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Dress Coats, Over Co:sfs, Vests,
Plantations. SC. SC.
E EMOVAL.
]. ] FREELAND s som,

/, RE opening their Fall Stock of Goods in
y their New Building, ono door East Of DIR.
SehooIcId's Drug Store, where They invite their
customers to call and examine for themselves.
Country Trade, Of every sort usually brought
to this market, will he taken in exchange for
Goods.
Persons indebted 10 US will please call and
settle by the end Of Tie year, as we intend TO
make This a standing rule" Short settlements
make long friends"
November lG. 1858. IL
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DICKENS AND THE UNITED STATES
Mr.. Chas. Dickens has materially
changed his tone, with regard to this
country, since he wrote his American
Notes. He concludes his "Child's
History of England" published in
/. Household Words" of Dec. 10th, as
follows:
"It was in the reign Of George Ill.
that England lost North Amerlsa, by
persisting in taxing her without her
own consent. That immense country,
made independent under Washington,
and left TO itself, became the United
States; one OF the greatest nations Of
the earth. In these times in which |
write, it is honorably remarkable for
protecting its subjects, wherever they
may travel, with a dignity and a dets..
mination which is model for Eng
land. Between you and me, England
has rather lost ground in this respect
| since the days of Oliver Cromwell"
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To CLEANSE JARs.-Fill them with
rather hot water, aud stir in a spoonful
of pcarlash. (caustic potash is BETTER
pouring of, and repeating il necessa>
~. 'he adhering contents will be
imlA ely disengagcd. In extreme
cases, h the water and pcarlash stand
a few hours. Rinse the jar with cold
water. Walls and other vessels are
casils washed in this way.
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Origin Of "the bray Mares the bet.
ter Horse.n

] had lately thepleasure Of passing a
very agreeable cvedng in a mixed com
pany with both sesk, where the con-
versation happeninAto turn upon the
of that po,er which men usu-
ally arrogate to theis selves of ruling
over their wives witlAdespotic sway ;
a young lady of wit an humor, replied
I" II may be SO sometimes, but much
oitencr The gray ma,S as The better
horsem And very obigingly enter
tained the company witlthe following
account OF the pro,erbial asing, which
is made use OF when wo'ian governs
ber husband.
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Land for Sale.

pcSe< I0FFER for ,alc large Tract Of
t.SsScs Land in Person county, just over The
iys.S northern Orange line.
,-.Azs s. body of upland, Il is inferior
10 noac ii lie middle part Of this state. The
open lands are we'll enclosed. and in good heart !;
he orc.l lauts are heavily iimbered, and Vi. aell
satcred.
Ga the lands are A variety Ct substan,,a, inn
Notwithstanding He:ses, Wheat aud To-
b,cco Barns, Saw aa,i 1tist Mills-in perfect re.
pain.
Il will be sold in parcelsto suit any purchaser
PAUL. e.. CAMERON.
Siasvic 7. O., Orange, Nov. "a. 0iti--
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CT The folisming clever story is sre-published
al The request otla friend and subscriber. II ap-
pcared many ycdss ago in the Rccorder-how
many We cannot all. w copy now from do
cumeni .torfy-thrtsyears old it is therefore pro-
babe that many & those who are now subscri-
bers have never son the story, and will thank
our friend for furnilling il for publication.
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Never Failing Recipes for Soap.

Never Failing Recipes for Soap.
SaFT SoAP.-1'o IS lbs. of clear laf.
add 10 lbs. potash dissalYed IN four
buckets Of water. aud boil IL until the
fat j. entirely DESTROYED. This YOU
must test bs taking nli some Of the
soap in clean cup. add little water.
and let il eooi. II the soap becomes
thicker aud clearer by the addition Of
water, aud continues so, the snap Is
dune : bur should IL become thinner or
whitish. the lev has not sufficiently
combined with the fat, and the boiling
must continue until it can bear the
water test. When il has arrived at
this point. add Mater until ii becomes
thick jelly, then let il boil one hour
slowly. when il will be finished aud lit
TO be barrelled. The most frequent
cause Of failure is, that the ley is not
strong cnongh for the quantity Of fat I;
therefore, when home made lev is used
instead Of potash, the ley should be
strung enough TO float an egg freely.
10 each gallon Of strong les add three
quarters ol a pound oi clear grease !:
ii cracklcns be used. take one pound
to each gallon. Boil il very fast, aud
stir il frequently. A few hours will
suffice TO make il good snap.
HARD SoAP.-Add salt in proportion
Of one pint to three gallons. let il boil
a few minutes, and put il in tubs to
coul. Should the soap thin, try il in
a cup il it requires water. Ii very
strong lev be used. water is necessary
TO thicken it after the Incorporation Is
completed; this must be done before
the salt is added. Next day, cut out
the soap, melt it, aud cool il again;
this takes out all the ley, and keeps il
from shrinking when dried. The fat
shoul. be prepared before soap making
day by boiling il IN clear water aud
straining out all the bones and flesh, as
they Vi, e out butlittle grease and always
make the soap impure. BE careful to
save the bones and scraps thus left, as
they form the best manure for rose
bushes. towering shrubs and peach
trees. .MeGaf's Jimanoe.
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CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS

ry'IE subscriber having entered into the Car
iaec Making Business. at his residence, six
fnorih of Hilsboroush. is prepared 10 cxe-
ieM JalI orders in that line with which he may he
asored. lie has provided himself with good ma
icrals, aud will keep good workmcn, aud thinks
he will lie able TO please those who may want any
article il his line. All orders will be promptly
attended to, and his terms will he moderate.
His NO0l Garding Machine will be
furnished with new Cards, and put in good re-
pair hy the 18th Of June.
IEMUEL WILKINSON.
March 30. 79if--
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ACoRREcTIoN OF THE PREMIUM List.
-We notice in the report Of the com
mittre upon horses, at the Fair, that
the fine stallion, Orange Bay, belong
ing to Mr. ]. Is. Leathers, was reported
as being only three years old, and only
entlllcdNo a premium of So, when We
are sure that he was entitled to first
premiumNof $40 for horses for quick
draught, md is six years old, and of
Archer stock. Farmers Journal
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GasWell Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,

LuCATED Al MlbION, y. =.
'S'lilS Company. which has been in success. al
operation ior some months, is prepared to
terrFe applications ior insurance against Fire on
dwelling Houses and Furniture, stores, Work.
"AOiS, Mills, Factories, and other buildings aud
Irisoiill property, on reasonable terms.
Every Que who insurcs becomes thereby a
nr'h'cr oi the Company. The risks taken are
generally IN lac country OF small towns, IN this
sale aud Virginia, 50 il,at no heavy loss is al any
"''S anticipated, aud ii is expected that il will
,'"V''' H,A all he necessary To make assessments
o'i lhe premium NOTES.
.irliIcaiiolls 10 be addrcssc, 10 James NJ. NJ
Nhsesi.. Secretary, Milton, OF to the undersigned
al The Post Office in Hillsborouyh. who will =.
"nd 10 taking the necessary survey oil the premi-
Ss on which insurance is desired.
JAMES VI. PALMER, Agent.
November ~. l3--Gm
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To DRIvE AWAY RATs.-A friend
has inst ;nfnrmed US Of plan he a.
tiopteG d, ccr fi,l ~ rats. Ills prcmis-
rs swarmed with them. lie touk a
small iisE.tooky attached to a fine wire,
and suspended ON it a piece OF cirease.
letting it hang about a foot from the
ground. One Of the rats leapcd at il
and vas hooked, and sat UP such hor-
rible squeal. noise aud rattle, that all
tie rest inrsook him aud fled. Not a
rat remained on the premises. A
few days afterwards his neighbor dc.
clared that he was visited witha plague
worse than those of Egypt-that the
rats would surely eat him up, house
and all. This was not philanthropic
of him, so, for the benefit OF his ncigh>
Dor, who, we hope, takes our paper,
aud the rest ni mankind, We disclose
the disclosure" without enjoining Sc
crecy or charging the dollar.
Rural Aeu-Yorker.
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Fall Trade, 1853.
WLOesae and Retail EeaIer, in
s. 80. aGdDDLIIELD,

kLoeSae and Retail Eealer, IN
Dv.s. .lIs.licines. Paints. Oils, Pedu.
acfg. Gigars. fancy articles. S'e..
4, 49, necrisins The largest aud most srlcrt
! - llill IL has essr 0ileTrd 20 the Trade,
.ars ~ VIII ell - = leasonaille terms as any
~, - .s l-lulrnl ii ,ilddlc % MrslcIn NoIih
Iisslil.A.
ys..,.iln,. coua'ry Merchants. and Farmers.
,..,a.l. ls,ilri 10 call si,d examine the qua-
!, ,, ,,rsccs. =. Nc ace drirIlned 10 make II 10
-, i.,cir-l 10 i,us at u.
u,,4. .rai VIII ie flied PlompIly ns atty pack.
d and iaI . alt,l niia .ir~ialch.
,lfII. amounting 70 80 or upwards, We will
,r,cs ir u charge 20 any disiancr under lnell-
pli'e aiiies. -
s,rlrn.lrF y, 1858. 0if
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grass spreading. il can be got rid of
atany lime before the seeds fipsn and
fall out. b. plonshins il up. b. VII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-04
PUBLIC NOTICE.

vINE subscribers being anxious sell their stock
L OF goodsin order to close up their Go partncrshi
will from this date, offer heir desirable
OF Ready 'nndo Clohing Cloths, Cnssimeres and Vest
ines, aud Furnishing Goods Mt and below Cost
We invite the attention of Country and other Mer-
chants To choice and vnri vi elcc,on as.ur them
o four desire 10 sell every everything in tho
favorable terms.
Any person dosrous OF commencing the Clothing busi
ness can now have opportunity of the most desra-
bic stock and stand in the city.
~ BIT IL desirabr TINT all persons In lebted us
by bond, note, OF open account should call and settle
possibc, before we hand them over for col
lection. BAKER & CLAVEY.
mug i0ta Corner Main aud Market sis.
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AUGUST 2Sth, 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

A HOUSE with GARDEN attached, equal to any in
"A the city, within few steps of Main st. There are
ackrooms servants rooms all the necessary out houses
and every convenience the premises. 1t is situated
in good neighborhood and very retired and to per-
doing business Main street or tie Canal there Is
none more convenient. There is good roomy TOBAC-
co FACTORY adjoining, with plenty of room to carry
on u large business, which will be rented on moderate
terms either with or without the dwelling house.
Possession can be had the lst of October. Apply to
Mrs. GEO T. WILLIAMS. Executrix. 3
aug 90 -
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS
NESy-YORK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale Clothing Establishment

And extending through the entir ebock forming
tl9 DBY STREET
IW Virginia Merchants visiting New York. we extend
! invitation o emil aud examine stock. which
Ia particularly adapted 10 Souhrrn irnde. Those oi
former patron, need bat assure tint motto
is Excelsior, and to r,lcra would say, rl n is
nnd has been sell fooda the OHe Price prin
eiplc, without variation only in the ctte-, but in
spirit.
10 say thai manufacture them we'll and ia good
the most t5sbtoaBb,f custom csln' shmont in
this any other market nnd thus endcasor 10 do awny
with the strong pre- ,udhue1 ting in the commnn
gninsi dcang in and using lcn, uad clothing rlcnse
give early call. and tust asseruls mar 3O-s
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RICHMOND. .
For baltimore and philadelphia,


learts Richmond errrg Tuesday at O'Clock 7. NJ
49,, THE large and new Steamer Il LNl DE RE
S&*A Capt, GiFfoRp will receive freight every Mo.
lay, mud up 10 the hour of o'clock NJ, every Iu"H.
lay, Tor the above plnee,.
Shippers to Wheeling, Pittshurg, Cincinnati and tho
South and West generally will find this route the chcnp
and most expeditions. For freight, apply To
LuDLAM \ WATSON, Richmopd. la.
July 13.Ila
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PASSENGERS Tor he Sweet. Rrd-Swert and W Whte
Sulphur Springs ea,o Lynchbutv daily (Sundnys
exccpted) vim Va Il Tcnn. rail,ud nj n M connect
ing with our Gone rs al BONSAUk'S DEPOT. N d to
Sweet and Rcd Springs samo ovoniuR; chvc
ing after regular brcnhi'st and rench White Sui phur
Springs by / II. m. Returning leave White ulphur
Strings az J. r. IN, reach Red and Sweet Springs by 7,
p. m lcnve Red and Sweel Springs morhing a.
II. m and mrve In lynchburg snme ny 10y y. m
Leave Iynrhhure daily (Sundnys cSeoricd) via vn.
Tenn. X, r. ut p. connecting with eonches
Bonsack s.. Brfivo Mt tneuse evening by dark .
Lenve Fneasro Mt daylight day. aud nrriyo the
Sweet hnd Rcd Sweet Springs Ia dinner nni 10 the
White Sulphur SWthss by q p aame day Reuu#
iag, enyr White Sulphur Springs nj ; m, reach Fin
castle 10y = NJ leRyr tlucascH NJ day Eight. connect
ing with the Mt Bon.nrIs 1cnch LynchburP by
IN. Passengers nreassuled lhnt tins "a the choapost
most oSpediopsnnd comfortable routo 10 the Springs
FROM Lynchburg.
fare from Lynchhurg Sweet and Red Sweet
Springs, 800; from Lynehburg White Sulphur 81 80
Extra Coaches furnished nj all tunes at Bonsacks 5
D"pot t" travel as pnries may desire
july i-ts W. 7. FARISH& co.
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knOW-NOthing.

A do not proicssto know grent deal, but
w thing we do knnw that we have sold all
of our Summer goods md the Is fast passing
way. and We must got rid of hem. mud would say
tn se who nfe not fully supplied with such goods that
We would be much obliged to them il they would call
immediately aud supply themselves, without regard to
cost Cur stock consists ol good assortment of Cons
Pants mud Vests, Furnishing Goods oct cct.
mug lidaw HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & co.
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Greatest Inducements to Buyer
READY MADE CLOTHING.

LIVER OFFERED IN LYNCHBURG,
IL Now to be found AT the Wholesale and Retail
Clothng establishment Southwest corner of Main md
Market streets
The subscribers disposed ccar out their entire
stock of Summer Goods by tho st September and arc
Offering extraordinary bargains rash, prompt short
inae bngerS. Those wishing anything in thi line. nay
slill find good Of thin goods, prices
which the most economical will not grumbn nt
BURROUGHS SHAFER Il co.
Clothing Beaanr and Gentlemons Onthtting Esib'nt,
Corn Main and Market ats
July 20t4
fW-Wy ythevillc Telegraph Bedford 8en,inel. Salem
Republican, Floyd IntrlIgoncer and Fncase Democrat
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RICHMOND.
RICHMOND.
s.srTE Change Of Schedule. sIGrn
spring and summer A rr,sngc q nscnt,
Between New York and Richmond, via
Norfolk.
PEN STEAM SHIPS

Norfolk.
PER u. s. STEAM SHIPS
JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
nf 1900 IONS BagiheH, Commanded 10y Captains
~ Cnvendyand Ski ncr
The jamestown will leave Richmond overy Tuesday at
ternoon at o'clock Aud the Roanoke every Saturday
morning nj o'clock. for New York via Norfolk.
Returning they will leave New Y.tk for Richmond,
every Saturday and Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
stopping few hours each way at Norfolk.
Passage New York including meals and State
loom accommodation, ,only Observation-Disclosures. 40
Steenee Passage only 3
Charge 10 Norfolk. the same as by River Boats.
Merchants and Travellers will find this of the
speedy md comfortable routes between New York and
Richmond Passage and fare only $40, Steerage pus
sage only s..
IUDI,AM 4 WATSON,
ap,3 - Richmond. Va.
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TWODAUY LINES

LNRbM lynrhbue the Sweet, Red Sweet nrd
4 White sulphur splnPs. b, the following schedule.
via Va. 4 irun. II, X. una tnrsh 4 Cos, Stage Iho
A A
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Summer Mail Hours.

1 n future, all mais lenyng this oice, texccrt the
i Richmond aud Nnrrhrrn) will be regularly closed
precisely II quarter utter o'clock ?. The Richmond
and Northern mails, embracing n letters and papers
Ri hm nd and the Northern nnd Southern States, will
be closed precisely at o'clock. After these hours
nothing will, posreiy be mailed except in of cx
trrrnc and nnquestionnblo necessity.
may 1915 RO II. GLASS, =. NJ.
EY Rep. copy
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Something Superior.
sNR. SMELLS TOOTH PASTE

\ lh' ,NLLL'S HVVI" AS Il Y.
- SMELLS Tooth Powder Charcoal Concrete, &c.
For sale by (may 90 ts) r. s ADLER CO
cA WHOLE AND HALF BBLS. No.
OO North Ca, ona Cut and Roe HerrinEs-iust
ceived and for sacby YOUNGER j. SMITH.
may %
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nNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
spectfully to call the attention Of the citizens of
Lynoburg and the adjoining country. his large AMI
~ splendidnssortment of BOOTS SHOES W3
VI CATERS, sc. of his OWN MAKE "0
-<T and which are WARRANTED OF THE QUAIL,
iYAsD SUPERIOR woRKmAssHIP.
Persons wishingto have good aud durable Boot "r
Shoe for the present SEASON. will do we'll call on me-
as am determined to pouse both . regards quality
and price.
Don't forget to euli the three doors above tho
frnnlIn llotc and Immediately opposite tho Oitizen
Saving Bank. I. T. GRIMALDI.
dec ll-ts
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Plated goods.

TlABLE CASrORS. Walters, Tall and Chambt
Il CandlestickS Shutters, Trays, Forks Spoons, &c
II large supply on hund; for sale cheap, by
NAV % GREGORY 4 ROYALL.
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ITNiON STEAMSHIPS COMPANY's

ITNsON STEAMSHIPS CONPANY'S
rHIA. VIA NORFOLk.--rhe s,eamcrh r.
Virginia Captain David Teal. steamer
syvania, Captain james Bnymorc, City of
Richmond, Captain T. Mitchell. One Of these splendid
steamers will leave Richmond Tor Fhade lphia. every
Monday and Thursday high water, touching ut City
Point and Norfolk q Give fcieht and passengers
Returning, leave Philadelphia every Wednesday and
Saturday, 10 o'clock, A. NJ arriving at Richmond
every TUESDAY and Saturday morning, ON which days
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid have been built expressly for
this line, and every excrtion has been made combao
strength aud speed They provided with "Frnncs
Patent Metallic Life Bont-' first tables, ard
every attention is paid by accommodating Captains to
the comiot of pnsseng,r and the protection o goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage 10 New ork lsi cabin nnd found, SO
" Philadelphia - g" -..---..6
Z" md cabin and not found, ..--....4
Passenger, for New York would consult their interest
by t,king this route; for independent OF being the
cheapest aud -ntest, it IS 10y IT the most pleasant.
rotneconists shipping Pittsburg. be nceonmoaa
ted by this line. have entered into arrangements
forward good. through with dispat h.
For freight passage apply 10
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent,
tie Dock.
p S.-All goods by this ne from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays and Saturdays, and utter
they delivered the wharf shall be considered by
the Company AT the risk of the owners.
mar / dts ROBERT RANKIN Ar
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For SpOrlsiileln.

A CASE of cry fuo Doublr Barrel GUNS, worth
~ from $40 $l20 ench of importation,
list received direct from to manufacturer nud for sale
by GhEiORl Il ROfALL.
july II
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s.unuO on COnsivn,ncnt.
ALT.

oAAn SACKS Mnr-hall Salt, now on the wuy
cON1O from Liverpool, per ship Petorieltn suiled
from Liverpool July 9th, Tor snle--fo arrive b,
nug ll-dlm EDMOND. DAVENPORT n co.
SA CASE very superior mass and site; Lqno.
I .INI rice, Just received aud for sale. Inv
HUNT 4 HARVEY,
Cnry. between it & l5lh Strccls.
nn7 ts nchmond Va.
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LINE OF Richmond "a.

AND NEW-NORk PACkETS.-This 1sA&
hume line is composed of the following vessels, md
Snlls from New-fork every three dnys All owned In
IL ..LLA A..Llt ltl.ll.... IL.
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Old Dominion Line Canal Boats.

BETWEEN LYNcHBURC & RICHMOND.
MERCHANDISE &c from the North sazl.- sIII.Ik
VI consigned TO US, and tobacco, pro -
, ucr &c, shipped by this nc from Lyuchbmg. fJr.
wltdeI free Of CommiSsion Our boats leave Lynch
burg and Richmond every IR,daesaay and Satard0y-
Our Lumler-House is IA FIRE PROOF building, on the
Ba.n,in Richmond, and prepared ioreceye lro.
tuee, tobacco &c, storage, a the mp,t moderate
,lnrge. Merchandise &c is subject to only druy
g IN Richmond. Freight carried at Gust 7mary rates
EUSTACE & APPLEYhRD,
W.A.IlORrON Ag at Lynchburg, office at Mr.. b.
T. Snckrtt's Lumber House. the Basin
Irnl aa.dIY
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= is trade and have superior accommodations for pus,
cugers.
They commanded by experienced Captains, well
qualified Tor the tadc and vino will spure excrtinn
to accommodate.
They will be towed rn anl down the river by scam,
mud may be relied anil promptly advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find il to their interest to ship by this line
ii is the only regular line and freight will always he
tnheu as low rs by any other vessels and every effort
vii be made by the agents Richmond and Boston
eivesn s'nction
We respectfully nsk and hope to speceed in oh
mininga full share of patronage
The vessels will lie in Richm, Rockets ~
Boston a Rowc4 Wharf.
DAVID cuRRlE, Richmond, }Aa,,.
ALLEN & WELTCl, Boston, HR
o. Ii Nh l23 Sintn Sttrr1
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TOILET SETS, IN every Variety
Toilet Sets, a. 10. II aud l6 pieces, OF Blue
White Granite. Flowing, Decorated and Gilt Fancy pat
terms, Toilet Ware, Basins aud Ewers aud other pieces
-ingly and in pnrs.
J d. b. EVANS, No. III, West Main st,
nov I2t Richmond Va.
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Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD
4, :eRr
CHANGE OF HOURS.

IN aLl after ednesday the lilh Jnne. the Pas.
" senger Trains on this road will run as follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN
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HUNT & HARVEY.
GRO GERS, FoRw ARDINa AND
Commission Agents.
Richmond, Vn.

"AVE Received their stock of Groceries for Spring
L, snles. consisting in part Of:
450 bags Rio. Jaw and Laguira Coiee,
257 bbs, Coffee Sugar,
100 do and boxes ground and oat do,
800 boxes Tallow, Sperm and Adamantine Candles
80 do. and cases Green and Black Tea,
10 crop Rice.
% hhds N, o, Sugar,
100 bbls do Mulasses,
50 do Steam Syrup,
100 bus,els Clover >eed,
60 cases vory super or Mas and Stick Lioorce
Foreign aud domestic Liquors yer, fine very
superior Olive oil. Window gess-Putty-Vin Vinegar
Sodu-Cnsi and Blistered Steel.-wnppine paper Ne,
which, with many other articles in their line, hey offer
10 the trnde on lihernl terma llcl, ~ Isl