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Incorporated American
IMI(r Il A NI' s. ER IEMn N(I(II

FHtUE pOIdIFU n mefICan
ENG RANT s. FRIEND SOCIETY,"
Office Removed to ). h. corner Of Spruce and Water
Streets, Philadslp hia.
T'iiE object ofthis Society is TO guard the Emgran
against fraud and deceptIOn; and To- furnish them
with situations, advice aud relief or Free arCharge
FT The american Emieranl Friend Socety's'
Office Is the ONLY INCORPORATED office in This CITY
aud has no cpnnexlOn with any Intelligence, or so
called EmigTami Offices
GEO. + GORDON, Sec'y. WIG. CAIRNS SnDt. -
Best City Helps tObe found at this office. Farmers
supplied with and women, ConIIac lurnishe
with any number OF mcn.
August 10. i353 fIy1
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THE GREATES'r DISa.OVEiiY az TIIE

THE GREATEST DISCOVERY or THE
AGE.-fianterS TURNER'S Families and others can
purchase no Remedy eqI al 10 Or Tobias VENETIAN
LtNlMENT, for dyseDIery. cbOlic. Group, rhrORic
rheumatism sore IbFoats tGuillche, sea sickness
cuts, burns, eliings bruises, Old Sores headache
mosquito bii2s. pains in The limbs chest back &c
Ii II does not give relief the money will he refund.
cd all lllt Is asked, lral, and use II according to
the tirectIUns
II is an Eng fish remedy. aud was used bv William
The w.. iaie King Oi England aud certified to by him.
a. cure Tor rheumatism, when everything else had
failed
Over 100000 Bottles have been sold in the Uni.
ted Sales without single failure, and many have
stated Thai they would not be without it, il il was $40
per bottle. III case OF Group il as certain as IL Is
applied.
]! cures Cholera. when first taken IN q few hours:
HYSeDlery IN hall an hGnr; ToOlhache in five min
ntes. II rs e:lecIly innocent take into rnaIy and
Is recommended by the eminent physicians in The
United STATES.
PRICE 25 AND 50 CENTS
DIX. 1OBlAS could fill a dozen peWsnapers with
certificates and cucrs relating the wonderful curos
accomplished by his lniment but considers wnrr,nt
l"g II sSicient' as any person who dos moi obtain
relief nced MT pay for it.
DIR. TOBlA has put mp HORSE INIhIEN'F in
punt bottles, which warranted cheaper and heller
than any other for choc, scratches old snrcs gaIs
swellings, cuts, bruises. &c Price 50 cents
Dir. IUBlAS OFFICE,
2lO Greenwich street, New York.
Jan, 25, lS54.-eup lY.
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DELAWARE COLLEGE.

tfN JOIIbBIab 1tuf OF tlls IIIsIIuuH CuImcIlCes
l. on Wednesday, August 30th..
Candidates for admissinn particularly requested
10 present themselves for examination Tuesday,
Ang. 10Th. 81 sfa.t...ss amt .safs
This Institution now embraces two complete courses
1.-The Classical and the ScIENTlFc--whch the stu
dent may take IN foil or in part il-t I ~ a
Particular attention gwen TO Agricultural Science
and the Analysis of SoIls also to Engineering and
Practical Surveying. fa shsf
Ths Winter Term Of the Academical Department
will co n,nence on Wednesday, Oct n5Ih. "a
This Department now under the care of Mr. J. w.
Weston, A. nj oilers every facility for thorough study
and provides for The student the comforts OF home.
For further particulars, see catalogue.
DANIEL KIRKW6OD, President,
August 0, iS54.4t.
.asflgD silst i3,8laes sol sIlnBisf
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DISSOLUTION.

FTNlIE CO-Partneshp heretofore existing under the
l. firm OF CLfAiG ELLIOTT d CO., in the Town
of smyrna Is this ,ay dissolved by mutual consent
The business and accounts of the late firm will be
settled and iquldated by acknowledgement. Therefore,
all persons ha"ing claims against said firm will please
present tem and all persons indebted 10 the will
please call and settle without further trouble.
WILLIAM CLEGG 81 r.. J. COLT,
(At0rnies in iact for Samuel Clcgg.)
AMliS ELLIOTT,
JOSEPH IIOFFECKER
Aug. IA, 1854.
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Doctor Edw. I'D. Bailey,
Very Valuable and Desirable
Real EsfafR

o. NOV offered and will be sold upon reasona-
hsiii IN bic terms, AT PRIVATE SALE
kEE MANSION or FONT HILL FARM, situated
West of the Town of Smyrna, and Immediately
adjacent thereto containing about 200 ACRES arabe
LAND, in highly improved condition, possessing
every advantage private residence and profitable
agriculture Upon this Farm less than 600 bush.
els of Lime 10000 bushels of Wood Ashes and so tons
OF Guano have been spread within the past years. be-
sides great variety of other concentrated ferizers
and the blowing under green crops Of Oats Buckwheat
Clover &c, all of which has also been covered tw,ce
or thrice with the best stable and harm yard manures
The whole tract inclOsed with the best and most
substantial new chestnut and white oak fencing; about
hive thousand dollars expended in the erection Of OUT
BUILDINGS, comprised in which is everything requI.
site TO highly improved and well directed Farm
So Acres are allotted to The most choice varie.
xssss ties Of Apples, Peach, Pear Cherry, Ounce,
~tTS Plum and Apricot; BESIDES the Garden abounds
in well selected strawberry, raspberry, grapes,
&cE
Amy one wishing to purchase will be shown the pro
perty by the undersigned.
DANIEL CUMNdINs
Near Smyrna. Feb. %, Stiff
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JOurdan's Ammoniated Super Phos-
n,. phate of Lime,

FOR WHEAT AND OTHER CROPS.
E8AThis superior Fertilizer is especially
60 recommended for its quick operation
and durability. As a top-dressing for grass
fields, and especially exhausted dairy pastures.
it has no equal. When used on corn or grain
crops, itshould always be applied on top, imme-
diately before or aftersowipg or planting. 300
or 400 pounds5to the acre, When mixed with
Guano, in the proportion of one bag of the last,
to three or four bags of the Super Phosphates,
it serves to fix the ammonia of the guano, and
prevents its escape into the air. Great adyan-
tage to gpano results from this mixture.
Manufactured and for sale, wholesale and
retail, by 3aTIlH C, u. ROGERS,
No. 30 Market street, Philadelphia,
Sept. 90, 1S54-2m. 'e tfi' go
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Notice.

ETNHE undersigned Alexander Jones. named above
Il hereby gives notice that Leiters OF A.imnstTa,
IIdn granted To him the 2ih day OF Sepienber
1aj4 all persons therefore having demands against The
deceased estate will present the 6'upery
ed on before tue 27rlI day Of September 1885, or
abide by law III this behalf,
ALEXANDER JONES.
Oci. ., lS6i--6w.
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0IO.O0O CHEFS

Of the Actual Cost Of SI50,000.
Each purchaser OF One Dollar Engraving, there.
fore, receives not only ain Engraving richly worth the
money, but also lirket which entities him 10 one of the
Gifts when they are distributed.
F. For FIVE DOLLARS. highly finished Engraving,
beautifully painted in Oil. and Five Gift Tickets Will
be sent Five Dollars worth of splendid Engravngs
can be selected from the Catalogue
copy Of the Catalogue, together with specimen Of
the Engravngs can be at the Office of this paper
For each Dollar seEt, an Engraving actually worth
that sum, and Gilt Ticket, will Immediately be for
warded. .'-.'
AGENTS:
The Committee believing that the success of this
Great National Undertaking will be material v promo.
ted by the energy and enterprise Of intelligent and per-
severing Agents, have resolved treat with such ON
The most liberal terms.
Any person wishing TO become an Agent by sending
(post paid 81 will receive by return mall One Dollar
Engraving a Gift Ticket, Prospectus, Catalogue
and all Other necessary information
On the final completion Of the sale, the Gifts will be
placed Ill The hands Of Committee of the Purchasers
Ia be Distributed due notice Of which will be given
throughOuttheU United States and the Canadas
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AGENTS:
List of Gifts

leo Webster, 100 10 000
100 Calhoun, 100 Ia DOu
90 elegant Oil Paintings. in splendid gilt
frames size 3x4 feet each, 100 5000
100 elegant Oil Paintings, 2x3 f. EACH 50 5000
500 slee plate cIgravings brilliantly col
Oed in oil, rich gilt frames 24x 30
- .ooo inches each 10 5000
10000 elegant steel plate Rngravings,
cOlOred in oil, OF tho Washington
Monument. 2Ox26 inches EACH 4 100000
231 900 sc0l plate Ehgravings from 100
different plates, now IN possession
uinhd owned by the Artists Union
Of The m ,rkrt value OF, from 80 cts
10 81 90 each, al 600
| lrst.cass Swelling in 3Ist ST., H. Y
City, 1900
% building lois IN Toe ana l0l sIs, NY
city, each 25NIO0 H. deem, at 1000 22OOO
100 Villa Sites containing each u, 900 So
H. ia IlIe supGrIs Of NsW YOrt; ciy,
and commanding magnificent
view Git3e Hudson RIVER and Long
Island Sound, ut 800 5oD OOO
20 perpetual loans of cash without in
lcres OF security, oi$250 each, 5000
9o 100 " 5000
lpD 30 5000
Eau 20 d" 5000
2OOO D" 10000
Reference in regard to the Real Bsate F. JVisschcr
IL Co, Real Estate Brokers, New York Orders fposl
raid,) with money enclosed to be addressed,
}. w. HOLBROOKE, Sec'y, sos Broad way ~ Y
FT The Engraymgs III the catalogue now ready
ar delivery. lOct. A. '54.6m
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% the readers Of the Herald" will please notice
the advertisement for Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN LINIMENT
DR. TERRELs HEALING OINTMENT, Dr. T.wNsrND's
HEALTH FILLS and DARLEY's ARABIAN HEAvE REMEDY
They are said To he good articles for the purposes for
which they are recommended they are for sale by the
Druggists and Merchants generally
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DAVIS 4. CITJJN
VAN NOAN9 IS
SPLENDID NORTH.LIGHT
EagueFreOdYDG EeOOLMS.

100 Arch ST. one door below Sixth, south side Pha
PERSONS visiting the citydurine the approaching
HOlida, should call and obtain one or more OF
our superior DagOerreOIypes, and have them set in
PLAIN fancy Cases
The reputation of our styles Portraits, is high
as any in Philadelphia and they OieredaI II much
lowOr cost. thus giving equal chance to Obtain
good Picture Of the best materials Terms One Dol.
iar and upwards,
SJ-Daguerrsotypes OF deceased friends or relatives
COPIED equal to the originals. and of the same size or
larger il desired.
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Elegant New Style Clothing.

THAS. DARKNESS g. son, lsIl;opable Clothers
~ l2S Market street, Is f. corner FOuFh street,
Philadelphia.
The Extensive WarerQODls Of G. II, e. Son, are nov
filled with alargn and most elegant stock of Fashionable
CLOTHING iOr The Fail ard Winter season. embracing
every arIIce of Dress, in endless variety Of Quality
Material AMI Design all cut and m ide the latest and
most approved styles. and at alOvcr Price than Cloth
ing has ever been offered in tins city.
l. Call AMI satisfy yourselves. confident our
Clothing canAOt I've surpassed, if equalled
CHAS. HARDNESS e. SON,
Oct. 4. 5i.3m. l2S Market street.
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FIFTH EDITION NOW READY
Sixth and Seventh Editions nj Press.

NJ oW READY-Thr fifth Edition of "ALONErhv
~ Marion Harand in %, . bsndsomc 10 ~ ~
price %. A. NORRIS. Richmond. Publisher
WHAT THE CRITICS SAY
Hear "hn frank Leslie says of il in his Ied;,., H.,
zcite:
"eha,e read this exceedingly elegant contribu,jo,
!" "n' Hght lierniurc with absorbing interest "Alope
u hent Offering tho nllnr of home md social Al.
i'ci'"' simple inlo of real fe dedicated to nv broth
or nhh nstc We welcome such tributes a, hi, mos,
ne"'''y Nothing in its way strikes our memory ns
po'"s IT'S eaua "nd we give place fitting potire In
'hr artistic 6uzctte as wound a gem n, nur.a, -.
and commend "Aonc" To every re6oed mindr ~
Alone sauds at above the light literature or ,ha ~
in lts style aud general Hs,od
Natural mud htekc In its conceptions md ,e.,,;n,
with lnteres while vein of rich and cheerful bu,nor
ana u" ose''owihg sympathy, rervade the entire nrk
ana sP"'h'o upon every page. We have read no oyel
"hleh we can ~ heartily commend to tbs pub,,, =.
Alone Lexington Gazette.
thnra,i"rhed hr l"rr" cl'n,nc.. md .reinnIl,y -
God.y's Lady Posk
II stands none' as h,ire c,,tnt ,x irpt o,;yi,,l
~ - rei'atkn lo and -an i No,k- nm ,r..,
" novel 1t Is skillfu pan ed and I,rpl, inter-
o-t'hg story, but something ~ thnr - sIo, =,,I !.
designed io be "somethirg' better TIA IN jeIrr -, a :
we th'nk she hns accomplished Hun .lr I'M, nd
Southern lit'iufy Messcnerr
One o thehc-i works of fiction a. l,,. ,,,. ,..i -
N'nr''n i'nrlatd "ay be Justly placed IN H.. very
front mnk OF American female writers II, for Sc,,i
mel
IL bears tho unmistnhn e i pres. of ldrbl, Ell
mind Darvilr Register
Every p'ge is an ncidcH'; the anguayr rl,.c ,nJ
elegant The whole inlc so ascnatinv Il1 + LId ,I
renders mai in firm grasp fntil ! J.. fn nd
emmy lost. ,ost
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ssS1c Change Of Schedule. .iEt
Spring and Summer Arrssllg cnsent,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk

TEX It. =. NIENM NTITT'N
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
nF 1900 TONS Bprthea, Commanded by Cnp;ains
~ Cavendy wand Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tueedny af
ternoun o'clock. Aud the Roanoke every Saturday
iaornlng Mt O'Clock. for New \ ork win Norfolk
Returning. they will leave New ilik Tor Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday aiie, o'clock.
stopping "a few hours caeh way at Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York. including meais and State
tuom ncoommodaion, only ....-.-.....-.-..-. $40
Sterrhee lhssage only 1880 D
Charge to Norfolk the II by River Bonts.
Merchants aud Travellers will find this OF the
speedy and comfortable routcs hetw.cn New York and
Rirhmond. Passage and fare only &0 Strerage pas
sageony q.
LuDLAM Il WATSON.
III,
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MORGAN
Franklin, Brother 4 Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
A Nd COMMISSION MERCHANTS. nexi door
"a 10 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lvnchbure,
Va, have just oceivcd and offer for sale large and
general stock of Groceries consisting ot every article
in that line; n'so general stock Of Liquors Hardware
Staple Dry Goods &c. c. They respectfully
solicit call from their friends the public generally
Their stock oi good NJ" ent rely aid fresh, and will
be offered the trade the lowest rIicc, for cash
in exchange for prnduCo
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RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA


Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy articles.
VIE Snbs' lhcr oil - 10 the trade large and varied
stock of Earthenware, China and Cl ,ss, the pat
terms of which We're selected by himself ia person.
Having spcre Of many years in this particular
business he feels confidence suii,g that in point
OF price and quality ii will eompae hvo,aby with any
other house in the ilade
White Granite Dinner Ware,
DO 10 Basins aud Ewers, Jugs. Tea Ware, etc.
blue Print Flowing and Fancy do
Fine Decorated China Dinner and Dessert Sets
Do do do Tea and Toilet Set,
Do do do Pitchers and Vases
Gold Band do of above variety
White Chra do of aLovu variety.
Common Ware OF description, suitable for
w'olesaine which he offer. upon such terms for cash
cannot fail To please
Fine Mantcl Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery Walters M Brit,anH Ware
Safety, and otnrr Fluid aud Solar Lamps
GLASS Ware in every variety,
All he asks is II ca and he feels assured his prices
will give satisfaction
Iii, Paclrris one OF the best in the trade
Stone Ware at Factory prices.
sep l9-ts JAS u. Il EVANS,
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~ NEW GOODS.
s,,RESH ARRIVAL. for FALL & WINTER

4 Next Door below g. Morsc's buuk Comtni. .sion
Store aud Immediately opposite the Warwick lIou-c
The sub-criher has ust received his supply of FALL
and WINTER GOODS. which consist Of Boot, Shoes
ilas aud CnEs1 unks, Vnlires Carpet Bngs. &r.. x =
Iii. goods of the lntest styles aud '
xprcs.lv oo, by thu best Manufacturer in hlndrl
rhn which city ,tunds un,ivned ~ the mauuact OF
Boots unJ Shoe, and, snfy add HINTS and Caps
Trunks, Vallccs and Cn,p pet Bugs. BY making my
purchase late than usunl. WHEN few buyers were ia
market and Goods otinr lower prices, nm cnnbcd
II ol,, bargains TINT be- Appreciated ! would
pectfully invite mn ,anation of my Stock by all
parting good clcnr nnI fhshionab Gond- in my line
no a1-dt- SAM'I - RUMBDUGH Ae't
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A MOTH Err NEW NOTE UP o l
WORCESTEK'S PIANOS.
% Main ST, Richmond, Tirgiaia,

IT'' sII'
UORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would the attention ot Hrpfsor,. Aratcurs
mud the pubic II - examination of them
His assortment embnces many He~ md beautiful
styles and by almost is living addition
al supplies. He offer the great advantages in the
purchase OF Piano Fortes. only in superiority
ri instruments, but also IN the prices at which he sells
Them ort3 dts
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GAS! GAS!! CASH.

vJEhsoNS wishing their houses 6ted for burning
Vas VIII hnd some strong Inducements offered by
applying to The subscriber. have good workmen and
SuIe'Iof stock oi materials. A. G. DABNEY
n. B-Al orders for fitting up Tabacco Factories
eci'ed within sixty days payment will not bs required
bcio'e the III oi June, 1855. -.
Jun 7-,lt.
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These vrscls Of the fret class built in tho oity OF
baltimore expressly tor this Judo and have su"rior a'
ummodntans ior passengers. They are commanded
ty eerienced CHutains, well qnahcd tor the trade
and who will spare cxertion To accommodate They
vi" be owed aud down tho "ivcrs by steam hn,a may
l'e relied ON To saIl promptly us advertiled
Merchants going North or ordering goods from n ~
York, will find it to their interest Ia ship by this 10
freight will AWAY be taken low by .nny oil.er
line of Packets and effort will be mudn by IN.
agents in Richmond aud Nrw-York give sati.lne ton
Freight IL cents per whole, mud - cents per Z =
lobaceo being aboui ~ per cent less thnr chutp'
the steamers, Insurance cnn br effected in the i.,.
moad Fire Assorintion b, this line at 3-s per
We respectfully a-h and hope Il succeed il obtain
tng fn slnl" of patronage.
Goods shipped by TIM line to N"" York viii he FOR
nnrded free of rumn.i--ian New Orleans. Mob 'le
,'hatlestnn, Savannah my other Southern North
rrn port The vessels viii lie in Richmond Eockrits
New York at BctI No. !, Coire House Slip, fooi Of
Wall Street. DAVID CUR UE. Richmond. } ,
c. II PIERSON. y \. ::
~. 81 ,Soph STREET, =
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JAMES FRANK IL.
EDW ARD fRANkIIN,Jr
JOHN a + FRANKLIN.

TENO THE PUBLlC.-1ne sub.crrber takes
l. this method of informing his friends and the pub
lie IN goneral thar he has made arrangements con.
duc his Baking busne 5 under the manag cmont of Nj
JAMES SIMPSON long known = Of the best ba
hes in Virginia and tha he would be pleased furnish
his old friends with nrythins they muy in his line
Families in of Bread, Cakes, CIackcrs, Sc, will
~, ful nished at the shortest notice,
nov At JNO SHANER
r1y9E %,
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Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash ,
IL LII IEWIS

4 y rnu.rqurrct ~ bad hen nh compelled To quit
u bu,6uss,and Will from tins eS sc all al my splendiI
.orh oi utelv ,ods f,t cnsh any summer
goods hnnh will b" oil lc NJ rti much less lhpu
rnzt Wy stock Is lnte" and desirable. consisting oi ~
splendid assortment oi lndir- Dr"s. Goods. Fine Map
ties, llo-iry q Shnus. Plain B .nck Silks, &c.
Al.n splendid .t,rt ~ tinr Cloth Cussmcre-, Plush
nnd uil, Nr-ttues, he Sch,t., tmyats and Pocket
liandherrhi.i,, tprthor with ~pcrdid ussortn cnt
,tuplr good, ~, iInnkos, fucd C'o'h cosrnctt-,
I.n-cy., Rlencle II pnd Bro tplipn, Irish Linens.
llanrcls, Checks, &c.
particularly invite nil in of good bargains
aud good gaed4 h gIye II" cnll am determined To
closc them as 'Peedk as fo'Sihle
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30 u Is. II. LEWIS.
'INO IuC CITIZENS OF LiNCnBGRG

'INO IIIC CITIZENS OF LiNClIBuRG
AHp Irs N,eINIrr.--As intend tn hi,v, my store
enlarged the rnr pntt uf the ensuing ycn,, think
cxprdint Ia reduce my stock rluei possibo ..
therefore offer Ia ia. public all oi my valuable and
"rl assulted stock nt very REDUCED PRICES II
ny customers will plense give men call they will be
sized TINT this notice il ~ hnmbug. large lot cf
TAI.MAS and LADIES OLOAkS, also Carpets, Rugs
aud bookings Cost. Sup'r Bed Planke-, Sntincts.
cnssimcre., CrnIc Mcrino aud Silk Shnwls Dres.
Silks. Pocket iInndkerchiefs--lnin and Emb oiIcrrd.
With large lot o Needle Work, and Nd Gloves.
ol Of Sup'r Rigalct.. G2I cts,-benurifnl Article
nov est. JOHN ABRAHANS
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RI HMOND
RI -HMOND
SAW MANUFACTORY,
10Th STREET,
BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY STREETS
Richmond. Va.

fuNoLAND & BURGER, sf"pretors, would respect
fully their friends AMI the public generally
that in consequence of tho very haerng with
wh.h they have IN thsr enterprise they pre-
puiing Ia manutict with greater facility aud prompt
than her ratoiore, SAWS, and especially CIR
CuLAR SAWS which. upon the testimony Of somc of
best mud reliable citizens. claimed to be
rdperior IN their working ul others, They he
found In all TIE principal Hardware Stores in the cit,
Factory prices
All Saws stamped TOLAND BERGER are war
auted in the fullest SENSE matter from whom or by
whom purchased
Orders respectfully solicited. aud promptly executed
~ l'tlers promptly answered.
aug l2-ts TDIAND MERGER.
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Ihn pfncMIrd TlrkcI UIHtr
The Express trains do not stop for wny passengcrs-
The Mail rains will only stop Port " alha ! and
tlovcr ii Junction, iinlt Way Station and Manches-
The Aecommo lato trnins will step for way l.us
.enecrs.
Fare for white prr,ons 81 %; Children three mud
not over twelve years ape 81 rclis Coorcd ersons
a-srlvunis III cents.
Servants wall no be permitted in r.i class except
when in attend incc infant children, sick parsons
absolutely requiring their cure. in which cnsc the same
pr = ns Tor white ,,rsons will he charged.
a discount at 10 " III he made each inro
when ticl cts procured n tho Office md to persons
getting On the where To tickets sold
Servants travelling by Themselves must be furnished
lS h-ir mnslcrs with two l,ssos, 50 that be
retained the office mud IL must be expire, ,atcI
the pass thai they permitted Ia 90 GeIs
n. B -Th Trains will rur hy Richmond Time.
TIloS DODAMEAD. SUpk
Ollie, Il < +. n Il Co
30 dtris
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GUANo GU ANO.

q q "A N q Q U a N o.
ANlNG made arrangements with the Peruvian
agents to get supplies of GuANO On he best
terms prcpared furnish il. We have
hand aud afaat 800 bags, and Il b" in reg
uar rece PIT of ii We sholl II none EXCEPT wlt
direct Gom the agents. and all who purchase
may rely getting GENUINE GuAND. We solicit
the oi our ttiends and all others, with The
that viii always furnish them with the best ar
Gle and ON tn, favorable terms
CRENSHAN & co.
fel lts North side of the Basin, Richmond. Va.
HIOvEK SEED.--pRlME NEW GLOVER
" Seed for sale the best terms.
feb - Is CRENSIlAW & co,
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
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FALL, ARRANGEMENT

The Express and Mail T,nin fom Peiersbu 4
connect Richmond with the Trains going Month. iyr
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
The Exprcss aims nsn with the tains the
Vnginia Central Raoa Tor Charlottesville, Stauntop
&c.
Through Tickets for Washington nt.......---..$6 81 90
- Baltimore M. .-.... ...-.... 50
= philadeinhia at. -......... o 90
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For Sale
'lVmE MERCHANTS BANK OF Va.

WANTED TO alatE.-fae .ubs,rIb-,.
w wish to hire for their WORK "n the Va Tenn
,s,roal in the Mountah region of W. ournhcr ~
boys, for which liherul hire viii be lai
They have had long experience in the infringement #
negroes and are themselves large liied
will receive the tredtr""' IN "v"rH I~~i
th,t they give their One 0 us s",'' II
Lynchburg, any time, till the ION o Jaha,y Il"
Washington Hotel or McCorhe Simpson 4 nee.
"tu Mcdaniel & Hurts They " i'll also buy snd
boys, dec - d.rt-1 SCOTT 4 ADAMS
l)LACk BOMBAXINES. French Merino-. AlhpA,
- CA great burgan -Emhrnide ed and Quite
Skirts. j. JABRAiiAMS.
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