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UNIVERSITY OF LOUl6lANA.-MGOA DEfA6T-
MENT.
TaE ANNUAL COURSE or LECTURES IN THIS DEPART
mea win commence on Monday November ~ and viii tern.
Jane. jones. y. p. Professor q Pssesies. aR
.sn a.. n s. Profess; Professor g sssy
~ @sa r'4' rso e os''s' a.om
Gus,avus A. No., NJ o. Pro,sssor o. a,sfis Medca.
Thomas Ban N D. Professor q rhy.oory Pathology
samuel ? hop IN, ~ Demonstration. q Anatomy.
October the drst nf April.
. % ss: .as sa =.
ne - ss v and a' enjoy
There about thousand patients prescribed for daily in THIS
The number Of nearly s-soy ,sc.,.ns II q.
July so-l.w.sovl "AS 'oSi D ~:
T,HE No Rs of tho southern Man.1Actar~rs' B.ak
'~'''' = : = HENRY NJ MOUSSE,
Agent 9. 81. Sack
once opposite Treasury Department. corner is and ss~sa
yANs q waT.ONs = hiisaelp h,a- manafAc, IA "a
large ns ha awss on Is p
lsn,ed equal 10 any IN The United s,a,ss -
Reference is given have safs. many
r. Maguder 9Th street. Pennsy avenue. Washing
d. c. has Of our safes In and Authorised receive
Mechanic. Bank, Philadelphia, 10 safes
uoi;rd States Arsenal, in rsiad,rpni., California.
United States hppIsIs.s,rs s. Once Philadelphia
Phassiphia, Germsn,owa, Railroad Company
Richard ssn, locomotive WORKS, Philadelphia.
Winchester Bank, Winchester, VirGinia. sfsf
Sole for Buterworth's superior bank locks
Patent slate lined refnssratoSs- Au. ~ f
July 3J-2awiy
Homo and E'o eign Patent and General Agsacy.
MICHAEL NOuRsE CO.,
nearly sppcaiss
General Post Once, Washington, D. G. N Nrfi asH
n. 4 Co will give their Of
NJ as.u., whether bchrs Congress- sspssms
Gut the Executive Departments The procuring n paten
patent
rights Their charges viii be moderate, egussd he
and Of th~ o rendered.
BOa- the arm will EsQiaaA and
Of Europe and will take charge viii which
30 intfustrd Haf7 B hN tH ~
MICHAEL HOUReE,
JAMES MORSE,
CHAs r. orANGDuRY.
Solicitor and legal adviser, n. H. GiLLET. (.
lune i9-wu
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fHAsE's HOTEL, No. s3A broadway, New York.
Thi. establishment WILDE the undersigned city
II Washington the s It's location
desirable and its delightful
No will he render it, patrons
Portable ms any other hotel in The country.
Sept 7--du New York, September s, 1889.
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THE al southern ManufActurxrs' BAnh
i redeemed at par BY The subscriber. $3.50
HENRY NJ. NOURsE,
#IHa saaAersssHe lsi Agent 3. a.. Baak
Once opposite Treasury Department. lash and
Sept3
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MPTAiN W. r. SHERMAN late OF the nnasunccs to hs
friends and public the banking
Of Lucas Turner he has de his
residence that CITY, where he will his personal attention 70
the Of the collection Of debts sell
exchange all the world and the transaction OF bank
ers business In it, general
The wealth and respccshy ohe members Of this hn en-
title u to the most perfect confidence.
Sep t4-dlm
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AYhENr or raIzEs GUARAKTIED BY THE STATE or
MARYLAND.
ECERToN AND BROTHER,
Regular ssnssd agents Maryland South
susst and Exchange Place, Baltimore.
The following splendid particularly worthy The
ton Of the public OF ls brilliant iotlefca
drawn the United States.
RICH oNE-DoLLAR SCHEME
On Tuesday, November Q. 1858.
PArApsco INSTITUTE LOTTERY,
Class 2S3
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Letters r J. Pans assafs = ' . le erection o. peace
or Nsr there c-ic-rsd -- Do fayar ut ih- fJrn-r
tuf h1s ben received n u P~tersbarS IS
Just ,'sihl- tu.i ih- Partisan poll isns u-tsss tn- %
s-icettIes elitmenis for ~ improvement OF ae sius
unu ll- Sf.f..
received ~ --srou ath- prtru; rnpn-a, ARR me
tatl-i C,ut, he'd - I'f doc tn- - o. July aay
ltl IL sec c L,- q " il N-s-r1ce rs "a ,t-d
- Petersburg IT, B-if-h 'iov-rn.n-a addressed o
Eus,..u tA5Lv' Pr i-ot Of g-Lent Rai.h u h,f
r-sl,u-ly sl5n t-l 10 tEsn-- t. priest Bind u
u-.,4-ia.y - Aey were be.Jre zee embassy o PINE
A,ititon
usFrn1 Government, on IS oert has also sen; 10 s.
T-'-rst.rg TIE crat ci Cement which De-n
-,u u,uLic-td T. II g~n1 and Eloh does not essentially
cir,r iron HIT ot II British Cabinet A. N-lLa st-r
,rg coi'rr-r.-s te-E--u d. H-y-Ld0fff AmDa-.4d
cd. Eassa. and " o. Boul Pr-s--n- 81 he AG,tflu .oi
~ itud pr -t - arr-ug- I-lt has been Lr va NJ
The e-c Of b r. los4 t0s IT, Por;- ,h.ud accept
i- l,t- 81 Iiice M-DcnA0h. and that Ia Excl1ngs l.
- sAouc give g. III Iyit- no d-c rns n TOE Gar
n,,- Dot wa 90 aly oh-- th.n ~ ely p lions
t-.,ecr,rst- Do Il'k-y NJ l. i1rqu-ney the French
Minister - NI,nra Ard the EA-i of W--tn r-land have
0-u ncrm-o q this Pr 81, but they I'D no part
p ~ preparation
r. Sis, To- P,r'- as expressed the formal With tha,the
arri g-r ert between AID ku-sa may CONSIST # t-Aty
wtL fakfg thai n .-il Staring point shoud oil Sc
i- flfe-ry q h. Ottoman Empire aud rns eKscu0n II
~ irn al under The guarantee q The i've graf powers
None oi tho. r'-saud least q AL that OF turkey
hs~ aly ch,Ic- 1 beng accepted BY tie Gar nay
yl4J s-- 3 rl- lf- no-r ~ t-- R4.-'ln Chancellor
~a. ti. rel. y L- Fr-lth ana .lsl o4elr a-urs ID
I-.tf.-.a 1-- t- .t-' fD.- 0t t.u4t Ne ro.s
g. rr-l e. .ics of BARS.
i-, stated ne fl4ih a. teeyrauhc disUatc from
Cor antnrfe ih-i 20 Il l0fh-pne cay lfsr than orr
,.s-d.ys Il, li. ep'rNr .srhs r, h. Grand Y4isr
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Pc the sslu.rins Teleuaf 10 The Loadon Times jay
FRANCE.

pv the salnsnne TeeTaf 20 Tue LoDdon lialrs '-J -
FRANCE.
paris. July %, PN-rnv funds experienced a asc'A'
Al th. tx LsI ~ today A.. "a a
-, 1br. p.r Ceut- closed - III &C. for tns sna .T
-. month. ara the -Four sId hAn per CenS. " ~"
500. r,,vvv
i.,o F,spe+ sBo Prussia agreed - o. me ot
srrr ~. u eli v hch s 20 ur propss % hussIs ~D' -
O.ug u, n q f.a.t of tn- Ran .daD' va AIfausSA'
not - vet been sunuiirrd 10 the sultan
paNUBiAN PRINCIPAIrIEs. r., IA,
Jtssy July a Ie nun ID ion"f 0i lH' -
b.f b.ut.o ia y cAurch 81 - >pnaion . -, 40
Prltcr Gorschsi oG. th- Hosp"d.r ms hAi'''
F,,.r.. wer. urs.eui nr~ug the s'lrmniiy I.,1.r
,.It}laot ur, 81 Aessy rsIo"r have srTsro p,.s.s
I,,T,IF.r JrIv 1.-The bad quarters - ne b. h,
.,- 80. t..u established in ibis city The ~gy'
,fsfnbei Of about OUCO ere sacznPed IN t1s s"'N'
81 bucharest ,rerpf,
v,,,x, Saturday july 10, i.l3.-Bodies OF iroogs 20
.il ,.,,hng 10 tie o"eth. Goldous i sH4s u IN
20 90. on m. lifb in.f seer 70 Greet r. L'rfeH oss
100. a., q t.f.sr. u f. bot aud tran OF .''
... .,e.t. O ufoi. arson. -; ,sa
fl.r belts. ..n .... BED oa ihe lt'h. ARD s. >
~. l.u..ars Eere srLt b.. ., ssnes dOsn HE Dt-'S'
Naples
Advices from Naples oi the 18Th instant si-'s L''
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LATEST FROM THE CONTINENT
..pondsDes Of tn. Loi don Daily News, July %.

Cotfesropdsuce % the La don Daily News, July %.
DAnUBIAS fltIncIPALlrlEs.
JAssY July The Ru,sisn aulsry has arrived 10 day.
win u heavy guns Toe buub-r OF tf""ps Snch have
70 10 this cate crossed the Pruih IS 10000 ard others are
fruoumg Tie Cossaoks are spreading th-m'siyes over
tie ,OuDuy.
AUSTRIA
VITNsA July l5-last bi.htA battalion OF the regmsH'
"ConstaLtine lett tor m cAmp, near PvvfwAra.la W
i- .N ious day considerable nUnOsr Of pOatOOns vas
siaiobed ihubeT. .,r,,.,,n
BEHsE, July lj-1hr Federal ,emby Is dyided y
a mon r.,pr.in TIE sstil-u,' III with AURA AZ ns
81 4st,ou ~ France sud Ens aud. rh- Power Eh coo
,o,r Nil ~ pri-VAbcs sau hid u he Cohfrds ration gu
euarstie- p.IsoDs lie . the rars eipeed rom io
BE- All The o-yutles c"u-d.r thus pr"po-0h 70 Dc s
N III i,st following AZ I does the t1puson VI ins Iss
iou,ar q T,iest NON l. nbardy but SOME ne'sfn''ea
aIe lrcn I'd IT, acc. ~ u 'O,npr"hs-, ana - ~
Il removing toe II convrbiefc-- of the oOck.ds H. hH
niohi has lot returned 10 his capital
FRANCE.
PARIS Tuesday-A Geographic dspstch hss oes a -
clS.d announcing tue G.P,tur@ TIE EmpTfo' o' 49,
nom - Pet, % e lth for WarssR, Ebsrs nc W.
e1Utc..o H. afriN- ub The lJft lust .-u,.
ihe nsrAt Tor GOvsnIe >, curiiies mas oss' -'
dsy Oily sIn.l amount If bu-iness hasinB V7s' -.
ac.d .t gene sliy r.Gseed qu'tstDnsi th7 ~ -.
hnW,y.r more nm fsrminsfi 10, Wneu Hs - 81
IL L. lbdic.i.o f.ll # 100 ia tb- Inf7s PEI Nss 80
tr u,ot., ana fht - ~ ins month"; HAo OF ~ 80,
Four.no s. II T. per Cent, ~ The ~'c''h' 4un' to "A
49,. U.lt,., M. too cash renamed aDcasngea 70 a-
acvsucr - 81 tpuk Disce ID Bank o' ~ ,sat.
e., clnoug quOrat0n- sire: For cAsh Ihf-" pr 80.
~ .oc r, ursno Halt pr csn's loH oD5 S,sa
acc, UT, three PEI Cen'-, ~ - i'u' ~"
l0z 20. BaI X stock, = l'ot o, ,f,,f pxb
N,,tt,r1. -7G soc Pair ana Oftaos' d.
.,o s,I.,b.uf.. s.st Co., P,ri- apd Lyons' J-,L
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Queen victors bad scksned with the neasles oH' ns
di.e-se progressing f.vorsbiy
In the House Of Lords the is'h ut Lord Cleodon
stated that an answer entire conformity with th- a"'-
published by the French Government nsd o--n r-'u'nea
TO the last diplomatic circular OF count N's'eoos Ltu
C.,sndoo ..o stated ,bs, the Government hoped to be
Adj, in f- DAYS 10 sy before the House 'se fu ct mo
nation respecting the state Of AT. rs in the East
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~No>sirrR. The rev dispatch Of COai. A-s--.r.,..
whi,i h. Jotralf -r - Ftr'-~y rcri.,1-o r'e ~
atri- fsC been -tut 90 .l BE- R1-.n i a"ns. 30 pr
cu..d a. ~ precision rp1u t-s Emperor, '1ver-u,-n-
qhi,L his lu perish Mresy IS oroervd n 20 convey
y,u ui.boai cuCulaioruuc. (f,foHrl
We cSmci bu, ce2lose sr,' ka'sa a. tie ys-y ~"
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RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
Important French Circular Dispatch.


TIE Mona,r5 publishes the second circular Of II De
Nesselrode dsred June 90 aud rhe folosng important
dispatch sent by the French Government 20 Us dgio-
matte agents abroad:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-03-04
DfCIH's SAFES AGAIN -WHDERiS
IL Patent Soiamaadet, rth Rtchs improvement.
onAn1tsros. S C., No, %, 1872

GHAmEsros. s. C, NOV %, 1872.
Mfssrf lSfearHs 4 MaruIa. Sureesaofs n Rtch 4 Co
Geuicucp:-0n the night offbe lith inst. ny "aiifr
stock. consisting o. oils, candles. white lend. rubber
springs and packing, aso q very great quantity Of othei
merchandise. wbn consumed by fire. Your sate. contain
ing ms book. WIS IN the hottest pnrt olthe fire, and ~
ny Thing IN ii wa sBved IN tho mus perfect condition
lha used the gus for q moment. ut dirk. and the box af
matches used IN Light II Waan rs il our custom, put inip
The snfe. for consider them dangerous things 10 leaHe
ihout. The matches and The books where all at my
whole stock TINT had not the mark ofihe fire upon them.
Unfortunately forIur. you hive here hid proof of the
eoodues. of youf solaapFiefs. to the perfect ,afisiaetion
II overe one Who Witnessed the disiraction OF my store
YUarstory respectfully,
EWIS VI. HATCH.
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Bn0Rs. STATIONERY &c,

E5DOHs ON AGRICUE.EDfSE., ae
ID p Is PAY AE bacon maud, aud WI ssu on sD'h
terms
Complete Fnrner and American tfafihtF
Family Kitchen Gafiser, BY Bdnt
Practical Agrirultufc, bY johnson
johnson. Agriculture Chepi@uy
leuHti on The Iiarse
shecp
Pig
Dog
Stephens Book Of the Farm
The American Farm Book, ~ Allen
Aliens isural Architecture
The American Muck Book
Treatise on ilot-hause
1dcbig'. agricultural Chemistry
Poultry Book. several kinds
The American Farmers Universal land-book
Coleman Practical Agriculture
Mrs Bliss Practical Cook Book
Nj. Lraiie's Receipt Book
% " complete Cookery
" House Book
Eirsipin House Book
Atom Cookery
Berct's Cookery and Domosrir Economy
Agriculture for Schools, by Biakey.
AI-o. A largo assolImrbt of Hand Books, Of Rural
nd Domestic Economy in fopcr. nj 25e each &c, &C.
Hoe ts
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X ! ECIIOLS,
: PRYOR.
.OPARTNElkssIIr

~ Ills day a.suripte4 Themselves together, under III
.iylo aud firm uf ECHOLS PRlORN r|ALIAFERItp
with the view Of conductlng a general Comm'ssion bus
iHcss in oil tshtpnche-.
Their hapre is thr l1fge aud comnnliopa brick ten"
sr's factory. Immediately on the canal. and nearly oppo
cite the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for the
reception of aud storing all kinds Of produce, ms
well as merchandise. @hstheir lot is lorge, and made
,ncure from all depreciation by n strong enclosure, and
otherwise conveniently arranged, they are enabled 10
give SPECIAL attention 10 the sale Of every description oi
Lumber.
Every necessary pre- pnration is also made II receive
Lime in any aud all quantities. Particular attention
will be paid to the sale Of this article, Oonsignments
nre solicited from those preparing such commodities foI
market, They also solicit conai2nmcnts of wheat, flour,
eorn, meal, oats, as we'll rs every description Cf pro.
,lucc.
Liberal advances, If required, will always be made ON
eonsignments in hand. Coal, lump, and ground plaster.
and guano will nlways be kept on hnnd-orders solicit
ed.
All orders for goods from punctuol customers will re-.
ceiye prompt attention.
Goods consigned to their care, to be forwarded, viii
he attended TO with ull possible dispatch.
No charge made for drnyagc on merchandise or pro
duce. either by railroad or canal. by applying them
selves closely IL business, < being determined To ue ~
cry possible cndenyor in pleasing all who may chll OF
them, they hope torceoive the encouragement ofnlibcrp
public. RI ECH1OS,
WIN II PRYOR
jan 11-d6cts n q TALlAFERRO.
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GOUTnERN FFSE AssT, BY Il. as.

GOUEHEEkN FINE ART, BY e. az.
jNGTON- Uuprccefcnicd iahcona0ts Of american Fine
Ag1.-IVdch's MagniRc,nt Por,a3 II FLASHING
TON-(20 by 90 inches Engraved on steel (by per-
.uission) from Gilbert Stuart's only original painting.
The celebrity Of this great engraving has doubtless
become familiar rs household words to the mind Of
every person in the L s. who can read.
Every Artist Scholar Statesman and Jurist, in our
country and in Europe, capable of Judging, has pro-
louured WEIGHS WASHINGTON Z PERFECT trans
cript Of Stunts world-rcnownrd painting, and As such,
HE ovLY CORRECTLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT IN ExIs-
ENcE.
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
The only merit this Portrait Of Washington possesses
), that the Senate Of the United States, and the most
celebrated Scholars, Artists, Jurists and Statesmen Of
he United States, pronounce it the ONLY CORRECT Por-
rait ol " ashington EvEh engraved.
particu ar attention is invited to he following letter
rom the Hon Roger b Tancy, Chief Justice of the L.
tates:
BALTIMORE. June 26, 1852.
Dcar Sir: Accept my thanks for the Portrait Of
beauty must strike every one who sees it and it is no
ess happy inns likeness 10 the Father of his country.
I was Jay good fortune to have seen him in the days OF
~ boyhood, and his whole appearance is vet strongly
oppressed ON my memory. The portrait YOU have is
led.apPeafs To me to be an exact likeness, representing
crlcellY, the expression. as we'll IA the form and fea
Tres al lbs lace With great respect,
| am yUurt ob't servant.
Il. b. TANEY.
Geo " Childs. Ese., ?hiI'a.
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'LEWI9. N. HATCH.


RoDsGr. Miss., Dec, 1872.
isgar B,idRr, ~. .Nto Ore0ns.
Deu Str-Nc aeul YOU one of Rich q Cos 9fc.,
tried in tho fire IN our town on the 22d August. lhl'
Safe stood M exirctnehe heat Of large frame building, ~
which >, eas nsod sunuupdcd hy n qoaotlty Of bageing
laur. fopr whiskcy. md many oiIrr eombastihle ati'
les. II will. ahow font If The hcnt it sustained. Tn
inpers therein verena zen sniled. We therefore d"
hereby certify TINT thisl, one OF the bost Soles Ne hate
-ern. AL stHcr sulrs, except this mike proved WORTH
rss, ~ can nuR hc proven on The ruins.
Yours respectfully.
WORTH1NGTOS 81 co.
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IssoGtTI0N

AESsOLt EEON'-l he roPnrhetrblp briHtti
, die Subscribers, under the style "i ECHOIN y
PRYOR. il th5s day dissolved by mutual roa.ent He
affairs of The lafe firm will be settled by either of The
sabsrrihers, WIN viii continue 10 ura the nutnc oi ia"
firm only IN winding up.
A. il il oil es-cntlni 10 them in closing their intn bust
icss. ticy hope thar all against whom they may have nc
counts. illcone forward wifhugt delny aud settle.
Their sueres-ors in the GROCER1 IRE MessrS
Niurroll Il S4ntton, fr whom they mkr pleasure in be
speaking the lgYar Of their Old friend aud customers,
end the pabiio geueraliy.
One 81 the firm win generally b. found in their Office,
inthc second story ri their old stand, Immediately over
Nessrs NJ. x IS counting room
1t ECH0LS,
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MECHANICAL.

IaHg SUBSCRIBER BgGs LEAVE Q RI
j s~peetfily 20 cal tie attention # tie rii'fens -
Lynrhbufg Bud the adjoining eeuHifs. - hz isIf' =
4 splendid aasorfmfnf ri D0isk3iOE I'll
CATERS. &c. Of his OYiA AiAkE-
on Which are WARRANTED o. fHE nEaf qtAi1
- AaD % aufKRIoR wnHEuAssHfP.
Persons wi.hing TO hayea good nnd dofnhie boot ~
Shoe for the present .enzon, iii DO well - coll on ms
as | am determined to p.ease, both as regards quaia3
and price.
Don't iofret 10 call NJ the store three doors above tl'
fraBklin Hotel. aud Immediately oppe-ife Tie C5lzrns
Swing Bunk. II. G~hihhhbl'
f.a fIta
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MISCELLANEOUS.
EvREsu GARDEN sEEDs.--T

L'EtEs1EE 0NHtDAIN SssDs's
1 soribef now has IN ftore HE Spring supply oi 9pf-
den Seed-. hi stock i large ard embraces cycts Rsflrif
usually wanted IN this climate. They arc oil fresh an
genuine. and d-oa from the celebrated ilsuso oi Dawn
tAspRrTn Of Philadelphia also, m assortment 81
rhoiee LOWER +
Catalogues With ALMANAC and directions Tor planting
asd culture to be bad eratis JOHN H. sEAf.
feb qtsl Druggi.f.
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READ THIS!
rom the Hon. John Mclean. Associate Judge of the
supreme Court
CINCINNATG, 29th Oct. 1852
Dear Sir; | thank You for the engraved likeness of
= 'nerni Jackson itisau cyrcl,cnt one. In the latter
nj of his liie.his grey hnirs, his tail and venerable frame,
'e sincerity and kindness oil his expression aud man
n c%apitNated all who became acquainted with him
7ere were taw. II any. persons odncated nj home or
'rpad, however much they nny hive associated with
reign counts, VINO equal the grace und effect of Gen
'rk."Hs manner in "A social circle. Whether we con.
irr him in the field. in the druviug.room. or at IN,
cad ot the administration he was II remarkable man.
With great ~re-pect.
JOHN MCLEAN.
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HgO HOUSE BuRhDEHs.--Th The

Il beers have on hand a very large assortment of Rim
and Mortise Locks, "a portion very lne) PIaie and
Closet Locks, Door and Window Hinges, Blind nstcf-
ings, Screws, Cut and Wrought Nails. Finishing Nail,
French and American Window Glass from 7 70 to 2O%
%, Putty, Sash Cord, &c ,&c,-all of which they are
disposed TO sell ON far terms.
l~ina27-tfl GREGORY. ROYALL K SIMPSON.
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hats n CAPS

FALL FASHIONS FOR 1852.
HyHE subscriber has now received his New York.
Baltimore and Philadelphia styles of Gentle men
mol Molcskin, SIN. black and white, Denver nnd
Brush HATS. which. for durability aud beauty, cannot
he surpassed in this or amy other market. His stock i.
now large and complete, embracing all of tie latest ana
% most. Gg p, IRE r. 1g,,. 81 Ia II IT%5,, @"@ o e4% r>.., a
"a whichhe most cordially invites 80 old riends ard
e,stoners and the public generally, to give him "A cal
f,core purchasing elsewhere. His stock will be found
n, chenn osnny other establishment in the city All
lipd. of Hats made to ordcrwith neatucss and dispatch
IV- Customers Has dressed orr free gf cbo &c
Call at the sign of the BLUE HAT.
oet a.ts WM. STGTZER.
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STEAM ENGsENE.--For sale II steam engine,
OF so horse power. suitable for a saw mill, -four or
com mill or ior II collier. This engine was made in
England, and cost $l3 600 to import, and is pronounced
by i"dgcs rs being "A superiorarticlc We will sell at a
great sacriiicc. We refer applicants, as to its c~apablity,
&c, to Thos Dodamead, Esq. superintendent ofthe
Petersburg Railroad Company, or Ia Maj Snead, AT the
Toll flee. EDMOND. DAVENPORT, K co.
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4 YNCHBuRG FOUNDRY.--Tnrbu, bus.

YNCHBURG FOUNDEsK.--THE bus
IL ness heretofore conducted under the firm - 7
s. s. DlUGUlD, will continue in future ~ =
lyle Of
DTUGUID g. BROTHER,
and tfcy take this opportunity TO return thu i'm.
The public for the very liberal patronage iotle inn
1T. q s. Diuguid, and beg a con i,oarco a. Z
snme.
We have on hand a lot ofToBAcco SuRAws Arn rREs
|. .Es.a TobnccoF inishcriust gottenup, Plough nd Point.
fall descriptions, Mill Gearing, arongLr and cu,r
, rlrcshing Machines, &c &, &c
IT. DlUGUID.
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DURAEC NOTICE. do her.hv ciyc natl

DUBAEC NOTECE.-I do hereby give notice,
d that owing to bad health, / am compelled to DE-
cIino business and that shall sell at Cosi my Sfoek Of
positively dispose Of my entire stock of Warrie-, jew
clry and Coufcctionar at public Auction. Ny slochls
valuable and worthy Of public attention.
IN closing my business ia Lynchlurg. | tender to tie
public and to my friends my most sincere thanks Tor
heir long continued confidence and support
ca. EytRD.
/. H-AH prrsons having work at my Shop aiereq les
I'd 10 get il away without delay, and all whose watches
taye been in my Shop over - months are uoriird 'iat
ny saIe. c. \. i.
Feb dts
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CARn.-rnE rNDEsIGNED MOULD r.

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pcctfnlly ask q continuance OF the patronage So
ong bestowed upon him. 10 the new concern nad il
his connection lie deems it proper, to ask all WHO ~,
Indebted tn him to come forward and settle their nc
counts without delay.
There nre many clnims Of long standing, which mus
close mp, aid il ia expected fhat all who know them
srlycato be indebted will pny attention to this notice.
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