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THE DAILY UNION
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OnANOn AND ALExANDMiA RAILROAD.

The cheapest osortae and erpedous route % e
Whae Sphur Springs, passing the Alum, Worm, and Ho
Sprtngs.
ARHANGEMENTs having been made with the owners OF the
II George Page between Alex
distance of ak miles in ZION with
Washington railroads, the oo~ns
sehefue and after Thursday, June i, lcos
Godonsvie and intermediate stations
will leave the depot, of Duke Henry Streets
O'Clock, arrival OF The boat from Washington giving
Gordonsviie
O'Clock connecting the he Ngnis
CenIa railroad aebmond Charlottesville and staunon
viii Gordosse al III O'Clock the arrival OF The
Virginia road arriving Ale
O'clock thus allowing time 10 connect with The Trans leaving
North, and dinner board the boat
train Wauenion intermediate stations
Alexandria daily (Sundsys exeeped) 3oeiock,
arriving a Wanenton al 81 O'Clock, }. IN.
sunday Will leave at O'Clock, d. IN.
Aexaadria intermediate stations
day Sundays before
O'Clock, IN arriving half O'Clock,
Sunday will leave quarter pas ~ O'Clock, IN,
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4 MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover Street, Boston by
/. Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly rned
,he modern and convenience for the accommoda
ion VI lie travelling public,
!I-c u diy
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Passengers Luray Market will leaving
Alexandria O'Clock, tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
ufdys connecting with the Cuprper house.
will leaving Ale
O'Clock, mondnss ednesiays Friday,
Meeting Cbafio iesv,lie.
the White sulphur springs will take the Ieav
daily with Staunton
Freight running daily, (sundnys eacepedl
r. order: w. Is. bROCKETT, Agent,
June IA DIFF Alexandra. Va
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DO I'D. q " can be had st Gil
deneiarrs ~ between Pennsylvania avenue and
Mar l0-2aw4wr
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oH SALE ieaseA commodcus four story and attic house
Of House
recently papered
and pc~sesson mmcdi
tey address <0 Solicitors Once Treasury Department.
Ls-&q
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TAs new xerk And AverpooI unitsd Mail
| Steamer.
The ships comprising this line are.
These ships having been b

Theee shiPs having been bulIt by contract
<Z1es has been
xxRHEk43~
- strength and speed their
dations M passengers unequaicd for elegance
Pcs of New York Liverpool $3.50
In second Exclusive OF size $500
From Liverpool 10 New York, ESQ aud eco.
An expere need surgeon attached To each ship
No berths can secured until paid for
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fNHOCOLATE Cocoa, and Broma.- BAKER A cos
American cocoa and byoma
TO which first premiums have been awarded
and fairs Union,
he United States, and by their agents:
fnssey Murray, New York Twels Piladcphia
Thomas v. Brundige Bnmore Kennel Dudley Cincinnati,
Ohio; and $. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. c.
WALTER BAKER 4 CO.,
aPs-dV Dorchester, Mass.
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NEW York. May 1d lsoS'-The undersigned this day
opened ofhce No " William street,
for The transaction of general business,
Bank Insurance, mining, raoed government, state
securities bought N :, T
rromis-oy roes bills Of exchange. negotiated
hav'"-'' RmANUEI. b. HART
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NEW ROCKS AT TAYLOR d MAURY's-calavar, a
IN Romance Of McycoJ by r. NJ. Bird
Genoa Pisa, and Florence. From the French.
New York Crys,sl Palace. illustrated.
tho American Revorton n l7s2i hy
r. w. Gibbes, N. D.
Russia nd Turkey; by Ivan GoloviD.
The Turkish Empire by Edward Joy Morris,
bookstore, sih ST.
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NOMETHtNG NEW.-In ibrralp
bestowed the Metropolitan Gallery proprietor
an Mr. Verge,
process daeureoPes wild he coiorea with briancy
ohV nna'fainabe by the method, md far
beauty Of effect and deicacy detail
To avoid disappointment ladies
heir advance, be
made at the hour Designated Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers ore Pennsylvania between AZ and
- . - GEO. ADAMS, Artist.
Mar ls--dG
HARP PENsA few these pens just received
III and for sale by COLLINS, BOVINE, B. CO.,
lith street two doors north ef Penn.
May 20-d2w
VIZ ANTED.A OF the American Archives nine volumes
for which reasonable price will he money or
books. FRANCk TAYLOR.
July IA
rrHOGRAPH View OF City Itichmond
IL Virginia drawn from and William Macleod
esq. For sale by FRAkCK TAYLOR.
July Is
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WANTED 10 mmediateIy, n eonfort"bIe HWe."
ling house, good containing eight
rooms. kitchen, the First Second wards
preferred.
Wanted well finished convenient
with perors chambers, dining rooms,
Kitchen panes STABLE be furnished with
and BATH hxtures nd locality unobjecuonable.
the for VIII Desirable
tenants bv leaving properly
price, &c. Wednesday the Goth instant with the sub
scribar. JAS, =. Nc6ulkE
Mar 28-d Auctoneer and Commission Merchant
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AHH FOR SALE I'VE have for sale farm Of 26 acres In
P,tce 1corSe beltsvile Maryland IL will be
price and time Of payment
10 deferred payments being satisfactorily secured.
Washington, and but short dis
Savsed roads leading the
w adjoia belonging Mr. H. Kernan, and. the soil
excellent capable Of the highest deEee Of cultivation
the who IL prepared and willing
prop ary great offered Obtaining
really price and accommodating
= MokSs, sTANSBURY, 4 CO.,
June 2A--2aw2w Corner OF 6sh and T. atreeu
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xOkxK, EKhI1kGN, AND SOuTH-
SS@7&8 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERs-
NxW&kE2 ships comprising this line the WASHING
.ON capt 4. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Capt. e. iiig
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Feb Si-ily

No 5l6.
NOTICE extending the time the eservatior of
lands heretofore the
posed from SHREVEPORT LousIANA to vtcKsnuRG
MISSISSIPPI
Withdrawn from market and ordered be- Withheld
entry except valid 7h
5 by notice dated December IL, 1852 aud Tying within Of
miles either side Of the raIr0nd
toned is extended for te Of months from
Given under hand the of Washington,
June, 1854. F9t ~ "f
BY order of the President
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General I.and Office
June Ii--lawl3w - W
H1ADQuA MARINE CoErs,
tluar,erInaster's once, Washington, 18th June 1854
PROPOSALS will be received this until u O'Clock m
Monday the 18th n'y for furnishing the following
ce connorM all may
application at this Office, Of Assistant
master, New York. vigi -
ar9 uniorm caps
40 htgue caps
800 pairs army half stockings (atl wou)
he above delivery
Proposals TO be endorsed @ Proposals for Cipthingo
q. M NJ
The National lntelIgepeef Evening Washington
journal OF Commerce and Day Book, New
bookn New York, Will give the
week unt the 18th July proyimo,
one printed Of the advertisemcnt pa,
June l6--eodtl7Juy
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MISERABLE House for Rent and Furniture for
win until of March, 1855. desirabe
uyelhns- north, I'd and ID
containing paror dining Kitchen and five good
Gil .
r- whole part furniture will be sold
payable in six and twelve months with interest,
sats .cturiIy secured.
pa,euars apply underaigned, Hon. D..
Mace, Tie piemises
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
Ja ll--eo
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s'sTs of rusaburx and County Of Allegheny, Penn
~ the guaranteed bonds
" Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
THESE Pisbury Connelsve Railroad
GosIptny by which they guaranteed.
We cnhdenty rrcommend them capitalists and ds
with exhibit other statistical nfoi
application Personay BY letter.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, d Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agents
Agents Ftaabnrg and Connslsvlle Railroad Company
Jan tr--dAcpT
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no INyENrtxSThe Protective
Union 7h street, opposite the east portico of the
ready and solicit patents
m-u,b.rs, with AZ possble despatch
the ofhce where models
cau be mi
Invited once, where desired in
had In objects Of the "Unon"
he addressed central odsce where prompt
a tsntop wi, be given then
Central office, Washington, ID. G.
President Of Inventors Protective National Union
Mar ls-dy
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t,OLMES's Patent Therapeutic Hygean Chair, to
~ preserve HEALTH comfort and cure, sitting, reclining
yg Tho poe Of the back Of the human frame, from
head he- the articulation Ofhe joints moving the will G
the prson this valuable combination of
chair ,ungc, bed pillow, be rolled with the
part and the In
winter For sale BY
July 9--eod6t Auctone,T and Commission Merchant.
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lk.sINAHLE Dwelling In Northern liberties
VII be sd at private sale, application to tho undermined
oi 10 and a. hy feet 9th
west between aud morrill, unas back loa feet In
ces With The conssing substantial and well
finished Two story frame house, with back buiidines.
For particulars inquire of JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Auction and Commlsion Merchant.
July ll--eo6t
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ONLY $50.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
j q few Only eleven miles
celebrated steamship New
York Aspnwal Saturday, 5th with the
steamship Blade Tho books these pu'ces
number Of tickets will be sold the foos
Ing rates, II applied for before the 20Ih July:
Cabin state rooms berth $l0O
Sec0nd cabin, open berth "
Apply only James M. Cross, Battery Place, up stairs
very passengers will be guaranteed
rive in San francisc0 ahead Of the Nicaragua line.
July ll-eodit
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A LsRGE quantity Of old post blanks ls.y
II hghest bidder Bids for
pound will be received Auditors ONCE Post ONCE
d. parment, until the LIST OF August
WIN. r. PHILLIPS,
July 7-diw Auditor r. q. Dept.
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BANK WAsHNaroK,
July 5, 1854. |
THE have of the profits Of
ncnhs) dividend Of three payable
stockholders demand.
July 7-eo3, Cashier.
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having established themselves in the
IL old stand OF VIM Bird Sixth and
prepared articles in the trade favora
They solicit a share of public patronage
GEO. w, GARRETT co.
June l6--eoU
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RICHMOND.
4 NOTMERNEw NO.EUPoN woR'

"A CESTER'S PlANO-The Nrw York 90 MINER
eia Advertiser NJ the 2ith March 1884 in an article
referring the superiority of American over mro ted or
foreign Instruments pays the following deserve and
just compliment 10 Mr.. Worcestcr's Pianos;
ave have pianos from England, Frans q and
Germany, made by the celebrated nanna' Iurefs
in those countre, have heard their tones eci ted by
th. touch of skiul Performers but must sny III At we
have seen Few pianos comparable with those ma nniae
tured by H. Worcester. la elegance of form aud hnh,
richness of tone durability of and all other 90 "es
that render musical instruments valuable Mr. w rces-
ters pianos ARE unsurpassed 1t is highly credn bio To
our piano manufacturer that Europeans are con
strained to acknowledge their superinrity"
A. MORRIS, ~ Mpin Street, Rich mond,
Is sole agent for the sale of
WORCESTER'S PIANOS,
and would invite the tenon of professors teurs,
and the ublic, To an examination of them.
His assortment embraces many md ben tutiiul
styles and by almost ariv, receiving nd lition
al supplhs lie offers The greatest advantages the
purchase of PIANO FoRTEs only in superiority OFF
struments butaso in the prices at which he sells them
Op
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GentIemens' Goods.
SPPTNG 1854

rlNHE subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
l. gentlemen his stock at Spring and Summer
Goods in which will b, found Black French Cloths
of hands soonest finish combined with durability, Fancy
Colored Cloths of al the fashionable shades, Blue Plum
Colors Browns &C.. which will weH and keep their
color Black French Doc Skins. extra fine. and a
handsome assoruse of Cassimeres, III len Drills ltal.
ian Jloths, Drap de Etc, (par extm) Bombazne, &c.
Fancy Silk and Marseies Vestings and beautiful:
the newest style Butonsfpr Ooat., Vests &c and ell
other Tailor trimmings all cf which will be made to
der or retaed (witho malng) at as low prices as sim
liar goods be bought in the city.
He also invites examination OF his furnis',ins
Goods viz: Summer Crava,s. st cks, lies, &c. Silk
and Linen Hk.s., Byron and Standup Collars, 3 ply,
Plain and corded best KID GLOVES, at 81 90. Mus.
lin nnd all Linen Shirts do 10 DRIVERS all sizes Cotton,
Lsle thread, Linen. Merno and Silk Hose, Cotton an
Neriro Cause Urdershrts, &c, &c.
Scots g. divers Fashions, and Tnliors Toois TOR
sale. VIM Il. Ihuh'
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor. lapl dim
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Christmas Presents.

the time for the interchange of friendly tokens of
regard and affection isa hand and 'nerry Christ
p and Happy New Year" are considered such APP
pirate occasions for bestowing On cherished friends
ne'mHg which will servesto recall tn mind, with in
Faed yyldness The love in memory of the donor, it
De well 10 remin those who contemplate land who
MOI presenting some loved with something real
valuable that in all the whole caaouge of Bijouerie.
Is nothing which is so surely and invariably apIre
u US he counterfeit of the giver in tho
OF dagnerreotype. especially when taken in TAN.
'nmlable style, and placed in one of the nuruo-
1 - I beautiful and Fancy Papier Mache Velvet Peal
tortoise she'll or Porte Monnae Gases in ele-
u hocket Bracelet Finger Ring or Breast Pin a
Vt cnoee asso tmenc of which we have Just received
"e-y Toy the Holidays are now on exhibition at the
1, New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
pnRoom
u; iart,nar pains taken to give correct likeness
rustic pictures. Storeoscopic and coloured Da-
pes may be had in superior style, by those who
~ n a'n Don't mistake the place: MAIN STREET,
Door FROM B.roeE Sr.
GEO. w. MINNIS.
n. S. TANNER
"s "s 'rotticH Dagncr7eotypisis.
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TERMS.

+. n,bIished daily at So and semweekly at
r1gHtdAs 20 = No subscription is taken for shorter
n auntn t and no PAPER is discontinued except at
the 'r''1F'''r'' until all 4F'''''s'' shall have
WI ,,.,rs are inserted for so cents per square (or
%3i !. %s asasa % or Ss @
tlWhe numee, ,sred .. out and charged accordingly.
IA Srs9sT ,as grysg;@ ,g @ s. wS
80 semi weeS NV slO semi-weekly s35. Every yearly
inner form to conne his advertising 70 his par
ser will De and If he exceed the space stipulated ior
iar line Of o, nnsstaiIy for the excess
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New Spring and Summer Goods.

NiE Subscriber hns just returned from tho N, rtbern
l. eitie, and is now opening one ofthe most boantI
ul stocks Of Staple and Fancy Goods he has ever had
the pleasure of hitting in this market Ho respect
fully socits cav from tho Ladies and Gen lomen of
Lynchbnrg and the surrounding country. His stock Of
Cloths Cns.mcres and Vestings Ia very superior, and
will be offered 10 the trade suit the times; also Dress
goods of the beautiful Styles to which he invites
the attention of the Ladies' A.C LEWIS,
apl8s Exchange Square, Lyuchburg Va.
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1t...nI11s Jas. River Canal. d....;asa1IlsS q;

FARE LYscHBURG FARE FROM LyNcHBURG,
To Richmond, ...- SO 80 To Lexington.....-.$2 2J
To Charottesvile.. . 80 To Natural b Bridge,. | so
To Cumberld c. II 3 % To Buchanan ...-.. | 50
OUR PACkErBOATS leave Lynchbnrg daily at
8 P. M, Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond
second day at connecting there with the North.
and Southern Cars leayi lg at A. and Steam
Boats down the river, leaving at 6 A M. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats for. passen-
gers coming in the Tennes railroad cars
Passe 1gers for charlottesville will take the Tues.
days, thursdays and Saturdays Boatarrve in SCOTS.
vile next day at M.,and in charlottesville p.
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan-
an, will leave Lynchburg Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays .at7 A. M. Returning, leave Buchanan Mon
days, w Wednesdays and Fridays at 81 A.
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
oh 10-dts
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Summer Arrangement,
~ lssEsssz.l
VA. a TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change OF Hours.

nN and after Monday. April ID. the Exprcs. y ali
~ aud Passenger Train will leave Lypcbburg ally,
l0i A M.
Returning leave Big Spring at3 asp. NJ. nnd ar-
rive in l.,nohburs ut T. Z. M.
stopping ench way, only at Forest, Goodies Loury's
Liberty, Oak Mulgn, Lisbon Buford's Bonsack's
Gis "a MILL Big Lick Salem, Dyaps Thomas and Big
Spring, THOS. SHARP, Gen'L Supt.
mn 09 Ia
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TEATiIERS.-A GOOD SUPPLY. AT
l. (ap l5ts) SAUNDERS y lhbfo
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SHADES, WINDOW

Nv INDO w SHADES, WINDOW
w shndcs.- have just opened my Spring sup
ply OF Sbndes, which far surpasscs any stock In this
city tho attention oi the Indies Is respectfully invited
ton examination of them before buying elsewhere as l
am seig for very small profits A. WINSTON
apl 1dts .saf
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NO BUILDERS 4 CARPENTERS

= lheattention of Carpenters and House Builders
called u the large and well selected stick OF Me-
eanics Tools, Locks Hinges, Screws Nails, Window
sss, NC, constantly on hand, which were bought on
4 most favorable terms, und which can be sold lower
'an they can be bought in this market. Mahogany
fwelIs ami Banslers; Mahogany for Hand Raings,
4 sle on accommodating Terms. A WESTON.
.ap LIS
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ITNION STEAMSHIPS COMPAN lY'S
- LINE OF STEAMESR.-FOR PHILA DEL
PHIA, VIA NORFOLK The stpnmerr irr"~ "a
Virginia Captain David Tenl. soone Sf-sxEl7 1SS1-
Pannsy vunin Captain james Baymore, steamer lty Of
Richmond, Captain T.. Mitchell. One of these sp lendid
steamers will leave Richmond for Philad phia every
Monday and Thursday AT high water, touching City
Point and Norfolk To Give feie ht and passe ngers
Returning, enve Philadcplin every " ednesda Y aud
Saturday. 10 O'clock A. NJ. arriving n Rich mona
every Tuesday and Saturday morning which days
they will discharge their cargo.
These splendid steamers have been built expres y for
this line and every exertlon has been made % mbae
strength and speed. They provided with afr anfs
Patent Metallic Life Bonts first tables ard
every attention is pnid by accommodating CAPITA ina
the comfort of paseng aud the protection OF goods
FARE REDUCED:
Passage 10 Now York, 1st cabin and found, 81
q Philadelphia " ---.6
& 4" 2nd cabin and not found A
Passenger for New York would consult their in
by tiking this rouie; for independent OF ben tho
cheapest and safest il is by far tue pleasant.
Totncconists shipping to Pittsbug be accom- noda
ted by this line, hive entered into arrange
to forward good. through with dispat h.
For freight or passage apply TO
ROBERT RANRlN, Agent
On the Do *.
7. S.-All goods by this line from Philadelphia will
be discharged on Tuesdays und Saturdays, and after
they delivered the wharf shall be considert ID by
the Company AT the risk of the owners
mar II dts ROBERT RANKIN Ag t
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URE IODURETTED EXTRACT

| OF SARSAPARIILA.-This preparation COR
h, in a concentrated form, the combined virtues OF
Inc and Sarsapara, and is highly recommended for
ureof Scrofua, Rheumatism Pains of the Bones and
|nts Iubbon Ulcers, Swelling of the Glands, Cnta.
|us Emptions. Salt Rheum, Ringworm, letter and
Fond4ry Syphilis.
Il prepaed strictly according to the rules ofPhar-
cy and may be used in all cases where Alternative
tunic effect is desired. Prepared and sold at
DAVID r. LYMAN'S
Apothecary and Drug Store,
lp 81 is Bank Square, Main ST. Lynchburg Va
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CLOTHINGI CLOTHING
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERRY T. co.

addition To our entire New Stock, just received Of
n STAPLE and Fancy Dry GooIs we have nd
lloor the largest stock OF Read y-madc Cuthing ever
brought to this city. To oil those who in want Of
good and fash onable clothing we would especially in
vite call before purchasing elsewhere In addition
the above have hand large stock of cloth ng for
house servanss and field hands, at very low prices.
We also keep on hand superior stock OF linen and
cotton iits also merno. gauze, .ilk nnd oder-
shirts.
To country merchants who may be in city tho
purpose of purchasing clothing, fell certain IL would
bc to their interest To examine, il purchase from u.s.
knowing they could do better by going further East
North STIGLER McELDRRY g. co
uar 91.fa
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VIRGINIA LINE of Richmond ~

These vessels of the first class. built in tho city Of
baltimore expressly for this rnde and have superior
,ommodations for passengers. They are commanded
Wy experienced Capnins, well qualified Tor tho trade
and who will spnre exertion to accommodate They
will be towed up and down the rivers by and may
~ relied on to sail promptly as advertised
Merchaps going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find to their interest ship by this line,
IS freight will always be taken low by any other
Inc of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
,gents In Richmond and NewYork to give satisfaction.
freight Is cents per whole aud 2 cents per -.
Tobacco being about SO per less than charg'
lie Steamers. Insurance be effected in the R,sa-
nond Fire Association by this line Mt 3-S per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtain
ng full share Of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New.York will be for.
snrded free Of commission to New Orleans, Mobile.
>harest0n, Savannah amy other Southern or North
port The vessels will lie in Richmond nt Rockets
"a New York at Beth No Coffee House Slip, foot Of
wall Street. DAVID CURlilE Richmond, ,
c. H. PIERSON, Ny. }s
No. 81 South Strcct.
August 2.dts
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s. DIUGUSD a. SONS.

iii ax. sUbSCRlBEleS having obtained the
cases right ofretailing Fisks Metallic Burial
ard % THIS method ofnforming the people ofLynch
er waro SURROUNDING country that they have now il
of dFoom room on Main Street. lot of the above Ca
h sizes. 1t would be difficult task give
ns1tu'e Impression of these Gases without person
Ebe nj they are perfectly air tight and ndestruc
rInar 'or protecting and preserving the Dead, fo
nterments for vaults or for transportation are
|ortnnaa hythng of the kind before invented. Those
Dpliedby - "ee' ,he anoye Eases soNS cSS 0f
TO- ''f'ng IN the usualstyle also promptly attend
SD. &SONS.
y vls,' FANS IA large lot of FANS. among
|o,G,n,1,S are some made of SANDAL WOOD highly
|he ,"., ne Ladies invited to call and examine
,s,nl s,"rk For sale q,
-" JNO T. WRIGHr'S.
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Seed Store.

Sctu SkOrts
4 B. RUCkER offers for sale at his SEED STORE,
"A. pposte the Bank Virginia the following cbt
nogue of Field Seed which he invites the attention
of those in want of pure article
Red Clover Lucerne,
Hybrid Clover, Timothy,
Saplin Clover. Muskeet,
Orchard Grass Evergreen,
Randn Grass, Herds Grass, pure,
Blue Grass and Green-Sward, for yards lawns.
ianI3 Is