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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-09-27

VIRGINIA MECHANICS INsTITUTE.-The
approaching exhibition of the Virginia Mechanics
Institute will form era In the history of Virginia
1t will be of character, if proper encouragement
10 given by all who are and all who ought TO be in
terested in the mechanical skill and industry of the
State to elevate the hopes and influence of the me-
chanical interests. to promote in every way their
prospects, and to increase their of usefulness
to the Commonwealth and to themselves Nothing
u more cheering and suspicious in any undertaking
than fair start and we trust sincerely, therefore,
that mechanics, that the public at large and all who
can in any way aid the approaching exhibition will
take hold of the good work in earnest and enable
the mechanics to open their campaign with briliiar.
cy and ectat. We especially invoke the ladies to
send to this exhibition specimens of their taste skin
and industry In the spacious and elegant rooms
provided by the Society the most delicate and val.
liable articles will be secure from bad weather and
show to great advantage. Moreover, il the ladies
manifest an interest in this enterprise the other sex
VIII be certain to initiate their example IA an old
Methodist friend OF ours used TO say, when invoking
the people to come to the altar: Come forward
ladies' for 1t the ladies come, the gentlemen will be
sure to follow" - >, - 80
This exhibition will take place at the same time
as the State Agricultural Fair. There viii be
mnitliuoe OF strangers here, and successful debut
VIII give an impetus to the Virginia Mechanics In
sutute which will insure its success, and make it
one OF the most powerful, Influential and useful as
soclations OF the kind in the country.
we intend again to refer this subject believing
one OF the very greatest importance to the inter
eefs OF the State at large well as of those imme
oiateiy concerned in the association.
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RuaAwAr.--A small colored boy, named
Edward. was yesterday committed by tho Mayor
e runaway. He claimed 10 be tho property Of
"a. James Riley.
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See first page for late California news.

Capt. Abram Dodge, Of g. Anthony's Fails, Min.
nssota territory. died q syrscuse, N. X, on tie
alsh ult. He was . captain IN Col. Bisselrs red
naeat Of Iliincis voluntess N the MID Msx
|uo
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CoxNrrTED.-Lindscy Tyree, 4 FREQ mo-
gro from ths county Of Caroilne. arrested Nouasy
n'fm wk9o9f re9iseer was yesearday committod
tclau unsn he could pFoduce one,
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New. James I. Johnson has resigned tho Rector.
MP q &. Pauts church u Alsxandyis.
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HELD TO BAn.-Mr. Andrew J. Adding

HELD TO BAM.-Mr. Andrew J. Adding
ton yesterday appeared at the police court to an.
swer charge Of assault preferred against him BY
John Jones. The evidence In the case ehowed
menf, and thereby attracting the attention Of
number Of persons. Not liking such crowd he or.
dered them OH, ont of the cellar in which he was
chastising the negro and in doing used very in.
sultlpe language tc Nh. Addinsson, who BY way
held Addlngton to ban to keep the peace In the sum
of slo0, which security being given he was dis.
charged
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1t win be perceived that BY far the mo q impor.
taat crop Of vegetable food produced 10 the United
States b that Of Indian corn, the number Of bushe
Of that grain raised exceeding that Of all other We
ge1able food, including potatoes.
The States which raise tho largest quantities O.
Indian corn are a. follows:
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= AMIcABLY SETrLED.-A white man,
named Daniel DuEnavant, was before the Mayor
yesteid upon the charge of having assaulted his
wife, Mary Dunnavant. The complainant. who
came up for the warrrnt for her husbands arrest
with pair of arms dreadfully bruised as an evil
dence of his cruel treatment towards her, yester-
day appeared at court and declined prosecuting
the warrant, notwithstanding the assertion OF Dun
nayant that the court might go on and take her tes-
timony and that would satisfy him. The Mayor
admonished both husband and wife as to their fu.
ture conduc. and dismissed the case
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NEW SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoTfoE.-T Rev. Cha's II. Read hae
accepted invitsfion to make Temperance speech.
at the Upiversaiist church. in this city, On Fridny
night the 29th, Ut half past o'clock. Hsabject will
be- 1.-THE traticin ardent Spirtan The pubic gsner-
to attend. Mr. Reads known talents a an orator
authorzs us in the assurance, that the syeninz NAV
be spent pleasantly and probably BY al who may a-
tend. .ss.s 5 seT7-Sts
SUGAR, MoLAssEs. Ec-DuELop, Mon
CURE 4 Co., ssk the attention Of dealers to their
AuctionlSale, 40 hhds. SUGAR and $50 bbls MO
LASSES, commencing At 10 o'clock, at their Wharf
and Warehouse at Rockets. seq
CHEAP AND HAnDsoME PRlxrIKe.-Bills,
Cards. Circulars Labels Bill Heads BLANKS &C.. &c.,
PRESSES, $50 Main street, with great rapidity and
in workmanliks manner any other establishment
in the Union and at q cheap rates.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly are invis-
cd to- call and examine specimens and prices No
charge 10 made unless entire satisfaction Il given
M CHA'S H. WYNNE, Two doors below
se26-1w Exchange Bank, Main ct.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will find large,
fresh and welI-selected stock of BOOKS, STATION
cry and FANCY GOODS at the new Bookstore,
l57 Main st.. nearly opposite the Exchange Bank,
which will be sol. s eheap for CASH
stationer and Dealer in Piano Fortes and Music.
SPEoIAL NoTIcE.-Country merchants
and others respectfully invited to attend my
ton salt this evening" at o'clock at my sales ROOM
No. log Main street. Great bargains can be had
See auction advertisement.
SETS ELIAS HALE.
CHARLES r. HARREYS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10th st., between Main and Cary
frI1v nd nr0 nj Az So 2rn
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s. Dss pR0dncing theaaaeset auanfity
- ~neas are Psnnsylvanis, ls,3e7,ss basIi-
wi on'e' h,4s7,ssi; New yosk, ls,lsl, 4ss;
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POUND, on 18th street, between Main
y and Cary on Saturday evening, small package
of DRAY TICKETS. The owner can have them By
calling at this Office and paying fer this sdvertse-
mem. 49, fS j. ma N-ft
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HNO THE CREDITORS OF FRANCIS
Il WICKER, DECEASED ALL persons havit
claims against the estate of Francis Wicker deceas-
ed, are hereby notified that in accordance with the
directions of decree of the Circuit Court, of the
City of Richmond, pronounced on the oath day Of
January last, in the case of Wicker VI. Wicker and
ais, and Ferguson W.. Wicker and ais SHALL the
9th day of The next month, October 10 O'clock
A. M, at my Office, in the city of Richmond proceed
to take an account of such claims.
~si JAS. E. HEATH, CON-
Commissisners office, Richmond, Sept. 25ih, 1854.
10 T-law4w
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FAST DRIvING.-Messrs. Hatcher &
Webster were yesterday reported to the Mayor by
officer Wilkinson for the fast driving of one Of their
teamsters near Rockets, on Monday last. The
Mayor fined Messrs H g. w 90, leaving to them
to decide whether they would pay the fine or have
the negro whipped.
Officer Tyler also reported case of fast driving
against Messrs II & w, In which the Mayor gave
decision similar to that given In the ii rst case.
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ELIAS HALE.
CHARLES r. HARREYS,

CHAKLES e. HAKKE7S,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
10th st., between Main and Cary.
r. All work entrusted to his care will be faith.
fully and promptly executed e2e-Sm
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LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS,!
NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY
GREENTREE & BROTHER, No. IS
lie Main street, two doors below Purcsn Ladd 4
Co take pleasure in informing the friends and pat
distinction that they have recently returned from the
northern cities with large and beautiful sssortm ant
Their stock consists ns English and +, snch Cloth
Drem and Frock Coats, Fine French Cashmere and
Tweed Goats. Black and Fancy Dossiin Cashmere
Pants Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests, Mar.
settles, NC, &c.
4 full assortment Of BOY CLOTHING Also,
Trunks, Shirts cravats Gloves Silk and cotton I'm.
been manufactured in the most Fashionable Style
and substantial manner, and they will sell good and
realize the expectation of the public Their Cloth.
ing scut in the latest style otherwise suit the
taste ct customers. az Sc 27-lm&
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IT'S and TRADESMEN.

4 "A young man, Book-keeper and thorough ac-
countant has most of the evenings of the weeks at
his disposal, and wishes TO make arrangement with
some party, who win avail themselves of his ser.
vices. Please address "A. r." Bsx AS.
ne H-Itk ss...4s 47s.rs
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CARTER's SPANISH uIAEIHE


Not pdr'c'e y herc"RiH a.
As tNFAtl1Blt RfNtnf In Ncf"isle Nc E'H
Rheu.as ism Obstinate tnianc"u' truenen- Fan
pie or Past lem q thes, bl. tfhrst - F. Gt.ne
Sore Pyrs, hea Normor Ietcr Scuid Head, In
lnrernent ,ri Pam The Roees "a dJolgts >tabbofg
uiee's S}rml'i.e DIS rd"fs' Lunhas' Spinal 1 ON.
plaias anil Al u seasrs ARISING run an mi"d' i9ns
use OF MrrcDfy lnp'udencn ~ Lie 'f inquiry q"
the Bla"d.
MS lunb'e Medicine VIM h1' 'r'a ~ ~ - 'i'd
or ihe uunhe' ct eNt0ardioaN alrs 'defiod 'ff'sEh
its agency has induce itr 1'an i"ifs 81 'e uf1thi ~
quest ct their iarrt-, 'otrt II u 'H' 5'' Wh1t 10y
do vita the utmost eanh'e1csIG Pc .tEs> hHt W.
derfal curative pro critic. lhr '"'eNiH- rrfi'hft'
selected hou lltte namher. are however -'t'Hz''
TESTIMONY THAI ne mem ~ 81 u' l..,ft'i''.i H'a
are all from gentlemen MI NH' =" IN 'ht 'a' i''''
and OF thu tehe-t rgspefiahif, Hss vt ihru Hati't
in the si.s j Richmond. "a.
+. BOY EN, hsIt - fnH -. #.a-. H"ti i..fi
Mond. k1eNH rt-zs where, 50 D. 'f...#H l3r isi
cine oaiied CufeH- saaaish MfN'Hfr "t'ta'-i'f"d D.
lu dfed I-'s .r fs a ~ i- stt-ees- tar All"
it is reeom1 aniei "l.a the 1ust astaH.=.6z -o fr-
suit. - n.y. ~ re 1-s-t tNr' ordinary a..#.
hss ever seen.
dr~s cad Fsy- 65sat q #...--I .sz.#s s'4=.s fsf
for thrre wear, lad -le5a -. - Il i the a,.-f
len, de.cfriioa baa .eseF.l I.s- 4a-- took .sr-e
9rautitles %. |.sae NrfsI#s. ..a H'.#"se e. 2.
Tones adv uHt 81 81 iu#' t.fsu .rft
lief AZ asst ! me Carr. N.sB.t-t. 70 sHtTe, "a
bottles Of which eheeiualY cat,3 ~ a.' ] a#u iaprn
To .sy have bad renh"e Ctal- %. fevet -tacr ra.
sider The beet Touic the vad aul f'e Only med,
cine that ever reached IA, ease. JOIN loNhpEN.
Ben er Dan. Riehmosd. Is
c. 8. LueA. E-q nav ~ kigiuu..I. 9ad foi r'aus
year, IN the Post l. flee. Ina. >pe conn 're In the
toeish' efficacy OF Carter parish Nstlie, tEri te
taught up"arj- OF % hotties. ~'jrh H. ha- given
way afflicted. Mr.. Lurh spys he ba, nrvrr ku
ito fail when taken according IA directions.
D. Mipec, practising rh,.cian. apd lofmeriy ef
the Gu, Hotel the city Of Richmond says achs vii.
messed "a numbcr of instances the eierts Carter
Spanish Mixture which uerc mos fIuy surprising tie
says in OF Gou,umI ton. depeudrat the Liver
the good effects Wonierfu induced
Samuel NJ Drinker oil the fra at Drinker \ Mo ris
Richmond, cured of Liver Complaint ii yetts
.tanding by the bottle. of Garter. 81 ,ni,h
Mixture.
Great Cure Of Scrqtnid The editors Of the Rich.
mond Republican tad servant employed in 'hrir rres
room cured 81 vincent Scfn,ua. CONT ned witt Hhou-
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PaTEaaBURG.
.MAIlLINEroR XoasA +.

L. SUMNER AhkANbEAtNl
TIE hrsi ela.. dnuhlr engine sttuit-tiI' a rs
R,araAe, Cppt Tn4ap4- Skia85r. sasr- ~ -ss-<-n
Paaf lof ~ RS. Livery saturs "sf'al "a 10 o
t,arN. taueI.n=g ~ Natt... Ia 1'#z'#f -, ca
+ Inarl Casraf} leaves Hrtrt1fats L ~ ie"sda,
~ in ttagfes al Norfolk. lraias - 10Th ed nom
Petrl.t ulg E, met WITH ta,i- ia T..
Pa..cnref- .en,iug l., rehbufg "H Tuesday mining
Wi afr.,r tipe fo H.. 1uut-f,eu at Cry faiHtia
sumo ..,..lu at and o. 80. leaving of-f fIdaf
all la, -hntg TIT u'ztt AL connect "t
IN Rataoss 81 taeininl Il 10 s'rlstt.
rn.-ae4 an tn trim Petersburg. tn,la'l6"s
state Ru-tir- 81 -
~. Hee I.i-ss4 = :"
',.-,sr - - re 10 NorfolA same a.. . tie rive
straufrts
tJr tfrs Pc. searp!y Ia
SAN. I'll g. BAPTIST. fet. rsbufs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth

foft w aftDall Line.
IsHE beautiful and tavorile .rennh.,afA r. "a
l. AUGUSTA under ths command Of Assizufz7K
Capt Wm, e. Saith. $50 long and fasofaby known to
the travelling community the Potomac and james
River. } u running On the line via Port Wal
thall,and Is furnished with l. I 4 T. B - 4 4 = !,
Lfe fre.etyer. Fore Pumps. and ali the a,plianee.
1ured by Act OF Congress the safety o ,.-.,
ayers
The Cars running il nexon with the Augusta frnm
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Depot
every Monday. "Wednesday and Friday O'Clock
Persons arriving N Richmond. by the Packet Boats
nave but "a few stels walk Ia the Cars
The Cars runai from Petersburg to City Point IN
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
ass ~ above, at75 ~ from the Depot Of the Afpn-
nlitux Il Co. thus giving passenger. opportunity
tu 81 lrum Lyueblure ther BY the Packet Boats
Daa,iir Railroad Birbmord. ~ b, way al the snu
Size Ratoai Ia Petersburg and from there
ur to Norfolk.
Rrutpipzhr Augusta all Lave Norfolk tn altct
Hnfeda,.. VI: forsia,., rbut.day and Saturdays a
d h.s.
lhs Aoeo-.e aI stop at Old POM, both gong al
returning teRuofiy thrpueh put the bathing season
tafc between Richmond, NoriuIh and Old Point. q OF
Far. betwcea Richmond, Coke., Rings Mil and
Grove wharf. | o.
Children over three years and not "Vet twelve
years al age hall pucr.
Meals cach Observation-Disclosures. "a 80
Servants 1, az, point Oh Il orscf...--...-.--- 90
Msas, .-.--. 90 %
lun o6=dsrts TllOS. DODANEAD. SUyf.
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.lIsCt LLANE0US
REMOl Al.

2Tbc snbsotbrr, htstuf removed 10 h' nc" Store,
~ is-,r- H,Ye old slaud and t'ifs do 8r suai
II Mann mud Narset stt=rtsi prepared L. nter ~
III. ,nents rsrs5 puft bnsIns al hlaas Il u ~,
Mt--icinrs. fntnt-. Ole, Dse=, ~ iuapW G,-, uu3
Pert .iner,. Fancy Aftlrie- u. \
This Store l02 feet deep mich wiii "nuhlr hun l"
kerp much larger stock thu. usoa Psithsula atteu
ton will be paid TO ali urdef. Pre-rrIpti I'D al
all hout.; aud han ccoi mare iah 80 y'tf
hc Antier. hnsci int lie III be nlr IT, latbt-, ut
.uch medicine. pure nd -. zinc. Aim urN
Pm lri areutish al Preparations nude they appear
IL. Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
Thr .oeaia stofy sill --ed a. Au-ie Saloon. ~h. IL
b. has uaw nd ali krrp -uppy . th"-e : ~ rtl-
e5ftf,a Wpris tair fLpndoa) lreni fiano.. All
kIals at Np.lr and Musical Ia-tfumrt's lutuslcd q,
nrdrr ri,ate cotrnnce Ia tha saoun u the ulley.-
Ni.trrs Al. please ring the loo, bel
. x. Ll MAN, Blnh square.
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HAT AND CAR NAkE5fOi 81,
IL Sycamore st, Petersburg, Va

a. The subscribers take F.,a.up il. uatt,ng Fra
8j he Merchant. ot Nrgi.la. and Moth Carr 49,
iina fIm heir ,tock Go,, fuf tls -ri,an ha b,eG
received au thes prepared ~ -ervc their cas'
tom aud uthes snt ma! vie TIL mufkrt Ia LAY m
Their faIl .appe-.
1t Is known hat We huyr always heptn lH e and va
ricd as.utncut 81 Gooi, IN line, aud IS" viii "nty
add, that stock the present il unn-niily
argr md we'll ussutted. selreted enttry from Manule
fHtcts ia person 10y the senior paltac wose experience
II fifteen years cnah lin nHkr urh elections and
such I'll insure sicccs,lnl competition with
my ,bbine House North N Sour
sclt9f. MAJOR & MOORE.
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MEDICINES.
IIHnsk COMPLAINT

Ultf1S COMPLAINT, JAUNDICB. DNs-
IL tepsia. Chrunsc Nervous Dehty Disease 4 the
kidneys ssd al diseases arising lrefa Dsertered
Liver stomach such Constipation, Inward Piles.
Fullnrs Blood the Head. Acidiy OF the siomneii
Nau Heartburn Disgust Tor Food. funess or weight
In the Stomach. Sour Bruclaons Sinking totteriag
at the Pit .. the Semac h. Swimming OF ih' u al, Hur
ried aad difficult Breathing Fluuering at the Heart
Choaking suacating Sensations when IN isiog pos
ture Dimaess OF Vision, Dots or Webs before the sight
Fever aud Dull Pain To- the tes Deficiency ct fers-
piraon lcessa.ss Of the skin and Ewes Pain 10 the
Side Back Chest Limbs, &c. Sudden fiushes Of Heat
Bcr,ing the Flesh Constant Imagining of Evil ami
gfeaiGePressicn al Spirit can be eheetuay cu'ed by
DocrER II nnFtaNps OELEsRArED
GERMAN BiTfERS.
prepared by DR. &. NJ. jackson. German Medicine
Store, No. l3a Areh at. or heow Sixth fhnaiH
Their pow the above diseasesis not eNeelleh
it eaualei, by any aih'r preparation IN the United
States ms the chr attest. in many alter sk'iu
physicians bal failed.
rh,se Il ttrfs are " rtly the attention ei lrfhta'
Possessing virtues in THE nectbeatan al Tie fet
and lesser glands exercising the mas s"archng r"rt
In weakness and a ms 4, the digestive organ, they
vital corain and plea ant
vIRa1Sia TEsrrsoSY Or J. NJ Wilson. Lexington.
Va. Feb 9TH 1859. said: i am entirely "ut at The
German Bitler.. They have become al ,he fese Moth
ng else sells
aid, Jan IOth 1850; a Great Med ciae.-Ae have
niiorfny rerained ffon recommending /" the pubic
any Of The patent medicines vt the daf unless
thoroughly convinced nt tEtir sal a.. Among lhase
,n.ider worthy Of MOTTO, l. tho German BIt'ers IN
ented by Or I hsnd, and rrepafei ~ Dr. ,ck.nn.
PhiiH'elp Pima One instance. IN particular IN "hioh
he lerior virtues medicine Aa'e heea tested
kss ia len under our ob.ervati Dung The last
met. .on OF Mr. Ahrsn Crabui. OF tia, county, Va.
cry serou., affected With liver mraini, and after
trying. Ia vain. various REM lies erefchased hote
of the Bittcrs, and after u.ine it much eesed
of hi. distressing nady TINT he procured other bot.
lie and i r'.inred tirel, 10 eHlth.'
Icy entirely vel etnbe, ilcr from Al injurious
in greiefts Away, arensihct The sy-trfn aud never
pr estate il
: For ,al, wharsaleby Doeci.ts in al the principal
cities and BY ote arie AMI -torh eer"r' IN
every ioU il the limited Sfstrs.
Soil D., n. Il. LYMAN. J. II. THOMPSON co,
IN ) II SEAY 4 co. Lynohburg. Nib t,nef. 10
medic. .ve,,Nharr Lent Is
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- fLCfAG NO1sCH.-lhe sullscIbc, i nn,,
~ receiving LIS FL and " iater stnck III Yrol Nv
sl.ne ii Cooking, Pmior, Office. Church and Par,
Stoves, tcr wood al a al Gtates every va,i,,,
,yl nicely finished and very ,auumrnlni and vii %
excl IL henuiy III de>Isa nnyt Ing IL fiIs rna,l .,
Ais the Diamond ana Pand', iH proved uhia, O..
Range, which wuruhted 10 give f.. ri,tt nit -
tumces Il aNalleiy oi szc~, ter warning rl,,,t
DWELLING, &c Which vii b" to ndtr N t.. ,
perfect naut't; together with Registers Vcnti,,,,,
and sufi'a~ afticIe- usually ert in .tuye sort-r,
rfi>JHs lite .afge>t and sel,cted a slral,ni
tered Ia "io e,tah i-hnieHt ihi side of Ba firp, -
wtieh viii he I'D at prizes tlut cannot aii t., s E
'mrs All interested vii rleu~e call and examine NJ
tie Lyhchb iIg Stove Works, east Main ST -
~ a-ulo Q. :. BLISS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
II. s. WaaITTEMOstE a. Ruo

AuCLD re.re' tia!iy announce 10 lie citizen. =,
w Lynchhure and slclGity, tha, they are ,,,,c
turing, tieir sric ultulm Vii. On tli, Ii,., - ~
MirGHELS fuhf y FIRE ENGl& + comm
wich j. tie ms l.rieci afiIe.c 81 the Kind ,,,r
81 tlsr public. (de>ign.d ior Factory, Fro aud a.
deu En-. ine and pecn;p sI4c,i To iti,t,t. d.,
iss. tloldi1e til tire Engine under tlcir Dr..
command, capable OF Ia ,ns vater o,,r ii tao# ,i,,,
!wriItg. -
Allr,des r,onrdh attehd.d l. and Punp.,,,,i.,.
Nel- ~ SIrtls. at ,he u-uii tate-, " .ita,t. "
Ietioim Wi Tor one seHf.
We rr' the exclusive asrrs IN the eoqlie. If C,,
felI ! hher-t, B"diotd ana Alron,aiteA
son, l.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY



fintinE il Nil inquire more time "a pny my d.b-
than my ca duot. ruf, cou,rn,ni,y alon, uue.- sel
pom on ri m, fren,ly ha,c determined To- oter the
following popped, tpR SALE:
My RtslptNer lie r.tehb,nlaod of Indse Dan
efs. TIN, is 'nest dcsi.abe Place. The House ron.
tains u rnons all We'll and .ouc HON elegantly fin.
,h"d with hrich Achra oad al our necessary out
house, md wei pf cNrcleat sut,r On The premises
The toust Lnr Ut present orrupird by Mr.. J. +.
Barn Tbs is ncnE nnd pleasant ncc suited Ter
-nal family. The House hp~ five rooms, with II good
Kitchen sn ok hou.c, and awcl uf fist rnc wurr in
the yard
hl,o, my FOUNDRY. In Offering my foundry Tor
'ar r"as ~ am Offering the most suluube property
ever Tered il thi. place. Ii we'll knnwn in this
vicinity = nc"d particular de.erption tut i'll .tute
there Is not q batter atrdul ed e.iahhment IN the
etnir 1t Is furnished with complete al ioa4 The
ht.t Improvements, aud larle stock ot patterns in
good cond1tion ana extensively used. | would refer
seng hnli the interest in the Foundry property should
any one dr-itc pun ln~ine such an interest.
Any person "lshn. To puroho.c any ol the alloy,
named pronerIN Mi apply 10 the sub criher nj tho
PhmniS Foundry. A 6. DABNEY.
l-dts
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware,---l854.
SIMPSON r. BRO
eaipu of the Golden Lock lynohburg Va

Sign of the Golden Lock. LynohburG, Va.
Az L opening. IA addition t. enr i"fmer ne"
w siutk. q scfe arge fs=uttmtIH Il HAhDW ARE,
tsfrfaKf. Gu>z# HI,rnls, StpntERT. fLA1Ep Goops.
l,.3R on. LatHs Hoaae haPlag hires BsRdng
Materials anil 7oois If ma ray ftscr5p ION. anplg
which 'tiirr Jul atr'luced 'at afket III
fail.
We aletrt oufss.5. can rAAihjtlpflc pubic eo'-
rfaIiy nd tisor Mi fvlt ait ga examination,
grtajtr variety =ufarf"rty II snIe e4d q9'aiY 81
good of.n'1 ia'is IT SURPASSED IL af} na'hrt
Cur eupi, nre n. trs an not tl'sir.n. ana MI
be .ald uta "a snnalr frift.o ry I" al al i've
acaH .ntiu.tu- g" th tner o,d'r-, viz h Al re
teitr ou. bet ami prompt arteutin'.
Mrrshsuts ,Hsl at'e'- iua arg'ls ~, L. e.. atRed
II -ni.l adv fpre nui,. luiS
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lNSEED OIL.
IL 500 gals. tinseel Oil,
1909 lbs LOWS White Lead.
$500 White Zinc Paint
3 bbls. SIT Turpcntine,
Paiut Bru.he., Copa Farpi,h, puis Green, Chrome
Green in oil, Pfa.. Blue Nerd;eris. in oil Graninr
COMBS, G,niniag Brushes with full assortment Of
Painters materials, hand and (or sale low
II. THOMPSON & cos
dec Us New Drug Store.
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BILLIARD & OGD. N
and Retail Groceis and Commission
Merchants

BILLIARD & OGD. ",
Wholesale and Retail Grocers and commits sion
Merchants.
nFFER FOR SALE
~ 10 hhd- O {. Z Il Sugar
90 hbs coffee and clarified Sugar
Az boxes and bb!s loaf and crushed and / lrel.
lied Sugar
100 b"ss Rio and La ,ura Coffee
10 bug. Old Java
10 hh1s Guba anil = Moasscs
e03 sides S.lc Leather
1000 bs Bacon
300 key, Nus-atsoreA
- b0Se. Ad,nntipe Candle,
~ do Hui & Sons
20 Do Tl'i,W
800 bales Cotton
Iron; Cast, Shea aad Bii.torcd Str,1
500 psr Blankets. from common Ia superi, n III.
full cloths; brown nad bleache Dome .tic; If..,.:[
seys; Caiicoe- Boot. Shoes Hats, Caps; c.. a
and Buckets, common and ine; iide.. Shov H. Il
Forks, aad mary rher articles nn -1erpI. - men
tion. Al we ash IS call Ia guarantee sati,iart n a.
We intend selling unusually low for cash and usual
time prompt customers EXTENDED.
DILLARD & OGDEN
oct 10 BIN Opposite Farmer. B,rt.