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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-12

spUKROUGHS SHAFER g. co, DEALERS IL EN
i customers aud friends to thor unr
vailed aud stock of FALL GOODS comprising rs
great and completeness of style and matr
every article pertaining the CLOTHING and GEN Tie
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idea OF the
present stock can only he ha by
personal Below may b. found iartai hst oi
same cf the leading articles;
OVERCOATS-A most elegant assortment at these gar
gents the desirable materials ropIs ad siyIesl"
mas Registers and G. AXIS.
DRESS AND FEOCK GOAIS.-fhnse sold at tht eaiah
shmct surpassed IN prccseues5 of 1T hf7S d"
general cclcncc Of workmanship ' eHe IN ssaro
slect> syH0i 10 cls.ala ioo1s
BUSINESS COATS, OF every material, ranging IN I1''
from sIto SUI .
pANTS-plack Cashmere, Doc Skin, Grape ttsaupre,
from inc dress to medium and low pcoi fHry tssth re,
Oars Cashmere oxford Mixed Heavy Tweed Sahet %r
YES TSs-Rich Plush Velvet Black and Fancy 'rcnaqhr'
Black anl Fancy Farmers Saiin fatt NtNrt
Merno Serge Blae, Satin &ei splendid Party ad Hedh6
Nests M
TRAVELLING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flag st ieger'
Esn, and Su xony Blankets Gentluncns SA1Ns MtiHetS,
M.rna Scars nrr Shirts Wool Canton flmncl and Jean
Drawers travais Stocks Pesscr, Raglan Albert aud Napo
lic Sobastopo Calf Tiger and Nntria Cloves Buck kd
and Caf Gaunets; SILK, Mcrno, Cotton and tohtfykht
S,rks Packet iIana&erchcs in short thing nsu-
ally found in first 1entcncns Clothing and OUT hitting
,i sluant may t,uud in the greatest variety and at
the most reasonable prices, At the BAZAAR
h. = Co manufacturing all the Clothing sold ny them,
tbr e.i rl o p, Sc Their customers hancit oi the ad
s they possess and ntnSH hphf h" tue "9' 'h'a' 1T
trrs, tie lowest possible rates.
Those erring cr Clothes made 10 order fan be accom-
nu,llt,l and satisfaction Guaranteed. er nor sale
me- ~ BURROUGHS. SlIAFER co
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tEyD pysSaxs'sANs-

\ lIerrngS Blue Mass, the best ia use
Irrng' Oil large and small b'rS nearly t'siess
ni~h Winr oe .It Root-nreparod tron the fresh root
aud ainitcy superior the VINE Of tie seed or dried
Fluid Exrac valeriaa-fom the fesa English root cultivated
ia this country
Also ali the ofrinal "tlnid ENlacls '1''"iy P'eP'"
Liquor Ergotne TT, -.
Ipdda PotssS Atkiis'n Bigger ST 'gotlef with com
,otr s,ornent of pure Chemicals extra nice graduated
Measures small Glass Funnois Instruments &c, ~ sni
tel to of Physicians In town ana country eathny
a,.Its Druggists iank Square.
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THOMAS III NDLEy
sill more News from n Good unD.

= II
MESSRS DOVE co L hereby certify that for years
past have been much afflicted with rheumatism and from
frequent You nmcn hayt been almost entirely
relieved the disease sell groat deal of 1t to my neigh
RS recolcct a solitary case where II has been
applied according the directions of It's having failed to afford
relief M family should he without this Lnment regard
a one q tho best irmedos for rheumatism have over
,icd and with the great pleasure do recommend 1t to
scry fimllv 10 the ,ynyld Yours truiy,
ny r}-t dpf a
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lust OPENED, beautiful white Mcrino Tai
- mas with full assortment of Clnnks and ennrtd famaA
Of now styies and designs
oc luts JOHN ARR ADAMS
NEWS pkou NNEGbN.-A AMpiA COUNTY, July
l3, ls11M Mrasrs Dove y Co Last autumn had very
Tin" horse Injured in of his hind legs badly Ms 20 cause
II TO swrl the size of mans head which ir"
remedy eonl har lsnk ef without relieving him In the
least Daring the fall the swelling continued. WHOM Young
Mr. Archer II, mud recommended Turf Oh
cnrcd bottle nnd short tr before had used th"
contents o one b7c the swelling suhsd,d and you could
not tell which leg injured Ic Is well and doing all
kinds OF farm work. Very respectfully.
ANN ". ARCHER.
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MISCELLANEOUS,


MEDICINAL. LIQUORS AND VINES
vi Pure Juice ror, Wine, pure frcnch brandy sherry
Mme london Porter Weifs Aromatic Sehisin sehnsls'
M these articles warranted pure aud suitable Tor e"'
nal purposes Eur sale by JOHN II. SEAAt
" lis. Druggist
%rOrICE.-Thc .uh-criher being ar~ir"n. q"
elose the remainder OF the Stock OF eeeds at the odd
stand af George Bagby will from this day offer the en'ro
''h oc outs 1' ''' 0'7" N'' '' '' nENJ sAcKErr
aAaT. 10Th. ESJ5.---Sur own ampor'ntions.--
" Rereivcd SATURDAY the lith by Adams COS Express
tAc following eolared Castor Beaver Cloths
Adeiailo;
Brown
Green,
These cloths arc made at pooay celebrated estah
i'hmentin France expressly or our sales We invite me at,
Cloths They vi" be made mp to order s short notice. ana ON
oc i6is GLASS & RAINr, j DIXON, Agent
IuNs.-we have Just received "a beautiful stock of fine
N aud t'uus, which invite the attention Of
srorsmen, and the public generally ,,r,. oo
nCT. slh is5J.-Jnst received, by express, second
~ supply those Plush Velvet Vcsiags also Quilted
silk These Goods will be found ready made or u prirred
House eoi GLASS y RAINE, J. DIXON, Agent
HOPS, uops.-rresh aud bost quality Eastern Hops,
lnst received and for sale by , #,,,,,.s,>
June aes LfE JOHNSON
htrn,cs :! ssrn,c. .---A splendid n-.ors.ncn, Of
be surpassed in this mrket Let all consult their ,'ses ana
comfort the Furnace aud Range Warehouse and prepare
for Winters snow-elad hand ,s,
nc lSts G. 5. BllSS.
UUST REC EIVED--A lot OF superior styi Busi-
Coats silk Plush, Velvet aud fancy SILK Ncsts
ocll NJ GEGGESlElAbER
NOTICE TO WHEAT sfLI.EK~.--Wc nrc
y In for all the good wheat can get Per
having sell will please give cal before selling
as we will always pay the highest market price
Hts MILLER q ELAN, on Basin.
CARD.--Uu,i ing sold my Interest in ,iic Dn-
Ruerrean Gallery in tins place. Ia Mr. JAMES kEAhh,
would ecifuly him to the favorable attention
public slfi Artist and gentleman whom tcy
m, then and of his inmitabu AM
taking leave would return thanks for the liberal pat
onagc and kind attention RECEIVED from generous public du
ring "A res,lrnr. of ,y ar eilhi years T. L. GlBBS.
oc l2ts-kcp copy.
WE ssNsU vN ssAND-
w 100 dozen farn Socks;
800 yards Country i4nsry-whte and eolorcdi
Jausr;
500 fbs Wool Rolls
fresh Feathers
All Of which we will sel low t"r eash - . ,,..,
oc ois YoI1 NIGER & SMITH
ktUEEEE-
" tbt0 bags strictly prime ri" Coffee
Sanos-carga of the Schooner Indicator, from
the Brazis--in store and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVEEPOitf 4 co,
c2Gts Richmond
,NNnOMAsTON LsME.-loo barrels be THOMAS
TON LINE receiving direct from the vessel Ia good or
dor. for sale by ~ ltsl u I. SlN'Ntll--
VELVET, SATIN, AND ii5Fs5 tsoANs
aud Tamas Merino aud Plaid Shawls Of The ues styles
oc5-ts JAMES A STlGLEH GO.
VNaNCX VELVET, SILK AND siAssANEkE
H NESrINGS-A large stock just opened a.
oc 5.ts JAMES \. STIGIER & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NrEW HOOKs. NEW WOOKs!!-Pn,n
~ CHRISTIAN have for Hale the following New b9ots
Faotrn sketches Nirgnnliistooal aud Biographical
Second Series; -.
Widow padolt rapera-hy Ffanrls W Whickeri .
Debate on the punahmcnt df the Wicked, Ne=hy hhah
Magruder of Charlottesville, Va, and Edward H. of''s
Of Pennsylvania,
The Nrwromos-by 1hnckafatf
The American Gt Hook
Hunting Adventures In the Northern Wilds--ilustrated
The Prince of the llonsc uf David
iInarN head aud Mechanically Jacob Ahbotti
'rlr Young Lady own Hook--hy Emily Ihouweli
Tie Old Homest.ad-4hy Mrs Ann y, stephens
MEDICAL,
Nols,on's Clinical surgery
Knlkcrs Micfoscopiral Anatomy,
LAW
Wheatons International Law
Parsons Cnntracts--2d volume. lnovg2b
uNlssOIUTuON.--Th concern Of Appel q
IL NEWMAN this day dissolved 10y mutual eorsent--
The business will he hereafter carried on by .
November "a, 1898 JACob NEWMAN.
Card return my thanks TO the public gonernliy for
~ their borol patronage viii hereafter Keep iafg"
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING d the old stand corner
ef Main aud Market streets . .......
eats JANhB NEWMAN
New GoIovc.t siiL- u titsIc below cost. From
tins laY stock Of tolnrcd SILK Dresses
hoow FOR cash all entirely new some very me Al per
great bargains in silks invited TO come and
aee them lnov as5isl ~ II LEWIS.
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.,oY>ryI.ND WaHmANTs-No,icc AL

apesINCN LAND " NAEHA AS's%.--Notice A.iL
* 10 'ruF SoIDIERS OF TIE WAR or lel2 fW1
A. YOU Will soon receipt of your LAND W All 49,
RANTS and ! suppose each and every one of you e"~~~
s ~ get highest price you can therefore, s IS to
monty yan before, making sale of vpur claims Yan VIII Fite me
,i hqyc made arrangements in ScW nrh, which will
na me TO pay than one here or s SIDE "i Nc"
York. - ! q ~ - " ', - -
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EOeD.V(1O WANrED.---LA FAYETT W.
GRAY Y Notary l'ubN dealer il I1ui Warrants. aud Attpr
nv far the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land aad Pension
] wishes 10 purchase 1U0Op ACRES Of Military Bounty
,nJ warrants will attend any business, As Notary
n such as ac lcdgment Of deeds assignment nf Land
iyarrsnts Ar a. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Notary Public Bounty Land and
i,,lvGts Pension Agent, igncbburg, Va.
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,S3.. FAIL & WINTER ARRs-

1855. FALL 4 WINTER AHhs.
- VAI.--SIMPSON d BKo., sign OF the ''oiheh
&-snE Pad Lock. Main street Lvnehburg' "a are h,N
-S r,eeiyinga very large assortment "t ltttuW.u'
set inl Table Cutlery Guns, Pistols Hunting ahd i.nls
IKE Silver Plated lods. Floor and Table ON 'toii VIZ
-" hiais Gill lrnae; House b 1ldsg Mttoiiusi otpun
s. Milwright's and Smiths Tools; Carriage an, hl.tf
INNINGS Stiderv; Shoe Makers Findings; W COG ana " y"
WV J" are; rniig Utensils II lusekaepms Art'vie 's'. ~
'ac Stock is tho and desirable ever "tr
es Market Tor public patronage. embracing the
sahl the tnle uf them 3ntt purchased lhH .,
Hiig and Just Introduced for the thI; ati "1"''
Ivieo lsIl
aaey cordially invite their friend. aud the pnhe - aH m
toa n taar Stock. either those who wi4h l" trHc" u
- n'sirc merely to alnrge and varied asH'fth"h
d,l2's
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MISCELLAN E0US.
II .yNrmm,nG ACAnEMX NErINE Amr

YNtsENtRG NCADEWx OE EINE ARTS.
y ATTRACTION ENrHAotpiN NARN.--rAfENf
AMBkofA PES, hy ]. kEAGN, only, successor 10 /. T.
tthbs, n his old stand door the Virginia Bank Main
cSsod the highest achievement Of the fheto
graphic These glass plates have in
feotYrr raae,S heng Infinitely superior la every regard
First they he Sen IN light The features are not re-
NeiSed in the naguuroaispC They brilliant
richer and elegant hnial the
feet taken in fourth the required by the old process
and lastly they Will last Ton They hermctcHlN seal
ed between plates glass which sealing secured by letters
patent the United States and Europe and owned In Lynch
burg by keagy 0ng This sealing renders them
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited TO call sndcx
anime specimens
Daguerreotypcs copied into Ambrotypcs and rendered
pprishahle.
Instruction given the art the right mako Ambro
types IN Virginia, on reasonable terms,
Every variety of Castings Frames Sc also large stock Of
JewelrN constantly on hand lscpFldis
,INHE NEWCOMEs--by ThncLar.y--" new
u supply;
Life of Guaranty his SON.
Japan MS II aud is
The Old HomeBead-hy Mrs Stephens;
kloselhm--hy DE Qnineey
1reneh's SYNONYMS of the New Testament
Also further supply OF Wmarth short nib Gold Pens at
nov lats MoRSE'S Comm Iiouee
- Gerry has hand the following articles which VIII be
sold on reasonable terms:
Buckwhcai Hour;
Green and Dried Apples
Sweet and Irish rotatoes
Smoked and Picked Beef Tongues
Dried Peaches,
Smoked beef
Fine Family Hams Cheese. sc
There may asohe found vaions other thugs which
useful IN families all Of which viii be sold cheap for cash
nc3lts i II SOLOMON,
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~ Charles NaVasenri
Memoir of \. =. Preniss by hs brother If1
Estclc Grant or the Lost Wife,
True Riches, Stories for the Young
stray Leaves from the Book Of Nature, by Deoperoi
Memoir o Sampson, by r. l.. Dabney, ID. D.,
Cummings Twelve Urgent Questions
The Glory of the icdccmcr. by Wnsow,
The Heavenly Home by Iiarbangh;
The Heavenly Recognition =" ##z=4e
Cnderon, by Buweri
Sad the Courishp Of Cheyaler slyfox Wykofi
London Art Journal for November
The Electc for
talou's Dollar Magazine for December;
Chambers Journal for ="
Frank tIesos n. Y journal tpr ' If
Westminster Roycw;
Blaekwoo oods Magazine for November
Household Nords, for December.
Also Gold Peus, aud further supply of School Books
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


nR. R.ROBERTEaWLv,D Dentist, ,i,"- removed
~ his office daor above his residence. MAIN Sl,
aud one sluare above Dihrells lletel Jan l-dis
NirN hOTEi..-fhs house been opened by MRS n
~ rATrESoN where she wonld be glad to see its for
" s,i's '''' ~ - II READ Clerk.
IL DRIuGHrsMAN, IND SuRfEYoR offers ms prof,s
s3a services to the citizens of Bedford and II
Adiress-InfRrY. an 3ois
KEDEoRD mo.sh spro,;.e co"r'-ho"s" ~ "a" s",,
The above house rebuilt in the modern style and fur
nished in the best opened Tor the reception OF
guests The undersigned promise best efforts to merit
any patronage which they may receive
.YA HACK will always be IN readiness to convey the
guests of the House and their baggage to aud from lh @
NUeCORKLE u JONES, Whoirsnic aud RE-
WI rAIL GRoCERS COMMISSION IND FoRWARD
CHEWING TOBACCO, MAIN ST. LyNcnpuna, VA VIII
give particular attention to the sale Of nL9rK m wEAr
Liberal advances will be made ON all eonssnnienis when
required july l5ts
HfTAfI aR0cERs 3 CoMMiSSioN MERCHANTS
Nrt door to Libry U@eho"ss, MAIN ST. Ayneh'"Te' 'a
ja2
NTOWLIN 4 NAppERsoN, Groccr. and Com
~ MISSION MERCHANTS, MAIN 81, LfNcHBt RG'
CErlEs LIQUORS, &c. particula. attention paid to re,
forw ardng Goods aud Tobacco and the se OF
LEE 4 JOHNSON, wholesale n"a Retail
IL GRoCERS. COMMISSION AND FoRW AkDiNG
AGENTS, IY NCHBIRG, VA are now in receipt o large
stock of GROCERIES. LIQUORS, DOMESTIC GOODS,
SOLELEATIEI. TANNERS OIL. FISH &c~ &c To which
hey invite their friends and the public general
- ~ e2s-ts
y. r BROkAW, T. Il HuNIlN6IpN
UDENNETT ~ NBKDNAW. .PkODotE COW
I'D NILSSON MERCHANTS, for the sale of Flour Grain.
Butter Cheese Provisions No ITO Broad ST. corner oi
Water 81. New York mar 2l.ls; -
r. ~ ,psWoRIH - u TURNER 5. rALMEt.
WyTAlDI,Sswonrm, ! TGKyEn 4 ~, i%pcr-
w TIERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN STAPLE AID
FANCY DRY GOODS No lo Pearl Street. Richmond, Va
feb 1jdly
urYny LuDIAul IGARIlEr =. WATsOt.
uDLAN n WATSON, Richmond. Va, For
Ia WARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL CoMMlS'
SION MERCHANTS, Office and Warehouse South side of
the Basin. july i@dts
uDEFERS, MARTIN n CO, Com mission aud
h FORW ARDING MERCHANTS, On The Basin t0y-
ncr Of l2s and Cary Streets, Richmond Va may N.ts
nONNAN n CO., General Commission nrr-
~ CHANTS, RICHMOND, Va Jan us
J. A. HARRIS J. loHoIs
HARRIS Il ECHOLS, Commi--iOm nnd For
III WARDING MERCHANTS, on Basin HANK ltlehinnnd
va tmay 2ddlYl
uDOYAL PARRISH, Wholesale Grocer and
IL, COMMISSION MERCHANT, Richmond ia..-No 50
CrrV Sreet-Partcuar attention paid to sales ot Tobacco
Flour, Wheat and country produce generally
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ruses and Sprans, Cracked lieei
aud Fellons Sore Back,
ralds and Burns Splnt aud SPAWN
FORE Legs and Chiblans Sweeney aud Por.eNll
resh Cnt Wounds Withers and Marbles,
ramp and Tcttcr Chafe and Chcstfounder
\ 'ings Of Insects Ringbonc aud Sandcrack,
y ounds under the Nails Windgall and Numhness,
danod Breasts Saddle Gal and old Strains,
lanfpar ruluors Swcllcd kcgs and
Stiffness of Joints -
Warranted TO and danger from exposure Ia e''
Applied 10 burns at once, it leaves no sctt
Price 30 and 81 cents bottle.
For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHALL
IyuchhnrF, VA
DOVE s. CO.
Sole proprictors Richmond, Va
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Tsss received . large lss ef Ranss 60 U16an1ns
q Coats very cheap and especially luW ~ eanA
1915 r. 0U00EQUEXWEA
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IN SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL-,Of-
FICE 1874 FRoxr STREET NEW YORK rarticuar attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and consignmens direct irom
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES-A. & a. Lawrence & Co Bostonf Allen
& Paxs,n New York Courtney a Gushing Baltimorci
Davenport Allen co, Edmond, Davenport 4 Co. 'Adlan
Watson, f. Heath, late ahditor ana ClchsaaM
% Richmond: MrCorklc 4 Jones Mcdaniel Hurt y Pres
ton T. G. y Ferguson Co and Miller Crensha", Lynch
burg
B-IIaving established 4 branch Of our house IN New
York our rrsn partner in that city will give his personal
attention TO receiving trausPpng and securing the low
est freight commSsiJn) on all goods coslg
ed 10 our san Francisco House,
ales,rs Ednond Davenport CO. will act for MS at Rich
,,atI eodiV
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|t2HiSH MOUNTAIN ufLi-SEoNEs.- y nv
- Undersigned now procuring from tacT re'nfac
airy At the Brush Mountain Montgomery c'unlS NM.
PNES and BUItRS of the very best qnaiy ih r~pp' ~
9f hes stones is widely known hut the Railroad giving
Increased fwilrs IN illng orders we have "ppoi,e"
'ml iInrt & Preston and Lee Johnson, lvnehh"fe
'gaiis for tn sale of them will receive "rhes ana
~ ui'ln fulfilled At the shortest notice -. ~
ISRAEL. PRICE & co.
sansS u Wfli,ns Dtnvie, Va, Reynolds y ~ H''"'
a. = Z. are Also agents m ., 20
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The abOVc VIA DhiO EiNcr. sbIf adNlItc
charged if sent all the way Railroad No Storage thdgd
Goods S., through iitr Censign to
BRIDGFORD & Co.. Richmond
REFERENCES Is RICHMoND-Sterns Il Bruumtl, llnslcy,
Tardy 4 Co.. Srlden & Miller J. IL Clabone, j. W Wright
& Co. Chas. T Wortham Co. Shields " Somnervlie ahd
Elp,on,s n,v4nnnrt A. On June 2Jts.
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"NGT.EnOf fp,S BEyTa.-Iust received the pret
q test and finest lot Of ELASTIC havehad
Call anick and make your sclcctons ,,.,.,rro,,,
aug HTS ALFRED D hSohHD''e
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-. ~. .1.,7.- a. W \ a. uN.saa ssGSs,-irc'

kskNA-GAs'~ 4. " y d nAA AAA sG@ ii's' s
machines long sustained the highest reputation III the
United States rKlZE--A GOLD hEDAl-haS re-
Gently been them at the great Exposition al re
Palace of Industry in Paris and thus tey nave tue "o"
verdict of superiority -, -. .
Great have just been added SO that they run
without noise with ease double the ordinary
specd - that TWICE As MUCH WORK CAN BE DONE
IN A DAY. ...,,.,...... 4.
in the countv exclusively lhcY are com
work IN the most pcftect Sly ne
there are very great OF inferior entirely worth
loss machines OF Derow Bl1dgeSt Avery, WI
SON Grover Baker and other patents when nave heen SoI
hut cannot any advantage we heftby oHe l" re-
eeiyr all machines, and aSn unnpoNed ones m our own
n,put,rtrr. is EACHANGE FOR NEH ANh LATEST ihfpFFI
M,ruiFs GA beIa, Ai nld machines 'huS "btuhI"
by sybc brnken MP and dstroy'A f4t particulars" "PPF
~. Letter or personally a n " N"rE once
- Rin,aI A-,ts autrd a. u,ac s # our improved
,,i m ichs TO persons property quIihrd for the hs'
moss n 1rl ,grtunty Tor profit able aud pleasant employ
Is offered -. ". "a ~. -, - \ Y
BRANcH OFFICES: II Hanover 81, insi'h ir. %
ST. Philadelphia. O5 Baltimore ST. baltimore "@9 " ANU in"
- ,in,tault L. st Charles st, New orleans hoNCr'
vil. Y :g3i Broad St, New y. }. lhoN 2-ti'h
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I>ONES FANS. AND FANNY tsoSDS.---"h IL
TASkER 10 Park Place New York invites The at
nr of nthern and Western Merchants II nus ne" STOCK
y. ,,s COMBS lair root Nail Brushes Ladies lEe'
cucs Perfumerg Soaps partM nnaies jet anu hpaa %
,s ,e,,, u,ks Dress Buttons, Pins ana Nrrd', HOOKS
. E,e. Watch Guards Coral and Glass i'cads Ne'"
,res Se India Rubber Cnnls Canes l'u!' lnl i}S Ii
cycry .r,,in Scissors Rtzors and cutlery '"i' am '''l
No. Try Arror.,ns Nolis including general 'ii very
large s, lrA Of Eagsh, Frcnch and "ern'n anry "s'
which Will be sold very lowest priets "r cas-" o' 'p
proved paper. ...,. 80. go, Il, H. hos manner
u ''"''''' WILLIAM TASkEk,
10 PARK Place New York
- r ,,, 49,. ,,ison, Imay 2dly
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~ H. HKiDGEORD ~ CO., General Conn
HVs MISSION & FORW ABIDING MERCHANTS, torhT
2Jh and Udtor SIS, the Doch Richmond Va We are
constantly receiving direct Ruckhnd Lime, Lump, taened
and Ground Plaster Hudson River Cement Hay Rosin,
Potatoes. sc,
particularly the sale and purcase Of Flour Grain
Feed, ID Is BitID..folal
y TINSLEY PATE
BRlDGFORD & cos WESTERN EXPRESS LINE For
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The Siege of Sebastopol.
CAMP BEFORE SEBAsToPoL, FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
MARCH 49,
Your Friend and Sery't.
\. c. CLAIBORNE.

CAMP BEFORE SEBAsToPoL, FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
MARCH Is.
The enemy have either become desperate or
have been inspirited and encouraged by their re-
cent encounters with the French our right
Their guns are nearly silent day and night, but
they have not been retired Every embrasure is
armed the muzzle of the gun is visible under
the screen of cloth which is hung across from
gabion 20 gabion. Their sorties are made night
aft Ter night, in greater force and with more conf
dence on each occasion. Last night, indeed.
they received a severe check, but 1t was not until
they had got up to our second parallel on the left
or Green-hill attack, had got into our mortar bat
terry on the right attack, and had inflicted a Sc
we're loss allies on the right towards In
herman. In the affair of last night, the particu-
lars of which will be found below, had seven
officers killed, wounded and taken prisoners, and
about 100 men put horS de combat or carried into
Sebastopol. The French, it is believed, lost be-
tween 300 and 400 men and Is officers killed,
wounded and missing. On the other hand, the
enemy must have suffered a loss of 600 or 700
men, although they succeeded in concealing the
severity OF their loss by carrying off their dead
and wounded, usual. Still, the number of dead
bodies lying along the front of our trenches
proved that they received heavy loss. The
bodies of twelve men and of one officer remain
in the trenches of our left attack. The hill sides
below the Round Tower and the Mamelon are
covered with their dead, mingled with the bodies
of the French. The corpse of Zouaye officer
is distinguished on the SLOPE close up to the
abattis of the Round Tower, where the gallant
soldier fell as he led on his men in pursuit of the
Russians. No flag of truce has been sent in
from either side to demand permission 70 bury
the dead. They are lying about among the ga
bions which have been knocked down in front of
the French sap towards the rife pits in great
numbers.
The enemy have already opened guns from the