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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30
Destruction ola Railroad Bridge.

EVANSVILLE, Ohio, April 27.-The bridge of
the Ohio railroad over Grand River, at this place,
was destroyed by fire last night 1t was built
GU Howe's tressel plan, and was 700 feet long
and so feet high.
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BOOKER 4 TRIBE,

TTORNEYS AT LAW. Office over Citizen
EASaving- Ban. ian 7mSus
rABELL HOUSE, BANK SQUARE
" MAIN ST, LYNOHBURG. VA.--lhe unier
signed. having taken this we'll known establishment
beg eave to INFORM their friends and the public thar
they ready 10 n T f RTAlN in superior
style, all who favor them with cal. Their house i
wei furnished. md their l. rider is plentiful" supplied
with NIL that be found in this market also those of
the adjacent cities They nlsn wish I" inform Il
TRAY ELLING COMMuNlTI
that travellers arriving by the Eastern Western
Trains or the Bouts, vi, ind Meals ALWAYS READY.
In view Of his they hope To meet the patronage of II
generous pub ie SAMUEL II. SMI.EY,
JAMES NJ. PANPLIN,
apl 10 Propr etuTs
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VCE-ICE. THE WAKMEST DAY
l. On RECORD.-i'-l"rdHy was the warmcst day on
record aud the kn0iBc Ones say the hest way To keep
cool il TO send to my Ice House m! get supply of
A. No | article Of ICE nt 40 cent per bu.he. Ice.
nu.e situated square mouth Of ialsey factory and
ut he resi- iencs Of Ro. II Gray esq. .
prl2l T. u Is. ChENohh".
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ELI MYliATc, Jr., n co,
80 Chambers and 81 Reade Street,
Ne " YORk.
INVITE the attention nj purchaser, 10 their assnrt-
1 mnnt of NEW GOODS nf this season. importation;
embracing Gnghams, Prints, Mn-ins. Organdincs,
Lawns, J,cnn,ts, etc ot
FRENCH AND ENGLISH FABhlCS,
Als", fro" well known rnanufuctu of
PARruLE, IuPiN, SEyDouX, SEIBER x Co,
Bombd=ipcs Chd'lgs, Becgcs dc Ldinrs,
OF AL qualities. with beuutul variety o Rich Dress
Goods Also. rnuiprie stock Of
STAPLE GOODS,
Comprising the nns Irovnl makes nl Linens Sheet
ings. Dhmasks. rowelings.
White Goo Of every description, the bes, style i'm
ported
Cloths, Cashmere, aud Domestic Goods. n complete
mnnt. mnr5 d2m
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4 FOREIGN and DOMESTIC 4
VHeavy and Fancy Hardware, "a

" II . Il r y 4 ]. r a " u IL II Il 4 L
Spring, lS55-Mdin Street, Lynchburg, Ia.
We have Just iereived supply ir the Spring, oil
Hardware, Cutlery, Gums. Pistols, Hunting Tack e.
Building Materials. Carpen,er's, Miliwrehi's and
Smith Tools. Farming Utensils. Caringe aud Buggi
Trimmings, Saddety Sh, c-makcrs Findings Floor aud
Table Oil Cloth, Plated Clouds. Window Eornice and
Shades Wood and Wulow Ware House keeping
articles every description, Fishing TncNe, &c,
&c; whict renders stock IL. most extensive und
desrnble have yet offered for public favor, and
embracing a Create variety than any In the State.
Those de-iring To purchase will find a superior class
Goods and satisfactory prices! ard all VIII, wish
merely To many articles that entire 3 rcp,
shall lake ereni plea in showing.
All le-dscts SIMPSON & BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-30

MRS. SUTPHIN wo.lI respectfully in 40
W. inrm hel friend. and tho public generally, IL
that she has Just received her -
SPRING AND SUMMER MILLINERY,
Bonnets Ribbons. Flown Laces. Ladies DIes- Caps.
Chi,lrens Hats Caps, aud Gipses, for little gis All
of most approved pauerns-"ti h sHc will sell on
reasonable terms. All orier. promptly nuen led to
Main street, Union Hotel Square. anl) deod2"
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ATEsT AKRIv Ll'-NEW

CXRUP.-A very superior lot oil Syrup or sale at
- our New Family Grocery.
spos CAMP & CRAWFORD
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HOTELS.

-@~~o~--o~01<-U-y~~-~~-~~
NOTICE.-Passenger going North hereby
~ informed that on and after SATURDAY, LIST of
September, the trains of the Fredericksburg Railroad
Company will always stop at the SLASH COTTAGE
HOTEL sufficient time allow those who desire to
do So to obtain Breakfast Supper. By the
PROPRIETORS.
Slash Cottage Hotel, Aug 81, 1855. au31
COLUMBIA HOT Il L.--JAMES NJ.
~ BOYD Il CO, having leased this desirable Ho
tel, will spare no pains to maintain lis former pOpu-
larity and comfort. They have employed f. PORTER
to take the entire charge of the House and after
LIST April The former patrons of this Hotel, and nu-
merous friends of T.. PORTER, are requested to give
them a call.
Richmond March o. 1855 an q
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\VOODLAWN. NEAR RICH,IOND, FOK


me mountains will sell his Property on the Brooke
rlsnk Road one and half miles from Richmond
The tract contains 73 about 10 acres in woods
OF which 20 acres heavily timbersd There are
several beautiful building sites the land; 80 acres
are cleared and highly improved having been cuitiya
TED by INN as market garden The place is remark.
ably healthy and the neighborhood excellent There
Is a Wei OF tine water near the dwelling
The improvements are of the first order havin.
been erected within the last four years. in the hand
soonest style and ofthe best erinls The dwelling
Is % feet square, with two passages and stairways
with elegant portcOes in front and rear and contains
eight large rooms, with trepaces to each and con-
nected by folding DOORS besides four closets The tn
Ism OF the interior claste and beautiful marble man
tets ana hearths, and modern CRATES, with the walls
handsomely papered The out-buildngs are tirst-rate
and consist OF kitchen and store-roon of brick rom
heCteo 10 the dwelling by a covered way; large and
well built house for servants containing five rooms
handsome octagon sInoke-house; covered with Tin.
wash-house, and one of the best stables in Virginia
having accommodation for l6 horses, carriages and
large amount of forage
10 appreciate the property tits only necessary to
view 1t; and those disposed to purchase are respect
iuiiy requested to do so.
twill be sold whole, or divided to suit the views
OF purchasers Terms liberal Jaws
2H--dS
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Bales Of Stocks in Richmond.

" IoHH A. Ldnodster q Son, lceek tndipf
v,,v,., October lstA, 1855
.nrx Pen cents, 81 years to rum sales at the Ire.
Rnnd. nn. per cent? shorter dates 1884 TO 90 and int
Donds guaranteed by the state Inst ssis os Gnu t
Richmond City Bonds s. and int saies 20 and int
Virginia Bank Stock, par SO. sale. N
Farmers Bank Stock, Gales loo ~
exchange Bank Stock, no sales
Virginia Fire and Marine insurance stocl ,..
Richmond Fire Association Stock nsr A's sal "
nicnmoha' fredericksburg and Potomac Ra,,ro,s
virginia Central Railroad Stock, last sales new s. ola
enoad and Petersburg Railroad Stock lat sale. s,
Jsmss R;sss ~ s,a hsroad Stock, lsss sales 4s
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DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, &c.

TsREsIT sTrpPI.Y OF CHE P DIR y
si1Siins W. ~ opening fresh supply. Of
French En Ms, psaD es sa sg aspss s.
sriics ana S,a. e,II. we have also hand a
s,pea ana .pps,ss Of cs.emeres and Tweed. for
mem. and boys with arss STOCK 81 ness
goods IoI II nsnsstrs Or the best manufactures.
an Oar Goods have all been bought for cash. and Sc
leetsd with the greatest carei and as we are ~,
tne. ae,s m rive us q call before purchasing any
consu - " j. & NJ ROSENBAUM
whet TO ~ 1917 Broad street.
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'3-d&C3w RICuapDuJIJ
A 4TARTERLY Law JOIRNal

p . = N HE'D BY A MEMBER OF THE RICHMOND
h,,coNTRlBUTORS-W GREEN, of chi.
peler; Professor J. b. MINOR, University ofVirp;na.
"a III. Sps, Author of "Hstory of Suit in Eouitv ),
nna olnef professional gentlemen, whose names am
o az hDerty to announce have agreed to contribute
10 the columns of the Journal.
me undersgned propose to commence on the LAT
Oh January, the publication of Il Law Journal tn
maht OF such work, containing teria of pecnlis
interest TO the Bar ofVirgnia and of other States has
peen long feit and frequently expressed.
me undersigned therefore, believing that sueb +,
peI9aicai would be not only important and useful but
onid meet with ready support from the bar has
p aueltaken TO supply the dcsiderdtum The bar of
nn ANA, New York and Massachusetts have for
years Past, supported the publication of such
sd .h ny should the barristers of Virginia
na,, 'e "ooth have theirs, journal which thev
III cur oaii heT own and in the pages of which tbev
d;I nria INV more peculiarly affecting their actns
as TINS Journal will circulate in all psrts NJ ,h I'M;
80 stdtes IL VIII be an mportent and ynlunbIa ~
- iVeftising Cards inserted I2 months for e. M
ionger advertisements in pronortion IVA " W.
lie ine WORK VIII be published QUARTERLY =, GOD
8vo. CONTAINING over Us pages,
ILL., no are disposed to favor this ENTERPRISE will
PiT T FORWARD their names immediately -
hkMs-Fo per years. copies for sos Iibars,
commission allowed to all who will act a. assn,s
j. w, RANDOLPH, bookseller md
@, Publisher, No. l2l, Main st., Richmond Va
Sc 22-dk elm '' a.
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HOT L,--TXMEs NJ
DOIVIIATAN HOUSE,
il RICH MDND VIRGINIA.

This house having changed propretors with decid-
ed improvement, is now confidently recommended to
the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will find there ample and comfortable
modations Its location is proverbally pleasantand
position airy; which, with the liberal hand of It's
proprietor must render it the avoTite house of the
place, especially TO the lovers of quiet rest. The
rooms neatly furnished, airy and comfortable. The
table Is well supplied with whatever the market at
tords-the servants polite and accommodating Moth
ing is wanting to make it of the most desirable
Hotels in the city. lau ID JOHN DARRACOTT
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NEW sTOCK or CLOTHING.-S. MEX

NEW STOCK OF CLOTHINE.-S.N ER-
CHANT WEISIGER now receiving and
EIi continue TO receive by weekly arrivals. their
val and Winter stock of Clothin which very large
similar establishment. These goods are manufac-
tured by themselves with great care expressly for
their retail trade of the best materials and by the hest
OF workmen, and in point ofstyle and cheapness cam
not be surpassed by any other house. Those in want
are requested to call and examine for themselves and
we think will ensure their purchasing
). MERCHANT l. WEISIGER 1I2 Main ST
ALso-A large and beautiful stock of Furnishing
Goods always on hand on *
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oHMR. LOOK o u T.--N f " c A r.


-a1-ing greatly enlarged and otherwise i'm
proved his store at No. 81 Main street, Richmond,
Va begs leave to inform his friends and the public at
large that his stock consists in Carriages Barou-
cnes Kockaways, top and no top Bugges Saddles and
harness of all kinds usually made for this market;
saddle Bags Brides, Martingales Stirrups Bits and
Spurs OF various qualities and prices; Carriage Gig
and Riding Whips; Canes, Umbrellas, and Busk-skin
Gioves for driving Trunks Vaices, Carpet Bags La
dies Satchels fine fur and Blanket Robes Horse CO.
vers and Blankets of various qualities and prices-na-
king altogether of the best. Houses the State
Tor persons to equip themselves for horse back and
carriage riding every article used for either is
brGced in stock. The public is respectfully
invited TO call and examine his stock and prices; he
does not say he sells lower than Others for he don't
know what others debut only asks of persons who
want any of the above articles to look at his before
trying elsewhere He assures them that every in
ducement which can, will be offered TO serve Them
To Sadlers he would say that he has large and va
rled assortment of Harness Mounting Patent and
other Leathers which he will sell them low prices
JNO. w. DENNIS
No. 81 Main St, doors above ST. Charles
L Il Sesly1
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CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP

hhr.-S3td4i p cwt. gross, which il se,1so,
heV1 An extra article would command UttIe @os
S In at from 30 to $50 according re- nnn1;
houIS'-S9095O q hundred-yery scarce md :.
sssos ssft e sells for $25oa5 piece or
IneJp Lambs Sass each. Good Nn,,a superior
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c. -: RICH MOND AND Dan

~ ~ III ~
- - 10y LILLE RAILROAD-OPEN TO
D. bAEkSDALE'S, III S.-The
lesaP PASSENGER Tram will run daily Sundays
cepted) between RICHMOND and RARKSDALF,S
stopping to take up or put of passengers at the follow
ing points onl y: Manchester, Robious Coal eld Tom
ersville Jennings Ordinary Burksville Prices Me
heTrn, Keysville, brakes Branch, Mossngford Roa-
noe, Clover, Scottsburg, Boston, News Ferry, and
- Leave Richmond at O'Clock A. NJ, breakfast at
huntsville, and arrive at Barksdale's 1885 p NJ
Leave barksdales at l250 p NJ, and arrive at Rich
mond at 7l3 p NJ ~
ohiidren over and under IL years of age and ser
wants, nan price Servants travelling by themselves
nus oe luI1Isiied with two passes that may
he retained at the office where they purchase their
ckes ana 1t must be expressly stated that they
permitted 10 go on the cars
Passengers for Farnvie Lvnchburr NVytheyi1le
Va, and Jonesboro' and Knoxville Tenn connect
daily with South-Side Railroad at Burksville Pas
sengers Tor Greensboro and Salem, N. C, connect
daily at the terminus of the Railroad with Holderv
Co.'s fast line of Stages
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CLOTHIN1; At WHOLESALE.-The

CLOTHTNli AT WHOLESALE.-The
" subscribers have established in this city
WHOLESALE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, and
are now receipt of their stock to which they re-
Virginia North Carolina and Tennessee.
Our Goods were mostly manufactured by ourselves,
and to order, (under many advantasesD and we 1eei
assured that we can, and WILL offer many induce
ments to buyers as any house in this country.
WORD, WEISIGER Il co,
No 1O6 Main st (up stars,) Richmond, va.
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NOTICE.-TO THE sTOCkHOLDER

L Of The NIRGlNlA tENJhAL NAihh"ap
COMPANY-The annual meeting of the stockhct'
ers of this Company will he held IN The city Of KRa'
mond on the 9Th day of November, 1855.
10 The attention of the Stockholders Is cali "a
the following resolution, adopted at their last annual
meeting:
Resolved, That no proxy given more than tTFI''
months before any ensuing meeting OF the siGcAhl'
eTs of this Company shat be valid"
j. GARRETT, TresHuer
Office Va Central r. r. Company,
Richmond Oct I'd 1855. OcS-tt'
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,. &c

~. -FEsss5ss:s;5s::z=sssZ1 n D T / G. E.-E XTRA
60 TRAINS TO AND FROM THE
- = SLASH COTTAGE ON WE'D
NESDAY, 2iTH OCTOBER NEXT-The Ladies
connected with the Fork Church Or Sringfellov's)
in Hanover county, will hold Fair at the Slash Cot
tage during the day and night of Wednesday, 24th in
slant, and III order TO accommodate all who NAV de-
sire to attend from Richmond and its vicinity with
convenient hour, the following will be the order of
trains for the occasion
From Richmond g. and 10 o'clock A. NJ, and 4 and
y M.
From the Cottage Z! A NJ, and l, and 10 O'clock
2. NJ. wa
The ARMORf BAND go up in the O'Clock p NJ
tram, and return at 10 o'clock p. NJ, and the mana
gers on the occasion to have the buildings and
grounds beautifully Illuminated.
SAMUEL RUTH
Superintendent of TRANSPORTATION
Office r., +. P. Company,
Richmond. Oct. Is. 49, { Ia
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RACON & BASKERVILLE ----------
Rec, GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Wbes, eonslgnments Of Tobacco, Flour, Corn
"a, aud keep constantly on hand large and
ke. '"'h' q Groceries, Seed, Peruvian Gaano,
81 T-daWls
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Office r., F. & P. Company,
Richmond Oct. Is. 1855. oc 10

= t~~Hsso p FOR n q X FOL Il AND
S--.A----z5 PORTSMOUTH.-The steamboat
3. saS'zssszza.. AUGUSTA, Capt. w C. SMITH.
VIII hereafter, instead of stopping at Hampton pro,
coed directly to Norfolk and Portsmouth where the
boat viii remain a short time and then return to
hampton, to remain over night. On the mornings
me boat comes up she will connect with the steamer
COFFEE from Norfolk, heretofore Should the
Gomez al to come ont at any time the Augusta will
go into Norfolk in the morning also, for her pas
sengers. f
The cars running in connection with the AUGUSTA
VIII leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot every
Monday. "Wednesday and Friday mornings al
o. O'Clock for Port Waltha where passengers take the
Boat-returning the AUGUSTA will leave Hampton
on the alternate days, viz: Tuesday Thursday
ana saturday mornings ut o'clock The Boat
VIII stop at Gil the regular landings the river both
going and returning
Office R. 4 p r. r. Co oc n
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IN STORE AND FOR SALE Al VEKl

IN STORE AND FOR SALE Az VERY
i LOW PRICES
Sd and IA Brown Sheetings
| Oznaburgs; Beached Sheetings and Shirtings
Bed. Negro, Horse and Foot Blankets
| Wadding and Bats
| Kentucky Jeans; Tweeds; Satnets
| Cassimeres of all kinds
| Black and cOored Broad Cloths
| Window Hollands; Oil Cloths and Piano Covers
| Linseys; Bed Ticks; Fustians and Corduroys
| Heavy country wove Jeans and full Llnseys
| English Negro Cloths Kerseys and 81 Plattlngs
| Snake-Skin Vestings
Naleucie, Velvet and Satin Vestings
Caps, Hoods, Rigoletes and Sleeves
! Buck Gloves Hosiery and Spool Cottons
Prints. Silks and Mernos
Shawls Cambrics and Curtains
| Observation-Disclosures, French, Scotch and Irish
The larSes stock of Brussels Carpets in the Com
nlonwealth
Velvet Carpets; Ingram do
Druggets; Crlnlb Cloths and Rugs
Alpaces of all styles
Brown Hollands; Sileceas
Table Cloths and Towels
With many other fresh and desirable goods just to
hand.
on CONSIGNMENT:
Bonsacks Negro Jeans; Charlottesville Iesns: Bale
Cottons and full assortment of Dicks cele
brated siX-Cord Spools.
A long line of Ladies' Printed Mouselines to close
the invoices, in quantities to suit purchasers
Sc 2l-d&cts d. H. LONDON
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ELIXIR CINCHON f. This prepa
PURCELL LADD 4 co,
oc 10 Druggists, " Man str Of
pUCKLE on YOUR ARIOI R!..IlR.

UE!!!-Prapare for the coming conflict; Cough, gi
Colds viii soon be in our midst. The greatest Con.
queror of Coughs. Cold and Consumption, is LEON.
ARDS INSTANT RELIEF. Keep itin YOGrh1gs.
upon the first onset of the disease take it, give Il 70
your children. and remember the greatest medic 80
yet discovered is LeOnards Celebrated Cough SYrHq
Price-25c. per bottle; 5 bottles, dollar. Ala,
Leouard's Dollar Cordul
To be had of l.. 4. THOMAS, Broad street h,roa
Hill. and of all Druggists and Dealers generally 70
Richmond and State of Virgins. wholesale Il
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD Il Co. % Main street, 'Ii
THOMAS LEONARD, corner ofAdalns and Clsy fe's
Richmond Va neu
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iTIHE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
II DE THE NIKliINIA MECH ANICSI INSII.

THE SECOND ANNUAL EXHIBITION
Il OF THE VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTI-
TUTE.-The splendid Hall over the Lower Market,
corner of Main and 18th streets will be open for the
reception Ofarticles on THURSDAY, October 18th.
Exhibitors are particularly requested TO inform the
Committee ON Exhibition of the space required by
them for the proper display of their articles as well
as of the nature of the articles TO be displayed.
The Committee on behalf of the Board of Mana
gers, would particularly request all persons having
Paintings other works of art well as natural
nosities, furnish the for exhibition, assuring
them that they will receive particular attention, and
be safely returned in good order.
Communications addressed to MIR. r. A. MAYO,
Chairman of the Committee on Exhibition, will re-
ceive immediate attention.
Circulars containing full particulars also be bad
of him, or of JAMES d. BROWNE, Secretary Of the
Committee.
COMMITTEE on EXHIBITIONS:
ROBERT A. MAYO, Chairman,
JAMES ID. BROWNE, Secretary,
JOHN w. CARDWELL,
JOSEPH y. POWELL,
JOHN w. DAVIES.
oc It'd
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vi . n + l AFTER
Exchange.

,DIENLINII BIILS-I04 d TOT ~ cent nren,irr,
Observation-Disclosures Excu..nr i"sCrn'Inh.
.e ehie Northern cities selling at a3#s cent nrn.
MUM. Large Northern City Bank Notes ! /; ca,t
/. oncaErent Bank Notes-or rather potes not p,rLo.
ole-we quote as follows: N i'o' DahA"-
r. N0:es OF the Exchange Bank of Selden. Witbers 4
Bank I, cent dsceun, Va VIC ifahs-AleShany
u can holes OF the Bank of Kanawha, Maiden, are
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NKS. WOUIlHOUSE, IIEECHEK AND
IVA CUPPER.-Mrs. Woolhouse may be found at all
hours, Day and Night at her residence, Sublett
Bros Hardware Store, 2l3, Broad st.
n. B.-The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
All orders from the country promptly attended to
and arefuly packed
ALSO-Ladies' BANDAGES on hand and made to
order.
= to light the door ali night. oc4
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CLOTHING AND GENTLENIEN'sS FIJK-
~ NISHING Wharf.-The subscriber having late
y arrived in this place, has just opened his large and
well selected stock of
READY.MhHE III nNIIINC

AND ALL KINDS
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which be offers for sale at the very lowest New York
cash prices.
Beng connected with large manufacturing bust
ness in New York, and having acquired a thorough
knowledge of the Clothing Trade in Lynchburg,
where he has been in this business for the last ten
years he is prepared to offer Inducements seldom met
with. Therefore, come one, come all, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, and judge for yourselves.
My mottols, quick sales and small profits"
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIMER
Under the ST. Charles Hotel, Richmond Va.
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:. CAUTION TO AGyE sUFF + SFy TN

Iake no more Arsenic, Mercury. Onin;n'ae
ges ,sfrychmne, or AntiPeriodics fany Ea f'o a,
proves them to be the offspring eitbs polsrs
principles, or of mercenary quacks Tbs ' o hedrs
dy IN existence that is both SIRE and b o-! ita'
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURg '''' H'T'NIass
For sale in Richmond by J. B woOD Gpr-p,,
IL l0-henN cl I'm 9N'Iy.
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fs.ss-:: -rzzs.z=z1 NOTTCE-ANMAI,

kid AGRICULTURALE1H J.
a1~ A------i--FION.-On the occss:cp 5''"
regular annual exhibition of the AsrieuinIa ~, ~.
ciety of Virginia, which win commence N III
n0nd on Tuesday 9Oth October, next. oil mcmef',N
the Society and articles brought over the ron' ~ 1
purpose of exhibiting viii be charged the 0'Ha l"o
one way only, for any portion of the distance DIV"
Washington and Richmond. ..,..-.,.
Members of the Society, on exhibition Of fb't ,-r
titicate of membership Mt the tlinr OF fHEl"s Pc
for Richmond will receive tickets N Ietaf n9 ,a
ferable, free of charge. SAME ~ ~
Superintendent Of TnnsP0hsf'h
Office Richmond EreAg and 2. u. X o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19

ERIFF EDMONDSON FOR sALE.-.The
N celebrated Race Horse and Stallion, GRIFF Ed
MONDSON il now offered for sale at the low price
Of $3.50 He il in fine health and has no superior in
point of blood Those wishing to purchase. can do
BY calling on JAMES TALLEY, of Fairfield, j. w.
LEwELLEN, pispsieh Office, or
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-19
NTEW DRY GOODs AND FANG Y


NIFRED MOsES--FOrmeriy H-rt q
N MOSES. 63 Main street IS now IN receipt OF Iul
n,niv of Stanton Fulled Cloths; all wool kerseys;
plain and plaid striped Lnseys; Penentiary PLAID Lar,
seys Oznaburgs: Domestics: beached and unbleached
ma ~ and Red Blankets; $50 dozen countrylnade Yarn
socks: and variety of seasonable Goods-ei OF which
will be sold such low prices, for cash. that cannot
fail m give sitisfaction to the closest buyers.
IL ALrRED MUSES. VI Ahoih ST.