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w..nrSsros, October 10 1853

WASHINGTON October ~ 1899.
DRoPosALS will be Of The sob
December next for furnishing bricks ts construction ne
Washington aQueduct. 49,,
The whole quantity needed viii probably be about of aions
Proposals should state the quanuy which each baaei vi" ~
take W furnish.
The bricks delivered such points oil inc has as may
from Tune " time Ne by the ebsine ues Ana
quantities viii depend The appropriations ma'e "
There clay suitable ios making oeAs aonx
the ne and will be required 70 furnish Aans o
cjs bricks be(of commencing the manuactufc
Noac but well bneks entirely acceptable TO the
will WIN required 10 be made
mouds Conforming the municipal regulations of The city
Of Washington -, .-..4.s .....
tie effect that they
bidders WILL their bud
ontef within with sufficient
,nees 10 offered. Said
nansd by United Judge, United
States officer OF the
.oyealnen individual known the Of War;
The gua5aatois able 10 rake good their antee
All bids be sealed aud endorsed Proposals for Brick for Wash
hqueduct" The bids will be
bidders choose 20 be Az the certainty supply is
the failure OF contractor involving probably the
stoppaye ot the work whole Uasad
Itself the all the bids
supply bricks
.he work. Sec from Engineer Department Regulations
beiow)
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The York Liverpool United states mail
Stcamers
The shiu pyxinv fLsh ueuf

The Adriatis Capt Grafton
-~ex.~. These ships having built by contrac
TEY for government has been
LEIXX@ also their engines,
strength and speed and their accommo-
dutons comfort
Price Of passage New York Liverpool in l cabin $3.50
I'm SECOND cabin 500
From Liverpool 10 New York, 30 and E20.
An experienced attached TO each ship.
No bcrths be secured until paid for.
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NEW sILVERWARE.-M. w. GAIT Il BROTHER
unusually OF the latest styles Of
consisting Of
Tea sets, pitchers, eoblst, cups, spoons
Forks, ladies, napkin rings, fish knives
Preserve and ieliy spoons, cake knives
aoup ladies, s,tters, crumb
Cream ladies' sugar spoons, ice tongs
Gravy ladies, pickle knives and forks, hc.
all Of and pure
silver. NJ w. GAIT h BRO,
siRn Of the Golden Eagle, Penn avenue,
between 9th and lob
Oct 30-A
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spwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, clsby
with marble mantels hxtne
EACH and convenience
eeneei family, will be rented favorable
punctuai tenant, on applcaiont TO = -. -
L.. N, sTRATTON,
Auctoneer md Commissio Merchant,
aouth
Al 6-Nodn
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IMpoRTAsT AND VALUABLE INVENTION.

cANDs AND CUMMINGs's BRICK MACHINE PATENT
y Rights this city, have been
appointed for the United States for the sale Of
thoroughly tested and
practical bnckmake throughout the country to be the
produced Its
worked the application Of motive power, eam
With light horses the clay tempered and at
the
excelng rapidly OF operation any other machine
for that purpose now known. -
The Of American patent is only delayed until the
abroad Meanwhile, NJ N b Co.
territory and
a the snms-
pzd their Once, corner OF 9Th and
sire nea Post Office Department
Junel g-eodn
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NOTICE TAX-PAYERS-DEDUCTION PROMPT
1853 due payable tina, deduction
before the both instant.
Sep, is--eodf r.. ROCHE, Collector.
New WORK by tn. author OF The Wide, VIA.
MI. Rutherford, Children by of Wide,
Asssa; wo' w., new edition vol: VOL,
Comparative Pnnolosy by NJ. schsl. D. We're. Of
y The YOUNG Lady. Home. BY Mr.. Louis. Q. Tu,hm
oS,as 70 q ssapss S.g'phy and H''o" BY Edmund
from s':s ~s is' :' i9
cry Ar,ass,sr. ps,',. for Dwelling Houses Stores, uo
LORENZO Benon, or, Passages in the Life of Italian.
TAYLOR MAURys
Nov Bookstore, Ninth street,
EXCAVATIONS AND EMBANx = ENTs.-Iu., published,
New and Improved Tables with the method Of their sppca
level eu,,ns. and embank
May be had At TAYLOR a MAURYs
Novs Bookstore, near 9th street.
HINTS TO sPORTyMES, containing note. shoot
Hs~isr on shooting edited by WIN. Porter York
Frank Forester. Field sports, vols svo., Illustrated.
Game 10 II. Season. by Prank fcr.s,er VOL Illustrated
The Rod 's and sss Gaa sy Woa and oai,es soi Eda
The American Shooter. Manual. vol, Philadelphia.
Tne Sportsman = France BY Pred zoltsy vols. London
Trssti-s the Rife, fcwIng Piece, sc by n Bosworth,
Dog Beaknss by Lieut. Col Hutchinson, crsaads Guards,
Dog. Origin by H. D. Richardson. p.mph
let, Dublin.
Observations bog Breaking, by wm Poyd, Gamekecper
Pamphlet, London.
ycusu Dog edited by r. j. Lewis, N. ID. vol.
Nov 9 FRAkCK TAYLOR
LA WILLIE DE PARIS.
lr respectfully nfbrm his and the public
M establishment tha Avenue between
opened I'll Monday
November TIN owing
which he b. favored the week
will prompt attention II len at the above place.
Nov sd
JAPAN tho Japanese, comprising she Narrative
Captivity Japan by Capt Goiownin, Of the Russian
~ vols, London.
from recent Dutch Travels
especially the Narrative Of Won sicbod vol, London.
lspanAn Account Geographical and Historical by Charles Mac
Falsne, ESQ., ] vol.
Japan, with Introduction and notes
Pamphlet, London -
Japanese. with Illustrations by Talbot waite NJ
4 ID Pamphlet
Jspoc Indo Chine Dubois de aancgny, aid de-
For sale by
Nov 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
EDuCAL HOOKsA large medical books, for
vi ssle At the pnb'isher. prices.
oct0 FRANCK TAYLOR
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DARN for sale In Alexandria county, Virginia. with
In miles Of the squeiuct and four from the Presidents
sell reasonable
FROM thereof located above, within half mile
Balls Roads, hundred There
between twenty i've and thirty Of beautiful tmbered land
the residue cleared Much portion OF this farm rich
including thirty which might be
be disposed purchase
referred John Ball. Ninth Pennsylvania
avenue, or Horauo Ball, on adjacent farm.
MayfI-eodu WIN. BALL.
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THE UNION ACADEMY Of Hath street aad
i New York avenue,
q. HIGHLANDS, A. NJ, Principal,
and the Usios FrHALg street,
York avenue and street,
Mrs. z. RICHARDS Principal,
will have their during
weeks in July aud viii for another year Mepd
September, 1885, full Of enssgsd
For further particulars catalogues
hams bookstore Jsy I'm
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NEW Mackercl, salmon, 80, inspection 1865
IN No 1 mackerei in 25 ID. kiits
No 3mackefei, small, q H. kits, breakfast mackerel)
ko.4 do in barrels.
ticrcs ickIcd salmon, very fine.
Spiccd salmon and nackerel, hsrmeicay sealed
Scaled and No. herring, in boxes, this YEARS..
Also, Longworth and Zmmennan's sparkling
Wines (the dry said be superior the celebrated
wines0
Tene Hauie, Vincennes, and Cincinnati family hams.
In store, and for sale by SHECKELL Il BAlLY,
Successors John u. kibbey h Co.,
Sep l5-eotif No. 5, opposite Centre Market
GREENS Ink Eraser and Paper Cleaner for Book
keepers, clerks and literary kind
rubber far article for
introduced Aside from is superior qualities pencil
scraper, and leaves the suacc OF the paper
For sale by COLLINS BOVINE l.
llth street. doors north OF Pennsylvania
Of stahoners Hall, ia and I76 Pearl street, N. "
Sept l6-m
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hereby certify that the best of knowledge and belief tn
above g0arAntors. good sufficient Il. f.
Der ll--dioU DEG
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land warrant No oe issued under the act Of
Ia 1852 for - of
Lisul Graham United has been
destroyed shall weeks this date, apply the Com
MISSIONER of Pensions fos a renewal Of said warrant
4-lav6w. GEORGE r. GRAHAM.
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NEW York. May Id. Is53--Thc undersigned bss day
opened Office, No ~ William street,
for the transaction Of general brokerage business "
Bank insurance, mining railroad
securities bought
Promissoy notes, bills Of exchange and negotiated
May l9-du EMANUEL n. HART.
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WAITED N iunp Of hundred
and within miles Of
WuAiaetoa offrom will Any per
caa purchaser addressing paid stating Ac
NJ. w. BOYD,
OctI An Hag~rstown. Md.
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AW NOTICE-sIDNEY s. BAXTER, attorney general
IL Virginia, Washington practise
He will practise the Court the United
the District Columbia, any professional
business confded to him.
Office in Monsons building AZ Of Pennsyva
MIA
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OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEPART.

THE NOTES OF the southern MAnufhctursxs' Ban
i redeemed at par by tho subscriber.
HENRY NJ. NOURSE,
Agent h. n. Bank
Office opposite Treasury Department. l3s s,ses,
Sept 3-dif
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Arrival ofthe Cambria a, Halifax

STU Later From Europe
HALIFAX, N. s., May 1.-THE royal mail
steamship Cambria, with still later advices
from Liverpool. has just arrived.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton unchanged. Sales Of the week A.
900 bales. a better feeling existed at the
close the actual stock on hand was only
10000 Understanding reduction of 65, 900.
Spectators took 5000 and exporters 5000
bales. Breadstuffs steady. Consos 1909.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Atlantic arrived out on the 9th ult.;-
Her news had no effect n the cotton market,
and buyers were awaiting lower prices. Qoo-
tatons continued as per the Hermann. Sales
OF 40 casks Rice at GAS. Flour advanced 3D..
and Wheat I'd
HAvRE, April 27.-Sales of cotton for the
week, $4,000 bales: tres ordinaire e3f. Rice
scarce and firm
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased 9f430,0O0
The Canada Reserves bill had passed the
House.
Lord Palmerston stated that Kossuth would
not be prosecuted on any supposed connection
with the late discovery of rockets.
The Jewish Disabilities bill was Defeated
Wentzell IL Co., of Rotterdam, and John
Atwood of London, had failed for large a.
mounts.
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WnShinNk0n affairs.

WASHINGTON, May lO.-Jeremiah Osborn
has been taken up as compromise candidate
for the Albany Post Office, in case the Cabinet
fail to agree on either Johnson or French.
The Attorney General having decided that
the contracts for the materials for the Capitol
extension vailed, and Lieut.. Megs having,
after thorough examination, decided that tie
foundation walls are substantial enough to
build upon, the marble cutters resuned their
labors yesterday morning, and the other arti-
zans are TO resume shortly.
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ANOTHER RAILROAD CATASTRO
PIE
Collision on tie Erie Railroad-Fom Men Sc
yiously Injured.

riowsly Injured.
On Monday night collision of two traps
occurred in the neghborhood of Bergen. on
the Ramapo branch ofthe Erie Railroad about
four miles from Jersey city. 1t appears the
cmigrant train from New York had met the
day express train from Dunkirk half mile
west of Bergen junction. The locomotives
dashed against each other and were complete
ly smashed the tender of the express train
was driven back into the baggage car, destroy.
ing the car and much of the passengers bag
gage. Immediately as the engineers and fire
men perceived that a collision was inevitable,
they jumped off the train and escaped without
injury.
Four brakem"n, however, named Harrison,
Van Klee G ifio and Farlow o. Cara, were
seriousl, AID two Of them, it is feared fatally
injured. The greatest sufferer by the caami
ty is O'Gara, who had his right leg smashed,
and his left foot severed from his leg. The
party whose injuries were next in severity to
those ofO'Gara. was Van Keet, who had his
leg smashed to piecies. He has a vile and
two children living in Jersey city. Griffin has
leg broken. The injuries of Harrison are in
ternal he has no bones broken.
Ofcourse the creates CONSERVATION prevail
ed amongst the passengers, none of whom
however, were injured. The Day Express
Train should have reached Jersey CITY at s,
80, but it was detained about two hours and a
half, MT arriving ct the depot till liz o'clock
This catastrophe, like the more terrible
tragedy on the New Haven Road, says the
New York Times. was the result of palpable
carelessness. The day express train, bound
east was running on time. and no blame can
ba1 In q bo
tothe engineer, or TO any person connected
with the train. The faul: evidently lies with
the n conductor fthe emigrant train, Mr.. G. w
1ale, who left the depot at Jersey City one
quarter of an hour before his time.
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New YoRK. Lay 1.-THE steamship Her.
mann. from Bremen, has arrived. She brings
later advices from Liverpool, and 1870 passen.
gers
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cotton unchanged. The market closed dull
but steady. Sales fthree DAYS previous to
The departure of the steamer. 16 600 bales -
Fair Orleans. GID; Mddling, SD Fair Up.
land, Gid; Mddling Upland, 81. Flour ad.
vanced Sd. Corn firm
MISCELLANEOUS INTELLIGENCE.
1t has been satisfactorily ascer,nined that
kossuth is not implicated in the rocket affair,
although he acknowledges design of waging
war on Austria 10 recover the rights of Hun.
gary.
Lord Caldron recently stated in the House
OF Lords that the government was convinced
that the maintenance of the Turkish empire
was necessary, but did not apprehe d that
war would grow out oft.
1t was generally believed that the Budget
would pass the House ofCommons by a mod
crate majority.
An attempted instruction at Frbourg
Switzerland, was suppressed after considera
BILE loss of lfe
Intelligence has been received from China
announcing the capture OF rebels at Nankn
and that the government of that country was
much alarmed at the existing state of affairs
The English Commissioners to the Worlds
Fair will take passage for America in frigate
and war steamer
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Confession ofa Forger- TIE Martha WASH
angt0n COnsDiy0cu Case. 6r.

"'S ~" CU"op""hJ OUSe, &C.
CINCINNATI, May 9.-The man Miller, who
confessed to having forged check in this city
last winter, was finally brought before the ma.
glstrate to-day, when he again confessed his
guilt and was committed in default of $4,000
security. His confession is substantially the
same as stated in dispatch sent from this city
on Friday last, but it is reported that parties OF
responsibility and standing, not before suspec-
ted, are now implicated
The trial of tho martha Washington Con
sPiracy Case" commenced this morning before
Judge Mclean. All the prisoners were pres
ent except Nicholson and Stevens; the former
forfeited his recognzance OF $4,000.
The office Of the District Attorney was burg
larlously entered at Columbus, last night, and
several papers connected with this case were
stolen The room ofMr. Burton,principal pros
ecuting witness. at the Neil House, was also
entered, and his trunks ransacked, but no pa
pers OF Importance were taken in either case,
which cannot be replaced. Animmense mum.
Der Of Witnesses have been summoned "A nd the
trial is expected to last three weeks
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TUST received by Q. Morse South End Book and
- Paper House-a full and Complete assortment of
Note Paper and Envelopes. Fancy and Plain Motto
Transparent, Bridal, aud other Waters Double Enam-
cled Visiting and other Cards; Quilts, and Steel Pens
great variety; Letter Scales School and Pocket inks
Fabers' Writing and Drawing Pencils; Drawing Paper
Patent Blotting Paper; Rubber Bands; Paints in Boxes
Ink and Ink Powders-Also, fine assortment Of Blank
Accounts Memorandum and Pass books, embracing
large variety, with many other articles t,
mention. ma TT.
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THE GARDINER TRrAL.-On Tuesday Cap.
tains Doubleyday and Hunter testified as to the
direction they took from Lcguuillas to the
mines. Captain Hunter spoke of a mining Ii
tie he had seen in the office of the Alcalde of
Laguinilas.
Captain Partridge was recalled and concur.
ed mainly with the two proceeding witnesses
as to the route and distance to the rivers from
Leguinias.
Mr.. May desired to prove by him CORE
spondence between John Charles Gardiner
and Verestegnia; but the court overrued him.
Judge Aquiler being recalled contradict
ed positively the testimony of Huici. that he
had informed him (HuicD that he the Judge)
had been offered brides by both the govern
ment and DR.. Gardiner. He intimated that
Huici had made some overture to him, the
character of which he did not state, and the
Court did not inquire. The Court then adj
onrned.
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CHINESE MISSION. The New York Ex-
press states that the Hon. Humphrey Marshall,
our Minister to China, has, according to letters
received in New York, encountered difficulties
which indicate the partial miscarriage OF his
mission.
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POSTPONEbfENT.

lhe above sale Ia postponed until Friday the goth of
May ma l4dsN JOHN JOHNSON Trustee.
NJ OTICE-rhe subscriber having purchased the
~ merchandise and other stock of Mr.. John w. Ty-
Ter at this place, takes this mode of informing his
friends and the public that he will continue the late
business of the said Tyler under the agency of Alfred
w. Flippn and Robert A. Stephens, and the
toners said Tyler to extend their patronage them
lie will sell his goods at low prices punctua
mers. JAS. G. STEPHENS,
Dec %, 1851. Bent Cyeek.
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destructive 1ormado.-Loss Of Life and 81
kensiDe D1,n1oP

NORFOLK, May I0.-A tornado Of great vi
olence passed over Moses Point, in the lower
part OF Princess Anna county. Va, yesterday
"A number of houses were blow down, and q
great many damaged TO considerable extent
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GEORGE BAGRY,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
InFFERS FOR SALE
~ IS Tons American rolled and Hammered Iron,
embracing almost every size and description Of
the beat quality,
10 Tons American Band Hoop Oval, hall round. horse
shoe and nail roads,
TO- 900 lbs. Western Bacon, hoground,
1900 lbs city smoked sdes,
30 hhds New Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars trics
ly prime
| 10 lbls prime Pot, Rico Sugar,
50 bb and boxes Loaf crushed and puyerized su gar,
100 Bugs Rio, Laguaria Mannilla Java Mocha Coffee,
| very fine,
8 hhds. w. l. Moasses.
| 10 bbs. New Orleans Mplas ees, crop,
10 bbs. Tanners Oil
10 /" Pure,
25 whole and hai bbI'. new Herrings,
I'D do family Shad,
100 Kegs old Dominion Males, 3d to inch spikes,
90 doz. bed-cords and Lending lines
30 gross patent Matches,
1000 papers cut Tacks
500 Sacks Liverpool Salt,
100 bags Table Salt,
| 10 sets Axles and Carriage Springs,
10 Bellows, assorted sizes, common to best quality,
quo lbs English blister Steel,
| ton American hammered Steel,
$500 cast and sheaf Steel
| 10 Anvils and Vices assorted sizes,
| 40 Boxes Tin plate 10 \ Ia and Is \ 90 lie and TX
80 Reams Gap, Letter and writing paper,
500 lbs Cotton Bats,
5000 lbs Leaksyille and Milton Cotton Yarns,
| $50 Sides Good and damaged sole Leather.
| 1913 Sides black upper Leather.some very heavy,
$500 American, English, and Russian sheet iron,
l. pigs block Tin,
100 lbs. slab Spclter,
1000 lbs. Sheet Zine
Trace Halter and Bnck Chains,
Sand Selves, for Paserers and Brick Layers,
Meal, Cookie and Sand Selves,
Files, assorted Coaton and Wooden Cards, Ssgars
Tea and Table Spoons, Shoe Thread
Sd and A heavy do nestcs; Nos and Osnaburgs,
Calicos; Silk and Cotton Handkerchicfs,
Nnnkeen. Stripes assorted,
Mus.ard, in great variety; Shoes. assorted
Bucking Nutmegs; 81 10, IL, 12e ID Glass, Pep.
per- Ginger, Alspice, best Green and Black Teas, ~
g Tar, Glass Tumbcrs Indigo,&o &e.-All Of which
will be sold ut u bargain.
MP 28-ts
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,yery'hing for many miles being proslrated.-
-Four Persons were instantly killed, and
nu .nber seriously injured.
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pursuance of deed of trust, executed the 18th
Il day of February, 1852 10y Elisha Snead, the under
signed will proceed the premises, Friday the
18th inst, sell at Public Auction n certain LOT VI
PARCEL OF GROUND, with the buildings aud appur.
fenances situated the north aide of third street,
containing ONE-FOURTH OF AN ACRE, in tho city
of Lynohbug sit being the property purchased
by said Snead, of jesse T. Duigud and wife, ard
veyed by deed, aated the Goth July 1850 and recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the Hastings Court of Lynch
burg The title is believed to be goodbut the under
Aligned will convey such only Is vested in him, as
Trustee under the deed aforesaid.
Terms made known the dry of sale
JOHN JOHNSON, Trustee.
ngrec to the ntove sale, provided II 10 made upon
credit of 4 and months
A. +. WITTEMORE,
May 4, 1888 By W. X. Roaae has Arr.
agree to the above sale, upon the terms propose by
n. h. Whitttemore. ELISHA sNEAD
May 4, 1853. LINN 5..tds"1
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AUCTION SALES.


Il emenf-By virtue of n deed OF Trust exee,i.
ted the Goth day of April 85a by Elisha Snead, anil
Susan A. his wife, duly recorded in the Clerks Office ol
rustee therein named. will proceed se the pm-
ses on Friday the 18th day of May neSt, the LOT &
TENEMENT conveyed In said deed The Lot Is stu
ated at the Junction OF Second with Falls alley
Trims ONE-EIGHTH OF AN ACRE, and Is now In
the occupancy Of said snead.
Tho Title Is believed 10 be entirely good but the urI.
dcrsgned will convey such only vested in him
Trustee.
Terms made known at the time and place oil sale.
mp o6-dtds JN0 NJ. SPEED, Trustee.
POS TPONEMENT.
The sale Of the above property IL postponed until
Friday the Goth of May.
ma l4tds JNO M SPEED, Trustee.
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AusTRALIA.-The only item of intelligence
is the discovery rich gold mines and depos
It's in New Zealand, Auckland, &c.
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NEW NOTICE-The subscriber begs leave to
inform hs friends and the public, that he contin
carry business Bent Creek an socits the
public patronage The business will be conducted by
his agents, A. w tlippin and Robert A. Stephens,
heretofore. He will sell bargains punotual dcalers
JAS. g. STEVENS,
ma ii -w4wF Bent Ereek
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nISSOLUTION.-I consequences of recent
misiortunes the firm Of Dudley Il Yancey has been
dissolved by mutual consent. We propose closing
business the earliest day, and wish creditors TO
present their claims for settlement To effect this pur-
pose offer for sale a valuable lot ofground contain
ing and half acres lying in the City Of Lynchburg
and being the groun upon which Factory stood
Also two valuable Factory hands
April l. 1853. 7. L. DUDLEY.
April SITS q. w. YANCEY.
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HOUSE a. SIGN PAINTING
No 2G--ta

VIII be executed in fine style and in reasonable linz
lie desires a cnll from all who hive work Of TINT kind.
g. HARDY,
M Offs Blidge Street.
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nISSOLUTION.-Th firm of Dudley Yancey
- is hereby dissolved by mutual consent-The busi
of the firm will be settled by Mr. Dudley, who will
pny all lab tiles and who will receive all moneys and
debts due the Mr.. Dudley will continue the
manufacturing business his own
=. l.. DUDLEY,
April 16--ts G. w. YANCEY.
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NJ OTICE.-The above inserted under tho
Y misapprehensien that the Of dissolution
arranged Below viii be found the u.tice of our DISCO
luton. DUDLEY & YANCEY.
Anril 0, 1859