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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
AUCTION SALES.
Bi WM. u. MOsBY. Auciionccr.
Desirable Family Residence for Sale

Saturday al efnoon, the 9th August viii be sold
~ without reserve. drsimhr Brick Dwelling. with
nm of ground attached. sunlrd in the nriehhor.
hood OF Nj. ID. J. Reese'-. hr Eoui,' ms beea lately
built viii pl the ruolefn inprov 'meuts, nj IA in
rNosr. tcnair. The ground i. highly oulliva.
ted with spring OF good water the DWELLING |.
heiee lie dotcru nation Of the prop
ettY viii be- offered rzra bargain pr,vac ~ulc,
Until fhs la, above named. ~hrn # zold will he
saiH rhic auction w4laui rr-rr,r. In pul4 ruir.
&r-sl,py To Z. RICHARD PHELPS.
5HIk l-2tawf 5uueN aaup Aurt'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.

We have been unable to procure a statemet
OF the vote taken IN Amherst. County last Thus-
day,on the proposition for a county subscriptin
OF s5O'oOO to the Lynchburg Extension of be
Orange Alexandria Railroad. 1t is nnds
stood, however that the subscription was carrid
by large majority Of the votes pollcd. We
learn from the Alexandria Gazette that it is be
intention Of the Board OF Directors to put he
81 miles from charlottesville to this place unrr
contract as soon as this subscription is secund
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03
CONSEQUENCES:

X Bbls q Htrrngs, 5hbls O Molasses
~ hhd Nlolnsses hh is Sngur,
boxes Glass. chests Tea
bhls Coli e Sugar, bbls Crushed Slgn~,
" luveri.ed do.
Just received consignment, and will b. snld low
Jul ID 3w WM A NIL LER on ia sin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-03

byhohbuiS and Abingdon TeIegragh Company.
| II meeting OF the Board OF Directors . the Lynch
tAbug and Abingdon Telegraph Co, held ON Friday
2Sth July, semi dividend of per cent was dc.
cared, payab the stockholders their legal reprc-
seuta' i've, on and alter the lJtn proximo
July 20 duo prox. WM S MORRIS,
I nj
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
hooks for che Million.

Reader 10 yJuwish topurrhace books,
c.p.r or stationary. if-you do take. our
wo,d for il and call on r. NJ. Burnett
# Musca,ine. Ifyou wish for stock in
trade Of this commodity, give him call.
il !. III. place to buy either Al wholesale
or retail.
Wa xoul.l say 10 our readers that Mr..
Burnett Las, y. believe, by far the lar.
r.s, stock Of books und stationary in Iowa
AVID is prepared to supply merchants and
s.hes with supplies a, wholesale or retail
~ terms as favorblc a. can be obtained
N ST Louis or Chicago. Mr.. BHrnetts
stock is we'll selected and purchased d.
r.e,ly Of publishers and manufactures in
n. east, and thus unahles him to com
pet. 10 price. with the jobbcrsof St Louis
.,a Ch,cag,. md to sell at prices beyond
connection in Iowa. H's stock Is extern
.ive comp rising everything in his line Of
ss,;ncs., bu, read his advertisements and
civ, him a call, take our word Tor j, II Il
Tho ~, &c 70 buy.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

made h., m nSEtL DISCOVERY has recently bee,
Of rn,as pr curtis. of this city IN the irea,men,
l,,ng. "wviauen, asthma, and all disc asses Of ,bS
haIing Hvva s.,er 70 "Dr Curtfss Hsgeana, or in
.a as ne" method DR.. C. hiss restored rna,v .ss;a
VIII oaos 70 perfect health; as an evidence NJ
M 49, ~. ne mas innumerabe certificates Snsap
er;a J. .he treatment physician remarks:rIt i
sen saat inhaling-constantly hreathing ,n
must eo, heal,ng vspor. the medical properties
tho ae sge IN dirrct contact with the whole q,
the MAJ o Uaslt! 0! the lungs and thus escape
,ne.h when introduced into the s,omar, - -
, a%ee!e9 to the process of digestion. The Nv
The rs TOT sale at all The druggists Throughout
Jan '1V" ,tn From the New York D,ltchnaa Of
.n see advertisement ofMedcatea Inhalation IN
another column Of this paper '-'""''''oh III
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
Religions Services.

~, Az me Methodist Epcopal Church in T,ato,
'Stu'a's e"c" sabbath at loi clock A. NJ.
az ~ t ci ohgregationalist Church. regularly
eac 0aoDath at lot clock 4. NJ. and in ,hs
Ia. n'.ne Court house in Upton, on the FIRST San.
Va. ya'u !, 10 each month, ut 1914 o'clock A, NJ nv
the Rev, Shelton Riley. y
~, ~ sne Presbyterian Church every other Sab.
g"'n ., hait past 10 o'clock A. NJ, by Rev. George
Sse HeV. Mr., Cobb has so far recovered from
's 's'e attack Of sickness As to expec, to fl his
appointment here in town tomorrow
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
4 ,ubscriber having No = q The
,a ~, i .psr. viii osiiss v seadias
!, ,n,his Office. -

= r Morrrrr, Esq, formerly engaged IN
\. :" n.noer.t once. an! more recently connec.
W. -. In Inc aCedar County .Adeessser lowa)
ssl,.a 4 cur of.ce yesterday. he is hero on
cur, .";.ue.. and expects TO return TO bis adopted
co. 49, !. which he is much attached, in few
~. He represents The crops in Iowa -
49, ~. r,markably good this seaso", and the
0.s ding up and improving very fast
s !, counties where two years ego one half the
:. 4 Va, Indicated, there Is now not tsot Of
,r : lnd.-Elyrfa CO., Democrat
Thanks 10 the Democrat for its notice
# ovr "boss." Mr.. Mofret. returned last
sa0d.y in good health and spirits. He
.;,.. alarming reports Of failure Of
s,.o. in Ohio says il will amount 10 al.
,,o.. failure and says the failure Of
crop. and Know.N o'hins' will take the
whole State. -
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Id Ed.

Al the residence Of the parents on the Tin INST
As.na,h. only daughter Of Edgar and Martha
w light, after an illness Of three weeks age
four years and eight months
She wa, a child Of unc 'mmon PROMISE ana
her untimey death has b'igh'ed many hopes
Gifted with bright intellect, lovely and aii'c
tomato in her disposition. She had strongly en-
,xined herself around the hearts OF her iah'i!
and friends. But her delicate organization ana
..n.,,iye nature rendered her peculiarly aah
!, contend with the cold storms OF life, ana the
Great shepherd has gathered her WIN 'he 'e''
der lambs Of his fold 70 Gle down GU '"e
r.,tures. and beside the still waters
asweet daughter; thou'rs not lost 10 w. Jul
eay gone before,
A,a While we mourn, thy songs are glad up
on that Heavenly shore,
Thy smile that gave US g'adness ae'e' : . e -
or there cen now
Amid tho spirits glorihe3, that roana tut %
yior bow
=, - =. hs,nt;f., for earth too frail II
storms to bare, 4,
Too GO tie in thy iov'liness Its ions 's'' >
| t. share, u,s..
| -. vo;,e ha, summoned thee IN I'VE
green promise d'est, a,.,;,,
A fathers hand has guided thee 70 s'e' -
i rest.
, -, ,ost to us, beloved, thy lhe i'oN
1 guile so free, :. .,,,, MI
So living. .rast,al pure and meek 'a''' ~
example be s.a
Thy memory shall be to US IKE VIZ 'N
Iii ,hea its hallowed light DER a
The vault of heaven.
=, - ,bou art not los. TO Us; in DEAN ; !"
r @ ~ sayior's word thy heart kne
no .vo lamp" had lighted it and %
a.,,.w waves were still, =.
J. n, nurmursd soothing IN thine ca
to His will.
: n...eacer Of love and aOw TIL
=. errand's done, -, thou
-. ~ill grid Us for the race 'h'' INV
,e s.a~. nee. thy spirit blest, apo' y
! raa.. a,ho, vert not lost TO US, but Q
gone before"
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
Preserve Your Te eth.

DR.. jao. Dennis OF Alusca'ine will
,r~nd Few days in Upton. The Dr.
is 4 skillful Surgeon Dentist, and gives
sss.raI satisfaction as such. II is now
a favorable time to havc operations per-
formed on teeth, and thereby escape the
main, Of toothachc. See card.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
''''1z'''-''s 's-asssls.spa1ss
M AR ME n.

q r mt. IN alyris on Sept 9TH by the Rev n,
:, " p alf pr a'letus Q Perkins to Mss Ciarissa
=: forter. both Of Amherst Ohio
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

FaEIoHrs.-From St. Lout.-(per 100 ID, !,
Soc; Dbl. moiasses, q.
10 81. L'"ts.--Wheat, l5c per bush; Flour,
4oc per Dbl; Pork, Soc per Dbl; Passage 81
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

". uA5:sIaaa9
o,a stand North Side Court Squar''
DRY GOODS nh Sn mspE
< Y H., SHOESl
BOOTS CAPS
HITS ryoTuyNG
hsLb GLASS;
~ - ~ NOTIONS sc. :,
WE are IN receipt Of the best stock Oh
,ais we have ever offered IN tins MAJ
go'e I'D v;ll sell extremely low Tor cash.
nc: Thankful q to the public for past las OTIS
ve respectfully invite the a a.
" the community to our Stock Oh
- Cloths,
Casslmeres,
Satlnetts, Flannels
Lindseys Edglngs, Prints
,l:aas Shawls. Handkerchieis
sc. SC.
aenartment is full and hshs nns
our ceo' aok az it before purchasing
| tol w. BOOTS SHOES towest
mad assortment and a. chep o. sA0
Eooa u.Ysk GAYS
gu. sik-Iook At them ~ .nn,rv .tor
go. everything usually keP. - low a tn
aimos =. r;vsnsa caii-weH SEA as ~"
! hest Of them. a.. ,s-I (is-N
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
LIST OF LETTERS

Ofo" nell Charles
Ball Amos
Barry James D 2
Baily WILTON
Carper Asa
Carleton c A
Cooper James
Collver Dill
Cardiff Alexander
Dorcas John
Davis Mary w
Dixon John
Duke Hannah
Elliott Alexander
Evans Joseph
Flood Nicholas
Gordon Nicholas
Geirish b
Garberish Agnes A
Castor Alonzo
Carver Mores
Hammond Il
Haskell Mary Ann
Huff James
Haigtt Jacob A
Hoffman P A
HaryyS A
Ha.tshorn Nelson
Jacobs Peter
Jones Francis E
Johnson Marcus d
Keagy Henry
KIzer James
Kaiser Conrod
Lott John S
Lewis CALVIN
La,shaw Samuel
McMulIen Samuel
McClelland George
Maynard James
Martin Maekey
Parker Asa l.
Pratt Emma G
Richie James
Ross Richard
Sutton William
Smith Edward
Smith Hiram
Sloan James
Segar Nj
Tucker William
White Jonathan
Wallbridce James
Wa.sen Nancy J
Wen, Michael
Iech George
Zerting Nathan.
LIST OF LETTERS
in the COST Office at Rochcs'
ter Iowa. on the frs, day OF Oct. 1854
Anderson David
Brown A +
Brown Henry d
Bumgardner David
BIaylnck John
Branden Elijah
Brinkley Austin T +
Backford John "
Cartwright, Jacob VI
Dunning Farmer
Grorr Isaac
Goodale EIezer
Hagerman Samuel
Handlin james
Hoffman George p Il
Nislcr J
Marvin Reheeca J
Mccarthy Lydia
Moday Oliver
Pratt David
Secrecy William
Starry T NJ
Taylor Lewis
Vana,a William
Wilson Benjamin
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14
lowa Ssa.e CsrsOn League.

As will be seen by the following pro-
seedings, the meeting announced in our
last issue, was held OH wednesday last.
A good feeling pcrraded the hearts OF oil
preara, They came up 10 the meeting
from several Counties. to consult tog eth
e. and cong, a,ulatc each other upon the
achievement Of our glorious victory
Would that Grand State Convention OF
Temperance People could be held soon.
VIVA, say the friends.
The following are the proceedings
Oar Commercial
LIZ CLsrRE HALL.
Oct. 4th. 1854.
Your Committee, to whom wos refer
ed the proprie.y Of pcrfec,ing pcrma-
nen, organization Of Carson League,
70, the State ot Iowa. would respectfully
report, that after due consultation and
mature delibera,ion, they esteem an or
r.niza,ion Of such an order as inexpedl-
en-. and unnecessary Al this time, for these
reasons:
ls,. A clear and reliable majority oil
both branches Of our Srate Legislature
will be, at the coming session, in favor OF
! rigid Pfohibitory Liquor Law. and that
wi,hou, doub. such law will be passed
the coming winter.
%. Our Governor elect 10 working
Temperance man. and known 10 be ia
sorable to Prohibi,ory Law, and when
such law i passed by the Legislature,
he will undoubtedly give it his official
sanction.
ID. That public sentiment is already
RICH, upon this subject, and with the &C
ton OF the Legislature, and the Corpora
ton Of the Governor extended in behalf
Of a Prohibitory Law, the people will be
ready and willing to aid in its inioree-
ment.
4,h. That at this time the work in be-
half Of the temperance cause is most.
done. the creates, battle has been Tough
We already rejoice in the victory 0
having Obtained Prohibitory Law, back
ed by people favorable to lis being car
ried into effective operation, and at tut
late hour for these reasons we have n
demand for Carson League.
9th. The representation Of delegate
prescn 10 insufficient to warrant this 20
vention in the act OF organizing Cal
son League in behalf Of the whole state
But your Committee would turtle
report thai they deem il exped'ens y
Mis- Convention to select Commute
whose duty il shall be to call a End Co'
vension to perfect an organization shou
the members Of the Legislature pro-
!. treacherous TO the cause Of the people.
in case any unforeseen circumstances
rise whereby an organization Of this IL
que could make itself useful in the eau
Of temperance and humanity.
All Of which IL respectfully subm'ss'
Signed ny the Committee.
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r..n Aesxr.-Mr Samuel Dcwel
a., County Surveyor, has opened an Of.
=. !. Lad .1genl. We know Of no
N, more competent than him, as lie is
-.,l acquainted with the ''lay of land"
IN ibis county, having been County Sur
50, for . number Of years.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-10-14

SCy0OL ROCKS, BLANK H'ORkS,
WRITING PAPERS, STATIONERY
WALL PAPER
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
.Jloswhica haye been bought ia -ach large
quantities trtss I Ga u "a 't'.i ef' -',t' ni""'
ay,r;orers in .be eastern git!es sna 1T the !a"-
- ash pr,ces t1at i.e is lie 10 te;t al G@a+F'
s.io- md ~.uts-tI rs EoHAsellers AMI hi=tcHans
A. Chicago aad 81 .loas prices, +
Ar,nnr his -tork aaw ia store or sA!fp1A - !
n.... srasa sac east ma! IL o.hd
g. VI Nc(ilieys Eclectic Readers
.,si Sanders ParAeI> and heninah Dc
t.,l Rev. arithme.ics ana Iigebras
2ls5 Thompson,s do d"
lisl Davies d. 10
esat DO Higher Mathematics -,
49, coln,rn's 9dam's s,oddsrd's and Smiths |
arithmetics
,qes Wells Buttons and kirkham,s gram
sIs7 smiths Browns Clara ana Fehhso u"
IN, Rities and PRAYER books
| osst Nit he's smiths and o.neys geogr"ohi
! asg5 elementary spoilers
,al other scbooi books USED In Iowa
| 81 gross states ,.
,2Si ream, cap letter bill and note paper
| ua5 fat cap and folio post DO
,aiI tissue and wrapping DO
sl.l rolls wall ~
-, ,u;re. medium denny and cap ledgers jour
nais and records .o~a.
es1 - bound ledgers day books ana recoIus
9gl gross pass books aud tuck memoraho"'''
| ~ steel pens
1896 volumes Law hos@s
1855 msnea, 10 ;o.,,.,aou. do
i-.0 ,ots books including sha"ms isalhils'as
.sw carmina Sacra HalleIJah Harp o. 'he "o"'
..craa m.lodions &c. dc.
10, can,e. instruction books Tor ths piaho y s"N
I n,.toaaon violin accordion guitar NC
, ,oaona No white note and card envetops
Also a larSe stock OF
e gold pens
fine pocket cutlery
no-,smoanaies. pocket. bill and
: h,,nt hooks, ladies' reticaies, card ca.
.s fn~n;shea wallets. portfolios, maine
Il a',.al instruments, sheet nusie chess
men writing desks, &c. &c.
All the above stock
bewil sell
WHOLESALE AID KE lAL
/ at the very lowest rates; ,,,. >rs
BOOKSELLERS AND EeSHa 10,
"a nthsrs WHO wish 10 buy books ana sta =,
anu an ,.,u do well TO call and examine ,.,, ~
none't IL LARGEST AND BEsl sELtei
s, SO fn ~ before purchasing elsewhere. -
~ n orders a.ed with promptness ana - -
lowest rates.
~ Cash paid for rags ,,rpNrrT
M,s.at;ne Iowa. NV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-10

HILL, TIE SEAT OF THE LATE HON WM. H. ROANE.
AND MORE RECENTLY OF EDWARD e. HARRISON, DE.
CEASED. AT PRIVATE SALE.
rsNIIE owner wishing relieve herself from the many
the OF so large and valuable
estate Oer the sale Tree liil
the deepest admiration every oehoder and
duerng convey adequate Idea VI
value II therefore preferred that
disposed purchase will visit II personally, and Judge Tor
thcinscl YES VI id many cXccllences .
nis River and hall miles below tho
Osbornes Turnpike and Contains st
comprising about 400 OF arabic SO oil meadow"
land The land lies admirably aud point
of fertility the Of this vicinity
Til. Mansion excellent building and OF perfect finish
throughout Office, attached, situated within nobls
grove OIL lofty cmnence and commands view OF the city,
and country around unequaed Tor sublmy There
aso the variety houses every kind usually he found
large estates perfect orler with abundance OF pure
convenient.
than estate offered IN tails or amy od'
| OF such property. - .
and full will be gwen ny htst JANUARY
r. ,..;,.,.. . -,
Those visit The premises, Will call on Mr. Bauey ING
manager who will attend them.
TERMS:-One.hird casl the remainder on Gre il oil 81 aud
IN yrars bearing payable annually and satisfactorily
ecrr and particularly desired the cash payment! may be DIT
ylLed. lAiLoN q "iLhih'is, nu|'''
n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-10
VALUABLE COAL MINES FOR LEASE,
GOWRIE PITS.

rHNIE Mines situated the head Of Falling Greek and
something mile North OF the Midlothian Coal Mines.
and in tne coaed These mines have been but
very partially worked short periods al different tines W The
Others and for the want OF skill ana
sufficient with the angushns and depressed state
of the Abandoned The expense hen
being too great for Individual enterprise aid the words others
with COAL one and the other y feet thick WIN In.
Engine Fixtures abundany sufficient for the raising aud
handling 1900 bushels Of coal per day. Another shal ieo
yards farther North this land was SUM- many years ago more
passed through All Of the shafts and WORKINGS On '
property very WILL IN all now
when the trade posperng be for the decided o.
those who may hereafter togcher WIN iH
he Inc BY rail exceed one.iouri
of The cost when this property first explored
Co Of The hast quality has been these There
ara uLnes land families and tor opera
vcs besides shops and Enginehouse &c Inc o,he
of this will with proper lease and oi
any reasonable Of Address me through the Post oe
al Richmond can be residence In ManchesIer
S-di,&c3w WIN IL BhaNpEh.
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NJ A X G Il r T 4 c 4 d E VI
Aceomnc County, Va.
EDWARD B. NELLY, A. NJ Principal.

EDWARD B. NELLY, A. VI PrlnClial
Mr.. JOHN l.. r. HOLLAND, Assistant ,,oo
1B7IIlS by the Legislature IN M
has operation since me situation ID
nIcasant and remarkably healthy the Academy ae
designed Tor Tie University ' a
yanccd cass College, for business me- me
ind Mathematics under the sole charge OF nE
his dt attention 10 tie school pihs
he living Accoma and other causes Inc SUP
cTie able make his much lower Than SCHOOLS OF Fl.
msr standing in other the State s charge oI "
nJ (incung ryhng except shts) VIII D.: rom s 10
month, according the studies pursued ihete vi" pe
small additional charge, cover the expense o fooh "r"Fe'
&c. ,,,;r,or. wo.LIv anil n
Steamboat from Norfolk twice week landings covcnent' the
Academy ,.t. !, bio
For further nonaIlon address the subscriber al
Accomac County, Va" EDWARD D. nEEhi, n, w. -,
following gentlemen who have have had sons or wards uh
on Henry Wise Robert Poulson, ESQ, Cen Wellington
West &C. Keam Thomas R. Ioynes Esd Acoomae va
anne Va; John c. Mapp Esq Northampton va CnaeS pI
Waie1 Esq, Howard County, Md Ellison ohtins 5si DA
timore. Md MaIcn 1-eSS.
dTIRGINIAI-At held The County Court o. Ace0
Monday, the third day OF October, A. D., 1853 prr
william Savage, ''
against D.n
Richard Savage, .,., ov..u,,1
The obect this OF the deieliuan; ~,
one hundred and Ten dollars and sevehyhve III ma vmen
Affidavit made before the Clerk OF e sai
the resident This State the ssu hin
ao,h after due publication this order and DO wha
~ nroeci his interests ordered that copy OF ns
be forthwith published week for oul i,v Of
the Richmond Enquirer newspaper N HoHse on III.
aTst DAY Of The OF the ra'd Court GoRy
March g-cwiW - w ''AA- - ~
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REVENUE


XETILL stand the resent season at my stables adon.
w ing the city Richmond il ID deemed useless 10 t<
anything respecting his performances, beyond the S
fact, that the entire racing community, he IanEed--A
inches high blood bay perfect symmetry and beau
combined with extraona strength and action II Ia unIVer
sally conceded believe that perfect model OF race orse
cannot be found.
Ills colts uncommonly promising lie not only received the
two highest premiums offered fall at The Agricultural Exhibition
himself only yearng Of his exhibited took the premium
and was Immediately eight hundred dollars and another
UNIV caned ly the side OF DAM that exhibited as brood
mare the unanimously
Society premium should lie awarded " H.
although none had rcd for colts and s Of that
PEDIGREE:
was by imported Trustee e Fashion, Rcube and
other isne hoes iOs1ie SOmers) by Chares e. d.
Mischief by vrgnisn old Bedford mare the grandam Of
Wiiisif gggg by Lexington, 6 g. by Spank
Ing Roserg By Jolly Rogsr g. e. g. e. g. ge
e. d. imported mare Miss Bel-mpoled in 1883.
lie will stand fifty dollars the and seventy 10 insure
The qualities vuue the horse the promising character Of ms
colts racing nhe last twelve months and
the combine
fair and reasonable Young horses That Two
wears ago could been sold for than five hundred or
three to ten thousand GROOMS FEE ONE DOLLAR.
This pcrhaps opportunity that will be presented to the
breeders avail themselves OF the services Of this
many applications made and strong
have made with Mir Earnest, (whosc livery stable
old Cabin the Excansc who will take charge 0i
from and who will the best attention
ten that they regularly 10 the horse 90 ccs
day 1.-THE common charge being IS cens) have good
the accommodation with colts that shall have
paid them the same ahoueh shoud prefer not "
March CIV - JOHN NJ. BOTTS
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sHiisPiNG.
UNITED STATES MAIL 1 me,
BY TIE SPLENDID SDEWHEEI OCEAN STEAM siiii'
ROANOKE, CAPTAIN SKINNER.


FOR NEW YORK VIA NORFOLK.
tfRElGliT received to-day Thursday al II ocoCk$ SIT
and up 10 the Eour Of O'Clock, P. NJ, Friday SS&R
The ION INST Passengerarc requested To be board
before tho hour Of departure. O'Clock, r. NJ.
Passage 10 New York including meals and room a'eo'
daiions, only Sl0-Steerage passage only S.. q, ,,
Tickets and Benhs secured Office South sie OF 'r
Basin.
Passengers Norfolk charged by Boats
Freight also engaged al our office. r.o>
March 9-2t LUDI.AM & WAISoN.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANIES L!NE3 Or
STEAMERS-FoR PHILADELPHIA VIA NORtOLh'
'ANHE Steamer VIRGINIA, Captain DAVID TEAL, e:
Steamer PEN NSYLVANIA, Captain JAMES SGzfS7sSss9.
BAYMoRR, Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Cap. - D.,
mond for Phil epha every MONDAY and THURSDAY o. nan
touching City Point and Norfolk leis am pas
sengcrs Returning, Philadelphia every "WEDNESDAY anu
SATURDAY, at 10 o'clock A. NJ arriving al Ricll"nd gVeiy
TUESDAY and SATURDAY mornings, which dayshey vi"
charge their cargo.
and every been made combine strength and 'pes
They provided with Fracs Patent Metallic Life Boats SCI
frsa;e tables and every attention is paid by accommodating
Captains the comfort and the protection VI Soo
FARE REDGCED
S Ssw XS,s; Isl saSi" and o"HA' S
2nd cabin and not found, =
for New York would consult their Interest by aRe
this for independents being the cheapest and sie 10 ny
far the most pleasant ,..
line have entered into forward goods Ihroush
with dispatch.
For freight or passage. apply 10
ROBERT RANKIN, Agent, on the Dock
PS.-Al goods by this line from Philadelphia will he HcIars Cd
OH and Saturdays, and they delivered OIL the
ers. ROBERT RANKIN, Agent"
March S