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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
VOTE FOR GOVERNOR
Qovca (Whig1 Clar

REPRESENTATIVES, Whtgs-Rutland, j.
B. Page, % majority; Mendon, Ransom, majority;
Castleton, C. Spencer 90 majority; Manchester, IL.
S. Walker, 46 mejority Cavendish j. S. Dean Hub
bsrdston. c. S. Ramsey gain, Il majority; Brattle-
boro', L. kirkland; GuilfOrd, e. Carpenter; Yer
eenpes, G.. w Grandy; Poultney, Fsrnhsm Wind
,or, Hatch; Milton, K. Mason; Berlin, Hovey. Mid
dlesex Holden; Bennington, Robinson; Pownal,
Potter; Shaftsbury, Burton Middlebury, Beckarth.
D,mocrats- Rockingham, ii. f. Stoughton; Bur-
Hngton Josni Barre, Sargent; Roxbury, Winch.
FJee.Soil-Ludlow, Asa S. Burton Springfield,
F. Whitmore; St. Johnsbury, no choices Westford,
Nicholas; Williston Smith.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
ROLLER EXPLOSION AT MADISON, IND.

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Sept 8, I5oI'
A boiler in Met Quiston's Brewery, at Madison, Ind,
exploded this evening, demolishing the building. Inc
boiler ascended thousand feet, and in descending
perforated the roof of shop two hundred feet dis
tant No one was injured, though several persons
narrowly escaped with life.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION AT
PITTSBURGH

PITTSBURGH, Wednesday, Sept. G, 1854.
The Democratic County Convention met to-day
and nominated County ticket and Charles Shaerfor
Congress.
Resolutions were passed approving Of the National
and State Administrations and denouncng the Know
NoihiDgs.
The Convention then adjourned amid great con.
fusion.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF l. o. OF 0. i.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1854.
The Grand Lodge of the United States of l. o. OF
O. f. have been engaged during the morning on the
question of the contested seat of the Grand Lodge Of
Ohio and on The new cons tuition.
No public business will be transacted this afternoon
as the Grand Lodge will be engaged on work Of the
order.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

Cad out the truth. Hence they are systeuis,.'
L.,ly plundsred in the south Of Europe byour Con-
|.uls. This abuse demands immediate correction
I, the hands of the Government, and when hr.
|y.rcy hss settled the glorious victory OF Grey
|,0rp. we hope he will turn bis attention to the
Lines Of his subordnates in Europe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
YELLOW FEVER AND MORTALITY IN
SAVANNAH.

SAvASNAH, Wednesday, Sept 6, 1854.
In this city the interments yesterday were twenty
three-thirteen were from yellow fever.
The nterments for the week were one hundred and
twenty-three-seventy-fo -four from the fever.
Ninety six stores are closed up having suspended
BUSH ess.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

To characterize the past two days as hot, is an alb
surdly mild expression and conveys no adequate dea
Of the temperature The inability Of language to
properly describe mortal suferings must be our e1-
cu,e for not making the attempt Moderately speak
ING the weather though not so hot as on some prev-
ous DAYS. was never so intoerably oppressive since
weather items were written.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
ANTI-NEBRAsKA NOMINATION FOR CON
GRFSS

MAcHIAs, Me- Wednesday, Sept 6, 1854.
AT large and enthusiastic Anti Nebraska meet
ing which was held here last night, the Rev. James
A. Milllken was nominated for Congress from the
With District, in opposition to Mr. Faller the cand
date for reelection by the Democrats
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
INTERVIEWS AND YELLOW FEVER IN
CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Sept. 6, 1854.
There were FIVE deaths in this city yesterday from
yellow fever.
The deaths of the week were forty-nine, of which
twenty-six were from the fever.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

4 Col. WILLIAM H. BIssnII of Illinois, now at Berk
Icy Springs, we regret to hear is regarded By HI
friends as past recovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED by
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
ounIEy MANN'S VISIT TO EUROPE-DE
cIsIoN OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL.

WAsHIsGIoS; Wednesday, Sept g, 1854
I'll, Star denies that Dudley Msnu's visitto Europe
h Of diplomatic nature
Tbe Attorney. General hss decided that enlistment
.ho army ne aliens and minors without parents or
vhose parents are aliens, is valid
A case of kidnapping and fraud is imputed to
.,.-t in one of the Departments, in dsposing OF
saye left with him as q collateral for the payment Vi
note The slave is missing, and 1t IS alegea 'na'
sbs bss been sold to southern traders athongn re'
,tre,ed to the District OF Columbia The affair Is to
be investigated.
The drafts upon tue Treasury Department tor the
xaek ending Sept. amounted 20 Sl,9Oo,ooo.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

The alarm of FIRE in the Eighth District, at
o clock this morning, was false.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
YELLOW FEVER IN TEXAS-ARRIvAL OF
GOV. MERRIWETHER AT SANTA FE.

GALVESTON, Frlday, sept 7, Ie0f.
The yellow fever is unabated here. 1t has broker
out also in Houston.
Gov. Merriwether arrived at Santa Fe July 29.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
DEATHS BY YELLOW FEVER IN NEW
ORLEANS

NEw-ORLEASs, Monday, Sept. T. 1854.
The deaths in this city by yellow fever for the past
week were les.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

A MINISTER TURNED BANKER.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07

BELMONT SHAVING NOTES IN HOLLAND.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-07
INPORl',.,NT DIPLOMATIC INTELLIGENCBl

FACTS DISGRAc"IEFUL TO AMERICA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13

On the 2nd, 9Th, AMI 1lth of October, the car.
fis"n OF Sebastopol made sorties and DESTROYED
some small work.
On the evening of the 9TH a convoy of trans
ports with LOCO Russians succeeded in entering
Sehastopol.
The allies number lie, 900 men at Sebastopol.
and o,oo0 additional French troops were ready
to embark from MarseiIles ON the 3lst, and 5000
Turks from Narna.
Letters say that the allies have BOO guns in
Their batteries; and after few DAYS firing nm at
tempt will he made to storm the garrison which
Is estimated ut 10000 men.
Admiral Machikotf, who commanded at Sinopc,
Is the commandant at Sebastopol. lie has pub
llshed an address saying that he will defend it 10
the last and that any one is welcome 10 shoot him
if he does not.
Advices from Constantinople to the 18th say
that the Russians had rctaken Eupatoria, the
English garrison of 500 men retiring with the loss
of one gun. This, however, is denied 10y the
English papers.
The allies have sent "A force, under General
Bosquete and Achment Pacha to Perekeof to
prevent the advance of the Russians.
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Additional by the Steamer America.
INTERESTING NEWS.

UAlIFAX, November 9.-The int .ligence by
this arrival is quite interesting, though there is
nothing decisive from the seat of war. Com
mercially, the advices are very important.
PROGRESS OF THE wAR
The latest adyices show that bat twenty days
elapsed between the departure of the besieglng
armies from Balaklava and the opening of their
fire upon Sebastopol. The batteries were ready
on the 18th, and on the 18th the fire opened from
the land and from the sea.
The bombardment continued till night, the Rus
slams losing 800 in killed and wounded. Admiral
Korileff was among the killed.
The Notifications suffered but little damage.
On the morning of the 18th the bombardment
was resumed from the allied batteries only.
The Russian dispatches say the garrisons
make frequent sorties.
When the mail left Constantinople on the 10th.
five steamers had arrived at Balaklava with those
wounded in repelling a great sortie from the
Russian forts, twenty thousand strong.
Lord Raglan and Marshal Canrobert had for
mally summoned Sebastopcl to surrender, and
required that the women and children and the
sick should be sent away and that flags should
be hoisted upon the hospitals.
So far as known. the Russian army is concern
trating ON the Upper Bhlleck, and already num-
bers there $4,000.
The allied army is divided into siege army and
amy Of observation. The latter Is posted on
the extensive table land which separates Balaklo-
va from Sebastopol, accessible only from two
points.
The Russians were lowering on the outside Of
the allies positions, and on the 9TH they made a
strong demonstration on the north west extremi-
ty of the camp, but were kept in check. Finally
they retired without u battle.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13
BONNETS!

If ia viii, great pleasure th1t ! can announce 10 the
ladies Of onf cts and country, TINT have npened a
beautiful establishment in which, hey may not only be
able to purchase the most fashionable bouuat.. but with
a great variety at other S1ncirs too numerous 10 mention
in nm advertisement.
Such has been the rush To my beautiful establishment
for the last tiice weeks, that | havc MT been abe to
form an advertisement setting forth the many beaulitul,
as well rs useful articles that can be found in my e.tab-
lishment.
must say to LADIES ofour city, that | congratulate
myself for having succeeded in pietaing not only our
bt III in the selection o! my goods; md feel plea , d 10
return my thanks for their willing and altog 'thcr liberal
patronage. 1 would say to nny one WHO may ftvor q
with an order setting forth the colour that they may
fanry. either in a Bonnet or Cloak, Taln a or Philabu-ta.
TINT viii give them e tire satisfaction, and protect
them both as to style and price. | should be happy t,
see everybody in my establishment. ! Will take great
pie t.ure in showing my STYLES of goo|1 Ut any time
whether they wish to purchase or not.
! expect a fresh ssPply ol tnose beautiful English
Straw Bonne,s and Misses Bnnuets, aud the most beau-
tiul assortment Of Dress CAPS, made b. MIS-. Leoni.,
New York. Very respectfully.
Your obi. scrv't.
oct % dSc2aw ALFRED = ~ENGLEDOvE,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13

~ AilE NOAN ELL HUME,
ID ENPECiFlLlN snlicits the iu,n,cti,p of liz
~ SPectacles and Glasses. To ihe>e thar stfl 4 VIII
an imperfect vi>lnn, n rising from nge ar otherwise. .an
b. suited with such Gits,cs their sighi lcqu,res. To
tio," Int arr compelled To Il - : pan % spect IeIrs on.
eau be furnished that will uuswcr ft a I'm aa} gear
stght, Also where the vision ot lhc2 c,c- urr nr dit
treat lucus, such G,a.se. eau be made that correct
then vision Ia nne distance. From the many year.
practice and experience aud by Tie al OHM PRO
EiEh, II certainly may be relied on being suited pre-
cis"ly with the tin>-es l - fncu, required. A Book with
Te,rin, nlnl, among item fron the ~GIL,wiug gcnllr
men VII he ~I,ndurod the Hon. IIeury \. VIZ, Hon.
l.. w. Iozewell, ID. Wm 81 ion, DR. S%mph,ur,
NortnIh; llar. J6d1eJ. I, Mays, Petersburg.
Tie stav J. limited Ia Il lew dry only. an curly ap.
pliearion viii olIjdge. Indies can he waited ON at
their r'-iIrtce.tf required
my S-IIU
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MUSIC SALOON.
800 Reward.

1 OFFER n HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Il tor the unrest or my NEGRO Man ALLEN, who Inns
Lrrn at barge since Jauunty lHst. Alien wns lined Ia
Gcagc I. kylefor the year 1853. and wns worked at
~ near Knoxville. Tenn, ON the line of The Va. nnh
Tennessee r ,ilroai md, | am informed. wns brought
~ said Kyle 10 Lyrchburg, Va. Said slnvr wns ne yer
returned To my iarn,. mud hive reason to believe he Is
lurking nbont L%vnchhurg | viii py the above reward
I r the delivery Of Allen tn myself nr to VIM. NJ. CHkell,
l-q. or if h. be confined in the mil nj Lynchhurg
Allcn i-25 years of age; very black; 5 feet, 8 ot . ire
chs hiei; wthult IA sour or b!cmi-h upon him: vents
Ii. hair long md well. conbcd and heavy w i4kers; il
r.uecl sallc and pert, and calls himself Alien Nclson.
oat % CIV STEVENS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-13

Cloths. Furnishing Goods. &c.

'5Wib subscriber lp,s receive hs tall, md Winter
D th'ois, consisting nf French Cloths and Cassi-
mcr"S oil best makes; some very SUPER u and on ra heavy
fnsnch Beaver Cloths mud Cas.imeres; one pi co beau
tful Brown Clo'hi our h". BLck--very l. wr-suitabls
H., lndic4' Chunks .
yc-tines of Plush. Velvet SIN. &C.. Sc.
Trimmt' gao newest style and best quality.
Sh ris Collars. d awers. Undershirts. (som. very
Ia'ge,( HnRdkfs, CravaIs. Scatfs. Stocks, Gloves, Half
Hose. DO, Nc.
GP The Tailoring hepaStment i manag edb by ambrose
Page. wk" hf spare nn exettian to continue the salts.
fiction he has 50 long given. WIN l.. FACE.
T. 5. HAsTED-Two Good Journeymen Tail
ors-to whom n good seat anil the BEST WAGES
will be gigon. None but good hands need apply.
WAL L. PAGE.
oct Is. It. W.
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QUITE A E.

CETE n WEeF = II E.-INe reP0ft tNR
w the Lynchj'ats tiaHaar had declared war against
the Turks turns on To lie u hoax.
The dispatch shaI i ttve read the "Czdr al all The
Russians. aud not the " Ba. lam of all tie Iirgiaians. y
The hitter il at peace Win all the world aud the rest of
Turkey, and while the AH'0crdf 'grn"ls like n bear
with a sore head" ut his tough customers in the Crimea,
the Dasaar, through its attaches. simply disTense@ com.
fortuble, fashionable, cheap aal eood CLOTHING, 10
numerous patrons, at the we-known H"ad-Quartcrs,
CORNER OF NAN and MARKET ST..
unV q T.
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NEW-YO1kK CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale CIoihin Establishment
- Cortland street.,
Aud eAteta Ing rhr mrh the cutr ctlock
10 DEFY STREET

10 DEFY STRICT
fiN'' '"einin Merchants st-liing Nov York, we extend
U aur invitation to call mud examine uur stock, which
l. peticulnrI I, %n'apted to SautIe,n nude. Those Of
o. ioru'i patron w. need b II assure TINT our motto
IL EntiStot, and to ,'hrrs we wound any. our pl II Is,
mud esot has been To -rl goods On the Oaf Price prin
cirlc. without variation nj only IN nc lettes. bul III
= =iris
Win rcfn"d In heqp,lits 'fonr goulsif- moi too much
l. -rs ihn' W. mnnutirture hem Us we'll aud in ~ good
lo.c ~ the u0si taShi0lahtc custom c-tal iishment in
tlds or uy ottr r ~ 'tkct, md thus rndenvnr to do AWAY
wirh the sirunR Pieludl,D - me in the eoinmnni y IA.
gainst ,lcllle IA md using i"nay ,H. Il thing Please
- u4 m rnl& call. M tr-t ,ur nsaeiit f"ur 4O-fs
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'g'IsOMAs NOWIAN,

sign ofthe Eagle, Sycamore ST Petersburg. ,
H. EEfS constantly un h,ul t"e lnrrc-t. rhcnreatH
IN h,st resentment ui " ptrhcs. .lrwrlty. & II Fen,
>ncefnylee,N a., tohc lntnl IA N%n.tnihtn. tur t,nli Pa en-
IUver. llut2autn' and Anchor Nntrhrs. tanrirg Ia Iu iro
i'"m S25 10 ! 200. nH "utruutel Ia give ,ntisfhrtinn, n
liz vii excl unge tIrn. Alsnn hfgc resentment o Dii-
nrui |, lrail p'd Plum Rms. liienst i'inz. Enr-ibr"ra,
lnii,s' \rck md Oh lelalu Claims. ticnIiz Fob uml
\ ~ tleiu,. Bosom, Stow" md Cnllnr Rniton- Brrrr-
#efs Gold Pencils At. AZ: nl~a. - v,rs lnlp,' - =sufimrnt
II Silver Waie embracing rnhla Tea. Dr.-c,r. Salt
iud Mn-tat ! Slnun-, Tube aud jrssrrI Fnlk.. Sour.
ttufs rml Cream laali,,4lItGlr nuiyes uul Iafks.Caka,
Butter nri trit kuivr.. Siyer G.dhl,t.. Cups, Ac. AZ,
all N'rantci pune -il,rt. rq9al Ia Com. Any llul at
l"as1N m'uatis ttIel nj thc s,urIr.t upric' W,t,hn-,
i'I'eh-, an lrNety repaired 10y conn, tcnt wothmf1'.
1urI "'Funiei - Civ ati-titIinn. Gi,cli ~, Gull, II
~ "urt Yopi tl t,shtpnnIle .Jewrlly and nn1i Your
hnirh tn hep good II ne.
luN 2YrIN# L.
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NEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ continues in market for NEGROES. of both
sexes. between the ages of 10 and 30 years. in
GLIDING Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
Carpenters, and will pay the highest market
prices in cash. His office is a newly erected
brick building on lst or Lynch street, immediate
ly in rear of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared, (having erected buildings with that view
to board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, ON as moderate terms, and keep them
US secure as if they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH
sep 2S-d&cGnos,
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Bedford Farm for Sale.

fx;k My 'ract OF LAND. of 954 acres, RI the fEs
- Junction ri Big aud Little Ouer Rivers,in Bed Mill
ford. heretofore advertised, is slis fnr sale. The luild-
inrs NJ nrnrly all new and commodious; good Orch
ards at huice fruit; FINE GARDEN; Green House, &
d.. The farm IL wateed witt numerous stream; is in
1. healthy unl excellent neighburhood; within 3 miles OF
lie w. = Tenn X. X within ? miles of the Court
House, md distance about lS miles from Lynchburg-
This rract of baud il nmon9t the most productive in this
p, ction of The State, aud i, well adapted tn the growth
~ all kinds of gr,in. grassr., &c. am anxious 10 sell,
hHt vi hRo iateHiton Of rerror9ag from ht comfy My
oiJrct j. Ia devote more OF my time 10 other putsu'ts -
II 80 wishing to buy will call aua see the land.
ne, I2-cis N. l.. GOGGtN.
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EACTOKY FOR RENT

FACTORY lkENT.-Thc subscriber
L proposing To il,cout' uuc the manuiacturc 1t 10
BACGO, oilers iot tent hs FACTORY situated IA tnp
James River \ kanawhu Ganui, - miles below LNrrl,
h"rr. and adjacent 10 I've River Warehouse, where ta,lr
ia T"I'nrro inspection. The building u lurgo uul ud.
mlihbly adapted 10 the business. and ins attached To- II
n comfortable dwt Hing house, With garira. &c, ~ -
The business can be conducted with murh greater econ.
ony in the conntry hites being cheap, =, mud plo.
visluns. tnxer, dn,, costing much less tnnn in the lily
The subscriber will have IA number ot Factor Hand
Ia hue 10 any one renflng the inctpiy u, aud will sell thu
entire stock of screws, fixtures. Nc, on the mca he
communicating terms.
fof Any inf, rmntion apply toJ. A. Hatcher. Esp.
Lsnchbura, or to the undersigned nt Tye River Ware
house, Nelsun county, Virginia.
nus 10 omwdsrtl.inn J. b. MrCLELIAND.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTOCK OF Sl5O,OOO OF~DDF
- y AT COST-FOR CASH.-lntendinx 10
remove in n few weeks. to our new warehouse, now
nearly completed, and to make at that time some i'm
po,tart changes in the character Of our business, we
have determined, from ard aasr the 10th inst. to ofer
our entire stock OF goods mt PRIME COST, to8
CASH. or fop undoabted negotiable paper, at short
date. with interest added The whole stock Is fresh
and desirable, an perfect order. u considerable portion pc
ing In original packages. and purchased under the most
favorable eirc sms,ahees either in this country or in En-
rope.
The enr,re stock Of every description will be oserea
for n Limited period, a, private SALE oy the piece or
package, md be closed a, auction, without re- serye, VIII
in the next sixty days. A rare opportunity presents IT.
self To casa purchasers, Nl.e,, they win doubtless aPP,e-
ci.te.
To D. ders from our country i'iends hail Lave our
prpmyti nj prrsohal attention
KENT. FAME & KENT.
Richmond. November 9Th la54.
nov 96t
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JuNFsBoHorsu. Il. Tenn.
October 23rd, 1851.
NOTICE.
tsNiE Engineer If ,hc En.t 1ennrs.ee & Vircinin
n Ratiroai will rercifr pfnro.uI- Gon ODD doy Of
October IL l5th OF December next. (by mal ar oilct
w;,r) for the la,iag down of about 10 miles Of trtat. from
Knoxville Ia TN bridge III lIolston River and it an ne.
rcptubr bid lie oif'4rd, will contract for the snmc lis
rxurrtcd rhnt the Irna, &c will be on the rotd. lcnly
for the contractors, by next sprine.
MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
Chirt Engineer L. r. 4 Va. Railrpa
oft 3nlsrf1lJt,
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REMOVAL.

2Ihe ,uhzcri brr, i,vinR removed 10 his new Stare,
w Il dc"f, above Is. old stand mud three doors soutl,
IN Man nnd hnrart s11"ctz, - prepared 10 offer in.
dnrcmculs 10 r"esp = purchasing all kinds OF D,ucs,
Medicines, l'nIuls, Oils, DYES, A,ndow Glass. Putty,
ftlf4mrry. fancy Artirles a.. 4.
This Storei, l02 feet deep, Ahich will eurble him Ia
Lcopn much la ger stock thna usual. Particular atteh
tn will b. paid IL MI orders. Ploseripli u. filled nj
n l,ontt; Hud tuni an .xretie5ceo at NOR than 30 " arr,
b. 0nItcr. himself that ho Ill be nbl" Ia furnish onIy
sard medicines IL ne pun" md rcI uiue. Ailthe new
I.1f,uceuticnl Preparations nude n. they appear il
H. Mrdicnl jourunl..
MUSIC SALOON.
tn sor"nl story will 1srd u. n Mu.ic Saloou, VII, ~
b. Ia. nov nud will keer II supply of those iluly eel
ebratrd Worlds fnir N.endon) Premium Pinno.. All
kln!s nf Music md Musical lustmnruts furnished 10
o,ler. rsvat" entthnce 10 the Saluon il The alley
NIsifers will plensc ring the loor bel.
u K. LYMAN, Bank square.
gel, lo.lh4mNGm
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L'KESH PEACE7Es.-A supply of Fresh
L Peachr, Theoretically senIcd atin cases Til. ruil
j. ut mp il Ire natural siats, aud has a! In delightful
flavor hcloneins 10 those Just taken from The tree.
For snle by JOHN u. hEAf X co
nov CTS Druggists.
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FRUIT & ORNAMENTAL. TRIES.

q g M rs
1--WE subsrlibhr offer, for sale this al It l,t4e s,,r.
4 oil superior TREES aud SHRUBS a-,Iau.:
800 Apple Trees Of good ike, OF the du,st lost.
$40 Apricnls, ot the best kinds.
800 Dwarf Pear. - varieties OF the mot uPtooscl
kinds.
1000 Pcaeh Tree, cnly md ltte,of IN, h-,t vHuef,..
5000 Roses. Renlpntante~. Tea, Rourhan. Nnl,l,e md
Moss Roses. Nerbcna. iIrlinttorr-.
900 Grape Vines of naive SORTS, CateNbl apd l.u-
bella, aud all tho besl European kind.
Also, Bon Edeilc, strawberry rinnt- aud Apparatus
Roots. Planting of Asparagus Beds url I.""", Gur.
dens laid of, and shade mud ornamental lr.,s plntcd
On reasonable terms. Orders packed md truntlel 10
any pint u the state ~ lnion. JOHN HALLIDAY
AGENTS IN lYNcnBuRo.-Ar Ambr 50 Is kurh,i
Mrsss. McCorkte y. lones.
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The ENptess trninso do not stop Tor way passepgers.-
Tie Mail rains viii only stop Mt Poli " nj ha ani
Clover I'LL Jnuetioo, ilali Way S,ntion and MA nche.-
Ter Tho Accommodation trains viii step ter WY Tss.
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Fare in whiie persons, I'll IS; CGiI,ircn over thfre,nut
not over twelve years nj nGe, IS ocnta, Colorel erson-
~ servants eur S5certs.
Servants val no, bs permitted niiaza elass mrs except
"hen in attend 4nce on infant ~cllillrrn, OF sicE p,:sons,
absolutely requiring ih"ir core, in which GUS. the same
I'ias as r white f'rson4 will be charged.
A discount OF 10 @ nj. will be- made IN each fare
when tpelet- arr procuu'd ut 'h- uGic-. und Ia persons
getting an TN cars where no tfckats nrc sold
Servants travelling hn= themselves must hn fn nishc,b
iy sifmasters with Iva rHssea, az Tina ear Gun be
r"Inined nj the Office, and il mn.l be expressly State
on iA, pass llnl they are permitted Ia 60 on the Cal.
n. R-Ihe Trains will rur by Riehtnnn fine.
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JUST RECEIVED,

A 7 the Family Grocery. II large and extra fine lot of
- FBmily Bacon, a nice 10 Of Corn Meal Irish and
Sweet Potetoes, Nc. |. Mackeral and Herrings, and a
beautiful article If Family Lard. Also, u large and
well selected stock al Boots aud Shoes, among which
may be found II very hioc fancy shoe for Ch;idrcn-and
%everythini usually kept in q family grocery, all of which
viii be sold cheap Tor cnsh. J. n. SOLOMON.
N. B.-A large lot of Stone.waree IN consignment,
which will he sold cheap to the Trade. J. II. :.
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