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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-24

tXyANTED-A Situation to take charge of Adams
w Power Presses, or at Hand Press, or any 9th
ar employment where be could be useful. No objec
on to going South. Address Ely Montgomery
through the Post Oiice, Washington.
oct 20 Cts
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~ hENI-TWO PLEASANT ROOMS furnished
OF un1nrDshed. Location sn Nineteenth ct
two squares from Pa. avenue. No children In the
hnme; Fer further particulars apply to Mr. RED
FERN, corner Pa. avenue and Nineteenth st
oct 21-2ts
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/ ELLING HOUSE TO LET, STU A.
~ .e4 on the east side of Seventh street. one door
soo'e ~ ana only two squates above she Patent or
nee nee. Inc mouse has been built but few years is
"a arEe sno commodious, containing fourteen rooms
1. IS nu" oeng newly painted and papsred, and at.
tso Win gas fixtures; has a pump with excellent
~aGer IN the yard and cistern water in the house
o.tn room, DC, large yard with stable and car.
rage we nouse Apply next deer to the house to
Ool <4-Sooe A. R0THWELL
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"ANrED-A COLORED BOY, SLAVE PRE-
w ferred, from fourteen to sixteen years cd. to
DO general housevork. Apply a. No. Ala, Ninth
street, on tbs northeast corner of II street
oct 24-2ts
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CARD.
JOHN ]. MCMILLAN.

JOHN ], McQUILLAN,
TNDERTAKER, succe.sor to Rich I'd Petit,
y would respectfully inform his L
friends of Georgetown, Washington,
and vicinity that he is prepared to fulfill all
dere in his line in the est possible manner. No
expense or trouble has been spar'd to provide him
self with al manner of convenielces for ON Under
taker.
Funerals attended {, at The shortest notice
Cal. at all hours Of the night promptly answered
at lis shop and residence, opposite Forrest Hall,
east side of High street, Georgetown.
JOHN J. MCMILLAN,
Successor to Richard Petit, Georgetown.
oct 21-eO9ts
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WIANTED IMMEDTArELY-TEN JOURNEY
w msn House Painters. None but good work.
men need apply. Two months work guaranteed
rct 23-4tH PARKER SPALDING.
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DWELLING HOUSE wANTED-RENT NOT TO
~ exceed $500 dollars per aunum, between Thiri
and Tenth ttreets. and Pa. avenue and II st north
Al dress W." Kirkwood House. oct 23-3t
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Nlnxine AH1lIRs

ARRIVAL or TIE 81 Ase6w The British screw steamer
Giahros. Capt Craig arrived yeste day morning from
Glagow. kbe lett August &c. the day tbs Africa
sailed nom Liverpool AID consequently brings nothing
later She reports passing several large i,ebergs Attn
instant, in lat 46 So, lon. 48 81.
he .TEANsHp FRANKLIN intelligence reached the
rIurunce Offices yesterday that all chance Of getting
this steamer afcat again has been destroyed oy the
htsyy weather OF the past few days Her tmnsrs have
all 'cosened, hor bed plates piiler blocks &c, sre
broken, her wood is badly damaged from stem to
stem and she bends ano twists with every motion Of
tire water A large portion Of her machinery will ALTO
be osf Nth her pur base could oe got to raise
feasy articles; and the vessel breaks up they
win bury in the tand. Two ~reckinx companies hsd
sraattly contracted toget her off The frst nad aoso
aore5 tie Effort, and the second had been work
tie ~iccB for couie o. weeks when the a,e gale
curr.c and Obliged them also to give ,hs attempt
succ ssfa, they were to receive $4,000 for their
labor
LAUNCHED At Washington, South R!rer, N J !, from
the yard Of Mersrs Nichols & thomas Bporum, One
scboop,r e $50 tops Launches the 9th inst,
calico the Harriet stoee for Capt James Taylor and
ib'tpsed for the New York and Charleston lne Of
pscl cts
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CRIME IN THE Cry OF NRw YoRK.--In N
other column will be found the statistical de
tails Of the usual semi-annual repcr. of the
Chief Of Police from the lsr of January t. The
30,p Of June, on the operations and cead ton
Of the Pol zee Department On glaHcln! ov"r
that portion OF the retnrns which relates TO OF
fences committed Within the jurit diclion OF TIRE
city authorities, and comparing them with The
report Of the previous half year, we are happy
10 find that in crimes Of a ser ons character
there has been sensible oiminution whilst III
the lesser class of delinquenc!es but few. AID
those II nature that can be cas- y Checked by
u greater amount of watcbtnlness and Vigilance
on the part Of the police, exhibit my tendency
low ards increase. Thus for instance, in assaults
with intent to XII, there is .. crease of SO per
cent, and in cases of assault and battery IL
uer cent. Against these gratifying facts, how
ever, we have to balance an Increase in the
lumber of murders Of twenty six but as the
offences comprised under this head bear bur
fractional relation t. the large class of crim1s
classified under the two former. and as they,
properly spea king, belong 20 the first, the result
IN me NnOIe fEDAG WaFkeu fupfOVemcub III
Ibis respect III the offences ass tied under the
Leads OF attempts TO steal, RAPE, aiding AM assist
ing 10 escape, burglary. constructive larceny,
fr0ud, grand larceny, picking OF pockets, passing
counterfeit money. perjury, aud robbery IL tue
ir.t degree, we soticc u large pr ceotage o,
decrease; whilst in those which wolti appetr 70
how lax State Of Giscipiioc on the part Of
,hr police such as street riots AMI the .alc oi
prits without licenses there j. coesi lerlb'.
augmentation. It is but fair to state. how
ever. that this increas, may be more ostcnsib's
than zeal, aud may he just as we'll owing to
he greater activity and vigilance OF the aatho
rites in detecting and Furnishing classes OF o.
!ences that have hitherto been looked npon with
rather an indulgent eye.
In city in which population increases with
such unparalleled rapidly as in ours, aod
which is continually absorbing elements thai
are foreign TO il in language. habits, aud social
As well as political training, it would he a sa-
tis'ac,ory reflection at any time TO lind thss -
returns Of crime did not keep pace with The
growth of its numbers How much more rea-
on have we to congratulate ourselves, when
We learn that instead Of merely re slainEg sta
tionsry, the statistics of the more serious ctar
of offences exhibit decided tendency the
other way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

RtcmaBi y the Next. sns protractng the
TEXTURES of their ex rim nationality. We re-
q Bmepded then. Oh the score Of lou cxpedi.
cney ard Christian p IL nth cpy, the easier
American, policy of retusi 10 bu an acre oi
Mexican roll If 4. Ssnt Anna or in other
words, e iDfal bic mil tary policy Of starry
ing him 0uf. Without the ben mi, oas Of the
ca dsdeu treaty e nigh low be on leave Of
absence at Havana, Kingston, or, chaps, in
New York at enc our Broadway hot l.
And with tie m, citing of Congr - in Decen-
Der, We nigh probably be called TO the con
sideIati ot ov.rtures from The new govern
ment, in its hopeless bankruptcy, for TIE IN
ntxation If he VIII le republic to tie United
States.
At all events, we hope the United States
5. nate will set its face against any more Gsds
den treaties. TIE gradual aareyat,ob Q; Mex.
leo in ,h- way can only serve TO pfotract the
suffer res Of her people az a waste'ui expense
to our treasury. Lei the adm nistration under
stand that it is better to leave our poor neigh
Dor TO die a natural death. than thus to bteea
her 70 dissolution, basin tuii ~ time. L.
viii nj lie long before the question of another
Gadsd,n treaty will have TO be met by oar
government, either from Santa Anna or SOM
rvvo ulianary successor. We know that thu
eii be play nlg into the hanis Of n: spotisnin
oi tie Kitchen Cabinet. But heuceforth IL l.
10 TIC hoped that the NJ. Xican people VII be leit
10 The issue Of sustaining their own govern
ment. or Of 20 unfairly surrendering their com
tiy to the benliicent ins titution- Of these Crted
States Starve out the Icvol tito 1ary sp1ils.
men, and the salvation Of Mexico viii loon =
realized il the fulfilment of manifest destiny.
Let Der no further be tortured " tn tue m )ca
ery OF Gadsden treaties.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

FIRE IN CEDAR rRSn-At O'Clock yesterday morn
ing fire -as discovered In the and varpish store Of
I. h J. T. Bschwith, 14 Cedar street.. The alarm was
given, and the dremtu with their accustomed prompt
ness were the building before the flames had time
make an extensive headway. When the doors were
broken open the body Of his Was fonnd to located
under TIRE me tars, BY the hatchway. From the aP-
peArsnce OF fhe burnt T. and instances attending
II, tere but little doubt but that the Are was the
work Of - ncendiay he are estingui'hd before
extended much above the hrst floor. The damage
done to tie rock ~il PROBABLY amount tn betwecn
900 and $4,000 This Arm insured TO the amount
OF ll,b00 divided amons the following insursnce Com
ern. Of Osw e. $4,000; st Marks, 600 and Granite
0o0 The whole matter IL under Investigation oy
the proper au' horites
THE RTcRAr IRE IN wArn SrRn.--.The Are which oc-
Cured sunday evening at the store No 2s4 water
he'cr epg 70 Mr. Sere will mot prove 90 e.
tepmve a. It first anticipated The cotton In the
fourth snd Atth softa belcngeo to Mr. o Psrmelee,
No. a Exchange place and was incurred In the Clinton
Fire lssprsnss Company for $780, which win fully
cover the toss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-12

GRAPES FROM SHAKERS -,ho HERALD iaairrs
have several times been favorac with hscn@a,e And
graphic descriptions Of the sh4kcr Village at New
ebancn, Columbia county, and viii doubtless
agree with in the opinion that ,he VILLAGE and
the people, taksn together form Of the
unique institutions Of the Empire tate roey have
worked out for themselves Important social pron
present to tbs singular spectacle Of peculiar
PEOPLE, living under peculiar laws of their own making
land ,ct showing all proIc- respect to the
aushoritios), doing business in peculiar syie. an1
mailing it al successful. The articles VII Oh tley
uufacture, and the produces fruits, &c, which ,h.s
send 70 this market for sale, al says c,om.nj ths
hshe.t prices, account Of their real excellspce
We have been brought in contact with our shaser
fr several occaions and WaYs foune
agreeable people Yesterday fsvoret With n
can FRI OF the fraternity, Due specimen af
ity physically and intel cctaaily speaking 10
gift TO hc editor q the HERALD-a u xpts-"A
taller seedhng," csiIed the Earl, Nor nstn guss.
inc" and right pleasant fruit hey pr ved 10 Ud
i-iser proved to DO Mr. Eiward Fowisr agent for
hahers ard, w airing thor p@catsr g.rn he.ppe,rsa
isc drab colored He culos-c tut th- club He So
Informed that the Shakers and graves ~oui
Of, but It'll fingered as II he had great l,.i ~
II mind. After smioous pause he extrsssea from
he mmepso pocket OF hs immessc outer g.rmcot ut
lie ~ wioel Wine made from tue ", csdpe grs vs- Wine
made by the Shakersi He vas then informed that toe
Maine law IN forc-in the DEaAIp ON CO. bis -
h. thought person could induced 10 ts.ie The
-r. no fan to leave aud then gravel, aa srace
utiy retired
tbe grapes eaten after the manner OF the heathsa
Philosopher alluded To by Toucnstoo-, and vine
'sted BY vintage critic learned In Madeira profouat
pert. wise In cherries sparkling In analyses r cnam
agnes. snd acuts in Discriminating tho vAia- u the
oosp,sberger, Bocs hsimer Gi.sec heimer ant Other
essapt "vanti~s" from Central and Southern Europe.
Good wine needs no bush, but to good vioe they DO
i've good bushes aid a. ~e viii aay that the bakers
hnse pleasan. though very s.ett beverage, entirely
re from taste Of alcohol with bouquet ike Mnscst
arda tsNe like unto that Of "Cosstaocs one Of the
isbt sicilian vines
Tue cultivation OF the grape IL growing TO An i'm
Iortsnt position In the horticulture If this STATE
lie new Shaker variety Ia ~orny the attention Of al
gissns Interested In such matters Il rp-ns earis in
here good why Nes York should not eq .al
0hiO vine growing State he grape "a easy OF ell
s. at,or and ~ al times Ito culture sii be found proH
sile Try tie Shaker grapes
fKATH or FoLBRoUK Isaac T. II olorouh one OF the
zen who were injured by the falling Of the scaoi ny
vhils PAINTING ON Davis ouildip at yvessnt, ct
& few days ago At Coaman's TO which place la was re-
net He al a h,,
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rRorTIKe "A trottiDe match came of on Saturday
at Washington hoIo~, about t-elvs miles from Po.sh
- Mare First heat by Columbus, 244 second d. 247
thiyd do ass.
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AsUsssEsrs RMS RvENISa.
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fEATH or FoLsRouK Isaac T. olorouk one OF the
who were injured BY the fsiiux Of the scaGoli ny
while painting on Davis budip. at yvessnt 81
few days ago At Coaman's to which place bs was re-
ao,ed He was unconscious at bis condition from no
1 me OF the accident until bis death
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sALLAcKs' scuoor ,oR SCANDAL PurSoAEsoS ~
YsooK
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AMERICAN sUsEUd-Af~prroah LrrD az Fry
h@ILLIsss--ftsHTfNs ~ rEuSy. ~E'-ninS cohncA'
eAornsHs- LosN bovrE
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saoADFAE.-LAns or lyoss-As LIKE As TOO
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ssriO-.S THEATRE shathAn Btrvet BLACK Eyru
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ORIGINAL HYMN.
s.1ll n.,.as

Ir. Pow fISG, Ut Phiiaiephis offered prayer.
University addressed the sudienc-. re alluded to the
orig nsl meeting s.Hspe Chapel When zoe building Of
the Bible roase MAS r. Owed upon, and said that the
fact fhst the h"use ws not benden b. exclus
lively for the bible socety but for foreign state
md nstonal mssioos - sell a. Christian eiuoasion,
was asO worthy of notice The work Of disseminating
the fihe, bss b%. done BY P,o'e-ansm, and som eu
sed aner tie teofristkp n. Eeslish refcrmers were
particular active, aud dfsen different versions.
rsv,sicps Ard psrsphrses IN the fnslish tongues o
vel a. twenty Ner,i,ns OF rhe New testsmsnt, and If
~ reckon single looks 'hia ruosr has oesn increased
to meet the of those brethren who desire TO sub
stitute the word mDered" tor "bsptised and there
ere almost a. many v.r.ions sss, n are on
ded circulation compared 10 that Of the common Eng
sh version This society has been blamed for not max
inn new version, hut they have not done for the
reason that a. none the ahoars who have attempted
to improve the cd vsrvop have succeeded there
s1 nd h.1 20 hisi Il light to take 90 much
their fund.- for . while many nillions Of
people are without . fragment Of the word Of Coo.
In their tongue The English reader Of the Bible ID
rich t,aDsatna And IL IN not proper to take tbs
o. ss ss ns 70 II:
through many emergencies and the speaker was
Of he oppo that Ito policy was the correct me
charge being psested BY motives 10 rsfus
ing 10 Introduce version, and trusted that those
brethren who have withdrawn from the socsty would
do them the crecit 10 acknowledge that they have
made mistakes they sotusted by honest motives.
The society would restec. the opinions of those who
differed from them, and expected the same our'esy
from them he constituents Of the society have given
II neither funds auhosts 10 introduce We, sion
j objected TO these societies that too many Bibles are
distributed, and that there IL waste of the priuts6
psgetbat Bt ohs not read and sometimes destroy.
ed Vet this l. Why their laoors should be-
surenced Poraby not IN ten cf the Bibles In the
houses ~ this city stadied az the oh Art oe
salvation; but should therefore suspend opr labor
Of putting the Bible In evy houssi Tho speaker alud
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regular meeting Of this societs held last eveong
in The corrc,l chamber ii the great wigwam fammsny
Hal, half hour after the sitting Of the the
teudsnce rather slim and ,he seog adjourned at
early hour, without doing any business Of import.
ance,
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ostEK THEATRE Bo-sry LOWS sloRIrlos- .rHE
IT, Hp.
sISLos -BsLiA, Ia PAnauEaErTE~ 6opEsssf.
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Yxy,us y W. OokNBB OF NASSAU AIT FuLTuN IT'S
snixnss XXI No. ash.
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sOoDs MINSTREL q Ia. ~ broadway EFsi.P,Ar
N~sr.rlay avn BusLssops opEsA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-14
GEORGE B. JONES & CO

NRuGGISTS PErfRsRuRG, Va offer ior sale for
- CASH or approved CREDIT nm extensive
md varcd assortment of Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuhs, Window Glass. Soaps, PerfumeIy,
&C. Ne. opnning their supplies from manufacturers
and importer. only the, prepared Ia furnish pure
and genuine articles low as they be bought OF any
rcguInr iobng house.
Their stock for the Fall tndc embraces Best French,
English md American Quininc; Prime Caracas and
Manila ndigoes; Prime honduras Cochneal; Best Oh.
i've Oh in bottles aud cnsks; Pure White Lead dry md
ground in Oil; Prime Ombro Madder. n barrcIs and
kegs Blue Vitriol, hhs. and kegs; Extract Logwood
ia boxes; Spices OF all kinds, whole and ground; Popn
lar Patent Medicines Of all kiads; upins nnd other
tracts for the handhcrchie German Cologne Hair Oils
Pomntum, l. air Brushes, &c Nc, Sr.
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tthe Tam stopped tn a passenger between ani
the above named points, the charge will be madeiron
the point iast passed 10y the fruin. and charge viii
be less than twenty-five cents IN any case.
Passengers VITO do procure Tickets (eseePt those
who take the .nrs where tickets not .old,)
will be charged by the conductor, per cent IN ad
Iifon the regular rates OF a'", provided however
Tint IN shall be receive less than ten mor
ian fifty from any passenger any point on
the road
servants viii be required 10 have two pnssrs one to
be left with the Ticket AGENT and with the Con iuc-
which pa-ses he explicit migrating the rrv'
lege to travel on the Free colorcd persons vii be-
required produce thcirfree pnpersor they will not be
permitted To travel ON the cars.
Jun l6 II. II GIL l., Gem Supt
~ All papcrs advertising for this COMPANY vii
please stornll ady rti.rmenfs IN relation Passenger
H., 4 Il, II, .,I,.,,
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SILkS! SILkSii SILKS -
1854
goth September
GEORGE VI KICkEk 4 co.

Have just received and opened their stock OF
L L SPLENDID SILK GOODS. comprising almost every
IT, tfSilk Goods worn. They respectfully ask the
ention of the purchasers of Silk Goods to the follow
ing:
II 26-98-30--32 & "a .nch sup'r Black Gro de
Rhine Silks
% inch sup'r Black Tulet'd Silk
Supr Bl'h Rept Silks-assorted qualities for mourning
Gro Grain do
Black and Colored Waered Silks
do aud Polka figured do
do and Striped do
Brocades Every eleean)
Plaid Silks, assorted
Colored Brncade do - for Dinner Dresses
Pluid do
White Brocade do for Bridal Dresses
" Rept do 3"
4" Watered do . ="
&" Gace do g
Colored Chameleon Gro de Aringes
Plain Coored Silks assorted such as Asnes and
Bosses. Maria Louise, Tan. Sky Blue Pink, Pea
Green, Straw, Lilac, &c, &c.
sep 30.d2m
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Opposite the Court House.
Tss7The subscribers take pleasure in notifying 3e9
I'll the Merchants OF Virginia and North Cnro &Asss
Ina that their stock of Goods for the has been
received and they prepared 10 serve their Gus
TONERS, and Others who may visit this market to lay in
their Fall supplies.
1t is known that we hive always kept large and va
rird assortment Of Goods in our line, and will only
add. that stock fer the present Is unusually
nrge and well assorted, selected entirely from Manutnc
tnrcs person 10y the senior partner whose experience
e.. fifteen yenrs cuuh es him to make such selections and
such i'll insure successful competitions with
any pbbng House North or South.
sen gqt4 MAJOR & MOORE.
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MERCHANDISE.
cEPTEMsER 3Oth. 1854.
IrEDRGE VI KIJk Z X q OUlT
LYNcHBURG. Va.

= .
LYNcHBURG. Va.
Respectfully beg tho attention Of the Ladies and oen-
tlsrnent to the splendid stock of rich and elegant
Fall and Winter Goods Just receiv d and opened.
Tie assortment is very completes Customers will lind
n This establishment nearly quite every nrtice IN the
Dry Goods line Tie quality OF goods may be- IN moSl
instances relied on the stock grneiuy selected
with great care and with reence II durability. he
prices will he satisfactory. Mean goods nj extremely
ow prices. Good goods usiInl ut wha' go ID goods
worth eaIls respectfully requested oi all WIN
igtop,, sep 3O-h2m
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GAS FITTING.

TAN fully prepared to ia. Pre- into Stases.
L Dwellings or FACTORIES tie shortest notice. hsv
ing had ssvers, wears experience lie business y
work may be teliej perfect. an ready to give
estimates any time val also tarsl,n > eau pipe
JAMES CLELANn,
Fract cal Gas fltter MAJ u,
Wilson 4 Frauk,in's ola stand rr stsifs,
iur7.dfs
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Gall er he kose-hud while you may.
Old Time is swiftly llylue;


And that same faw er that blooms to-day
Tomorrow may be dying
1 Ill who desire of themselves, family. or friends,
"A correct, highly finished, and uNFADING DA-
GUERREO1YPE LIKENESS, ur one of those al
most breathing Stfreoscopic Pictures should Embrace
the present opportunity tHs delays dangerously of
cnl1 the Gallery OF MINNIS & CO. The ' have
trge and beautiful assortment OF Gold Lockes, Pins,
Rings Bracelets, Nc. with every style of Case and
Frame in when to place Pictures; any one Of which,
filled with II Likeness taken in their iuinitabe style,
" II, make the most heH,titu-aHd. the
time, the most acknowledgement that be ade.
Hnd that will be tr. assured sacred memento,
long alter the loved doner shall have passed away.
They have in their possession every late and mPor
tant Improvement in Chcmicnls and Apparatus known
in and prepared take pictures il every
syc, and warranted to please caIl from the citizens
OF lynchburs and surrounding country is respectfully
solicited, whether they may wish pictures not.
GALLERY ia Lynchburg Vain t, doors from
Bridge It, 'u ming the Store OF DIR. Lyman; Syc-
amor7 St, Petersburg aud Main ST., Richmond, Va.
IL W. MINIS.
sep8is " s. TANNER.
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rsNtiE subscriber takes til, orca,on thank his
L Eicnd- TOR the liberal patronage they bestowed
upon VIM. 7 Green x o,andta inf,rn them TINT lac
viii continue their business in the same place.
sep balm WM r, GREEN.