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~ 1sshmOaiei 10 capiaia John iagraLa n.
W AsiiNGToS.Nov. 9Th gold medal struck
on at the L, $. Mint, by order of Congress TO be
presented to Capt. lngraham for his conduct in
.ne "hozia, aifuir, was sent to him BY the Pres
'ient I" day. 1t weighs twenty. seven ounces,
ahn cost $500. One face represents the
american and Austrian vessels at Smyrna
~. a, n ra''.". b'ar' the following inscrip
.seh presented by the President To Comman-
ger ingraham, "a a testimonial Of the high sense
entertained by Congress of his gallant and Judi.
clous conduct on July Cd, 1853"
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Uintfr heather in Mojne.

:. WINTER seems to have set in unexpectedly in
Maine. AT Bangor. on Saturday, the river was
closed with ice, and some thirty vessels frozen in.
The ice in many places is said to be quito tn ok
me kennebec is nlso closed above Bath. This
closing OF navigation in that region il earlier than
the avrrage,andqu quite unexpected to lumber mer-
chants, who will suffer considerable in conse-
quence.
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son That mine Eyes to,re q Fountain" e.,

son That mine Eyes soere a Fountain" g.,
Alas and aack, that have been spared to
see the day. Rachel. Rachel. the great French
tragedienne passed through this city yesterday
afternoon, and is now streakng it over the vii
mlngton aud Manchester Railroad, at the rate of
thirty miles per hour She goes direct to Charles
ton. whore the beautiful and fast sailing steam
ship Isabel will bear her her to the gem of the
sens. She has the bronchitis. and there is no
air TINT will suit her lungs during this chilly
weather, the salubrious breezes of Havana
Oh cruel Mrs. Rachel, how could you serve US
so Pet. Express.
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.4c9uiftfd.

Mary Moriarty, an Irish girl, who Killed her
:eduoer, and lrishman, at Memphis a month or
two ago, has been tried there and acquitted. The
jury were out a few minutes only. The trial ex-
cited unusual interest. The accused had the
sympathy of the entire community with her. the
attorney general conducted the prosecution and
all the members Of the Memphis bar appeared
for the defendant
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LATES L NEWS.
edings of the aeneraiAnnuai Conference.
Bishop ANDREWS, Presiding.

R,qaipg the Scriptures Prayer by I'm. Reid
The roll was called and the following members
Iaared and took seats Messrs. Joseph Car
william A. Smith, Geo. w Motley. J. r.
;nov. james l.. Spencer. William II. Starr
abn G. Cranberry, Geo. +. Dogge,, John A.
The Journal Of yesterday read aud appro-
m The Bishop introduced to the Conference Rev.
Hamilton the Secretary of the Tract So
70 Of the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
nr McFerrin. of Tennessee, addressed the
.nfsrence upon the subject of the interests of
!" Sonthern Methodist Publishing House. He
s,od that in the first five mouths of the exis.
a"e of this House it had issued 50,O0O.0O pa.
IS. and urged on the Ministers sustaining of the
'.ests of this House and it, publications. par
n'.larly the Periodicals published by it. On
~,,;on of Nelson Head n COMMITTEE of three was
anopted to whom the subjects alluded to by DR..
JrpFerrin, were referred, viz Joseph H. Davis,
Talson Head and Geo. w. Molly.
william G. Lumpkin, Iezskiah b. Mitchell,
,,.anh Fl. Amiss James c. Hummer, Albert G.
Harry. Andrew s. Beckwith. Samuel V. Hoyie.
Nm P. Twyman, Joseph H, Riddick, John w
,vonnycott, George w. West and Cornelius b.
p;dack, passed in examination of character, and
rere severay continued on trial
The following Deacons passed in examination
: character: Messrs. John =. Brock, William
II christian Alexander NJ Hall. James l.. Ken
"edy. Lloyd Moore. Robt. S. NASH, Edward NJ
Paterson, Peter A. Peterson and Joseph A. Proc
.or . .
The following ministers who have passed their
time of probation were examined by the Bishop,
,onching the matter required by the Discipline,
and solemny charged by him in the presence of
tho Conference; Paul Whitehead, Chas. II. Hall,
Jobn p. Woodward, William E. Judkins, Thorn
az L. Williams, John b. Laurens, John X. Lit.
f. teton, Chas. c. Pearson, Jno +. Pouiton, Da-
yid Wallace. George X. Ray, Alexander G..
Brown. Andrew J. Coffman and James +. Fin
nell.
The regular business of the Conference being
ended for the session Of the day. the Conference
Tract Society proceeded to hold its first meet
ing-Rey John +. Edwards. President in fhe
Chair.
The Secretary. Rev. J. G. Cranberry. made
the Animal Report of the proceedings of the
Society during the present year. which was re-
Seiyed.
The Society proceeded to the election of OFF
GERS, when the following persons were chosen
President-John +. Edwards.
Flee President-W William b. Rowsic
Secretary--Paul Whitehead.
Treasurer Leroy NJ. Lee.
Lay Managers-J. w. Walker, II. D..
Flood. d .Arcy Paul, William Irby, r. X. Meade,
j. w. Hinton.
Clerical Manugcrs-T. l.. Hoyle, Nelson
Head. J. S. r. Clarke. f. Stanley. j. A. Riddick.
w. }. Norneet.
The Society then adjourned to meet at the
call Of the President.
Preaching every morning and evening in the
Washington Street Methodist Church, during
Conference.
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L.nier frnm Hulnnn.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 25.-The steamship Gre
NADIA, with advices from Havana to the 23l inst
has arrived at this port. The news, however is
unimportant. Sugar was unchanged. The II.
S. mail steamship Isabel Capt, w Rollins,
rived ut Havana on the Odd instant from Charles
ton. She had encountered very heavy gale ON
her passage.
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Ertensire Post Office Robberies,

pHILADELAHIA. Nov. GA number Of let
tiers mailed from and registered at the Post Of
fee in this city. have been discovered 10 be miss
ing@ There is quite an excitement among the
parties interested and the Post Office clerks
Two letters mailed by Thomas Biddle d Co., con-
tanned $40 900 in Pennsylvania coupon bonds,
and s45 900 in Westchesttr Railroad bonds. -
Messrs. Cav & Macallister miss $4,000 in the
last named bonds
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Spe1kersbiD ofthe House of REPRESENTATIVE

SpeakershiP ofthe House Of Representatives., Vc
WAsHINGToN Nov. % The general impress
sion here to-day is, that Richardson, of Illinois
is the most prominent Democratic candidate for
the Speaker~hp of the House
1t is thought no appointment of Senator from
Indiana will he made until the next session of the
Legislature.
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81 TELEGRAPH.
rr'rsr"phed E.prr..,, ia. the ..v,rai.inn..
MARKETS.

EALrIAoRe, Nov. 30.-eFlour unchanged ;
Howard st. and ohin 1925. City Mills 80 H.
Wheat firm and active; Red 80 o. TO So l2;
White S2 10 to 80 81, Corn. old Yellow 81 Co;
White unchanged; new Yellow IS TO ss cts !;
white So to s5 cts
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Efeci'on Of President of .Scaboard and Roanok,
RnlIroad Mnnnmsnt 20 Dr. Cnllins 81

PORTSMOUTH. Nov. 29.-Fhe Board of Direc
tors OF the Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad held
meeting here to-day.and elected Samuel NJ Wi
son. ESQ President of the road vice the lameut-
ed DIR. Collins.
resolution was adopted, giving the widow of
the late President the salary attached to the of
tce for the balance of the year. and also one for
the erection of monument TO Dr. C,s memory.
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
,l,nssrsE.s SALE oryALuAnLr

y PROPERTY LAND MArlllNEnY. STOCK OF
~ benjamin T. serhotL aud daily recorded undersigned
Trustees VIII proceed TO s 70 TIC hghes, bidder
lowing property conveyed IN sAh decftu
on TUESDAY, the ith day Of December next, we VIII
:, sell stock q GOODS baud the sorehouss
previously occupied by George i'aShy consisting iarc
81 Iron ga, twenty aus) Of all sizes Steel NalslU 90
keEs-Sapr Dry uoods also large lot of
s,'s-Shcri Hnr and Timers Ri,ts Lead rlrr Spades
shows Sine faks Sers Anv' Vices several barrels ane
and Counting roeiu Furniture
Ihe above sale viii he continued from day to day TIL tr
Immediately after the above sale will proceed to self at
said saeket Lumber louso the river steam
fhsinr h y Starh aud all The hNufrs belonging therefor
two Planners one Boring Machine Driving sachife one
IGNORING Machine one poVota Machine with the exclusive
patent night nsr thereof In aud ior the lily vicinity
iynehhnrg This Machinery well deserving
mas been pronounced by competent judges To be the finest
Machinery this side II New York.
tho said sackc slnrk OH on stands Sci abou, $50 or
40 barrels rhomastou Lines Balances Wheat Shoe Wheat
h">es Que Crane tountlngroom Furniture Including bed,
s'"t' drs, Se Ale one il'rrlngs IRE proof SAT-,
IN WEDNESDAY, the ID day Of January, 1886, Will
lfed To- Sell at ihe sorehonsc II said Sacket lnfay
ttie In Montgomery county all of his Che said Saekei
OF eoods Merehphdso &c eemresed ut such articles
tahd N country store the lease of said Snckctt
SAID store house. which Will expire the LIST day Of Sept
Tennessee Railroad lying county Montgomery near
sai store; Mules Wagon and Geer Carryai; Timber
Waggons and log elan SGT Blacksmith Tools lot Of Tim
her fske Noreross aner aud Grower and all the fla
lures therenne belonging together with the exclusive right
nxtno eompei three Circular Saws for as with nil their
TRRCT oF 9 at @S same tune and place one
o liradshaws Creek containing 1875 acres
Timber Trees adjacent Of land another TRACT
OF LAND containing about las acres less; another
TRACT OF LAND adjoining the same containing about 900
ares, less other TRACT. adjoining the same
containing ~ acres or less Also all Of the said Sackcus
right te aud interest in and 10 another TRACT or LAND
containing about 500 adjoining the same which said
Sacket claims by right of entry.
Terms liberal and made known the day sale Acting
aE trustees VIII such title only vested In
said deeds of trust, GEo. I. PEERS, ,
J. y, GORDON ''"'
Amy nf the above property will be disposed Of pr
vatey. upon fair teens, till day of sale
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Explosion ofo Loeomot,ce and Loss IF life
lfnILnrIIlt

B0SroN, Nov. 27.--The Locomotive Clinton
exploded last evening on the Worcester AMI
Nashau Rail Road, killing Mr.. ellison tho en-
sneer, and badly iniuring the fireman.
large meeting of citizens. irrespective of
party. was held this evening. in Fauel Hall, to
ratity the nonination Of Alexander \. Rice, for
Mayor
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FoH Of the 7'owers Of the New Suspension

DTIUPF UttT TIT UtHt"te I''t'''
ROCHESTER,, Nov. % The towers OF the new
Suspension Bridge now in process If coustruc-
ton about two miles below this city. over the
Genesee river fell this afternoon with tremen-
dous crash. The towers lie on the bank a total
wreck. No persons were injured.
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Rachel nj UeId0u y. T..

WELDON, n. G., Nov. 29.-l p. M.-Mm'll'
Rachel, the tragedenne, has arrived here iron
Baltimore by the Seaboard and Roanoke Rail
road en- route for Charleston, S. G.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 0.-Fleur advanced; State
~ 50; Southern 50 81: Wheat firm. South
ern White 81 30; Red ~ Is.
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Thanksgiving Day in Nep York.
New York. Nov. 29.-Thanks gvng day is
generally observed to day. All business is sus-
pended.
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nov 29dtlln sthenwtod ian }. N q. '".'''S'
yENNlsTEE's sAlE Or XAIUAnlE CITY

= PROPERTY, SiAN rs AND ~ RN11t RE By ,irtac
of deed ct trust executed by john g. McClanahan
aud AT the request of the parties Interested shall FRI
DAY the 18th day Of pecombcr next sell by of public
auction to the highest bidder The pfomses that valuable
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT recently occupied by John
q Mc'Anahn situated the upper end of ID street In the
city OF lynchnrg said property l. In good condition,
Nenient to business and ever, respect suitable for afan
residence.
We VIII also sell at the time aud place auction the
SLAVES Melyna and her child Warner and all the House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of said Me nnahan The
sndto be an excellent cook washer and ioncr The Furn
ure is ad be 10 good condition. consisting of usual articles
including II Piano
1tRMs-fhe Furniture Qor all sums $20) aud Slave
VIII he sold credit of four months the House Lot
third cash and the residue equal insacnts of six
and ts evc months negotiable satisfactorily endorsed
10 given for much OF the purchase money Of said property
Is pail in cash.
sa. cnnuuence Mt o'clock a NJ Should the day bc nm
favorable the sale will take place the meet day.
T. @. MccLANAHAN, ,Tr,s,o.s
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NEw mooKs. NEw nooKs.-r",mc q

~ CHRISTIAN have received the following new works
Stray Leaves the Book Nature by NJ Sehoe dc We're
of the University Of Virginia.
Home Is lIumn;
Tho summer Land, by Child of the SUM-
Wallars lioast, b. Washington IrSingi
Dorfttcls
History of the American Party;
The Adventures Of tlagRl iiah;
Female l4fe among HE Mormons.
Clouds aud sanslInc In the life ola Village Pnstor
lsoras Child;
Eolopoesis American Rejected Addresses;
WarknA. Adventure oh the Mosquito Shore by S A.
Baird;
Whatcy's Future state
Journey E, Central Africa, by nayard Taylor
The Land of tte saracen, by Bayard Taylor;
Cvrilla. lay the author Of The Initials
The New Pastoral, by T. Buchanan Read:
Art Observation-Disclosures sculpture, Painting, &c, by J. J.
JARVIS;
Wemans Missions
pep,'s Diary at corresp ondcnce New edition.
INTirs from thu " iir. Wide Worll
Posters tirsl Principal Of Chemistry;
Elements of Geology l.s Gray and Adams nov
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
..sSn tlnn wonr" q. Dnx soon.

.ROVsOVV Al COST fok CASH --nRouks.
hrl-i MAILER. No. Il, frAnI Srertr-iiayiug made
la connection with parties open
heuse In New inrk the isi January continue
house here have determined present
stock cf Goods OF which really
we VIII therefore, aud after MONDAY the 22d instant
eiief eailre Stock nj far
i,uyels will hnd In The linca Of Bleached and
nessa sheatings and shrGs Flannels Lnseys kerseys
Sleeps GfayE, Blankets, Caths thssmof.s Satiuets
tuosy Jeans Prints, Gnghams, Dress Goods Apaecas &C.
Sc.
pnr firnds and customers wishing bus
usual credits VIII De supplied nj uFuHl prces.
NrHC the tor the 81 and "a Pulled Uotl
and Will keop mp sio,k Goods sell them
have heretofore
We solicit y call trum friends aud the trade
Bkooks, BELL a WALLER
2a.din Nn
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Runnolans. snArrn : co, DEALERS IN rx

UluRRotGuS, sHAFER & CO. DEALERS IN EN
- IRA FINE READY MADE CLOTHING, invite the at
trui,n Of their aud friends their
vailed and extensive stock Of FALL GOODS comprising
docs in Rrent variety and completeness Of style and mater
n every article pertaining tbs CLOTHING and GENTLE.
MEMS fuhNisIiISG TRADE. An adequate idea Of the
variety and richness Of present stock only be had by
personal examination below may be found partial list Of
some of the leading articles
0VERCoATS--A most elegant assortment Of those gar
ments Of the most desirable materials eolors and syles-TH
DRESS AND FRoCK CoATs-TGose sold Mt this esab
shmen are not surpassed In pecscnoss Of IT. asteuness Of
BUSINESS COATS OF every material ranging in price
PANTS Blaek Cashmere Doe Skin Grape Cashmere
o medium low prices Fancy Gassncre
oakcs Cashmere. Oxford Mixed Heavy rvens satinct 6c
VESTS rich Plush Velvet Black aud Fancy drenadIne
Morino Serge, Black Satin Be- splendid Party and Wedding
TRAVELLING pLANKETs-Natonal Flag. st. Leeer
Epson ard saxony Blankets Gentlcmens shawls Manlers
Drawers Cravais stocks pcsscr Raglan Albert and Napo
leon Ties KID Buck Mock Buck Mcrino Woolrush Tanta
and Caif Gauntiets SIN Mefino cotton and Country hni
Socks Pocket Hand orchiefs in short every thing us
establishment may be found IN 'he greatest variety and At
u = & Co. manufacturing MI the Clothing sold by them
thus enabled to rive Their the benefit Of the nd
yannges they possess aud furnish none but the best made
Those prcrrng their Clothes made order BIO
modiod and satisfaction gnarantied or nor sale
oo2ts BURROUGHS. suAFER co
Iln,Ns. ON yOu. uORsEs.-NEw LIVE
Horses livery the accommodating fJkIA
terms, tho old stand of Geo. NJ. Bruce. Ii
n BIiueks, Buggcs aud Horses for hire and Hacks
every C"uri day TO Campbell Court House
TERMS OF TAKING HORSES on LIN cry
Per month 90
Ter W
G5
single feed :.
- -1&ely JOSEPH CLEM1NS.
0IAA AAA ACRES LAND WARRANTS
IVUsV1stV WANTED-LAF AYETTE "
GRAY Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attor
ney for the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes to pnrehas" 900 ACRES Of Military Bounty
Land Warrents. will attend to any business as Notary
Pnblc such acknowledgment # deeds assignment of Land
Warrants, &c. sc. LAFAYETTE w GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
july cts. Pension Agent, Lynchburg, Va.
vlNMRAssIgNG MACHsNEsA Wheat Fnns.-
j II. s. WHiTTEMORE& BRO, are manufacturing at
their works the Basin, very superior THRASIING MA
CHIMES and FANS Of Improved and ready
oil ORDERS Mt short notice aud reasonable terms
FHmnfs wanting superior Machines depend getting
such personal Application by addressing through the
Post Office
Also all kinds Of repairing done short notice and
enable
~ agents for the sale of OBED HUSSEY s CELEBE =
TED PA REArER MOWER, at the manufacturer
price
Those wishing obtain of the above articles will do
well to send In their orders early possible
The reaper can be examined al our Works
t.Ag pts
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x,.raI return nv thanks the public generaliy Tor
u ,har liheroI patronage will hereafter keep a Ffe
stoct If READY MADE CLOTHING attne oid s'ah"' 'o
OF Main ana M"N'' '' JACOB NEWMAl
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spsr-y.g.g hEE.E FNlNN.--On the 5i's
Instant. between Richmond and farnville, my TRUNK
misind the Danf lie Snuthside Railroad that
could be found the arrival Of the armve
valuable articles highly priced by and
information concerning it VIII he thankfully received
large black box Trunk nearly square with fiat top
marked j. \. s. Adhcring 10 end of 1t two
piacarfls from "Aslor House aud Exchange Hotel
found be left with Christian Inthrop Richmond
Dr Morris Mr. Speed tynrihurg, hr Pnnull, Peters
burg inov o l1ae.ni L.. T. SEMPLE.
( u Richmond Wig and $, 5. Democrs will copy 2w,
U.sysEE ENssgHsTEON.-A supply Of new and
u beautiful Oh Paintings and eolored Autographs received
at MORSES.
Please call and examine
Also Git Moling Picture Frames Of Il aud inches
Frames and Glass furnished. nov lis
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,-..la. l. n

AtEN<.EE's n WI d MACnINES.-Thcsc
~ machines haze long sustained the highest reputation
tied iHE FIRST PIJZf--A GOLD MFDAI--las re
Gently awarded them the Exposition
Palace Iustry 10 Paris and thus they have the Worlds
verdict Of super GRITTY.
have Just been added run
speed, that TWICE As MUCH WORK CAN BIZ DONE
IN \ DAY.
The greatest clothing ring establishments
country these machines exclusively. They
p.teut every the syle
numbers Of Inferior worth
sewing machines of the Derow BIOLOGIST Avery. VII
son Baker and other patents which
be used t. any advantage hereby
all snch machines aud also unnproyed
manufacture EXCHANGE FOR NEW LATEST IMIRQvFD
MACHINES liberal terms. All old machines aimed
will be brok up and destroyed particulars apply
by letter OF personally New York Office.
n BLoca Al lts wanted TO make sales OF improved
sowing naehDes To properly qualified for the
ross opportunity for profitable and pleasant employ
iaent : offered. l. NJ SINGER q 20,
Principal Office, 800 Broadway y. Y
BRANCH OFFICES; ~ Hanover St. Boston l32 Chestnut
ST. phacp ha lV5 baltimore ST. Baltimore. 293 Walnut
st Cincinnati. ls St Charles St New Orleans. Go,crs-
VILE n. Y. 33i Broad St, Newark. n. J. luov - dan
New Colorcd Silks "a little below co-i.-From
~ this day efer entire stock of Coored Sill Dresses
cash all entirely very fine All per
in great bargains in Silks invited
$40 tiem nov 2s-tsl Is II LEWIS.
ANEW FLOdR in quarter bags, for sale by
~ fiy l7.dts LANGHORNE IL JOHNS
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NnA sACNs ASHTON sAET,-dirccs
9NIVV importalion--n store and fore sale by
4


Bn|O1rtSr eEW LAW VOOKs.-A MoR
Rln. Pubiisho, bl9ks' lie ri hmodd Va lrs'lust
published DIGEST or 1HELAWS OF REALpROPER1Nt =
generally adopted and IN the United Stat,sby John
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Second Edition revised greatly enlarged
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writer traces the history of su In Equity from Its beginning
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uINor the Toiies.--A large supply Of superior
II Toilet aud Shaving Soaps Hair Nail Tooth and SHAY ing
celebrated Pomades and Soaps, fine Colleagues
thr landk In great variety Hair Dyes;
Hair Iouics Fancy Hotties Balm OF loo Flowers Amhu.
dine C,hpoan chapred face and hands &c
&c, for saieby nov s-tsl JNo " ShAf Druggist
UNsyHsNdE ON GBFE.--rKhE "NUTGAL
n BENEFIT GDMPANI.'--B. W. KNOWLES, AGFS1,
RIcHMoNp, NA--DH. NM 5. NORRIS, Medical Adviser At
LynehburF. Va.
Capital May lat, 1854. slet3ps3 10
Amount OF Dividends paid date r3et.tt2 IA
Amount OF Losses By Doath..... l024,933 Is
1i05 0n5 50
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gN13a0sVTEON.--Th concern OF hpP'. ~
ESNEWMAN was this day dissolved by mutual eocsei'''-
iTh, business yvI be hereafter carried on by
November "a; 1885. Jazz" w.
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4 FL ny riiE MECHANICS INSTITUTE RienMosp
Walt TIERS y SIMoNs M laa Main street. opcarly
opposite tho Exchange Bank) Richmond Va have received
tho tor the stats Of Virginia for the sale az VIM H.
Emersuns celebrated PIANO fpRIIS. These Pianos
finished In the beat manner and ior their and
hrillancy of and durability equal
other manufactured IN this country.
FACT WORTHY Noft-.Onc Of Emerson's Piano
Forte Into the Fair the Mechanics Institute
scd IN Richmond without the know ledge of Mr. Emerson
ooiynd the Highest premium asdrdcd-A FIRST CLASS III
FIONA
Every instrument warranted la every respect.
We shall sell Plane Fortes the prices cash
raod negotiable paper, finn ~ tfIsc1y