBURG
Ia Rich nrni, $3.50 To Lex eron, s. %
To ssile, , 81 To Natural / ridge, 30
T,CulnhrrItnd Gil 1925 10 Buchanan. 30
Our Packer Bouts leave la %nchlurp dsily nj 8 , NJ.
Suniiss rxrepten. and n ii = in Richmoud second A
NJ. nj ), cnnnt citing there With tha Nurihcln and South
ern CnrS, 10 tving NJ 7 A. NJ. md Steam I}",t. down Ihe
r.vrr, leaving NJ & A. NJ In LNn .lhhre sup "a will be
provided On tn Bouts for Passengers coming in ON the
Tennessee railroad Cars
Passengers FOR hnrnrte>v lie will taxi lhe Tuesdays.
Thursday and S%ainrdays' linni. arrive Il Scolcsviile
texl. a " N ia oc ock, and in charlottesville at
; J. NJ.
lh- Bonr for Lexington. Natural Bridge and Brchnn,
nm, viii lea Q L%ynrhburg Mon ay4.N elues1ays nnd ri.
days,pt 81 A NJ. Reforming. leave Bucimnnt Mondays.
"Wednesday : and FRIDAY. n 81 A. NJ
BOYD. EDMOND d DAVENPORT.
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MCCORKLE 4 JONES',
WI lfsAIE n nkrati
e.rOcers n Commission Merchants,

w lfsALE \ afrai
GrOcers n Commission Merchants,
Main st, LynohbuIg, Va.
4 RE NOW RECEIVING lieir Fail Surtly. Ia which
"A they solicit tle attention ii their friends ah1 tie
public generally, VIZ:
300 Sacks Sail.
100 nngs RIO s ,gur. Java and Mn'ocaibo oo0cc,
60 bhl* Crushed, PuIverized, Coffee and Gnti
fled Sugars,
10 hhds p. II ahd n. O., Sugar,
10 Boxes Loaf Sugar,
800 Kegs Mails, MI .ikes.
LOO Silos Sole Leather,
80 Tons Country. Rolled and Band Iron, all sizes
p Cnse. Fine Stick Lie, rice,
30 d. Comnon Stick l.icorioe,
% do Fine Mas do
4 Coils Maui |, Rope, / to . inchca diamele >
30 ln krt. Div III
- BoNrs Ctndles, all qualities,
10 Barrel, NJ O. Mola.sns,
5 hl,ds. W.T. |, do
10 Barrels Turner's OH, some pure,
< Ito Tn.
40 do Hrrrings. Mnrkercl aud Shna,
30n bush. Clavtt, fim,tl,. Orchard, English lIur
aud Eve, Green Grass Seed,
5000 lls Prime Western I]ars II Sides,
300i lbs. FIN fnn1ly Hans. Shoulders nnd Sid's,
cured bv w Mas-ic,
coon lbs. Cast. Sheer aud Blislercd Steel. NJ size,
10.h00 fct s let, Fuse
300 Kegs Blaslise and Gun Powder,
- doz, Rowland'snnd Hnmes' Shovel,
8dG linnkcis dill itut qualities,
300 Wool Hut. d. IL
Mao
Cnhcoes, Domestic. tlcnctel I'd nnb,enchod- .,-
Tickling. O%othure., Shrinking aud Ghcwiol Tol a GO n
all qun 1tie-. rf Ileif awn mlunanelure, which tlley var
rnnt-allof which lily vii -cll lon fr rn-h. 10 put, m,l
ru-iomcrsn on time, or, in ,Xrh1het for country tt zoe.
Gail IN ~ hrlnre ma ny your bill elsewhere. Il yn
plense.
Ncwaut 800 10 > 100 bushels -hollcl Onts fai " rh
liter i rii,cs w'll IL pnil.
oet u IT. N|ccoRkLE Jones.
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ALL DISEASE is CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE BLOOD.

Suppose the stomach Is affected. All the symptoms
show gc.at prustration of its strength il il rot capable
sour elchi g,-rhurning pain or scraring sen,ations at
the pin OF the stomach These symptoms remaining
cause the greatest prostration OF The powers Of the mind
MS. ", II as those of the l,ody-and if not speedily remov
cd, they will cause other dangerous y ~rtnms. such as
Parnlysisi ST. Vitus' Danre, Dirlrp-y. Rheumafism-
more generally however. Cholera Morbns. Dy-entery,
ar it may lie obstinate costiveness, ter.a'natiig In vio-
leni sickness of the stomach, and rot unfr, quently in
inflammation of thc bowels.
How important is ii then, that these first symptoms
he removed and one or I vo doses OF Brandreth's Pills
would generally eHectthis object; but it should be re-
,~nembcred tllnt they are always applicable, and should
he used until health is fully restored-asthey will surely
cure sooner than any other remedy, and when we have
health through u en- It l. M patti work--t is a oENu-
NJ cuRs-one that viii NOT dece We.
Fpr sale, wholesale aud retail, by d. B. Payne Lynch
burg; W.. tsp6-u1
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WAsHINGroN, Dec. Ex-senator Gwin has
received information of the failure of the flibus-
ter movement in Lower California.
Beverly Tucker has been elected printer to the
Senate. The bill creating the office of Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury has past the Senate.
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LATEST PARTICULARS.
Hale PAST Two ID

HALF i 1 W. HUN
4 The fire has extended through TO Cliff street,
Id is raging with fearful wildness. 1t is doubt
d if the greater part of the whole block be not
down. The back wall has just fallen with
Fearful crash, and the whole rear of Iiarper's,
a mass of flaming ruins.
The press room is no doubt utterly destroyed.
Iext to Harpers on Cliff street, is Doherty's
BIRD manufactory, full of paper stock it is prob
BIZ that it, too, will fall a sacrifice. The fire
i communicated to the building opposite To
Brpers' on Cliff street, but it does not appear TO
bread. 1t is impossible to say yet, whether
Hy lives have been lost.
The firemen are working like horses, doing
Berything that manly e~xertion and noble devo-
b. can do to subdue the devouring element.
a We learn that when the fire communicated to
y rear; two work girls jumped from Il second sto-
h window of Harpers' Bindery-thcy were con
1erably hurt. The fire is spreading throughout
ii b%inlery with fearful r%apidity.
The flames have just communicated with the
of the houses in Pearl street, opposite Har-
er's; the Franklin Square Hotel, and the old
v alton House are on fire in the upper stories.
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Jno. +. Slaughter 4 CO..,
the old stand of G. & ~. b. Stepto

At the old stand of @ & ". Il. Steptoe,
MAIN st L~YNJHBHiiG VA.
Lave on hand nnd are cnnslneily receiving from
IL THEN foundry. all kinds of %cnstings, wirclr they
are prepared tn srll nj 80 per cent. Ices tlnn they IN
he furnished rl."wherr Among u variety Of othe, Ut.
lirlc-. they cal attrniion to = cir
Grnt =. at from g. - to $I5.
Stoves. ,onl nml " al, at ifom 81 to $50,
Guokine Stove nj $40.
Pots, Ovens. aud keiil"- ~ IL per T..
flai lion-. mud liur, r. ilurz. nj 7c ger III.
Hat X ,ch-. al 81 81,
Fancy GorIrh Glni,s. at ~ Ia sla,
The -npsrior ndVna tuec ni ha>in cnsti "a fr,n MS,
u, lmt II my pnrt ii Il Iirrc should h" br k"n II en- be-
Immediately replaced from 'ur iaun Try at II vriy small
price, whilst uitberu casting cRupoi br replaced nj any
price aad lh" whole pee hre oprs valucla-s.
tBrAl articles obtained from u are eunrantepd to
be- eqnul Ia any lrougit from the Mouth az Elsewhere.
In connrrtion with our cn.r iron depot, Ne have frt
ed II dennt Tor the Piedmont ngrieulI uml works, md ID
lurge SEED TORE.
Piow-, of every variety. nj from ~ 50 to tl2,
IIay and Straw Cutter. $10 Ia sl3,
Single Corn-Shellers, 1T $40.
Double 1 at $l3,
Srrapers, nt 81,
Thermometer ciurns from 8 IN 50.
And every other article thut mny be needed en a farm.
nav 25.ts
N. B-Thcy will pay the highest market plice fo
aid en- tings
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SECOND DISPATCH.

NEW York, Dec. l3.-The statement in the
first dispatch that Breadstutfs were declining
needs correction. Flour has advanced twelve
cents. Wheat is buoyant, and Corn better.
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HALIFAX, Dec. I3.-The steamer Humboldt is
going TO pieces. Only two hundred tons of her
cargo have been saved.
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PILLS,

A Medicine phtch for ninet 9-fyo yearS, has proved torthy
Of all confidence
A MEDICINE universal in it's powers of good TO man
~ woman or infant often loo sed upon Us a blessing
sent from heaven to save life may it be duly apirecia-
ted
But" some one SAYS show can one medicine be use
(ul in all cnses1" We answer, this one medicine pu-
rifles the blood, and as no disease can effect US when
the blood j. pure So.
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NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 18th.

Dates from the city of Mexico to the Bird inst.
represent that Santa Anna intended to declare
himself Emperor the 18th inst. EXPIRE dent
Cevallos and Judge Caslayedo had been removed
from office, for refusing to be k~nighted by Santa
Anna.
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MARKETS.

Lire p0OI, Nov. 3t-fLouR mas dccl ned I'd.
,,px Ina declined l.. The CoTroN market ex-
libjts considerable tirmnes>-the sales for the
~ three DAYS have amounted to BOOB bales.
1 The following are the quotations of Bread
ttuffs:
l.4iDs. sd. White Corn 46s.a46s. cd.
Co lsols 95aD5i.
TIE WAR On THE DANUBE, &c.
New York. Dee. 1.-THE Africa arrived on
,hc sunday previous to the sailing of the Arctic.
Tn ERE is but little news of interest by this ar
wal. Nothing new had occurred along the Dan
ILe Operations have been interrupted by heavy
harms of rain aud snow.
4 Rnmors of an armistice have been in circula-
Fan. but they were not credited
4 Another rumor of a battle between the Turks
nd seryians was disbelieved.
1 The pnduct of Omar Pasla had been approx
IN by his government. The Sultan had present
1 him with n horse.
/ The allied fleets were at Beycos. The Turkish
i - had zone to keep open the coast of Circassia.
IT,, Russian vessels had been lost in the Black
I r. i now reported that Dost Mahommed is OPP
al Ia Russia, us we'll rs all Mahomedans in
Sone difficulty is reported between Turkey and
Breeze. c,1,NA
j In China the insurgents were everywhere sue
&essful.
There was sone talk Of Tartar invasion.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
The English Parliament had been prorogued
I'M January Sd. ~
\ Fngland and France have concluded "A treaty
!, maintain the integrity of Turkey. Austria
~ Prussia have been invited to join. Prussia
1 seryes her decision, but will act according to
b interests.
MISCELLANEOUS,
Large forces of Artillery have been sent to Hun
Z 4 difficulty had occurred among the clergy at
Baden.
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SOUTH-SIDE



PASSENGER TRAIN OF ChttS lenvrs the De
4 poi Ia Petersburg every day. Sunday expected.
ut 7 u'clnck. A NJ hht arrives NJ BnrhcYilie ut the u
trrsertiun 81 thu Rirhm,nd and d m,illc Rail-ltoad
nj 10 p'rlo 'k,h. N connecting by hat iinnd with Me--rs
T. Fnrr n d. Stpgr Liqe ff Chnrlottr Cnuit-tiuuae,
llulttX Court llen-r. D,uyHlc and Greensboro, N q,
nd arriving II larinyillc nj 1870, A. NJ. connect .nR
there with Mrssrs. flagR, Caldwell & Co stage Linz
tpr l%enrhburg.
Returning, TN tinin leaves Fnrmyillr nj |, =. NJ
nd bnrNcville al "a =. m. arriving IN Petersburg II
tiue ir tue trims ptug North ur Sbulb. connect inR
rNery ! u'sdny nnd Fitluy with the Appomntt"x Rtil
i1,id with In -rlrndtl sicn nships liuniasc mud lnme--
t,Wn Tor n e Nn,k which lrnvo CIl Point Mt ~ NJ.
nnd every Wrinoslny with steamships Tor Philude pl,ia
wlnrli leave lily Putnt nl thu anmo hour.
7 --r gers ntelerriue tn renain in Petersburg The over
igli, ron take The morning. train North nj ID A. NJ.
tn james River iunta tor Old Point. Noflolk and baiti-
u"ie at x, A NJ, or the curs for the Souil, Mt . O'clock
IN.
Arrangements have been nnde by which through tick
els IN worr tho tolnwing points nny be procured NJ
= = Hnut y"d tntcH:
lletwrrn Petersburg nud Lynrhbnre through In
mlt'rn iiFuts. .--....-..- ~ VI
l}ciw,rn Prters' nrg and tie Sweet Sulphur
SatIfg. through IN iva NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o 90
l,tw,en Petersburg aud " ii,e Sulphur Springs.
iltnuEl ~ Two 'lhy4, .......--- ~ w
Between Petersburg y Danyiflr, through in tween.
ty-lpur hour. .....-- .s.s.--,. ..-..-...- y -
i}elwttu Petersburg a Gtee slnr', n. O., thro'
n two duys....... 10 90
liefwern Petersburg and Salisbury. n. g through
intlttc ltNa...-... u IN
Between Prtei zbufg ard Chnflnlte, ..--.-.-...S y %
A freight trim i,nvc- tn. Prucr-lurR Depot every
Mondny. Wednesday nnd trilny morning NJ q, A. '. pnd
returns the -nme days Any person wishing 10 see H.,
tnt,z # freight ean nhtnin u freight list by calling upon
Ihc AGENT ut the Petersburg Depot
4 O..
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MONEY "A TED.
Dr.Nastings' Compound Syrup ofNaptha

A POSITIVE CURE POk CONSUMPTION, On.
"A cline. A,liinn, aud all Diseases al tie Cbe~t md
Lnaes. A-ingle boitlr will prave its rfhrary. Hcrrto,
torrnli regular ractI'nuers lnced c~"n>umltio nm"ng-i
fh. ncu,nblr di-ea,rs: n1d as surh, tire hosptinls ct nl
cities drrliurl to receive a. patie"ts persons afflicted
with il. tlappi Y. however "A discovery hOs been made
wI,ict, di.arns Consumption of its t-rols. by placing
it entirely under our contr l.. For the truth ot all Ne
-as, WE refer to aay OF the most eminent Physlr1hn~ "i
Hnspiials in Ameticn and Europe VIII nov, through
she al Of DR.. Hastings NAPTllA ShR q rec"gnizn
Consump'iun n durable. and dali, rinirr in the return
ing health anI 5 rengih of those for whom, before rs
di-iuvoiy. ia Y could have expected on evei hoped i"i
no succur hut lie grave. It is. in tnct, the only nrrpnt
tio7 ever known IL lnvc succeeded in nrre-tng ia" i"t.
mntion at tubercles in the Lnngs. TT IN revnvihP r'o>e
alrend, tonne I. For Ashma Go"ghs. Nigh H"e"tS
SptHinp of Blood. Dificat5 Of Bn0'hi"g mi S'r@"Ss
Of N, chest. HASTINGS NAfTHA SYRUP, 10y N
once graphing with the rool Of the disease sin'I b.
E,te all known rene -; aud Is operations in all ca-"-
are So speedy thht patti MS begin To feed is beneficial e
fects ,o,n after the first or secnid dose.
Wemieht fill u volume with certificates. bu we slnp-
k ask for a single irial of this medicii @. 'or We are con.
fleni that there j. no prr>un -uff ring firm any 'i'ea-e
of the lungs bur wi fad m immediate benefit mud spec
dy cure lr m it. use.
ry~ For >nr N i%ynch5nrg at thu Proprielars 9r'ces.
wholesale and retail by ID II LYMAN.
JOHN II, SEAi X co.
dec 10 d&r6mo
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth.
PoIt Walihall Line.

Port w Atlall Line.
FENIlE hraufifst aud lnturIfr -t'uuI nj p ~ ~
i AUGUSTA. under In cnmmnnd ii. AvkszTS9-
Capt Nm. g. Snitli. $50 long aid fovoiubly hnowh 10
ihe travelling community on the Potomac nnd james
River has resumed her plaee On tia" line via Port Wal
ltn1f, inter having been 81 ,nel " r"buil nd ftt"d nul
~ itie most Elegant -} L., M furnished with Iii" Boat.
Lie rirscryeis. For Pump. md MI the u, plmnre-
q.Irrd by At OF Congress 10 senurc the snfeiy nf l'nss
uuRef-,
Ihe Cars running IL COZ nexion with the Augusta will
leaqethr Richmond ard Petersburg Depot on every Mon.
dp,. Nrduesday.aD' Friday mnrni r,ut 90 o'clock, NJ.
I'er=uns R"ti, ing Ia Richmond by the Packet Bouts,
havs but u few STEPS 20 walk In ths Cars.
Returning tile Augusta will leave Norfolk on thu alter
'ateio,-. viz T~nesdnys, Thursdnys and Saturday,, nj
: O'Clock \. hs
fpre between Richmond mud Norfolk, DO. 81 90
mr. hriwech Richmond, Coke, Rings Mill and
Children over three years and not over twelve
yenrr Of age, hnlf p1ce.
Meals. each. 90 80
srfShnis, through, 5O
Sersnnls 10 any point on tfe river, ..--...-.--. ! 90
Meal, 90 25
~ . Dc TIIOS. DODAMEAD, SNpk
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Baltimore Markets, Dec. Ii.
FLorR.-Six thirty-seven and "A half. Wheat
declining.
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Richmond MnrkffS.

FLouR.-iIolders ask six seventy five. Buyers
offer six fifty. Other articles unchanged.
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DECLINE ~ BRE4DSTUFFs.

WV YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stenmer Arctic has
ID. yed. Her advices are To the Both of NoYeln-
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NeW York Markets, Dec. l3.
Breadstufls are still declining.
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AotAtt., Pa. aes. Qaum,, Ae.

=re only brtfunl A.
'szzs##.. "a#5 L. ,.t. r.. h A.. h. E.
r'rrt 6#ss IL aft..i In - ~,
- t'i>'zai ever -'7en#ln tai, p.aet. srl,rtrd w
ne NeftN',H eHf< A. ct whirn wnl tie hII,#
-uit he .lme- e. " f7t'.h
Int, tilaagb MI lrast. Il, " % ,sII ,,,.a,.o, :, it,.
s't'' = 1oi.or~i Pifiuts Coy Which Dr,p-ry II M.
"'"' ean he arcor'fri, rertnl) VII I'll i. ilc admin,
q on 81 The 'le"'- winch sial, tl,.ue h. rnnms.
Can II Tn s'-n 1T The fns, 3rns sla A..
h'' ~ L T., GlBnS. p,o;fiefaf.
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NOTICE TO CONTRA TO R y
II, gNy rsss EE4gA IA .nnls4s4 IHAaaaqIT1EaA
fRE ~ .ifas....easalss Mzsss.-eMt4
C0yinptOp x Ohio Railroad.

RoOrOSAl4S will be received at the office Of The
L Gnvlngtan aud Ohm Rilroud, IN Gosington, until
In lath of lleoempcr nest, for tho graduation and mn
snery If about seventy five miles OF the nbpyn road ii
wHittl, the eastern poitipn, c mprisiug fity miles, lies
next west of Duvii 4 ,n3 urd The western Irtian,
consisting al about TWENTY-FIVE Miller, lies
lrtWeen he kninwhn River \ lac mouth al Big Satly
A la,pe shnle ri the work Ia he l-i-incluling bridging
mud innucIline- Is heavy nna desirable, aal Ia we'll w,f.
liz the nttrn,inl 81 responsible cnntr ictors. The wesi-
,fn sections oi The above w,ih are uuw iendy Tor *.
animation. aud the c'-icrn po,linn will he prepared in
insprction lay The Btu IT December.
Inlhcr ininrnntion ley be ohtninrd IN application nj
The eomynuy'a Offices NJ Cuyingion and Guynndot;o.
by order oi the llourd, -
GlIAS II. FISK,
Chiet Eerincer.
\ B-Tle Board Of Public Works, ~ Nlteinih, IN.
lrr uhn-r tire ton the Covinptop Hnd Ohio Railroad l.
. BE- constructed. On Stntc account, viii meet, NJ Gov
inginn on Inc 18th al Dcccmbrr, ubov, mined, for the
purpose nf receiving aud acting On Ile proposals TINT
iuny be .nrred - - my lS-d&til3dec
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R%IcnMoNp, Dec. l3.-rhe Legislature nd
iourned this morning Mt an early hour. on the an.
nouncement of the death of Mrs. Governor John.
son.
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NEWS FROM LoWERCALIFoRNIA.
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Beverly Tucker Hleo ed P in ert Senate.
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SEED! SEED!!-
y 600 Bushels prime nrw Culver Seed,
900 F." Orchard Grass
$50 " Kentucky blue Glass Seed,
100 " Timothy "
900 " PLte Herbs A
We respectfully invite the Mt, ntion of our Custom.
ers and the public generally, to our large : ock of Gra.s
Seed which We lave bought upon advantageous terms.
nnd will sell as low or lower thnu any house in tho rity
dec 5.if4 " SAUNDERS IRBY
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u,r ,ers's Book Establishment ON Fire and
Potable Loss of Life.

Potable Loss of Life.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1U-25 =. M.-The steam
baer in Iarper's extensive printing and book es-
pbHsbment has just now exploded. setting fire to
be buildings, and the flames are raging rapidly.
is supposed he entire property will be destroy
4. with an immense loss.
1t is reported, that there are great fears of the
fport being true, that a numoer of lives have
BEN lost of those employed in the establishment.
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uarkefs-Deea.ac a., y. .....t and FIou,
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Nj CABELE n Co, HAElN6 a
vi Steam Saw Mill nrai The Chnpj. with an abun
liant supply of Timber. are pre- pared IL fill promptly nj,
orders they may receive. Having Bnhts OF then owt
they will deliver Lumber ordered of them at any poihl
IN the Canal without delay
Addrrss-Tye River Warehouse, Nelson Co Va.
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House and Sign Painting

VIII be executed in lint style aud III reasonable time
He desires n Gull from all who have work of that kind.
nov 10 Is G hardy, Bridgr Street
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Showing a business unprecedented IN Lite Insurance.
~" anh1ial dividends average aver uurthiri the pre-.
MUM raid. tins making the ectu,l eosi vcly low.
a ir" dnilnis paid annually secures hundreds on
thousands II lie policy holder
~ ftfsan> in L%vnehbalg can oliain necessary hlnnhs
II DE- WINS. Morris, Med cal Adviser f,r tie COM
tnuy. hoy 10 dSc3m1 -
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NE HIREN &.

THE subscriber will hire out AZ Pttsyivnhia Court
bnn.r. on Wednesday the IS Ia = stan'. upwards Z"
100 Negroes consisting nf RnilrooG, Factory and
PI,ntnrinn land- aud House Servat Is, Blonde and ap
nr.,yrd security will be reqni ed in every ln-lnnce
dec 10 isil2S DAWN H. 'LH"h'
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Baltimore Flour 36s. SLABS. White Wheat
d.. rlDs. sd. White Corn I6s.ai6s. cd.