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The daily union., 1854-11-15

OctIa-eod9w
The daily union., 1854-11-15

y All AVID WINTER ssyits OF really made cIothnE
cdi and GnlFh embracing The fa!ma
and ck black blue, and
rck aad plain figured cashmere
black snd dsur'd pantaioons ushes, erio SIR
cellars upierpb,ri-,
Boys and .oushs' clothing always at hand.
Tho above articles viii ne sold lowest Dr
NOAH WALKER ca,
Marble Hall Clothing Emporium,
Srl, 13-Jaaa lsii Browns H0iei banding,
The daily union., 1854-11-15

"a " noohS good collection of law books, new uid
S 70 ne und at the book OF nndrrsned prices
ease, as thH avest witch the
'Na'ssa Na "a View Ybrk Philadelphia
''2 rRAsCk TAYLOR
The daily union., 1854-11-15

N T. J. IIsu,
~ Tailor has rcnraea from Ne fogk where he has seece
No.n vestnas
imported al wlh open
spccton pubic,
Good. which
ready made cloihDg, up in
which viii sell being
hnng NJ. stnety he regular merchant tailoring
o.
% seventh street, opposite s.Iden, Wtaess, .e.
The daily union., 1854-11-15

4 EDICAL DEPsHTMENT OF GEOnG ETOWN
vi CoieR.The lectures will November 5tf
conini. until ths middle OF March.
Terms the full including ps!ricuaion, &95 yadua
ton. s33 dissec,ng ticket, $40.
Tl Nj FACULTY.
Noble Yonag, NJ D., Professor
cBe-
?oduardo Howard, M D. Professor
o. Women and Children.
johnson Eliot; VI D., Professor o Antony.
Morgan NJ d. Medical
hygiene
j N. snyder, N. d., Professor Of surgery.
Bepsmn Craig, NJ d. Professor Medical Chemistry
Phy~tosoxy.
H. r. Howard, NJ. D., Theapea
tics
Alex X. Young, ~. D., Demoasator of Anatomy.
fLODOAKUO HOWARD, enr,
Oct 1--aawfNov6 Corner 10Th
The daily union., 1854-11-15

A CARp.--WALIER HARPER would Ike ms method
Il ffsads, generally
, siofe r.asy inspection,
impo tations
deas
goods t'ari- cloaks, manles, sc.
ALSO
LHrp goods stftnx
dsp'r napkns, doyios, AZ, al vecy reduced prices
OH J-leom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
From the Republican.
Railroad Connection between Ly nohbuIg and

Editors Of the RQiudkcan A writer in IL
Western Democrat printed at Charlotte, \.
c, in the Ne of thai paper at the Iih INST. ov,
the signature of "Nieckiruburg." adrrcaics with
great ability aud hberaty, connection by
Railroad of Upper North Carolina with Piedmont,
Va, in preference to making the roads Of his
State 10 tend towards the sea coast IN the neigh
borhood Of Beaufort, n county which has justly
been called ''dmpbib,ouS."
The writer Il "Meekltnhnrg.r in naming Dan
Vile as the point Of connection with Virginia,
throws his line too Tar South.
A road starting from Charlotte or Salisbury,
\. G., and crossing the Big Dan river, nj or near
tho town Of Madison, and thence on to Lynch
burg, would make u,Arl, straight line, and fn i
into, and form II pHri - Tie great Piedmont trunk
of railway, Low CON eel nearly two thirds a..
the distance hetw,.r Alexandria aid Lynch
burg. The balance OF this road between Char
lottesyiho MI roehhnrg is ROW being put opt
10 contract and "f.I 'a . with all pos~i''
spec
n. Caroline. n connecting Nth Virginia IN
this line, will J. Z o., q. iHsfara markets of
Virginia. Norfolk, Peters #f- Richmond, as
il is del .IDined 10 ext - TN . .a nd and D.
vile railroad up to, HuH heyoi.. me in a
Western d,rt elton LAT such portions of tho
travel and tonnage coming on from the South, rs
it may be necessary will descend TO these mar
kets on the Danvillc railroad from the point q
intersection. or lay continue on TO Lynchburg.
and the james River and Kauawha canal and
South side rlilrnad may be used.
The strongest reason why NCrth Carolina
should encourage connection by rnroad with
Lynchhurg, Is not that She would have access to
the seaboard OF Virginia by means of the i'm
provemepts last samcd but, that by the Lynch
burg and Alcxandri., aud the Frederick burg and
| Gordonsville Railroads the ne " markets of Fro
ericksburg. Ale Sandria and Baltimore would be
opened to her for the sale of her wheat, flour, to-
baoso and all her great mineral products. Lynch
| burg, by means Of agencies established there, is
to be the great competing point for the purchase
of all the varied productions of the country South
| and South west of her. HENRY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
NEGROES At AUCTION.
POSITIVE SALE Of
Neic and Elegant Citg Made Furnitlr,


On Saturday morning, The h hst. viii s.li 49,,
Market Sitee hc entire stock Of household kit,bc
furntir. helm sing ~ gonllanmu nb1,s removing ! ,
the Wet tie Whole = which W. made expressly l.,
order. and has cen WI kel,. VIZ:
Mahogany Spring. Sem CLAWS, 50 u, 7'e,e Tpe.
Wnr'lfntca. Bel-rea5-. BWems. Silchoards Hning
Tubes. Na-h-an'-, Naro's Caff China Tea Sci
Tab, Nn = Ktchtn Furniture Z ,okiig ,creils, 4,
ALs,--une good on hone Curing. and Harness. !
good ord 1; s,ne fine Harness Horse aud a snnc,i,5
Mic Cow a. Il cal.
TERMS-AH sun, uud,r SO ca,L: over $50 s.,,,#
duy- credit Tor approved rnper.
C.RlCiIARD PHELPS surt',
ids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
A Valuable Tract Of Land for Sale

CD by Vltae "fa drci u Trust, execu'cd ne sub
-4-. scfber,b by J,hn =. Wrigl T. il, shall ON Saur.
day. the both day OF Stptemhet the PREMISES ro-
coed to sci! 30 the highest bidder. rubc auciion the
tact of Land nm which the said Wright now resides
eont"iu ng 400 acres. This Land is mile, from
lNnchhnrg miles fiom the james RIVER Il kanav la
Cana Immediately on the Snui side railroad 1t is in a
high state OF cultivation, with good dwelling house and
all necessary out houses upon IT, and well worthy The
attention # persons wishing to purchase lands.
At thu same time and place. will SSH the grow ing
crop. of Corn and Tobacco six large stacks of
Oats all the Household and Kitchen Furniture p,anra.
ton tools. and five Hor,es.
The above property can be bought privately, before
day of sale.
TERMs-Lbera and made known ON day of snl,
ED. y. CHRISTIAN Trustee
sep dsc10d-c'ds
lH- Ron.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
Truly Valuable Real Estate at Auction.

Gf | he subscriber, hav'rg abandoned all idea Of
A r"'urnng :" l., nchhurg to reside, has concluded
tn sell NJ public auction. Friday 22d of Septcmher
Mt "clnck, 7. NJ, on the premises ia rru de.i,a.
h Family hesiden'e in TIE city at Lynrhbure situated
at the cor ner ct tr.t 81 and - al ey, AID within few
m "'tes walk Of e business part of the city. The
h''se winch Is tw7 stories high contains three rooms
on the first Dry, with large vestibulq from which
do enters INTO ench room the second story the same
p2rcoeS IN 'front.' and hack rich; ever, room cos t.
ed with the elon of the paror and spacious garrett.
mere are toar apartments in the baseme three of
which have fire places.
lave M hesitation in saying that, while this is ore
ct The most conv ert hon<es in the city, l. Is ut tho
same time one Il the best built
AZ tho snme time aud plnce, will be sold the two sto.
rIed Framed House and lo adjoining.
he terms OF sale viii he-urefonrth cash; the bal.
nor"' : end year credit, with interest from dav of
Ea' ami ed 1pont properly secure the deferred
pa n'enfs
Sale to be conducted bv WM II. MOSBY. snc,'r.
mug u Wy 't"t22N GEO. NBiTIOCk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

Tie rapid change of weather IL variable climate
bring, unusual tendency 10 disease. Rheumatism.
pain and aching of the Bon,s and J, ints, Neuralgia
and other affections of the Blood but II few OF the
fleets produced. In such resort TO Carriers
SPANISH MIXTURE will at once relieve and in shori
time pc manenty 1t puriics the Blood and con,
soqueny the disease. The rial OF SIM IL,
Bo,tlc will prove it,
} IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
COMMERCIAL.
Lvnohburg Tobacco and Wheat Market.
TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
SEPTEMBER 6, 1854.
Inspections from Oct. !, '53 TO date. e,o.a hhds
do same time last year, 9,29o =
Inspections the past week 37S hhds, against
:}3s h6ds, corresponding week Of last year.
Prices witho1. much change; sales of Jugs s3.5Oa
SC; common Leaf $3.50; medium do So 50 to 80;
good aud fine do 90 to $1,000; good and hne
manufacturing qualities continue searee,and fihe
and extra grades command higher prices.
WHEAT Prime Red Sl.55 To 81 ID; Prime
white 81. 50 to Il IS Inferior, plenty and hard
to sell at from 81 90 to $3.50 us in quality
VIM. T. SMITH,
Comm Merhednt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
House and Lot for Sale.

G BY virtue Of declcsal order OF the Circuit Court
~i4 for the city of Lynchburg, procured at the June
Term last in the of " lson and wife vs. Gr-gory.
the unde signed Commissioner appointed for that pur
pose. will, Saturday the 9Th day of Sept ember next
on the premises pre- coed to sell the House aud Lon in
the Bill and proceedings mentioned This lot situat-
ell in of the desirable portions of the city-on
9th street supposed 10 contain of acre with good
House in fist rate rrPhr upon it, adjoining the lot A.
lliams
credit of six and twelve months will be eiven-the
purchaser executing negotiable notes satisfactorily en-.
dorscd, al the title retained as further security
ED. CHRISTIAN. Conf
iuly 49, wSdrd,
{ u Ron cnny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

Class that he will first MONDAY the Ith
vt O'clock f. NJ Messrs Payne a. Christian Book
sep ldlw GENNARO +. BO.tZA0TRA
JOY FOR HE lNVALID.-Ne cut The following
from the philadelphia Saturday Gazette" md reoom
mend our readers To peguse ii carefully and those suffer
ing should not delay purchasing
DR. 1ooFLAvDs GERMAN BIrTRRs.-This celetra
ted medicine prepared by d.. NJ Jackson, the i'm
posing German Medicine Store. No l9O Arch st rect,
exciti unprecedent public attention, aud II te pro-
rrrtot, who is scientific ply sir is selling in
quantities at it. The virtues of hi. fully
forth in the extended notice of it, be il
advertising columns thai there hardly any room Il
for IA 10 speak o il This much add: o. the Iona
tniu of physical ills to which humanity is ner ,lerr IL
Distressing tinn the general dc rangement oil
the dges i've apparatus whic never fails to accompany
iii ordered Il the liver. Headache, piles. lun.
Euor treoluess bilious tongue morbid BREATH lost
Vi appeite-n short. indie crhahlc chedness 81
existence its ibsuerahc nnd life wasting attendants
Taese Diseases which have baed the skill Of The nbes,
Doctors, hive been radically cured 10y Hooiands Ger
Bitters " See advertisement.
snpD-SW
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
RoAXpEKS WANTED

Having removed to the House recently occupied b,
Robert H. Gass, Esq. situated Church street two
doors above DIR Gmer's Office would he pleased to re-
ceve n united number of gentlemen Boardeis; hay
ing made such arrangements as she trusts will enable
her to give satisfaction 10 those who may favor her with
th'f Patfonn e. sep 7-d3mf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

Cd offer Ton sal the tract of lanG on which live in
- the upper tdse of Appomatlox county 1t con.
ta'"s 353 ncre~, by late survey and adionins tb.
land If Messrs. Anderson II. Armstead. Hardi1
Thomas, J"hnA shaver. CampbclIT. Moore ard 9th.
Ell. 1t is in an excellent ighhohood and will com
pare tavoihhly IN point o qm y and local a,vanrag .
with any piare in the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. well wtte,
ell lying well ard having about an hundred Lcres of
timber near the centre If the pace. The land Ia
miles from Lynctburg. the South Side R4road thu.
said 'oad passing trough il for about quarter of
mile and having depot near by. portion ofthe laad
in good cnndit on for producing crops. and the re-
nh'drr susceptible OF easy Improvements The iweng
inferior but 'ttei"nl for small family Those who
wish I" purchase place of its size invited to come
rid insi eel II tor themselves. 1t will be offered pr.
valley until the 10th "f September when it viii be sold
nj public aurtian ii disposed ofbefo~e Ii il sh.ud
be disposed olbcf re hat time t advert semert VIII
hesto9Ped, and cb other notice. as can conveniently,
w d" given. VIM T.. DIXON.
y. b The terms Of the -oe will be Ii. eruI. The Il.
tie 10 the hand viii he retained until the VIII lie of the
uchasc money Is pail Po.sess n be had Sc,
wh"at, an / full possession at Christmas.
mug l0-rt2OSppt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
4 Valuable Tract 0fLand for Sale.

IN APPOMAIION COUNTY.
@ l virtu" ." decrrtal order q the Circu Couit OF
- AppomHit0x county,. frnnounced ~ its Arril term,
1874 IN the ems" OF Mckin ey b, &c. and otler. Va
Statmm nud others, wr,the UNDERSIGNED commissioner.
appointed tor that purpns', viii Ftta the sfh ,lav
OF SeP'enh . next On the premises proceed Ia sell the
trnt Il" lnod in the Bill and proceedings mentoned-
containing ) acres.
This tract # lnnd is situated Immediately on the
South Side Rairoad, 81 miles fl I'm L,nchburg |, Ina.
good Dwelling House with six s. upon il wild,
all the necessary ouhouses bans &C. and is in a high
state of cultivation
credit ut six, twelve and eighee months will be
given the purchaser giving bond with approve rerso.
nal security and the title retained further security
ED. d CHRISTIAN. J.
WV. NJ CABELL 1on' IS
jul, eS.dSrtds
~ Re ublican and Petersburg Intelligencor co,v
tNNt We IN 1ln, 49, La - TT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
tYNCiIBURG 1IhGINIAN.
THURSDAY MORNING.. SEPT. :, 1854.

10 enable us TO send our paper to city sub.
scribers earlier in the morning, we have employ
ed new corps of Carriers to deliver them. As
1t is probable that the Carriers, before becoming
familiar with their routesmay fail occasionally 10
deliver paper, we have to request that in such
cases notice will be given at our office. In fact.
would be obliged to subscribers to report all
cases Of negligence in delivering papers, since it
i only by such means that VIC are able to correct
than
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
Desirable BuiIding Lotat 4uctjon

On Saturday nflerno"n ii. 9th inst at ) u'cloch r
vi sell on the premises, very desirable Building LIT
in the neighborltood Of rho~ j. Ha,dyrs III, nb,y
Lot well locu for Building and owner having
determined sel, the Snle vii be With ~, the lens, r.
ssrve. I. RICHARD PHELPS auctf
"a IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

During the week ending September 2nd, there
were, ut Richmond, in all, "A inte,ments, ol
which were by cholera. The proportion of deaths
by cholera 70 the general return. exhibits. says
the Enquirer, far more favorable ratio than any
yet published, white The actual mortality by this
disease is considerably helaH that Of any week
since its commencement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

The following epistle Wa taken hy Napoleon
from the public records of Rome, when he depri'-
ed that city of many manuscripts. 1t was
written at the time and on the spot where Jesus
Christ commenced his ministry. by Publius Len
tnus the Governor If Judea, 10 the senate OF
Rome--Casnr. emperor II was the custom IN
those DAYS for the governor To write home any
event If importance which transpired while be
held office
..Conscript Fathers:-rhere appeared in these
our days. a man named JESUS CHRIST. who Is
vet living among Us, and of the Gentiles is ae-
copied prophet of graf truth. bat his own
disciples call him tho Son of God He hath ais
ed the dead cured all manner Of diseases. lie X
of stature somewhat tall and comely. with
a very ruddy countenance. such he beholder
NAV both love and fear. His hair Is the color OF
the fbert, when fully ripe, plain 10 his ears,
whence downward il is mere orient of color cur
ling aud waving about his shoulders; in the mid
die of his head Is IA seem partition of long hair
after the manner of the Nazartes. His forehead
is plain and delicate; his face without spot or
wrinkle, beautified with Il comely red; h nose
aud mouth are exactly formed; his beard is the
color of his hair. and thick, not of any greet
height, but forked. In reproving, he is terrible;
in admonishing courteous; in speaking, very mod
est and wise; in proportion of body well shaped.
None have seen him laugh, but many have seen
him weep. A man for his surprising beauty,
excellng the children of men,"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
To I'm. 5. Loriag, admir- of SamI Loving,
decd, and all others mhom ii may concern:

VAkE MOTTO E-TGat viii apply to the
Jude o the cir, c9uit for Nelson 90 AT the next
OF said for to demand and receive fron
aid " IN. =. Loving, admir- of of Samuel Lowing any
portion OF his personal conf 10 Basbob Inv
iora> also any money coming the said Baseomb Tay-
or from The ale oi real state in which he may be in
telested md any personal b. ,eine To him re
haning il Nirsira: having been appointed guard ian
al said Bsscp NIB Tuy or by the couny court Of Gar.
ard county, in the tnte of Kentucky and remove the
same 10 the stare of Kentucky, where he and both re
side. (srp7 wJw) John L. JACKSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
Trustees Sale of House and Lot.

pY virtue of deed Of trust made to sell on the 9Th
- day ct Juy.lS34,by VIM. +. Lucado and recorded
in n Clerks Office OF CAM be county court, shall
on Saturday the 10th LAY of September next on he
premises, sell public auction all ofhe snd Lucadoir
trust in House ald Lot situated in the county of Camn
bell near Hockadays Buildings. 1t is the same lot
purchased by the said Lucado of v Knight and upor
Win T. has recently bnilt handson ne house and obe,
necessary Improvements.
TERMS res ,rhbie and made known on The div y,
sle NM. b. ROANE, Trustee.
nna . | c.{MIhrn Il u.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

REMARKABLE ANECDOTE.-A correspondent
of the Petersburg Eapyess, at Charestown, Vir-
ginia, communicates to that paper the following
series Of incidents, which, if true, certanl Y
very singular:
NV ashington was nc Gus stoned to wear two seals
To his watch-one gold and the other of silver.
Upon bt tn of them tho let .ers g. N.'were en-
grayed, or rather cut. These seals he wore as
early as 1854, and they were about his person
on the terrible day of Braddock's defeat. On
that day he lost the silver seal. The gold
remained with the general until the day of his
death, and was then given by him to his nephew,
gentleman OF Virginia, who carefully preserved
II until about seventeen years ego, when, in rid
ing over his farm, he dropped it, and could never
recover it. The other day She gold seal, lost
seventeen years ago, wis pio ng he'd up, recogniz-
ed from the letters e. W on il, and restored
to the son Of the gentleman 10 whom Washington
had presented it. At almost the same moment
the silver seal, lost in 1854, Just hundred
years ago, was pioughed upon tho site of the
battle in which Braddock was defeated; and, in
like manner, recognized from the le tiers 'G. w
So that in very short time the two companions
will be again united. have this whole state
ment from the most reliable source possible
namely, from the gentleman himself, who has
thus had restored to him these prccio memen-
toes of his great ancestor The fair is but
more proof ofNan oft stated maxim, hat truth
beggars fiction in strangeness. repeat, that
there is not the slightest exaggeration or mis-
take. In legal phraseology, the truth EXCLUDES
every other hypothesis"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07

reheN" men from thu necessity Of preserving the
evidence of every transaction II their live. for
ever, il obvious aud public sentiment viii and
does yindicate their wisdom. Not with the
defence of Usury. Juries have been known to
refuse to find for defendant who had thus brok-
en- his faith. though the law was explicit Again.
it was obvious that the debtor would frequently
be unable to prove the usury in a court Of Law.
Hence the statutes have given him the privilege
of searching the nscience of the lender. by
putting him on his oath in court of ohancery. aud
compelling him TO discover the terms Of the
tract. When ii il remembered that men are
more weak than wicked that the love of money
is one of the most controlling motives that ope-
rate upon the human mind, and that money
ders are not, as class, the least under its inf la
ence,the temptation TO equivocate. even under the
sanctions of oath are too great 10 be lightly i'm.
posed upon men. Ii should be the policy Of the
law to subject the citizen TO a. few such orde4s
possible, and when it i. remembered that this
strain upon the principles of the lender is the
benefit Of who has broken his faith and
turned against him who had reached out hand
to his distress, the injurious tendency of su ch
provisions is most apparent
Experience IN England ana the more com
meraisl states OF the Union has indicated the
correctness Of this reasoning fully. and the SUI
~ Laws have accordingly Ia we have shown
been either entirely or substantially abolished.-
II is the farming interest which has opposed their
repeal. and il i it, supremacy which has pre-
vented it in Virginia. Ii would not be difficult 10
show that the interest Of the commercial part of
the community, in matter of this sort. is also
the interest Of the agricultural. ui.leavng that
asde.it apparent that the que >ton is one which
has bat little application Ia the business Of the
farmer. 1t Is the trader whose interests 70 d-
reetly affected and if we suppose that his ad-
vantage be a matter OF Indifference o. Lis fellow
citizens al the country, they surely should not
chain him down Ia that in which they have no
immediate concern To show that the repeal of
the Usury Laws would be practically useful to ev-
cry interest in the state would be TO transgress
the limits af newspaper discussion. hut it would
be a matter Of easy demonstration. We think the
objections already pointed out. tand there are
numerous other-l sufficient Ia convince any can
lid and retieeiing man. E,w such. indeed de-
'eod the system. and WHY it remains upon the
statute book. monument that Nirguiu has been
beaten in the race II gi-lative improvement can
be accounted fer only by suppossing that her
people have not thought.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
~ AGA ZINES
FOR 9 EPTE MBER

harrets' New Moet' Is; Godcy,, La4,a.' En I. e
hams Am MHaihy: \ nfur's H.uc Mas,zne. p,,c
, ion 'sde' Maeaz.ay; fatnan. }oatiy Yankee n
"'tN' rI"rN Le- ~ Nasezine uf Er.bion
HAND IlntS. by Dirern>: Ros, w ,,ry,,,v L. n
Lever received at INV. b!
sep6ts WHINE y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-09-07
GUANO.

PRICES REDUCED.
Tic undersigned. agents for the sale OF Peruvian
GuaGo in Norfolk Va have this day received ins,tuc
tons from Messrs. f. Barreda < Bro of Baltimore 10
reduce their prices to the follow ng scale viz.
For quantities less than 2.0u0 lbs, y cents per h.
From | 10 5 tons. s4s per ION of = 900 bs
SO 474
" 1925 AZ
25 SO" 461
Over 80 tons As
All their sale1 by the short ton of 1000 lbs, and
The prices above named ali cash and for one delivery
only. They have good supply on hand at present. and
viii give prompt atent orders n com penied by
cash or satisfactory references.
sep dSclm HARDY & BROTHERS.