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VNHE BOOK OF THE SEASON
HAVE YOU READ TT
ALONE, by Marion lInrland in one handsome
IL mo. volume--price 81 25.
A. MORRIS, Publisher.

wHAT THE carries sAY:
Miss liarlani may henceforlh take rink among
the most successful female novelisls of the United
Smtes."-New York Commercial hdroiiscr
The excellent ton pervading il will make il of
the most popular fiction, of tho present yearPhRa.
Eprning Mad
"Ihe moral Of the story is prominent and unex-
ceptionabl beauty md truth have clnspcd hand, in
its recital withdrawing kems
"We take especial pleasure in commencing this ear
nest, chastely-wren md exceedingly iudcions story
among the brilliant gems that have recently nude
their APR e0ranHc. - american G0Uritr, Phiid
IA work OF Imagination, admirably excculed.-Phiia.
Christian Observer
1--WE commend 1t as among the cleyerest novels that
hive been written "-Phiia Tpeung Bulietin.
at will found quite interesting the last Northern
novel, the Lamplighter. "-BaH Atner.
Possessing fur more interest nd exhibiting greater
evidence OF talent than aoy of Indy writers hive
brought out for many ay"-Godey's Lady's Book
"A novel OF uncommon excellence, certainly sup. rior
my Virginin novel rccollect have rend.
The pictures of Virginia country life with its nmuse-
ments exercises ind The habits und pecuIarity OF the
people, IRE faithfully and graphically skeiehcd, md
OF these sketches have oil the freshness and soft
ness ofwo'ld picturesby our best authors RI. Eram-
Alone is book ofgrent merit aud recall portions
which display thorough knowledge of that which
lurgey into the character of every ipleteler
We mean the art Of the r.Southern Lii Mess
Jun
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pv Yesterdays MAILS.
,pRIyAL or TIE ATLANTIC.
Four days later from Europe.

S'-47TIs
,,a,v YORK, June 25.-The steamer Atlantic
Mr. arr;ved. She brings advices from Liverpool
~ The llth inst
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Cation dull. at prices fayoring buyers. Sales of
davs. 10000 bales. Canal Flour, 38s
three a.s sSs. White Corn, 40s.; yellow 39s Con.
.ols OH uun wan
,..os, accounts from the seat of war state
:, sill tria still held out against the Russian
seige. A.. .o,,;sxo,,,o# .c ;,,,,,,....
SECOND DISPATCH.
Tin European arrived out on the llth inst.
rauenry quotes Cotton declined Lied. to Id.
o.aaa1stuffs in demand without alteration in pri-
n'e Wheat declined 3D.
I, IA reported that the Car has rejected the
,n',rian note, assembling the Cossack on the
A Tier of Transy lyania.
'p rsa result of the Austro-Prussian conference
IIDnden is unknown; but it is believed to have
az = favorable to the Western Powers.
0e =. "a renorted that the Turks made sally from
,,.s.s;o on the 9Th, and destroyed the approach
of the besegers. .,o, -.
Ia had exchanged few shots with Hensingford.
f'e The Russians voluntarily permitted English
and French merchant SHIPS TO leave Odessa.
M Tha aled fleet had destroyed the redoubt.
Accounts from Asia state that Kae Schamyl
had captured the important fortress of Usurghet,
and was marching on rifis with 10000 men.
The reports regarding. negotiations are con-
Gctno One says Russia had agreed to evacu-
"a the Princpalities, provided the status quo
WAS restored. Another says that she refuses ev-
erythng :, -,
stoamer Encounter and the u. S. Sloop- of-war
Plymouth were engaged in the attack on the I'm
nerialists at Shanghai on the l4th of April One
American was killed and four were wounded.
The Russian fleet was before Singapore at last
accounts.
The latest intelligence from the ship Oriental
states that the vessel and cargo is a total loss
The first detachment of Spanish troops for Gu
ba left Cadz on the first of June.
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The stud of Horses is unsurpassed in the coun-
try. and the proprstors have secured the services
from the various European and Eastern estab-
lishments) of the most talented company of
Equestrians, Gymnasts, Atheta and Clowns,
which have ever travelled in the West.
To be accompanied by the Celebrated Bugle
and String Band of Richard Willis, from New
York, who challenges competition.
For list of performers see bills.
10 Doors open at and O'Clock. p. m Ad-
mission 80 cts, Children IL Servants half price.
Jun 26-t4juy
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Our CHARGE TO Sardinia.

1t is due to Mr.. Daniel, our Charge to Turin,
lsays the Washington Union, of yesterday that
we contradict the statement going the rounds to
Inc ettect.that he had resigned or had been recall
edIhere is no truth in either aspect of the state
ment Ieis at his post, and in the discharge of
MS duties, and SO likely to remain, so far as we
have any information
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Late Arrival of Building Materials,

LYME Front Daor, Rim aud Moriise I.orks. With or
= without night l,tehes, Upright and Horizontal
Him Locks, squire RIM Locks aud uatchcs Of m,ny
styles, upright villa hotr iabucd and .iidiny-door
Mortise Locks Plated. peartwhiic, glass; mineral mr..
rtlo aud toney French Knobs can be furnished with
either tile Rim or Mortse Locks Lnt.hes for French
Windows. various patterns. Rim aud Mortise Closct
ocks. Cupboard Locks. Stock and Plate Locks Store
door Locks ith and without Knobs night square aud
Kim Latehcs sliding door ra sheaves and astraeal
plated, pearl witc and mineral Belpulla front door
~'ls, with fixtures complete. Door nnl Window Hin.
yes IN great variety Gate Hinge. OF various patterns
Screws OF gooi quniy. fi"m 10 inches, Hand. rn
Screws, Hat roond Squire chain, Flush and Tai Bolts
the nost approved Blind astenings Sash Locks and
Axle pillcys sash Curd Finishing mills in paper. from
to inches, do do by the pound keg, Flooring do.
from sdy to iedy- II aided Cot do, from 3dy To 40dy
Spikes from Ito inches. fencing, pnng and rnnght
Nails, French English aud hm1icaa Window Glass of
different qualities and a The sizes in common use, Put
~ In bladders DC.
Believing that VIZ can offer greater nducementsns re-
CARDS quality quantity, variety and price than any other
establishment IN the upper coanry respectfully ask
call from those wishing to purchase Building Hard
GREGORY q ROYAII
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ChnIPrn.

Ia Philadelphia, last week, there were 222 deaths
OF which were by cholera.
In New York, the Board of Health report de-
crease in the number of cholera deaths from the
preceding week yet,in view of the possibility that
. .lS may become an epidemic they have es-
published hospital in the city.
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Arrival Offbp Illinois.

NEW YORK. June 24.-The steamer Illinois ar
s lived here today from Aspinwal with the Cali
.orhia mails, 81 EGO, 600 and 400 passengers Her
ct New Orleans, and the North Star here.
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'oo men for Cuba. The Concrete of that city
states that the expedition about to leave for that
Island is to consist of thirteen sail, carrying four
thousand troops. Another envoy will shortly
follow with 20W more
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Will you Read the Truth |?

Medicine pust have merit nod great merit, 10 stand
"A the test ofpublic opinion. No nrt of can
gnlvanse worthless article TO keep II up good
medicine, If II be not rcnly
good medicine will live, DO popular, and
tent its sales ycnr after year. in spte Of opposition.
The peoI L. readily find its virtues, and the fame of
tirnl pssse- from mput mouth with more rapidity
than newspapers can spread IL. living witness test.
Tying to tbs medicne has made for him ia Of far
mare service q an any newspaper advertising
In proul OF shni say above, refer you to
HAMPToN's vEGETBLE TINcTURE, and its 81.
fecs lis praise Is in the mouths of multiiudes. The
best men In country give their testimony to lie
Wonderful curcs Among them mime Hon. II.
CLAY, Hon. Rirh. NJ John7on, Vice President of tho
United States, with hundred, Of others. Capt. Thomas
Canot--brothcr TO the celebrated physician IT the
Emperor of Fmncr--wa- cursd by Il Of disease OF
seven Yeas snuding after the siil Of all tie Doctors Of
Europe and Amerit a had failed to
TRUTH rs MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.another CUREby HAMPT'ON'S TLNCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every tchere, bear the same
Testimony.
Real tho following Certificate ircm Lady, endorsed
by Postmaster n. y. Onorer f8KKs
CApos BRipoE.
Hampshire county. Va, March Isl, 1854.
Mr. Il. y. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable TO your re-
queat and my desire To benefit the afflicted here
by certify tho great relief have reaey cd from The use
Of Hampton's Vegetable 7metwe
was taken with violent pDipiiafioa. rather Aut-
teng and trembling Of the heart, which continued sew
eal days; seemed fmy heart had almost forgotten
It's office. The family became alarmed and procured
bottle Of this vaunbe Medicine and befole had taken
one bottle of this Tsaefwe Of Hanpoas on.
ti,ely relieved.
TN. Is tho Mnd '"aa.ee ct relief 10 my family from
'he use OF we va'uanie meuiclhe, 40 or tnee years
~ WIS "'a W WIN ",e'. .n NY n'n,', ''o enect
" "'"' - so"''n'y o"''' " ~, B """ '"' nj .as.e
a"u @ "' ho So was I", neaes
~. 80 " IL -. ',''' ".oe"" ny an"m 'J1v'"
,.i, T1.., ~ aea u,,,'' 49,
,J oY''o " WIZ, -" 's'o' ,,, " 'o'sn,
~ a."o, a" "'' ''''' o'' "''''"s "s" tut
''' . ,a'. '" a. ys e .n..
~. a. ~ pas'e,s WIS ~ ~" " ''c" '.so'e
$500 III "'" e"' ,s ~ $40 W ''' wv, .o',
~ "''On '"e'es''' .s.y "u' W." o.s"n
g..s, WY '"' 'a ISL p',''e ., Inmp'o"
,"',e, ,''o p'ns we'e nss'"se', '"o s"""ns sun
a.a ' .,l "e"p n0r. s. .ss o"n'
keo WI" '',ps " w'oen ""''' no, "e"s 'e.orhso'
nv w '''o' f'' .'"' ""' ~ 'e s'".
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me Angel Gabrial Aiive and Speaking.
:. LAWRENcE Mass. Ju ne 22-The report that
He , Angel Gabriel'' had been shot is false. He
. ohSe and well,and will speak here o-night.
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MERCHANDISE AT COST.
$4,000 worth Of Dry Goods al Cost !

WI subscriber intending Ia make change In his
Il business. " vi offer his entire stock of good. nj
co. hom this date uni someimo about the lat of
August which time the naader will be sod II auc-
ton.
THIS stock Is large and attractive, ma-i, of recent
purchases, a embraces all the newest STYLE goods
such nsfic hured plain plaid colore Silks ich fsurs
plaid. ~aered and pain llac Silk Foulaid and India
Silks Inquired and plan Chaies Tissues. Beras.s aud
hon-hns nil sla,i -, French Jucanets and Lawns Cling
hams olgandy Muslns Canton Grape Bomhnzine. Al
tae" Dehaze Robes. embr dered aud plain Swi.s
Muslin Pnid and striped Musn. Cam.rc, Dimin
NC. French Wnrk Collars Sleeves Chimiseits, Han'kfs
Bands. Nc; Bonnets, Bonnet Innings aud Ribbon.
hummer Nantes NIL AIDES; Hosiery and Gloves: French
cots"iis, Mnrsi.les Dmiiy and Grass Skirts; large
stock OF House fun nshog goodsaae NJ which are Muslin
and Lace Curtains, Damask Mofeens, and Turkey red
Marsalles and Dimiiy Quilts Linen aud Cotton Sheet
ing and Pillow Case goods. Table Damask. Fruit
and Table Napkins, Towels. Diapers, &c; Pan.
and Table Covers; large stock of Cnrp,ng f. nm ten
cents To the finest We Tapestry Rugs Crumb Cloths
Paior and Door Mate, Oil Floor Cloths Ne. Furniture
rlaids. Ticking. blcache1 and brown Cotton, Cotton
oznaburgs and Barlaps. Also, Travelling Trunks, Car
pet Sacks School Snichels and Yaises. His stock of
Gentemen's Goods embraces genera, assortment of
Cloths. Cessime,es, Vestng, Linen D,illng-. Gloves
Cravots. Collars Hnlf Hose sc. Together with
riey ct al goods usually found in dry goods
Heasks call from all in of CHEAP GOODS.
and particularly invites hi friends and Gust omers to
call aud supply lhemsels swith good, nj cost
Jun 2-ts JOHN r. DAVIS
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MONTGOMERY Co, Va, NAV 25.

MONT0OMERT Co, Va May 70.
From my knowledge and observation have no hest
ation In saying that the OF the Allegheny Springs
Is equal II superior any in in many
particularly remarkable In of Dyspepsia Deange
Of Liver, any dersngemt whatever Of diges-
tive organs; AID believe has higher lain,
upon public confidence. JACOB KENT
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SEABURY's SHOE & HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply.

n receivi g n'ge supply great variety of sp'lns
L 4 Summer Clouds. | am confident tn has never
been opened in Lynchburg such ah a..nr;ment Of LA
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSklNS, BOOTS
LlNDS and WALKING SHOES; GENTLEMENS.
BOOTS CATERS, SHOES, SLIPPERS& PUMPS
MISSES GATE 9RS, BOOTS and SLIPPERS BOYS
BOOTS and SHOES and CHILDRENS SHOES by
the small CART LOAD!
Also splendid sortmcut of N's,BoY's and chill
DREHs SUMNER and CAPS. Also, Travelling
Trunks, Ca pet ,gs Walls -, Umbrellas. &c. &c.
My two oldest ARE " it'll me - statesmen. an il
is purpose To have every extended to
my customers which will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks are rendered,
with that all sinll DO done that ought be.
score its continuance. i. SEABURY.
N B.-Aly friends will find some in my store at
almost every hour, day night except the Snbbah;
that dav ttere is admiiiance, of course. L. \
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Death Of Chief Justice Wells.
BOSTON, June 23.-Chief Justice Wells died
suddenly this afternoon. He presided in the
municipal court yesterday.
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The PRESIDENT The Washington Union says
the President expects to remain at Old Point but
or 1 days.
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IMPORTANT FROM SPAIN.-A Telegraphic
N'sfsfeh from Cadiz announces the departure OF
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NOTICE.

Office Of the Richmond & Petersburg r r. Co.
Two PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN
NESTMENTOF MONEY.-Sealcd Proposal. W III
be received nj this office until the 18th day of Iuy
1884. when they will be opened in the prescnce of the
President. Treasurer and mon. III the Directors
III this Company, for the purchase Of tho SEVEN PER
GEM COUPON BONDS Of thi. Company, To be issued
Tor the purpose o reconstructing their road with heavy
iron rails, Under the authority of the Act of Assembly
passed February 18TH 1854, and Of tho resolution. of
the Stockholders Of this Company adopted ON the JOtl
NAV, 1884.
The principal of these bonds WILDE payable on the lat
day OF June 1878 and the interest of per cent per
annsm, three and half PEP cent semi nnualy ON
u lat day % June. md the st day Of December Of
each year; the pnnctua payment OF both PRINCIPAL and
interest, being secured by deed OF Trust the wholo
ondand other properly and franchises of the Gemp,ny
iahle To be enforced ut amy time upon sixty dnys dcnut
IN the payment Oh nny amount o either principal in
terest.
No bids fo less than tho par value of these bonds
GLIDING interest from the let OF this ih (June 1854
that being the tatc ON Which they begin bear per
cent. interest, will be considered.
The terms Of payment will be cash; but from respon
sible bidders negotiable for threefouts of the
purchase money in equnl instn with per ent in
terest thereon from the lat June 1854 payable at g.
and months from thnt date, will be received. A.
security Tor he punctun payment OF which notes. one
h'th OF tho amount oi honds actually PM Tor will be
inned by the Company. until nil OF the snid notes shall
have leen paid
Any further information on the subject which may be
desired. will be furnished by tho President Treasurer
of the Company.
By direction of the President
JNO. WILLIAMS
Secretary aid Treasurer Il. Il r. p. II. Co.
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FLnYD CT. IIo., Va, MAY 25.

WINS taken sick early in the year 1853; confined to
my bei some six months: my whole nervous system
trely prostraied had almost wholly los the Of my
limbs during that time was visited by several physi
clans of high standing, but with all their efforts grew
worse. Until became emaciated any one living
could be. My physicians then adi ied visit the
Aes bany Springs l did carried there my
bed being unable stand sit up used the water about
ten days; commenced improving once: and was finally
restored to health have hesitation in saying Il at
my restoration beslth entirely the Of this
water, aud believe had it been for this powerful
agent, would now ha, been j.. the gave
HIRAM HUFF.
jun dtu&fr-cwth-is
B-L ynchb Republican, Richmond Wing and
Examiner. and + tersburg Intslligencer copy.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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June 10 Is
$4,000.
Self.Defence the First Law Of Nature.

NUI Tor The sPech Want oI m"ney or tlat am A.
" bout 10 change the OF my business but in
consequence of circumstances by which am surround
dcd, am induced Ia Offer the pebble tho whole of my
valuable stock of fancy and supple Dry Goods ut Cost
for Cosh aud If my customers and country friends will
please To invor with call they will find my assert
full an complete : the first of the
JOHN ABRAHAMS,
Jun l6 is--y-6mo
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$22.5OO worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

INHE subscriber. wishing convert = ma ny Of his
L goods Us possible into money has determined To
offer for the remainder of the season. hi, entire stock
OF Dry Goods at COST
His stock comprises every article usually kept In the
dry goods line. His of black and colored
Silks and Dress Goods ofevery descrp i'm unusually
large for The seasor and is well worthy the attention I
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His friends and the public generally are requested TO
call and examine for themselves.
Regular customers (shoud they prefer il) WILDE sup
piled with goods the usual ter MS
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
2. S-My stock of Carpeiing is quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase. [iuu | Its
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DRUSH MOUNTAIN MILL Stones
- The undersigned procuring from their cele
rated quarry, a, the Bush Mountain Montgomery
~, Mill Stones aud Burrs Of the very beet quality The
reputation of thesr stones widely known, but thu
Railroad giving US increased facilities in filling orders,
have APP ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
s. Johnson Lynchburg, agents for the sale of ru
who will receiv orders and have them fulfilled AT rne
shortest no'ee.
Our Address B.. sburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
Janes NJ Williams Danvile, W Reynolds e. CO.
Leak lille, N. G. are aso agent l.. p. IL Co
Feb l4.d&cts
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PROGRESSIVE.

1--WE subscribers rot wishing be regarded lag
CARDS old Fosics in iheI b1siness. aud for the pur
pose oi keeping pace with the present progressive
of the undc, would inform the friends and the pub
lie generally TINT from this time tn will offer theii
stock greatly reduced prices and many articles
much les, than Cost fu Cash. Intending uct in
good faith they pledge themselves sell their goods
uny et,r house who proposes to sell at COST,
I, under.
All they ask is call to show purchasers that they
in ear nes-,, and mean Ia do WIN; they say.
(iune Is ts) SflGLER NJ ELBERRY & co.
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- New Schedule. IA Up s....:
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

DASSENGERS for he Sweet Red-Sweetand htr
l. Sulphur Springs lcuve Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excepted) via Va. & Tenn. aiI'"ad at7, connect
ing with our Coac at BONSAGK'S DEPOT. nLd to
Sweet aud Red Springs same evening; lenve
Ing after regular brcnkf Il, and rench White Suphu
Springs by n. Returning leave White Sulphur
S,ings a. ,, p. rench Rod and Sweet Springs ny
p. m leave Red and Swe' Springs morning 4,
u. and arrive in Lynchburs day by7 p. m.
Fure from LynchlWrg Sweet and Red Sweet
s. rings. So so; from Lynchburg Whrc Suhur 81 50
Extra Coaches furnished all times Bonsack's
Deror t. travel as parties may desire.
Jun 22-ts W. p Parish & co.
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"a OPPOSITION LINE

pF91z.sss OPPOSITION LINE-Leaves Nor
A@@&@rs-& veil House daily ut Z A. NJ. for Peters.
burg ard Richmond. Returning leaves Appomat,ox
Depo after arrival ofthe aud to Lyn"hlurg hy 3,
p. NJ. TIL PRUPRIETORS.
Jun 9 id3m
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LYNCHBURG

Adjoining tost once
WE have no hand the largest assortment OF
w finished Marble w rk South OF Baltimore. such
as American and In,ian Marble Monuments, Tomas.
Head and Foot Stones. Mantle Pieces. Lambs, Doves.
Furniture Marble, cut to sizes &c, &c
We also prepared to maze to order all kinds OF
Marble Work, Norihero prices. with dispatch, care
fully boxed flee of and guaranteed sale 10
an, distance Lettering s. so cts. per hundred. Call
and see, or address line to
JNO. B. GADDESS BRO,
Jun 2a.ts Lynrhburg.
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THE + EMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extact from James Horris Esq 8 Letter, AIexandria
Va.-After speaking Of wonderful himself he
says: Mrs. b. hos been suffering with the liver COM
plant and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness, through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than for ,ny years being entirely restor
ed by the use Of Hampten's Vegetable J'nctsre."
Letter from J. q ines ESQ.,, Louion county va.-"My
wife has been FOR yeats afflicted with great weel ness
pain in the breast, side and back palpation tho
heart feebeness Oft syste loss Of appetet
complexion saow; the sight Of eye almost gone. the
other vey weak. | pleased to say, Hampfon's
Iincyc has restored her perfect bealth Her eyes
good now ever they were.
EV'Cul and get pamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. 81 60, Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scousve;A J. BROWN Charlottesville, and BY all
Drug ists throug out the State. var 24-dAcIv
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MIILIN(T.
TINE SUBSCRIBER has taken the &" WARP WICK
l. MILLS" in this city, the recently worked
by tie MessIs Wlilemore and will keep them in the
best grinding order He wieceve and grind both Corn
and flaslei promptly, and the usual II will
give the business his personal attention. and with close
application, aided by LONG EXPERIENCE in Mil ng,
he hopes share literally the patronage of Lynchbtg
and the vicinity. JAMES MCDONALD, SR.
NAV 25.ts
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.

VIII leave Richmond daily, at.-.-...6a a. M
Petersburg 20 N.
MAIL TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily. at...--..---..-.4 M.
Petersburg .---....-..-...4 A. N.
Fare 81 l0Chidren over three, and over twelve
years of age go cents discount of 10 will bc
made each arc when tickets procured the of
fee, md topassengers getting tho where tick
sold.
Through Tickets in connexion with Bland e. Dunn's
Western Stage Line be procured ut the office, tho
following places:
tireensborough, North Ce'olina, 90
Lex 'hgton, -----.------.- ID 90
Salisbury A" ---....---.-.. ID 90
Charlotte, ..----...-. IL 90
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
61. A. for Port Wnlthall, where il with
the Steamboat Augusta Capt. w c. Snithfor Norfolk,
Portsmouth, md all the intermediate plnces
Fare tn Norfolk or Portsmouth. a. 90
hiehls, ehch. U 5U
The freight all articles for Norfolk or Portsmouth
nrd the different landings the river, be pud in
advance.
N. B.-Servans travelling by themselves be fur
nished with two pa TINT be retained
the Office and il must be expressly stated the pass
that they permitted 10 go the Cars or Soat, las the
may be-
mar 3 l-d&eis THOS, DODAMEAD. Supt.
Bureaus and Ladies Cabinets
N/HOLE and HaIfMarbe Tops plain and fancy
w Cabinets and Dressing Bureaus, of all price. and
qualites--at Ell FOLKES'
New Furniture Warerooms.