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The Evansville daily journal., 1853-06-21
TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
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!" ASHlNCTON,
Andrew ]. Morrison shot his wife /, nd ,
dry good clerk named w. n. Hester, last
evening, under very peculiar circumstan nces.
There are various complicated accounts; the
most reliable is that Morrison had been mar
ried about six months to a very Young and
handsome woman; suspecting improper con-
ruct and familiarity, he told her that he would
be absent for time, and she notified Hes
ter OF his absence, who subsequently called
on her at her lodgings in Pennsylvania
Avenue. Morrison in the mean time, hav-
ing watched their movements, sprang upon
them very suddenly, and finding them in his
chamber, both dish abiile, instantly drew his
revolver and fired three or four shots, one cf
which took effect upon Hester, the ball passed
through the arm and side of his wife, wound
ing her seriously, but not dangerously.
Morrison immediately gave-himself up to
the authorities and was committed.
Hes'er being informed by his physician
that he might not survive but a few minutes
made statement to Capt. Goddard that he
had not criminal intentions, saying he could
fully account for being caught in such pre-
dicament.
New ORLEANS, June l6.
Several afidavits were made last night
against Jonas Dyson, an Englishman, in re-
gard to the recent insurrectionary attempt
Dyson for year past has been teaching
school for negro children. He was accused
about two years ago of harboring negroes,
and was imprisoned several months. He
then displayed great accuracy in legal knowl- |
edge in defending himself.
The present afidavts are strong against |
him as The planner and instigator of the re-
cent attempt. His examination is fixed for
Monday next, the Goth. He is now in prison.
II the offence is proved on him, the penalty
will be very heavy, and probably death.
New YORK, June l6, n.
There was large FIRE last evening in
Maiden Lane, destroying the store of Mr. \
Purdy, fancy goods and fire works dealer.
The porter was in the fifth story when the
fre first broke out. He climbed down to the il
third story by the windows, and when the fire
works explod d he fell and was Killed. II is
feared that Purdy and Clark were killed by
explosion, as they have not been seen since.
ST. Louis, June Is.
The river ia falling. The weather is clear
and warm.
PITrsBURG, June IS, P. N.
There ar" feet inches water in the chan.
mel and falling. The weather is clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, June ts, P. VI.
The river is falling very slowly. The
weather is clear and pleasant.
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MR.. NELLIS;
the mah without arms who will execute his extraordna.
ry feats OF loading and firing pistol with his toes. cut
ting profile kencsses shooting at mark with boz and
arrow playing upon the ACCORDION ald Vicneello etc
Me-. Nellis in these performances, exhibits wonderful
example Of what indomitabe energy and industry
accomplish, even when laborng under disadvantages
apparently the most insurm6un 9ble.
complete Menaeere OF
LIVING WILD ANIMALS.
Is also hcluded in the American Museum, and at con-
Senient period during the Exhibition
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uaCuERREOTYrEs!

rx,UE SITBSCRIBER respectfully informs inc puoio
generally that he has resumed the above ou;nsss sn1
Si.ns s.tabI.hng permanent Daguerrean gallery
in Esansvle in Fosters buildings, corner OF Main and
First streets where he hopes 20 receive the @
endeavor merit; and as he expects TO be rer
mansrt be depends more upon exhibitions OF his pron'
cepey and skill than noisy humbus OF words for sue
cess ..,
His reputation as portrait painters too wei es!ao
,ishes i'm Eyansvi 10 and else need remark uf
ther than that will happy accommodate any &C.
Sipg sDso o'' services III 'AA' THos. PolypExTsR.
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THE UNION LINE 0ESTEAMERs running I'm eo>
necaon with The Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad
1hrough tickets by this line to Psilade.pii.. w.ss
ington City and Baltimore can be procured from u,
hgens al Louisville Madison and Cincinnati or On
BOARD the coats Having made permanent srraneo
men.s Iof pckeung through, the travelling public win
nna Erea;y to thes interest, going E>st wess -
The Union Line' being a chartered Company, are
required by law'o run ondsr such regulation. vi. In.
sure comfort as well safety the lives of passepfer
ins Is the only line running In connection with
tne Bsltlmoro and Ohio Railroad
TIhe steamers Of this line arc entirely new. ana
argest iasest safest and most superb vessels
ouiitor the western waters and Will leave follows
roREsT CITY, Capt. A. Murdock, Sunday 3P. N.
DAVID WHITE, Capt w. McCiaid, Monday p n.
SALILMORE. Capt. Vim. Clark Tuesday p NJ
ALVIN ADAMS, Capt. w Norton wednesds, 3 p n.
n!kGiNlA. Capt. Chss. v. Wells 1hursdsIsP al
raLLS CITY. Capt, sam. Mason, Friday p N.
rhOS. SWAMI, Capt. J. Mcclure, SATURDAY. 3P *.
rSrerom Louisville TO Baltimore..... ..... ali 90
10 DO do to Philadelphia or Washington I2 %
70 90 DO to New York. Is %
10 DO Cincinnati 70 Baltimore. 10 o.
10 DO do to Philsdeiphis Washington II o.
rassengers baggage transferred from steamboat %
haiirosd and from Railroad Stesmbost free from
charge.
Pan additional charge Of only So for etste rooms
and meals Is made from Louisville to Wheeling
s. Moorhesd, Agent,
Louisville, KY.
6 Gray s wharf boat.
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ALTON, MT. CARMEL AND NEW Az
BANY RAIL ROAD.
8 al

NOTICE is hereby given that there are 10 bonds Of
IN this Company in Articulation, the Books of this
Company will testify that bonds bavo been f
soed or authorized.
And all the stock formerly subscribed on the Books
OF this Company. was sold hy the Sheriff under
issuing from the Circuit Court of Edwards Couu.
ty, Ills and was by the purchasers sheri6s sse
or BY their asgnees surrendered to the present Board
OF Directors on 29th January 1853. al eerffcGfss or
stock bearing date that time Wcyfklsss
II having been reported that Bonds and eertifc tee
ostock Of this Company have been offered for sale or
pledge, by parties formerly connected with this ComrS-
the Board have thought right thus put b~ Pue
lie on tteir guard. = =
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\: 8. ANDERSON,
MERC HANT TAIL OR,
(ccanERcIAL Row.l
Opposite j. II. .MGgee 4 Coz

EyanSy1lles ina. ,
rs receiving large and superior stock OF SPkiN1
GOODS Of tn. best material and OF the most iasn-
ionab. styles Fine black ahd coored Cloths OF the
best English, French, and German manufacturer nne
black Doeskin; large stock of French, Englsn snc
md designs Linen Drills Of the
Marsees goods plain eolored and figured Of the mos,
beautiful styles for Summer wear; pam; fancy anu
figured Silks aud SaIins Of superb qusiits
THE ABOVE GOODS ;, =: :,
will he manufactured order in good style, and SOLO
the same goods can be 9ougns In any e'
West of the Mountains. Terms, Cash. . 80
D. s. A. is agent for Williams "Reports OF FasS3n.
a,SapraS ane pS'en en- The smaIi ,um of 81 so. api66
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MR. PIERCE
will enter the Dens of the Wild Bcass and give his
classical illustrations of Hercules struggling with the
Namean Lion; Daniel in the Lions Den, Sampson de-
stroying the Lion, &c.
One Of the interesting portions of the exhibition
Is forusd by the display of a great collection Of
WAX SrATUARY.
intending figures OF The size Of fe of all the Presidents
of the States and also OF great number OF noted
Characters American ard Foreign all Of which are ac-
curate kenesses and appropriately costumed. In fact
the whole EsiablishInent is a vast repository Of
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T0THE LADIES.

CHASKLIS & REILLY would respeci,uiiy Sss ca; .ae
deres Lsess and white goods just reeeved CONSISTING
Of Jaeonet and Swiss e@oo.essen oad nn,rpr co.r,,
Jaconet and swirs embroidered sieeyes:
Swiss err broidered Chenisettes ana Curs.
Jscones ana Swiss Edgpgs and inserg2gs:
A. do Poin:ed fiouncings Erd Bands;
Real Thyeae Lscs Edg.sgs ard inss.rinss:
pisek srd white Lace Cepes, blk sro straw vsae
Pis;s snd striped Jacons.s sp6 srbroidsrse sw;ss
a,sins &C. &C. AL OF xsch are odeyec toy 80 - sSe
,o~ EST prices. so2i sSASALiS As$.ts.
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WIN. HOLDEN,

WIN. HOLDEN,
AIERCHANT TAILOR, on First street, between Main
VN and Locust. is now prepared To manufacture any
kind OF suit of Clothes, at the shortest notice. anc
warranted n He has good assortmentof Spring eno
Summer Goods consisting Of Cloths, tassimes, OF va
rous colors plain and fancy Vestings, &c, &C. Sum
mer Clothing made up in the neatest and most ashisn
able styles Mr.. II. will spare pains TO mer a con
tnuance patronage with hich he has been hither
10 favored.
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EVANSVILLE, INDIANAPOLES AMI
CLEVELAND STRAIGHT LINE r.. r.
THE books Of this Company win be opened on Thur:
dav: the osth inst, at the Office OF Als q Howei
the Auditors once; ard the Office OF Inge & Wheeler
rhey will remain open sixty days only Walk up eve
rybcdy and sign ycur names a6 rot lose tho chance
taking u ok Ia one of the best companies in the West
Nothing certain than this road Is for large a'i
ueuds. BY order OF the Board,
my93 en- WILLARD CARPENTER, Pies Prest
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u,HE a,r. ofKAHN & VILE has bean q solved ey
r.ntnsi oorsent ana the business VII Hereafter b,
arctsd bv s. Kshn who b uthorized V settle sl shs
SoSipcCs Of DE late fyr. Those indsosee VII psss'
axe !mmeAisfs rsyrers 70 hrs. E. xAaE;
nylJu .eAAC "itE.
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GENERAL TOM THUMB
is attached to this Exhibition ah1 will appear In all his
performances given before the principal crowned
heads of Europe including Songs Dances Grecian sta
tutes and his admired personationS of Napoleon and
Frederick the Great. The little General Is tEeRty one
yedrs of age, weighs only fifteen pounds, and is but
twenty eight inches high. Also engaged
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woNDERFUL OBJECTS OF NATURE AND ART
the fI parcuIars of which IL would be impossible to
rive within the mis nowspaper advertisement. and
Which has been brought together at an enormous expen.
dure OF means. forming the largest ana most novel
travelling Exhibition in this or any other country
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air: OF the day al the procession enters town. and also
dur ng the hours Of exhibition.
TTThis Company will also exhibit at vlncennes,
wilmington Bloomfield, Bloomington, Spencer, Mar
tiusyille, Danville, &C., &c. jel4
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reess-e Cases s,sss. received :se fey ss;s s.DT$s D$
myl
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NEW GOODS.
IN 1870 blk Silk Fall Veils;a
500 Z" Fancy Embroidered Wells;
100 doS blk silk Crayats;
ivO Cartons cord Tafsta Ribbons different Width
so do do Satin do do do;
so pieces "Fancy" Dress Silks:
30 do Black do;
. JAMES Low & CO.,
my3l ll7 Main S., Louisville, Ky.
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rT,HE STORE HOUSE corner Sycamore and Water
i ats, now occupied by me- Possession gwen n,st OIL
June. imyl3I j. LAOuhLiH. IN.
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9. Amy negro or mulatto who shall
come into or settle in this State contrary
thereto; and id violation of the proyi ions Of
the constitution, and of the 6rst section Of
this act, shall be fined in any sum not less
than ten nor more than five hundred dollars.
ie4-3w
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SoFAs.-Just received and Tor Sale at our Furnitu
- rooms, eight hne Sofas. .;,
jan27 WOOLSEf q NELSoN.
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DEDSTEADS--jtstr received and for sale low, l
t,nS, wooLsEY & NELSON.
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GRO. CURTIS. Prss't DC. GROVE. Vice Presr
wM. II. DEDR1CK, Ssc'y. TIN. o. GRANNis, Treas
J. FRANCIS BATES, Genr Ast.
THE undersigned continues to receive applications
i and issue Policies. favorable terms any re-
sponsibe Office in the West For the high standing and
responsibility Of the above Company reference is made
to Messrs Bement & riele. and Ali, & Howes, Evans
Vile. nys9-iy HENRY &. GWATHMEY, Ag't,
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vdICE Is hereby given to all Negroes and MIula.
A. %es VINO were Inhabitants Of the State Of Indiana.
HSlore the nrst Gay Of November A. D. thou
=; ~, hundred and hfty one aud entitled TO reside
~ . Sate, and being now In vanderLurgh county, In
the to appear The oe tho Clerk Of
matten re'erring thereto viii be he.rd md:
Ia accordance M with the annexed Actk S. pass 375.
JACOb LCNKENHEIMER Ci,r W 4, q
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(tHAIRS.-Ju.t received and for sale low at our Flu
~ niture rooms on Water street, 80 dozen wocd-sea
zane sat, and sofaseat Chairs: ,
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HNLAsS-wARE.-Just received and for sale Al aueti
ian97 WOOLSEY & NELSON
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NEW BOOKS.
IN Country Ramhles in England, by Miss COOPER
Poetry of the Vegetable World, capital book. Tbs
Living Gin, by Washington Irving. Prismatis, by Rich
ard Haywarde. Ethan Allen and the Green Mountair
Heroes of &c. Life of DR. Chalmers. by Rev c. aof
fat English Items, by Ward. Also late Novels and
Poems. Received this day. and for sale by
m,31 RArHRONE & WHEELER.
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Gas FITTING Il FIXTURES-Hav.
~ ing made arrangements with Mr.. Theodore Low
eaire Of Phiadepbta. Practical, Ornamental and
Plain Gas Filter, takes this method of Informing our
friends and the public generally hut ready
supply them with Gas Fittings aud Fxtu es of the la
test styles and patterns. Having made extensive ar
engagements with the best houses in Philadelphia we
hope to share the public favor.
Churches Hotels or any Public private buildings,
fitted up with Gas pipe and fixtures at the shortest no
tice All orders thankfully received and executed with
Dispatch and warrant ted to give satisfaction.
jy 29-dts VIM. l.. IECKlE a. co
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June l5-dts

NOTICE The undersigned takes pleasure IN
II returning thanl- to the citizens of Lynchbure md
surrounding country, for the patronage extended bp
tofore and would respectfully solicit Continuance If
the same and hereafter, | believe myself f,ly
prepared to merit your support. Having ns~ociated
with enieman of undoubted qualification To n,
tend to the Watch-Reparing department, one who b,
been employed in the largest establishment, in Europe
md recently for six successive years in the e.tpb
lishment of Garfield, Bro. f. Co., in Baltimore All
those having fine Watches such Cronometers Dupe,
Levers. and Cylinders, will find their interest tn
call him by way of trial, he feels confident from
many years of experience of rendering full satisfaction,
aug 6-dts II. SlEVERTHORN :
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MERCHANTS.
YnD BALL mt the Buffalo springs,

zyLrrg Co. ga-We return our most sincere
70 The $50 Ladies and Gcntlen en- who were pres
# a, our last Ball. On the 2sh ult and have through
e per.ua.ion Of many Ladies and Gentlemen VINO VINO
ere present IN the 2sth. determined to furnish one
,ore Ball, on Thursday the 18th OF August next
dge our.elyes to do better than we have ever oon.
for, hil.t we have been nattersd to believe that We
ave given so far, entire satisfaction Price oniy W.
ood mu.ir (,he best in the sate has been eng geo.
'oo' a.,o WV ~ KAINE & KYLE.
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+ a. M. HOLLIN's

Il M. HOLLIN's
]. OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds 7. X. and N. O. Sugar,
70 Boxes and bb.s. refined do
10 hhd4 r X. and Cuba Molasses,
10 bbls. N o. do
40 bags Rio and Lagura Coffee,
40 q Superior Old JAVA do
Case Extra Fine Gunpowd der Tea,
$50 Sack. Fine md q. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop do
do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel,
3 Tons Casting,
Is Kegs Horse Shoes.
3 do Horse Shoe Nails.
soc Kegs Nails, to so dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grnd.stones,
60 Boxes Hull e. Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adanantne do
90 DO Sperm do
900 Sides Sole Leather,
so Black upper do
40 doz Caf okns
90 do Pink Lining Skins,
9 bales Shoe Thread
10 900 lbs Cotton Yarn, Nos. to II.
5 bales wrapping Twinc,
5 do Camille wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Also. Scythe and Moving Blades and Snuths WRAP
ing, Writing aid Letter Paper; Pepp"r,Spice. Ginsei
t,utmegs Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon Bed Cords nm
Tough Lines; Tanners Oil; No. | Mackerel, Herring
Shad. mn li--ts1
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NOTICE The undersigned have This day pu,.
chased N. Z. Talaferros inieres, in the concern
OF Echols, Pryor Taaferro the business as hereto
FORE will in future be conducted under the stye and
firm OF ECHOLs & PRYOR, who alone are authorized
to use the name Of the former concern in winding
They Solicit continuance of the patronage of thei,
friends and the public generally
EAgg# B. J. ECHOLS,
aug Dts w. II. PRYOR
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TVNO FLANI EMS A N ID W1LLEKS-
l. Brotcns Portable Grist Mn, tor Grinding Com,
Ipteat and Pic er.These mills are not exceled by
any mills in The Stones are French Burs ranp.
ing in size f ON to 80 inches--Prce fm $80 to 5000
Ono of these Mills, with 80 inch stones may be seen
operation ut the Piedmont Works it grnds from 70
Is bushel. per hour with less power than is re-.
quired to run ordinary a it, stones
The attention of the owners of steam and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill 1t come.
,dy for mme late ope alton, and occupies space of
less than Fl. square,
For Plantation purposes. ii is unrivalled. With
power it will grind bushels per hour--It i. not
liable get Of order, is cnsy transported and run
he managed by ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS
Ma,
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sOksN MEAL-Always on hand, superior a, /.
~ tieie of Meal from selected Corn, which will be
dsiiversd anywhere 10 the city free of catage.
Ssss lI'S H. 8. LANdHORNR,
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NANCY BOXES FOR TOBACCO

l. We will mnke o order Boxes of al kinds which
will be furnished AT very low prices We also have
aud Box Plank ready dressed for use which will BIZ
.pld ut small advance market price of undrcs
ed Plank making much cheaper for the manufacturers
To use dressed Plank.-We also manu- facture Tobacco
Mouds Of all kinds, which will be warranted to excel
any bcfor Offer ed in this market
Shop next door to c. & S Mckinney, Main st Lynch.
burg, Va EAMES s. WASH.
Nav 05-,s
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M OOKMAN y MARTIN, OFFER their


LVl services to the public agents in
RECEIVING D. FORWARDING GOODS
Or for the ae of my and all kinds of Country Produce
thai may be their One of us, agent.
Mr. Royal will be the Rail Roud Depot every ny
the val Of Freight Cars for the purpose of receiving
and taking chnrge o. any produce sent t" care.
The clos"st attention given to the receipt and deiv
cry of Wheat. Core or Oats.
Letters by mail ,r otherwise will be promptly attend
ed to. aug 12-d&cts
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III ht u u ] N u WACHINES and
l. WHEAT FANS The attention of the public il
espectfuy invited to stock of Threshng Machines
md Wheat Fans, which substantially built and OF
he most approved patterns. Persons in need of sucl
Implements would do we'll to give stock an exami
ation feel satisfied that they will be pleased bot
price 2 I'd workmanship
All I'm ements warranted to perform we'll.
ivl5-ts DICGUID e. BROTHER.
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DECEIVINGAND a'ORW ARDING

l.
IL GROCERIES AND PLASTER.-The sub
rberstill continues the fire proof brick Warehouse
the canal, amidst all the changes receive and for
ard Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c
charges will low and forwarding done with dis
atch.
Will receive in few days, frat assortment oil
irocereS, hck he Will sell low and buy all times
lour, Corn Meal Oats, Flax Seed &c. for which b..
i'll give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES b. RENWICk
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STEREOsCOPIC o, solid Dagmer.

~ IItT
~ rcOfypeS.-The Public are pertfuy invited
to call and examine specimens of this and beaui.
full style of Photography together with large coleG
ion OF other specimens taken by Gibbs"
Truly a Southern Artist-a native Virginian.
sV Cutlery next door TO the Va. Bank.
PETER E. GIBBS, PropoieOr.
Anil
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fINHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
l. specially call the attention of the citizens OF
ynchhurg and the odoining country. his large and
n splendid nss 0rtment OF BOOTS SHOES. <y7
CATERS. &c. of his OWN MAKE,
~ an1 which IRE WARRANTED Of THE BEST QUAIL
IY AND oF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot OF
Shoe for the present season, will do well call me,
as am determined please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res
"A pcctfully ask a continuance of the patronage s."
long bestowed upon him. to the concern and in
his connection Ire deems II proper, to ask all who
Indebted to him to come forward and settle their
cunts without delay.
There many claims of long sanding, which must
close up, and it is expected tina, all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention this notice
Jan 8--dts =. DTUGUlD
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ME New Broom Sweeps CIean-

HE NCW BfOOm Sweeps C1eHN 9
l. have just received another supply OF those beaul
al Six Coats, Clouded Alpacas, Linen Check Panta
aud extra Marsaes Vests and other tices take the
place of those gone their mission of humanity.
OF all places to get suited either by order ready
made, in the best and neatest manner, is at
July Id Is BAKER & CLAVEY'S.
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RRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
Il The undersigned are now procuring from their cee
DRAFTED quarry, at the Bush Mountain, Montgomery
~ Mill Stones md Burrs Of the very best quality The
reputation OF these stones widely known but the
hairoad giving US increased facilities in filing orders.
we have APP onted Mcdaniel Hurt e. Preston and Lee
q Johnson Lynchburg, our agents for the sale of Il n
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled nj inc
shortest notice.
Our Address, Backsburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
James d. Williams Danyile, Va, Reynolds e. Co
Leaksviile, ~ c. are also our agents IP&Cc
Feb 14.dActs
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VI ARBLE WORkS-Fagan Il Bro
vi SCtLPTORS d. MARBLE STONE cur
TERS, (Fwme,ly of Phaadetphia,) Main at, Licking
r.o, Va; Bridge St., Lynchburg, Va. Main ST., Lib
s',y, Va; and Main ST. Salem. Va, keep hand and.
make to order at Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian.
nthern and Virginia Marble Nantes. plain and orna.
mental Monuments. Tomhs Head and Foot Stones Gar
len Vases; Counter. Table, Bureau and Wash Star d
Tops, made to any size short notice. All work II
be boxed up tn 90 safe without charge.
One of the firm is Architect AMI General Design
in the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the plsnest to the most costly by addressing II
line apd all work done by US, will give as entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
Feho4-d& c6m