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VOL. 2.---NO. 2S9
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
JUNE 27th, 1854.
nUR TERMS ARE CASH.

nUR TERMS ARE CASH
NEW GOODS BY EXPRESS.
Just received. lot of superior Black Cloth Dress
and rock Coos, Black Cashmere Pants of .upesjor
4laity. mnde and trimmed in tho very best manner:
also, beautiful lot of Fancy and White D,ne Goats
and Pants; 10 doz Fancy Kid Cloves of the most beau
tilul ,hadea and coors
~ daz' iinn Linen and Mouslin Shirts
az collars. ply. different styles,
~ III en- and Jeans Drawers,
~ White Linen Cambria Han kfs with borders
~ Fancy Checked Silk Crsvats,
~ Chinese Luten Meek Ties,
tthe most bea tul styles for summer)
~ White and Fancy colorcd Silk q owes
ALSO,
-four pieces superior Lack and blue French Cloths;
TWO pieces oxtrn fine Clofh Bolleys manufacture; 10
pieces Black and Francy Cassimeres. These goods
will be made up To order in the nestcst man or Gen.
ilemcn wanting All erior fitting suit of clothes will
piense give ns eel Suits Of lohes made 10 order in
FOURTEEN HOURS
GLASS & RAINE
Jun 81 ! DIYoN A.,
W Repnbliean Bedford Sen. incl Roanoke Rem.
floyd ntelligencer aud wyrheville Telegraph copy.
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NEw-yORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment,
Is Cortland street,
And extending through tho entire block forming
10 nnx GRIP v,t,r

Aud extending lhroufh Tho cnife block, forming
10 DEY STREET.
INO Nirsinn Merchants visiting Now York, we extend
our invitation to call and examine our stock, which
IA particularly adapted 10 Southern trade. Those of
former patrons need It assure that our motto
is Eascisior, and 10 others would sny. onr PIN H.
md ever ns been sell goods the Onc Price prin
spri'.
With regard 10 theqenlily oi our goods a too much
Ia any thai manufacture them we'll and In ns good
nse as the most fashionable custom establishment IN
this any other m,rkctand thus endeovnr TO do awny
with the strong pre1uuto - ting In the eommnn a
gainst dcang In and nsine ready ms II thing Ploase
give early cnll un ,ur aasetti. aar 9D-ts
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may % DILLARD & OGDEN.
RARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS- Q r
- THE HAIR -I2 doz. bottles just to hand and for
saleby lm@ 27) ID. X. LYMAN.
hR, SMELLS TOOTH PASTE
- SMELLS Tooth Powder, Charcoal Concrete. &c
For sale by lmny 29tsl II. STABLER &CO.
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Something Superior,

nj cCORKLE D. JONES will have, in few days.
I'I 30 cases that celebrated IF g." Stick Licorce
30 do do Mass do
To which they i vie the attention Of manufacturers.
muy 80 1a
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TTNH0N STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's
u LINE OF STEAMESR.-FOR PHILADEI.
PHlA, VIA NORFOLK The steamerh fSSNs-@ n
VrginlB, Captain David feal stea ne Ssss.ss1s7S--1
ylvania Captain Jumcs Baymorr, stranrr CITY of
Richmond, Captain T.. Mitchell. One of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond for rhilud lphn every
Monday and Thursday high water. tourhing at CITY
Point and Norfolk Give f.eight aud vaa.engcrs.
Returning, leave PhludelpI ia every " Wednesday and
Saturday. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ arriving ut Richmond
every Tuesday and Saturday morning ON which days
they viii d-cl nrge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built xpressly for
strength and speed. They provided with "fran is
Patent Metallic Life Boats;' first rate tables, ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating Captains
the comfort Of passeng and the protection OF g)ods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage New York, 1st cabin and found ..--- $S
" Philadelphia - " -.......6 &
9 - 2nd cabin and not found,
Passenger. for NV York would consult their interest
by liking this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest and safest, it is by fr the most pleasant.
Totncconiss shipping to Pusburg, can be accommoda
ted by this line, have entered into angements
10 forward good. through with dspatI h.
For freight or passaee apply TO
ROBERT RANRIN, Agent,
On the Dock.
p. S.-A goods by this Inc from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and after
they delivered lhe wharf shall be considered by
the Company at the risk of the owners.
mar 4 dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag't
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REDUCING STOCK.
Bargains In Ready Made Clothing.
order TO insure the com,lete disposal of their sum
ne stock by the close of the senson the subscribers
will offer their large stock Of summer Cothing of their
ann manufacture AZ greatly reduced price. f,r CASH
Those in want ofGOOD CLOTHING now have an on
nottnnty rarely met with supply themselves with
prices. BURROUGHS sHAFER A. 20
Wholesale g. Retail Clothing Bnznar & Ger tiemen,.
Out ftag Esablishmsn Main st cor Market
jun 10
tv Bedford Sentinel Salem Beacop, Floyd lnt,ll
eenccr and Wylheville Telegraph copy
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CLOSING OUT STOCK.


L w VI
i ADAMS e. cos. Expresses onc DHIy, CtTfain
md Cheap facilities for obtaining goods of all descrip
iiJns from all parts of the United States.
We have secured Special Express Privileges on the
swil and "tce"ers Jamcsopn AMI Rodi he, leaving
New.York, "Wednesday, and Saturday, arriving In Rich.
mond Friday md Monday of ench week. By this line
prepared to forward goods of all descriptions
very low rnies. Our Express leaves Richmond daily
per Edmund nnd Dnvenper's line of Packets.
Goods delivered Free Of Poyt7age.
Our innnd express per Great u. s. Mail Lilac, ~
as HERETOFORE To arrive in Richmond Tv;,e Do5
The wcl,-known character of our house for resp, s
bility aud attention To the interests Of customers
warrants us in saying that shippers will find 1t their
interest To order their Goods through "Aaams g. Go.
Eapress ADAMS Il CO,
per Un. II. Mosby, Agent,
iy26'ifdts Lyr-hisvg, Va.
N. B.-Goods dispatched all points where e hav,
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VIRGINIA LINE of Isichmond 4

These vessels Of the first class built in tho city Of
Baltimore, expressly for this rade and hive superior
rummodniions for passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains, well qualified for the trade
and who i'll spare exertion accommodate The,
will be towed up end down the rvcrs by and may
lie relied to sail promptly advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York will find il their interest ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low by nny other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NewYort give satisfaction.
Freight 8 per whole, aud ~ cents per }
Tobacco being about 50 per cent less thnp eharg'
the Steamers. Insurance be effected in the h..,.
nond Fire Association by this line nt 3-8 per
We respectfully ask and hope H. succeed in obtain.
ug full shaIr of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will be for
warded free of commission TO New Orleans, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern or North
rrn port. The vessels will lie in Richmond nt Rockets
in New York at BeIh No. Coffee House Slip foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURWE. Richmond, } =
G.. II. PlERSON, Ny. IS
No 81 South Street.
August edits
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For RaIsimore and PHILADELPHIA

by STEAMER BELNIDEHE.
Leaves Richmond eVery Tuesday at . o'ciock p. ~.
x<22x TIL 1E large ami new Steamer b BELVIDERE
sssfsS Capt OXFORD will receive freight every Mon.
lay, and up the hour of o'clock M, every Tuas-
lay for the above pace'
Shippers to Wheeling, Pusburg Cincinnati nd TIN
South and West generally will find this the chcnt
,st and most expeditions. For freight apply 10
LUDLAM & WATSON, Richmond. Va.
Iuly Il,dt
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INSURANCE AGENCY,
For the Protection Insurance Company Hartford G Conr
CAPITAL, 5000 600.
Insurance Company of the Valley, in Virginia,
CAPITAL, 5000, 600

INSURANCE canbe effected in these companies uI-
Il fair terms, in any others OF equal respons
biy, by application to
7. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't. Lynchburg.
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CLOTHING AT COST.

CLOTHING AT COST.
hWlNG TO the great quantity Of Ready made Clou
~ ing In this mnrket, and tho hardness Of the tne,
we have concluded to sell for me our Fine md beas
hnlly assorted Stock of Rcadymado Clothing Furnisl-
ing Goods, Umbrellas, &c, NC. at Cost for Cash
Now ia emphatcay the time Tor all wanting 4 ,ch
goods--and who does not ITO lay in good supply of
clothing such us nre eeldom offered in this market
Our Goods are all new and but recently purchased NJ
very low prcesi and consist of all styles and patters
from the no to the kinds TO suit ev.ry per
Our oloha, on'smeres and Vesting will continue
TO make up the lowest rates of profits Iing \,
Tho mesand every article made up by warrant to We
give entire satisfaction.
Gone one and al and examine for yourselves and our
word 'of 1t, yon viii not go away dissatisfied An
BAKER a. CLAvEY'S
Clothing Sutton. cor. Main d. Market SITS
mny lots $500
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TEA ME MO RRrs SON
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THE DISCIPLINE OF LIE.
i'HO Illustrated IS ss Ttr % or isll sit si9a
This toucbnt story o. early orphsrige, indy pro
,esor srbsequent trpsse and ssFPontmsr' with fnal
triumph"
From The Esse.
4 little tcof OF ex quis,te besutyr
From The Montreal Witness.
IL Il writer n fine piiit and Is full re truth
From The Evening Telegraph.
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Tiey IL log hov uds hard shapes our destiny aad h y
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,eaeh %, and The ter6ef and elevated Christian srt which
.u at h our 5if religion. ssS g popularity
posrpr c.RryR' az f ssorsrss NJ ssse,,s
THE PASTORS FAMILY By the Au,Aor OF Je4n.e
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TNFNING HOURS WITH MY CHILDREN; Or Gov
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Gpetial Nctires

lltfsDA Y ENENING January 1855 a. q oeock aI'ho
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JOS. y. VARSUM. JR., VIZ ch,irnen
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VIM Nash, see'y. JOHN QUA, President !
Hone Chapel.-sUNDAY NIGHT LECTURE, In the
thsfe formerly occupied BY the Madison Church Con-
Eefsion. BfrEFfT Of The suffering MECHANICS and
"OBkIHGSEN our ofEMPLOYMENT The proceeds will
be placed In the bands OF the Ccmues for the relief OF the
tsfs,lns NJ. chspics cut of y mplo, ont
SUNDAY EVENING, Dec 81, , . cr-n'ng nisht of the
Cnn6 PANORAMIC TABLEAUS pftLe LIFE OF CHRIST.
Of the ihyg scenes In the LIS OF
Cbr TIE knnupcaton N the usion May Of then
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Eelialous Notifies.

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NDsll Evening IL this Church. appro-
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IL THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS PAPER IN TIE

TT HE IN ID 4 P Z n ID T. N T.
Il THE LARGEST RELIGIOUS PAPER IN TIE
WORLD.
LDITtp BY PASTORS OF cOsGrEeArroSAL CHURCHES ~
VICINITY
Among the confribusov o ts columns
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Tie Rev GEORGE y. CHsEvRR d D.
Mrs HARRIET BEEcHER STOWE.
ard ether celebrated WhteIl
CONTENTS or TIE LAST NUMBER
OgR SPECIAL CoNIRIeUToas Our Lsdy Contributor
minors. Judicial Tesehing.,l ssiiOnnl Era
BY the Rev George Young Mems ChrGisr Asso-
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Hi.h Of HoTeb. FoREiGs kTELLiCrxcr.
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Public EuFseTiesin E1rnpe- ADvEsTisEsENTs
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sors,hiDg q the Past. The Dying Year
The Evsnrelirst.on q Spain Practical 1sln
az Ethcs The Unxuarcsd Wort
COMMUNICATION ChTist Ia OsthseEsas-
Western Reserve College. SzLEcTIoss
LrrEoEY RreOsD christiaaIy ~ Aggressive
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DOMESTIC eCrHARY- Orsrdeur OF the Trinity.
FprrosaL ARrICLTs Prayer Power with GoJ.
AEe~-Years Git. ADvfRTrsKNESTs.
brisi Within Men. EDfroks BOOK TABLE.
Poverty in Cities FROM cur EDs.sh Cone
Lyeeum and CsTG.l Lee. spondfn.
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Second Edition:
VAY's l. TOB OG II III Y
~ THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND "REMINISCENCES

y THE Autobiography AID .RHMTNTscENcEs
OF The RLy WILLIAM MAY Jay 2yols, lanO' ~ :"
Few 80 etsnysly Known IN he cL,,ti.9 com
Tsn Fs s az. Fsen is G2a nt +. s
oiity OF hri.iian families The Autobiography written
s & NJ sy F :Ta us1s. With The w ssa S
va. well scqusittedas John Newton Richard Cecil, Robert
Han william wbertorce aud Others, graphic and
tsiLils and IePete with sneedoie"
From The Christian Observer.
will be held IN .sfnr ,emembfsnce Engsh
remarks hat ther, has been no bosaPhi;s york 50 q
eeriuy AM esn readers will appreciate and hon9s bis e.
'''-''' " From The Presbyterian.
The biography of tots eminsoiy esteemed and useful mao
b. lons varied and hboss psSe hi. aaenee fs
in secs uih and vital pstv perhaps
rs sxfersiyy powerfully thar any OF hi. genera
ton
As autobiography, this will do to go along ~h that Of
From The Ev,P,eli.t:
Iics Of his coten PoraT.es present beautiful series Of
IotEs' wheh 81. s.s vsss, ne, .5 'as no5a'n 'aJ
ia" published b, KoSr' CARTER sso 81, a
1.-THE zane author:
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