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DubuQut<
JESUP s. COMPANY,

JESUP s. COMPANY,
BANKERS &C.
TNXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
IL ton, PHILADELPHIA Chicago, Detroit, and other CT
ties of the United States. Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at rates of Exchange Interest allow
ed special deposits. We also draw Direct pay able
without. discount,
ENaLAND.-Liverpool, London, Manchester &c.
lRELAND.-Dnblin, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
SCOTiAND.-Edinburg, Glasgow, Perth, &c.
Also, Drafts i'll Francs, Florins Thaers,
FRANcE-Pars, Havre, Lyons, and MarseilIes.
GERMANY.-Hamt ureh, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels,
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne Zurich,
Copenhagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburgh
SwITZERLAND.-Geneva Berne, Basic
ITALY.-Milan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice,
Messina in Sicily.
AUSTRIA.-Yenna and Trest
RussIA.-St. retersburgh, Warsaw.
SwEDEN.-Stockhoim.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 10, ls53-y3o.
FARLEY e. JAMES.
WHOLESALE GaocERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Corner Of Iowa and Fourth Streets, Dubuque, Iowa
y.p.FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES.
General Steamboat Agents.
Nov. 10, 1s53.-y30.
HAND, WILTSE e. BLATCHLEY,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Dubuque Iowa.
s. L. HAND. H. A. wILTsE. }. S. BLATCHLEY.
Nov. 10, 1653.-y30
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WAR EAGLE MILLS, GALENA.
CtUPERFINE EXTRA FLOUR, bran, shorts, and
- horse feed family OH hand and for sale at low
EST cash rates E. HEMPSTEAD Il CO.
CaIana Sent Q 1e5 4-20
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MASONIC NOTICE.
ANCIENT LANDMARK LODGE, NO. S, meets
NJ the Second& Fourth Thursdays ofevery month
I'm at MASONIC HALL, st. Anthony Street, at
Mp l-2 O'Clock P. NJ Brethren of other Lodges
ON in good standing. are respectfully invited to
meet with us. A. j. MORGAN, Secy.
St. Paul, 1854.
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MARS & SMALL,
Wholesale Dealers In Clothing,
BOOTS SHOES VE.S71NGS, d. TAILORS TRIMMINGS
NO. 12O. MAIN STREET. GAI.ENA.
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No l.
MEETS on the second Wednesday evening IN each
month, at 7 2 O'Clock al MASONIC HALL, st. An.
thony Street. Companions from other Chapters, in
good standing are respectfully invited to meet with
st. Paul, 1854. A. j. MORGAN, 6ec'y.
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REFERENCES.
P. Chouteau, Jr. r Co., New York,
Lorinz, Sterling + Co., Pittsburgh,
James Peck 4 Co., Chicago,
Bridge 4 Lewis, Detroit,
Ray, Keith + Co., Cincinnati,
Chouteau 4 Vaiee, st. Louis,
james Carter r Co., Galena.
Stillman& Rood,
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aug cry ,"p--then deri27oct
ERs~ Renul lirnn cnnN 1 | div of snlr
Trustees Sale Of ' aIuable Real Estate.


I'm BY virr"e deed ~ executed 10y Msa
- VI. o"nreli Sr. aud oih.rs the 22A Jun LII
leI4 ani corded in the Clerks Office ui the Camn
bel County Court, shall proceed to sell the valuable
pr""eit, therein conveyed to me, ms follows:
On SATURDAY, the Am ,ay of October next, will b..
sid, on the Iremisrs, "a desirable House and Lot
situated on Cocke in the city of Lyct burg, anj
the purchased by tie ssii NJ. Co nell, ST., of D.
l. e. Peters. Po- ssinn gwen beforc the ,t Il
jHnnart, 1855
On hnrda,, The 2ls OF the month, will b.
Sold on the PREMISE lot slip of ground contain ng
tlnee hnhdre fret ,sii ed tho Canal in the cn1niy
"t Campb II and less tfnn liz the city pf lynch
bnrg.-;ogetn r with all the mproyrlnenis thereon,
cansi>'in off larg. and commoIioGs CORN & PLAS.
TER MILL in shicht ere il al the necessary wool
and spinning ma hiner, ,Sc N large S TORE HOU
This pfopr,t, is considered valuable, especially
by those wh" know lis advnntngo mill site. Thr
improvements all NEW; the power sullcIeh
Ton any and all purposes; aud the mil. which is built
TIE best rrk, be enlar scd ii necessary and adupt
ed hny Kind of m,nuf,cure. Tho-, esrng pur
chn such r"P-r y requested Ia call and exam no
or 'hem-elve -as-ued, thai it i very that such
property l. brought INTO mark
TERMS Upon credit Of four, eight nd tw I've
months negotiable paper satisfactorily -dois Il, .tnj
the lille to the pety r-iai ed nati 'h purchase
hey is paid. VIM, b ROANE. trustee
sep 2l-dt2l loot
~ Llnchhurg Republican, Richmond Wing uni
Enquirer cop, 2tawIds
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Iron Works Il 1900 Acres of Land
EOR GALE


Rf Virtue OF deed of tlusl. execute to us on the
- 18th of August, 1919, by Alexander ~ Mortgou.
and Others, and of record in tho Clerks Office OF
Nelson County Cour; shall GA the 27fh dog of Dc.
foJer neSt it air, it not the fair ,iav. upon the
promises d at the Furnace situated thereon .e to
tie highest bidder all that vau ,be Land known hv the
oi Elm Creek tu nace-consisng Of bet yeen II 90
and 1900 acres.
1t isa property in every respect vauabi, /.
situated On Ja' es River in The of Neson the
mouth OF Elk Greek, ami the Canal ant a. an
Iron Establishment, offers every mdnrrmcn, cutter
prize in such Pur ,uit The ,i limestone, uud Dad
be,'s ed Is he abundant.
The Iru-tees oIprehend that there exist, lens upon
this proper To the amount # sever thou nnd dollars
prior nd preferable the Lem AWARDED l. tie deed Ia
them; aud m order to prevent mischief they " with
to the appNcHlion al the purchase money until it
az crlained That H. purchaser viii Get good tte
This is the fourth crl which the Trustee have naaa
10 sell this pr pet, aud being required imretaiivelv
by the pr, trred creditor Juo. & McClanntHn 10 pro
coed IT, the de,d o ru-t. All persons irtrres
ted are hereby warned iit the sIe wi he unque,iien
ably made II! tne limo nj place above n1enInne.l.
A. mua cash will be reqoird will pay the PEI.
&C. "I sale and the >rcn-e4 heretofore incurred ia III,
three will be given Good personal ,ecurily to b.
gwen and the ti'lc tanned utt, the purchase none,
Is pnid. Anv PERSON living in the ne,gburt ood of tls
lands will show them. and especially Mr.. Alexnndel
Mundy ind MIR. Cmbn Jnrdan.
STERLING CLAIBORNE,
WM. ROANE. ''"s'Pe''
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The CHoLERA.-There were "a deaths at
Bowling Green, Ky, and vicinity, last week.
Hon. Presley Ewing talented young member
of Congress, madea speech there on Monday,
and died the next day at the Mammoth Cave
Mr.. Turner, of Turner & Co.'S. Circus, left there
on Monday, and died at Glasgow on Tuesday.
A. 5. Vance, a lawyer from Louisville, and j. ID.
Alexander, superintendent ofpublic works on
Green River. are also among the victims.
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Roanoke College.


Rev. David T. tile, A NJ President and Profcs
sor of Moral aud intellectual fence, &c,
$. CHr-"uo Wells, NJ, Pro-. Mathematics aud
Natural Science,
Henri g. Won Hoxar Prof. Ancient and Modern Ian.
gage-.
V. + Bolton Tutor.
fNHi> Institution, located Salem, Va, will
l. mence lts next s-.s,1n October 4th. Expenses for
the session nf ten months, including Tnion. Boa,d.
Roomrept. Fuel, Lights and lnrienal expenses, $ll2.
For narticulpr- address The Pr, sdcnt
mug I9.iSr6nos Rep copy
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Fall Importation

Fall Importation
OF EARTENWARE AND CHINA
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy 1rticles.
fINliE SUBJ, bcr ui, i' t'se nfep aud varied
1 stock of Earthrnwarc, China md Gil s. the pat-
torns of which were selected by hin.sc in pcrson.
Having sprrie lrc oi mony yeafs IN thi. ptrt liar
hu mess hr feels confidence III stating that in point
of price aud quality, it will compare 6vnlnby with any
other house IN the Trade.
White Gmnle Dnn.r War,
Do DO Basins aud Ever. lue-. Tn Watc etc
Blue Print Flowing aud faacy do
Fbe Decorated China Dlnncr ard Dessert Sets
D. do do Tea aad To'rt s.l-
Do do da Puelcrs and Vases
Gold Band do IT abo,cv r,ety
" hitc Chi do of n. "v,.s n,i,ty
Cnumon Wnr' ii rvrts de-ciiptinn. sutihin for
wholc-unf, which he offer upon such terms fu cnsi
~ cannot fail /, prt-c
Fine Mantel Pier md Toilet Glassts
Fine vmy fnilr { cry, Walters M Brit amin War;
Sirry md ofnrr tlid and S,ar Lump.
Glns- Ware in every variety.
All he t.k- Is catl, anl lie feed. assured hsly,rc.
viii riyr. sal -iaciiol
Hi. rat,rr. ii the best in the trade
Stone Ware At Factory price.
sep l2--ts JAS u. d. EVANS,
No ~ Main str.e1 III 'innnd. Yn.
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
September goth 1854.


cUPERIOR VELVET CARPETS (ulready mudel
y lrerior rinstcr Rug. (io mnteb)
A.Htl. - "
ply Carpets
A., 3 4, and J 8 sup'r T~tnd Venctiins
chinu- and 1uf'ed Rugs
t,ass and ca nalie Matt
A. 81, "a, l6.d and "a Oil CIot. (G Dining
Hnors)
{ L. 6 1 and ST. Furniture OIL 9th I've sup.rior)
Bup & Gold. Green n Gould, Crimson & Gold Da
masses for Cmia
Solid. Cue Crimsoo Dama-k for Curiains
Tgihey Red MusIint.s do
Centre Ta.sle. and Sidc loops f,r Curtain- mlch
Danask Resets and Btltr
Window Cnrnc-s. assorted very beautiful patt trns)
Surr Lace Curtains
Emhr,i,i~red Muslin, for Gu aine,
All al which i'll -e exren. " low an respect
fully ask cali from all ai-hing Ia pnrci'ss"
SEP 30 t2m GEO VI RUCKER 4 co
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A negr, was arrested in the cars whilst on
his passenge from Washington lie Baltimore, on
Tuesday night, on suspicion of having aided in
running of several slaves from Washington
county, Md.-When arresred he kncked down
officer Busher, and exhibited such fer"cious pro-
pensities that it became necessary to handcuf
him and confine him in the baggage The affair
caused great excitement in the train
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MASSACHUSETTS, POLITICS.

BosToS, Oct.3.-Gen. Henry Wilson has &C
cepted the nominate of the free soil convention
for the governorship of the State. He says he
deems it to be his duty if ele ted to the laws
for the protection of the personal liberty of the
people enforced at all hazard; and he approves
the prohibitory liquor law.
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Murine htelIigence.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.--The French war steamer
Chimere sailed this morning for Norfolk.
The clipper ship Dreadnought, from Liverpool,
went ashore in fog this morning the West
Bank, and is expected off at the next tide.
The Star of the West sailed this afternoon for
San Juan.
The steamer United States from New Orleans,
which arrived to day, brought $l72, 500 in specie.
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Nom 4rripaf Of the Steamer Arctic.

SANDY Hook, Oct. 1, 10 p. M.-Thpre are no
signs up to this hour ui the steamer Arctic, now
in her fifteenth day from Liverpool.
The Canada, which sailed from Liverpool on
the Odd ult., is now in her twelfth day, and may
be considered fully due.
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RACEs-There was a race over the Herring
Run Course, Baltimore, on Tuesday, for purse
of $500, two mile heats. The Sun gives the
summary follows:
Entres-F. Harper's big. Berry, by Sovereign
dam by Glencoe; Calvin Green's Nat Bck, by
Boston dam by Aunt Mary: Edward Thomp
sons Maid of Orleans, by Bertune, dam by Alice
Carnea. The latter won the purse in two straight
heats, as follows:
Maid of Orleans Il
Nat Blick. p
Berry lis.
Time-3:50; 351.
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TRIAL OF DIR. GRAHAM.

NEW York, Oct. After considerable time
"a Jury for the trial of DR.. Graham, was obtained
this morning, and Mr.. Shepherd, thsDistrici At
torney, opened the csse. Beyond the examina-
ton of Mrs Loring. and one other witness, no
progress was made in the trial.
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Kno,,- Nothino Conrention,

New YORK, October A Know Nothing con-
vcntion, comprising upwards of seven hundred
delegates, is in session at the Odd Fellows. Hall
today and will continue in session several days
The proceedings strictly private, but It's con-
jectured TINT it refers to the approaching cleo
ton
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.SaIIing o the 4rabia.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The steamer Arabia sail
ed at , O'Clock, with lis passengers, for Liver
pool, and 1917, 900 in specie Among the passen-
gers is p, II. Bennett,of Baltimore, bearer of dis
patches.
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THE Parker Tejn Steamer Case.

New YORK, Oct. An the case of Knapp
q Stancey VS.. the Parker Vein Steamship Com
pany, Judge Hoffman decided that there was
sufficient reason for the appointment of receiver
and the continuance of the Injunction
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SARATOGA. Oct 4th.-Northrup's 1.-THE kidnap-
per's) trial has been put of,on account of the alb
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HeapU R0bberu,

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. Al. Ristenbadt, of
Lebanon, Pa, robbed in the O'Clock train
from Baltimore, last night, of S4.50O chiefly in
800 bills of the Lebanon, Lancaster Reading
and Harr sburg banks.
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RO0rd o missions,

HARTFORD, conn.,, Oct. 3.-The Board of Mis-
sions of the Protestant Episcopal Church COM
mcnced its sessions TO day in this city. The at
tendance was good. After residing the annual
reports, the usual annual sermon was preached
by the Rev. Samuel Cooke, of n. Y.
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RICH FRENCH GOODs.

u II. LEWIS.-The subscr Der 10 or en- ing one
)s If he splendi stocks Of rich Fserc Oh Goods
offered in any house in he upper country, tf the
very styles The ladies' OF This city and
country respectful. invited to call and examine
he save Polnene4s end tair desae strictly adhered
to. B.iI. LEWIS, East Main 1t.
Der 2r. Lynchburs, Va.
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Samuel ID. Lecompte, of Maryland, it is said,
has been appointed Chief Justice of Kansas. vice
NJ adison Brown. of Maryland resigned.
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EW DRY GOODS

y PHIL.p ". PAYNE
|, receiving very superior stock az FALL
aud WINTER DRY GOODS, consisting of every a,ticic
OF Ladies and Geni,enren's Also. large assert
Of Blankets. Linisey and Heavy Noolrns I'LL of
which ht offer II the must favorable terms II for
patron naI ihc public general sIectful'
Icitei tn cal' M klLE'S CORNER. MAIN Sr.
Ii It's
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BY YESTERDAYS MAILS.

Posi- OFFICE MArrERs.--T Postmaster Gen.
eral has made the following appointments to fill
places nude vacant by resignation.
In Virginia.-H. Scott, postmaster at Prince
ton. Mercer county, vice {. jerks. J. NJ. Har-
Kiss. postmaster Warsaw, Richmond CO., vice
:. NJ. Iyell. Arthur Brock, postmaster, West
Columbia. Mason CO., vice J. Yeager. J. L. Sta
pies, postmaster, Warren, Albemare CO., vice X.
4. Perkins. L, a. Phaup, postmaster, Manehes-
teri Chesterfield CO., wee b. j. Szer J X Holt.
postmaster, Allegheny Springs. Montgomery CO.,
vice c NJ Stiglemnn. n II Kendall postmaster:
Cup's Store. Richie CO., vice WIN Culp. WIN
Long. postmaster, kowine's Mills. Harrison CO.,
vice w Whitmer. Minerva A Headen: postmas.
ter, Spanl>hburg, Mercer co.. vice W q lioptin-
tall. Henry Harriss; p'stmaster, Indian Valley,
Floyd county. vice Nv Philips. Laurence l..
Ie.ue. postmaster, Falls Mills, Cabell county,
vice Eli H. Walker. Danidl Huffman postm,s-
ter ut SimmonsyiIle, Craig county, in the place
"fJ. w. Younger. w. w. Ward, postmaster,
nj LyeFs store, Richmond CO., weed b. Van
,ers j. II. faylor. postmaster at fazewell c.
II Tazewcl county, vice VIM &. Boltimore.-
Geo. {. Hartman, postmaster at Cave Spring.
Roanoke CO., vice &. II. c. Greenwood Seth T.
Livingston. postmaster Mt kinsdale, Westmore-
land CO.. vice John i. Haley.
tscontinuances.-Mount Level. Dinwiddio
co; GuinsvIe, Prince William CO.; Concord, Ap.
pomattox county.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwnA CASAL.-The
Board of Public Works at their late meeting
made the following appointment of Proxies and
Directors, on behalf of the State, in the James
River and knnawha Company:
PROXIES.
WIN. b. Taliaferro of Gloucester.
Francis B, Deane, Jr. # Lynchburg
Edward kenna, of kanamha
DIRECTORS.
James Lyons, of Richmon /.
John Womble. do.
John Nj. Speed, of Lyncburg.
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NEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
~ confines in market for NEGROES. of both
sexes. between the ages of 10 and 30 years. in
GLIDING Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
prices in cash. His office is a newly erected
brick building on LIST or Lynch street, immediate
" in of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
pared, Z nving erected buildings with that view
To board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, ON as moderate terms, and keep them
as secure as if they we're placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROW.
sep 2S-d& cGmos.
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NAH 10 bbTs. TAR in good ORDER Tor sale nv
l. (.er t.) FRANKLIN, BRO. & co.
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Trustees Sale Of Furniture, &c.

q BY virtue III" dee at tfust executed lxzz,rsZ
90 iii" Sih lay Cf September. 1851
" u b, Lisean and r',or,i'd in the .sAA3c
ek- oifce Of tho Cnmp,ril County Count shall Il
rid the la Ort"h.r 1874 urstcrd sell pu Ii,
auct in front "f the VI ,rk,t House in the cty of
Iynehhure, certain property thrrea conveyed am ,nc
which is the folowing;
Brnsel. carpets.
Mill hy
Two ny a.
Piann Forte
doz ring Srat Chairs
Mahogany Stdeboard.
Mahogany Carl Tubles
lei Dining rnnl"s
Mahogan, .fdr, be
Dining Table
Mshognn, Marble Top pu,eau,
Candle Stard-
Doubling Spring Seat Lounges
30 Hair Maj
so Shuck Mattresses
doz, Parlni Sprng-Seat Chairs
small Bedsteud-,
Together with ouc oi the must super of fine
Rosrw nod Pdrloi Furniture that G offered in this
'rke. There will be variety of other article offered
for a l' NJ thu same time mud pnce-vanahe To house
Ike per., but too numerous to specify in this notice
Terms "r SaLE-Atl sum. under $50 cas-; all sums
thin amount, cIed of sixt, Days will be iven on
negotiable paper, satisfactorily endorsed.
2.dSctds WIN s. MATTHEW T ustce
7R,,
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NOEICE.-rhe undersigned wouhi hereby in
" imm the public generally that he is prepared TO
undertake. all dissertations of Carpentry.
He has appointed X q. Burkh,lder HE agent o
dertskr and curry Il Building Business in this city.
All wrr, inlrusiei his sk w i'll be exdcuted faithful
!, ard with dispatch. WIN. CRUMPrON.
sen ~ d 4i-c9t
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RNAIl 1874.
L WHOLESALE DRY GOODS TRADE.
Peruvian euapO,

Peruvian CuapO,
| consequence nj the well known c'u.os which have
ntcy lnc diced md coutint prejldcc the turn
ing iast- III FNrriicprv tho Envhy extraordinary
~ Minister feuipoeuirus al el. - osrau-, ms nr
nais IN his r""rr ahcr Peruvian Gunno bei,r re
consumer. IN ,uch manner will onnhlr them to oh
thin it terms better lapicd To the difficulties
OF the season. AMI has been pleased 10 direct orders
the und rsignc To -" Guann. Tor the cscnt ,llow.:
For ton.-A53 Cash
To 10 tons-S52
II 20 80 IN s-fpl !"
~ II p on--450 3" (time.
20 To 30 tons-tj0, 81 days OF ds. FOR anne
81 10 100 tnn4- $50 months -
l0l To 200 mns-$5O months +"
POI upwnrd,fjO 4 months p"
The agents prepared tn make deliveries nj their
deposits IN 'irtrt ports the United State. through
orders given by them IN this city.
+, BAHhEDA & BROTHER.
Baltimore, Sept. Isl 1851.
We lcsie To cali attention Ia the above circ, lar
which forwarded BY Mrs.rs. r. Bnfrc,la&
Brother. an the eud inst.
In rider To meet the IT country friends on
the he-l terms possible, n0rr en- our warehouses
on Ro"le,t'- Wharf, Pune Peruvian Gnsno direct from
the government agenl' nth al $50 per ton uf 1000
lbs, e., In,gc II sma q nhtitirs
Parties nuAnnwn tpus. giving orders accompanied bv
rash sati, acip'y city refer viii lac promptly ut
tended 10. ROWLETT HARDY e. co
GV Also in Storr. Mexican (;tmnD at $j5 DeBurg's
superior III o-phnte oi Lime, at $40
sep l2-dSrts
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"A /rhe Funeral of BIO Jno. w Shurman will lie
A prenchrd by the Rev. Tho.. Martin, ut 81;
rhnmas' Church. 'near Marin Z. Burks in III,
county Of Bedford, the d, Sunday in October, 1854
The brothers of liberty L"dgc M. 9j Warren Lodge
No 80, Marshn Lodge M 80 Citation Loige, No
- Mhcm Lndg' No. SO Natural Bridge Lodge,
No "a Pru encr Lodge, No. Il, we'll as all Master
Ma-ons # good stnndng, requested Ia attend.
JAMES METCALF,
Secry ot B,one-borough Lndre. No. 70.
sep o.
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&1nA REWARD.-Ran away on Wednesday,
~ lOO the I'll of June a bright Mulatto man.
named JAG about 25 years of agc5 feet 10 inches
high. st ,uly made; has under eye. and
finger crooked, Iii probable he has tried make bic
way Ohio other free state II taken in Comp
bell county shall give So reward, if taken OF the
county. $50, and iftaken out ofthe state 500
The boy. at the time he ran away then. the prop.
erty Of Ro s. Wilkins, OF whom purchased him.
sep e7-di2tac3t WILLIAM CRUMPTOS.
T Lewisburg Chronicle, Wytln vile Telegraph and
Richmond Wing copy times and 70. ward to
this office.
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DEEkLNgAN GSANH.
L rRlCES REDt CED
7 &" und' r,igncd ng"rts frr the sale o. er'vian
Guanu No III Va, Las. Mi. day received ins'i
tiun- !rpm Mr. T. Bprredt 4 rn OF Baltimore, 10
reduce tho" prices to ;he foil scale,
For qiat titles less taau 0t0 lbs. "a cents per b.
From / 10 tons. fas perton f2U00 lbs.
" 10 AZ 3" -
1917 ~"
= - 80" 461 " e"
Over 80 tons do " "
All their u, lie by the short of 1000 lbs, and
the price, rhuyr named nj cash and Tor delivery
only They LaYe good supply hand present, md
vii give ;romIt Intention to order, a JBned by
each or sat' ,tictory references
SEPT dkrlm HARDY BROTHERS.
4 FAHIY RESIDENCE on Federal HM. FOR
SALE, prtra'eiy.
a. Intending my family the ieet, nearer
II b0,ines- will sell the louse an boz whirh is
tn. time occupied b Tire hnuse contains nine
rooms well ranged Cor the accommodation Of good
81 family
II g lot fronts S24 feet Ninth stree-runung buck
1872 In the yard is smoke house and WELL of
first The whole pemises ARE in good repair
aud to any wishing o pHrchasea neat and comio,t
able fnnily residence IN good negh'orhood, nppor
tunty is here presented rarely tu Da met with II you
want surh n place nPpiy ut 'nrc I"
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