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scs 81 ring 'hs most postivs contradiction 70 ms
words eds,ug rom tns past ssts pure greater
belief than hts words and the Intelligence whiin ~
sesrs dsy vi Continued AMI gigantic ~sr'iks pepAra
t,n throus out RussA, ynnot be ost aight Of lois
kisw IN certainly bnrue ia dsspatch 'rom VsaaA
snish ssys A1st.s has deusnfsd whether tns
cont .ou!d object u Enropsan protestocste
lover IL, CHRISTIANS Turkey. The rs1iy Ia st post
Tive largrsge was that Russia you'll permit no o'hsr
power 10 needle in the Mat Ter Of the Creek Church.
hs treaties ~ith tks Porto, AID would settls
Question with her slons
regards preparing for war the French government
lis sctrg with energy. The Aoniteur pulls DEGREES
second portion Of the contingent OF ths elias. Of 1859
We have before stated that foscs OF TO- coo we're
tasaoy told of AID ready TO for embsrkaton ~
i've hosrs notice large proportion OF these men
piaes-d in Africa. The Contingent OF 1852 above
onsd numbers 80 600 men and Is 20 supply tho place Ok
ths cTps ddrsee which wi be sent 10 Turkey In the
page o. var being formally declared between France and
EuAsia
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A JACK OF ALL TaApKs.-The editor Of the

JACK OF ALL TaADKs.--The editor Of the
Council Hiuns City (lova) Bagic he has at various
times and under various orcunstAoces ollo we'd
RED many and various kinds OF business eraed
below, Wv :Bouse bulldog and paiains, csbiuet and
chair mfirg snd turning brictmaks and school teach
isg ssloon Asepng drug business and the inventor
Of patent nostrums, farming. public Snowman, msr.
oharotig. baking ard mar ufsct1rsg oonectone RES
have tw been post aer notary puslic trustee OF an
Incorporated town aia.r man, DO have carried on COOP
sriDr, wagon making, bsoss nj hing, shoemNkiug rad
ole aod harness buspess have hadrn-ee stores in oper
alton at ouce carried he daguerrean business been
subtditor, and 10 Wind up the uprbrtu nats
but lot di gtd editor Of the Counch Hans BIL
aud expect in few years to be rich may wsn
thirty i've years old have better half and su
TO be the father Of sx ohcep, three u living
an six foot ia ~ he-led boots and vsish l40 lbs
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India nnd China.

date
Csicutss Dsesmtsr 8; Msdrss, 10th Bombay, l4,h;
siuaapors 4th Penang, 6th; 3se, 18th; Bar nan Nov
90 sheoghss, lelh. Annoy, 18th; Hong Kong, 9Th;
AlexsDars January
Ne ss from "a nah most contra distory. report
cuYrsat that tls Burmese had rscasursd Pegu, aud
combinsd movement agsinst the Brtish 10 take
piree,
IEo 20 -Anothsr statement vas that tbs war party
ct Ava 10 too weak to do Anythipg,
re RusspF said TO be At Khiva and the Pesiawur
fores has sss inc ed to l3, 500 men.
The Aeedess OF the KohSt Pass have given In and
eeptsd the terms OF the English.
Trade In India fair.
Exchange at Cscntta % Id.
In China the Insurgents have evaoustsd Amody, an
In perislisa have had horrible msssacrs there.
Canton ID quiet. Exchange 5s Id
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Inc state OF the Roman CATHOLIC ChurCh
The following La trxnslAtion OF the Aocution of Pops
Pins lx delivered In the sacred Consisoy OF December
10, 1861
Venerable Brothers-Plassd on the sun,mit OF the
apostolic the citadel and bui~Ark Of the Cstho
lie Ai h, the Roman pontif, istecessors exercising
the pc given them from high rue the unvsrsa,
church. have turned their kocuds towards ths Esstsra
church. and have neglected thing which could
contribute 10 Its aid and proteo How much wachsa
prudent csre-hov much labor they have bestowed
With the Roman church those people Of the East
whom unhappy schism had separated from her, Ani
to induce them TO attach hemselvss to the Roman pen
t the supreme pastor Of the EARTH menbers to the
head Of the body to which they belong ia matter which
II IL not necessary venerable brothers. for to explain
mere at length to in this place b.ns well known 70
you already, and st.sstsd by testimonies OF
history.
Wishing on aide to follow these fac examples Of
paernal .oictude vshavs addressed to all the oenta
apostolic letters, by which have exhortsd THEM with
gsa ana tenderness TO into communicates with
inc hoy and TO adhere firmly 10 It. We have
Inc ior that reunion by and poTerfu
pioo sne ruin OF shch 10 most sleAr uds
what has been Published TO the contrary by several
fchismAsic bishops In writing ia which they have givea
vert 10 the inveferA gall their ani osty against the
holy We shall take care that that vritss absl bs
reuted to convince the OF their errors and To-
meet their obstbacy but in the let us lot
to pray and implore the Heaveoy Father OF All sht for
the salvation OF all OF the nm ppdfu Of (hristis
spirit charity, predecsssors dsarea not only that
the sacred rites In 10 the EAera chu ought not 70
bo owed when they not uad soarAry
faith bat At they should he aod re
being worthy vereiatnn for t1e antiquity thslr
origin, coming az macy Of them did, fro The holy To-
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hyperion Court-speciaI Term.

be1bre Hon JuI &c H0Uman
JAN Il Anthony Thatcher Horace Greeley and Others.
1t Ia ordered that the damsges Of ssid plaintiff claimed
10 The compliant be ,ssesssa by the Sheriff of the city
end county Of New York by ths cath OF twelve good AMI
hwi nsp, b. whom he shall diligently inquire what
Gsusses TIE plaintiff has tapsd ny OF the pre-
nises sforefsj, and that he return the inqnistion
which he shall thus take WITH I'll convenient speed and
the even, Of this action.
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Bonry I'd; Lagos 9Th; Aecrl sth; cspo Cossi 9TH L.
IBERIA, l3,h. The Coat healthy.
Piss1 emit Roberta OF Liberia, delivered December
Voiumnous ana satisfactory 10 the senate and
House o. Representatives He assured them OF the a.
hancs Of France and EngA nd with the Librarian republic
ana Napoleon has cent present OF thousand stand
o AID Ard Acroutr.m-pts for native militia. For the
public we're $3S COS, expenditure s32072 Besides sun
dry merchaadse, the culture .couut shows balance cf
80 Ot2 sganst [qusre, in favor OIL the gov. rnmsnt
At Lagos affairs continued unsettled Kossoko with
no, Titles,
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q. s. District Attorneys Office.

PARDON BY THE PRESIDENT
JAN II "A pardon THE day received from the De-
partlsnt OF State for Louis Bory freedman conyst
ed In December, 1852 o. making counterfeit coin, aud
sentenced 10 two years imprisonment The prisoner had
sged mother who has been untring ia hsr efforts
htau the government clrfnsney in behalf Of her son.
Who, appear, had been tbs dups OF willy com
op Spaniard, med Louis Leon, convicted At the
time and sentenced TO much longer period OF I'm
Er-oument barry sd eleven months 10 serve, from
which he Is relieved By tse good OFF les OF his mother
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OPERATIONS IN ASIA.

An oocas nal oorrespon Of the London TINES vii
ting from Ksrs, on .December 10th, says From Kavs
where commander had his headq ysiv PAsha
sent TO observe, with q email body, the Arp&t,hy
s that forms the Russian frontier part OF
the oonufy. foi trght after his departure Lsutsn.
antGr ersl Ahmed Pashs foiowe hin WITH the greater
part o. car army lis on this expedition that able
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Italy.

INrRIsoNNBST or AN AMERICAN CrriZEE-cAsB OF
MR.. CARBoNK-ACTrcE or the UNITED STATES
cONsrL.
The following paragraph appears 10 Letter from
Naples, Of date December aSta -
The OF the American citizen Mr. Carbone remains
Just where II was. De has not left Msssias.
Mr. Owen, tbs Anericaa Charge t'Anairs. wrote TO
Sicily and requested him 70 remain. The letter arrived
in tine TO prevent his departure. Mr. 0Arbcns Ia now
prisoner At the policy siss In Msssna. He u allowed
togo shout the city duss certain hours Of tbs day bat
company Of peoe toer Who have orders not TO leave
him for o moment.
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ALLIANCE or THE NORTHERN PowKRs--RUMoRED
FLoTs IN PoLAkD--srCHOLAs OF RUSSIA AND THs
PkU.sIAE PRESS.
Nal0nol GoseHe Of Berlin states that Prussia 10
cor wing negotAti, With Sweden and Denmark for
fstilg OF action 10 order 10 the
rights Of neutral Gags In OF
The Ru sian hortss have nj 70 the Prusslan gov.
erpnent information Of plot Of kind they have
dsetyIed in Poland. No Details have INSPIRED 20 ths
pab,ic
Mary srres.s bGvs been made ia Pesen,
The has .que lied that frussau shall
be Y rdeted from noticing the movements OF the Rus
alan troops.
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TIE CURRENT OPERATIONS or THE TREASURY
DsPAKTNssT.-0n the 25th Of January, there were
OF Treasury warrants entered ON the books OF the
Department
Fort redemption II stocks ......... S1l ea3 %
Treasury D ps rtnent exclusive u stocks $3.50 IS
For the Customs 1880 81
Covered lotto treasury from customs.. 2,oo6 Al
Covered into tbs tr.a'ury from miscellaneous
sources ............... lass2 81
For fundi.s under aot Of Jan %, 1s4T..... 100 90
War Department. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 343oiB 50
Fer rstayirg for War Dspartmsnt.. 34l04l Al
For repsyhg for Navy Department. ....... 1884 81
For The Interior DeDsrmeai. ........ ID Az SO
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Germany
THa RELIC u,Js fxolpr NEWT.

THR RELIC LOus EXCITE MENr.
U,der date q fr,feurs Jan l, from 8siSn we l.sru
that he Emperor o. Ausis has had lad before min
cttss OF osuncs existing between the govsrnuent OF
Bsd.H ado the cergy 1t ssid that Will, blsmin
The 'rehs ou OF he clergy he Recommended the gov
trlment 10 make sors concessions
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JAMES M'HEsRY's CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Jan 10, 1854.
Provisions, there Is an Improved demand Tor nav
bacon, and imports taken ship full rates. old
bScon neglected Beef wanted but without i'm.
proyementin value. Pork very dull Cheese continues
scarce
LARD ia dssrer and in demand,
TALLow has advanced 's. 10 a.
In sHIDs BAPK there has been no business.
BRIADsTurFs have daily advanced in vAus under
stocks PnilsdeIpnA Baltimore. and Ohio brands of fair
quality -four have been sold at 5 and Western Canal
at 49,, but this extreme pfcs has not been maintained
At this days market there large attendance but
oisip clpston TO pay present rates manifested Red
whs.ts Are quoted at 12s white. la. Cd Indian corn,
bos. to t2s.
CorTos-Ths late Imports being freely osred have A.
forded buyers selection OF the better grades, 1T
ssoe under tie extreme rates Of last week the further
rife IN beadstn, and tbs unsettled aspect Of Eastern
STARS. create csuton and Limit operations. The sales
yesterday rere 1000 OF which 000 American, and
day being port speculation. 10 Manchester, al
though prices are 6rm, very little business is doirg
BROWN snlPLsY AID CO.'S. cIRcgLAR.
LvsxpooI, Jan 10 1854.
Slnoe the date OF last circular, cotton market
has been STEADY but nanin,ae At the quotations. rho
corn market has again advanced 3D. bashe 10 wheat
Baltimore, PhiIsdephis and Ohio four, 44s 3d. . ass;
Canada 44s = 1855 Western Canal 42a Cd. = AS. per
barrel white whsatlfs a lbs red lis. l2s I'd. per
10 lbs White Indian corn dis yellow, sos, mixed 49s
Psr o.
ANTHONY, poRR AND co.'s CIRCULAR.
In consequence OF the abssncs Of any from
Russis and the more warlike attitude of France and
England In relation 10 the Eastern question: las Expressed
in the Frerch diplomatic noe, published officially
the 7th instant commercial Affairs have bsen mush
stricted tie past week Ths money market is notwith
saEding the cireu with which surround
CO. eAsy hst csbs bills readily taken under the
Bank OF England rate five per cent Sps lie continues
10 arrive in x,ee quantities; last weeks ARRIVAL up
the an oent Of f 40 Geo sterling The total shipments
OF the week abort 26ocoo The increase of bullion
IN tie Bank OF England for the week Is c33 900
There s more inquiry for tbs leading American railroad
bones hui tianss c iDus limited
In lie pro- uce markets there has been Increased actvi
~, with ap upward t.ndency in prices FOR Gtioles
ln cotton good business is doing; prices
Scotch pis iron 10 hesvy az 76g Sd Tin and copper
very tfui riEp 10 price ID anticpa The sud
spe M ni'si. Rails nominal ct ss IS An advance
OF 6s per quarter has been eAbsoed since last Monday
In The priee OF wheat both Gnslsh and foreign she
verify Of thu weather and the unAvo.sbs political
having sire gthed the market ihe general opinion is
| In favor of fgI Their rise in prc,.
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DISPOSITION OF THE RUSSIAN LAND
EODnEl
NAVAL MOVEMENTS OF RUssIA.

4 Is nieauoaed that the weather In The Black Sea
conIicued very tempestuous. sn Gil convoy, Witch
bao on. from Odessa Decemher 18th for the ulns
with pfovfona and stores fer the Russian army In the
DAnubisn pr vinces hal been dispersed BY storm.
erear of the Governor of the Crea addressed to the
uerS bans in tn. ports Of the Black Sea- recommends
Russian vessels not 10 tut out to unless with great
precAu II informs q EN- that regular sc,rts are
About TO be org az ebsstopol TO protect the oor
voJs and that tquat Of war will be placed ct the
straits Of Ysnisae 70 accompany the Russian vsssss
which are TO pSocssd to the different maritime points Of
the See of Azoff.
We are inds bted for much OF the meagre information
that has GONE TO hand 70 the Paris papers The Oon
rsmtrne says "A report bn been Ia cirsulsasn that
the Russians were mAk imposing preparations TO cross
ths danube. These accounts are still vague, and We
must ad on the faith of letters from Jay that ~ tbs
date OF the 2st ut there had only entered into the
capital Of hodavis 1000 men OF the corps Of 0ssn-
SAcksn and not the detachment had passed the
WAachan frontier Ia true that sincs that time the
oet MAJ have favored the movement of Ru dan troop
towards the DANUBE, which before had bssn very
On account CT the bad state OF the roads,
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unity.
We yet smother of zris the saie result
the sacred mission Of be brother Vincsnt
BIZ hop OF Ardcrdiopois In the Island of aayti In Ams
rca We o<nnot adequately express wi b what real for
irused to him. but the Prince HayM and his govern
ent, having fae ides tf the church OF Jesus Christ
and Of the holy missions which have object bat the
good Of sour and the 9th and great part Of ths
certy could not submit to BE- recalled OF LIE
more strct and more worthy the sacred ministry The
ilustrous prelAta, smentipg the usesseusss OF hsa
efforts obliged, after having asked our leave 70
shake he ust of his feet and lsavs tie country
Ess 81 grave hino and wAieh oAsnot be sufi ,snty
ceplored Inflicted On the church By certain
tcs VIII, betsy too readily permitted 70 OUT their
he'she theu elves TO certain parts aud
tiers, without having either their doctrines or their mo
rails inquired into there they osoupy themselves with
everything rather thar esdins men to the trus faith
In nne venerable brethren think to In.
form TO- day thst the gotistons commenced sith
the Sandman sovernm snt Religious affairs at present
srspencsd on the part u that government that the
oIc-rs given by we'll beloved son the Csraisa
whom have appointed TO te srniDst~ those negot
appear to have become useess. Therefore, have
taken care through our well beloved the Car
cinf appointed TO preside public affairs .sk this
government what we're its ist.ntiops after long
silence. We have beniynanly reo.ived the pa,era Il
hts addressed for the dinuton Of the number Of
holy days In the staten OF the Most Serene King OF
Sardinia which we have granted not orly TO aid 10
eving the indgencs Of the poor, who only get hsr
subsistence By labor but also 10 give proof Of cur lcs
srfeing ard to iposs the emit Of The s.riinn
States to rake repA,stion for what 1t has so uu
happily dom against the apostolic ace And
against the RICH. OF the church. which II violated
AID uodcsn under foot. Even though expectations
ulo be dsar pointed win be far from tisg u
having TO the furthsst limits Of kindness and
ration. Meanwhile vsh Ia declare that will never
listen TO any demand which appears contrary
dignity 10 The rights Of the apostolic see to the good
OF religion
You psroivs vens able brsthrsn that every day new
tempss Arfe against the church Il is duly seated
at the helm, to DO an in power with your assistance
70 resist these storms Continue you have Conc 70
present 10 sustain as in the Iabos i'm posed on nj bya
situation difficult and perilous Bat In order thst
our efforts may be crowned vith sucseas, mutt ask
the Aid Of Him who rules the winds and the SEA May
H. moved BY our CON raon prayers eeyn to give the
o.std tranquility, and may he Ia HE goddess grant T.
ut, after 90 many vcifadea to the church attain
the barber, and rest there 10 III security
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NV Motto is /" Progress. -

lTROM te great increase of business the subscriber
II has epioyed in the last six m nths, he has been
kaeged TO add tn his ready Extensive b>hment,
krh he has done by building one ut The largest and
taadmirably arrsnged operating rnoms in the Union,
can now ,ay wilhou lear of conra fiction. that tie
3sone of Il largest and best arranged establishments
this country and acil ties for the successful pro'ecu-
ofh business pos sessed but by few, If any in thi,
tale With competent anil accomplished assistants
by far the largest stock of dagucneoype materials
be fu,d in this place such of evey variety,
iIames Of the finest quality ard richest patterns,iew
| g, from com on up TO the finest quality made for
gurre eotypes he fla ters himself that lie i, iet pre-
aea II meet the wants of the public In such things
any house in this Taace. from 81 so to S2n 00
As to Quaty ol his work. he teels that it is too
(el establishment to demand or admit fiom him self
fecomnendaOn h, will only say that he chaIler grs
Comparison with any, only tahen In this p!ace but
eworl l.
With HE pre- facilities ne is much better prepared
take pictures of children and groups than heretofore
ID would especially call attention t. that department
| every case satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
Rade
'e"sot private residences and other buildings and
fe@Y OF every description accurately taken, spe
nPfsot which mey be seen, and many ,ahers with
his gall abound, by calling the sign Of the
ls next door To- the Virginia Bank Main ST. Lynth-
Is, Va. OF at Masonic Temple, Main ST.. Danvle
Pc. GIBBS, Proprietor.
S-Post mortem and inyaIids promptly at
| ae tn when requested
Sc ofali kind- furnished lie craft at th' lowest
fshTices. PEG
nsyifs
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VERY IMPORTANT
Ssigler, Nc Elderly Il 10.

HAVE received another lot Of those elegant and du-
l. l. rabIe ID X AP DE T II COATS Thoy
certainly tho desirable that be
possible much 81 that they are held in higher
cslmation at the South han he finest broad cloth
To very large gentlemen, would say that
suit them in size from 30, 40, az and 46 breast
Also, every article in the way of Cotton, Linen,
Gauze, Silk ond Mcrino Shirts. Also, most exceilent
article of Shrunk Linen Coats aud Pants very hand
some article A \ ENGLEDOVE.
Tnny l3.ta for Stirler. McE1derrY 81 90.
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'HFI fHIT '@T'VINT HIffhIIhh IN UIIr
SILKS AND RIBBONS,
For HaIaimorc nnd PhiIndclphin.


Leares Richmond evc,y Tuesday al o'ciock p. A.
xssls5k TIL IL large ana new Steamer II LN DERE
SsksS Cnpt CLIFFORD will receive freight every Mou.
lay, und up the hour of o'clock NJ, every Tuas-
lay. ior The above place..
Shipper. to Wheeling. Pitisbure Cincinnati aud tho
South aud West generally will find this route the chonp.
Isl und most expeditions. For freight, apply to
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond, Va.
I,,1, A
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LlSu, fish We haye on hand complete
l. sortment OF FISH consulting of
40 holf Il whole bb' No. Clipped Carolina Herring
40 " and 4" do. Family Roe q
25 = and "a 10. Clipped Nova Soota -
20 Eight and Quarter bbls. No. Mackure
10 bbs M. Msckmel,
Al ofwhich will sell low. Gall at
mny 90 SAUNDERS r. IRBY'S.
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A Late Arrival of Building Materials.

LNlNE Front Door, Rim aud Mortise Locks with or
u without night latehes, Upright and Horizontal
Rim Locks, square Rim Locks and Haiehes Of many
syles, upright villa, hotel, ,abted aud sdng-door
NJ rtlse Locks Plated pear white, gass, mineral,
eillo aud Fancy French Knob. be furnished with
either the Rim or Moriso Locks. Latchc. for French
Wndows various patterns Rim and Mortise Closet
] ocks. Cupboard Locks stock aud Plate Loeka Store
door Locks ih and without Knobs, night, square and
Rim Latehes, sliding door rail, shoaves and astragal
plated. pearl white and mineral Bepulls, front door
3els, with fixtures complete Door nni Window Hin
gcs In great variety, Gate Hinge. of various pnterns
Screws Of good quality, i,om To inches, Hand ml
Scitws fiat round squaie ohnin, Flush mud fnil Bolts
thr ncet approved Blind ia-tenings Sash Locks and
Axle pnleys. Sash O. diminishing Nails in papers from
to inches, do do. by The pound or keg, Flooring do
irrm Sdy To i2dy,, II udcd Cui do from 3ly 10 f0dy
Spikes from u inches. fencing, paing md "rough
Mails, French. English aud 1mfricen W,adow Glass. Of
different qualities aud all The szes in use, Put
~ in blnddeis, &c.
believing that ler greater ndueements.ns re-
CARDS quality quantity, rnriey and pice, hun nny other
establishment IN the upper eoanry we respectfully ask
u call from those wishing 10 purchase Building Hard
GREGORY g. ROfALL.
1I.ts
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TERMS.

.-,,x "a natlishel daily at Sc and seml-weekly 9;
s4 VIM ,atr No subscription is taken for n shorter
= afnal' arth, aud paper is discontinued, except at
nan ~ y the Proplsiofs until all arrearages shall have
ftsa u
a are inserted for 80 cents per square. (or
as skf r.n insertion, aud ~ = cts fur every oer
1r eTefy -. assertions Is not marked the MS il
the n'a ,a .,tsrcd out, and charged accordingly.
Pah.hy M j. arrfor the privilege of two squares
ao F .s%ssss ss s1 s ' fssrs ,s%,ysssy yssfy
A inne5 n e,iir coniine his advertising . his par
fe N rrss and II he exceed the space stipulated for
b II linz l - -o n llN for tbP excess.
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- - Jas. River Canal. Sa..;as5asss3I

fssalEEz.s Jas, River Canal. asss6I13 asss6I1s3
Ao fRoM LYScHBURa. FAKE FROM LYNcHBuRd,
u, cc,chmnnd... SO 80 To Lexington. s. %
oCoar'ottesville-. y 3 so To Natural Bridge 80
Cunberrd &. II 3 25 To Burhanon.. 81
o.a Jacket BOATS leave Lynchbtrg daily AT
~ sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
gaa oey at AN connecting there with the North
au0 uthern Cars. leayi II at A. N, ard Steam
~ - uo0h the river. leaving at 6 A NJ. In Lynch
~ ~tper will be provided the Boats for rassen-
''blns In on the Tennessee rnroad cars.
- a',e ~, gers Tor Charlottesville will ke the Tues
o ouis'lay and Saturdays Boatarrive in sco'ts'
M nay at A. .,and in Charlottesville P. NJ
, ~ at tor LeAingt ln Natural Bridge and Buchan-
F5i,a1 leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
n ~ az A. NJ. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
- 'eanesdny' and Fridays at 60 A.
rto BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.