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INSTRUCTIONS TO THE FRENCH COM.


fars correspondence says Pessier has eegraphed Tor
instructions In Gorschasof should ash TO captu-
late The reply reported Is in substance that the
Russians must surrender At discretion lay do their
aims and give up all the fortified places IN the Crmea,
including Odessa and oil heir munitions Of war, without
siong any previous damage thereto. But Gortschako
hos not yet asked Tor terms.
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from Paris the effect that Prince GortschA
kof will certainly hold the north side of Seba topo to
the last extremity. From the learn that
the allied admir- AIS have sent despatch stating that II
not expeden' TO enter the harbor Of Sebastopo until
Fort Consan inc shall have been senced II is conjec
tured that the allies win attack Fort Constantine from
Fort Alexander and Artillery Bay.
The Times suggests the celebration II day Of national
thanks giving, account Of the fall OF Sebastopo
THE BALTIC.
despatch FROM Dantzc under date Of the 14th inst,
says that the block ships expected to be ordered home
on Monday next.
ince Frederick Of Prussia is at present visit to
queen Victoria.
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EMULATION OF THE ALLIEs.

Pcssier has been created a Marshal Of France, and
Paris completely illuminated account Of the victory
grand national I, dcpm celebrated az the church
OF Metre Dame the Emperor attending In person.
Queen Victoria has sent address ~ thanks 10 her
O. nv ana directs General Simpson congratulate Mar
Shsl Ielssier On his brilliant victory.
throughout France and England the rejoicing is i'm.
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Russia.

Geographic despatch from ST. Petersburg states that
the Car intends leaving there the 18th for Moscow
AT Warsaw he viii be attended by Count Neselrode who
WILL il is thought arrange an interview for him with
the Esi1g OF Prussia.
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AUSTRIAN MEDIATION IN THE SOUND DUES QUESTION.
letter dated Berlin Aug 4, Austria Is said to
have offered her mediation Denmark in her difference
with the United States. Doubts entertained to
whether the United States will consent to the compro
mise which Denmark intends proposing Of lowering the
Sound duties genersly but Prussia would be quite ready
to accent il,
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LOSSES OF THE ALLIES.

The London Post says the English loss the assault
the Redan Eve TO six huncred killed and fourteen
hundred wounded including hundred and forty -one
officers.
The AonitSr says that up TO the morning CT the 18th,
800 wounded including $40 officers, had gone to the
smbulances The number Of the dead not ascertain
e., but II is probably short Of 2 COO.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times writes
That five French Generals killed besides superior
oficers
II is also affirmed that Generals Mcmahon and Frocher
have died from the effect Of wounds and that General
Uosguet s either killed wounded
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The FALL OF sEBAsTOPOL,

Tae by the America confirms the accounts Of the
a Of the south side Of sebastopo brought by the
steamer Washington, to which have, yet but very
lev details TO add.
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THE SARnINIAN REPORT

Gen. Marmora writes that the Ru ssians have with
drawn from the town after having set II on FIRE blown
al the public buildings and works OF defence and
sunk their LAST ships The sardlnans have lost forty
In the trenches
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ACCOUNTS FROM THE FRENCH COMMAND
Frs

Frs
GENERAL PELIssIER's DISPATCHES.
BnaNrA REDoUr, Sept. 9-s A NJ.
approached this morning., the Quarantine Battery,
hoard The Brandon and ascerained myself that they
aow evacuated They have just blown up Our soldiers
have left their trenches spreading themselves
rours The Notifications Of the town which appear
- be totally deserted
CRsEA Sept. 9-8P ~
me enemy has sunk his steam vessels The work Of
destruction continues under the FIRE of mortars
mines are successiveiy sprung at different points
II is my duty to defer entering the place which has
the appearance Of great furnace Prince Gortschako
being closely pressed by our fire has demanded arms
ofSt. Paul has been destroyed by the enemy am
Gaged in ascersinng the amount Of our loss Everything
We are watching the movements of the enemy IN the
Tebornaya.
ADMIRAL BnuAr's DISPATCHES.
CRIMHA Sept 1855.
The assault upon the Malabo Tower made yester-
Gsy noon, and later the Great Redan and Central Ia
ton gale from the north kept the slips at anchor
The mortar boats TO be enabled to fire. obliged to
enter telcteeka lay They fired 600 shells against the
Quarantine Bastion and Fort Alexander Six English
mortar boats, also at anchor in steetsesa bay fired
abe 1T the number Il shells Last night violent
osons and vast consgraons made us suppose that the
tsiued that the Russian vessels had been sunk. The
bulge was covered with troops retreang to the n'rh
side After eight O'Clock the bridge destroyed A
few steamers remained in the port anchored near Fort
Catherine.
sept lO-ll /. M.
inspected to day Sebastopo and its lines of defence
The mind cannot form exact picture OF victory
the full extent oft can only be understood by an eIau
nation Of the place itself The multiplicity Of works of
defence and the material means applied thereto exceed
by far anything seen in the history Of the war.
The capture Of the Malako has placed in the hands Of
the allies large amount Of material and immense estab
shmens the Importance Of which it is not possible to
state exactly. Tomorrow the allied troops will occupy
the Ksrabenaia and the town and under their prote
ton an Anglo French Commission will be occupied with
making out return Of the material abandoned TO by
the enemy The exutaon Of soldiers Is very great
CnMEk, Sept II 1856
The enemy has destroyed the remainder Of his feet.
Nothing remains ailoat.
The allies fastening preparations in Of Gcrts
chakof attempting to reach Ferekop or to unite with
Aprsndi.
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IAyscHEp-A Kennebunkpori 2sih from the yard of
Ward superior ship of 900 tons named Riyersmih. She Il
owned by u Gould and others of Kennebunkpor aud
Riversmih. Of New York She will be commanded by Cap
Horaiio Moody, who is part owner.
Also from the yard ed beautiful
named Hespcr owned by Messrs Geo Lord Co.
and gentlemen of the vicinity OF Kennebunkport Capt
Perkins, late OF ship Holyoke, VIII command her.
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The Bank of England had advanced its minimum rat
OF interest to x per cent and further advance to
per locke for during the ensuing week. The
money market exhibited increased strngency. Consols
to- money closed ut e0a e0 The bullion in the Bank
Of England had decreased during the week to the extent
Of ETH oo0 Eagles quoted at tbs. Ard Bar silver 5s
1Ad
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Very little had been done in American stocks, and
prices for the most part were nominal and would pr0ba-
Giy rom ain 30 during the existing value of money
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LMEs's HOLE. Sep q, PM-Arr brig W. Stafford,
cr Portland '''''' "''''
e s AZ Ss Sss By ssss .sS. ss.s ia
ne ar1 Mare H col Sn sa sa Ns raSo
Sanford New ySIt Pssis sylvia ilissss cpsy Ei,o
gss au
.n pss wg an AN, vsa brig cant @ Capt 'k 'r Ee
s sshrs ss a. assss ssd 49, nsn ase S
ssaua kSsS s Ssss w' ss 1 rrs s
Brooks Ks; Phliadeiphiai 4 . Peese. DO.
he aG isl Wheel Ss9 1'iSs North Galveston
Baosh Via Havana n s' Below h Coming Up.
,lp and bark names unknown Cid bark sarasossa Dsw
Ss% sep A ss. e R, q s s,
SEwrSFT pt IS q ,shr John Collins.
F Perrin 'Rq STs' asas F =
ss Jy s.sss s % % s s% Sp
CARA Gen cansro cosneeg sarah selss and VIM Ks
ss a r. es al ca g wc Aaa aS Sn KS aG sos
Jas FTer fq ,s,,i S ssS slooc William 90
.on sose assns Messnrr a s'gsss
sSf %s Sf sA c sss ss 8 s
nsDr p DrRhws,e Portland cd brig
n ss Sci M r ssrs syrsC Ads@. D.
f sss%s ssa %s ss fTs Roo
dout. Heroine Kba Fort Even Katrina Van Courtiandi
Lent Neyturg; Fnclinc Potter Chester Newark Cham
-oops Victory Austin. Rondou Manu- yelser d. Paw.
tucket; Rhode Island Hun WORK Frederic Brown Gardi
diner do; WIN II Bowen. Halock, do; Home Fordhsm d.:
sueaa Vista scwter and svH QUEER aas~
Fow Ter, NYork.
PORTLAND Sept 25-Arr steamer Caledonia Scudier
NYork schr Charlotte. Head do. CID bark Gen Tayior
Adams Havana.
PORTSMOUTH, sept 25--Cd ships Arswriun, new a
Portsmouth IA toDsj Davis, View Orleans: LharruAsps
RICHMOND Sept 2s-Arr schrs orisna and Chief Nyors
SID pchrs Patrick Henry Balm: " y ClsnerNeld NYort
WILMINGTON, sep, ei-AIr brig 1 ardia Conoley New
York. 2yh, bark w sdoie Br Boston; Marine
Powell NYork. CID fehf Harriet Hal.oek rev NYork
WAREHAN Sert 2r-Arr sehrs hnr'cr Bsssc. NYgx.
Meteor, Burgess do,sooss srfaEse fsh,sa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-15
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- = BBLs S,nuus {. Sugar.
4 - Il ouad. Clarified Crushed do.
20 hoxes Loaf Sugar,
10 blls n. o. Moasse,
IL binds. 7 r. do.
100 bags Iiia Cnlec,
% laguirn do,
10 Prlae old java do,
50 boxc, Allamanrine and Sperm Can'iles.
Large lot OF Clover Orchard. Grass and Timothy Seed
Gail Is selling ehrnp.
tf-b24is) YOUNGER 4 SMITH
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RICHMOND, January lG, 49,

RICHMOND, January 10, 49,
Mos.rs DOVE g. Co-Fur about sevs n ycnls my =
gro boy, Simon, had ulceg On Inc shin bone 81 o.
OF his legs; he had the very best medical ady'
and the stri,te.t attention from myself; TIE ha
been repeatedly poulticed and bnrn, with causc; at d
tr;y l., whilst giving AMI APPLYING medicine he ha- bet
s"tt Nv die, aud also kept pen fecly quiet with til
hl5 saieo; sometimes Il sore woui be Us latge
~ fl'' y aa hard, aud at others 10 larger !hs
hal u d,aie aad when it Ia, attained ms sna
size wnL.d h.eo, aut aytin. | became eutiley dl.
coua-"d alb ii IT, alti, day, ~ fne in your >tore.
a.tef WI what i 'io To- IL you gave ne bftlf
Hruf ht Oil. aa,, liter using 3 bottles (bv the d
tioa,5 It etairriy heulel Previous tn the rime
u's IL, LIE "i ,>i menths itoa BIS work, bun since R
has f.rNrr f'.t single day, wti al lhat Aa,e "a,
pen ed Use e-,,A on his l'mb. about two hundred a
hy#otfs, AMI Il gives me Pea,ufet add Ia the M
ny yau have, lb' testimonial at The yttur, at tes
luht OH. Nely respectfully.
:. L SBEL1OA
Ia copy -iuolslcdby PERMISSION from Il laly mi.
city. Iuue l3-dtn
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VIRGINIA a tenn. RAILROAD

lga ~. - vF FEn ne EGMhRUE 7IN n
and after April 6, 1852 the Passenger Train viii leave
LynchbuIg da y, (Snnday- excepted) at / o'clock
Z. NJ. and arrive at Wythovill- ut p. u. Returning.
leave WytheviIle A. VI. nnd arrive l.ynchburg
at II M.-mnking the "Trip ON Richmond and fetcs.
burg to Wytneville in II hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buiord'- Depot, Mondays,
Wednesday and Fridays and arrive ,'t Buchanan to
.upper.
For Fncase, Sweet and White Sulphur Springs,
Charleston. kaphwhi, aud Guyandotie, Via Bensacks,
Mondays. Wednesdays a fd lays.
For Abingdon Joncs5oro' aud Knoxville. Tenn daily.
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B0nsack'S WOODEN Factory,
ROANOKE COUNTY,. Virginia

-
sEANtNG rrbut mud supplied my estnhli. btn,H
Il jlh the lre.t Improved Machinery Ion nlaautto.
turing rnl uunuunrc l. my old rusruiuers aud tin,
public generally that am again prepared to cord Voo
into Rnls, Npiu into Yarn. weave utn James Lin -,
Blankets, &e., upon the following Terms:
Carding " uol into Rolls 64 cents per H. ca H.
and 81 inn inc from No u 10 cats Ia the pou,1 -
H., for each finer number up ~ i hair Get
per pound added: lot every higher nunl p
h. added, Manufacturing heavy Negro James - Ell,
per ynrd; MAJ ufaeturne heavy Negro Lin.,y Is
per Parl; Blankets ~ cents pei pound2 'ur nrd
ing aud for ding and spinning additional charge
mixed and Saxony Wool supply OF manufactured
goods will be kept hand for sale exchange tor
" DOL. Those ivirg the Railroad deposit then
Wool with the Rnilr"nd AGENTS. except Liberty dr}n>
with MIR. 5. Misunderstanding with Messrs. Rnrl.r
n Redd. The work will b. returned when finished
Payment will be required upon delivery OF work.
june I-d3m JACOB R0NSACk.
ENLOUR IN SACEGs.--A good ,lrpl, at Flour
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GASi GAS! CASH
DERSOAS wishing thrir houses f'ted for burrGg
d Gas will find strong inducements nhctred by
IMPLYING to the .utsrrbcr. ! have good Vorkmrn and
supet iur stock ct n.atlf'al-. A. q. DABNGl
n. i.--Al orders tpr Gniue n, I rbueen Factories
rcc ICED vjlbi -v', duys pa, mont viii acre7urd
befme the lst Of june lS5a.-
"a
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souFlEsiDE IssELlsOAD.

T IF4TNIFII HNIIN
I-s- Sssa gEzy -EFassas1 arcr r,ady receive
q q Il Y fir tie Souih,ule /, al,
rla4 WIN. r. Anderson. Commission llnasc the.
Ba,in. Any person wishing 10 90 tue lntes {, freight
rtn obtaii ff'lg. lisa by rhllius on ne.
l,y o.dri nl tie SuP't.
ser 3a-t- ALFRED ". HnRNER. Ag't.
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GUiNO, GUASO.


4 EANlN6 made arrangements with the Peruvian
l. agents gel supplies of GUAHD On he le-i
Terms. We IRE nov prepared to furnish II Ne hive
nae an tpnd and ann : 800 bugs and Il hr IN reg
Ial receipt al it. We shn Il noGe except Whit eenr,
direct from the agents, and all VIII purchase o us
may rev on getting GENUINE GuAN9. We socn
the OF our friends aad al otaer4, With The
nce TINT vi always furnish thrtn with the be Al .r,i
lie and au ths most iuA nrAble terms.
CRENSiAN II co.
le Ii. Nnrth .ile Of Linz Lin.in. Richmnnd. VI.
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ls,N rIaE LADlEs.-.!Ll,n vs. 70 F.. ~

" \ HH =. Ia XFKE II ytn WISH 10 ~ -
oi the nf1sl heautilul and latest style OF HIlH
and Summer ennds hat have eve been offered 81" H.
ntikrt, eFl at y bire 4 ion dams new and commodi
stpre ou'' dof ahovp the Citizens Savings Bank -
have lH-i nFe'ed, and stock i entirely new
eau sn't Ire last, ~ the most iancif !. We nave
richest as.orlpcts fail Kinds Of dress goo Is .'n
sllAssstrns plaa,St,d plaid " cut Ba,Hges, si'h VIZ
lie ot every ynrciy.satn 81 all col plain x black -
Shallie, Shallie aud Baaee Della n-"f every va''E
SPINNER Moulin olalI cnlors and qualities. fine f!'.
worked collars and sleeves, also. very sdpeI"
sets, mourning sic, and lars; lichiy enh '''ur
Linen Cainbrie Hannk"rrhof., Laues VaU-, Mann. +
of the most beaufuEsb les, puasols, fans, hid Civ
'D'''''' : ''' 80" WHITE &JoRDANS
am s.,. ~ "'''' 80 - - ''' Main ,if'f
~ ep copy.
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nsssOaU TsON.-1be .a9sc. ibrr- having dis.
a. pa.rd At their entire stack Me,-rs. lnliaerra
81 Ham Ion wall respectfully cal upon tiase indebt.
81 forward NJ sefte, n i r-sentai
hat their business be oose up an eafly rid
possible. la retiring fien the Frpeery business they
,turn their hanks their trce aHd customers
iof the liberal eHcguragenent bestowed npoa tcm. AMI
nsl, continuance oi tie Saline to concern Office
Mt the Old stand. BILLIARD < OGDEN
doc -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GADD e S s
INyCHRUIsG MARBLE WORAs.

4 LuAYs an baud a lsfee assortment II finishrt
\ Marble Work such tIun M On H5asi't,l
Miro :. II ,famea : Tomb. Hs4a an ft,l S,,na..-
Az thing f fi Marble iiur cataj neatly, eheapand
win Dispatch. Gal ndirss-
JNO GADDESS.
B.-S,n1 ,p1 get one at m, inscription B"nks.
free ut ,hsfse aud = J. r. q
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NeHrOes Wanted.--The Virginia and Ten
l. nessee Railroad Company wish tn hire for The
snpnder of the year 80 able bodied Negroes work
laying truck and the road West Of Wythe
vile. Appyto u. u. GILL Gent Sup'i.
June 23-ts
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Those vessels of the fret class built in tho city
baltimore, xprcssy for this trade md hive superior
odations for passengers They rommanled
10y experienced Captnns well qualified tot the trade
and who v i'll spare ITO exertion tn accommodate They
sill be towed up end down the rivers by aud ma,
lie relied to sail prom tly as advertised.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York. will find it to their interest ship by this
freight will always be taken low by any oiLel
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by the
agents in Richmond and NaN-York give satisfaction
Insurance can be effected in the Richmond Fire Asso
citation by this line at 3.S per
We respectfully ask and hope Il succeed il obtain
lug full share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line 10 New York will be for
.wagded free nf commission New Orleans, Mob'le
Charleston, Savannah any other Southern Norti
port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock In New
York at Berth No. l, Coffee House Slip, foot o Wall
Street
DAVID & VIM. CURlilE Richmond, } ,
G.. II. PIERSON, NY IS
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MERCHANDISE.
ERANTOPOl NOrTAKEN.


SEBAsTOPO1. NO TAKEN sup.
- ply ia troops in the ca pea watt 000 pair
country net WOODEN So jks IN which tine iull mar
kef prize viii be given. L. ersf rliH, the siege
have determined to seli the sha my stuck Of Fancy
D. ) G,ol,, reduced pfise4-Nesdle Work Of every
description, Ribbons. Sill. Mu,. 4 CLOVIS. en'hroi
dsred AH.slta. SW.s an1 lac. Csants, bingham.
Lawns. ft-ueh c..ct-. beaHi,is afnets. II - PEI
pa.f. worth e. % Pharr give eaii aud lgok inf
Yourselves. JOHN ABRAiiAhs
iuy lp.is Gn.h D,y Geof- Store.
Fishing Tackle, al.
E are receiving asel,. by express tlsiis
w ING TACKLE tawlticu We insits thu nttenti"a
ii al peestas wanting aaa:lins inf 70 iinr. VIZ:
Rods from three 10 siE I0'nts
frou. r,it. with extra tiiis fI}i tanuafed.
Fnur IA nj rols. II 4 -,
, Walking raue fi.,ls ~ , sni iniH.s
six. grass. brmp aHi hIr lines, superior guilty.
t.favifsiiou. Lin.srict ani birtaii llooas.
Bait Het-. with ~ Wtho1t 5al,
tlinn9d iiac res... India kn'aer i.h bat neei.e-.
urtidcia sne,as. ahd ever, IA ~ IN tie ~orfue
line at the G88 .refa y 4 {. FISHER.
Oppofte Nov - House. Lyuebafs.
aaI
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nEssOLUx'EON- Tile concern Wm. 7.
~ Ander.s,a s. u i..olged tie 2 I'D n ..
by tnuu4l consent Vim. r Anderson al ne will af' 'ri
to Tho srtlersent fhe llsiness mil The al HE
concern will b. used only in winding up Tire .anr.
WN. T. ANDERSON
nn.qts MCDANIEL. HURT & PRESTON.
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A CARD 18th undersigned viii enutiie rs here
IA tolore the GRocfRY, CoMMIssi1S 4 Fod~AHptNd
business. sn3 7so, the manufacturing ., febneo.--
Grateful fc orner they pirdge thri be>l eNer
tions to rit their continuance
opl94 MEDIA MEL. HURT e. PRESTON.
ICE CREAM sAGOOS.-MR ZElELL
4 informs Ire I4adirs aud Gentlemen Of Lynch,ulg,
thnl his ICE CREAM SALOON IS now Oxen, ma, viii
be constantly .unpird with The nice lee Cream during
the whole lie will also furnish fer parIies
tLe shortest noici The trnpoae of al. trieHd- and
The pubic il elrnes, invited - llD-,lts
ircsh Pnt Apples Straw berry. and al kinds otfuis
nivl1.ls
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MERCHANDIsE.
,r.su A,,I.Iy ALil-N a "


i IfSGsf &c. DC --supeisf blrN french anP
rl G isfIi. of t.ic very h4r>t mike, saieir ff"neh
ca.iu5se. h3e Vestug,, Ce4Fas. kid hI'fes' terhet
tta5,tal country ni -ase give ne cal for the
49, e35s. aaI ID ..l be well l'aiI f'r yfar visit
y. Ii LENS
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VIRGINIA LINE OF nichmond -.

AND NEW-fUKk FAUkET ) Tins new -aN'+h
home line is composed of the following vessels.
sails from Newly ofk every three days. All owned u
the city Of Richmond, viz:
Sci IlAnrln C.nlri, \, Hmm n.
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LONDON POTTER AGENCY.

WE offer ior shle agents OF Nessr. Hilbert of
w London $40 r,sks ,f beet Lpudon Porter. pints
AID quart. 2p1 cIsk- al Srn1e Ae. which will sell
a. low u. mp se.i ia, iin N the country.
EDMOND. DAVE FORT Il CO.,
lafr dim Richmond.
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T'0ss AEh8 GOEsEA,
FROM LYNCHBURG. via PETERSBURG,
By SOuTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
Ony Onr Niah' hrfwrea Petersburg and Arw York
i....,.ss ..+.....,.... I'D l VI ia
EbHEAPEsT AND PEEASA1EE2SF
" ROUTE!-9li 10 Nrw-Nork, including RaIlr al
Fate and Meals and State X ON hnaid St'emrI---
- t. New ok, Seoond Glass Cars and hfee,are,
'ussrqgers Ieav1s LFnchhurg on I ES9ANS und
FRIDAYS by South eide I'm oad connect next morn
ing City Point viii The 1rge and commodous
Steamships
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MOTTO ss.-'fbr .a5.eri'er, having purchased 81
! J.aa i fru,li1 - interest IN the to.si" o.
F,.,lo 8lllirr ! Co. viii rotainae the aDsH''s' III
,hs.5ae i.,ase n.At,iaarto Lharf, War. ha'" aedei
the fst1 a4J ztye al Franklin y IS IT en- ny return
ti,pir tlath t. trir friends and th- rnhls geatray
Tar lie lbsriI patronage extended taem Ia TIE short
i'm. ifey have fue IA the Grocery a. Commission
business aud mo respectfully SOLICIT continuance oi
tn sum; Jsg sing ther best eXertions 70 give
"a if ,ctiun To al VIII my Ia business WIN t'o m.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
ian ls1ts EDA At'D IAN hb'N''h'
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I1nc y Is SAUNDERS 4 lRHf.
UsOK TOBsCCONIsEs.-- Thc Subscriber
Il would call the attention al Manufacturers a
peiar aftic of Tobncco Flavotins vii eh h. is Pre-
pnring several kinds rery cto,ce Aiea Crimson uni
Blue Branding Pant. branding Brushes, Branding
Boards. foagua Beams and Sweet on all Of the le-t
qualify For sue by JOIN n SEAY, Dtugsia.
June - /.
s,HAD AND HERRIN Us The Subscribers have
> Ter sale Sad n half hr,re s also Il eiuss in winnie
and haf barrels FRANKLIN s. BROTHER.
inle - Il
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NnEOINhNAL LElUNns q EEK. .

LA coPy-l uolishedby p, rm.s>ion from Il ldy IN
city. it,pp ..Et
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Bruise, and Sprains, Cracked Hcel,
Ulcers and Friiohs Sore Back.
Sculds AMI Burns SPIN and Sph>i".
Sore Legs an Ghilblans, Sweeney and iso,revil,
Fresh Cit " ouiads, " thers and Walies
Clansp aud Teiter. Clinlt and CLe,lt under.
Stings of Insects, Rinebune aud >amIc1p,h
Wounds under the Nails, Wads al aud Au-5.tne,>
lnfamed Breasts, Sarde Gall aipi uil at,a.a.
Giaa1ular rImols. S@eled Leg, ard
Stiffness ct Jainf-.
Warranted 10 cue, aud danger froa eXrosure#
cold.
Applied /" burns once. it leaves no scar.
p ce 80 and 70 cent a hotlle
Fo, sale by STROtllER 4 WHITEHEAD
lynchbuia, Va.
DOVEN co
Sole P.oprietors, Richmond, Va.
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AIDES EUDk A 'ssais.-3adO yards
1 sup ror French Lawns IRON auction which WI
sell at prize, tlar will please Ao, the very hne-t KID
q ives nude ga pair; pain hnci silks, eSifa lhe
cnorrd FREE eli Jacbonetls and The finest quality Eng
lisa anu french prints 10 cents per yard.
10y - e II. LEWIS.
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"a FOR asENB.-trom The l-t MaH


a:iii commaaious STORE at present occupied byt
al41..A suh-rrihers This = the most cenuol uH nj
of the most desirable business stands in the civ.
several .uvcnieo olices on Man street. Efquie
the Clothing Bazaar.
apl2 Is BURROUGHS SHAFER y GO.