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OHNTNWN AND NAWUyN BN1 .
4 efioiee l0i NJ Gigsrsi salmon and Mseksrsf, Nes.
and IN kttsi COcOa and Ch06OlsfA, prime Mttesst
Haisins, Crons md Fas ershsd. P0 ~hsyed and eiat
ided Sugar dred CuraDts and P,ilhes Picked lok.
sersj LsWon syrup stOusffoh hittsrs spices nj Ill
kinds EsseBGes aud extracts nj Rtt kIndaj TNpi0eaV
Sperm, H,xf and THiow CMndss, kMIesMt9a, Grackss
EnaIsh aud knekeIbOCker MuAtsTdi vsvmseeIIij Mac.
caroni, Pearl and Corn Stareh Dried IisrrnsJ Pine
Apple Ghrsse,
1000 Lls. FREAH nUTTER.
Also y superior lnf gf Croeksry, afe.
Al Of which wt bs SOt inv DT Cash. psvs0na
wshus "a lay In heir winter suppiy at aseesirs and
chssing :. w. DOWNER,
H. Anthony street, H. Paul
Inn i0--aU.Iv.
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DENTISTRY.

IL
Hz q. W. DiDDiE. tsts of p,,,.b,,. ..
Hk2<1 hns permanently located In Saint bsuj
~ sSs;,:s" s;sS.:,",y year: ,S.. si::' :Sgcsss %
oeauiIa! assortment Of plain and gum teeth snn6s ,
from one TO an entire set OF teeth by
pressure Win beautiful representation Of tho nsiSrsi
Diseased teeth permanently saved Ny pirspx, u,.,r.,
ceIn extracted with ~ lille pain ~ possible Teoth
O lice and residences on Main strrSt bst,ssnr s.,,,
Peters and Market ""'''
leaving s s%ss Nsas., s1s % !. e, sss,.
bill. 0fleee % @ hours IN. @6r.a. - '''''"''"s
MUrAULtI FE INaUnANCE COMPANY
METZ uRps5THsSiT rdaS hHSyH ,
$2,018,775 81.
Stability, Security. iv.-Perpeiuiiu!
Ins Company NJ. now established iiself on sueii u
htm bnsl. TINT II Gun oer 10 those desiring on In.
vesen. their ves that creates. of aii desderstns
" lis Insurance. VIZ f and perfect security It's his
meneing 'a February, isi3 90 years sgo) without
dollar OF capital except IL. receipts Tor premiums Il has
now ~ aaunl essh capital which II Invested IN Bomds
Of New Yak aud Brooklyn, worth doubie tho nmoun,
loaned the.on OF over e2000Oo0 Its receipts for pro-
nlus during the past i've years have been nearly a.
300 900, and for interest on investment over $3.50 900
aud has pad on policies termnaed by death during the
shi'e time tcnry 100000 Is dividends (nfter rsserv
t id sufficient ~ reinsnre oil pocios
were SO per ten tho nrst five years. and 80 per cent
the last Aye, IN the amount OF premiums paid being M
average oi over AZ 2 per cent per annum for years
These dvidcns are nhdrh 10 The policy nt their rover
sonsry value, payahe At death with tho amount insur
cd or can bc applied 10 the reduction Of future prcm
in", nj the option OF the Insured The business Of tho
Company In conducted strictly on the cnsh pinI-no
credtsand II IL believed to hold out greater induce.
incns than any other company, whatever.
1ts rates bf premium are low those Of any eobd
olIlre, and believed io bc lower tinn some who pro
fess 10 Insure from Is 10 50 Ver cent less.
FREDERICK q. WINSTON, ptbs't.
Isaac ABBOrr, Sec'y.
Charles an, Actuary.
JUSTUS l. MCCARTHY, Agent.
THOs. Il. Porrs, NJ. D., Medical Examiner,
Ang. i,ts53 -yi7.
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UTXMDLiN MTWU1N.

4 WAIVE Ihht "HNlIbNa" Il fhe 0fHtF n ibt
~ day IN ~, rnni NJ preseni. dIscInlm nny IN.
rntl"r 10 Impose upon tho public ln announcing tIn
they bttinu thcr prtrrn stock Of Staple md fan
cy Dry uodds, Clothing, Hats Gaps, Nddts and shoes
&c nt greatly reduced prices preparatory 10 the open
Ing ~ the aspiring campaign"
with M nssoftiheht ~, unbroken, they tnn supply
the wants NJ the pUlc. or my goods In their ue aud
ARE determined 10 "Iet them slide"
They viii ofer Inducements 10 merchants wishing ~
fepieHis thef staek "a ttey intend dB@o,s pafeHnt
attention N fke J6lblna DEPARTMENT
CHi1 nj their st6fe on Third street, between N0ieF
"na M taea.on y y. ~ 'ifee's, and be convinced
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THiMD sTaHBf, kkAW THE P0sf 0FFieB.
EEP On hhhd, NJ MI times, M extensive assortment
N of feaiy made clothing NJ the hest quality. They
hnve as0 iatse assortment Of tiDhs, cgssnttes md
tesiss, and w give gent leth nts ~ the latest fas
ions Ttlf goods nfr NJ their own srrrtiOB AMI viii
be fund ~ be neat and durable. leiha practical men,
they warrant their wtfk equal 10 any III tie city.
ttet, ~, tRtU--y7tt
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~ NDTTUE.

t1NtE subscriber offers sell Or IN lease for 0f
L years, his SAW MILL, situated near the upper
Landing Saint Paul. beins one Of the beat locations for
tho LAUNDERING business IN the city. The Mil n In good
frtnf hhs oe upright huiHy saw, Cit. Of saw, ore
isth saw, and machine fof nakBE cut Shingles. The
boom nj the Mil nm excellent and sais place for hesps
Ing logs This property will he s6d leased fsxof.
able terms, JOHN Il. IRVINE.
A., PNUi Dee aDtb, tsbs, bs.tf
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General Emisfntion and FOREIGN Ex.
chaDgU Office, 1854.

- ES,
.o sr.s 70 % l.i"tm m !ls gabIie ils! !hsy hs.srs
GHlhaXfiSs SSG Tos.as ~ ESGT4SsEf Gt.
raCn snd ihnt thcy cah now make arrangements with
@ suS. S do Or HS ss E.ls s sss sss, ssss
Ensana rtancs, oeria"y and Northern EurSps, uftGl
TIL TIiE TAPscorr LINE or LIVERPOOL PACK.
ETs t.. comprise tho following magnificent s1iesi
sss,s" ssS: %:~2 y . w% $s $:S.sS,".~s s!:
sna%'rcch, ...n'.. Snsw) iio,,ghloh, West Point,
asa;:sn Ss's.s S.s;s s s;y%.s y%.!,. "'"J ss''' ss'''
Emmn Fteidb join, ttavensl, FMic0n,
SIH s'%a""., GssN"ibu, Gr.I'NHi GG."H,em"'' G.,,.f
!eI" Ia.Ieas., Ez'""' Ez xnz'e'''
Now Hampshire S".,h;s%g,"" Nor. t"'w ftosis" t".w
INV; Twp o tho .p.s .hip: win 10 d.pached from Llv
nnd no snnlc ienion which as hhptto I'll racirrssd
"yf !'verteo bu.o viii st'itt pd 10 tho rnbnrkailon
United snics or CnDnda, for ibis l6e Persons sending
10, 'n.i i,l,Yd. N Mny W. Of utra ifan or Ifsnn
ncnir b, wnh their fflendr I'M 10 brought out heller
""2 9E 1S't Grss Grsse + 81; 81 lSpc%S, , c%,'i rAoxrr. .,
usual ifoh New fok nid iodon every alternate Ihufs.
aay, and comprise The following very superior .aip'.
oeenn a"s.n. liendhch iiud.on, American Eayis,
Margaret Evans. soothnr pton, Devonshits,
Northumberland, Victoria.
Passage In either of which bs engaged NJ ths iSW.
cst rates,
Also. 4 MEhitiAh WEEKLY LINE or PACKETS
ron NEW ORLEANS
D o.. viii sell INIT. m tnHinnd, ffeiSnd, Scot.
lnud. Wales, ftaIte aud Uetnahy, w.
lmGLAND-o" Dublin, payable IN aii the pfpvinsisi
gSaLANpaea ". Tap'se.. 4 es, Itts,tAsf. and
Prescott, dfo.e Co, London, payabis (hf01Aoui
EBaand aud Wales,
sGUfinND.-o" ii'e bt,,st Linen Co.'S HANK, aisssew,
aud Ht thpiF branches
dEMMANY-Ou Mts-vs. d6stt, k0th h 90, twshsvs,
Ftanhofi o''ihs' Name payaIft throughout Germany
Bnd hwitteti Nd
fnANCE=on Mess,s Ed~std hfount l. Co, haahsss,
Paris, payable thf6ngh6ut France,
Such Dfafs Me paid ~ sight, without Discount eT any
etheF charge,
ar Any fthet Information will bs given On APPLIES
t0H personally ~ Nv ielts, addressed IL
tehUt n 0AKBs, ~. Faai, MtnnssetH.
ARFii a. if4, hs-iamjy
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TIVE immense and valuable water power M sauk
Rapids IL now l0f sale Or rent on The most fsason'
able terms, fefsens wishing 70 engage N The fnxnv'
sfmhie p6ini In Minneseis The amount Of power that
eaR be made avaale for driving machinery II not sss
eeeded NJ #By toBt ~ the Tsffitsry, N0he need apply
unless willing ~ commence The erection NJ mills nine
diHely, To such, ssfHA0HBikARv tSBtesMehfs VIII
be offered,
For particulars enquire ef The subscriber, er ut 10
Rup \ pAKss, Bankers, H. Paul m
May II, " 0EV W, hWEET
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uURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
pArrrsoN Ea4SR A. nrxso&,.


pArrrsox Nz&RR & pEvsoN.s
RED LINE COACHES with the best Of teams snd
careful drivers are now upon the road between ~.
&c on all occasiol They have large and sncslisS,
livery Stock, several new aud elegant Carriages and
Dafonoiesj also new harness and Horse Fufnshings
r. g., In returning thanks 10 INC public for the b.
efal patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, take
pleasure ~ stating Tint tiiey have just received In ad
don TO their former extensive stock, sevefsi youns
WELL BROKE HORSESi
specimens Of stock that have never been eanncd In the
Territory. Their present stock needs but 10 bs seen 70
be si,iired ana npproved by dscrininssins public.
Livery stable IN tho rear OF tho Amercan House, NJ tHs
upper end Of Saint Paul. they can a a hours have sucH
" II. Paul, Juno 80, 1853 iy - ''''" . "NN'oS''
AVINET WAREROOMa.
LWMx; s;a. o. h,,"9 e MADE :" S,ser SOFAS EASY
TIE FABLES s"d CHAIRS
Also few MrSh%ryy r iy.iy cs;ssifrSs cSsfrYSs superior article.
.,vy-....vu> TO buy second hand furniture, " too
&jX ~ much ike bu, Ing second hand gnr
S3S.s;;2s| ,, %s".. We take It ror granted, ih.
rather prefer 10 have their chairs wassianls brsns
and tables, made 20 order and expressly for thhi own
use although old furniture might be bought for less ,no
ney. Then we think our people would rather hnvear
ces made OF the timber that grows here IN tho Terrt0
ry, manufactured by our own Hechnnics who have cast
ilicir lot ~ MinhesOtn Tor better, for worse.
We Will make promptly 10 order, Whatever articles of
furniture may be- wanted IF hnve not wInt is dcsr.
cd hadD aud will warrant our goods better and nh
things considered, cheaper, than they can be Imported
sTEEs Il HUNT,
Manufacturers Of Cabinet Ware and Furniture, Third
street, ~. Paul.
1t. faui, June 20, 1863. lO.tf
FIRE! FIRE!! r1RE!!!
VuNlE "Od Etnn" continues to dispense "aId and com
fort' to the unfortunate NJ usua ut the Saint Paul
CAPITAL sToCK, saooo,ooo.
THOMAS A. BRACE, Prcst 4. l.. LOOMS, Scc'y.
n. NELSON,
a.3oy Agen, for Minnesota Territory
AZ the ON Stand of T.. A. Collins q ca, opt,osi,e
the Rice Housr. 81. Paul.
ID i. 1RAD1.EI, dealer IN Saddles, ftnrness
skrting, liarness aud Patent Leather, Calf sen,ins
llag aud Top Leather, Carfiase trimmings, Saddlers
Silkj IIeliOws aud Hand tenthgr.
B0Uf AND SHOE MAKERS STOCK.
lftmock tauicd Sole t.eattcri Oak taui,ed sole and
Upper lenb"rj Kip md Calf HknsJ French, tisrn,a,
ihilhlcphin and Clncnnhi Cali skinsj aii kinds Of
Ladies' nid denen,sn's Morocco Red, Yellow, Dit,r,
Green, fihk nnd White liningsj best Uoat Buck aud
sheep bindings Boot md Shoe Findings, Oot Trees
ai kinds Iron, Hlnt aud Qnpptt Naits.
CARnlAGG Trimming,
Executed NJ the shortest notice aud IN wgrkHnDljku
Hnnttf.
Couutry orders particularly attended %.
The highest tnni kCt price IN cnsi paid NJ MI times
Tor Dcci Hides, sheep and Deer skins.
pr BpADLEy.
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RT. 1iAi'i. IIAK tgtY,

~ w, HATES, Keep constantly on hand good
~ assortment NJ bread, Cakes, Crackers and Gan.
dies, ut I'll kls variety NJ nus, pies beer He, &e
Also, Just reed fresh lot 0f at0eetts. ~ 6f witch
viii bs sold cheap Tor cash n" the old stand on Third
street, Lower T8wN,
n pRUt, JuUe \, 1859, ~
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Nv NOF1N u WSEWY
Baween st. Paul and st. Ariliony, mar ths iai(.
Uay House.
VuNIE subscriber woud invite the attention OF those
who wSh 10 sct fruit trees this fail or tho en-
suing spring, to their stock Of trees that have been
growing IN this Territory from ono TO three years IL
connection with The scott Nursery at Davenport Iowa
shcy arc prepared 90 m MI orders for either standard
crdwarf trees, OF any and every ptlon that will
Gtoscbcrries Grape Vines nc. Also, anything IN en-.
ornamental line, such ~ Roats, Dahas, phioxes and
inc various Kinds Of Towering plants usually hcpt In
Orders are respectfully solicited from those who wIs,
20 set out fruit tres or embelllsh their grounds A we
nave not sufficient qUantity on hand to supply the
demand, we hope 10 receive orders EARLY Tfis fAtL.
80 as TO make np the denciene, st the nursery nj Dnv
may be addressed TO loft at tho store OF Mr. j. n
Fullerton, st. Paul. L. NJ F(titl1 A ttj
H. puut Oct IA If
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T1MES TfME!TINfE

III FOWLER, Watch Manufacturer, veofkths
n1e Jswcler and Dentist, would rsspsctity ,nioris
sme nhabtsnts OF 81 Paul, that No has opened store
~ ncc oasc, two door: RON Robinsons Old stand with
sn e bf Clocks spectaees OF oil ages Back
sh S,ss monDs IN great variety bosom pins, goggles.
pnss. teethns rings, hasss, dice and boxes
=, ,ynp'ss, nersontal, Repeating and Lever Watches
g. 'ne most complex and delicate workmanship care.
California Gold Rings mnds 10 orar, Ensysvins
neatly srseasedi
T.sfh CAREFULLY ExrRAbrsp. ftAtkb A. PLVassp,
~ r., rom MIS- long experience In some Of the htst
snogs IN England, hatsrs himself that hs shall he able
70 gv6 eMsinetion 20 all who may favor him with tlsij
wok: IIls motto 10 PunctuaIity, Dispatch and M0der
o. P"u'' Msrch 2fst. 1883 44s.y
REMOVAL.
"Ms ~ COMBS Mas removed his Book Store
.vv hehfiy opposite bis old stand, where hs would
% pleased 10 500 all his ffeRsj feeling assured that he
can now SUIT them w every thing IN his limo. My new
g"ods nave arrlvedj among which can be found
SOO Rolls Wal Paper, Window Curtains,
bordering md Screens
Al the late Cheap Publications, Uncie Toms Csbln,
M and key 10 same.
blank books IN all Varieties Stationery Of every dcs.
crpton aid of the hest quality. Fancy Gods 20 M.
erous TO mentionJ but call in a. II 10 no trouble TO
show goods ut
COMBS FRANKLIN hook STORE,
bctween the Rice aud American Houses
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WINTER AND SPRING ARRIVAL.
Tim WOnLDH FAIR
LAS recsved per Dafbsnk 4 Co.'S Express, svafied
- assortment Of
PRINTS, DsLAiNEs. CAsiiMERES,
.Nsrtaes, Giovss, Hosisrv,
u0eisn 0ooas.
usln cellars aBd vndesiseves, Velvet Nibhons etc.
These Ooeas, together with the remainder nj Fall snd
Winter sseeh Of tANev ami DeMssfie DAY doeBs,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Hats and caps, tt00is and shoes eavpsIjns Yankee
Notions, &r, viii be s0td nj n small advance ever
Eastern tust, preparatory ~ sAftiHg kg Wy spflBg
stock, EDWARD UEENAN,
~ Worlds Fair store, e6F, NJ and Roberts,
HOUSE AND LWr F0N hALE.
A IioWse RHd 1--WE Lets w kilsaRs Addition, tHme,
a dis,siy hack NJ the New tto,st The Hoise il new
snd convenient, having been built dofing me Fall -
Wishing ~ devote our attention exclusively ~ eWf bns,
ness we viii sell the ah0ve property Al ssase,table
price and up0n accommodating telins,
GIlAMhttN n MORGAN,
July p taba,-4a,t Third street, H. PAU,
~ the aT,PAuL DRUG STORE.
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CABINET MSsEMh,H HrsMisfEa V.Sb GLACIER,
PfsseOit, Wisconsin,
A H. work done NJ short R0es and very cheap Tor
n cash.
Dee, 4, 1854 ahty
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NEW Els, MCMILLAN N n LEWISV
ATTORNEYS Ar LAW aud SOLICITORS IN Cl1ANCERY,
Offices nt saltwater and at Hudson, ~. Croix county,
Wisconsin.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

rTsHE SUBSCRIBERS are receiving ihcir
Il Stack Of Goods. an offer los sale--
Russia Tsrred and Mapila coriHEe Of all szes iron
To hriae. IN dismetrJz
Blocks for Dcricks and hnistihg apparatus Of all szes
Also
Patent Friction Roller Block, new sriiele IN I'M
market by which ane.third oi the labor In boistng
by the common block l. saved
Hunks and Thinabl, fur hoistinR-roPes,
oaknm. Rosin. Pitoh n. Tar.
Whine lead, White Zinc Paint. Black Paint elbow do
Red I.ead yerligris. Inperial and Chrome 6'ern
serullon and Prus.isn Blue, Pafis y hi'e Lamp
black, Putty. Nc..
pabd Bro, hos. al siEss-marking do,
Fancy Pail. Half do. do, Cooler In nests, Woaden
Bos Ma,ohes, BrooH., Tray, Barrel Covers, Meas
uf.s. Sasa' Baxes. Flour Pals. DC. &c,
Ground Coffee Pepper Aspce Cloves. Cnyenns fsT-
per London md American Mustard Chocolate. &c.
Linseed OIL raw and boiled-ninfer. Solar and Sperm
OIL
Me.. Pork and Beef Sugar, caGe- Syrup, Moas'es and
other Groceries.
Our took has heen purchased entirely for oash Of
The Manufacturers IN New York aud Boston, and we
will ur great Ind Ieements purchasers, either at
Wholesale Retail
LEE & CO. On the Dock.
Richmond. Jam any ~ Is
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Our terms will be cash,or negotiable paper satisfac-
tory endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal patron
uge bestowed him for the last fourteen years he has
been in business i'll Lynchburg, wou just mention that
he will still continue his former business heretofore
aud hopes with the additional faciit he has nd
by the attention he feels determined to give to
his business in all its various branches to merit con-
tnuance OF the patronage of liberal public.
sept 23-ts GEO G. CURLE.
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD
IA N CO EE.s...a::: 81

A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves The De
n pot, in Petersburg every day. Sunday expected
nj O'Clock, A. M, and arrives Burkevile at the In
tersection OF the Richmond and Danville Rail-Road
ut ~ coekA connecting by that Road with Messrs
T. tlaeg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte curt House
Halifax Court House Danville and Greensboro N C.
and arriving at Farmyile 80. A. NJ. conneclne
there with Messrs Flagg. Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Faimyille at p M
ara burkeVle at "a, p. M. arriving in Petersburg in
Time tor the trains going North South connecting
every tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail-
kond,w The spo ndid steamships Roam and James,
town tor M W. ork which leave City Point at p M
ana every wednesday W III steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a: the same hour.
ssengers preferrng to rema in Petersburg the over
hight, can take the morn train North at ID, A. M.
The james River Boats for Old nt Norfolk and Balti
more at g. A. M, or the or the South at o lock
A.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
es between the following points may be procured at
tie annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
ulllten nohfs, 81 On
between Petersburg and the Sweet SULPHUR
Springs through in two days,..- O 90
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur 81 rngs,
Though in two days. 10 ON
Between Petersburg Danve, through in TWEEN.
Between Petersburg Gee sboro', N c.. thro'
IN TWO days INSTRUMENTATION. 10 ~
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, n C through
IN three days. Is M
Between Petersburg and Charlotte ...sIs0O
"A freight train itaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornn ne al G. A NJ and
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see tho
nes 1t freight can obtain freight list by calling usou
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3ts r. l. WALL S,,,
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For Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Port Walthall Line

Foft Walthall Line.
VlNHE beautiful and favoriie steap,b NTH r-@>a =
Il AUGUSTA, under The command OF SN.sissssaa==-T
Capt VIM e. Smith, $50 long and favorably known ;.
The travelling community the Potomac and Jars.
hiVer) has resumed her place the line vim Port Wal
ha, alter having been orughy rebuff ard fitted on,
IN the most elegant style, and furnished with Lille Bos
Lie Pfeservers, Fore Pumps, and ali the a,pliapcs
required by Art of Congress secure the safety of a
engers
The Cars running col nexion with the Augusta will
leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on every Mon
day Wednesdnyand Friday morn Eat 81 O'clock m
Persons e"ri' ing in Richmond by the Packet Boat.
have but IA few steps walk to TIN, Cars.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on thu ater
days, viz Tuesdays, Thursday. and SATURDAYS, a,
O'Clock M
Fare between Richmond and Norfolk, &c.,. 80 m
Fare between Richmond, Cokes, Rings Mill and
Children over three years and not over twelve
yours of age, half price.
Servants, through ..-....-.. 81
Servants to any point on Il river 90
Meals, no or
nov 2.d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD, Sa,ra
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RECON- NJ NDATIONS.
CmEF Es6IsEER's OFFICE, Va. & Tenn. r. Il l
Lvnchhnrg Va. Septem or %. 1853.

CHIEF ENGINEKR UFFlcE, va q Tenn. X. I
Lynchburg. Va, Septem 20, 1853.
To THE RAH-ROAE public.
AL the Cars OF every kind in upon this road have
'een mnde the Piedmont Works, in Lynch5urg, un
Il, the direction tf Genl Nettleton. as Agent
1t gives much pleasure to say thai have
peen strongly and faithfully executed cheerully
commend these works, companies requiring CARS US
competent construct and faithfully any
tracts that may b made With the of these works
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT,
Chtef Eng Va. d Tenn. Il. r.
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Lynchburg Sept 90. 1853.
From intimate acquaintance with MIR. Geo G.
Curle feel confident the Piedra. Works under
lis management, will .ay MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Rail. Road Cars we'll in any and all
branches Of mechaica operations
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
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GALVANISM.
f.sH f SUBSCRIBERS OFFER FOR SALE.
4 Haughton's Celebrated Magnetic Electric Ma
cne. Of superior finish, nl4o Pnlvermachers II ydro
Electric Vo tac chaihs and Merehnds Magnetic Pla.
ter. The instruments constructed aud arranged
according to scientific principles. and highly recon-
mended fo' til. relief ind rune Of local pahs and all
nervous affections. For saleby
JNO. IL, SEAY Il co,
feb 25-ts Drupgis.
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THE attention of Farmers also invited to these
w orks there will be kept always and al kinds
Agricultural Implements,
say Flows Harrows, Culpvaiors Corn Shelters, Chu
Of various patterns and of the improved and a
style And Hay Presses, and everything necessary for
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely getting Just
good les at these Works they at the North,
u any other works. end at Northern prices
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II h KEDUCED-ThrOus from
L Lynch6wg, Va, 10 knorviHe Tennessee By lie Yir.
sante and Tennessee Railroad, and Fafsh d. Co.'S Line
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
Company at the following points and at the following
rates. viz:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-14

EOK T. W y OKA
a. 5. Naii Ltfe per The SPLENDID = IEAMSIfIIS
JanesI own and Roanoke.
fINHE new and elegant side wheel sienrn - 81 \
ship JAMESTOWN (Gapt. Parrish sLsss<s.Askka-
will leuve Petersburg via. Ciy Point. every TUESDAY
Evening. aad the ROANOKE, tcnpt 0asendyO every
Friday Evening. for New York
Passage aud fare from pelorsburg including
State Rooms, $40 o.
Steei age pnssngo. , Oh
For speed eomfort and safety these Steamships NJ,
fxceed by none The coast and travellers will find
The most pleasant the north they will there
by avoid the dust aud frequent changes OF tho Railroads
~ Tickets issued NJ nay office on Sycnmolc Street.
SAML. q. BAPTIST. Agt. Peter s6urg.
10 passenger train leaves the Appomattox depo,
'very rnesdny md friday half lnst o'clock. p N
To with the Steamships at City Point. passei
by the Southside Railroad will leach Petersburg IN
time To take the cnrs fol the steamers. 5 G b.
July l4-ts
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Hu,d's Gelden Gloss for The Hair.

a MoN the etass preparation. Tor The growth Of the
n nait this golden Gloss iales the lead. Three
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preferred all nihers:
is, Because il has proven the elrotua in Bali.
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AM delightful perfume he Hair Bird Because the
Ladies, with fine discrimination which they all possess
I'D ave adopted ii,
Many othei reasons could be given Nhy it ia gent
fasnfite but thasv ho want have only 10 give II
trial
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For sale by Druggists and Sorekeepers everywhere.
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