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Sale Tomorrow.
ny GREEN A. SCOTT. Auc,,onee

ny GREEN ~ SCOTT. Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUcTlON.-on Monday the
u 3Ot instant, shall fe 10 O'Clock, residence
OF Mrs Brooks, noh Of Fifth
west the flag will designate the house good
ly IA furniture, viz: 7g4e
Mahogany sofas, chairs bureaus, and tables
Maple bcdstrads, hair mattresses
Cane-seat and other chairs, carpets, &c.
China, glass, crockery ware. t'af"
With Of
necessary enumerate.
Terms; Under $685. gas sxty and ninety
days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
4 GREEN SCOTT.
Jan a5-d Auctoucers,
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n GEORGE y. FOX arrived ~ Wiilsrsts Hotel JAM
VI usy 1854, fram Baltimore, sod respectfully
the world Washington ~ c. London and Paris In
Of George For metropolitan tailoring department The
tn the soutk
II b.dnes the store, 70 feet 'front.'
c3 feet No M Broadway New iork CITY, merit door g nr
City Hospital occupied by Me~srs seaman Muir
and Tiffany and other dry goods merchants
0k--au
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D- The Old DOnAini0n.-A meeting OF yrgnians will be
held in the geniIenen'r parlor Hotel at
O'Clock Tuesday 81 purpose
Of making arrangements Tor The celebration Of first pcna
Jamestown Virginia an
for the celebration Of the annually hoped that
oil Of the glorious Old Dominion city Washington
will be present.
~
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7 OW- PRICED OILCLOTHS--Jus received and on saie-
Ii IA sheet. and floor oico,ha, all OF superior
quality at low prices
baics list and carpctings
IA Allepdnls and Hamilton long cloth un-
dressed sbectnes.
| bale w-priccd blankets
- - ClAcETT 4 DOpsox,
Dealers in all kind. Of oapctns manes rugs mats hoos
ochs, curtain Materials table and toilet incns ANA
al kinds Of furniture dry goods Pennsyvsnis
door esst Of 9th street
Jan 2f--if2weo +. a4rt
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clI.Ixs, SILKS, sILKsi-We have on hand splendid ss
y rortment OF silks, consisting in part Of Viz
10 pieces "a inches wide pink poait de sole, al 81 "
10 40 do whife
do do blue do
10 do tan, Marenno buo, brown, and other
coor-, at ~ and upwards
], 600 yards small cb.cksfed silks, at 6sh cents
1900 do brosade Silks AT 81
Black silks various kinds
French French mousselnc de LANES, cheap
bargains had in cioaks, manlias, and sbswh
Apacas and bomhasins all qualities
A ful Of staple goods OF all Kinds
will do well give eal before buying else
where. HALL
Jan 2o-3taw2wf
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CITY OF PM,.burg and County OF Allegheny, Pcnn-
b0nds
city Psburg county Allegheny, Pennsylvania
Plttsbug Connesvis Rstoad
Company, by which they guaranteed. sf. sA0W
We confidently them capitalists as secure and de-
sirabe
The bonds together exhibit other statistical inUr
NATION, may upon application personality letter.
JOHNHTON BROTHERS, Co., fs@
Bankers and Fiscal AeenM
Agents Tor the Psbug and Connevie Railroad Company
IN Ib-dAcpu
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nnE~s CRAvATsA large and varied assortment Of fssue
IL fancy and plain scarf- eav nes Na"ee"s, 80, OF
mel and sw styles and best a"shher,h .rpy,.,c,s
Ia q, -a,eoif sarsroom, Hrowns' Hotel.
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THE SPENCER HOUSE,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
THIS vcy superb hotel for the accomnoda
travellers. The psopstors, in presenting their
hn.n for pubbc take ibe opportunity that
Union either magnitude, co
richness OF furniture, eligibility
6cd with all the modern f,ci
the comfort guests
do all within
make roourn satisfactory and agreeable
Jan 19-d3m GEORGE MOORE q CO.
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LOR CALIFONNA1be splendid, and unrvaled steam
ship Yankee Blade will sail for Pacific 1uestsy Stst
January Rio de Janeo, Valparaiso and Panama. sordinl an
the intermediate The
Yankee place Independence line
v.ndehis celebrated yacht
celebrated steamship Uncle Sam,
monthly line California, Panama For Freight
sage apply e. MILLS, tRs
Jan 4--diQt No 81 C0OrtIan6t Sweet.
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day annually ID l. hoped thn
a Of the glorious Old Dominion city
will be present.
Jan 20
a- Presbyterian church. on 9Th street
Maryland avenne, will sabbath
room, completed publicly
ted to the worship Of God There will be preaching
mthc Rev. Messrs. Smith, Sunderland,
Bile, officiating
Our friends generously erection
this church, and the public generally cordially Invited
attend.
A collection viii up the church.
JOHN KNIGHT
THOMAS BUTTON,
WIN. THOMPSON,
HENRY LEE,
Jan 26-2t Building Committee.
Statement Receipts and Expo ndtures OF the
United States, for the quarter ending 3lst
her, Is53 exclusive of Trust FundS)
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Registers oice, January %, 1854.
safes OF public lands 222J,U7o ~
Incidental, ceiaDeous l0I 1858 o.
Loan of Janusry %, lef7, ttreasury notes
funded) $50 Ok
Si5,9i3aoI .
Civil, miscellaneous foreign intercourse and public
dsbt. Sla, sssos o.
Interior (pensions and Indisn) 6D394 u
War JWoe92 ~
2's9Sal &
2a,S4aa7 g
r. BIGGER
Jan ea-Inf Intel star Register.
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MAS committed jail OF Baltimore CITY AND
eouniy January 1884, by Isaac Cook, ESQ.,
Tor Of Baltimore
Francis Johnson who he IL free He 10 or
81 and 40 and feet ~ In
light drah frock coat,
pantaoons black hat and boots
left temple, and The forehead ovss
the EFT eye, whiow N the end OF the en thumb.
tbs described negro man rsqussssd
charyr and Jake him awsys
'"e'"''s "' "''' 70 '''s'as DANIEL T. MYERS,
Janq5-leow4t Warden Baltimore City and County JAIL
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sHoEaWe would call the attention OF the public
Is and shoes s0hra
usually weodrred shoe store, when
sell low for ea-h - Known PnncteM Gus
,one,. GEO. BURNS h BIO,
Penn av between 9Th and 10Th st and u and esh ~.
Jan Neo2w 81
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CorARTNRRsHIPI have associated with in busnss 70
u brone', H. Dssss The eusA-
carried The future under inc ns.s
Gpo h I would ask for continuance OF the
liberal patronage bestowed for me last
years. will be efforts spared ny the new nfm 10
meet he OF public In our line
All persons indebted will please make early settlement y
business should be speedily
settled. p1o- "o~Sr'
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Washington Assc in b lies

Washington Assemblies.
THE assembly Hail. on Tues
day evening, January 3lst. egsnt6f
store, Browns Hotel.
Peons subscribers tickets applying
the executive Jackson Hail. ts ball
n Jan 2f-26, % 1881 Mttt
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To conclude with the hvonie and highly amusing farce
titled
H THE BUZZARDS. e n
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NOIICEWe have within the past few weeks particular
IN pains 70 have
presented the persons whom they belonged We believe
they been generally
TO those who iqudaled
But the principal object OF remind those who
have paid
fore the st Of the coming month and closing their
cording 10 the terms on which they made.
Jan 24-eo2wif CLA0ETT 4 DODSON.
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Prices Of admission Dress circle and parquete
served seats, rs orchestra family
Jan 90 '' -
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xruxy Lace Good. and Esnbrosd~vs~sThe sWhwcsiters
IN New YORK an invoice =" enu~y NsW
.tyles oil me following desirable goods, viys
Is Gonnced c dresses, last Par'ssan style
~ sets Maltese lace chmeref's and sleeves
Iionon berhe-
is berthe lace rapes
% set. French embroidered trimmed ohmasess and
+. s
20 French worked collars 8sMfss
10 pieces colofed u usions for evening dresses
10 coiored tssletaps do
80 black lace wells
rs French embroidered hsndkerchies at ~
Together many seasorAse and desirable Asclos
which respectfully invite the steuion NJ tbs adAes. 80
0-3sw9wM HooE, BRO CO,
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MONDAY EvEsIso, January ~, 1854,
WIZ be presented for The st
uful drsma In acts, Of
4H RORY O'MORE,
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

III " II SUBSCRIBERS now receiving ihear
i Stock of Goods, offer for slle--
Rus-in Tnrrcd and Manila Cordage OF all sizes, from
To inches in diameter,
Blocks for Dcrrcks, and hosng apparatus of sizes
--ALs0--
Patent Friction Roller Blocks, article In this
market by which ono third oi the lnbor In hosting
by the common block lsanv,d,
Hooks and Thin1bea ior'hoistng-ropes,.
Onkum, Rosin, Pitch o., Tar
White lend, White Zine Paint, Black Paint yellow do
Rcd Ledd, Vedigris, Impern! and Chrome Green,
Vefuion and Prussisn. Blue, Paris bite, Lamp
blnct Putty, Nc,
Pnint Bru, hes, NIL sizeS--urarking do,
fnncy Pals, Half do. do Coolers in nests, Wooden
Dos Ma Chess Broons, Trays, Darrell Covers Meas
rfes, Sugar Boxes, plnur Pails, DC, &c.
Ground Coffee, Pepper, Ailspee Gloves Cayenne Pep
per Londo- nuI Asrre,n Mustard, Ohocolate, NC
Linseed OIL. raw and boedNinier Selar and Sperm
Oh,
Mess Pork mud Beef Sugar, coe Syrup Molnsses and
other Groceries,
Our stock has bn~n purchased entirely for Cash. Of
the Maru in New York and Boston, and
will ohfr great Inducements purchn.ers, either
Wholesale Retail
ZEE b co, On the Dock.
Richmond. JnHvaay 81 Is
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Among the candidates for House Printer was
Mr. Bailey, editor of the National Era, the organ
[ef the Abolit onists. 1t is worthy of note that
i Mr. Benton's was one of three votes which were
gwen for this person. Mr.. Benton seems to re-
|clprocate and act upon the disgust which the 9th
FER parties feel for him.
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HUMANITY HALL A G A ID Il M {,
Ruclxineham County Va.

TUyHE fort,eth lnual session of my school will COM
i mence on Monday the 10Th Of January. and close
an the second Friday in November, $50 / am uuy
grateful for the very liberal and long continued patff
use of a generous nd con6ding public. From and si.
Ter the 18th Of Juner addition the English, Latin and
Greek languages and literature, thorough course OF
Natbem acs with all Il sciences usually taught IN the
hos, High Schools and Academies, will be taught here
4 on and board including all contingencies, will be
furnished for 800 the This school is pleasantly
situuted a few miles from the Female Collegiate 'nsn
mn, ea,irpIy remote from the haunis Of vice and diss
nation The strices attention will be paid 10 he NOR
ais of those confded to my
For particulars refer to William J. Anderson ESD,
Of lynrhburg.
~ NV address is Chambers Mills Buckingham
County,Va. ,ps
dec 90 dAc3m ELIJAH u HANEo.
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WILSON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

w AND RETAIL GROCEbS AND COMMITS
SION Merchants in the new Granite Front Building
lew doors above the Merchants Bank. Main Street
Lynchburg Va are now receiving their Spring supply
to which They invite the attention OF their friends anJ
the public gencully-
30 hhd' N and st c Sugars.
so bbls Retired Coffee do
80 !" Clarified and Pulverised do
iu3 'oXes Loat do
10 bbls Cmshad do
10 hhds Cuba and N Molasses
~ hhls N . N Sugnr-house Sirrup
100 Sacks Rio and Lagura Coffee.
% Superior Brown Java ,io
D Genuine Moe, do
Chests q T. Imperial and Black Teas
Iicrces New Crop Rice
XVI shtes Sole Leather, heavy and light weights.
bales Shoe Thread
o'o0 lbs Ba,e Cotton. assorted numbers.
bales Cotton Bats
100 Sacks Salt
20 tons Country and Tradegar Rolled Iron. ass'd
1000 lbs Blistered Ste,l
iOO0 hs Cast and Shear Steel,
,o D boxes Patent Axes different b ands,
wv kess Nails assorted,
~ I" Horse Shoes.
lO0 lbs Horse Shoe Nails
. best Nova Scotia Grind Stones.
% boxes Sperm aud Adarantne Candies.
~ lurpenne SOAP,
~ = Tanners Oil,
looo0ibs good Fan, Bacon,
-, 100 bushels Cloverseed
s"ger, Spice, Pepper. Chockolute, Alum Sultpeter
~ ~ o'mch Copperds. lDdiso, Madden large stock
~ NH'on Osn ,bergs. Brown Do.nesths. Staple Dry
"'" and great many other articles TOO tedious to
1T -" all oi whirh they offer sell the very best
W 20 give IN excnnge for countrs produce.
tW's HIRE Or sALE.--A VALUABLE
- y 80 Girl. about foIrtern year. of nge
mm t4w ECHOIs e. PRYOR,
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The recent storm washed away some five hun
bred feet of the Fredericksburg and Richmond
Railroad near Milford. The passengers had to
be transported around the ''break'' in carts and
Wagons. The damage was repaired on Thurs
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From the Syracuse Daily Republican, March l.
! = syracuse Murder Confession of the Girl
ITbc servant girl, Mary Cummings, now under
rnst has confessed that she knows that Alfred
lar murdered his wife, That criminal inter-
Inr.e had existed between him and her for some
| no mast; and that she new previously that he
: rong to kill his wife, blu did not know
THAT some months ago he attempted to poison
wfeb infusing poison into the coffee; but
ding that he could not poison his wife without
ecting all the family, he threw the coffee away,
A she, Mary Cummings, washed out the coffee
She saws that, on the night of the murder, she
| " him kill his wife, and afterwards he and she
ranged things and preparations to conform
|th the idea attempted to be conveyed by the
stmony of a robbery.
/ Laer-The affair has assumed new phase,
bd pithom inquiry into the influence under
hitch probably the above was drawn out, it will
proper for the public to suspend further judg
Ipnt until Monday next, till which time the mat
y has been adjourned.
Notwithstanding the awful position in Which
u prisoner, Filler, is placed at present, circum-
|anees may yet relieve him. Popular opinion is
kainst him, but it should be curbed until turth-
Investigation in other channels. Filler declares
! isinnocent, and is very calm and composed.
| There is great deal to be made public yet
| he relationship of the girl to the Oswego men,
bid the contradictory testimony of her two broth
3 as to them, their personal appearance, and
|er whereabouts on the night of the murder, as
so the fact that the youngest boy left the cellar
Dor open that night, should be allowed due
reight. One of the br others of the girl, men
oned by the youngest brother, has large black
1hiskers, is as tall as Filer and has curly hair.
On Monday Filler was brought before Justice
uddeback and the woman Cummings was exam
led as witness. Her testimony fixes the muir
er upon Filler. She also testifes to the truth
the material points of her confession made on
he day previous.
The counsel for the prisoner declined cross
zamning the woman, and the case was adjourn
d to this day week.
The Syracuse Journal of yesterday states that
e Coroner's jury had rendered verdict of will
murder against Filler.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-08

DR.. Kip, the newly made Bishop of California
had his combativeness greatly excited in crossing
he lsthmus. He writes back to his Albany
nends that no man should venture that journey
Without a revolver.
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Ohio Senator.

NEW YORK, March 5.-The Democrats of Ohio
pave nominated John E. Pugh, of Cincinnati, fol
u. S. Senator.
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TEST NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Of the Nebraska Bill-vote on its
lsoecN PaRSage

ye of the Nebraska Bnl-Vote on its
Pssae Passage
,xoros. March 4.-The Senate, from II
,sn nil A. was occupied in short debate
%Donelas, Chase. Weller Sumner, and
rs'n.,olos answered the imputations of
r p Cts 90 and Sumner, that his bill was a
sr s. o'p Presidency, which he literally repell-
or 'no q of the manner in which Messrs.
Ena SIMMER had managed to secure their
se a'p senators. He said it was done by
=, bargain for votes.
taptt p",s renlied that Mr.. Douglas uttered
If., 1 lie was party to no such trans
cns, mar said Mr.. Douglas could not sus-
r. ou'n ',nrt;on by facts. He never sought
hs u and had no connection, directly or
postiy, with the movement winch elected
n.,u,ss rcplied-.Oh no.--The Senator
", p "tael the money, he only took it, and put
his PoeS' exclaimed by saying, that In speak
Plr. Cha w 81 a hid for the Presidency, he
OF the .t p;,', offensive to MIR. Douglas. He
hnt hoin'"7 an am bition to be President as II
,o one ambition. aaa -. In
PIT 10 b., yeas 81. nays Ia as tolows;--
SEQ " ,iessrs. Adams, Atkinson, Badger,
ea ~ BENJAMIN, Broadhead, Brown, Butter,
Eai @iav dawson, Dixon, Dodge, of Iowa,
,,os Evans, Fitzpatrick, Geyer, Gwin, Hun
i Johnson, Jones, Of Tenn, Mason. Morris,
~ Petit, Rusk, Sebastian, Shields, Slidell,
W thompson of Kentucky, Thompson, of
Pa'a Iorsev. ioucev, Weller, Williams.
E.ys-Messrs. Bell, Chase, Dodge, of Wis
.o Fessenden, Fish. Foot, Hamlin, Hous-
''I lanes. Seward, Smith, Sumner, Wade,
Messrs Bright, Toombs and Mallory were
/. all Of whom would have voted for the bill.
,Ir Allen who was absent on account of sick
y in his family, would have voted against it.
Nessrs. Phelps, Pearce, Cooper, Everett,
,rtop, and Wright did not vote.
The title of the bill was changed to "A Bill for
for Nebraska and Kansas"
General Cass, Immediately after the passage
,be bil.rose and said-"I congratulate the Sc
ID on the triumph of squatter sovereignty"
he Senate then adjourned until Tuesday next.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

BosToS, March 2.
The steamship Alps, with dates from Liver
pool of the 18th February, has arrived.
The following is the report which is brought
of the market for breadstuffs. 30. rlo,r-Ca-
nal I'D shlling' Baltimore IL shillings-Corn a.
Cotton active and firm.
Consols We're quoted at 9I5
WASHINGTON, March Z.
The Homestead Bill passed the House of Rep
resentatiyes yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-08

VIM. A. Miller, owner Of boat" Lynchborg ond Des'
pitch.
Charles L. Clara, owner of boots D. j. Hartsook and
S. c. Hurt
A. +. Stratton cnpt Of boat Middleton
John App,eyard owner of boats Keystone and Old Do
miniun.
Reubn II. Staton. of boats Baltimore, Enge,
Jno Bots eur Hart. Jno. =. Wilson and Swan.
Alex Pamplin, owner of boat Comet.
Jasper & Wilk"rson, ow ers Of boat Beth fialsey.
ID +. jasper owner of boat Napoleon.
4. l.. Bnrks ownerofbo jenny Lind OF Rchmonl
John W ills owner of boat Empire.
VIM. II. v Ool, capt. of boatJ Rowland
Richard p. Harrison, owner ut boat Orianno.
Henry Jones, owner OF boat Adn1ne
WIN II. Plunkett, capt. "fboat Onion
Thomas Carter, owner OF bont Isl omer'
ID. Crumpn. kea at boat Wave.
W &. Staples, owner OF boat Lndoh
h 6. Hidden. of boat Great Western.
Richard Parsons owner of boat Venture and Jno X
Mcdaniel.
William Smith, capt of boat Red Eye
Richard f. Moon, owner OF boat Uncle Sum'
Nm. Finney, owner of boat hon"oke'
Geo. W. lIend:on, owner OF boat Head"ny'
Thos. n Guolsby, capt. OF boat American.
Geo B. MARSHALL, capt of boat Fulton
James Glenn, capt. of boat WIN Is. Preston.
D. s. Drinkard owner oi boat Dart
joseph Grow. capt. of boat Economy
Lewis 7. Goolsby owne' of boat l4nndonia.
Austin x Wing field, owners OF b mt Fanny.
Samuel r. Moore, owner of boat FIoridn
VIM. A White, owner of boat Bottom.
Vim. b. Terry, owner otboat b. henwick.
f. w. Thaeker capt of boal Rose
VIM. J.. Conner, capt OF boat Buena Vista
W. +. Cleveland, capt of boat Atlanta
John d. Snoddy, owner of boat Baltic.
David N. Paueson, capt OF boat Nina
w. S. johnson, capt. ofboai Tiger.
Thos X, Osin, capt. % boat zen. iefce.
WIN. l. Moon owner of boat Lumber.
George Newberry capt OF boat Cen Taylor.
VIM. II Pierce capt Of boat James Saunders
Edward H. Hudson, owner of boat Augusta.
The above o go into effect LIST March, 1854
fob o8-duc2w
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GALVANISM,

GALvANISM
IN SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE
i Houghton's Celebrated Magnetic Electric Ma
chine, Of superior finish, also Pulvermacher's Hydro
Electric Voltaic chains and Mrehrads Magnetic Plas
ter. The instruments constructed and arranged
according to scientific principles. and highly recon.
mended for the relief and o! local pains, and all
nervous affections. For sale by
JNO. II, SEAY g. CO.
feb 25-ts. q: Druegist.
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1vO THE PEOPLE OF Lynchburg.-

Two THE PEOPLE Of Lynchburg.-
l. ADAMS & cos. Expresses Offer DiRy, CoItatn
and Cheap facilities far obtaining goods OF ali descrip
ton. from all parts of the United States
We have secured Special Express Plvcefes the
swift and sure jamestown and Roanoke .ayns
New York, Wednesday and Saturday, arriving in Rich
,nond Friday and Monday of each week. By this lin"
we ure prepared orwG,l goods of all description ut
very low rates Our Express leaves Richmond daily
rer Edmund and Davenpors line al Packets
Goods delivered Free Of Pof.0dge.
Our inland express per Grrnt u ) Mail ii"e, CO y
ues as heretofore, to arrive in Richmond 1rtoe DGf
The wc-known character of our house for RESP" '
billy and attention the interests of cur custom cfs
warrants in saying that shippers will find it to tier
interest to order their Goods through "Adams3 Co.
Eapress." ADAMS 20,
per Hin. H. Mosby, hgent.
~ o. ifdts Lynchbmr9. Ta
n B.-Gonds dispatched to all points where We have
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FOR NE W XORk
~ S. Mail Line per the SPLENDID STEAMSHIPS
jamestown and ROanOke!
TIVE and elegant side-wheel steam ssn@h
l. ship JAMESTOWN, (Cept. Parrish AAs
will leave Petersburg via City Point every Tuesday
Evening, and the ROANOKE, (Capt. CavsDdy,) every
Friday Evening, for New York.
Passage and fare from Petersburg, including
STATE Rooms. $40 90
Steer age passage. D OO
For speed comfort and safety these Steamships
cxcel.ed by the and travellers will find IL
the pleasant the north, they will there
by avoid the dust and frequent changes of tho Railroads.
u Tickets issued at my Office Sycamore Street.
SAME. G. BAPTIST. Agt Petersburg.
B-A passenger train leaves the Appomattox depot
every Tuesday and Friday half past O'clock p. M
connect with the Steamships at City Point. Passen.
gers by the Sousde Railroad will reach Pea rsbug II,
time TO take the cars for the steamers. SG.B
July ATS
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q u NO GU A N o

u " "A ~ " " " A ~ ".
HAVING made arrangements with the Peruvian
II agents to get supplies of GUANo on he best
terms, W. ore now prepared to furnish II. We have
hand. and n6pnt 500 bugs and will be in reg
ular receipt of H. We shall II mute except what comes
To direct ION the agents and all who purchase Of us
may rely getting GENUINE GilANo We solicit
the ORDER oioor friends aud all others, with The assur-
that we will always furnish them with the best arti'
Gle and on The most favorable terms.
CRENSHAw & co.
ie Its North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va.
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EVs HIRE Or SALE.--A VALUABLE
= 80 Girl. about foIrtcrn years ofage
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LNOR RENT.-Two Comfortable Family n
l. Residences, with good water gardens, &c &c. q
Possession zen immediately.
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