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REC MMENDATIONS.

* r Q . NJ NJ n A IONS.
CHIEF ENGIhEER's OFFICE, Va. q Tenn. r. II !
Lynehburg Va, Scptem or 30, 1853. {
TO THE RAHROAD PUBLIC.
All the Cars OF every Kind in Use upon iii road have
been made at the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg un
d, the direction of Gen'l Nettleton us Agent
1t gives me much pleasure to say that have
peen strongly and faithfully executed. cheerluy re.
commend these works. to companies requiring cars, as
competent construct and faithfully execute any con
tracts that may be- made with the OF these works
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT,
Chtf Eng. Va q. Tenn. Il. r.
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OFFICE Va. q TENN. RAILROAD Co.
Lynchburg, Sept 30. 1853. !
From an intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo. G.
Curle. feel confident that the Piedmont Works under
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Railroad Cars well in any and all
branches of mechaical operations.
JNO ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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THE undersigned having had charge of the above
Works from their commencement. under the former
Proprietor, Maj A. Ellison Jr.; asks le say the
Ruil-Road public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it manage ment, hoping by
ps long experience in Rail road works ard constant at
tenton the work entrusted to him, merit the APP
probation and liberal patronage of the public
a. NETTLETON, Manager
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Our terms will be cashor negotiable paper satisfac-
torily endorsed.
The subscriber, thankful for the very liberal patron
age bestowed him for the last fourteen vears he has
'een IN business in Lynchburg. wou Just mention that
he will still continue his former business ne heretofore
and hopes with the additional facilities 10 now has nd
by the constant attention he feels med to give to
his business in all its various branches To mer;, con-
tInuance OF the patronage of liberal public.
sept 23-ts GEO e. CURIE
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Lynchburg Furnishing Warero0m.

IyHCHDuTS HIHisHIhS ""i0IVoH'
ID r. LIGGAN e. son, Uphill. <sSs---ssfzsz- sSssttsa
h. sterers. Paper Hangers. Mat 81 sfFsasz..szAA
tress and Rope Manufacturers. Main -
Street. Two Doors below the Market house, Lyncibutg,
Va, keep aatly hind and make TO or err Curl
ed Hair Lhuck, Moss Cotton, Wool and Spiral spring
Mattresses, andR Rope of every description. pl.
We have in employment some hrstrate Cab
net Wor mem and intend to keep hand SUPP ly of
FURNITURE of our own make and also Aorthrn man
facure,-such Bureaus, Sofa, Wardrobes Bedseads,
Chaire. Doubleand Single Lounges,-l000 Beadstcads
on hind We ask t.e attention OF all Who mayy
want articles in line and pledge ourse.e to se1up
reasonable terms he obtained in this or An
other market 10 Special attention given to the re-
pairing of Furniture. Jun 2d&cts)
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y. J. BLAOk, IlChtI n,
N. B.-The same rates will be charged from
vile and all other points along the line to LyncAOu'
aug l9-is
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
"A @

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
IA pot in Petersburg every day Sunday excepted
at o'clock, A. M, and arrives Burkevile the in
tersecton of the Richmond and Danville Rail-Road
ut 10 clockA. NJ connecting by that Road with Mes
Z. Fagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court fnuse
Halifax Court House, Danvlle and Greensboro, n |.
and arriving mt Farmve at 1l3O. A. M, CONNECTING
there with Messrs. Fagg, Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, the train leaves Farmve at J. P. NJ,
ard Burkev.i at %, p. arriving in Petersburg
Time Tor the trains going North South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the APPROXIMATION Rail.
Road with the sp ndd stea nships Roanoke and James
town for N,w-York; which leave CITY Point at ~ NJ,
and every Wednesday W III steamships for PHILADELPHIA
which leave City Point IA The same hour.
sseig gers preferring to in Petersburg The over
night, can take the morniIs Train North a, AM
The James River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Bali
more at 8. A. M, the for the South O'Clock
A..
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rites:
Between Petersburg and Lynchburg, through in
htttcen hours, - w
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through IN two days, 600
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur s. rings,
. th'ough IN Two days, ---.---. ~ "
Between Petersburg & Danville, through in TWEEN.
ty-tour hours,-- IA
Between Petersburg Gtee sboro', N. c., thro'
IN TWO days. III
Between Petersburg and Salisbury N. G through
IN three days. 10
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, SIS N
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot even
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning Mt g. A Man
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see III
rates IT freight can obtain freight list by calling u
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
der3 is f. / WALL. Stunt
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Virginia & Tennessee Rail Road

accommodation I IetIAI' 4
I'm and after Saturday. The LIST day Of APrii neNI
~ Acc"mm 1dation Train, stopping at any AZ. ia,.
points viii leave Lynchburg daily, Except op'p'
at o'c Ock, p. NJ, and arrive at Salem at - i,a
returning, leave Salon at a. o'clock, A. NJ. ana ~
in Lynchbure at O'Clock. A. NJ
Passengers by this train will be allowed to e"l'' al
their own baggage freight - lbs, free OF cla,s
Tor any excess that wright, they will he cn''
follows:
Forthe first 50 lbs or
ltctw. en- 80 and Is lbs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Between IS aud 100 h.,
And So on ia lr portion. 81. ~
Ma passenger viii be allowed to frank III ~
naina. tie baggage Or freight ofanothcr rIs'n scl
mar 3l-,s THOMAS SHARP, Gen Guy
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HyHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
l. specially call the attention of the citizens ID
Lynclburg and the adjoining oountry.to his large and
sN splendidassortmento oil BOOTS SHOES, Al
IN CATERS. &C.. of his OWN MAKE
~ and which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND oF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot "t
Shoe for the present season, will do well call mr.,
ss am determined to please, both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget To call at the three doors above tile
Franklin Hotel, and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
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l. AKE REDUCED-Through from

l. Lynehbug, Va, 10 knore1le Tennessee, 6ytle '"
GINA and Tennessee Railroad, and FdriSh g. Cos LIN
Of Stages Through tickets he obtained at u'
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Roro'
Company, at the following points and at the follow"
rates, viz:
r. II, -, -. a. Of
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
Information for the People.
New Goods, AZ the New Stand
BURROUGHS, SHAFE2 & co,

BURROUGHS, SHAFEa & CO,
UIAvIN(, established themselves their quar-
III tiers. take pleasure in informing their oil custom.
ers ard the public that have store just res
ceived from then manufacturers complete assortment
of Spring and summer Clothing, all gotten up in the
superior style for ch the goods heretofore sold by
them have become so famous
The annexed list Of leading articles. but imperfecdy
Indicates the variety of Spring to form cor
idea of which: requrers personal examination
Black blue olive and other Fancy frock, Drtss and
SAGA Goats. Half Sack. and Pockets. Plain Plaid
and Fancy Cashmere freeks, Sack froeks and Sacks
with Pants and match Black and fancy Habit
Cloth Gashmeret Drap d'Ete, Tweed Union Cashmere,
Jeans, Alpaca Croton, Queens CLOTH aud Paris Cloth
Business office and travelling Goats,
Merino, Pengee, and Zephyr Sacks and lfook',
Grass Cloth, Farmers catir bingham Sacks rocks
PLAID, ohene, and mode Drill g
Duck. Buff. Linen. China Cloth Co,tonade 3"
tE Particular attention is invited to our unrivalied
Dress and frock Goats, warranted in t,1mmgFrT and
WORKMANSHIP, eqHal 10 custom trork.
Pantaloons.
French, English and American Doe Skin and Oassi'
mere fancy Cashmere, Cashmerctt Drap dEte,and
Uaion Cashmere " hite and colored Duck and Drill
ling fancy Linen Barnsley Union and Grass Drilling,
Bel-check, Pseudo Cashmere, COttonade and Ermn-t
Vests.
Double and single breasted black and colored Glen-
adine, black and fancy Satin Barathea, fiorentine,
Pongee German and English silk, Buh white, Figured
aud Plain Muscles, Cashmere and Merino, Alpaca
linen and Bingham, richly embroidered Buff and White
Merino ligh, and white silk Party Vests elegant gold
and silver tinselled do.
Shirts, Collars, Crsvats. &c.
Extra quality medium and common Shirts Shams,
Nv corded Collars Satin and Silk Crasat soaris. mad
Stocks.Spitalhelds, Pongee, Bandana and China cord
pocket lind kfs fancy bordered md plain eanbrd do.
Denim aud Hickory oyer-als and shirts cotton silk
and merino under shirts. drawers AieraadT's and
hossia. superior Kid Gloves, black, white an coored
Silk Lsle and glover merino, silk, Isle and
cotton socks silk gingham and cotton Umbrellas etc
Merchants wishing to repensh their stoel s. viii lind
examining thu, OF tho subscribers that btcr manu-
factned article is sold by thsm Lon price as an
inferior article in the Northern cities.
BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
formerly A. 8 Shaier & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Cluthng BBzaar.
maroats Corner Man q Market Streets.
Vwythevie Telegraph Bed Sen. and Roanoke
Ron. InnY.
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLoW

This Pow consists of Pows. placed one before
the other, on the same beam. The forward takes
urrow from three To sr inches deep, separating the roots
of the grass vegetable matter and lays it, slice surface
down. ia the bottom oil the previous forrow ard the
hind one follows from four to str inches deeper, and
raises and deposits its slice that of the forward
Ii being raised and turned the sub -oi is broken and
mellowed, and spread loose and evenly the sward
orn the language of the State Agricultural Committee
OF New York, in their report of 1850, it makes
seed bed almost perfectly $ a spade
We will keep constantly hand large ase ortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow aid white
Pine, Oak. Walnut, &c, which will sed at regular
boat or wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
find it their advantage purchase these Works,
Icy have thei, lumber worked and dressed to or
der, thereby saving the expense of hauling,
W. will ala knen nu
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rruE UNDERSIGNED HAS ALSO

Il engaged with the above house and @ould be pleas
vi to wait upon his friends and the public generally
T. ID. CRAWFORD,
feb ats Hatcher, Logioood s. Co.
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u
LNAMlLY GROCERY just received, mi
Il for sale. pretty lot d family bacon the hams of
which small. and very nice, also, large and fine
lot of Cornm. al and beautiful article Of Coffee Sugar.
The family Grocery Is constantly supplied with fresh
butter dryrd fruit good Cheese NICE Lard fine Syrup
aud Molesses, Honey, &c and all things requisite 10
constitute a rcgular family grocery
~ The above articles will be sold cheap for cnsh.
mar l8-ts II. SOLOMON.
N.B-The DYING BUSINESS is still carried gu in
all its branches "a the old stand j. II. )
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BOOk-Binding.

BoOk-Binding.
TINlE Subscriber is prepared bind all kinds
l. of Books. Poi ideals NJ asic. Newspapers &c -
from the painet to the finest giltcdgc styles.
Having of the best London Binders in his en-
plsymcnt he i also prepared bind any kind of books
TO order in antique London style, with the new and
much improved LONDON GLUE.
All work warranted to be equal o the London Bind.
ing. Give me cali WIN. J. FOLKS,
Book Is nder and Blank Book manufacturer
Main, st.
p. S.-6ieason's Pictorial bound for 81 %.
mar 10 Is
~ Republican copy II
DOkT WINE-We have Just received foI
l. sale. lot of Pure Old Port Wnc,in bottles very
fine article for = edioal purposes
mar BITS LEE & JOHNSON,
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT O.,
- III a: b. -. -
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/ IME.-is3 Barrels lime Just received and for sale
IL by WILSON & FRANKLIN
par23 Is
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GLASS WARE-Cut.Glnss Decanters, i I'm
u blcr. Chnmpaigne Gobbleta Vine, Lemon iJes.
Bowls, CELERY Glasses, Pitchers, etc
Pressed do. IN every variety, md all Tor sae very
Low n, J. d Is. EVANS
noyi qts No III West Min ST., Rchmond.
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IasuItS, SC.

After several days silence, the Enquirer
suddenly bursts out as follows:
1--WE d. not deem il necessary to defend
Mr. GtvItt against the gross and unwarrant-
able attacks Ut the Journal It's insults can
not injure him more now than its silence did
curing tie canvass"
We presume Dir. Gavitt is entirely able
and willing to defend himself against any
Insult, without the very weak assistance of
the Enquirer. or from any "gross and unwar-
rantable attacks" CO.. ing from what source
they may. He can certainly receive but lit
tie aid and comfort fro IN a sheet which has
itself more public vdium and contempt to
bear than il can well sustain. We have
Meth r grossly attacked nor insulted Mr..
Gavilt. According to our opinion and tn.
opinion OF many vi our fellow citizens, Mr..
G.. has acted with the grossest injustice to.
wards US, and we have told him and the
community the TACT. We have nothing more
to say, unless Mr. Gasitt, by the application
Of his official boot to the rear Of the
publisher OF the Enquirer, brings him out
again 10 defence of an injured office holder.
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Hogs .

The great bulk Of hogs is now in. Near.
ly oil the corn fed hogs are in, but there will
most probably be a good many mast fed kill.
ed before the houses are closed. Tue news
from abroad during the past week has not
been very encouraging, and there is not
quite so much enthusiasm about prices as at
last weeks reporting. We still quote. how
ever, good corn-fed hogs at 81 cash. and to
- Is on time, choice lots. Mast fed aver.
aging 50. Within range of one hundred
miles probably, there will be barely half last
years hogs, with a decided deficiency il
quality as well as quantity. In Gibson ane
Posey counties, our next neighoors below
aud North, there have been more good corr
fed hogs killed than in any other counties il
the Pocket. They have had better averng,
hogs by far than any other county in thi'
vi''inity. In Warrick, Spencer aud Dubois
there have been but few corn fed hog
brought into market. They will not hav,
more than half the number OF last year
from our latest accounts, and they mostl,
mat fed. a gentleman who has just visitet
the pork houses at R,ckport, Grandview
&c, says he only saw one lot vi corn f.
hogs in all his tour, cut up. AT Rock por
prizes range from 50 rs To So 80 Tor mas
fed, and this may be called the quotation il
the three c. unties
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ANOTHER Moral REFoRM-A man in Og.
den-bnrgh was detected in setting a house
on fire and plead Justification of the act on
ground OF preventing occupancy Of the dwell
ing by women Of the baser sort Justice is
blind aud cold not see the moral bearing OF
the deed, and officers visited the incen-
dlary's house to arrest the wife bot found her
in bed a perfect mountain in size, victim
OF dropsy.
Physicians were called in and felt her
pulse full aud regular and memorable law
tumbled the woman out upon the floor, where
unwin ling her, like roll OF carpeting,
she rolled up ind down The room, dscov-
ering as Damages TO her body a number Of
pieces OF Irish linens silks and vevets Her
size diminished at every journey across tn
floor, and she came out perfect model ar
list.
The house was well stocked with a COM
plete assortment for a country store, aud ihe
mystery % various and snndry theits about
town, was unraveled by the sudden iea lin Q
Of her complaint.
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living on the field Of battle, with anxi on
looks for assistance what sickening scei 'e
In one part of the battle | lost my ho,s :
owing to .ha, one in front of me being sho
dead, and J poor horse fell over IT, ana !
was unhors-i; in getting up my horse TOOK /.
fright and 1T from me; but, fortunately 10.
me. I saw ssother that some poor tri'o" OF
the 9Th HID airs had been killed from; noun
ted it in ASSIGNMENT, and was IN the rank
again. o. Dur return from the charge 60.
nv own horse again. He had galioPeo 10
he camp. and, dear parents, was as gisu
- hen l saw him there as IL had go' nan
a "a world given to me. Dear mo'her' al'e,
10 ,he tile of the A Ina wrote To-
nope se got letter."
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The following incidents, which are mar.
rated in the English papers, will give our
eaders some idea Of the horror, OF the war
now going on at Sebastopol:
The FEARFUL Charge.-Lord Lucan saw
that u great error had been committed, as
We were now under the fire OF fifty heavy
guns, aud just within range OF the Ru- sian
rifemen, who poured in their sho' like hail
stones. Wewere, sh uid say. steady under
this horrible fire for upward OF hall a n.in.
ute, aud how a single man Ut US escaped il
quite mystery. canrot tell you all the
casualties, but, jus, as We were about Il
return, Col. y got his leg shattered by
a she,; Capt. E., Capt. D. and Mr
H-got severe musket wounds. have
every reason to be thankful to God Almighty
Tor my safe deliverance from such horrible
scene. Rs horse was snot dead Just on
my right, little rrumpeter S-was eserely
shot on INV lett, aud a young lad, named
A. had his arm blown off by cannon
no just in front OF me. In fact, the sho
and saell from fifty pieces Of cannon, ano
sup ported bv some tens of thousands OF inian.
try ami several thousand cavalry, were Toe
much for about 1900 cavalry.
"CaUairy Saoer-strokes. -Some fearful sa
ber-cuts we're delivered. saw one mar
with his head eleven To the chin, through
helmet ahd al SD that the head appeared in
two flaps; another with his arm Topped off
as il had been dune with butchers cleaver
and third having deep cash in the BRAN
from behind, severing the head nearly ia
two; and yet this unfortunate man was alive
and several times -at up in great agony
actually holding his head together with both
hands.
"Horrors of the Fieid.-We soon were
relieved oy about 700 of our men coming up
aud IN ali mustered about 500 men. anc
sent deadly fire into the Russians. and
500 of the English army charged bayonets
and drove their whole 5000 men down the
hill with great slaughter. Their loss must
have been great, for the groans OF wounded
and dying all last n CHIT were pitiful.
hiding OUR the Wounded Dear mother
every time | think Of my poor comrades il
makes my blood run cold, TO think how we
had TO gallop over the poor wounded fellows
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Free Bank Meetins

Free Bauk Meetin :,
We publish to-day tff"k"n.e f""c
meeting of Free Bankers1,c eea'neS % I've
indianapolis. We should be las, w. Q
ceedngs in yesterdays paper 10. u. ' r, q
prising State Journal of Saturt -,
contain them, and we do not excl. 49,
the Sentinel, which appears genera .:I.
awake. The following banks were
scented in the convention, and as the meet.
passed resolution that It's members oul.
receive and pay out the notes of the banks
represented Gall specie PAYING, we give a
list of them. We can nov say to business
men in the city and in the country, the notes
of the following Stock Banks are good, and
we have no doubt that others will be added
to the list at the convention to be held Jan
3. 1885:
Hoosier Bank, Loga nsport;
Prairie City Bank, Terre Haze;
Indiana Stock Bank, Laporte;
Gramercy Bank, Lafayette;
Western Bank. Plymouth;
Canal Bank, Evansville;
Fayette County Bank, Connersvilie;
La Grange Bank, LaGrange;
Bank of Indiana, Michigan City;
Bank of Syracuse;
Cambridge City Bank;
Bank OF Rockville;
Bank OF Salem;
| Bank of Monticello;
Crescent City Bank;
Indiana Bank, Madison;
Central Bank. Indianapolis;
Bank of Goshen;
Salem Bank;
Farmers Bank Of Westfeld;
Kentucky Stock Bank, Columbus;
Kalamazoo Bank, Albion;
| Bank of Warsaw;
Bank of Mt. Vernon;
Bank of Paoli;
Bank Of Elkhart; not "Elkhari Count,
Bank;
Merch'ts' e. Mech's' Bk., New Albany;
Bank of CapitoI, Indianapolis;
Traders Bank, Indianapolis;
N Y. g. Va. State Stock Bank. Evans
vile;
Farmers and Mech's' Bk.. Indianapolis
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KxIcKERB cKER MAGAZ SE.-Among all
the magazine changes OF the country, with
new ones springing into existence, some to
live and some to die n premature death
"Old knek' still preserves its first place
among the affecl ions OF the people, md still
preserves its circulate n in almost every VIII
lage OF the country. Those who take the
Knlck ,rbocker one year, will hang on to it
If they have TO stop every other periodical,
or deprive themselves of Gus tomary Injuries.
We presume or at least hope our readers are
acquainted with the merits of this old maya
zine, without introduction from US. II has a
tone and character peculiarly its own. Lew
is Gay lard Clark, the kind. the cheerful, the
witty, the open hearted and free handed. in-
fuses his spirit in every page. Nowhere can
you find such nice tit-bits of humor, such a
hearty dish Of the ludicrous, such exquisite
holding you by the button talk, as in his Cos
siping editorial table. But we need not tell
what the Knickerbocker is. We only met nj
to remind those designing to subscribe to
some magazine with the new year, that Old
Knick will commence ne volume on the
LIST OF January. DIR. E. G. Earnheart, of the
telegraph Office, is the agent for this city
He wishes to make up a club for the new
volume, and we think he will have no diff
Guilty in doing SO.
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FARE AND THROUGHTICKE rs.
TNirrn STAIRS MAIL

EcR0PnSA Is carrying Mail o United Stae,
thee,ty Evansville in the Indiana
ani the thu of
week Will r-e.iv the Post office the city Of
Vile. until % 18th Of December a. ID. 1854.
The schedule time will probably be follows:
Monday "Wednesday and Fri say
7ocioek NJ and arrive ndersoa 1t IL clock sam
day
Leave Henderson dav clock p and arrive at
Evans lille al o'clock 2. n.
FOR form ofpreposGls.
and requirements, teptraebg coadions
corroratedIn tbs contracts such the p he
partment deem proper) See advertisements
proposals for Mail Service in the sern and
Srsees.' dsels-n Ben. STINS0N. Y. ".
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Hoes PACKED HERE Those Of our con.
temporaries who estimated the amount of
Pork packed at this point as falling below
that OF the wear previous, are in error We
have it upon the authority of our dealers in
the article, that there will De an increase Of al
least 33 per centin the weight of the pork
packed this season, over the last. the in.
crease in the number OF hogs being fully so
per cent M. Vernon Ado