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ADJUSTMENTS.
FIRST RAND BAL
OF THE EEASON.


TNHE members OF the TERPSICHORE civp
II take great pleasure In announcing 20 Their
friends and the public I'm general that tbeir seoooo
Srand Annual Bal viii take place az Odd Fel.
lows Hal, Navy Ga-d, MONDAY EVENING,
September ~, 1850.
The members pledge themselves that no pain,
or expense shall he spared on their part 20 NAH,
this pass of with the same eclrt that has hereto.
foe been experienced at the Balls OF the Terra.
chore Club.
NO hats or caps allowed in the hall room escep,
worn by different Clubs.
Prof. Louis weber's celebrated CoiIllOn Bans
has been engaged for the occasion
Tickets ONE DOLLAR admitting a gentle.
man and ladies 10 be had Of any Of the Manage
ana at the door on the evening Of the bell.
MANAGERS.
Marcellus Marceron,
stephen McNsmee, Rott Thompson,
Philip Eanis, Geo A Barr,
Jas Dobbyn, John SmHh.
VIM TuekeT, Smith Townstend
sep Il, IS, %, 81, -, 2is
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NOTlCE.-Thes subscriber skes the liberty 70
~ inform the public that he has bought the new
Statue, In plaster, representing John G.. Calhoun
one foot and half high, to be sold at Al each AZ
No 81 Louisiana avenue, between 9th and 1O'h
streets SlGISMOND ANTONINI
sen 14-9fH
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A REVEREND MIsrAKE.-The story of the
reverend whose clothes, with those of his
friend, left in q carriage while they epjoyed
an impTomptu swim, were carried off by the
horse "On his own account, was almost spoiI-
ed e. in the printers hands by an cratic
Sd" The misfortune befel Rev. MIR.
and lag friend, > but the types made it oRey.
Mr.. - and a i0dy friend.-N. 7. sam.
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HIss.-The Detroit Free Press has heard
that the Hon. Joseph Hiss, of Boston, Mass,
ex member of the Massachusetts Legislature.
arrived in town, en- route for Kalamazoo. He
accompanies his personal and political friend,
Wilson. 1t is understood Mrs. Patterson is
along.
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining IN the Post Ofsce, Washington, %.


September Is, 1855.
TOriered to be advertised in the 90 ErentHg
Sfar,'' agreeable 10 the following section OF the
Post Once Law-it being the newspaper having
the largest circulation Of any daily paper pub
lished In Washington:
SEC S. And be az further enacted, That the
list Of letters remaining uncaled for In any post
Office in any city, town, or village, where news
papers shall be printed, shall, hereafter, be pub
iished once only in the newspaper which, being
issued weekly, or oftener, shall hare the iargssf
circulation within the range Of the delivery OF
said Office, to be decided by the postmaster at
such office.
SyPersons applying for letters n the following list viii
please say they ADVERTISER.
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AGENTS FOR THE STAR.

The following persons arc authorized to con-
tract for the publication Of advertisements in
the Star:
Philsdelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. w. corner
OF Third and Chestnut streets
New York-S. M. PETTISeILL d Co., Nassau
street.
Boston-V. B. PALMER, Scollay's Building.
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PLEASANT RESORT. -
SpR Nc q, Y - p Ms

(FORMERLG FANlER'S GARDEN,D
Oa M Street, betsceeA SecsHfeesfh 4 EigAteeHfk
OPENED every day in the week, aud on Sun.
W day. No spurious liquors allowed. but COT.
fee, Chocolate, Ice Cream, &C, VIII be for sale
Weber's Brass Band will perform every Mon.
day and Thursday evening, beginning al about
O'Clock. Admittance free au I6-3m
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GfS REWARD.-Lost,o on the morning Of
va l2th September, TWO HUNDRED and
siATN-FlNE DOLLARS. This money was In
Tcl without any envelope whatever. and con-
sisted of one $50 note, two IS and the balance in
SlS notes, all Virginia money. The above r.
ward viii be cheerfnlly paid 10 the person who
VIII return the money 20 the subscriber
CHARLES STEWART
J4 Eighth 81 bet l. and NJ streets north.
sep I3-G+
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MADAME RS REMOVAL.

MADAME X. respectfully informs the public
WI In general, that she will give Information in
all the Affairs relating TO Life, Health. Wealth
Marriages, Love, Journeys, Law suits, Dincul-
Ties In Business, Absent Friends, Sickness and
Death, and In respect to all other subjects. She's
also able 70 tell the Ages OF persons by reading
numbers. All those who wish to consult MADAME
X WI please call soon, she will remain in the
city but short time. She can he consulted at all
hours or the day and evening. Her name Is on
the door-at No. 2S5, 18th street, corner Of ID. on
the LEFT hand side. Gentlemen 50 cents and Ladies
%. Sen Ia--o<.s
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GALE OF WHEAT viii sell. at the risk
~ OF whom II may concern, at public auction, for
casll, Al 10 clock a m, on FRIDAY next. six
teen hundred ard eighteen and a half bushels Of
HE'D w heat, more or less, by the bushel, at Bou-
cher's Warehouse, on the west side Of Market
Space Georgeto@n. THO. w. TRUNDLE.
sep 1876
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SENTERTAINMENT for the Benefit
O>Ia OF the Orphan Children Of Norfolk and
PoTtSmOath.-The Sabbath School OF the Sixth
Presbyterian Church, Island, will repeat their en-
tertainment OF the 27th ultimo, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 18th instant, for the benefit OF
the child,en who have been orphaned by the
Pestilence which is still ravagiGg the cities OF
Norfolk and Portsmouth
Admission % centS-cbildren half price.
Tickets for sale at Elvans Il Thomson 5 Hard
ware Store, jig Pa. avenue; o Boswelrs Drug
Store, corner OF Virginia avenue and eth street
sep 15-et
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ESSENTIAL BUILDING ASSOCIA.
- tion.-A Special meeting will be held ON
MONDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at 2
O'Clock, in the Hall Of the Medical College, cor.
ner Of and 12th streets
As business OF Importance will be considered
the attendance Of every stakeholder is partcuIarlv
desired. JNO H. BARTIETT Sec
sep l5-2t
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GS REWARD.

e. REHARD.-Strsyed away on wednes-
va day, large low set Black Cew about nine
years old, with a white stlipe alono her back.
clipped ears, black face, large horns and large
Qdder or nag. Also, gore on each rani nearly
healed up. The above reward will be paid for
heI delivery az NO: ga stree;, between leth and
SOtn streets, FIRST Ward. sep l4-2ts
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TO THE PUBIIC.

"A : we find IL currently reported in market this
"A day that William Bell, dyer, died Of yellow
fever last Monday, this is 20 inform the public
that the gentleman who did die, as is reported Of
yellow fever, lived with the German dyer round
the corner, on Z street.
VIM Bell, thank God, is alive and well, and
with the assistance Of The French Dyer, Mons
Grandiean, Is ready 10 execute all orders in Dye
Ing all colors in the most brilliant French) man
ner, on all descriptions OF silk and WOollen Goods
Also, Grape Sbawls handsomely cleansed, or
dyed every shade OF color in the French style
Gents Goats, Pants, and Clocks clesnsed,
dressed and dyed on Mr.. Bells superior London
style, al BELL a. 6RANDJEAN'S.
4Ol Pa. avenue, between IN and 9th streets and
next door TO Emery's brown stone building.
sep l3-3t* lntel& NeWsl
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ECnNnNIVE

ECONOMIZE.
RECElVING daily, and putting I'D. the gem.
~ inc IMPROVED SATROBE and Elm
OOR STOVES, for heating two or more stories
Send In your orders early to '' '''''e'
JAS. SKIRvING,
washington Stove Mandatory.
southeast corner Pa. avenue and mn 81
sep I9-eo2w CIntel)
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NoH SALE-A GOOD, KIND and ACTIVE
= WORK Horse for sale, Apply to
un,.p ARMY q sHINN,
sep l5-eo3t ''' 49, -
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E@wESTERN PREsBYT'N CHURCH
~ The Sabbath night services in tbi.
Church will changed during the present month
to O'Clock p. m and the Rev. BYRON SuNpER-
LAND, ID. d, will supply the pulpit Sunday If.
ternoops regularly. Rev. Dir. MIRicK will preach
next sabbath at III O'Clock =
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NIX. WILLIAM PALMER.
PROFESSOR OF THE FLUTE & SINGING
29 Ftrsst, corner Of Fourteenth sf,.ef.
sep Is
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DREsERvING BRANDY, PickIing Win,

DRESEkVING BRANDY, Picking Vine
gar, &c. -
half pipe White Brandy, high proof, for put
ting up Brandy Peaches
500 gallons pure Cider Vinegar, made In Virginia,
six years cid
barrel pure White Wine Vinegar
100 lbs. white and dark Mustard Seed
Long Paper and White Jamaica t,lnoer ....-
100 lbs. Green Ginger
Fresh Mace, Nutmegs Cloves ana lusnso.
Just received and for sale by
r.. K. WHITE CO,
no. % Louisiana avenue (iron frout1 betw. 9th
sepl3-&
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WHITE BRANDY, GREEN GIaGEB

w &c. "'
\ oask White Spanish Brady, high proof and
flavor
pipe White Wine Vinegar
bbls Green Ginger
IS do pure Cider do
100 lbs. White and Brown Mustard Seed
Nutmegs, Mace, White Jamaica Ginger
Cloves, Allspice, &C.
Suitable for the pictllng and preserving season,
In store and for sale low BY
WILLIAM NJ. GRIPS,
81 Ia. avenue, between 9th and 7th sts
sep 13-iw
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CENTRAL ACADEMY,
Corner E aud Tenth streets, WaShiagton
SILAs MERCHANT A B.
Rev. GEO. w. DoRRAacK, Principals.
The number Of Pupils limited to Fifty,
TUE course Of study is thorough ana compre-
IL hensive.
Every effort will be made 10 secure Inc creates,
mental and moral Improvement Of students.
x Terms, per quarter of elersa qceeks:
6 Ihglisa nranches. .....................s s SO
-, - or Laun. .................. 10 So
,Tnaa anu oIeeA, Win the above. II SO
modern Languages, extra.... GO
sep 15-4w w
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rADyERrIsExENfs should be handed in
by II O'Clock, NJ, otherwise they may not ap-
GEAR until the next day.
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NOTICE To TRESSPASSERS.
SoME persons are In the habit of forcing omen
- the gates and breaking down the pan5els of
1ovethment reservations, for the purpose of let
uhg In tnelr horses and cows This Is 10 notify
tne pnoe that hereafter all horses and cows found
uess passing upon the public grounds will be
taken up, and their owners proceeded against ac-
BY order Of the Conner of Public Buildings:
w. z. MOHUN
sep 10 General Superintendent
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The Currelt Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, I4th September,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
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SOTICE.-TheB Board Of Directors of
ed to attend a special meeting, to be held an the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, 9th street, on SAT-
UkDAY, the 18th instant, at * O'Clock p. m
The attendance of every member is particularly
requested. THOS f. LLOYD, Rec Sec
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MRS ID. HI. BU3R will not resume he,
uh Glasses for day scholars on the 18th Septem.
Der as she intended. She can receive two Young
ladies' In her family as boarders. They Will have
Superior advantages for acquiring the French Ian.
guage, music, and all branches Of finished edu.
cation. For terms, &c, apply at 36i ST, neal
Az street. sep 15letN
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aplly Is NAIH'L GUGGENHEIMER
GARDENER WANTED W.

u good white OF bl,ok Gatden - for lhl. ycnI.
le22 dts INO y LANGHORNE.
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4 CARD

4 CARD Tho -us,,rlher hn,ior purchased u
u MrDanicl, Hur d Pr, on fboir interest IN tn
late c4=rrra 1t ~ 7 AaH.lsuu & e.. Wi -aarJaga
the Grocery Cow l-stns ard foRV A,nrNG ht.in -
At thr did stand tpa B3-n. ~hees thy VII keep Or
haaa stock of Gusao. ,.rr. Lime AID Cement. f'f
s1e at 10" la3rsH rbsh r.rI e..
He rcturn- hi. thank t,thr friend. Il tl. Into rom
AMI the puhl- orally far the lilo nj rl'rafr
extended 70 j.. nd f' hy usar n- bot 'sa,tiaf- Ia
merit "A continuance "a the -tnlc thc ena-,fn.
ads dt4 w I ANDERSON
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cAnYHFs's SPANISH MIXTURE.

H." '"rtN ''"i' "a - -" p'.''''
.' .'%'2'3 =" H. -.
- 'NfelL'b'1 t'.at"' ''' ''.2''I'. hs's G nN'
ha'Hh' '9o '''ils '''' '''I '''~, ''''
l1'' - vi On ''' i''i 49, >2,>' y l,'s
''' 49, 'I, ''''' ~ M ii''u, ''n
ID ''3i''"i f'', 40 81 '9'. l. ',opn'Iii
'''is' Nai"i -. t#s 5''' .'@'' NRio'' e"'n
it' 'at ' u" ~ "'.. ''',
"a. %. N'5i = l'''.a'' D. '.5' ~ '@I"ri! oil
a =, ..,.
}e'a1a.' A'14#... winch .. ''fa.'" {, 'hlnled
'' ID. 5'tat - '>.s''sIi'.f '#'' 'a'''fd through
rs a-'afE' 5'- I#do ~ t'5a I.' ~ i'e 1rsfh' le
i'esi @i i"'3 '.l' II u - 15''' "hGf fhe4
10 " tt" inc '..'7'' ..''' ~" ''i"'9 'nl won
'erin' tn' 'iNr rl". 'i..r. a. De-. s ce'i'hr'i's
,oiee'ed nomo Lar" mum 'r, are. however, stronger
r-Hns5A tina" ia'"'i' "oli al If".Iiet'tt' "1d
ire M IRON l1enee wei Noe VI IA iarr .''.llo-
md "i tn" Ing I'll It.i'ttabll$t NaH OF them letila2
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EIIIsiSI AIRY Ii.

1 and rev SILNHR,bF 'ETERN,AFENN
aug I. dts
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tsE-fCE THE WARYESE DAY
IN KEY p--l e,i"rday WIS the warmcst day oli
r"cn#d, aud the knnrian Dnc> the best way H., b.,
ron.. i, send 40 l." HOUSE M getu sunni, eff
\. No. ouieic at ICE ut 40 cents per hu>Lel. H..
lou" -,''tcl -u1tn no'hoi Hnlscys factory eni
st TIN resl ieaer of r. Ii G.ay, es9
ru2l fl e. il. CRENSHA}t.
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ergs1, FOX RENT On accommodating terms
Ed,ni the ingc NEW BRICK FACTORY, recently
Ea.tA erected by MIR Peter L. DLdey, on Church 81,
near Friends Wazehouse with portion Of the fixtures
--all nearly new. On account OF location and con.
vcneuce ofurrarg cement it is Justly rcgnrded oi the
most desirable in lynchhurg For terms apply to
ED. d. CHRISTIAN, }r,,.,.a.
PLEASANT PRESTON.
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MISCELLANEOUS
OF HOURS sS-,Sr

A fnAN1G Va hhot fts-on -
~ and after the 18th inst cur Packet
Beats wdi leave Lynchburg Monday, "Wednesday, and
Eiiay. al = NJ and arrive ia Richmond neSt day al
y NJ The Packet ar Buchanan will leave at A
NJ q ..re DAYS and arrive in Buchanan at d 7. Re
turning leave Buchanan Tuesday Thursday, aud sat
ufdsv Al : A NJ and ve in lynohhurg At =. NJ.
In consequence of III, high price of forage aud
VISIONS the fare will be raised On tnst date.
BOYD EDMUND \ DAYESPORT
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- BEOT fEN.-baRp ItTEs df3f" Fe'Hr hii
urua to go where fee get tho h"f md rhssuesf
Baeisrrno, r,,s but tHaf al srsk tn MisNts \
Tay~rR's where tho, ran get the brst aid
get tho Warzh their nancy Steamboat Il sast'1-
Railrsal accidents, Bunk b1r-tnr. Nj lluHf plI
occur Ia, s. lut failing Munis T,pn'r-. In mixing
hrf1a -.f..tr aud .i'e j. DaGuerrcou pes. j. out ot
the question Those in should tlrect IN cal
Get pictures MOI sf,fH 70 iaH- ths room
uni tac uiItir- are satisfied.
4 Nee aE3 beautiful a-+orfmeut of Gold Laakrfs.
breast pias Rings Watch Sous KEYS NJ aI ian aHd
aucy Ca-es alway. 1,ud and flr ale cheap. VII
picture complete @pcadd a.soaacnf et eases. pra
pat received. Call earl, 10 fle LAY bctara the .r'ad
camrs TIE state - + usses IL d.a1auta ~
tee4td 10 eaa.fY el p .l.#
MlNNIS A. TANNER.
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NJ f. are rec j,r- every week. by express. FISH
W ING TACkl.E. To when We invite The Httctfiua
OF al persons wanting any ling in line. VIZ:
Rods from tlaee TO SIX JOINTS,
Trout rods. with extra tips, full mounted,
Four ioint rods, at 81 -
Walking cancr,d4 in and Joints.
Sik. grass, hemp and hair lines, superior quality.
GnvitHton Limerick aud Virginia Hooks,
Bait nets with " thout rods.
Plain and fine reefs Iaiia Rubber fish hait. needles
artificial les. snoods. and every TIA NJ in the sporting
line. at the Qua store w. i, x c. FISHER,
Opposite Now II House, Lynehburg.
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Pump and Fire Engine.
III, y. WEsITTEI0ZsE IL BRO.


NIOuLD respectfully announce to lie citizens Of
w Lynctburg aud vicinity, TIM they nnnufac-
Turing, az the.r Agricultural Works the Bn,iu, II b
MlfCHELS PUMP X FIRE ENGINE combined
which is the perfect article OF the Kind ever Offer
Ell 10 the public, (r- gnrd for Factory iire aud Gar
den Ensine,) and perniay adapted to private dwei
iugs nnoidue ia IA IRE Engine under their dur Ct
command, capable Of 10 eng water over Two ,f"rl
dwelling.
Allorde,s promptly attended II mud Pumps ruli f."
Wells on Spring. AT The usual rntes, and rratted t.
perform W.. far one year.
We ur The xrus agents f,r the counties IT Camp
bell, hm5er.r Brdd,rd and APPROXIMATIONS.
sep lt-tS
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These vss.o- OF the fir cnss, built in the city al
baltimore, expressly tor M trndennd have superior IL.
,unmodaji9ns ior passengers. Hey are COMMANDED
~ experienced Gagaius, well qualified for the trude
md vino Ill ), are exertion To accommodate. Thy
vii be toned M prd down the 'eers by steam md may
he relied to sn promptly as edyertized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from NV
York will fnd il their n1af,,t ship by tins inc
freight will alway~ be taken low by any otter
Inc Of PacL, Is, and every effort will be made by the
aernts in Richmond and NowY York to give satisfaction
Freight - cent per wItor, and - cents per34
fo,leco being about 50 FER cent. less han chung,
te Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the H..
moad Fire Association by Ills line at 3-s per cent.
We respectfully ash and hope II succeed i'll Obtain
ng fall share OF patronage.
Goods shipped by ibis line To New Vol, viii BE- tot
narded free OF commission to New Oreats, Mob,
charleston, Su,annah any Other southern or Norti-
rrn port Tie ee,-cls viii lie in Richmond Rocket.
in New York Al Berth Ne. Coffee House Slip, f,ol OF
Wu Street. DAVID CURdE.RcIuoud. } j
c. II. FIERNoN, ny.
No. 6l .SOnIh Street. \
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RENNErr \ REFERS Illumination.

w. ID Mini 81, Richmond. w.
Ana foe sale hy J. Il Seay d Il. LYMAN, J H.
Thompson y To, R SrahIrr y ca Lyuchbug, ya.. and
b. len ~. in MtlLln.. = llA.l ~ lsen5 Nv
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Dsslss MOUNTAIN SasLL stomr4

NdSN WUE Y MN IA ]TVi8T''
- The undersigned are procurlrr '1'E thor er'
ated quarry nj tine BUS Mountain, " urteo'uery cgh
w. Nil Stones and Burrs of the br-' qualltN M
trrutntion of thesH widely Mo" l., but II
Rarond giving increased facilities hIling orirI
He haycap ointcd Mcdaniel, Hunt ! tcst,n ana '''
Nho Vii rocoy order. and nave tDrn. 'u,ted al l-'
shortest NO. irr.
Our Adlre,, b.. .nrs. Nom, t7,.'s e1u.iy '
ISRAEL rBiCE& Go.
jaime. NJ " ilIi,r. Danvila 5, ynoui- x t''
Lctt lie y. q. are aso ouruseat -. l. %
Feb II-derts
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5000 5 a.. received s@, a y a.'"s Sole Leather
mavl7fs SAL NDERS g. IRBY
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MINIS TANNER.
nEs soil TEON

nEss0II5 EEON --lies caHrraa ot Nn ]
IL 4 lefsou s. -, va di.-,isrj 81 - 4 ~ L
hg n4sut saH-cat Nrn. I Anief .aH al ue VII. an Nd
L. The seitien.ut uf the tu-ine-s aui the 81 TN
concern viii DO used oul, in vf1i ~ up tbe ,ane.
M 7. ANDERSON
sp9-ts MCDANIEL, Hu3f Is PRESTON.
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tie best stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have vet had the plea Of offering, being seecled ON
the best terms. in New York. by mys"lf with particular
rrsotd to style nnd durability, and will be sold and
nec up tor cash. OF to funeual paying customers, as
ao "a. the SAM goods can be bought elscwhere-
Among tn stock viii he found
French clubs aud Doe-kins Of best make snd fin s,
tire 'ot Fnurv Cas,,mers, npp de etc summer
Giohs Minis Drllings and Mar.nlles for pants Pam
AMI tncy Nrs.ings ot SILK Satin, Marsa lies, &c.
mud the IVES. trimmings o every kind Cotton and liniI,
SHrts AMI Dnwr. ,one 40 inches, Also, handsome
rol'tri bosom Shirt with French cuh>, Ion tnvrin'
aBi summer weai Goars Sll kn6s and si,e,. Cravnt.
iH dhet chief, Gloves. Half Hose OF all krds, =.
Aabr, Sc Page sail manages the Tailoring Deplrl.
meuf. uplJ.ts WIN. l.. PAGE.
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s.N0S SALE.-Two hundrs snare Lyacubars
Hose anbtI,t u>uraice Stock
81 PETE Rs. SPENCE \ 90
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OIIGE-Ihe subscribers having purchased Of
NJohn a FmuNn his interest in the concern OF
t'ahNiin Brother Co. W continue the business in
thr -ame house next door tFi1brry Warehouse, under
the hrm und style OF Franklin y BrntEcr They return
lher thanks To their friends uud the public generally
or the liberal patronage extended To them fc the -hoi
Time they have Doe In the Grocery ard Comm
business, aud most respectfully solicit continuance oil
'' sum pr"t sing IN use their best cxertious give
'a'i''ae'oh to nil VIM may DO business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Ihn --Cls IDM ARh IRANkllN IL
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BURROUGHS. SHAFER & co.
:. GENrLEMEN,S GOODS

l. NOW-NOTEEgNGS. Wings and Demo.
IN Gratis are respectfully invited To call and examine
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htlSESE.--tlra,h American German md
W English. bieorhed AID nuhie ;, ilao far safe by
GEl. b. JONES co,
nal9-ts Petersburg.
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L'XTEsA sUPEKisNE FLoa
GPRiNG, 1853 -STiGLER McELDi

IL \ Mrchel.'s brand. IRISH ground. f,r sale by
nav2l-fs !. I. SACkElr.
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VIRGINIA .gNE OF itscl,nls ma -.

' AND NFN lUEN INC ne n = N -saa-a
ome line is compn-cd Of the following vessels. aad
.niI, from New oib every thee days All owned n
! the city Of Richmond, VIZ: