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h.LEnAGNE.

l.'Antriche parait agir avcc Plus d'ac.
cord avcc les Pnissaaces Occidcntalcs
Ia y u Sc incline vers la Rnssie tout en-
tcnporisnnt ayee les denx partis.
lie prot, cole garaniissant lini.sgtite
dc l'cmpire ottoman ee signe ficn-
nc par les qaalre pn ssances y tomprls,
Ia Pr1sse, mais cn meme temps 70 Fnas
introdnt daus son traite d'a'iance
mntuelie avnc rlutrichc. N coadl lon
It ,,ne Unite qui deyaient rendre T. trai.
te ,lne lettre mortc. ct qn'en consequent
&c rAutrche arcfs.e d'accepter. Toas
ics arrangements militaircs deconlant dn
trate propose ont eie rcnvoyts d Ia de-
csion dune commission presidse par IN
prince de prnsse. I.r Hano,re ct tous
los petiis Etats Alcmands excep!e Ia
l,aviere, marchcnt avec les pnssances
Occidentales 1t souiiendront PAutrche
pour forcer la prusse dc SC dtclarcr pre-
ic i SC presenter dcvant Ia tIlete fede
ralc.
l.Iadfpcndanee Beige annonce positl-
vement iu'uu triite d'alliauce pefma-
nente, offensive at defensive. Went de.
ire sgne par III France ct 'Angleterre,
indtpe ndummeilt des traites speciaux
pour III ff,trrrc actuel!e.
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NO g..

Sill nous est permis de donncr notrc
appreciation unc manifestation de Get
tc nature, &C serait cCrtaincment i Gel
'c qui eu lieu hier soir. ST Etienuc
Passau nest pas accuse injustcment,
c'est I'M homme sans honneur nj coura-
ge, qni sent telement qu'i! est d'ns u
ne fa'issc position quill Nose pas avoucr
lie nom de son pays. Assurement un
parelI etre MA rien de blanc que la peau
ct ii ne peut restcr Donaldsonviil..
sll ne veut pas ddloger de bonne gra-
&C, il sera psnt.etre bon de recour'r II
rautorite dc la loi quill a, dit.on yolee,
pour lc privcr dune iiberte don't il fait
nn 81 manvais usage.-Ugilant.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-07

al plus deserrer les leyres an dessert.
George Sand ne prit pas garde cette
morgue inqualiiabe. Ellie pelmit a
III. de Mnsset de lrancher du grand
hommc tout son aise.
Neanmons lie poete s'famaniia bien>
tot.
Peu de jonrs apras, il assistant a une
soiree dc Georges Sand, ct deux mois
plus tard, sollicitait CONNIE un honueur
ct CONNIE une grace, de la suiyre dams
un pyage Ell ltalie, en- quallte de Sc
crd5tire inime.
Nine Sand est dune nature delicate
Ell. impressionable.
Certaines habitndes de son compa-
gnon dc voyage, dont le travail a tou-
ours besoin dc surexcitation, lui depln-
rent. Ils Sc separerent a Venise, apres
une maIadie s6riensc de Nj. de Musset.
Trompe par les reeves dc son delire, cc-
lui~ci await pris des fantomes pour des
realities !; il cherchait quere!le pour des
chimeres.
George Sand ne le revit plns.
De retour a Paris, ellie Gcrivit le g Sc
cretaire intirne z autre page dc son
historic honne 4 consulter, siuon pour
nous, ,du moins ponr les biographies futurs.
&c iisre fut suisi de cinq nouvel!cs.
qni parurent suecessivcment dams les
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1854-05-07

lie due de Cambridge. lord Raglan
avec son etat-major, Sont arrives a Pa
ris lie Ii. Napoleon cette occasion, a
passo unc grande revue dc $4,000 hom-
mes de troupes FRANCHISES. LIE due e.
TAFT portenr dune lettre autogaphe de
la refine Victoria pour Napoleon.
lie 10 AvriI un diner d';.dieu Il etc
donne a M. Sanford Paris.
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THEATRE DE LA GUERRE.

Les avis de Ia BaItique en- date du 2
Avril dissent que trois navires americans
sont dams la Baltique postant des provi,
sons aux Russes ct qn'un vapeur angIais
Il ete enyoye a leur recherche.
L'amiraI Napier quite la baie de
Kioge pour Tile de Gothland, apres a.
voir appris que quelques ports russes e
talent onyerts ct qu'une escadre russo
alIait qmtter Farce. II ny await plus
beauconp de g'ace dams lie golfe de Fin
lande.
Toutc Ia fotte alice ttait dams h mer
Noire pres de Warna. Tons les marins
de la folte ont ete debar 1ues pour pro-
teger ccuc place. L'amiral Dundas a
ordonne ses croisieres de saisir, hrG-
Ter, ct deiruire tout &C gui appattlendralt
a Ia Russic. Sa fotte etait en- commnc
nication avcc l'armee de terre des lures.
lie prince Paskicwitch est arrive lie
3 Bucharest. Gorshaskotf gardc ic
commandment dc !'armee sous les Or
dres de Paskiewitch. lie 30 Mars il
cut d KaIafat un assault serieux ct un
combat sanglant qui dura quatre heures.
Les Russcs ont Gte mis- en- deronle apres
uue perte considerable ct poursuiyis a
une grande distance.
lie vapeur de guerre anglais, lc Cy,
clope, est arrive a MaIte le portant
des nouveilss importantes. Les lures
sur le Dobrudshas apres que les
Russcs current passa 'e Danube, leur
lai.sercnt avec intention le passage II
bre iusqu'a Kirshowa ct les attaquercnt
alors en- queue. Apres unc lutte vio-
lente Ia motto, des Russcs furcnt tailles
en- pieces ct le reste rej ts au della du
Danube. Les lures ont esacue Che
qni fnt rasec par les Rasses.--
On dit aussi, sans preciScr Ia date. que
80. 600 Rnsscs ont traverse Golotz
sans opposition, il regne la plus grandc
confusion dams tous les rapports. Deux
nnvires aagIais sur Ic Danube, charges
de grains ont ete canonnds par les Rus.
scs ct l.nn dcnx II ele oouIf,
1000 hommes de trouPes franchises
'ont arrives il Con-tantinople |" ). La
declaration de guerre de la France ct
Ie i'Ang!etcrre a cause Coastantlno-
pie unc immense sensation de Joie.
On dit que Ic colonel lranfas Drew,
lppartcpant il l'etatmajor d'Omer-Pa-
.ha, Il etc tue dams une reconnaissance.
St-P6tersbourg etc illumine ct un
Ie Dcuna chante Il la reception de liz I
du passage dti Danu be.
L'msnrrection grecguc ne lat aucun
rogres. Les insurges ont etc repousses
nr pln.ieurs points. Une note de re-
nontrance il ete cnvoyee a Alhenes Fen-
ant lc goavernement gree responsible
c ses aetes ct de tous les gricfs occa-
zones par lsinsurrection.
AHGLETERRE.
En- Grande- tout, etat lourd,
lrtout cause de la semaine de pagues
ui IL grandement aIrste les affalres.
,e ParIement n'etait pas en- session.
L.e general sir Richard Armstrong ct
amiraI Lowe sont morris.
Deux machines de nayires destinecs
la Rnssie ont etc saisies aux ateliers
9 Napier sur IA Clyde.
l.atempcrature etait seche ct les a
riculteurs en- souffiaient.
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yTALIE.

Unc depache de Turin, du IO.4vril,
dit..que lc prince de Monaco ct son al
de-canp ont et6 emprisonn6s au fort de
Nice. Dyerses aotres arresiations ont
cu lien par suite de Ia dcrniere rGyoIte.
lie jugement dcs as>assins du comtc
Rossi est rendn. Lc colonel Grandogo
ct trols antscs ont tt6 condnmn6s a
mort.
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lie Memorial Borde la,, rapportc la

lie Memorial Bordela,s rapportc la
venture suivante
" Au dernicr bal masque, donne au
Grand-Theatre Ia mutt dc la mi. careme. -.
on avu Sc d6nouer une aventure fort
originate entire femme ct mari. ...
M. e; Nine d.. sont unis par Ply.
men depuis peu de temps :mais Icur lu-
ne de mie fut troubIee, il y a trois Sc.
maines par.nne nouyelle (acheuse Ger.
tains tgards, mais agreeable par scs con-
sequences ; c'ctait Ia mort dun onclc
richie don't il falIait Sc hater de regler
les complies. LIE mari M. d.. partit
pour Ronen, residence de son oncle, ct
laissa s'' femme a Bordeaux, Iui recon-
mandant CONNIE on le pense, une H.
d6liteie bon aIoi.
Arrive lie bal masqua de la mi-oara-
me, ct M. d.. n'etait pas de retour de
son voyage. La jeune femme n'avat
jamais VII an bal masqut. Unc mauvaisc
tentation s'etnpara de son ceur Ie soir
ellie await achcte un costume d'amazonc
ct s'etait glisstc daus Ia sale du Grand-
Theatre pour devorer dc I'teil ce spec
taclc nouvcau, ct don't ellie await tant dc
fois entendu vantcr loriginaIte.
" lie hasard fit que NJ. D.. dcbarqua
i Fo"deauy le meme sor, sans qu'unc
Iettrc cut annonce an prealablc son ar.
rivee. La generat6 des maris ont d'ex.
"A.
lhnmeur fantaisstc de sa femme TIC III
trouyant pas chez ellie ii deyina tout i;
.aais il laIlait la decouvrir dams lie bal,
afin d'arreter au plus vite les suites dc
cette premiere imprudence. Comment
taire ?
"M. d.. est alflige dune taillc medic.
ere ct dune main petite CONNIE celle
dune icune file. II proita de cette cir
constance pour endosser chez I'M costat
mier un costume feminin qni lui alIait 4
ravir. ii entoura ens,iite son con d'uD
collier enpcrIes dun tres grand prix
ct appartcnant j Nine D.. Ainsi trayes.
Ii, il Sc jcta dams Ia sale dn bal, cspe-
rant bcn que sa femme, reconnaissant
sur les epaules d'autrui unc parnrc qui
lui appartenait, yieudrait la reclamcr..
Ccttc provision Sc realisa. nj. T.. Wit
bient5t vcnir a lui uue jeune dansensc
vatnc en- amazone, qni de sa cravachc
lui frappa l'epaulc, en- disant dc manic
re etre cntendue de tons les yoisins:
-- Cette femme est une yolcuse; cc
collier qn'clle porte est Il moi. Qu'elle
me lie yestitue gu je yais la faire arrates.
. On sc prcssc autour des actenrs dc
cctte scene, ce qni prodait une grande
rumenr ct interromptnniinstant lc qui.s
drille. Ccpendant la dame au collier,
an lieu de repondfe, essaie de FUR; rnais
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CopENuAGUE, l. avril.

Qnatre trfgates Il vapenr sous l'ami-
raI PIunrindge ont G!6 detachees de la
notte de Napier ct enyoyees dams lie go'-
fc de Finlande.
La freq ate anglaise lmp5ricuse don
ne la chase unc corvette russo lusque'
dams Sveaborg.
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-Voulez vous me causer un profond

-Voulez vous me causer un profond
chagrin?
I-Jen serais desole.
Eth bieh prencz ces dix f..
--,Pulsque yous i'exigez absolument...
All monsieur, 81 tout lie monde vous res
sembait.
soir ct rnatin, Claudius mangeait chez
Bonrgerot ayec queIques amis, ct Get al
mable restaurateur n'avait pas assez de
sourlres pour les accueilir.
Cfaudius sc contentait de dire au
compton
-MettcZ celia sur ma note.
-C'est bien, monsieur lui r6pondait-
on avcc Ie cynisme de la contiance.
II Y cut ainsi trois mois de bonheur
sans images. dais par uue matinee de
brouiIard, on lui demanda un a-comptc.
Jc n'en donne jamais, repoudit Ciau-
d'ns Ic mois proclaim je paierai tout.
Et il fit trainer la chose en- longuenr
Jnsqu'au jour OH Ie gareon lui refusa TN
beefstcak.
Bonrgerot l'avait nourri pendant un
an-pour 10 fr. - II raconte ccttc his
tolre a qui veut Pentendrc, ct il ajoutc
en- maniere de coroIairc - A qni Sc
her malntenant, on est trompe meme par
les honnetes gems !
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MARsEELLE, Ia avril.

L'amiraI Bruat rcmpaccra l'amiraI
Hamelin dams lc commandment de la
Aottc franchise dams In mer Noire, afn
dc donner lamral Dundas le comman.
dement, general des ilottes combines.
i.c general Saint-Arnaud il lc comman-
dement, general des forces de terre. Pas
d'autrc nouyclIes authentiqncs dc la
Turquc.
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BERLIN, 8 ayril.

lie prince BarcIey de ToIly est parti
pour Londres avec une mission speciale.
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AGENTS DU ?IONNIEE.


IN. Z. Eude, Passage
N,;,r.os1EAss de la Bourse, No 35
J encoignure Cont.
as....,ox MN Richard g. Templet
B,y,z.E-NEuvE. NJ Firmin Duplessis.
IrrrynLE NJ. j. Breau.
sr.J.eoUEs M. Auguste Theriot.
Sr-JEAs BArTIsrE, NJ. Edrard Perrct.
p'sr.Bsrhrx m At. Edmond Bulliard
r.,ponAuy NJ. Adolphe Blanchard.
HounA NJ. +. Gagne.
s.sM,r,r NJ. Etienne pcnisson.
a.souyr,ox G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star
prfv gtyrrRE nj. Pierre Theriot.
p,tyr.rrrvtLIE. nj. e. J. e. Gauthier,
T. Dams les paroisses on nous avons pas
nomme dagents, nous prlens les Ma',feS oe
posre de veuloir Sc charger de l'agcnce de hotfe
feuille.
ANNONCES: Pour les insertions, annonces
avis etc. eic, les conditions sont les suivahtes
Par pix LicEEs, ponrla 1ere insertion Sl W
Pour les Insertions suivantes 5o
rsut abonn6 sni yondra saspcndrc son aoon-
rcnent. deyra prtvenir par ecrt. l'Ed'teur,
uainze iours au mons, avant lexpiration dn trl.
mestre.
On execute a rimprimere du PiosEIER ,etce
ark prix les plus modercs, toutes especes oa-
praees tvperraphiques, (Iobs,) tells que, CAR
res, FACTORIES. PAMPHLETS, BLANcs. ETC., .,ETc
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HAMBoURG, IA avril.

L'amiral Napier ayant appris que
seize navircs russcs etaIent l'ancrc i
Hclsn'ors, Sc preparait les attaqucr.
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= II d AR y d TO Ii A G. G. o :.
M. I.ANGHORNE & SONS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sE0ARs AND TOBACCO
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
INHE subscribers have constantly hand a large
l. stock of HAVANA d. PRINCIPE SEGARS, ot
the most approved brands which they feel confident are
inferior TO in the market, and which will be sold at
the LOWEST PRICES.
Orders from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and entie satisfaction guaranteed purchasers.
The following Brands are kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs.
La Flor de Habana, La Sultana
Californin, Las Tres Coronas
Jicotencal, La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion Congusta,
La Fiel de 7. J. c., FL Leon de Oro
La Ieresita, Ell Nuptuno
mo Hondo, Plantation,
I'll Programa, Figaro
Lus Tres Estreas La Norma
Herman Cortez, Prinoipes
Lafayette, &c, &c.
ToBAcco.
Dronoco. Nectarine
Gold Leaf, Canwba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, &c, &c,
September S-d&cts
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Christmas Presents.

A the time ior the interchange of friendly tok ems
"A regard and affection i.at hand and inrrry Christ
mas" AMI Happy New Year. are consider ed such up
pTopriatc occasions for bestowing cherished friends
something which will serve to recall II mind with in
rtascd vviducss tie love in memory Of the duno' il
" be well 10 remin those who contcnil (aml who
10 not y presenting some loved with something renl
" valuable that in ali the whole catnouge of Bijouere
there is nothing which is 50 surely anl invariably nppfc
iated rs The counterfeit prescntmen o the giver in the
form of daguerrenype especially when inken in TAN
NER S nimiable syie, mud placed in ono o the nume-
ruus beautiful aud Fancy pnpcr Mnche, Velvet, Pcnil
nnd Tortoise shell or Porte Mnunnie Gases in ee
giant Lucke Bracelet. Finger Ring, Breast Pin
most choice OF which have lsi received
expressly f,y the Hoilnys exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Main Street inmedia' ely Nm. IL. Mn,b) Sane
iion Room.
B. pati'nlar pains taken eiy'a correct likeness
and artistic pictures. Storeo'aope and eoloured Dl-
Grrreorypr, nay be hat in superior slyle by those who
desire them Don't mist Ike the pl,ee: MAIN STREET
3aD DOOR FROM Bs'pGE ST.
GEO. w. MINNIS
\ S TANNER.
dec l7-i4 'rgt'ir u Dagaer3eofgDi|s.
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OINNER AND TEA sERyICIs-
NEW ESTABLTSHMENT,


INH SUBSCRIBERS oro now receiving their
= Stock of Goods oncr for SALT
Russia Torred aud Manila Corduge of NIL aizea from
to inches in diameter,
Blocks for Derroks, and husng apparatus of n sz,s
Patent Friction Roller Blocks, n new article in thi.
market by which one third OF the labor In hoiating
by the common block is anw H.
lio"ksnnd lhimhl, for hosting-ropes
Onkum Rosin Pitch u i Tnr
White lead, While LMc Paint, Black pnint, Y elbow do
Red Leaf Nerdigris, Imperial and Ghrome Green,
Nermlon and Prnssion Blue, Paris hite, Lamr
black, Puuy &e.,
Paint Bru,hea, all sizes--murkng do
fnncy Fnils, Hull do. do, Coolers In nesta, Wooden
Box Matches, Brooms, rrnys, Darrell Covers, Meas
ucs, Sugo Boxes, Flour Pals, &c, &c
6round Coffee, Pepper, Allspicc Ooyea nnyenne Pcp
per- London md American Mustard Chocolnte &c
Linsced Oil, rnw mud boilcd-Winer Solar and Sperm
Oil.
Meas Pork and Beef Sugar, Coea Syrup Molassos und
other Groceries,
Oar 'toek has been purchased, entirely for Cash, Of
The Manufacturers in New. York and Boston, aud We
will offer great ind dement's 10 purchasers either NJ
Wholesale Retail
LEE g. Co, On the Dock.
Richmond. Januahy 81 IA
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,e charged ratably for the eNfess.
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-LYNCHBURG MONDAY MORNING, FEB 20. 1854
New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main st, Lynohburg, Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. J. u. Wrighfs Drug Store.
R % bert A. Williams

IAkES this opportunity of Informing the citizens of
Lyneh'nrg aud surrounding country, that he has
Just returned from the Northern Cities, where he has
been To purchase his stock Of New Books ard every
other article comprised in his line oi business He l.
determined 10 sell Cheap for Cash.
The ioilowingi list rf some of the hnok4 which he
has on band :-B ,ok of 'hc World Gem Of tie Scason,
laurel Leaves fhaul Blossoms. Christmas, Dew
Drops The May Flower, he Rosebud, R,.iuen her Me
The Keepsake, Book uf llruft a vsriery Il Poems,
Vicar of Wake6eli Flush Times of Alabama, great
variety OF Bhles, gilt aud plain, fmily and pocket
Pnvrr Books Hymn Buuks Sc &c.
tie vii keep constantly hand every description of
Writing pnpei-leiter, Cap and Account All kinds
oi WritinP mat"rials-SIeol and Gold fens Qul- OF
NIL sorts. hk-Blaek. b Buc and Red. Musr-Gunr
and Violin Stfiags Paper Weights and great manv
"ther beaulilu and usefu ntielcs.
The public is invited To give him call.
dec 93 Npxt ,I,or Ia T. Wtiehl's
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

TTVHE subscribers receiving their Spring sup.
l. ply Of Garden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
of Philadelphia. The stock is large and embraces
~ variety of seed usually wanted in this Market all
warranted fresh and genuine.
tY.Descrpiion, Catalogues q AImanacs, with d-
recons for culture and planting. to be had gratis.
Also, supply of choice FLOWER SEED.
feb 8.ts JOHN h. SEAY & CO,
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These ssel- Of the rst class. built in tho city OF
ntmore expressly for this lradr and have superior
,ommodnlons for passengers. They commanded
ly experienced Captains we'll qualified for the Irnde
and who v i'll spare eXcrton Ia accommodate Tho,
will be towed up and down the .iyers BY aud may
he relied to snil promptly advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find IL their interest ship by this line,
freight will always be taken low by any other
line of Packets and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and New.York give satisfaction.
Freight 15 per whole, and - cents per 3
Tobacco being about so per cent. less than chnrg
The Steamers. Insurance be effected in the h.oa.
moad Fire Association by this line at 3-8 per cent
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtain
Ing full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New York will he for.
warded free Of commission New Orlenns, Mobile
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern North
rrn port The vessels will lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No l. Coffee House Slip, foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURRlE, Richmond } =
@. II. PIERSON, NY. IS
No. 6l South Street.
Aupust 2-dts
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n Office -. 7. MOORMAN Of fho ie irm Of
y Norman Martin, would inf rrn the friends and
cu~t Of the late firm that he will continue tho
Grocery and Commission Business
n the cd stand of II g. ,whcc ho will mnko every
rxtron 10 give satisfaction his friends Gus tomors
and the public generally
lie VIII keep constantly hnnl large and we'll so
ecicd rlock Of GRoDERlES, DRY GOODS, &c.
W Special attention pnid to the sale or forwarding
NJ Tobacco, Whenf, Flour. &a.. &c
lnn2 Is THOS I. MOORMAN.
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BY STEAMER BELNlDERE.
Leares Richmond erery Tuesday al o'clock 7. ~.
ID. TIL large nnd new Steamer B II LVI DERE
.s~ss Cnpt GTfoRD. will receive freight every Nun.
lay, nnd upt tie hour ni o'clock p. N every Tnas.
lay, for the above place..
Shippers 10 Wheeling. riilsburg Cincinnati and tho
South aud West generally. will find this the rhenp
and mot cSpeditious For freight, upply To
LUDLAM X WATSON, Rictmoad, pa.
IuI,
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RICHMOND.
0OK BINDING


n MoRRlS,-ko %, Main 81 Rie1,aoad--Is now
n prepared 10 do ny description Of Book Bad.
ing, end To manufacture Blnnl Account Books to any
Pat'erh-lasing laid in he sast ma erala,
ah' engaged the sery COS of best workmen in the
't'n'ry Magistrans Clerks Of Courts Cashiers. and
''nef' e"nseeted with public offices, enn have tho
Record Books, DOckcts. Ledgers,
"hu nlhct Books eonneeed with ihr oihees properly
'uru ond securely hound, by sending pattern of thr
"ye OF ruling and the length, breadth aad thick ness
o' he Book IN inches by mail without tho necessity
visiting The city in person.
Musio-Books, Pamphlcts, Newspapers,
Magazines. &c, &c.
Nnrc'nlly arranged aud bound In the best manner. As
aSreeimen oi tho worl turned out In his Bindery A.
MOTIFS would respectfully refer the Boaks which ob.
'"ined TIE prnminm the lac Fair and which mny bo
seen now at his store.
jnn25
IL R AND TEA SERVICES =
Just received, n full supply of White Gilt D, en-
uhinn In Dinner aud Ten set. Also sinRy aud tho
Dozen.
White lronstone do do
Flowing do do
All for sale low at
JAS ID. Il. EVANS
nov l9,ts No ~ West Mn. at. Rich.
LASS WARE-Cut.Gass Decnnters, Tom
~ bler@ Champaigne Gobblctr, Vine Lemon, les
Bowls Cellery Glasses, Pitchers. ote.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer i'm Fancy AZ staple ID Goods,
LAIN Street Lyn,hbnrg Vitiua. corner Store IN
VI Cure's building, fn mcry known Kyie'-
corner beg leave cali the aeuting of hs frit /, an
the public to his large and lesime stock Of Sprne aud
summer goods. embracing every article usually hel" nj
the dry gocd~ line, which will he offered m terms
which cannot tan to please ali who may wutt god
goods ut low rlccs. HIS il,nd. and the public
nestyrrques ed 10 cali aud examine his Stock n' ii i'll
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it,
1g-ts
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heso Yessis ar" o tho m chS% pulll expressly ot
is uole aud have superior accommodations iorpnss.
eLeers.
They commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified ior the tlnur, aud wno will spurc exertio
~ aec1mmodltc.
They will be towed up and down the river by Sam
aud nay be relied sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going Nnrih ordering goods from Bos
ton, will find their nlcrr-t ship by this line
it is tie only regular r and freight will always he
mken low by any other ves.els and every effort
will be mad" by the agents in Richmond aud Boston
give sati- hctiou.
We respectfully nsk and hope to surceed in oh
'iining full shnre of patronage.
The ses4cis will lie in Richmond Rockets In
lust1n MT Rowr- Whnrf.
DAVID CuRRiE. Richmond,
ALLEN & WELTCH. Boston, { As ~
nup dts No l33 Stnto Street
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HE UNDERSIGNED have formed Co.
Partnership under the style OF
NOWlin Il ApDerSOn,
DIS OLU ITO n.
HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CON-

ilNUE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its
fcaes, and ast continuance OF the libr patron
hlehded 10 Whittemore, NcNamee II Co.
JAMES McNAMEE.