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NEW BOOKS NEW BOOZE |


II b. PAYNE hasior. ae the iollowi lg new works:
II. Alone, by Mnron Hnrnnd Riehn ond, Va.
The knout aud the Russians Illustrated.
linssia rs 1t Is Garowski,
RUSSIAN Shores OF the Black Sea, by elephant.
Globes frnve Ia Turkey
Our Pa ish, or Annals Of Pastor and People.
Art iltuden in Munich by Annn Mary Hewitt.
Vaa, or tho Child of Adoption
Struggles for Life the Autobiography of Dissenting
Minister
Mcrr mex, or Life at the Loom by d X Leo,
Purple Tims of Paris, by Boyle St. John
Katharine Walton by w Gilmore Simms.
Behi ID The Scenes 10y Lady Bulwer
Plumlity of Worlds, with Introduction by Edward
llehc ok.
CBlaynr Romance of Mexico Bird.
Minnie llermon by Thurlow w. Brown.
DIR. S.nith's History OF Greece.
Myrtle Wreath. by Misnie NJ ule
Skrtehe. oithe Irish Bar by sailor Shiel
Apocalypse Unveiled.
History Il Oliver Cromwell nad the English Common.
woalih. by NJ Guizot
Life mn Adventures ofn G ,untry Morchnnt
Tie Two Rndds; or The Right md the Wrong.
Life ol NAPOLEON Bonnparlc by VIM lluzlitt.
The Church before the Flood, by Cum nings.
Trinl Of Mat. +. Ward
Fife nd 1resPondenec OF Thomas Mooreby Lord John
Russell, price % cts per No. iun 10
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THE MICHIGAN DOUBLE PLow

This Pow consists Of two Flows placed one before
the Other the same beam. The forward one takes
iurrow from three to sr inches deep separating the
oil the gass vegetable matter and lays IL. slice surface
down. ia the bottom OF the previous furrow; and the
hind one follows from four siz inches deeper and
raises and deposits its sic that OF the forward one
il being raised and turned the sub roi is broken aud
meliowed, and spread loose and evenly tile sward
orn the language Of the State Agricultural Committee
OF New.York, in their report of 1850, it makes a
seed bed almost perfectly a spade
We will keep constantly on hand large ortment
of SEASONED LUMBER, both yellow aid white
Pine, Oak. Walnut, &C., which will seal regular
boat wholesale prices Persons wanting lumber will
find il their advantage to purchase these Norks, as
ley eau have theii lumber worked and dressed TO
Tier, thereby saving the expense OF hauling.
W. ...ill al. -L..az. ~. L..
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BOOKS, sc

~.f.s.. NEW BOOKS for Summer Reading
10 MoRsEs;
frrn Leaves (second. serics) by Fanny Fern.
Deserted WIFE, by Emma seuthwo'th
Shannondale. do do.
The Discarded Daughter do do
Curse OF Clifton, do. do
8. Plnnter,. Bride by Caroline Lee Henri,
Eoline, DO. 10.
A year after Marriage, by Ar bur
Bride II the Wilderness by Bennett,
Clara Mor-land,
The Lamp Lighter
Pilgrim. II Wai.nghsm ty Agnes Strickland,
Life a 4 Adye lin - II a Country Merchant,
The Master House tale of Southern Lille hy Logan
Household Nords-Yoi ) and IN Nos.
types Of Mankind. BY Mott & Gliddou.
Also
liarper. Gadey Graham. feter.oas, Arthur, Ladies
Repository, f1sly. aud ohsr books, too numerous !"
rpest,on iidS
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MAcKAREL & HERRINGS.
TEIE SEASONS.

HEkhI SENSONS.
HN1OSE allelorical approximations of He seasons
d recently arranged ON the walls of Minni- 4 Tan
ncls Daeutrleiu Gallery de ,dcdly the most beau
tifl things of The kind we have ever heheld.
They add attractions their rooms which before
seemed contain gems Of arr, in the iunilable speci
of Daguereot ped benufy, sufficient sntate the
eye and satisfy the curiosity ofnny reasonable person
NINNIS & TANNERS
Motto Is EXCELSIOR and they really determined TO
reach least enrn if they hive al, eady attained,
IA position the pinnacle of inmc in their beautiful
Citizens and strangers should fail to visit the
Lynehbure Photographic Gallery, if only the
aSEAsONS.n Entrance on Auin. doors from Bridge
street. Jun Is
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SOUTH-SEDE RAILROAD
IL I GR

saG - sz3 80.
A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
n pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted,
AT o'clock A. and arrives ut Burkeve the in
lersectiun Of the Richmond and Danvie Rail-Road
nt 10 oclock,A connecting by that Road with Messrs.
T. fagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Court nuse,
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro, L.
aud arriving Farmve II 80. A. M, connecting
there with Messrs Fagg, Caldwell & Co.'s Stage Line
for Lynchhurg.
Returning The train leaves Farmvile at |, P. NJ,
ard Burkeve at %, p. arriving IN Petersburg il
lime for the trains going North South, connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the APpomattox Rail.
hnhd with the spl nd stea nShips Roanoke and james
trwh tor n w-lo,k which leave City Point at Up NJ,
and every Wednesday W tn steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point II: the same hour.
i gers preierring in Petersburg the
uigh can take the mornip tran North at al. A. M.
the james River Boats for Old int, Norfolk and Bat
8. A. M, the for the South oc ock
A.
Arrangements have been made by winch through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynehburg, through in
htteen hours, 70 O0
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days, Oh
Between Petersburg aud " hite Sulphur Springs,
through in two days. 10 Oh
Between Petersburg & Danye, through in TWEEN.
ty-our hours, 81
Between Petersburg Gtee 'sbor', N. c., thro
in two days ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 90
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n c. through
nthfee days. ------ II W
Between Pete sburg and Charlotte, $l8 90
A freight train ltuves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. n.and
reinrns the same days Any person wishing the
If freight obtain freight list by calling u5on
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
der3 Is E. ]. WALL. Sup't
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Ifthe Trains stopped for passenger between an,
of the above named points, the charge will be made from
the point last passed by the Train and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who take the ,ars where tickets sold,}
will be charged by the conductor, ten per cent. in al
iition to the regular of fave" provided however
that in shall he receive than ten
than fifty cents from any passenger to any point
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the on tue
tor. which passes, be explicit in granting the
lege to travel on the Free coored persons WI be
required to produce heirree papersor they will be
permitted travel on the
jun l6 L. II GIL l., Genl Sup't.
" All papers advertising for this Company will
please stopa adv rtsements in relation Passenger
tnle and inselt The nhnye mics.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND :

RECEIVING AND ON HAND
1n l1HDS N. .. & L X sugal,
~ 10 bl. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
80 boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed, and Pul
verified Sugar
100 haga Rio aud 1aguifa Coffee,
20 bugs Superior Old Java Coffee,
Is hhds. Cuba nnl f. r. Moasses,
90 bbls ~ q. Molasses,
20 tols Bur IRON assorted,
. do Hoop and BanI do,
do. Bi>terd ST Ell.
do. Cnst and Shear do,
10000 lbs Baron.
300 Sales SOLE Leather,
Is do. Black Upper do,
40 doz. Cnlf Skins.
30 " Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins,
. 600 Bales Cotton Yarn,
10 Bales Osnaburgs,
80 Boxes Sperm and Adamantine Candles,
so do. Hull & Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap
10 do Stnreh,
300 kegs Nni., 3 To 60 n.y.
10 Writ Nails,
- bbls I nners OIL,
DO Peruvian Guuno.
900 sacks Suit
Plaid. Bleeched and Brown Domestic, Calico, Linen,
Drill, Bed Cords md Plough LINES, Win low Glass and
Putty, copperas, Alur, Madder and Indigo, Pepper,
Gi1grr and Spcc Spades. ShOvel., Trace and Halter
ChaDs, Manure md Hay Folks Boots Shoe- and Hats.
For shlc exchange for country Produce,rn nccomo.
dating terms. (np 2l.tO JOHN HOLLlNS.
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RECON- ENDATIONS.
CHiKp EsoisEER's OYFIcK, Va. a Tenn. r. X

CHiEp EsoisEERs OYFlcK, Va. Tenn. II. X
LyDclburg. Va, Scpt-m ar 90 1888. (
TO THE RAH-ROdB PUBLIC.
All the Cars Of every Lind IN upon tits road have
seen made al the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
d. the direction Ct Gen Nettletou, Agent
II gives me much pleasure to say that have
oeen strongly and faithfully executed ohecrlully re
commend these works, to compane. requiring cars
competent construct aud faithfully execute any con
that may be- mRde with the OF these works
CHAS. NJ GAkNETT,
Chicf Eng Va. a. Tenn. r. K.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

~ = BBLS Stulrts C. Sugar.
9 - % q ound, Clarified g. Crushed ,.
20 boxes Loaf Sugar, o.
10 bills N. o. Molasses
IL hhds + r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so - Laguira do,
10 . Prime old java do,
so boxes Adamanlne and Sperm Candles
Large lot of Clover, Orchard Grass and Timo,b, \ -
Gail loon as we are selling cheap.
(feb 24is) YOUNGER & SMITu
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IN READINESS.

fHE subscribers will have heir semannuAl accounts
in readiness for presentation by the Il of July
Ali indebted expected IL lie prompt in settlement
Ac couas which due the old of A. s Shater
g. Co. tueve months 81 lce unless serted ut that tim,
W II be placed in the hands Of officer far collection
jun 80 BURROUGHS SHAFER& CO
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Lynchburg Furnishing Wareroom.


ID r. LiGGAN g. son. Urhai s4sxsDsap
III. s,erers. Pape Hangers. Mat El@ss.eA
fre.s and Rope Manufacturers. Main
Street Two Doors below the Market house, Lynoibgig.
Va, keep cons aaiy hand and make 10 or er Ger
ed Hair Lback, Moss, Cotton, v ool and Spiral sPrag
Mattresses, and Rope nf every description.
We have in employment some hrst raie Cab
net N OF kmen: and intend keep hand sur ~ ri
FURNITURE. 81 Our own make and also NOrthrn man
fanture-such A. Burepus Sofas, Wardrobes Bedsieads
ChSirs. Doodle md Single Lounges,-l00o Beaditeai.
now hand. We ask lie artention OF al sho uayg
articles ia line aud pledge oarse es Ia sell up
on rs reasonable terms he obtained in this
esher market rF@S peeial pteniipa given to the re.
pairinr of Furniture (lsn 2-dke's)
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GAS LIGHTS.

rg'lE Lyme burg Ga. Light Company now fully
i prepared o furnish Stores, Churches, fnctolies
an private ipmiies with Gas of superior quality
Wheihet der the brlinncy of the light, it, free
dom from erytbine caleu,ted 10 s roons, ul niin
rurpet it, Gle pness. il IS far superior to any oihe
light In We beg leave invite attention Ia tn
following ndation Of few u those who have
tested lie qualities.
The undersigned, who u.ng Gas manufactured NJ
The Lynchburg Gas oIks, take pleasure in recommend
ing citizens large, being better. cleaner
and cheaper than any other light have used consider
inv the sTnount of lighi obtained.
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0SncE Va. Tenn. RAIL-RoAp Co
Lynchhurg, Sept 20. 1853 (
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo q
curle feel confident TINT the Piedmont Work under
his anagrment, will fully maintain its reputation
making Rail. Road Cars well in any and all US
branches of mechaicaI operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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Dissolution.

DiSSO luton.
ME partn. rshi heretofore existing undel the firm
and style al Bell & Jennings, in the prophet ,rslip
If the Cabel House. has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent The subscriber has purchased the en-
tr interest oi Mr.. Jennings and will hereafter be the
sole proprietor He most respectfully solcils contin
uance ofe liberal patronage h, has heretofore receive
from his friends and the public orally promising thu
pairs expe' shall be spared to render them com
Portable while they stop with him
June 9TH, 1854 (t-) ROBERT II BELL
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For OldP0int, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
PoIt Walthall Line


fkNiE beautiful and tavurile steamblath T~1e@ =
Il AUGUSTA, under Inc command fsSrsszssa2ssss77sss
Capt VIM. g. Smith. $50 long and favorably known 10
the travelling community the Potomac and James
Rivcr.) is now running the line via Port Wal.
lhnll,sod is furnished with IL Il II Ii ATS
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps and ali the Appliances
required by Act of Congress secure the safety m russ
engers
The Cars running II nexion with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
every Mondny, Wednesdoy,and Friday 6 o'clock , NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Packet Boats
have but a few steps walk to the Cars.
The Cars run.i & from Petersburg to Civ Point in
connection with the Augusta leuve Petersburg same
d"yS rs above alta NJ, from the Depot Of the Appo.
mattox H. Co. thus Civ ing passengers opbortunity
Ia 60 from Lyme hburg ther by the Packet Boats or
Danville Railroad TO Rchmoud by wav of the Sonth
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there next morn
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
rate days, viz Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturday. NJ
)! AN.
he Augusta vii stop at Old Point. both going and
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Season.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point 81 nr
ara between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
children over three years and not ovet twelve
years OF age half price
heaiSscuch,- - 80
servants through, ..--... 5u
Servants To any point on tt e river, ..--.... I 90
Meals, M ~
Jun 70 diets THOS. DODAMEAD SnDt
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VIM. 5. HANNAH

HAS now open aud for SALE most :.
l. Il stock of Spring and Sumner goods, In vi -,
begs leave call the attention of his friends I as
public generally. His mint is as conpl,,a the
as low prices a,y in tie marker. He wonl5 quo II
particular attention To his stock of call
Silks Dress Goods and Ribbons
Also to splendid stock of inrnsl ing goods ,or o..
tcmen. among which may be fourI gen
SHIRTS, COLLARS, CRAVATS,G GLOVES l..
All of The newest siyl~s aud best mixes Bp,.. wv
confer favor by looking through my stock beGao
chasing, as ! am determined 10 sell as che,o =, F5l
cheapest. fmnr n f."
9g-Express md Gazette copy
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TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-

VBME UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
laSPECTFlL LILY Gull the attention Of their friends
and thepNbc generally their stock of Boos Shoes
HatA Gaps, Trunks Carr ct Bags aud valises; q
among which will be found J Miles & IL
- Sons iress Boots, a it'll great variety Of Ladies'
Misses and Ghiidrens CATERS Buskirs, Slippers and
Ties ofa coors and We believe say
with safety that stock is full and complete
an, that has beenorred in this marketall ofwhic
will be plea ed chow all who may favor with
i call. and be sure 20 lo,jk at our Canton Hats
apI ff.dts FRETWELL e. HALL.
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DRUSH MOUNTAIN MEL Stones
- The undersigned procuring from their cele-
iated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery coun-
~, Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality. The
reputation of thes@ stones widely kLowr, but tt
Rairond giving increased facilities in filling orders.
have ap, ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston. and Lee
Johnson, Lynehburg, agents for the sale of
who will receiv and have them fulfilled ina
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blu >burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co.
james Nj. Williams, Danville VI Reynolds Il Co.
Leak lille, N. Q. are also our agent IP.&Co
Feb l4-d6rts
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1yHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
Il spectfuy call the attention Of tie citizens al
iynchburg and the adjoining country TO hs large and
r. splendid assortmentoi BOOTS SHOES. Al
CATERS. &c, of bis OWN MAKE.
- AMI which are WARRANTED OF THE Rgsr ouAL,
IYAkp OF SUPERIOR woRKaAKsH1F.
Persons wishing have n good and durable Boot 81
Shoe for the present season. will do well call M
ss | am determined to please both regards quuif
and price.
Don't forget to call the three doors above tie
franklin Hotel, aud Immediately opposite the CITIZEN
Savings Bank 7. +. GRlMALDl.
dec
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Gymnastic Academy.


MFR HERNANDEZ proposes to establish, in
I'VE Lynchourg, GYMNASIUM where all theeS
ercises pertaining the prof ssoin will be aught-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAh
ALLEL Bars. ROPES, LADDERS. HORSE
DUMB BELLS. THROWING KNIVES, boxing n
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 "a sufficient number
of subscribers obtained.
Mr.. Hernandez calls attention to the fol!owingr rcon'
menda'ion from physicians OF the city. In developing
the muscles and promoting the general h ah an APP
peafance, nothing can compare to Gymnastics.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The course of instruction propose by Mr.. Hernandez
is well caeu ated to improve III heal and Appearance
OF those who may place themselves der hi ca
HY. GREY LATHAM
II. LATHAM.
THOS. j. BLACKFOBD
OWENS,
WIN. S. NORRIS5.
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.
Alfred w lorner w z McCorkls
w b slop Geo r LYMAN
@ J RHiro J u Miller
Vim II Hall II Latham
Sumpter B Davenport
by. Grey Latham " Davenport
Jno NJ Crowley thos. Il Nosby
n Tanner l. Brch
w y Stroth .Ino + REESE,
RI j Real, G W Latham
T. Pheils J G Neon, Jr,
ienes Christian
+ Duluington d Warw ick,
n Otty Robert II Eurkner,
| A Atkinson + Luham,
Chas Lang
jun % dts
7 ENSEED OIL just received by
IL (mhy % ts) STABLER CO
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DlLLARD n OGDEN,
GrOcers d Commission Merchants,

Offer for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries,
4 t0NslS l%ti IA part of the following articles New
" Orleuns. Port, Rico aud Coilce Sugar; Iaya, La
Ruyra aud Rio Coffee; Iron Steel aud Nals of every
VARIETY For ign aud Domestic Lquor-; large
of staple Dry Goods Hate, Cnp-, Boots and
indeed ever, variety of goods usually kept in Grocery
house heir stock is the largest iiat il has
been their pleasure offer lhe public Feeling
iden they seIlbs low my house ia tie city, they
respectfully solicit Ill frnm their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchasing.
WM. s. DI'LARD.
WIN. II. OGDEN
Hpl Cts Opposite The Farmers Bank
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LADYs NEW FASHION BOOK


an the lst II every month * publlshrd price 2J
~ cents, Ftank Le.lie's Ladies' Gazette oil ari+
Loldon and New York Fashions, containing l0G Fin.
cravings oi the Newest Style. of Ladies' aud Child ems
Hats, Caps, Dresses, Mantillos &c full sizs Paper
Pattern Of Mantilla large Sheet OF Patterns, md
scripon of Or, Chef W, rk. Articles Relieve Leuthe
Work, Velvet Paintings Ne Entertaining LiteIar
Matter, Tabs, &C. Novelette, by Mrs Ann STEPHENS
Also--Eneh rart contains u New Song Piece oi Mu
sic Arrangements lave been completed in Pnrs
whereby the Newest Designs will appear in this Work
menth before the Paris Fashion Books are received
by the steamer.
Part L. issued January lat, 1854 and has been
reprinted six different times in order the demand
All the bark numbers be obtained. The colorcd
Plate ia alone worth more money than is charged fol
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
at is by lar the best Fashion Book issued in this
try We cordially recommend t"-N. Y. Daily Times.
ak, sthe highest mnk ann ,ng all journals of its class
N. Y. Tribune. This is upcrb work b Tran.
script 1t is the beet record OF the Fashion pub.
lished." Sunday Times, PhHadcipkia.-"It contains
ali the new Fashions and colured Plato of greni
beauty"-k me Journal
One copy yenr So; two do, s.; four do 50 One
copy o. the Gazette and copy of apels Putnam
Graham's Magazine yeur, s..
flee No, 6 John street New YORK, and for sale by
all Booksellers in the United States and Canudas.
apl l9.d3m
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Robert Early, Ntgle.. McElleny & Co,
T. A. Atkinson, Baker Cavey,
Simpson 4 Bro, Burroughs, Shafer, x Co,
John 7. Wright, - Il Sumner,
Philip w. Payne, Glass Is Rane,
Jao. q. Meem, =. i Dudley,
VIM. Sitter, n & NJ. Guggenhcmer,
Aeree j. McClnnahan. O. Morse,
Mcdonald q Peters, VIM b. & g. Fisher
q. NJ Rucker, X. Sabler Y Co,
f. Il. Gibbs -Isee of A. Boyd,
Baptist Chlrrh w. I Anderson 4 Co,
Rosser n Cawthon, Horner Watson 81 Co,
Knrvell House, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston,
Chas /. Lee, Thos Sharp
" Warwick House, Genl Sup. of II r..
w. ". LeGwic & Bro. Frefwhl g. Hall,
Washington House. ID. b. Paye,
D. A. Lnnghorne Hat, her h Logwood
Jas. NJ BOYD. Wnrdens of st Panl's
Sam. w Shelton, Church.
Those wishing to introduce Gas a certain the
cost, and any other information respecting it, by apply
jngto I. G. HOPPER, SUI orint, ndent.
l8 dts
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Turkish Linen Bathing Towels.

INHE excellence of these towels consists in their
shnrpness, hexibiiy and powder of absorption,
rendering them very valuable for bathing purposes For
sale by JOHN II. SEAY 4 co,
Jun Druggists.
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WANTED TO HIRE.-1he subscribers
w wish to hire for their work the Va. 4 Tenn
iodroad, in the Mountain region of Va. a nurber u
strong men and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management ~
negroes, and are themselves large owners Hired "
eoes viii receive the same. treatIhS"' IN i"-Tt
that they give their own. One us can 81 s,, IL
Lynchbnrg, any time, till the 10Th OF JaLdaIy tt,
Washington Hotel MeCorke Simpson & me-.
mat Mcdaniel Il Hurts They will also buy MT
boys. dec 25 dacts SCOTT a. ADAMS
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llasa,. SOMETHING NV & BHAurIFuL.

6a@,. SOMETHING NEW 81 BEAUTIFUL.
#kxEy Il A. WILLIAMS calls attention his now,
4lfJf beautiful varied assortment Of Prayer Books,
zsEsN which he Ia just received nnd which lie
leeted .mself in the Northern Cities but few days
ago. together with a large stock Of fhcoo gicnl nd
Mscela werks, consisting Of all tae lolcst mad
most Interesting works OF tn day.
The foiow are some OF lhemi
Russia 81 ores hy Oiiphunt
Maps Of Europe.
Sketches ni Gfrcre aud Turkey.
Sililnaus Tiavrl- IN Europe,
Lite and Writings of Andrew Broadu.,
Thrilling Adventure by Land and Sea.
he Discnrdcd Daughter,
Revcre- OF u Bachelor.
Mrs. Brow ming Poems,
Ili.rory of Ireland,
Re Of John Randolph Of Roanoke by Hugh a. Garland,
Woman in France by .lulin kavansugh
Woman aud her Master. by Fi,defcl Smith;
Together with beautiful selection oi fancy articles,
writing desks, tn secret springs; large stock o
sic. paper hu giugs and peiumey Of every kind mud
at such nr',I eaero fail To please. All he asks Is
rhi. Irsure snles. may 10
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Summer Mail Hours,

4 future, all mails leaving this Office (excert the
Richmond and Northern will be regularly closed
precisely quarter after o'clock p NJ The Richmond
aud Northern mts embracing all letters and papers to
Ri Inn, nd and the Northern and Southern States will
be closed precisely ai7 o'clock. After these hours
nothing will posirely be mailed, except ii ofex
treme and unquestionuble Necessity
may lS-ts RO. II. GLASS, p. NJ.
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They have recently applied steam pocer to their
ehnery and aatter them selves that they enabled
manufactured all descriptions of PLAIN and Fancy Cobs
Ware in styie and finish to compare with any in
'he State. 5. DluGUlD,
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