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VeterinarV Surgann.

ROBERT W. ANDREWS notofic. ~.
cihzens oi this. and the adjoining districts.
that he has renewed his S:ah!ss near the DE-,
poi OF the w. 4: nj II. Road, where he is ready
at all tires to take charge Of diseased Horses
!; ior moderate charge in all casea where there
N no cure no pay will be expected. Hr nlso
continues is take Passengers to end from The
Depot. end expects shortly 10 receive Ncw
Omnibus for that purpose Goods he will haul
al The old rate OF 10 Cents per package, ard
Soiiciis The Patronage OF the public,
Feb. e, i5a3 ,7,f
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Cabinet Wareroom.
r M. ANDREWS

Takes this method of informing the citizens
z<eS57y ssse-ssy of Snmtervillc and vicinity,
EsS ,hat he has just opencned on
i-EsE4s-zssIj the corner above CInrks IIo.
tel, his NEW CABINET
WAREROOM, where he will keep for sale,
cheap. nil such furniture az comes under this
department Of his trade; and will furnish for
cash, Mt Charleston prices. all descriptions of
Furniture made. Repairing executed III the
shortest notice.
Mahogany and plain Collins furnished with
out delay.
Feb. 8, 1854. IS ,f
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casansuaness ssBDaee

AT THE oLr STAND OF g. d J. GILBERT
= W.N z s. &E. M. GILBERT
E}SISG- co"iinue The CARRIAG
----- BUSINESS at the above
s!and-No: s5 and 90 Wen,wor,h.s,reet,
Charleston whore they will be pleased to
exhibit TO their old friends and customers
very extensive Stock of Vehicles, com.
pr'sing those Of their own manufacture,
together w'h varl6.is other styles usually
'onh" !" 'h's market. Their long acguaint-
ance with this market as manufacturers
an' dealers will enable them to offer great
inducements to purchasers both IN styles
and prices.
March IS, 1854. 90 lv
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N EHV STORE

Third Door South of the Tom Hall
and ne"rly opposite 79ndu d Wetson
TILE = bsc'Ibcr would respectfully in.
- iorm The citizens Of Stunt, rvilir an.
IN" public generally, thai he has opened at
the ah"v" place general assortment of
Dry Goods, B"ois and Shoes, HAS and
Caps. Hardware, Crockeryware, &c. Sc
a s". Choice lot of Family Groceries @!
every description, with Frui, Of various
kinds, such NJ Oranges, Apples, Lemons,
&c, &c, which he will sell very low for
Cuih.
J. BARRETT.
Nov.a, 1883. s. ly
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Notice..

ALL persons who are in my debt fec,
Will please to come forward, and pay it 10 me
For am now ont Of the indulging mood
And couldn't wait longer, indeed il / would :
The Sheriff has got me, with harness or back:
And soon I'm 10 trot on n very rough track
Ii my friends don't come forward and give
me lift,
IN 60 to the devil, soon all in drift,
But rnther than go to him, 80 early, bark We
III give we biz of hint; now mark me.
If you don't pay up, righ, under your noses,
I'll take oil your papers, and give them TO
Moses,
And then. oh, then, yonIl ge, your farin
In hell, he'll roast you like a herin,
J. S. RICH. NJ. D.
Clarendon, Feb, g, 1854. Is If
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Improved Cotton Gins,

thankful for pant favours the subscriber wish
es 70 INFORM the public that he still manulac.
lures Cotton Gins at his establishment In State
burg, on the Most mpfov cd and approved pinn.
winch he thinks that the co,tun Einncd on one
oi those gins Of the late Improvement is worth
a .eost quarter Of cent more than tli. cot
ION g'nned on ihr ordinary gin. He also man
al the finest finish and Of tn. hest materials. t.,
VII, Steel Saws and Steel Plated Ribs Cus.
hardened which lie will sell for 80 per Saw
-. also repairs old gins and puts them in COM
Pieie order at the shortest notice. All orders for
e''ha VIII ne promptly and punciually attended
TO-. WILLIAM ELLISON
Statebnrg, Sumter Dist, 5. c. Feb H.. 26
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DIR. STROYG'S
CONIOPUND SANATIYIs. PILLS.

THESE PILLS ARE EN- rIRELY vEGE.
TABLE. AND ARE A MOST SUPERIOR
MEDICINE in the cure oi all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia, Costirencss, Liper Com.
pldint, Sick Headache, Loss Of appetite, and all
THEY PURIFY THE; BLOOD, EQUAL.
lZE THE CIRCULATION, RESTORE
THE LIVER, KIDNEYS AND OTHER
ySECRETORY. ORGANS TO A IIEA ETHY
TONE AND ACTION; and as an Ant Bilious
Family Medicine they have no equal.
Price 25 cents per box.
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.CristadOr0's Excelsior Fluid

NAIR DYE. NO. 6. ASTOR HOUSE.
he claims of this extraordinary article to
public estimation. are not basel upon the lime
that il has beeI before the world. 1t in oom-
,par,tise!y new preparation, founded on new
ted new era IN HAIR dyring. What are it, re.
commentators! lsl,-it clr,nges the hair OF
any obnoxious color to natures black or brown
iE five minutes. 2d.--It assipila,cs with tho
hair. ond nourishes inStead Of burning it,
3d,-lt IL pronounced by eminent chemists the
only .ni,: hair aye known. ith.-i, Is impns.
piciu {" name an instance Of its failure 9Th. Iii
hns 'i,x widrst popularity ever yet accorded to
similar preparation. For the establishment
OF these aascr'ior.s ~ pronf. Ree the testimony
q at tCRIsTADoRo's. No 6, Astor House. where It
J Is manufactured, snl.l, and applied privately.
Price per hUx, III. For sale by
4 RIt L " THOMSON,
Druggists, Suntsrville, y. c.
May "a, 1851 30 6m
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|. Columbia Clothing
SRA9SHo6oE2GEyaue.
Fullings, BOstWick g. &C,
COLI MBIA, S. c.
tE-H AVE constantly OH hand the largest
u stock of
@A@TMAM@s MMgSe

Salp3e @oa Seso
in this place, which they are prepared to
sell AT prices lower than any her estab-
lisFImcnt in Columbia.
Their Clnlhing is manufactured by them
selves with particular reference to this
market, and they feel warranted to say it
IL inferior in nnne. and SUPERIOR TO
MOST CLOTHING offered in any part
Of the country. Their business is con-
Quoted upon th" one price cash principle,
and the price of their goods mar. ed in
plain 6g2res upon each article by which n
uniformity OF price is observed, and th6
inexperienced buyer is enahed to make
h's purchases at AZ low a raie, MS the more
experienced and better Judge. Persons
visiting Columbia are respectfully invited
10 an examination Of our stock and prices
February 18th, 1854. l6-ly.
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Important Notice.

FELLOW CITIZENS: : 1t is a painful task
TO dun. bul stern necessity and your negligence
and forgetfulmess, demand that | sIonld remind
ali thosa indebted to m, either by note or nc.
count, to come to taw with the chink hides OF
corn at the mill, on or before the Erut Mon law
IN March next, to save yourselves Of diHpleas-
ure and to cheat lawyers, Sherifs and petty
Constnb bes out Of cost, for
At the loss Of penny
You'll grumblc and croan,
As though the rheumaiics
Were piercing each bone.
The ghost Of bad shillings
Forever you will haunt,
And you shake, least to- -morrow
Should bring you to want.
Pay up, and save costs, and there will
yet he q crus, left YOU
WIN. FRANCIS BUTLER.
Jan. 25, 1854 l3 Ir
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Business Card
BROWN g. DeROSSET.
$50 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
DEkOSSET s. BROWN,

Cotton factors and General Commits
sion Merchants.
IT B. MCLAURIN. Esq. will give per
~ soma and special aitrntian TO the u,
!eresis and orders of his friends in ill.,.
S'a'r a:"! 'hc adjoining Counties Of Nurl
Caro!ina, who may favor these House.
with their patronage, Consign,nen,s ~:
produce tn the lIousc in New York, either
ny way OF Charleston, Georgetown, q,
wilmington. will I've covered by Insurance..
II notice OF the shipment be promptly CIV
en-.
May 3. 1853 OFF
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: 'ssBROWNING & LEHMAN n
III aA = aZMPORTERS or
French, British and German
DIR Z GOODS.

2o9 and I'll King-sreos corner Of Mar.
kat Street,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, AZ Phys, Brua.
" sells Tapestry and Velvets.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, In Silk, Satin,
CURTAIN cAMBRlcs and musLINs, in
EMRRofDERE0 LACE and MUSLIN
CURTAINS. all styles.
GILT CORNICES, in all the now desisns
y, CURTAIN GIMPS, HOLDERS, LOOPS,
DRAPERY CORDS and BELL ROPES,
CLOTHS.
SILVER and GILT STAIR RODS and
STAIR CARPETlNGS. Of all a,yles.
WILTON, VELVET, and ADMINISTER
rIANTAkTioN Il k:rIt fS''s'yoi W'yooLENs-BLAN.
KETS. PLAINS. KERSEYS, CAPS &c.
Red and White FLANNELS, SlIlRTINGS,
COTTON osNABURGs, of all the be,.
Southern makes.
NELss. 'i ''''' ~ Wv FLAW
French. English. md American PRINTS.
LINENS. OF, RICHARDSON'S superior
make, for Sbee ,inga; Shirtingr, Pillow Cascu,
Aooe Dii'aShb, boyilcS. NapklnH, lOWelllnEu,
Hackabask", Fruit Cloths, B. E. Diapern.
GsGaa Cloths, &c.
CLOTHS. CAsSIMERs and vEsTINGs,
of beat French Goods.
SERVANTS CLOTHS, in all tho shadea of
English Guoda. {
5ATlNETS. TwEEDS, JEANS and LIN.
SEYS. Of oil qualiues and styles.
WITH FULL AssoRTaEsr OF
Is. Rich Dress Goods,
In SILKS, TISSUES. BAREGES, GREN
ADINES. MUSLINS, DO.
.BoMBAzINES, ALPACAs and MOURN
ING GOODS, in great vnriety.
EMBROIDERS and LACE GOODS, OF ev-
cry description.
EVENING DRESS Gooda in Great variety,
constantly received.
All the above are Of our own
DIRECT HNB Bg'OHsTATuON
and offered at the LOWEST MARKET Prices.
TERmS.-Cnsh, or City Acceptance.
u The one price system strictly ad-
hered 10, and all Goods Warranted.
BROWNING &,LEMAN,
Charleston. S. c.. Jan. 9th, 1854. ii If
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* EEP C0OL''
W1LM1NGT1N ICE
HOUSE.
a LII. persons dsairous OF keeping cool or
"A of retaining or roga;ning health are
advised Ia use Ice freely during The Sum-
ner and Fall Srnsnns.
Ice can he eIIvercd daily by the Pass.
enger train winch caves Wilmington at
" and at aay b",,u on the Wilmington
and Manciic,, -. Road, a. the cost of
81 GO per Bar" runthn,ng l25 Pounds,
thereby placing Il within the power OF all
pcrs"'.s To use some and receive suppliea
w'lh regularity and despatch
All orders addressed lo" Wilmington
Ice House" enclosing the money will
receive prompt attentIon-ary person desir.
GUS OF receiving regular supplies at stated
"riods will please send their orders, ac-
cord'ngly aud their accounts will be for.
warded at the end of every month when a
remittance must bo promptly made or the
account stoppad
a. II. VAN BOKKELEN,
PROPRIETOR.
June Is, 1864. Sc 6.n,
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500 REWARD,

WILL be given for the apprehension and do.
livery to the Master Of either Workhouae in
Charleston, or anv Jail in the State, of fISAAC.
sometimes called John Brown, who, without
any known cause, left the James Hill Planta.
tion on tl,e 20h Of October last. Said follow
iS5 feet inches in height. nustee complexion.
emart, intelligent spoken, and 10 q Carpenter by
trade and when lasl heard Of was in the lower
country, on McCord'S plantation. Fifty dollars.
in addition to the above reward. will be paid
upon proof TO conviction Of his bcing harborod
or employed by q white or coIored person,
Apply 10 ): & J. u. KIRKPATRICH,
March 29th, 1853. % ~
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To the Public.

JOHN CHINA offera his services to the
clt'zets OF Sumter District and the public gen
orally and pledges himself to give every ntIrn.
ton to the sale Of all properties entrusted to his
hands on commission, either at auction or pri.
va'e aal-: The facilities hs enjoys, AZ to ailua.
tion aud his long experience in tho business are
satisfactory evidence Of Ills ability 10 do Justice
to any who may employ him.
Feb %, 1854. II u
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Negro Shoes,

The subscriber has made arrangements for
the manufacture Of from Four 10 Five thousand
PAIRS OF the above article by thsFALL. For
reference as 10 Equality, he would respectfully
rsiti PeIsons who may be disposed 10 purchape
OF him, TO those who ralroniz.d him Inrt v.,r
AS to price, he will guarantee them an low as
can be oiierded -
May % Il MORGAN
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Correspondence of the Dispatch.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, June %.
The commencement at the University has
crowded the town with strangers and every hotel
in the place is full. The attendance at the cee
brations of the Literary Societies not very
large, though to day the Hall will doubtless be
packed to suffocation.
On Tuesday night the Washington Literary
Society held their celebration in the Public Hall
of the University. The valedictory address was
delivered before them by IL. EMBRY MERRITT, of
Halifax. Subject-The effect of War and Poll
tics on National Genius.
Yesterday morning. at an early hour, the
Public Hall of the University began filling with
ladies and gentlemen, and by the time the arrival
of the EXPRESS train from Richmond-about | |
oclock-was full. The Washington and JEFF
ferson Societies, before whom Mr.. mitchell
was to deliver his address were then marshalled
into their respective seats. The stand at the
end of the Hall was occupied by the Board OF
Visitors of the Institution, ard many of the Pro
fessors. Escorted by the presidents of the two
Societies, Mr.. Mitchell then made his appear
ance He was received with loud applause, and
after being introduced to the audience by Mr..
VIM. H. AYLETT, of King William, proceeded
to deliver his address. 1t was one of marked
originality, and was received with much APP
plause.
Last night the Jefferson Society had its cele
braton, and was addressed by Mr.. W. w. Cor
DON, of Essex
Mr.. ALFRED TAYLOR BLEDsoE, now Professor
of Mathematics and Astronomy, in Oxford Uni
yersity, Miss, was yesterday chosen to fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death OF Professor
Courtenay. Mr.. Bledsoe graduated at West Point
with distinction, and was pupil in Mathematics
Of the lamented Courtenay. He is nephew of
the late Mr.. Samuel Taylor, formerly of Manches-
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Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.

FENHlS delightful watering place, situated IN tie coun-
Il ~ Bntetourt 10 miles north of Buci anan, Che
present terminus of navigation James River n
kanawla Cana, there being continuous line of Pack
cts from Richmond and Lynchburg that place.
the i'm nedat, Ioad leading from Lynchbu the
White Sulphur in the county OF Greenbrier, is nov
opened for the reception of isers
The efficacy OF this N curing many forms of dis
cases. and its bracng inv gorstng effects upon feeble
and debated persons. entite ii the special notice of
those who visit the mountains for heah;whlst the bean
liu by which is surrounded, and the vHrety
of nuscmei afforded may Justly claim pass
ing call from those who are in search of pleasure.
The proprietor, grateful for the liberal patronage he
las heretofore received begs leave the public
that his accommodations fr the present
pie aud of the FIRST class. His TABLE md BAR are
furnished with the best the land affords md every
enti,n will be paid by himself and assistants to the
comfort and enjoyment of guests.
Tie Stages connect regularly with the Boats at Buch
anan passing by these Springs the White Sulphur as
also with the Va. IL Tenn Railroad at Buford's via
Bur tanan.
F,r adults by the week so 90
a. horses - do..-- 90
4" do. - month. II "
Children and Servants PRICE. Other charges
in prop rtion p HATCHER.
Jun Is d&c2m'
Eg- Richmond Wing, Examiner and Petersburg Intel
igen:-r coy weekly for six weeks and forward thei
accounts o hi. Office for payment.
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S22.5OO worth of Dry Goods at Cost.

II NllE subscriber, wishing to convert mnny Of his
goods possible into money, has determined to
offer for The remainder ofhe season. his entire stock
Of Dry Goods at COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kept in the
dry goods line, His assortment of black and colored
Silks and Dress Goods ofevery description ~ unusually
large for The season. and is well worthy the attention Of
every person who may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His frien Is and the public generally requested to
call and examine for themselves,
Regular customers (should they prefer t) will be sup
piled with goods the usual terms.
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
2. S.-My stock Of Carpeng is quite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase. Jul Its
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N0TICE.
Office of the Richmond & Pc

Office of the Richmond & Petersburg r r. Co.
'I'O i'ERSONS SEEKING AN ELIGIBLE IN.
L VESTMENT OF MONEY Sealed Proposal. will
be received al this Office until the 18th lay of luly,
1851 when they will be open ID in the presence of the
President. Treasurer and Of the Directors
Of this Company, for the purchase of the SEt EN- PER
CENT COUPON BONDS of this Company 10 be issued
for the purpose OF reconsructng their r0ad with heavy
iron rails Under the authority of The Act of Assembly
passed February 18TH 1854 and of the resolutions of
the Stockholders of this Company, adopted the Both
Nav, 1854
The principal If these bonds will be payable the lst
annum, three and half per semi.annually on
Il LIT day % June, and the lst day Of December of
each year; the punctua payment oi both principal and
interest, being secured by coed of Trust the whole
road and other properly and franchises u the Company,
liable be enforced at my time upon sixty days default
in the payment OF any OF either prncip in
terest.
No bids for less than the par value of these bonds in
GLIDING interest from the LIT of this tn [June, 1854
that being the date which they begin bear per
cent. interest, will be considered.
The terms of payment will be cash; but from respon
sibe bidders negotiable for threr-fuurtls of the
teres thereon from the ls June, 1854 payable B. )
and months from TINT date, will be received A. II
security for the punetual payment OF which notes,
fifth of the amount of bonds actually pail for will be
tanned by the Company. until all OF the said noes shall
hive cen paid
Any further information the subject, which may be
desired, will be furnished by the President Treasurer
of The Company.
BY direction of the President
JNO. WILLIAMS,
Secretary and Treasurer r. q r p. R Co.
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Extraordinary Procee dings.

HARTFORD, Conn, June 29.-The Legislature
of Connecticut has passed resolution censuring
Senator Toucy for voting for the repeal of
the Missouri Compromise. The resolution null
lfying the Fugitive Slave Law so far az Connec
tcut is concerned, was also passed. This reso
luton declares that no Jail in the State shall be
used for the confinement of fugitive, and i'm
poses penalty upon any person arresting a
slave in the state
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Arrival of the Europa.
LAlERFRoM THE SEAT or WAR.

New York, June 30.-At last a,lyices Silistria
held out, though suoeor was rather more slowly
still coming
\ messenger was sent from the Prussion gov
eminent TO the Car, recommending him to ac-
cept Austria's recent summons. ltwas rumored
that the Car had already refused
The Baltic fleet was twenty miles from Hell
singiors.
Paskewitch is severely wounded. On the Both
May, three British steamers destroyed Ships.
Dock Yards, Stores, &c, at Bruhastadt, damage
estimated at three hundred and fifty thousand
rubles. The steamers also destroyed on the
3lst, Ships, Dock Yard an Stores at Swoaborg
valued at four hundred thousand rubles. The
Europa, u cavalry transport ship was burnt
while passing Gibralter with troops. Twenty
one lives lost.
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nv YESTERDAYS MAILS.
CONGRESS.
WAsnINGroN, June p, 1854,


e,.,,rE.-Nfr Petit made personal explana
- ~ the report in the Globe of his remarks
!! W. Io,5ay's debate, accusing Mr.. Sumner of
i ~ interpolated remarks into MIR. Pettits
',ob which he said were never uttered Mr..
s sP',aner responded with much bitterness aud the
nus false and falsehood were repeatedly ex-
hanged between them.
Alter some unimportant business, the Ser ate
.,nk up the proposition to refer the petition from
.bo ctizens of Boston for the repeal of the fugi-
10 slave Law to the committee ON the judiciary.
Mr. Dixon proceeded to address the Senate on
.,o subject matter of the petition. The debate,
'.G;cb became personal in its charaeter,was con-
tinned by Mr.. Mallory, Mr.. Clay, and Mr. Sum
NV Without concluding the debate, the Senate adj
ionrned. - -, e,,.
;trodaeed bill providing for better preservation
fife aud property from shipwrcck ON the coast
.ha limited States. Referred to the commit
Tee on commerce.
M, uoase proceeded in committee of the
ID 70 consider the bill appropriating ten mil
- of dollars to carry out the Gadsden treaty
WIN NJ, ponton,s amendment, with all the other a
'1,,onts were finally voted down. and the
an,,;ttee rose aud under the operation of the
',.n,;ons question the bill was passed. Yeas lob
nays % The House shortly after adjourned.
WASHINGTON June 29.-Ihe Senate received
tbo House bill approprating $4,000 to carry in
~ effect the Gadsden Treaty and immediately
won't into executive session on the subject.
The House was engaged in discussing the pro-
nosition for adjournment. A motion for final ad-
ionrnment on the 3lst July, as offered, but
3bere was no action thereon. The bill increas-
;ng nostage ON letters, over three thousand miles,
TO ten cents, was passed.
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DEGREES CONFERRED degree of d. d.
was conferred upon Rev. A. b. Van Zant Peters
burg; Rev. b. NJ. Smith, Philadelphia; Rev. NJ.
$. Hoge, Richmond; and Rev. 5. lrenaus Prime,
Of the New York Observer. by the Hamden sgd
ney College, Virginia, at its commencement on
the 18th inst
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CLOSING OUT STOCK.

Fine Black French Cloths, Cassimores and
Vestings
I will from h- day offer greater Inducements in tho
4 above mined articles linn hive been sold In th,a
city, In any louse this Season, eae not under what
circumstances. All persons wintng fine good. in his
line really low pricrs, will have chance to
supply themselves. by cnllina ou
b. n. LEWIS. Ser White Flag.
Jun 27-ts Enu Mum a.. Lynchhnrg.
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GymnaStic Academy.

MIR HERNANDEZ proposes to establish, IN
IN Lynch,urg, a GYMNASIUM, where all til" ex
ercise. pertaining the prof sson will be ,ausbt-
including practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
AITEI BtRS ROPES, LADDERS HORSE.
DUMB BELLS, THROWING KNIVES, BONlNG N
FENCING He will also have, in connection with the
Gymnasium. SHOOTING GALLERY.
Hi. terms will be only FOUR DOLLARS per month
the school commence ms soon us sufficient number
of subscribers obtained.
Mr. Hernandez calls attention the followingr ecom-
mendn,yl from physicians OF tho city. Ia developing
the muscles and onotiug the general health and ar-
pearance, nothing can compare to Gymnastics.
RECOMMENDATION.
The course Of instruction propose by Mr.. Hernandez
is we'll cacu ated TO improve ihr heah and appearance
of those who may place themselves urder hi care.
HY. GREY LATHAM,
II. LATHAM,
THOS. J. BLACKFORD.
w. OWENS,
VIM. s. MORRISS
SUBSCRIBERS NAMES.
Alfred w Horner w McCurkl,
w Bishop Geo Il Lyman
G ] Rhine J ~ Miller
Wm II Hall II Latham
b r Sumter B Davenport
Iy Grey Latham Davenport
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F Huntington AD Warwick,
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r A Atkinson Latham,
Ghas Lanshorne.
jun 23.drs
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-07-01

Hon. Gerritt Smith, of New York, has publish
ed card to his constituents in which he announ
oes it as his intention to resign his seat in the
House Of Representatives.