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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-19

GopEY's LADY's BooK.-Wc have received the
january No. of this truly interesting monthly
The engravings in this No. cannot be beat-John
Proclaiming the Messiah, and the Floral Offering
two splendid specimens of line ensravings.-
The Fashion Plate of the latest STYLES dehes imi-
tation and the Engraving and Coloring are beau
tiful. The colored Lithographis something which
is entirely new, and is exceedingly well DONE
With this No. commences new volume, and now
is the time for all who want good book to pass
away the long winter evenings, to subscribe for
the Lady's Book. The January No. contains 100
pages, Is engravings, 10 contributions and 10 full
page plates. TERMS copy, year, So , copies
So copies, $40; . copies, SIS; IL copies,
$40. Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home
Magazine will be sent one year for $3.50, by adj
dressing l.. a. Cooley, No. lis Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-19

~ The Bank Of Rockford has made IN as
Segment and closed its doors. - br3'. ts = q s.ie
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WORLDS FAIR.
EDWARD KEENAN,

Thirty Thousand Dollars Worth Of the Best and
| Latest Styles Of Goods. s~ae .
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AMEs VAN ErrEx, Attorneys Of Mortgage. f3
WAKEFIELD 4 BROWN, -
A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW, Holmes st.,
Will give attention to the business Of their
formation
J. b. WAKEFIELD. L. M. BROWN
90 .... Territory of Minnesota,
~ County Of Ramsey,
A' arsin ra'ey' Plaintiff District Court Second Iu
JANE TAIsEy, the named Defendant:
V0U hereby and required to appear and an
in the office Of the Clerk the District Saint Paul.
the said On me- the subscriber at my ONCE
Saint Paul in said within thirty days the service
answer complaint within the time aforesaid the
plaintiff in this action will apply the the relief
manded in the said complaint.
Dated October 20, 1854. '.a-
nev7-w6t Plaintiffs Atty.
L.. b. WAIT L co.,
in Groceries, Provisions and crockey Third st.
IL persons having claims against Ramsey County, St. Paul
n District, for taking Of the sick, will please bear in
mind that cannot their bills unless previously notified Of
the sickness OF said persons.
Per authority Of County Commissioners.
July %, IS54-wtf] r-fr'
SAINT PAUL AND SALTWATER
St. Paul every morning at M, and upon the arrival Of tn.
st. Anthony Falls Stage.
saltwater morning at and arrive in town to
meet with ST. Anthony Falls stage.
saltwater and Taylor's Falls.
- WILL LEAVE
saltwater Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at amp
return on alternate days. ,,il-.--- }
St, Paul and Shakopee. e /
-.tf.. WILL LEAVE
St Paul Monday, wednesday, and Friday, returning al
Psssensers will be called for at the Principal Hotels
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,1.ssrsns has Latest FAlLURE. al q sr.as.,..eq
The Wheat Growers Bank, Newton, Nov Jersey,
failed at 10 A. NJ, Dec. 1, 1854. sas ~
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GAIN invites the community of Saint Paul and elsewhere
n inspection Of his stock OF goods received
by arrivals. All the articles offered sale
ected by himself after careful inspection of Eastern stocks
and he has believe that he has hand
Try GOODS AND FANCY GOODS u
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DIVIDEND.
DIV IDTNOs ! 7 = =
ii BANK OF DELAWARE,


Wilmington, Nov. Sd, 1854.
The Directors have this day declared dividend
of Twelve Dollars per share, being six per cent.
for the last six months. Payable to the stock
holders their legal representatives, on after
the 10th inst.
They have also declared an extra dividend of
Six Dollars per share, payable at the same time.
BY order, S. FLOYD, Cashier.
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The Storm Lake Ertc--Vessels Ashore and
Several Lives Lost.
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'DITED BY G. H. PARKER.

MONETARY bl1 -l-t-3
Money in this city is comparatively easy. This
is owing in great degree to the influx Of large
amounts of gold from the Indian payments.
The rates are still 2 l-2 per cent. per month on
real estate; 3per cent. on first class paper, on
GALL -,sloy 1,.ts E7s 10 .lll 2zA
Large amounts are on hand in the city for in
vestment. .e s''N '.' '"''' '.'' 'e-"
No new information has been obtained from
below in relation to Indiana, Ohio and Illinois
currency, that does not appear in. this issue.
Rates of Exchange remain firm at previous
quotations. Land Warrants not in much demand.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1854-12-19

US we learn through private advlccs that the
Government Stock Bank, Ann Arbor, Mich, has
made an REORGANIZATION. sacs5aiet..
BANK OF DELAWARE, WnMINGToN.-We are adj
vised by letter from stakeholder of the Bank
of Delaware, Wilmington, that the Bank is per-
fecty sound and has been, the reports to the con-
trary notwithstanding.-Era it from the list of
Broken and Discredted Banks.
We publish the following, clipped from the Del
aware Gazette, as the best evidence of the condi-
ton Of said Baak: .... a.. ...---,...
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here unfavorable to the solvency of the Rock
Island Bank, we are pleased to be able to lay be-
fore our readers portion of a letter received
from the President of said Bank: ,f .if.s., i:ist
Rock ISLAND BANK, Ill.
G.. H. PARKER, ESQ.,, Banker, St. Paul, M. T.:
SR:-That you may not be mislead by the
false reports in circulation as to this bank take
the liberty to say that it has not failed-has not
suspended-has not been run upon--is in good
condition, and enjoys the confidence of the COM
munity in which it is situated. ~ - a.s
el - lrt M. p. OSBORN, President.
Although the notes of this Bank are quoted in
Thompson's Reporter, at 25 per cent. discount,
and are not received by some of the Bankers in
this city, hey will be taken on deposit by me, as
they always have been, without discount.
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Agents.
OFFICE in the U. s. Land Once Buildings,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA.
WE will attend the purchase and village and city
w property farming rural lands in this vicinity and
other important localities. Particular attention given
where in the Territory Property and titles carefully
ined; taxes paid; collecting done sc. Agences solicited
All business entrusted will receive prompt and
attention. q. ga,
References.
GENEsEE, MICH.-HOn. Vim. Fenton, Register q. s. Land
Office; Hon. Russell Bishop Recei, er, do.
PONTIAC, MICH-Hon G. T. Copeland, Judge I'd Judicial
District. sit.- -
LAPEER, MICH.-Hon. A. N. Hart, Pres't
Lake Michigan Railroad j. r. White, Es Director, do
SAGINAW, MICH.-M. B. Hess, ESQ.,, p. NJ; Hon. James
Watson.
DETROIT, MIcH.-G s. Lester, ESQ.,, Forwarding aid Conn
mission Merchant; Messrs. Lewis Graves, dos j. p Whit
temore, Atty at Law.
CLEVELAND, O.-IIon. VIM. Case, Prest P. & A. n. R.
change Broker. az. - f q -sr.~- -.
MINNEAPOLIS N. T.-Hon. A. +. Ames; N. /. Olds Re-
gyer u. s.. Land Office; X. p. Russell, Receiver.
SAINT PAUL.-Ex-Sovemor Alex. Ramsey; Gov. W. A.
German; J. Travis Rosser, Sec'y MT. - -
BURLINGTON VT.-Rev. WOrhingt0n Smith, d. d. Prcst
U. v. M Farrand n Benedc Professor Mathematics
Civil Engineering, H. Can, Collector Customs.
AUBURN THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.-Rev. VIM. q. r.
Shedd, Professor OF Sacred Rhetoric and Past Theo.
BRAsHER FALLS, N Y.-E. s. HUBBARD ESQ.,, Dealer in
Lumber and Produce -- .s
CHICAGO, ILLsJohn Turner, ESQ.,, President G. b.
U. R.R; N. X. Towner Esq, Sec'y do.
BELvIDERE, ILLs.HOn Cephus Gardner; Hon. r. 8. Ma
lony NJ D., and Alex Neely ESQ.,, Prcst Belvdere Bank.
FoRT SMELLING, N. T.-Eranklin Steele, Esq. ,Et
ORWELL, vT.-Hon. Roswell Bcthunc - -rg
ortfQ -dvrtf =
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SO WE Go!-Ccn. j. w. Whitfield, a Democrat
and a strong slavery man, has been elected to
Congress from Kansas. Great efforts were made
by the Douglasites to elect him, and they succeed
cd. The election of Members to the Territorial
Legislature, has been postponed by Gov. Reeder,
on the grounds that no census has vet been taken,
and that there is no Legislative Hall. The Gov
.ernor is much rallied against by those who would
be glad to the Territory under the dominion
of shareholders. There is but little doubt but
Whitfield was elected by fraud and in no other
way, as a great number of Missourians crossed the
line, and voted.
~ Saturday morning our city was visited by
a snow storm which continued through the en-
tire day. Sunday morning it had cleared of
pleasant. The snow now covers the ground to
the depth of about inches.
WHAT THEY THiNK.-A gentleman writing to us
from Virginia, concludes his letter as follows:
IS At some leisure day will let you know how
Virgnians talk about Minnesota in connection
with the North Pole, Polar Bears, Scalping
Knives, &c. 1t is amusing to hear these old TO-
gies talk of progress in the North West to hear
their ideas about the natural greatness of your
pleasant Territory. The only difficulty is to
transcribe on paper that which can only reach the
ear, but some of these days will dot down for
the edi6cation of your readers, some of the queer
notions entertained by Southerners concerning
the free, happy, prosperous West.
Yours, ALB.
p. S.-Put me down as Minnesotian.
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK.


ON the l.; 4 every month Is published. price III
~ cents. Flank Le.lies Ltdic Gazette al Paa.,
Lo ldou md New York Fashions, containing 100 En-
cravings ut the Newest Styles of Ladies aud Child aas
Hats Caps Dresses, Maniillas, &c full szs Paper.
Pattern of Maniiila largs Sheet o Patterns, bud d
scription uf Crochet W, rk, Article Relieve Lenhe
Work, Velvet Paintings. &c Entertaining Lt1ar
Matter Tales. &c., Novelette, by Mrs Ann stephens
Also--Each Part contains New Song or Piece al Nh
sic Arrangements have been competed n Paris
whereby the Newest Designs will arpe 10 tls Work
ore lnenlh before the Paris Fashion BOOKS received
by the steamer.
Part l. issued January lsi, 1854 and has been
reprinted ais different times in order meet the demand
Al the back numbers bo obtDined. The euluied
Plate is alone worth money thun Is charged iof
the whole Part
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
al Is by far the best Fashion Book Issued In this
try We cnriially recommend IL ~ ] Daily Tunes
J ali, sihc highest rank 1ng all journals Of it. class
A. y. Tribune. This Is uperb work. Il Iran.
seyfpt 1t is the best record OF The Fashon pub
ished." Sgdoy Times PhHodephta.-'lt contains
afhe Fusiions aud oolotcd Plate ol ereni
beauty. me Jo,enoL
One copy. ne year $3 two do, g., four do ~ One
copyo the Gazette and cop, If latpe.'s, Putnam
or Grahnm's Magazine, one yenr, g..
flee Ma. & Ohm street, New York, aud far sale l.,
all Booksellers inthe United STATE, and Canadas.
upl 10 d3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REI.I.IARD TABLES

fEffiE z5.lbers having devoted Heir sonni htt"n
i tin ler many yaafs 10 the manufacture d Bill.
LARD TABLES, are folly competent toezec1ie wofh
that v ID give str satisncinn Ia" must tisidio T.
connissefr. Being tie extensive manufacturers ~
the Union. thr4 enabled fn1urnin superior nhe Ut
10 PER cent les than ans oiher establishment n TIE
county. which iaet they respectfully eyt tie 90
snfion Of buyers ALL 10 tie essential iniirvene ~
they hay. made ia the construction snd elasticity at
cushions which they live bfous ht TIA de.ree OF pl.
fseion uffaiu1 by 10 Always on iand Billiard
fafles iii Marble aud Woadea beds, with 5ree
st4ek Of clolh. Balls Cues Tfenrh tie leather CUE
Wag Pooi Bal Bonids, BieaielIe Tables. Silk and
Wmsted pocLel. sc. Or,if. hs mail promptly ut
teHdrd to Old Tnbles -nfane iiy srnding them by
Exnre.. GRIFFITH X DECKER.
Bilaid Table Manufacturers
mil 3n No 80 Ann Il New York.
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27,Sl4 Plies amounting to Sl,053,H90
Tickets S20-shares in proportion.
Certificate of packages will be issued aud sold
at the following rates
% whole tks 500 10 25 quarters s72 SO
% halves lI5, % % eghths 80 %
There Two lofteries la"n Ia the city Of Baltimore
every day. under The supervision Of Commits
sinner appointed by the Of Marj land In the
rrioe Of tickets j. invariably o. IN tie other the price
Yaries from q 30 to $50 ~ per schrne.
lladcrs ior tickets IN any Of the Maryland lotteries
viii receive prompt ntte ntion II addressed 10
a. MoGREGGOR & co,
Corner Of Baltimore and Calvert ,treets
IN tD.di20unp Baltimore, Md.
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MECHANICAL.
New Furniture Ware-Rooms.

coNANT, wALDR RON & Co,
NOuLD Re peetlub iaorm tIisir hieh aud The
w public generally that they receiving ui
their Furniture Mare Rooms Mai ST.. ir~ tlnof-
below tue Nofvefi House. their stoek ct Rase Wood
Mahogany Walnut. and other turfifpfc lagehef WITH
great many article. ia the say Of House keeping thai
are useful veil ornamental. At have never brore
been introduced to this market Al al winch have been
selected frun honsr. Nar,h. enjoying thu highest repn
IA. ion for good and faithful work.
The, have also cnnrcied with ihrir establishment, -
Manufacturing Department,
IN which they engaged sutkmsn 81 rkiiinEd eHpc
tsncr aud therefore prepared IN have made - ~
der Of good etal. any piece 81 furniture TINT
my be- ordered. They woali add lint they are pre-
pared to ther RreBtri iiucemshts TO r'isous wanting
anything in tie way af URAffUhb, than hs ever be.
ore bee uc ed in this market And they hope by a.
sid4ous attrton business and receive ut lea-
a portion ol the uhlie patronage.
GONAN1. WAI.DROH e. co.
\ D-Wc Rand my our old eujsand custom
er tsrt ve continue manufacture. old stand
ON Is, dee ~ all kinds # I huceD Naulds anj the
iko aai 40 salieil continuance al their iapnrs.
marI3t. e, W. c.
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BOOKS, &c
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !

AfI1A NEW HOOkSi NEW BOOKS
ID, B.pAyNE has to-day opened the fol
VIZ having wo,ks:
ALo..E by young lass of Richmond, Va,
Va eatine 5 History Of the Ct,y oil New York.
Memoirs ard Sermons Of the Rev. Mr.. Dayal eity mis-
sa,Hary. Richmena Va.
History Of d iver Cromwell; by N. tiuizo,,
Franchere's Narrative,
The Lawyers Story.
SPIRIT Manifestations Examined and Explained b, Dads
NJ rgaret: or Prejudice az Home.
An of War: by Jomini,
The Caiacom s of Rome: by w. J. Kiss,
Asta biography Of an Artress- Mes. Mowntt
Sailor Sh ell Sketches of the Irish Bar.
The Apocalypse Unveiled. vols.
Life and Labors of ST. Augustine,
Encyclopedia OF Perils und Adventures of Travellers,
Hunters and Sailors.
Cruise oftise North Star
The Winter Lodge.
The Seut Farmer and Market Gardner,
Henck's field-Bo,k Cor Railroad Enginears,
Busy Movements of an Idle Woman,
The Seyenth Census y. S.--ls50.
may l6.ts
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Watches and .leWeDry.

81 TIE uhsefin,r beas leave to announce his
O. hirnds and the public eene"aly that he has just
Gss9 rc, ived r m the North large Ind we'll
ed assortment # Gold Ard Silver Watches. He is Iii.
pos i, Ia 81 nj a smnll adv ,ncc orthern prices
The Icwe ~ j. OF good quality aud most mpdern and
approved Styles Mo Srecacles of assorted nRes; nnd
vmiety Of Fine Fun, Extracts Pcrlumery and Fancy
Goods
Gull aud examine for yonfeclye- us charge nothing
fur showi IN, goods mud but little when | sell
them Terms CASH Shop nearly opposite the Nor
veil House, Lynchhulg, Va. Is. WHICH.
n B.--Watches and Clocks repaired in tho best man-
ncr. md moderate charges Is. w. II,
Jun - dlwthcne3w
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DissO luton.

fS'B patfn r>i here ofirc sting under the firm
aud -tae 81 Bell Jennings, in The prophet rship
f the Cnhell House, has this day been dissolved. by
mutua consent The subscriber has purchased the
lir'inrrre- o MIR Jennings and will hereafter be the
sole pto rieref. lie respectfully sulics conlin
nance If iheru Patronage IL has heretofore receive
from his friends aud the public orally promising thn
~ pans eNpe Sc shall be spared torender them com
lortnhIe winle they stop with linn.
June 9Th 1884 (ts) ROBERT II BELL.
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ss1soMETHINa NEW & BEAUTIFUL


ESKyR A. WILLIAMS calls attention 10 his new
80 beautiful q varied assortment Of Prayer Book,
- whieh he ha just received aud winch he Sc
lected Aimseif in the Northern Cities but few days
ago; together with large stock of Theological I'D
Mseela works, consisting of all latest d
must Interesting works Of tho day.
The foiowi some Them:
Russia Stores by Oliphant
Maps of Europe,
Sketches of Greece and Turkey.
Siillmans Travels in Europe,
Life and Writings of Andrew Brondu.,
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea,
The Discarded Daughter,
Reyerie- of a Batcheor,
Mrs Bros ning's Poems,
History OF Ireland
C. OF John Randolph Of Roanoke, by Hugh A. Garland
Woman in France, by Julia Kavanaugh.
Woman and her Master. by frederick Smith
Together with heautifil selection OF fancy articles,
writing desks, III secret springs: large 'tock 81 uin
Sic paper hangngs, and neffomery Of every Kind aud
such r-'s sarroi TAIL 10 please. All he asks Il
ehii e insure snles. may ~
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
70 1D1S stuart G g. S"s', Clarified x Crushed
90 boxes Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls N. o. Moasses,
10 hhds, Z. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
SO Laguira do.
10 Prime old Java do,
80 boxes Ada mainline and Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Clover Orchard. Grass and Timothy Sc
Call oon rs we are selling cheap.
(frb 24ts) YOUNGER & SMITH
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GAS, CASH. CASH.

DERSONS wishing thrlr houses tilted fuf bur ing
n 6as viii find somc strong Inducements offered by
applying Ia the rubseribcr have good work men aud
sulclior stock of materials A. q. DABNEl. g.
N Il All ,rdcr- for fitting up Tobacco Factories
ICED within ixt, duy4, payment will be required
bolms the lst of June, 1879.
lun 7-lt4
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Long looked for, Come al last.

4 llAA JUS received summer supply nf Slny'
u n4rvnlled Rohigotutufs The gteni number have
sold here within The Inst three nnd the universe
snriucon they have given the best gunun OF their
superior excellence. hive three different sizes, price,
50 81 30 aud - Call aud see t,rm the q ty
tu'nllurr Warerooms. opposite the Nor,ell Ilou4
iun12 A WINSTON.
EHs Ron rnnv
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SOUTHE-sGDE RAILROAD
L. Id 60


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D,
IA pot, in Pete sburg every day. Sunday excepted,
at o'clock, A. NJ, arrives Burkeve at the in
lerection of the Richmond and Daoyille RAILROAD
ut 10 cockA. connecting that Road with Messrs.
i. FIagg Co.'S Stage Liue for Charlotte Court tnuse
llalIfuX Court House, DanyIlc and Greensboro, /.
und arriving Farmville ut ll.30. A. NJ. connecting
there with Mrssrs. Flngg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg
Returning. the tain leaves Farmve at / p. NJ
ard Bnrkeyale at % p. M arriving IN Petersburg in
time for the trains going North South, connecting
every luesdny and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
hoHd,wth the sp ndl sea nships Roanoke und james
t,wh for Nw.l ok; which leave City Point at p M
and every Wednesday with steamships for Phiade phu
which leave City Point u: The same hour.
gers prelerring in Petersburg The over
night, iuke the mornii tran North at a, A. NJ
the james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Ba
at g. A. NJ, the foo the South, at oo lock
A..
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rutes:
Between Petersburg and Lynchbure, through in
hltteen hours, s. 90
between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in Two days, Oh
Between Petersburg and W hite Sulphur S rings,
Though in two days.. -. -. 10 Oh
Between Petersburg DanviIle, through in TWEEN.
ty-tpur hours ---..--...- ........... 8 81
Between Petersburg Gee 'sboro, n. c. thro'
IN two days, -------....-.-... 10 Oh
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, n. c. through
lnlhtee days. --..----.-- II 90
Between Petel sburg and Charlotte $lS 90
freight train !, ayes the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Wednesday aud Friday morning at &, a. M.and
returns the same days Any person wishing tie
# freight ohtain freight list by calling uzon
The Agent at the Petersburg Depot
der3 Is f. J. WALL SUIT.
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LIGHT LIGHT !
GAS FITTING.

AN fully prepn,ed To Introduce tu- Pipe into Stores,
Dwellings. Factories, the shortest notice. Iav
ng had several Years experience IN the BUSINESS my
"o'k mny be relied perfect. am ready to give
estimntrs ut any Time will also furnish slenm.ppe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pfart cal Gas fucr Ma n ~
Wilson x fmnklin's old sinnd up stnrs.
ion 7.ls
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MINNIS g. TANNERS

MONEY WANTEzf.--$l0 00o nth OF Dry
VI Goods to be sod by the middle of August, for
CASH. Persons wanting chenp and good Good, will
nuw ave opportunity that may never occur again
These goo Is must be la and mistake by that time
These goods all pur hased this SnlHg for Cash
old shop keepers amongst them. The public will
please call AID examine Nows your chanrc Cor bargains
b H. LEWIS, EHsl Main 81,
Sign White Flag, a few doors above Novel; House.
lnnel0ts (O HNp hhurg. Va.
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FEE SEASONS.

FEHHOSE allreorica representations Of he seasons
] recently arranged ON the Will, Of Minis & Tan
ueis Daguerleinn Gallery are de dedy TIE beau
tiiul things of the kind we have ever hehed.
They add attractions to Iheirrooms, which before
seemed . contain gems Of att nthr inimalle speei
OF DaRuereot ped beauty, sufficient to sat"e the
eye and satisfy the curosty ofany reasonable person.
MINNIS & TANNERS
Mottos EXCELSIOR aud they really seem determined
reach, least enrn il they have alt eady n;anod
position The pinnclc OF tame in their heuutiu art.
Gin and strangers should tail to visit the
Lynchhurg Phonep phie Gallery, if only 10 the
SEASONS" Entrance on Muiu, doors from Bridge
street. Jun Is