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MERCHANDISE At COST.
$4,000 worth of Dry Goods at Cost E.

VIE subscriber ihtending IL mike change In hi.
business. " III odrr his entire stock Of rs.od- ni
to'l, rom Ibis date unit somelime about tie 1T pf
August which TIM tae nnudcr viii be- ~ At nur-
ton.
This stuck = large md attractive, nostl, Of recent
putfhases n embraces all the newest st,le saod-
such a. rich hnrcd p'an Plaid culere Silks icb frnr1
plaid "acfed and plain lilac Silk. Fnulard aud India;
SILKS, Inquired and pan Chaipz i,,nrs Ber,f rs and
Nensns al sbadss, French Jaronst. and Lawns Gin.
Il ms olgnedy Muslins Canton Crdpc Bonhugine Al.
pHe'n, D"huize Robes. embr derrd and Plain Swiss
Muslm paii md striped Muslin. Cnmrrir Dint,
&e French Work Collars Sleeves Ghimisetls ilnn'hf.
bands Ac Rounets, Bonnet Innings aud Fihhnn.
summed Nantes all ades; lo-irr, and Gloves. French
Cef>eits Nlars'ile Dimiiy and Graz. Skirts; large
Sunk at House furnishing enodsam1 M VIII hare Mus
and Lace Curtains, Damask Mo Gems, aud 1u,k,y red
MafSaIes and Dimity Quilts Linen and Cotton Sheet.
ing AID Pillow Cesc goods. Tnhle Dnmnsk Fruit
aud Table Napkins, Towels, Diapers, Ne; Psun
and Table C"sersia large sock of Carpetiug nm ten
cents Ia the haes' We Vet pesty RUGS Cru,nh Cloths
Farlnr and Don Mat. OIL Faor Cloths. &c. Furniture
pLaIds, li"king hlcached nnd brown Cotton, Cottoa
oznHbutgs and Bnrlaps Al-o, Travelling Trunks Chr
ne Sacks Schnol Sachrs and Nuli.es. Ills stock f
Gentemen's Goods embraces genen,r assortment of
Cloths Cussmctes Nestogs Linen u Hinge Goves
CfaVats. COLLARS Half Hose &c. I, gcthef with n Y.
riety OF all goods usually found in dry goods store
iehsks "A call from all in wnn of CHEAP GOODS
and particularly invites hi friends aud Gust omcrs To
call and supply themseS swith good, ut cost
lun2-ts JOHN T. DAVIS.
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$22,50O worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

'INhE subscriber. wishing - many of his
goods as possible iutn money, has determined IL
otter Tor the reminder the sea-on h4 entire stock
of Dry Goodsa COST.
His stock comprises every article usunly kept in the
dry goods line. His of black and colored
Silks aud Dress Goods of every descrp il UNUSUAL,
large for he sensnn aud is well worthy the attention n
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His iricn Is and the euhc generally are requested to
call and examine for themselves
Regular customers should they prefer i) will be sup
piled with goods the usual ter rs.
PHILIP w PAYNE.
7. S My stock of Carpeling is quite large md
mostly oil TINS spring purchase luu IL
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NEW CONCERN.
GEORGE Nj. RUCkER 4 CO.,
JnlY lst. 1854
LYNCIIBURG, VA

Jnly LIST, 1854.
ENHE subscribers the LIST day of July 1854, asso.
riated themselves together under the style aud firm
al George NJ. Rucker d. Co.. fpr the purp ofconduct
ing 9, neral Dry Golds business. They will occupy
the and will keep the cu>s of goods
formerly kept in the Hou The stock of goods kept
viii always be- large and well assorted and such "a the
wants of customers may Indicate They respec fully beg
continuance of TIE patronage e,etooie literally be-
slowed upon the House, and will strive deserve the
confidence of the pntronizng public bV always selling
GOOD GOODS, and at FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ. FUCKER
JOHN V. WHEELER.
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july 7ts
NOTICE.

Office of the Richmond & Petersburg r R. Co
Two PERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN.
l VESTMENT OF MONEY.-Scaled PROPOSAL. will
be receive ed at this office until the 18th y of Iuly
1854 when they will be open ID in the presence of the
President. Treasurer and Of the Directors
of this Comp ny, for the purchase of the SEA EN- PER
CENT COUPON BONDS of this Company. 10 be issued
for the purpose Of demonstrating their road with heavy
iron rails nder the authority of the Act of Assembly
pissed February 18th. 1854 and of the esou. ms Of
the Stockholders of this Company, adopted on the 3Oh
Ma, 1854
The principal f these bonds willbe payable the >t
dav of june 1878. aud the ineres' of per per
Hnnnm, free and half per semannualy, on
e LET dag : June, and the 1T day nf December of
each year; the punctua payment both PRINCIPAL and
interest being cured by iced of Trust the whole
roadant other properly and franchises uf the Company
liable 10 he enforced at any time upon sixty days default
IN the payment OF any amount OF either princpl m
terest.
No lids for less than the par value of these bonds in
Guiding interest from the 1T of this III Dune, l854
that being the .iate which they begin TO bear per
cent interest, will be considered
he terms of payment will be cash. but from respon
shle bidders negotiable for three-fuurs of th,
purchase money in equal instalu with per in
teres thereon from the st June, 1854 payable 3,
and months from that date will he received. A.
security tor the puncual payment OF which notes,
MIN ct he amount fhonds actually pal for will be
tanned by the Company. until all OF the said rotes sha
have cen paid
Any further information the subject which NAV be
de-ed will be furnished by the President or Treasurer
Of The Company
BY direction of the President
JNO. WILLIAMS.
Secretary AID Treasurer R. & R p. II Co.
iuc 9 eudt IL IuIv
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Low Fare from Lynchburg 10 Richmond :
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and rttrr Tho luh JUN, our b., will lenve
L nslhuf Tor Richmond. i,i-Seekl, VIA Tuesday,
Thursday \ Saturday.a M on dirccl, atter the NJ.
rival u the Western Passengers from lynchburg
ARE two night aud one day the Bont-; mud thoae
who have bu-i in Richmond. can without ossin
time, 81 80 by t-king TIL. route. far chproites
Vile riweekly conchua connect in Srnti=vile leave
Lynrhburg Ut p m, arrive g. Ohm ontr-,le ~ NJ day
NJ. BOYD EDMUND X DAVE sPO It.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Packet Boat Line for The Va. Springs.
Fare from LYME hburg

10 LeSinglen.---.- - - ''o Mhrte oupur.. % 80
h'ek Alur--.---9 80 Ser and Rod - 3 90
Wafm& Hon Sp'e-..5 90 Dagger Spring. 80
nta Packet Boats leave LynehhnIg. for Buel lana u.
~ daily g ftuss excepted) at NJ. aud arrso o
m. Returning lea,e Buchanan. daily, att . m (Sun-
day- tScepted) and arrive In Lynchhurg. At pm -
Al Nuttn lsiver the Bans eel with ,ln, line 81
stages tor Lexington Rock aud Bath Ala N, Warm aud
HIT Spfiug- a, G,lmers Mil with the stnFr for ,tuf-
al Bridge, aud nj Bn h,nan with Two linz 10 The White
Sulphur; one blythe Sweet. and tie other by Dagger
Sprnirs.
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THE + EMALE sly ST EN-.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract from james Hnrf1. Esq = Lelter. Alexandria,
Va.-Aiter speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, hom
weakness. through her whole system. She enjoys
bel or health than 10 iniry yenis, being entirely
ed by the Jse Of Hdmpion's peget0bfe Jpcture.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exlrart from n
Letter from J lines, Esq Loulon county W. NJ,
wife has been for Yeas nlli ted with great weel
p,in in the brea.r, side aud back pa rtation e ia"
heart; eebenes oil the nervous sysem loss 81 appetite
complexion snow; the sight Of one eye almost the
oher We y weak. peased To say, Hampton $
Tinctue has restored er perfect health. Her eyes
ne good now ever hey
tn Call md gel pnmphlets
Sold by j. II. SEAY. g. co, Lynchbrg; Sewers
Scotrsvie;A J. BROWN. Charlottesville, aud by all
Druggists through out the State. var id&ciy
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DKUsH MOUNTAIN MILE. stones.

- The unders ened procuring from their ceIr
rated quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery com
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of tae very br. quality TIL
reputation of these stones widely know but Il
Railroad giving sed facilities filling order,
have app ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston. and lac,
Johnson Lynciburg, agents for the sale of 4 IN
@ho will receiv and have them fulfilled
4lortest notice.
Our Address, Biz >burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
James NJ Williams Danville, " Reynolds & Cr
Leah lille. n O. are also ouragent l. 2. 4 Co
Feb ld.dSrts
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Failure in Boston.-The recent developments
in New York have exercised an unfayorable in
fuence money affairs in Boston. Stocks de-
oned considerably on Saturday State street
was greatly excited by the failure of Willis q
Co., extensive and well known brokers and stock
dealers. Their liabilities arc not stated.
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LAWRENCE, July 10,-There has been quite
riot here between the Irish and Americans, which
was caused by the Irish raising the American flag
surmounted by cross. Pistols and guns were
fred and several Irish houses were sacked
The military finally quelled the riot.
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nv YESTERDAYS MAILS.
CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, July lO.-The Senate laid by
II a,ber business and took up the Homestead
y and upon its discussion spent the day.
The House had up the Bill to increase the sal
.,ie. of the Clerks of the Departments, but did
thing. They agreed to meet at IL o'cloch
reafter
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The Gentleman's Medical POcket-BOOk
AND
HEALTH ADVISERS:

CONTAINING Statement OF the Modes If Curing
~ every disease TO which he /, sbr; and Directions
ia case of Accidents the Rond Sen With a iu
Account nf Ep lemie Cholera, of Dyspepsin, and Of
Sick Headache; the Causes, Cure and Prevention and
Popular DESCRIPTION If the Human Teeth; their For.
ma,inn, Diseases aud IRE tmen BY the author Of the
Lndy's Mrlicn Pock I Book. Pice 80 cents.
The practice of medicine should bel conducted
those general principles, which drawn by sober
PEE ence from careful observation of the effects Of
NEEDLES upon the human body, in s different stages ct
disease. These grrnI leading principles few, shor,
aud eas y understood; eey applicable in every dis
which the humnn body is subject although they
inuy not always prove equally .-Iul. II is the u
dici oi them which constitutes the great meit Of
the enlightened physician.
la matter Of surh immense importance every in
dvidna, wOu seem necessary Their, that these piinc
pies be widely disseminated. and in plain words
possible in order that every may know and under
stand them. To do this, ia every mans duty well
interest; r, independent of his life, which Is fire.
qu nty jeopnided by the of such knowledge iha,
o his gbbor isoten by accident place in lis hands
To particular OF extensive country,
an travellers especially this consideration is Of the
utmost importance. In this work, ! have endeavored
within SIN Ill compass and in as plain manner pos
sibe, lay down rules and svs such directions,
" i'll enable every who r. ads them IA apt his
Tor his friends case, the plum of proper
rit
As these pages intended exclusively for the use of
diseases peculiar children
ed of in it
Published by HAYES & ZELL 1893 market Street,
Philadelphia, and for sale in Lynchburg Va. by II. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending 50 eli. to the publishers will re.
csye by mail, post paid copy of either of the above
works.
Any paper giving the above insertion and sending
copy the publ sbers, will receive of the above
by mai, prepaid Nv 9-deodts
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$4,000.
Self-Defence the First Law of Nature.

OF for tn speci want oil money TIM
~ bout 10 change the nature OF my business bur in
conseqs +nce OF circumstances by which am nd
ded am induced Ia offer the p,bic the whole of my
valuable stock of fancy and suple Dry Goods Cost
for Cash; aud If my customers aud country friends will
pense 10 favor with call, they will ind my
JOHN ABRAIIAMS
Jun 16ts-y-6mo
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

bCCTFsYlLLEi a ,beml1Te 20, Va,
Ma oh 4th, 1853 !
MesSS. Mortimer q Mombrdy;- commemorative ing
been Inflicted with rheumatism for time in it,
worst iorns aud being able To obtain relief from
other medic nos was induced to tr, "liam ptons Veg
elnhle Tincture' few bottles of which. am hnppS
say, have made perfect
the time commenced using the TinctGre ! wins
scarcclyHblc To walk | aud hive been for
weeks, entirely free from all pam
Ii.
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by Postmaster II. J.. Cnnrer;
CAroN Balpar,
Iompshire county Vn March l.i, .s54.
NJ T. i. COOPER Drnr Sir; Agreeable 10 ,onr ~
quest and my desire 10 benefit Tie Inflicted. here
by certify the grca riiel hive received from the
of HamponS Pgctabie TiacfUre
VA mken with violent pDipi'afioH. rnihef 1ut
tcrine an trembling Of the hear, which eontnued
ern day.. il seemed rs finn, hcnt Ind almost forgotten
its Office fh, family hccnme alarmed md procured
bo lie OF this valuable Medicine md brinir had tax
one bottle of this Tmetare IF Hamp'oas WINS
tircly relieved.
Thu is the hird instance of relief in my family rom
the of this valuable Medicine. ] NJ three, years
ago was laid up with liberation Of my ankle from fleet
of what is generally called ilk leg Ind lost a.
and appetite, md the VII Oh opr inches
W and down, and half WY around my nnklc, rejected
effort To heal il until proc red llampon's Veg
rrhle Tin"turc.one bottle OF which restored my health
healed my ankle, and | am tIecr from swrus ihnn for
the last thirty yearS.
hgain oil my daughters WINS very low from severe
dysente aud whrn she began SIT mp her feel
mpnccd -Veing. which increase every tn-, aud began
Ia be very painiul-s,c us II bonlc of Hampton =
Tmetloei the rnins were nssuaRed, swelling sub
sized aud her health ,elornel-we kept her legs bnn
dared with strips ol waoen uotil her strength returned
| have been thus particular. that others Ter Amilnr
circumstances might be- induced 10 avail themselves o
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELizAuErn EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tlnt | am prrsonnIy acquainted
with Mr.. Edwards. uni cnn safely recommend the "A
bove statement 10 be correct
e, 7 CooaER, Postmaster,
Capon i 'idee Hampshire county, Va.
To Delicate Ladic, md Children will please give
trial.
Sp1ce na' MT p,rma 10 name hnndreds IF others,
Geo w Gnodrt h. Capt. rho-. Canot, Robert Gaut
james Smyth, cured al Rheumatism.
John Perval s. A Griffin Iohn Luke, Rev. V. Esl,.
ridre. u, s. navy, mud thousands ~ 9TH cured ol
Dyspepsia, ScrofuIa Cough. Lscr Complaint Broochl
liz, ST. Vtas' Dance, &c We 10 own citizens
Gail tIem.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheanatism, Dyspepsia, Liuer Com
ptdinR The Terdict has gone Jorth AHddnH
that champions Iinctnre" has no Superior !
ScoTTsyILLE. Albcmarlc Go Va.
March 18th 1853.
MessrS. Mortimer 4. Moubray :-Gcntlemen-1 have
been al cd for the Inst eight years with hhcuu ntism
Dysp"psia aud Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
width nnns in the shoulders. hip, bn k and side, shift
ing from side to the other PalpBtion of the heart
los of appetite cold swenis al night excessive cuslve
ness and great debility aud wenknrss. tried many
remedies which dome me good. but rnfhei grew
worse Last fall ! advised to Try "Hnmpton's
Vegetable Tncture and am huppy say ii has cured
me- nm free frnm all pnn, and in the enjoyment
Of perfect heal hand take great pleasure in recommend
ing the T,ncture 10 all nll cited ms | hive been
Yours, JAMES M. NOEL.
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i.
PASSENGERS for he Sweet, Red-Sweet,and White
sulphur Springs leave Lynchburg daily (Sundays
excepted) vim Va. ~ Tenn railroad at a m
ing with our Coac at BONSACKS DEPOT. ard to
Sweet and Red Springs evening; leave next
inga er regular breakfast, and reach White Sulphur
Springs by H. n. m. Returning leave White Sulphur
Strings g. p M, reach Red and Sweet Springs by z,
p. leave Red and Sweet Springs next morning at 4,
a m, and arrive in Lynchbure LAY by 7, pm
Leave Lvnchburg daily (Sundnys excepted) via Va.
Tenn. r. r., p M, connectng with orr coaches
Bonsack's. arrive at Fncase evening by dark
lsaye fncase at daylight next day. and arrive at the
Sweet and Rel Sweet Springs to dinner, and to the
VIII Sulphur Springs by p. same day. Return.
ibg. leave While Sulphur Springs at 5 IA. M. reach Fin
castle by p. m, leave Fincaste at daylight connect
ing with the Bonsacks, reach Lynchburg by
m Passengers assured that this is the cheapest,
most expeditions and comfortable the Springs
rom Lynchburg.
Fare from Lynohlurg to Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs, 50 so; from Lynchburg to White Sulphur "a so
Extra Coaches furnished at all times at Bonsacks
Depot to travel parties may desire.
July Ats w. p PARISH & co.
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Ne,c pshire.-The Senate of New Hamp-
shire on its part have elected Harry Hubbard T..
S. Senator for the coming term
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EXCITEMENT
$4,000 to 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.

7.
4 NOMfRlSlNGn splendid and well nssorlcd stock
~ which the suuscrber ir IN his da, vii offer mt cost
These gonts ire h. fnshonablc aud truly worthy tho
attention of even, buyer 'ho i. now, may br in want
ot goods toI presrnt hr iut"rc uSa.
They are oil red because tastioaabie sell NJ
COST nd IL may be- otg time bcor, unnlhrr valua
bile stock will be offered 10 tho purchns plhlic IN
the way. ADVISE all my friends and customers
to come and get all they will want for immediate or
prospective consumption.
need not attempt list of al tie articles Ii is
khown, that my stark j. always he larges'. un beat
assorted in the upper country. 1t quite complete now
JOHN G. MEM.
iunp 10
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HOUSE & LOT FOR RENT.
NOTICE.

VNHE subscriber vii in few days. run a Bread
l. Wagon, where the public be supplied with
purr domestic an family Bread. Cakes, and Crackers.
made OF the best materials. Those wishing be sup.
pied be served by leaving their names and resi-
Hence at the City Bakery. JAMES SIMPSON.
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Gymnastic Academy.

Gymnastic Academy.
MIR HERNANDEZ proposes establish. in
N1 Lynchpurg, a GYMNASIUM, where all TIA" ex
ercses perai'nng to The prof sSoin will be aught-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
AtLEL BfRS. ROPES. LADDERS, HORSE.
DUMB BELLS THROWING KNIVES, BOXING \
FENCING. He will also have, in connection with The
Gymnasium. SHOOTING GALLERY.
His terms will be only FOUR DOLLARS per month =,
the school to commence ; u sufficient numb, +
of subsc' bers Obtained.
Mr. Hernandez calls anon To the followngr econ
menda ion from physicians OF The city. In developing
The muscles aud pl omotng the genelul alh anI az
pearance nothing compare to Gymnastics.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
The course of instruction propo-e by Mr. Hernandez
is well calcu ated improve III heal aud appearance
of those who may place hemseve, der hi. care
HY. GREY LATHAM,
II. LATHAM,
TIiOS. J. BLACKFOBD.
w OWENS,
WIN. S. MORRISS.
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES
Alfred w IIorner WP McCorkl,
w b Bishop Geo Lyman
G Raine ~ Miller
VIM II Hall II Latham
b SumpteT b Davenport
Hy. Grey Latham Davenport
Jno NJ Crowley Thos. Il Nosby
n s Tanner G J. Bdrch
w Struth Jnn 1 X 'ese,
RI J Read, & W Latham
r. Phelps q Meem, Jr,
w p Itnes C Christian
+ Huntington A ID Warwick
Otey Rnher II Buc<ner
+ Atkinson + Lulham,
Chas Langhorne.
jun % dts
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would beg leave to rail- the attention OF the public
eter written by distinguished ply sican, WHO is him
sell most skliul aver and has welded his IL
many l"nds the banks of the Seine we'll in the
neishbo"hood o. the Hudson.
billiards consider of the most u>efu, it is
'he mo -cinntng OF all gnmes. GOOD steady
hahd iigement and practice the requirements for
excel enre Graceful and sing. it has It's
irhcons for all classes of society To the mechanic it
= nsetu for it relaxation IRON his daily
hodily tolls To the merchant and the professional
whose business is eceSsnry less scdentary il
osPecnlly recommends it self firstly a relaxation.
secondly for the exercise which accompanies it, To the
INVALID an hypcc lonlrac il is beneficial: it
us abstraction from needless if inuruus trains
{" thought, and The invalid the exer, Use is Of
ne ch racter, if not INDUCED for great night
nt lime, hat it cannot be otherwise than useful have
'rq iently recommended Billiards to individuals who
sought Tor something which would at once com zine
lie sure with benefit and have invariably found it to
give satisaction."
In elUsion. Talbot would say the public, when
~ trceives pay for game of liar Is he does moi
wa h-or yoH may rest assured thai the player has had
n' N 'neys wotth,nnd am receiving than ny
lt"lnl dues. e,(iuly l-t-)
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N Office. The BILLIARD SALOON establishment
i"'e,y carried on this ci hy Talbot Il Potter is
hi. day dissolved by nutun, consent We return our
thanks to our Fl ends an the public general for tn ir
liberal patronage All per, indebted to the concern
VII ca on Talbot an tile thei little memorandums
talbot will tie all the debts OF he esahli, meet
TALBOT& POTTER.
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The Billiard Saloo" will be continued BY Tabot,a its
present ocaly in convenient place in the
city, where shaft be pleased wait all those who
may think proper to give me their custom.
Jun 2i-f4t MELVILLE TALBOT
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
- NJ 49, s5es'1a
CHANGE OF HOITRR

G3X I'M
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON md nitor " ednesday, the l4lh Jnue. the Pas.
~ senger TRIMS this road will run follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
VIII leave Richmond daily at-...........61 A. M.
:" Petortburg " ..6 ?. n.
MAIL TRAIN
win lenve Richmond daily at.---...-..-. "a Pm.
Petersburg .---....---..---.4d A. N.
FIRE for white persons 81 35 Children three and
twelve years of age s5 cents; Colored
in servants Cur S5 cents.
Servants will noe be permitted in first class except
when in attend Ance innn children, sick persons.
in which the price us for white persons will
be charged.
discount Of 10 cents will be made each fare
when tickets procured tho office and passen.
gers getting the whore tickets sold.
NORFOLK TRAIN
Leaves Richmond Mondays, w ednesdays and Fridays
@, NJ, for Port Wnlthall, where connects with
the Steamboat Augusta for Norfolk. Portsmouth,, and
intermediate places
Fare to NorfollS or Portsmouth - 90
MEMS, EACH, Do
Servants travelling by themselves be furnished
with Two passes that be retained the
Office and il must be expressly stated the pass that
they permitted go the Cars.
N. B.-The Trains will run by Richmond Time.
THoS, DODAMEAD, Supt.
Office II. &P. r. Co, June 18th, 1854.
iuv A dtcts
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PROGRESSIVE
TIVE subscribers wi,hiug be regarded rs lag
CARDS old Fogies in her business and for the pur.
OF Keeping pace with the present progressive rale
of he tlnde would inform the friends and the pub
lie generally tnnt from this time III will offer their
stock NJ greatly 'duced prices. and many article, al
much less than Cost foi Cash. Intending to act in
good faith they pledge themselves to sell their goods ms
iowa any otrr house who proposes to sell nj cost
,rundcr.
All they ask CALL show purchasers that they are
in nesst and mean o do what they say.
(iune Is is) SfIGLER NJ ELIERRY & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-12
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