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The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
HI. $. Dale & Co.,, Cincinnati.

pLAINING Mill and Saw Blind and Door Manu- | lecturers, corner Ann and Plum streets, adioin- ing Hospital building.
 All orders promptly and carefully filed and ship ped to all parts of the country.
 May 2. '54 It
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

OTOVES! STOVES!!- undersigned has just C received lot of Cooking Stoves which he offers for sale cheap. (may l6) A. J. HUTT.
 WINDOW SASH-The undersigned offers for
 w sale a lot of Window Sash, 8 10 and 10 X F.; Persons building would do well to give him q call. May 16) A. T. HTTT1T
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

Bar Iron and Cut Nails. 10 0O9 lbs ibso Bar Iron nS assd sizes; 75 kegs Nails ass'd.; kegs Cut Spikes; Received and for sale by May g. RAPLEY, HANGER, & co.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

ID QECLlNED per steamer Yuba, direct from New MolasSes, 10 half brls do 15 brl Ginger. 15 brl Saeratus E brl Coperas;
 bales brown Domestic, bales Osnaburgs:
 5o doz Plates, 50 doz. Teas, dog. Pitchers 10 dog: Bowls; and for sale low for cash, by
 May 16. M 'OSRORN
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
GROCERIES! GROCERTESy,

ONOCGIeAH"S: "HOS ES!: 100 SACKS Coffee; 200 sacks coarse Salt; 50 fine IUU do; 15o barrels Sugar;
 choice brown for family use; l " < crushed;
 Havana;
 Loaf:
 tierces Rice; ? boxes superfne Tea: 15o half barrels Molasses; 15 brls do. And for sale low by A. J. HUTT. May 9.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
1000 Acres first rate River Land for Sale
 in two tracts.

in two tracts. THE subscriber wishes to sell the above quantity of l the finest River Bottom land in the State of Ar kansas situated in Johnson county eight miles above Clarksvie, in range 25 west, township north. The tracts contain 800 each and one of them has on it the finest spring of water in the State. One is inn medately on the north bank of the Arkansas, oppo- site McLean's bottom, and the other about miles from the bank
 For terms and full description of the land apply to E. B. Aston at Spadra Bluff.
 May ?, '54 St JAMES LOGAN.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

EA A Assortment of every description. on VI IH- hand and for sale by J. LEVY.
 May 9 IA
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

Reed by the Forest Rose, A Splendid lot of Ladies and Misses Boots Shoes A and Gaters, all of which will sell low for cash May g. WILLIAM GILL.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PEOPLE.

SWAMP LAND SCRIP, in pieces to suit pur- IC chasers Apply to A. J. uUTT.
 May
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
nUEENSWARE.- dog. common Teas @ P doz. Breakfast Plates;
 12 Iron-stOne Breakfast Plates.

OUEENSWARE:-s doz. common Teas, V P dog. Breakfast Plates;
 lS 1ron-stone Breakfast Plates;
 1Z " Dinner I
 12 '" Desert H
 35 |" Teas n 4 setts China, with an assortment of Bowls, Pitchers, Mugs, Sugar Bowls, Creamers, Basins and Ewers. For sale by A. J. HUTT- May 16
 FASHIONABLE TAILORING.-The>os os II undersigned informs the public, that he is at R all times ready to make Garments for those who lf1 materials, and in the most approved style. He has Ill his employment, workmen who are fully competent to give satisfaction to his customers.
 Always on hand fine assortment of Cloths and Trimmings, Silk Satin and Marseilles Vestings; blk doeskin Cassmeres and fancy Linens for pants; silk Alpaca, French Merino and Drab d'ete. At the Elm ponum. May 16) E. MARCUS. M EW Fashionable Clothing at Marcus 4 EmpOrlum.-Just received direct from the East large and well selected stock of ready made HloIhg, the pest assortment ever brought to Little ROCK, having been purchased by the undersigned in person, consisting of French Merrino Coats;
 Black Lasting
 Black Silk Lllster {.
 Fine brown Linen C
 Fine black silk Alpaca
 Fine seagrass linen
 Fancy Silk
 Boys Linen
 All kinds of linen Pants, fancy and plain. of the best materials and latest stvles Fine drah Su,nmor cassmere Pants Also fine lot of French black draSs and trock Coats, and fine doeskin cassimere Pants. large lot of summer Vests, plain and fancy All of which will be sold low for cash
 May16 E. MARCUS.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
Quinine! Ouinine!!

f00 OZ. of Quinine Farr's) on hand and for sale OOO cheap for cash, at the New Drug Store, by
 May w. w ADAMS
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
Eagle Gin Stands.

THE undersigned agents for Messrs. Bates Hyde, l x Co.,, manufacturers of the celebrated Eagle Gin Stands at Bridgewater Mass, have on hand supply of the above Gin Stands of fifty and sixty saws with the necessary bandngand are now pre- pared to fur nish planters with Gin Stands of this make of any number of saws required, upon terms as liberal as they can be purchased elsewhere.
 RAPLEY, HANGER, & co. Little Rock May q 1S54
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

w. GILL, K EEPS constantly on hand and makes to order lA Double Sole, Water Proof, Fine Dress and Pump Boots which he will warrant not to be inferior to any in the south or vest May g.
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

4 setts China, with an assortment of Bowls Pitchers, Mugs, Sugar Bowls Creamers, Basins and EWers. For sale by A. J. HUTT. May 16
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16

W ISKY! HE undersigned has just received stock of this Il article, as follows: " ''''N '' ''-' 20 20 half barrels Wilshires best; old Rye; Bourbon, first rate article. French Brandy; Native s. Malaga Wine Call, see and taste before purchasing. Mays A. l. HJ1TT
The true Democrat., 1854-05-16
Received by late Arrivals.

May Is. 1854 St
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.

Premiums were awarded at the Petersburg Fair
to Messsrs Irwin X Grouse, of this place, for the
best bull $50; f'r the best cow. 3 years old and
upward, e25; for the best heifer, (native) So,
aud for the best yoke of oxen. over four years
old, $40 Messrs J. r. Kent of Montgomery
and David Mct,ayock of Pulaski. were awarded
premiums on fine cnttle. For the best manu-
featured tobacco, $40 each to the Rocky Mount
brand of +. II. Claiborne "Mad Of Orleans"
brand of I. c. $. Ferguson, of Lynchburg; the
Foiled lbs" Of Oylcr aud Anderson, of Lynch
burg aud tn" Magnolia of MeEnery u McCul-
loch, Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01


WHAT THE CRITICS SAY.
i'ar "hhi Frank Leslie says al il in his Ladies' Ga
zette:
Nehnve read this exceedingly elegant contribution
T." our hight literature with ahsnyiugi uicrc.t "Aonr1
Is h"Htt Offering the altar of home and social ni
tclah~' supple TUE Of real life, dedicated tony lruh
erhhd NlNtc We wc,omr such tributes = tbs most
heartily Nothing IN lis strikes memory ~
heihR nS equal, mud give place fitting not an
'ur artistic hhzett" as We woubd . eeu OF putest ray,
and commend Alone Ia every retired mimi
Atone STUDS fat above the light literature Of The day
Ia rs style and general dotuilF rr6orck sburg II rred
N1tutH and te-ike IN its concep tun-. and tenming
wihintcrrst; "lilc vein of ich and cheerful humor
aud an "Netf 'wle sympathy, wade the entire work
and sparkle upon ever y pnge We have read novel
"ii'h We ean :" heaaiiy commend 10 the public ~
"AIon" '-Lexington Gszctte.
Cham, t"r1rd by fprcc, clcnrncss aud oreinalnv.-
Goieys Laf,'s Book
II stands 'aiour' ~ being IA rciain extent giun
1t Is remark n and curious work rxacI.
" novel II i. skilluly plan ed aud deeply in,cr-
a>ting story, lat something mor' jhan sroy aud /,
designed to BIZ "-omrhirg better tim inter- sting
Nethlnk ~he has acrp1or,te, more than she intendei
-Sonihcru litrnry Messenger.
t'nr of the he, work. of fiction lvr ever read.
Marion Ilarard' may he justly placed il the very
front rank OF Amrricau lrurtle writers BE ford Sent
Lc
1t bear~ the uur-ts,a be l.. pr, SIS OF highly gifted
mind Dtryi,c Rrgi.i,r.
Every page i, an n,i len The luggage is rh,sc and
e"s III the whole ale fascinating hat it ho Ids til.
reaters mini IN firm grssp ,ui il lini>hrd.-
Penn1 Fost. oct IS Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01


MOI a particle Of Mercury in IL
An iNrALLIpLr RANDY for Scroiulo. Kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cunucous Emptious, Pm.
pies or Possible, ON - FACE 81 trhe. Soil Crpnir
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Teter, Scnld Head, En-
nrsrni, ut nd Pain fhe Bones Il joints, stubborn
llaers, Sypldltc Disorders, Lumbago, Spinal Com
Iliui,. AMI all Discusses arising from an iniu1ieious
useof Mcicnry. lmplndence in Life, or lmpuriy III
This valuable Medicine. which has bcco ne celebrated
for the number of extraordinary cures effected through
its agency has induced the pr1n'ieor nj the urgent
quest their friends offer it tn the public which they
do with the confidence in lis virtues and
derful curative pro, critics he following certificates,
selected hornn lnrge number however, stronger
testimony thun the wuri of the prorctors; n1d
all from gentlemen we'll know in their localities,
and OF the highest responsibility mnny of them residing
in the tily 81 Richmond Va.
f. BOlDEN. Esq, of the Exchange Hotel, Rich.
mont known every where, says h" has sern the Medi'
cine chilled Carriers Spanish Mixture administered IN
over iuodred in near the diseases for which
it Is recommended, with the must astonishing good
suits He sy, il thu most eNraordinsfy medicine he
has
Ag,c and Ffpe-~ Great Cure.-I hereby certify, that
Tor ree years had Ague and Fever OF Of the vin
lcnt description Ind several Ply sic ans. took large
quantities otQ ainnr, Mercury. and believe all the
To1r- advertised. but all with ut any permanent
lief At last | uie, Carter spanish Mixture two
bottles Of which enrclualy cured ~. and am happy
to .ay have had either Chills Fever since. com
sdcr the best Tonic in the world. nnl rhr ouly mcd-
cine that ever reached IN, cuse. JOHN lONGDEN.
Beaver Dam, near Richmond, Va.
Il. Luck, E.q nov in Richmond, and for many
years in the Post Chre has such conf lcnce in the
tonshng efficiency of CHr'rs Spanish Mixture, that IA"
lms bought upwards of 20 butes. when h" has given
away afflicted. MIR. Luck says he hns never known
il Ia fail whrn taken according In directions
DIR Minge,a practising Physician, and formerly Of
the City Hotel in the city Of Richmond says chs wit
messed in IA number Of nstince, the Effects % Carriers
Spanish Mixture which were nos' uuy surprising. lie
suys it acn-e OF Consumption dependent on the Liver
the good fleets were wonderful inde"d
Samne NJ Dfinker oil the firm ut Diinker n Mo ris
Richmond, wa, cured ot Li"r Complaint OF = yens
-tundeg by the use Of TWO bottles of Cnrlers Spanish
Mixture.
Grea C"re Of STotma The editors "t the Rich.
m"nd Repub lean tad servant employed IN 'her pre''
room cured ii 'i"'ent Ncro'"ia cnnpned WIN hheu'
rr,ar,er. Srani.h N'xnr ,rs. narCcc,
,a ~ Mn a,l ,l, Edir,rs IN :, pnllic ro,i,e oy
,b,, cb,f II. ,,,o,,,n,,d !, II nil WIN, nro afflicted
" IN any disa,.e or the blsod''
S,V d,l, l,rs of Scr,6y u b,a q, ,,or, vnI,,,
Lilo -, c,,,o1 e ,,t.rt. Soani.b Nixt,r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

a'l'd great excitement requesting Bishop White
mouse to reside in that city. lie intimnted the
possibility of his resignation.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. oCTO-
Der 30
BEEF CArrLE.-rhere were. offered at the
scales day, 2tOO Beeves-l20O sold. 100 left
"'ef,'oO driven off. Prices 81 30 So 81 on the hoof
equal I" So,00as7,0O nett. and averaging S337B.
The Markets.
NEW YORK, Oct M.-Stocks dull. Flopr
market unsettled by the Pacifcs news; prices
gone up % to 30 cts. per hh Wheat advanced
1 to b cts. Corn is upward. Cotton dull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

VIM 7. Holman, SON Of WIN. II. Holman, Esq,
of Va was drowned III Nelson Creek California,
ON the Both of August. y companion who ac-
companied him to California writes
Mr. Holman sailed from Baltimore ON the Sd of
February, 1919. in the ship Nylon, and by his
eccpntricites obtained among the passengers
the sobriquet of ''Nirginia." He was the life of
the ships company, and his humorous anecdotes
and quaint sayings made many an otherwise dull
hour pass pleasantly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

SUDDEN DEATH-Ars. Daniel Ward, wife of
Col. Daniel Ward, of the Columbian Hotel, drop
ped dead from apopeXy at the hotel yesterday
afternoon, about ) o'clock. She was n'the en-
joyment Of perfect health, and her death was
unexpected it was sudden. Mrs. w. was be-
loved and respected by all who knew her, and
her loss will be deeply felt by large circle of
frends.-R. DiSDatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
ALEXANDER LUBDERS
FreScO Work at the Washington House.

| horeb, most respectfully -olci' the Ladies and Gen
lIrncn ot lynelbnrg pay visit To the Washington
House, tie Ludics Putlor of which Nj Laf wlch has
la painted in fn-,o, and which Lave hal tie honor
OF finishing This day
Rcyin2 confidently upon the high dcgrc of inste al.
why snilrtcd lay the citizens of I.ynchburg, sinll
be lmppy L. lHrn tlmi have n'led Ia the present
in tnn,e III receiving then concentrations; aud tint
may thcu, of thrir securing NY serve
that she carry he iacst French style OF freseo
work, while my phi grently moderated rs In
insure entire satisfaction IN nll.
fY Each job eN"euted b, me in this city shall be Of
udlfc,fnt ratIcrn and stgle.
Altuis and Prnsrirnians oil Churches rendered Ia m,
an cv,ry sr,le Of Architectural draw ing aud effect
Those Wishing their hal~rs deeurntcd, viii pense
leave their drrrtio With Mr. Lcitwcl mt the Wash
inrtou House who has kindly "cutcd to forward then
Ia me oct IL -3tPw2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
Loss ofthe Steamer Isabel.

NEW YORK, Oct. 30-'The Empire City re-
ports the loss of the steamer Isabel built in
Baltimore, near Key West, She was comtnan-
dad by Capt. Rollins, but he was not aboard this
tip, beng DELAYED in Baltimore in consequence
of sickness in his family. All the passengers
and crew were saved.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

MONTREAL, Oct. 3D.-'The fatal and destruc-
tive acct lent which occurred on the Great West
ern Canada Railroad, it is now ascertained, was
caused by the Waterman falling asleep whilst on
,apty. Thomas Meagher, the great Irish patriot,
l,yas the train at the time, and very narrowly
escaped death, though only sustained slight in
Jury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

The Free Democratic State Convention of
New Hampshire have nominated Asia Fowler, of
Concord, formerly democrat and law partner of
President Pierce. as their candidate for Govern
or Hon John T. Hale address sed the convention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
Something worth Noticing!

HAVING Turci,scd land in the country, md in
i tending 10 rcmovc to ii, | offer FOR SALE the
truly valnnle place whore now reside II contains
SIX ACRES OF LAND, a convenient md comfortable
DwLIING llou.t, coon ou1 HOUSES, large Otchdrd
Of tce. Sictei Fruit 1tcc Well n excecn, water in
the yard "A LARGE GARDEN-cxcelled IN beauty and
pradnctiveuoss by in this country, Persons wish
ing purchase such plnce will pense cal and ii.
9,gms-Modcrdtc. GEORGE A. WRIGHT,
aet 2Sit Lsnchburg.
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ErtfHSirp Failure

ALBANY, Oct. 3O.-Mr. Merrick, very ex-
tcnsive miller and dealer in -four at Oswcgo, is
reported to have failed his liabilities amounting
to about II quarter of million of dollars. Sew
eral others, it is feared, will go down with him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
The Near York Dyster sickness.

NEW YORK, oct, 23.-ln view of the panic ex-
stng in this city in regard to the existing sick
ness supposedto have been caused by eating oys-
terS, DIR. Chiffon publishes card, in which he
says he has tasted the various kinds, and pro-
nounees them innocent and as wholesome As those
81 any other season.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
FURTHER FROM THE PACIFIC.
Political and other Interesting Advioes

NEW York, Oct. 3O.-'The steamer Pacific
arrived off Sandy Hook this morning with four
6. ilays later advices from Europe.
At Liverpool bread,tufs were frmer and nd
vanced about IS. Canal quoted at 37a37s Cd :
Baltimore und Philadelphia 3Sa}ss Cd, and Ohio
;f9s- closing firm.
Wheat has also advanced Bald. Corn firm at
laIs sd advance, and quoted ut iOa4ls per or.
Provisions were dali and prices without any
change except lard and talow firmer.
Cotton steady without any change in
prices Sales The three days 10000 bales
Fair Orleans quoted Old, Middiing do. SD; Fair
tplands and Mobile 81, Middng sd. The
Havre Cotton market quiet. Manchester trade
dull.
Nothing new in groceries. Rice frmer To-
bacco continues firm at full rates.
Iron less active and depressed
The money market has been more stringent
Consols had declined and closed at 9ll %
American stocks dull and depressed.
The political adyiccs by this steamer are rath-
er vague and indefinite with reference to the
war and affairs in the East. The latest dates
from the Crimea to the 9th. Up to that time
SehaStopol had not been taken The Allies were
still progressing 10 capture the place, and were
investing it with great yigor. Bombardment was
going on.
1t was reported that MrnSchikoff had said the
city could not possibly hold out more than twelve
days longer, without substantial reinforcements
and assistance, which he was anxiously expect
ing daily. The Allies in good spirits and
confident of ultimate victory.
Nothing special from the Baltic the East.
Intense anxiety prevails throughout England
and France, to hear from the Crimca Expedition.
Austria and Prussia more favorably dis
posed towards the Allies, but still maintain their
preyi Gus positions.
Affairs in Spain exhibit no special new feature.
The Hungarians were exhibiting symptoms of
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BROGUES BROOCHES !,

4 ptnc lot of Richmond undo BROGl Els Just le.
II ceivcd. and Tor saet low ms they con to-. ii,n ,ied
Also. n Irrs" surpy of Sr,aa.s B5al, auI Shoes
Pleas give a call. T. SEAPuRY
u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

4rriral Of the Empire city.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-'lhe steamer Empire
CITY has arrived with later adviees from Havana.
All was quiet there. Business dull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

The counsel of Beae. the dentist, convicted of
AN outrage on Miss Nudge, at Philadelphi
have given motto of u motion to be made for q
new trial.
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SECOND DISpATCH.
MORE or THE PACIFIFsS NEW,

New York, Oct. 3l.-MenchkoH it was sup
posed had force of only 5000 troops. With
these he had little hope of holding out long, as
his men suffering great fatigne and want of
rest. He confidently expected achievements
almost every day, and with their aid, would fight
II the last otherwise he conceived the city could
not stand over ten or twelve days.
The allied armies also suffered seriously from
fatigue, and want of rest and sickness.
The weather in England wa, fine md the sup
ply of brealstaIs good.
Wheat has advanced largely, more than at
first supposed. The advance is from I'd to ID
per bdahe 1t wa in active demand. Quota
tions lls.aIls. Cd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01
MlSCEILANEOI
JUST RECEIVED,

4 I the Family Grocery iarge and extn fine 1t OF
N Family Bacon niee 10 OF Com Meal, Iri-h ant
Sweet fotstoes NJ, /. Mackefal and lleuings, aud
beautiful ntice nt Family Luul. a 50, large and
well selected stock of Boots aud Shn,s among which
may be fnuud YER ice fancy shoe { Oh lirrn-and
evsnthh usual kept II tami, grocery all of which
will lac >nij chetp "a, ca-h. J. II. SOLOMON.
~ IA large lot ei Slnne consignment,
whirii Will sold cheap 10 the frale. J. II. :
t,ci 3n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

falcaiioa-Ihe Ueathef-Hedith.
New YORK, Oct. Information has been
received here of the safety of the steamer Yam
krc Blade, in regard TO whose fate there were
serious apprehensions. She had arrived at Aca-
puco. All well
Rumor is still rife in reference to the reported
defalcation in of our banks to the amount of
sl0J,O0O, but the bank and name of the supposed
detaulter yet kept in the dark. The impress
sion, however, prevails, that if this matter should
come to light, it will reveal some curious circum-
stances. and perhaps disclose rather high PEI
sonages. 1t is intmated that there power
ful efforts being made to hush the matter up
and compromise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-01

ExoIrEMENr.-The Episcopal Convention in
session at Chicago passed a resolution on Friday
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The Rdi{r0ad 4ccident.

WHEELING, Oct. 30.-We have had rain, and
the river is slowly rising.
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the Immense Superiority
DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION,
'C1E firm of COCHRAN x TAYLOR i. this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Each partner having d.
'ided me accounts payment will be made only to earh
"ne holding said claims. The of the firm Will be
used only to close its Legitimate b-siness All indebted
nfe requested to come forward and pay mp aud those
hoVlns cias against the firm requested to present
them Immediately, for payment.
A COCHRAN.
Get 27.d&esw JOHN o. TAYLOR.
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OcIala
NOTICE

TENlE Engineer # the East rcnnc,sre X VirginiH
kairond vii receive proposals from e3,d day al
Octnhcr 10th oi December next. (by rns or other
wi,r) for the having down at about 10 miles n from
knoxville to thu bridge NJ ioston River and ii
reputable bid lie orscd will contract for the same 1t is
"Nueeed that the Iron, &c., VIII be ur the ro, read,
Tor the contractors, by sprinr.
MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
Ghict Engineer f. T. y Va. Railroad.
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\ S. zETTELLS RESTAURANT

FM y s. ZETTELL'S RESTAURANT
~ fRfNcH GoNFACrtoNARY EsABLIsHMENr.
The Undersigned beg, iruvr inform his lIcnd-, nnd
the public generally thai his long cstNbli-hcd Re,
nud lonary is again sto,ed with the .xquis
m rracies oi lie - asan. Coffee la tiancais, Tea
Chocolate Jeilies, Sup. Uhop>. STEAKS, Oysters in
every .tyc Game etc, etc, will be served from morning
ill rieht. AT n moments warning. also, DINNERS
nrSTPPERS tor large or small parties. cnil from
his pafrnns ali, satisfy them TO his Moderate
Changes, Prompt Attention &c. Vine ~ siirr.
or. drinks are not -ervel tB-A neat PRIVATE
SALOON for Ladies-kePt apart fpn the public
luo,n lol Gent eurn. q o't dendtc"2m