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OreadfW Steomboat 4coidept

EIGHT LIVES SUPPOSED TO Re LOST
The steamer General Mcdonald which Started
from Philadelphia, Saturday night, On an rxcor
sion to Cape May, got up by MIR. Jarrett of Bal.
'!more, met with sad accident in.the Delaware
river. About . o'clock, the steamer. when off
the Laarrctto, come in collision with the scboon
,fr &. Peasp. which struck her on the larboard
side, raking the wheel house, &c. clear M.
tong considerable damage. Some eight or ten
persons rh' were in the herher shop were swept
overheard aud drowned before assistance could
reach them. Their names are not known. =
,r, ne schooner sustained bat little damage.
ne Mcdonald had but $50 passengers on board.
IL being designed to take large number of Balti
"'"feans up at New Castle. The schooner show.
~, 'lgh'. tint the night was 50 dark and stormy
INA, ,1 tlr pilot deceived as TO the distance. =
iost ot tile passengers being strangers it is i'm
po.Sioip 10 give the names of the lest or the en-
t ao' hainher All account agree that there were
"r we've persons in the BARRIER shop at the
inv 81 the disaster; all of whom must have been
o' nash to death or drowned by being carried
overheard The steamer struck the schooner on
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DAILY LINE OF STAGES FROM
BUFeEsD'S DEPGT TO EUCEIANAs

ON the end day Of July, 1855, lhe Undersigned will
~ commence running daily line u Cebcho. f. m
Bufo ds Depot. Ylreini1 aud irnn"--re Ralrpnd
Buchanan there connecting " th Fsti.h n Ca daily
lice by nibreifs. and Covngton Nhtr Sulphur;
also by the Natural Bridge, Lrsington. the Alum
SPRINGS.
fgr subscriber h,s iut received. fom the f,cto v,
elegant an cbm 'rtaLe Coaches the finest tina;
IN de. and entirely His fine. and his
drivers careful aud experienced.
This viii be fpunn be the and plcas.
from Richmond. Petei sbuig Bnd L,nchhurg
To the White Sui phur AMI Alum Springs The roni
Gom Butord's Depot 20 Buchanan Il well graded
pike. aud for, that place the Whine Snlhur and Al.
Springs the rnai- aievery 6ne there being
tain pa,s over at my extent The scenery il magn
cent
By this The passenger from Petersburg Rich.
mond will be taken Buchanan supper femain there
all night, tine Morning breakiasi Dibrcs. and
arrive at White Sulphur by 5 o'clock y NJ. Going
10 Lexington he will pass BIZ the Natural Br ge break
fast al Lexington. d arrive at the Alum Springs to
dinner In this the traveller will avoid entirely
night travelling. Passengers from the South West, 20.
convenience Bufords Depot and take this
line to Buch anan and they will thereby, hasr less
ellina by It ges, and avoid al travel by night. Fare
from Lynchburg 40 Buchanan 81 20.
j, ne 25.d2awti5Aug PASDlfAL BUFORD.
~ Petersburg lntegencer Sonth-Side Democrat,
Norfolk aeon, Raleigh Reg,ste aod Richmond Dis
patch cory in daily twice a week till 18th August and
send n, counts to the Virginian Office.
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Rnifimor, MARKETS, August 6.

istittH'bff
Tobacco j. hrnand ia steady demand, prices
unchanged.
FLOUR.-The -four market To day was quiet
--tlansactions only limited. We note n sale of
100 bhls choice Howard street at S3.75. an nd
vance. Holders generally were asking s5.75,
without finding buyers. The receipts are mod
crate, and only light supply. Purchasers are
not disposed TO bay except for immediate use
CITY Mills is unsettled. Holders are asking 1915
buyers offering - 81. but no transactions
Nothing done in Ohio or Susqurhanna.
GRANNY II EA T.--At the opening of
Change this morning. there WAS far demand,
miIiers and shippers purchasing eseely. About
10000 bushels offered. Sales were made of good
to prime white at Sl.90ai %; red do 81 S0al IS
Towards the close prices gave way at %; red d.
81 7Sai 81, showing an advance, however of
some three or four cents on fine closing figures of
Saturday. Ordinary qualities of white and red
$l.60al.70, Us to condition.
NEW YoRN, Aug. 6.--Fiour-Prces are firm.
with limited business AT previous rates. Sales o.
7Oj0 bhls. at 5000 l2d for inferior Baltimore,
and 50 25al0 COR mixed 20 good standard Alexan
dria Howard 81. and Georgetown.
Wheat-The market is dali; declining tenden
cy. Sales Of red Southern at $l.SGaSl.02 4. s,
and white at 81 ,95nS205.
Corn-The market is triie lower. Sales
G0O00 bushels at 83sas4 cts. for Western mix
ed
Heef-sales of 700 bbs. at SLASH for ooun
try Mess and a9.75a$l02 for Prime.
STOCK MARKET.
Stocks.-The market is firm. Sales at the
First Board at the following rates:--Nirgina 3 :
Q8 I-2: Pennsylvania Coal Co. l06; Reading
Railroad 92!; Cumberland Co. 253.
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Goods Mems from Portsmouth.

A gentleman called ON US at a late hour last
night, and stated that he had just seen letter
from Portsmouth. dated as late as7 =. NJ. Sun
day. 1t is stated that the Fever had materially
abated during the twenty-iour hours frecesdiu@,
and persons then in Portsmouth felt much en-
eouraged.
Mr. JoHN PENpTEToN. reported as dead in
Yesterdays Exprese, was still alive, with strong
prospect of recovery.
We are truly glad to record such joyous It'd
ings.-P. En-.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed foi the Daily vhainian.
KENTUCKY ELECrlON-AMERIC
TRiu MPuANTit-R

RICHMOND Aug 7.
The elections in Kentucky yesterday are favor.
able to the Americans. Their majority in Lou
issllleis l,6Io.e Cox American, is elected in
the 9th District.
Riots occurred in the lst and 9Th Wards.
Louisville Several were killed. The Irish
fired OH the Americans and killed 3. one Irish.
man was hang. Two blocks of Buildings
were fired.
MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Aug. Corn dull. yellow.
Soto9i; Whit, - TO %. Flour, no sales. City
Mills aud Howard street. held at a. Is.
NEw IoRK, aug. = Flour dull with de-
slnng tendency. Southern - 10 Virginia
Skies. 9Sa.
ALABAMA ELECTIONS.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. 7.-Amercnn ma-
critics in Dallas county, $40; in Perry, $50; in
Antauga. so Democratic majority in Resell
900.
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4 LhACcoUNTs DUH tsrDAS on

July lS55 n n s0n Had titer The lteali accounts
anaie with viii lsrpne due twice year, viz the III
day of ,nnsr, All Ia IL day al I1ly. All petsons
owing II. nesoutf- made rf vians Ia 1t al july. and
dGr On thai dny will rscu.t corre for ned md pay
hem ns "e hependeut ,oHeeioHs AID Gosh saie,
alone Tor the sUcccssnl Pr1,orutian ol business.
Being. elves, compelled to paw for purchases
twice wear, feel that exruted Tor requiring
Ike puymeutI. GEORGE NJ FUCKER & co.
,,,l. A
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SpEllAL DISpATCH.
u ~ ''fr8 I'1''I u VIZ
NORTH CAROLYN ELECT

NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
RALEIGH Aug Cool. Robert T. Paine. A
merlcan, Is elected to Congress over Shaw, Dem.
ocrat, by 375 majority. The Democratic mn,
iority in that, the lst district, last year was 1876
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The larhaasd side and the h.nm of The latter en-.
tered the barber shop, crushing everything in its
course, carrying away the wheel house and all its
rooms on that side Of the st, a ner
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UTCA, n. Y, Aug. G--Robert Halsay, of
this place, was robbed yesterday AT Saratoga. n.
Y, Of $4,000 in Railroad bonds and $4,000 in
diamonds. The robbers were arrested but the
property not recovered.
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A1EGRo GIRL FOR IS ALB -
EDWIN z. PAGE, }r.......
aug 8 ttrtl3,h y s REID
" eezGE.-l Vii .r tn the hg,e>t bidder pn

" tkkCE.-I VI ,tII, u tle he Iest HII"l. m
y Friday ne lih my House and Lot, where
nov i've TIA BIT routpius ~ Hrtns. witnn Bach.
IN h Sn, o. " Irrrit it S,,. mud Sahl,- al~o LnW-
bar Iansa H. other hpi.cs ull rom cte
md l8 lo,si n. v11 s,ll At he linn ihree
w gin aad Grnf 90, so"d H,.r,,'4. togettr iii
all MY llons hold and Kitchen furuitdre OF every de-
-crltHfoa. Tn "a, Ill positively take place al -
ceck on In h iucniinned DIV rs ! determined
TO r.,naye ~ III III. +. ID, MlI.SfEAp.
Ill lnA,, ~
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1I0isUSgEE's SALE BY virua Of a deed

b trust. executed by NJ. Conneil, and Mary, his
WIFE, and VI Connel, lr. the 18Th day of June 1884,
which has duly recorded in the Clerks Office Of
the Court of Hastings FOR the ityof Lynchburg, shall
Saturday the llth day OF August next qruceed To
sell at auction. in fro of he Market House, in this
ci,v the HOUSE and LOT in which Nj. Council, sr.,
how resides, situated C"cle street; NJ ConnePs. jr.
laase of Tenement, fronting on st street. and Negro
Woman
TRams--Cash required to $500 me house
Cooke str, Ell value, rehl estate credit of and
IL months, and ponihs on the negro
THOS. KIRKPATRICK. Trustee.
June 9-dM& Ftailaugthend lthuug
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LOUISVILLE, Aug. 6.-Retrrns received from
thirty eight counties show nett gains for Hon.
Meredith p. Gentry, American, of 52S.
The Democrats claim the election
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WhsnlNcroN, Aug. 6,-Judgc Moore, of Ala
bama, has been appointed Chief Justice Of su-
preme Court Of Kansas, vice Ruahe T. more re
moved. on the same grounds that Gov Reeder
was.
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DIPLOMATIC lppoiRtmsni.

WAsHNGToN, Aug. 6.-Townsent Harris. o
New York, has been appointed Consul to Japan
under the treaty negotiated by Commodore Per-
rv.
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ETnEES have o hand. Mt my shop, $ miles
~ from e city OF Lynchburg, immediately on tb"
Amber Court House Road
and Horse Iron Axles, (wagson)
Railroad and OK Carts.
pluugh. iiarrows Cutiyatora, Nc,
y Bed Steals, Wash Stands,
Tables Safes. Wordro5cs, &c.
A., which warrant to be ma OF he very best mat
,,l. and will .o lhemns low. il MT lower than such
< r. rnn be Obtained elsewhere All per ons IN want
nrb ,rtice. will find it to their interest to give me
,,ap as am determined TO ottef .nel' eGnH0Pp
insure sales ~
iuly 96- vdSc
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF HEDFORD LAND.

~ scrher will sell NJ auction. on he premises IN
Thursday, tie e3d day OF August 1855. if mir If n,.
the mex, far day thereafter the Tract of Land on
which he resides. lag in tho county oil brifor1. four
miles from Lynchbmg, and one and quarter from the
Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad; aud containing fr,m
$50 To 375 1hr Ttsrt has On finm IS 10 l3a
of wo ID lend; all good tobacco land, IS
Of fine mra low land The whole Trtet hes
sullly well. every atre heing easily arabic and .us-
cepuhle al being rouget Nth little oatlay, ANY de,i
rnhlc degree It fer iy. II Is well wateed, there being
nlnn;nr water in every Eel l. aud half, dosen per
sc.y hne sing, It. Aisn, fac u,luini gf1sIc
a""yc sng hei mile n the Railroad. aud ehnial.
ias f'm ~ % acres hring cgpoe1 c.ieAs 81 ih'
lut. aG-ht by tie Subscriber OF thc h,'its 81 ] ",
Achnn' s""ed All - 81 leo acres Il this frnct q
m woo1-. md than Anl. Of ih' or,, mad IS N
gr,s and cov ali Of il Inv in hral IL ny wei,
a"d wei w,rred These l acts arc sdnirhhly adopt
ri Ia the cranth ~ grgin and the nnd r,sier
them Ia the he.i etieit. Improvements e.n-
sI-i ii II ,n1rd dwelling hnu., with ioni ross,
ea,h Tract, aud the usual nut hon-e.--N PLAN. hu
good aad comfort bic. They in you'd ueishtar
hood nd irnius the nnds 1t Jain.4 NJ aud dies NJ ria
liofr.., james slaughter, Mrs. Eliza PainieNer x ID
eat Si"e.,'. Snotswpod Brown. aud W tam lladnnll.
sud IRON tWn and haf tothrr mites from 81 Stephens
Church AID the Tabernacle. li.retely thru Us drsre'
e- l,tns in market aud the subscriber feels no hes
taon y pyue tHd hr snnws nnne in the cnuhtry pre-
seniipe Superior n isnnia2"s.
Al tio sar. nine ,nd flaee he viii nsI eli valua-
HE Tract ii ~ nrles detached ron ihe above, an
adjoining - 'nd- AT James NJ aud Miss Mara Haze
fi.s W Hen iiudna.l, Sporswnod Bro II, John and
William ICON AID En5s Hunter This 'aad Is MIN
proved hut al fine gu, n.y. "a we'll water,d, NIL has %
ii from 20 10 p ,upe,in meadow lani.
i'e snes will be ff Onei iri ut the purchase mon
ey ea>h nsg table sixty day, satisinctuil,
cnda a. aud iho halancc IA TREE equn instrument. ut
sS, tNeso tHd went, IA ur months fr which negot able
not-s siti ttc lily endorsed WI be required and the
III oth' nls retained III payment a. tarh'r ecu.
rty
fulr,..e.s.an will IN YEN Of h. Two lat T,art..
nn far he aaj 1t >teling fu}i cfpis, OF til" fret
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5toaiMuss.0NEss,s sAaaoF LAND

~ AND STAY iS.-in pursuance Dt dec ee f he
Circuit Co'u Of Campbell county, Pronounced "a" TIE
12d dry af My. la)3 in the cases of Hewitt Va ka,.
Ter. ED+os hb'Ier. un,t klhler uni others knb-
LEI hi 9TH - ami an, The 18th aaV of AueaI 1865.
ut lat residence uf Ihaddeus h1liet terl. near
the tsvn If New London, % the oolnty, Campbell,
expo Ia saie by way Il pubic tioi, the ftirt nt
iunf .r vae tie >1iI Thadl,us katr 10 idrd II e
lin, h.. doash. nld sewers. valuable Slave. 1h~
sud pqd from it~ prtion sef im' pyomepts, ia villa
he n.i desirable pncrig, aud Wei worthy the atteh.
ton 81 pcgso- vi tuq elig lie residence.
TERMS OF ) IL The LDH will b. selI n ctedit
Of * i@rlve Hud eighteen BCnths lqua ius1Imeuis)
the pavueuts be secured by bund wnh approved PER
4,ng seear =. nnd the THE the Land he retained
until the purchase mpre9 j. pa'f. uf er security
therefor rtr Slaves " be lid On - cfr1n rf twelve
IN nh. III" lurcht>ers giving bonds with satisfactory
pr4,ip ~rrnrii, ia" ymcnt of the rurcha-" m"rey
Het tic t., pro'r1y believed ~ be unqu e-lion
ably good; bA eel, the orsan al the G"nrt
viii only I'll such lea nm auihoi ed To sell by the
deere aforesaid ABNER BAfLY JR,
July 2-cth.S law Commissioner
kAlE Oh NEGROES -lip' und. rsigned, a.,
- AdnIniyir,tor q" Daug,aSs n Pucket dec H., will
sell H. ont ct the Market h. use ia The city of Lynch
burg OF Fra ay ihc 3 - day ut August neat NJ II a.
i h. ~ ,obli =. roo, the highest bidder, for cns,,
ST. NE otOes, tsnhe"r tii rsiHte of iii Douglass
Il furA,, Iced. ron-i,ttlg II named Nancy.
u mar by jhc name nl Gearse nyouns named VII.
ham twn ,oy- James and David. aud ons girl Mary
EIza The Neprnr. are lkey aud worthy the attention
oil purchasers Should bat weather prevent the saie
lht day, they s be sold the fair day, sunday ox
cep,ed. SAMUEL NOWLIS.
Admir- of Douglass H. pucket decd.
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GE.-Na hegiesvn 10 remind
~, th L Seur RR, va punninced 10 them Tint
nccounrs would be iue ssmi.ainslfg l. the II 1t
JunnHrY aud lst of July of 90 II year In accarnnco
with this arrangement they win waited in u few
DAYS. VI 4. PAYNE r. CHRI ~TIAS
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Report Of the Sanitary COMMITTEE
From the Portsmouth Transcript of Saturday
Afternoon.
For the last twenty four hours, there have
been eight new cases of Fever. and four deaths;
three of which occurred at the Naval Hospital
J. y. SCH0OLFIELD,
Chairman Sanitary Comgmttee
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Office Of the Board Of HaIth.

August 4 i655.
Report for the "a hours ending this day at 3 p.
N.
Cases Of fever-none. Deaths-l.
The fever cases removed to the hospital tout
e'i The city, are all doing remarkably we'll
/. G. BROUGHIGN, Seo'ry.
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SrROTllER y WHITEHEAD
aui l Il Drufpi-i- BANK Soaare.
y orieF3 10 n,s...,s.sss.- rne Ma

y We 81 NJ " Io q q AZ u sAs.- The Won't
g,nrry VII Snlplua Npruss COMPANY will ~.
ccye rropopl. natiir 2n'h Aigust f,r c,ectnn o
four lire. batmt la Hing, ther Sfin9- "a II iion
tho>e nundy erected. fnus br IN a,licn.
ton 10 me nj the : ling. an aey communication ad
dressed tho s0icet wi rceeive prnr,ti ntteu
,E no. u. MOSbA l'iesil lent
Montgomery w =. s. COMPANY.
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e'As.E --2aOD Sacks JeiTries 4 Dorsey. fines Ii
y IN y, ~. order. landing ani Tor snle by
EDMOND. DAVENPORT & co.
mv Richmond Va
LINE OF Richmond a.

These .Ss.l4 II tho GrFi casa built In thu city u
hdrimnre, expressly Tor tins irnde and have superior
,omnndn1obs for passengers. They ARE commanded
~ xprrlepoed Captane, well qualified for the trade
,.gd who viii spnre eXertion Ia accommodate The,
II bo lowed ur end down the rivers by steam. and mas
he Yelled az 10 -nil prom tly IA adserriAed.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York, will find it 10 their inieicst 10 ship by this
freight will always bo taken ms low IA by my otle,
line of Packets and livery effort will be made by tn.
agents in Richmond nad NcwYork give satisfaction
Insurance cnn ". effected ~ the Rchpoad Fire Asso.
citation by ihi4 line at 3S per cent
We respectfully ask and hope II succeed III obtain
ny full shnir of patronage.
Good. shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
.nriad free Al commission New Orleans, Mobile
,hnrle.ton, Snvannnh any other Southern North
port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond in the Dock, In New
Yorl. at Berth No. / Coffee House Slip. foot o Vail
Street.
DAVID Il WIN CURVE, Richmond, } =
G. II. PIERSON, NY -
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ROCA BIDGE ALUM SPRlN0S, Va
iTNliIS old and Ia, orite Watching PLACE hav-
l. ing been realty enlarged and em,elsred, Is
open for visitors. Its fame la the of disea,e-the
steady growth uf than thirty years experience
and trial-is too well established need sdveui-
sing Il is believed stand wholly without rival IN
the of Srrouln Chronic Dnrrhea. Dyspepsia, OBJ
stinate diseases of tho Liver OF the Kidneys, and Of
The Skin, Bronchitis. Opthsmi, and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash aud complaints peculiar to females.
Pamphlets containing analysis and few out Ola null
ude of that 'ght have been p biished will be
forwarded on application.
But the propretors wish invite attention to their
efforts erng this attractive resort not merely
to the invalid but to all who desire heathfu ani agreea
bic recreation from the Of business. Tho, have
spared neither palma expense ia fitting up their
adjustment according to ths requirements u the times
in Hotel keeping.
They have also the pleasure to state that DR.. G A.
RosE. OF La Porte. Indiana long and well known as
citizen and physician o. t,nehburg has consented to
render his services reside physician.
The Voandt Band of Mn,.c Of Baltimore, is engs.
sed for the Blliad-, Ten-Pins. Shooting Gal
Iery, &c, &c. FRAZIER g. RANDOLPH,
Proprietcrs.
MAJ Jous H. srArRrs, (late of the Columbian, Su.
perinterdent July 6,l&r9m
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tEyN s,fsXsIs,sANN

w RtskSsS SAM
h Nsfrieg'- blla Nnsa tn, a.si u-e;
behring's Caslnf Oh hrg, pni small bottles early
iuatele.s:
Bna@h Wine Co fhicum Root-rrrpufe1 from thr
fresh root ant innnitsiY superior 10 IT, sihe III
the seed or dr.d tool;
Fluid EStraet Neletin--trom the ire.b Enr'ish root
cultivated - ihs coat,tss;
Al4'. All fhs "fiapd 'fln,d EArasl-, carefully pre-.
fufsd.
|. gunr FrSeliie;
l,dc fota-a. (1rtia.opN bigger --topeihe, with
eur plrle n-sor5e' rate chrnirnl-; extra nice
eadtttea Meh.iu.'s; nnl Glass funn'i; in-nnpcnts
A.. ", tilted Ia the wants nf physrjan IN town aud
rouetrs. carefully se.cc I'd ana 10, ale by
SrROTIlER y WHITEHEAD.
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DAILY
DAILY
k&n
NTEw A NJ n SIpI ENnIn DASI.

~ TON LINE OF STAGES through from Rich
moHd and Petersburg by the South Side Railroad and
Buiords ard ,plendid line of Coaches o Buclsn-
AM there connecting with Harvey and Bells line
Natural Bridge to supper Lexington to breakfast. and
Rockbrdge Alum ~ dinner; there connecting with Hnr.
mon d. Browns line TO Bath Bath Alum, Warm Hot
and White Sulphur Springs
Through tickets to any OF the above named = prngs
can be obtained al Buchanan, and also 10 anv point
om Buchanan to Winchester cheap, il cheaper,
than any other line.
Passengers this line breakfast in Richmond anf
Petersburg ami arrive ut Ma tiral Bridge to supper
We stop rhe regular Bridge Hotel, where no charge
will be made for visiting tho Bridge.
iy 23dlm" WIN NJ. Harry D. co.
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N UsIC, ssUas,'. MUSIC.

lVR ed ima lust received u large assortment .f
and beautiful MUSIC Gr tine Piano Forte, aiaj. r. Ly.
mana old stand Bank s9uare, Lynchbure, and now &C.
cupied by strother 4 w i'ehead, Druggists
All kinls Of Music anl Musical Instruments furash-
ed at shoi notice w. 2. GREENE.
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NEW CONCERN The subscriber having
purchased interest of his partners In the late
concern Of Horner, Watson g. CO.. will continue tho
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS, the old siaud, mud solics the patronage
of he at the old and the public gem
rrnly. will attend promptly 10 the sale Of all kinds
ot I,r, dnce JAS. Il. HORNER.
inlv ln.iflm-il rn,hlicnn cnny.
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NEWCLAsslcAL sCMOOL.-rhe abb.

J. senber', having made a,ran gemenis with Mr.. Il.
hnl"rro succeed him In teaching respectfully
lcit the patronage 81 this community. The School will
be Of hicl Ter, embracing in It's the Lain,
Greek. F'enni aud Gcrmnn Languages Mathematics
and the usual English Branches The session will be-
gin Mondn, September 3d. and continue 10 months.
Terms si0prr session. j. M GUY.
D. r. MASSIE.
We refer To Mcssrs. n. " Taliafcrro. Jas NJ Boyd,
Capt Samuel McCorkle. 7. j. Kirkpatrick, Esq, Gen'l
D. Rodrs II. Faculty # Washington College, VIM. M.
'laokioid. Esq, aud Chas Slaughter. Esq.
Address either of care of O. I. Wills. Esq,
LyncLburg. Va July Id evil At sept.
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IND q. anGGIN
UNITEn sTATEs COURT OF CLAIMS
i. w. BRYCE,

Counsellor aud Attorney at Law
WILL Pr Atrt'E ~ 1llt UNIffb srtTEs COUNT on
w CLAIMS Lutters busneas be addressed him at
"a Wall slfaa, NrM iotk, or at Naslinlt II. d. &.
i, a1d.c1y
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PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS a PIT.TMAN.
"COPPER" PATENT LIME Avn

" hUAND Ne6EADERS-- Warranted n, work
vii or til. maney refunded, tnr AL. by !.
ROWLETT % HARDY,
lVoSt MIMI nctur.r's 4vctt- Pct.r .bur, ",
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n -os's IgcnTs, FotrIrln e. w.
NJ Unk n SEEVENs-lml,orler. aud dealers
vi IN China, tH,s Enuhsnvnrc Looking Glasses
iritana and flned pate Gina fixincs Rel, ieeratnrs
lfaict G. nera shOWrt ; unac ari liz 3a,h. LAMPS
custors, it Nacks fnnry Goods Nc. first donr above
fow"l's Hmrl. Syt more street. Petersburg, Va
1h" snbscti ors nre nuw receiving cnte stock
goods, which they hpve purchased fot cash and are
repaired 10 ol,G prru Inducements those wishing
IN chtae Much has been token in the selection
If rhe gools aud ih"y respectfully invite tho public
10 mn cxaminn,i,n of their suck
MUIR s. STEVENS,
IN