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flnauciai.


DfsicT o. L,rlar 'i'.vt R,iLx0kD CDR
TerAstgFf's .rrizrNrNr tNrhNsrf jrue H. ls't
o MEEII Us OF the Director, OF the Company
- fca r 5.y r Office o. Coap1uy this City DiyI
PEND Five ffH rENr asc'si 81 the for
re mouths ldas May ST. u, pay Vie % hi knoteB n
tie ocs o'e and aftcf e h instant a. & once
'i4 A. the
cec Mess NiNsLOW. LANiER Co. ia the City VI New.
Yrrk ell s0k The Company siefed al their odee
-r ares avshr either "a cash sock Of the
s.rrklo'drr rs order. p }. HANDY Tfeesnrcr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-21

I a HTTI I'V VI 10 'IIlT1V Ut :, ~ -, ,.Is
~ Crrsav Pc ibis DAY tel cfc, this city, Ds DKND
FIVE PR CENT declared en- Oh ne net eefni e tho
h months tasi1g 1855, payh the Stocsao 10 the
In m. l,r.rsi a The efce Of the
trv - sock rsis-ed here, ard a. tue 1sc 81
N r,'.v Lsrr- he Cty New-foTs on ell stock q the
C- asirs. ieit Fsecoh shares payable eihc "a cash
: H. WRIGHT IFra.arer.
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CLEvrLA.0 CoLVNtrs 40 CiNtNNAri RMLsoAD to.,}
June p. i3,t
dividend OF YOUR PER GENT.

rrs STOCK of ms Ccnps- hss been declared from
the he Vas, FIVE months Guiding on the h mss aud
rvsbs en- The 70. dAy july Ncckholdeu re-erct
IN, books viii be- paid a. Oh" cfcc Of WlNsLo" LA
NiER ( Go. - - MIC, ,,,. - ,
extra dividend Il -FOUR FER CENT payable N the ',ock Of
The Company ha 81 been delaei ard made payable e'oSe
Transfer books closed tol Size ith inst - 10
inclusive By oale. oi he Board " Direcfors . 90
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INlANt ~
An EXTRA DIVIDEND Of Ten PER CENT. on
n Tie C.Iisi siccA is Baus vii be paid on the i day o.
JAY - .,.-
Gle Csga. Sack viii Re Increased FIFTY PER CENT
lion aoa YryaD. orchl ty do.srs shal, on ths
tls sS July other h the sixth day OF Novem'
Der cat
TIE stock WIZ b Gsbuirt ne old sockho ieH In ne
fa 81 sl1c char of old stock accordsns
20 the sock ledger. or he iuoIuius u Ash inst
Toe ts 20 fcHluN Ats 81 s.s.s may be transferred and
combined . a. % iaia 81. siarcs
ANY holder e seth inst IN his
share u ri be catsd rebate tho OF cent
tie aue'rtF GO the 9Th Novciues
lail he entitled
rcriion Il TIE semi annual dividend Ia November
Tusfi Books n ne osri from the ih last 20 tho lE
Iui, inclusive. H. A. MEIOS 'a,her.
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OfYiCF % rHE DELAwARt HUDSON ~. No'}
NEw-foRK. June >. 1851
rE'HE BOARD of MANAGERS of this Company
NEM-IrLSLY RAILROAp.-rhe Bcara OF III:

n NV -JILSE1 hAilitOAb.--iu ne o"at" vi ~
IN rtctjrs e the NEW-JERsEt RAILROAD AND TRANS
PORTATON COMPANY have THIS Jay declared oGi ct Their
expended an Extra Dividend OF Zen per Cent
appooned th.e Who shall be holders OF The na
S,cA fhe the 18th day o. July nek be one snare
r every saes one tenth lst snare iof eah nei
on tla dav Holders have the fght tue tf4coIa
part. which they be entitled certificates for every ten
fractional aud for said whole shares,
will be issued and the 10Th da August next Duencs
will be paid al uh whole shares
stock Of "a, Company but ddeId viii not accrue upon tas
fractional paris until tha have been c1nodsted into one share
rrd certificate Issued therefor J. SOUrHMAYD, TTear
NJ ctk IlrqI IA
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CFFicE TIE DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA AND NEsrEKN } 4
RuLso.p Co. No 20 Wall ST. Nav YoSK June - ls5t
~ O1ICE.--The SEMI-ANNUAL INTEREST on
~ the MORTGAGE BONDS of the late LACKAwANNA aud
WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY, due ist July. 1854, viii be
ped Office and after that day, presentation OF ths
COUPONS.
be paid the Stockholders and after the 10th
prox this Office the II six cent
III m computed June 80 g5f all stock issued ~ Install
rucns received previous JauuaIy last from December u,
ell ailments eceiyed during lc present year ftou
the dates erecye payments; b interest according
Incorporation be paid share OF
upon which ussent which hos been called tor ien'as
unpaid.
n Tartfer will be closed from tie lst 10 10th July, In
cusSe BY order q !le Board Of Manager m,
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L COMPANY DINInFND--A y. .a~ud Of FOUR PER CENT
Pour Dollars each hachss been declared payabl the LIST
ihot hodI. recorded a books OF
tbt Corporation GU iEo xltt INST .
DIieuds On s.ocs recorded The Boston viii he pay
able a. ,he Howard Bau.in .Comqeuy. . - go
o,denc. Z. T.. June r. 1884
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INDIANA


l45oo From indianapolis, by New Bethel Pleasant View
Brandywine Shelbyvile, st. 0msr Groensburg,
Herman Cook, Guiford, and Lawrcncesurg, TO
Cincinnati, o., LOG miles and back, six times
week.
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday, a, P m
Arrive at Cincinnati same day by P m;
Leave Cincinnati daily, except Sunday, att a m !
Arrive n, indianapolis same day by IL m.
Proposals for twelve. timcs-o-weck service viii be
considered.
I45oi From Indianapolis by Greenfield, Knights,own
Rhysvllc, Lewsvllo, Dublin, Cambridge, East
Germantown, and Eaton, O., to Dayton, los
miles and back, six times week
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at m
Arrive at Dayton same day by ~ pms
Leave Dayton daily, except Sunday, at g. ami
Arrive at indianapolis same day by i m
Proposals for twelve-times-a- service wil be
considered.
Ia502 From Indianapolis, by Southport, Greenwood
Worthwhile, Franklin, Ami,y, Edinburg, Taylors-
Vile Columbus Elrrahethtown, Gannonsvile,
Scipio Greenyie, Vernon, Dupont, and North
Madison, to Madison, 81 miles and back daily,
except Sunday.
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at lll
Arrive at Madison same day by atpmj
Leave Madison daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at indianapolis same day by ~ m.
Proposals for twelve trips week viii be considered.
I4soa From indianapolis by zionsyle, Whiteown, Leb-
anon Thornton, Colfax, Clarks Hill, and Bakers
Corners, to La Fayeue, 60 miles and back, six
times n week
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, a, 4 pm
Arrive at La Fayeue same day by 4,pm;
Leave La Fuyetlo daily, except Sunday, at u m
Arrive n, indianapolis same day by III am.
Proposals for tweve-tmcs-a-week service VIII be
considered.
Ia5o4 From Indianapolis, by Bridgeport Planheld, Car
tersburg, Belvie, Clayton, Pecksburg, Morris
VILE Cncinnatus, Coatesville, Green Castle,
Putnamville, Manhattan, Reeisville, Harmony,
Brazil, Staunton, Van Buren,, and Cloverland, TO
Terre Hauto, 70 miles and back, ak times week.
Leave indianapolis daily, except Sunday ut ! p m
Arrive at Terre Hnue same day by Al p mi
Leave Teue Haute daily, except Sunday, at m
Arrive ut Indianapolis day by lOs m.
Proposals for twelve-times-aweek service will be
considered.
I4505 From Indianapolis by Csscton obcsvllc, Cicero,
Arcadia, shieldyille, Upton, Sharpsvile, Koko-
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| s.


mo, Peasan. spnns, wswpeeons, and palos, "a
Peru, 1oi miles and back, daily, except Sunday
Leave Indianapolis daily, except Sunday, at 1 p IN
Arrive at Peru some day by m;
Leave Peru daily, except Sunday, at am;
Arrive at Indianapolis same day by ii
4506 From Indianapolis, by Broad Ripple Carmel Eagle
town, Boxeys Noninanda, aud Alto, 10 Kokomo,
"a miles and back, once week.
Leave Indianapolis every Thursday at s amt
Arrive at hokomo next day by IL M
Leave Kokomo every Friday at pm;
Arrive a. Indianapolis next day by 6pm.
Proposals for twiee-a-week service, and ending at
Eagleown, invited.
l4507 From ndianapos by Ciernloat Brownsburg Pitts
borough, jamestown, New Ross, and Mace, 10
Charlottesville, Az miles and back, once week.
Leave Indianapolis every Saturday al 6 m
Arrive at era wfordsville same day by 8 n an
Leave Charlottesville Friday at 6 a IA
Arrive at Indianapolis day by s IN.
Proposals for more frequent service will be consid-
cred.
l450s From Indianapolis by Sugar Creek, Kinder, Davis
VILE, Morrisiown, and Beech Grove, to Rushvile,
80 miles and back week.
Leave Indianapolis every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Rushvillc same day by 5pm
Leave Rushvi.e every Friday al 6 a m;
Arrive at indianapolis day by 5 d m.
Proposals. for week service will be considered.
1860 From Indianapolis, by Olive, Gienn's Valley Far
West, Martinsville and Bryanl'a Creek, to Bloom
lngton, 81 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Indianapolis Tuesday and Friday at am;
Arrive at Bloomington same days by 8 pm;
Leave Bloomington Wednesday and Saturday at 8
Iaf.- H5#
Arrive at Indianapolis days by 9pm
Proposals for weekly service invited.
I45lO From Indianapolis, by Augusta, Eagle Village,
Mortified, Kinks Cross Roads, Michigantewn,
Middleork, Burlington, Carroll and Deer Creek,
to Logansport, ~ miles and back, once week
Leave indianapolis every Thursday at 7am
Arrive at Logansport next day by l2 m;
Leave Logansport Friday at p M
Arrive at Indianapolis next day by SPIN.
Proposals for frequent trips will be considered
also, for ending at Mortified.
l45ll From Indianapolis by Moorcsvlle to Monroya "a
miles and back, twice week.
Leave iadanapoliseyery Tuesday and Saturday at
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pold, Derby, Rome, Cannelton, Troy, Andsroo
River, and New Hope, 70 Roekport, rs miles am
Leave Leayenworth Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Rockport next days by 6pm;
Leave Rockpor Wednesday and Sunday at 6 a m,
Arrive at Leavenworth next days by pm
1857 From Mauekpo, by C1sps Cress Roads, Corydon
White Cottage, and Hancock, to Fredericksburg
81 miles and back once a week.
Leave Mauekpor Friday at ami
Arrive at fredericksburg same day by 6 pms
Leave fredericksburg Saturday al M
Arrive at Mauclport same day by pm.
1855 From Tacoma by Elizabeth corydon, New Sails
bury, Bradford, Greenville, MI. Eden Church
and Martinsburg, to Pekin, so miles and back
a week
Leave Laconia Monday at a m;
Arrive ut pekln next day by i2m;
Leave Pekn every Tuesday at l m,
Arrive at Laeonia next day by 6pm.
1859 From Vienna, by Lexington Swanve, and South
Hanover, TO Madison, 20 miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Vienna daily, except Sunday, at 9, m.
Arrive at Lexington same day by u ma
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at 81 a m,
Arrive at Madison same day by p mi
Leave Madison daily except Sunday, at 3pmi
Arrive at Lexington same day by 6 pm;
Leave Lexington daily, except Sunday, at q M
Arrive at Vienna same day by o an
Separate proposals for service between Vienna and
Lexington, and Lexington and Madison, are in
vited. IaA s@ V@te
1860 From Salem by Texas, Leesyie, Helonville, and
Fairfax, TO Bloomington SO miles and back, once
Leave Salem Friday at p M
Arrive at Bloomington next day by & m,
Leave Bloomington Thursday ut 6 M
Arrive at Salem day ny IL m
i456l From Salem by New Retreat Livona, Cinysville
and Lost River, to Orleans, 81 miles and back
twice a week
Leave Salem every Monday and Friday at ii m;
Arrive at Orleans same days by 6 pm;
Leave Orleans every Tuesday and Saturday at a
U. m; t+tt 4.#
Arrive at Salem by pm.
H562 From Salem, by Kossuth, Walnut Ridge, Millpon
Valoria, Brownstown, Valley Farm, and Cort-
land, to Rockford "a miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Salem Tuesday and Friday at 10 am;
Arrive at Rockford same days by 7 pm;
Leave Rockford every Wednesday and Saturday al
Sam;
Arrive at Salem days by pm.
1869 From Bedford, by Bryantsvilc, Trinity Springs
and Dover Hill, to Mount Pleasant "a miles and
back, once week. Ef
Leave Bedford Friday at 6 a IN;
Arrive at Mount Pleasant same day by 6 pm H
Leave Mount Pleasant Saturday at 6 M #-
Arrive at Bedford same day by 6 p M
1864 From Bedford by Pinhoo, Lecsvile, and Wood
vile, to Brownstown, "a miles and back, a
week.
Leave Bedford Tuesday at m;
Arrive at Brownstown same day by pm,
Leave Brownstown Wednesday at 6 m;
Arrive at Bedford same day by p m.
prOnoaalS w e-a-Wee are nyita
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25
LATE NEWS By THE NAILS.
Proceedings of Congress


WASHINGTON. Dec. 22.-ln the Senate, Mr..
Toombs reported the Judiciary Bill fixing the
salaries of the United States Supreme Court. the
District and Orphans Courts of the District of
Columbia.
Mr.. Slidell moved bill for the removal of oh,
struetions in the Southwest passage of Missis-
sippi river. 1t was made the special order for
the 9th of January.
The Senate adjourned to Tuesday next.
In the House. Mr.. Houston reported bills ma
King appropriations for the Post Office Depart
rnent and the transportation of ocean mails
They were referred.
Mr.. Fuller reported a resolution providing for
the better preservation of human life, and author
izing the President to negotiate with Great
Britain for the erection of light house on Cape
Race. Mr. Smith of Virginia opposed the reso-
luton, regarding it rs the commencement of Il
system of building foreign light houses Mr..
McMnllen also opposed the resolution, which
was passed by vote of - to 81.
The Speaker laid before the House the report
of the Superintendent of the Coast Survey
Ordered to be pr tied
The bill re-organizing the Courts of the Dis
trict Of Columbia passed.
The House adjourned to Tuesday.
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irreSt Of RnrpLnrS.

BALTIMORE, Dec 22.-The burglars who rob-
bed the store of WIN. Z. Pouder, on Howard
street, Thursday morning, have been arrested
and part of the goods recovered. The thieves.
it appears, effected am entrance into the store
room by forcing the lock from cellar door in
trout OF the building and then passing through u
vault or cellar to steps which communicated with
the main store room, upon gaining which they
selected the most costly and valuable goods con
tanned therein, consisting of velvets Grape, shawls
silk laces, &c, strewing about tho floor all such
as did not suit their taste.
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Valuable Property for Sale.

tSi pursuant 10 the provisions decd f trust exr,n
NJ ted Ia me hy \. q. pahucy aud ~ife dated tn
3o'h ia, OF May 1871 aud lny recorded in l,c CLERK
nh'" of the county count I'll Cnmnbrl cnanfy | hal
proceed, IN the 18Th DAY ei January. 1879 Ia sell h.,
wy ~ puhir auction, Ia the highest bidder the f,ov
ing property, convey il sud dred Tor the purpose a
snil 'yihs the tfu,s There y created. 10 wit: Ih, al
OF n'Hun l. ."tuining one isifg in the county ii,
Campbell. near the city y LNuchlngit beins the :,
at 'dti fhpey sresileuce and handsomely nu,a,ed
- any 1T IN the sald city and Ioratcd in m ST dris6
fnl m,Ehh"rho ID Also. anohcr Lot situated iu.t he
IL" tn lot -. wElrh the phu.nix Foundry il bull
containing IRON halt Ia three 10. ribs oi an ucic ~,
ground el1o another lot adjoining that sold l.,
Judg" Ntn Dame In lnhn Kidd aid containing fllrer
PI> aud tnns->iS poles. Alsnthe pLmuix tnun ~
wuh THE lot occupied herewith sitn,ltd directly br.
tween ltr River aud the Cnna TIE wio,c al tins prnp
ety is slirved l., uf the mos. ll ,le and dc.rab,
Character being situated ,uir,rn near the cty for nil
business purposes, md yrtcxempt from man, burden.
because without the corporn- limits The ,nle " be
made on credit a fur eight mud twelve months .,
cr tor sufficient 10 defray cspenscs nf suc Inch
will be required cash The purchaser. will be rranir
&c give negotiable satisfactorily endorsed for the
several instruments o the purchase money! and the til
tnthe property will be withheld until fll payment u.
a iurthrI security.
a. II ns trustee shal convey only .Ich title tn TIE
sad property IA vested in me by the deed atoresal
though the same Is heli., ed Ia be unque>tionubc
dec 20 tbs /. ID. JENNINGS Trustr,.
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Commission and Forward g House.

N'iE undersigned ten lers his services the cit z"n-
of Lynchbafg and Ia" upper country generally " i'll
l,tv strict n p, the sale. of all hnos of roduce
n . remit promptly lie has oiirc City
y .irt Tar TIE whrrv,s mere hr give parcun,
attention tn REC EWING aud FORWARDING all
l,7ds at good. jncladuc Manufactured Tobacco
His charges viii he rrt.nn.i and -.actory mud hn
most respectfully -oicits II liberal patronage.
JOHN DICKENSON Petersburg, VA.
R,rsRExcE -Beui- .j,ies, Nm. e. x f. James g.
O.. prcbl,> Il White. Th"s Branch X Sons, Paul,
Hcllwain g. ca. = ter,bnrg, !. q Meen, Hem, Davis,
Col Wa. T. Smit Austin Lefw'ch, McDanie, iinn
Il Preston Davis, Npwlin & Co LfHchbure; ". b.
Nowlin CpnuhcI oct Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25

THE SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The Washington
correspondent of the \. Y. journal of Commerce
SAYS
The rumor that the British and French minis
tiers had entered a protest against the nexaton
of tho Sandwich Islands to the United States, is
without foundation, at present. There, has, how
ever, been II correspondence between these min
listers and Mr.. Marcv tho subject. 1t is
probable that they have simply made some inqui-
ries in relation to the intention of the United
States in regard to the Islands.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

| obedience decree. ct tue Circuit Court f APP
L ronntoX county. pronounce at i. September term
1854 in The of VI Kinney adm & nj, v. Stathan
al the undersigned comm ~uner will ll in from al
the Market Heusr, in the iowa al Lvurhburg, pur
tian. The % Of .'nnu,ry 1879. tire Negroes
Consisting two mcn and pnc womnu Term.- Ca,h
doc lS tds WI r. EOANE Corr.
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,J,EACIlElk WANTED

TTEACHEK WANTED ! IL ITW'1rr- wish
l toempuy competent teacher L. tahr charge al
'Hig,ihha am AcadrnN.' This acadrms i. INTENDED
hoh Tor males and enHles. aud is necessary Thai the
Principal should he FAMED man. All the branches
1t education ut in tie best ch9ns required 10 b.
hugut in thu. aud IN piano the ennIc de.
ptitneut. The Hcairnv i, htut,nne ouilding. "cn.
ted At Amherst Cnun House. in IA midst ut II moral
tnd ntc gent ommGnity md IS nitrd tpr Il two
school, ma SUITE emily nodioG- far the rcsidcncr
It TIA My aud linz ed numb al bmrd"rs, with ali
iuu,r7. and I II -nd attached.
tonsuHnble rem vii h" required, Ia h expended in
neelin repairs, Under good management, shau bum-
he IN from 40 I" 90 schulars. II j. tHouGl could be
nba nrd. A, it is dc-ir,b, tie hoods should lie
np,H"d IA tn curly part ni the n year prompt ~.
rliaaiiuus itti.td. Addre,. Sun' NJ Gultrd,
Pn,,d cnl ri the Boari of Trustees Of Iieginbuthnm
Academy. Amherst Gont House, Va.
dec elm
- Rome nnv t,ut, r,onth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-25

IN pursuance ate Of the Circuit Court 81 Mel
L son c. .nty in the suit OF MiryJ Durrett Hdmx Of
John d. Durrctt, decd, vs. tIohkns Heiskei Co.
and others the undersigned Will proceed 10 sell at pub
lie auction At tn. Court House of said county. the
Goth day oil DccemIer 1874 all the slaves belonging To
the estate Of John d. Dutr-tt. deed. Among said
Slaves there excellent Blacksmith, and good
Cook who is also good House Servant.
TERMs-Fnur months credit the purch giving
negotiable note. alsactor and sufficiently endorsed.
nov 30 ci2Gdec MARY !. DERRE1T, Conn.
tg Richrond Wing and Charlottesville Advocate
copy twoe IA week tbs, and forward this u,
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Trustees Sale Of Land.

q In accordance with the provisions of deed of tr-
-A executed the subscriber by " lam iayth, Tor
certain purposes therein mentioned and OF record in The
Clerk Office al the county uri Of Campbell, earring
date the 10Th of December 1850 4ha proceed 10 -ell
by way of public auction, to the highest bidder, ron
CASH Friday the 29th Dec, 1874, n certain traot
parcel oil LAND, ly and being in The county ot
land OF Richard Brown. Wmm X. own. James
Organ and others, containing p! more or ic., II
being the which " Illinn Hlth, iced, former
ty r,sded
The title to the above land is believed to be good, but
nrtingns trustee stall only convey such tit" n. i
vested in me by said deed. F.. WRITER'S,
dec l8-ct29dec Trustee.
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GALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES

- Acting a. commissioners uudfia decree II Amtes
rirrut court pranouuced It's August tim, 1854 /.
the case If Burf1r,i, &C. v Bururd, e.. the undo
signed. the ror mi,, therein rau", Will, on Snf
day tire hh day OF Jaunary 1879 in trout "t :
Market House ia the lily al Lyarhburg sell, Ia III"
highe.t hiiter, SIX VALUABLE AND LIKELY
SLAVES. con stng ." nfu. wnrtu and candten.
TERMS OF SALE SO much cash As will deifay
the cxpef of sac, and the re,idue, months
cred--tbe purchaser executing negalutle notes snt.
aeot endorse and payable at one 81 Tia" banks IN thr
city OF Lynchburc.
RO. A. COGllILL. r,m,,..
RIO NJ. Brown.
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IsEMOl A..

~,x2 hr subscriber. having removed 10 ia Store,
SE dcots ah,vc In. old stand u nd hrc doors south
IA Nam nnd NarHet st'"os, Is prepared I" offer in.
Iu'emrnlS Ia pesp- pnrrhnsng ali kinis ot ID ugs,
Medicines, PaolS, Oils, DNc. Window Glass, futty,
Pcrt .inrr,. Fancy Article. Sc. X.
lp- Store /. l02 lr,t deep, which will cnrhlc him 10
kcrpa much larger STOCK tian usnnl. fartcula, nlIcn
uuu will b" pald Ia all orders fn,cripti Ii led
n'i hou,,;hnd tom kprtc ihun 30 years
he attcr- hmsri' thli lac III hr nhlc lun.li only
such medicines pure md re, uinc Allthe new
Ph'nhccuttci Pf"Pun' on- nude a. they appear in
thu Medical Jnnrunl-.
MUSIC SALOON.
Til" sornnl story vii -srd Music Saloon ,whrro
lac has aud viii Keep supply y ,husc t,uly Gel.
rhatcd Norll's Fnr Lpudpn) l'rcui Pinno.. All
KIN = If Music and An.icnl Instruments furnished
nrdeI. PtvHte crtrnuce L. the Sniuun i tho aey.-
Nr-iter4 all plcnsc ing the Loo bed
u Il. LYMAN Bnnh Square.
spt 1sg "a,
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No Ne,cs of the Steamers Mediation ofhe u
nited States in Foreign Afairs.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-We have no tidings I'D
to this hour of the steamers due from Europe.
Memorials relative to the mediation af the T.
nited States between the Allies and Russia. in
their existing difficulties, circulating here,
and have been numerously signed by influential
citizens. The press generally favor it.
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SELF INTEIsEST

-E5sY will generally lead men. IN buyifg. 10 find Tho
Iugesi and must complete assortment Of rods
Its I hi. notice IS cnnble YOU To find, without
muct l,nuhle the largest mud complete
ot FURNITURE TINT ha- been offered in h. Rich
mond market Having bad large number Of workmcn
employed the paSt summer IN manufacturing furnit
and Matt Csc, am prepared To furnish Hotels
aud Families with good and substantial articles nj low
prices and wnuld particularly invite the Farmers aud
Printers, when they vlsi Rchmoud call mud examine
my stock before pure a-iug It's determined .e
for smll proiis--,s the I'D Swing is, quick six
ponce Is better thtn "a slow .hiline."
SAINT. w. HARDWOOD.
oct tl2mu Governor. ST, niclnn md Va
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Dl virtue of dect of tru-t.c eruted to subs rib
- cr- bv lhom,s IIarvey b w the 18th day OF
April 1923 for purpose therein rxprcsse We will on
the goth day "f this month"; the prem SIS, sell III
highest bidder, Tor cas, the of land in said deed
mrnonei lying III the county of Charo'te.o the water
of Rough creet continuing : acres, ndiojnng the
nnds of John ID. Ford and Others being lie trac: nf
and which the late Thomas Harvey. b. W. resided
the time of bis drcease. Acting trustees We vi
convey such title asi vested in by the deed nfure.a
THOMAS HARVEY. }r
+. u. RICHARDSON. '''S''"s'
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Eire In phiLndflnhid

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. GA fire occurred OF
the premises of Parvin Il Buck, corner of l2tl
and Chestnut streets this morning Loss 5000
The adjoining buildings We're damaged
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Steamer Sunk.

WAsiINGToN. Dec. 22.-The steamer Union,
Of Page & Co.'s line, sunk yesterday at her
wharf. No lives lost and no person injured.
Tho weatheris mild aud pleasant. Business