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HALF-srARvED FAMILY.

SIR: We beg leave to call the attention OF your
readers wreehed family In No Sos Yves, "eny
time in the Hospital the mother hiss i've children
yet They have neither table chair bed nor
beog they sleep the floor their food cones 10 supplies
Of three shng. worth week from the Association foi
the Re lief OF the Poor The children pale cky and
almost Wild ger and They have clothes ht
TO 10 out IN nor shoes. The name Ia Btsa.
c. L BRACE, Chiidrens Aid Society,
Clinton Hall, Astorplsce.
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The RAGGED ScHooLs.-I beg leave, through your
paper TO communicate public 10
which dsbud the proceeds Of hs Amsrus Concert
for the benefit Of Red schools which cd Stuyve
Institute Feb Net proceeds 81 o4 20 Chidr.ns Aid
Society e2o a. Hudson River schools Sloo TO school Of
HON for the Fende &76 to tbs Rev Dr. Pskers School
Av So; Messrs bradfods do Eighteenth st., so; to
Wilscn's schcoi $40 Total, ssh o.
CHAs. II. LLOYD, Treasurer.
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advertsementJ
Puor0CR ApuIC PORTRAITS Life and Cabinet

Ne, ON and Pastel Mnistare Sizes superior 70 tne hnes
Ivory Painting Uncoored Photographs eqused BY no other
e.ts6hnen the world Perfect kenessss taken in any
ss Oil Paintings by this process one sitting
fsken only by J. GURSsy {. D. FsEDEHIcks, No ~ kue
Buse du Rem part Paris and No $40 Broadway Sew-forh
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FURTHER OF THE SEARCH FOR BAKER.

Prom, our Special Reporter.
The excitement in New-Jersey relative to Baker is
running high it being generally believed, from the
apparently truthful ahoa, that he is making
his way stoalhiiy through the State to the sesboad
or to Philadelphia.
man of truthful reputation, and lad residing
near Freehold, saw man answering very well Ba-
kers description, on Wednesday, lurking 10 piece
of woods not more than mile and half from that
village He was seen at a considerable distance and
the description Of him corresponds with that OF the
Individual who it is believed is the fugitive Baker.
He wore cap and ovorcoat the latter, 10y said,
was Of light color. Search was made by number
of citizens, yesterday, in that neighborhood, but no
xaces Of him discovered except footprints which
respond with those previously described "a made by
the my sterious traveller supposed to be Baker
On Thursday at l0l o'clock A. M several psssen.
gers on the Camden and Amboy train, when nine
miles from Camden, saw man issue from cedar
thicket and cross an opening Of about 300 yards and
enter another piece of cedar woods His course WAS
toward Philadelphia, and in size and form he an
swered well the description of Baker. He wore cap
and overcoa., and walked lame, with his hand ap-
pareptiy in his bosom. He at the distance
of ct least 100 yards. Notice was given of this fact
at Camden and persons are on the lookout for the
strt niger.
The party that left Freehold on Wednesday at noon
in search of Baker had not returned at O'Clock yes
terdsy, ana it is believed tina: they would not have
remained on the search SO long in the rain if they
were not upon the track of the fugitive.
Owing to the discovery that the schoolmsstsr, who
was abroad on spree in the vicinity Of Amboy was
the hero for certain circumstances which, it was be-
Iieved, lead to the discovery of Baker, and TO tbs
fact that other statements concerning his where
abouts have upon investigation, proved to be with
out foundation, the belief that Baker is in New-Jer-
sey 10 much shaken. The rumors Of his travels are
90 consistent to time place and appearance as to
lead to tho opinion that he is in that State while facts
are developed which seem to destroy all such expec-
taiions
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ADVERTISEMENT

CARPETINGs, OIL-CLOTHs, &C., in every vari-
ETY. and at the very lowest prices for cash Velvet Tapestry
sPy and Irsain Carpets from snetion. Oclohs ~ feet
vide and under WV. ROVE Jr. No. Hs Hueson't, near
Spring a.
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CHEAPEST DAGUERROI

CHEAPEST UAGU EKKOT1FES UN EAhIHs
Sreoscepic Pictures with 81 Ordinary LfeoeSes -
and so een taken BY HoLNEss Pstenr uoase
setits Camers-two Portraits No. 2s9 Broadway
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advertise ment
r,,nocn .nuIcu PporRssInN The

To THE TYPOGRAPHICAL PROFESSION.
UrEp srArEs MAGAZINE for March contains Al elaborate az
dele on the PIess EstsblshmeIt Of K Hoe 20 ~ en
besh.a nth sreeen elsgsnt engraving and contains many
nport.nt statistical and historical fscts u regard 10 prhpas'
scue OF which publlshst for the nrt line nv
To-. lie nv all esnl4rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

Fouyp DRowSEp.-Coroner o Donnell, yesterday,
beld m inquest upon body Of unknown seout "
ye~ sge sDd in the North River the foot OF rector
o. The body he'd been b the water for leas time eno ~
mach a<eompssed No Maks Of vosscs found upon ~
ana he juy rendered verde, Of death ~ drswniss
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Socrates said great many wise things, out we
modern philosophers say plain truth 40 ever be did
ard swhen want perfect Likeness and splendid
Picture 40 TO RooT's No. 363 Broadway.
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fAdYertisement |
WISDOw-SF
kelly A. FERGUSON,

WJyDOW HADE NANUFACTURERs,
Irrort, Of Oh, coruces Lace asn CuTtains Dsmnks
BuA Eollsrds &c
kelly FERGusos
Noe. 22et Broadway and 81 Resdsst
are ofenx Inducements TO parchssen Of me sDevs
,as All kinds of Window Shades made TO orde. Oar su'
rcr fces ensbe u to keep the repuA-
hon We have always hsdo being the cheapest house 10 the
States
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40 TIDINGs OF TIE FUGITIVE.

HIS SUPPOSED ESCAPE IN THE JEW2TT.
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CouRr os Sxssioys--In THIS Csurs yesterday Is-eb
We've. .sd JsbI Lesos srrssned isf ira isiss
uent fos asaag ard bsttey with iEtsat - AL Il
e he ., a. the sye1rs u the ijA % D- 90
Near. D.sl Luyster A. Hsshr Nesehsn As opisina<
xifp.s-ss came eoofx ssg sS witn tue prssssrs
.. 5p.h xies Az ~hQe on the Cypr-- uis Aasy
orss ea.n.S asS toe ie spea Lss.ss sa4 s~s, ha
ipouers HIN ~ ls 40 he bold shea - tatsed e<sA
snd fctsd wounds different psrt Of hs ssdy ho~
the stsss ef whca eetfei' recos-- sam-
her vresse sx,inei fo the prsecatos cod s~s
es cal I'd fer the drn ~hea h- Court roe vtnsss
corelIdips the
SENTENCE on CoSvrcrIoS oF RArE.-Wiliism ~.
Farrell ~so 80 convicted % In h- Cear Ses~sss -
Weanesesv seeraay ssoseaeea the sls fnsse 10
the q u y-.rs
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Four women and two men were baptized last Sun
dsy evening, ct the Frst Baptist Church in SAssau-
st., having been awakened to sense Of tneaf c0n@'
ton under the appeals of the Rev. Mr.. Briggs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
COMMISSIONERS COURT-MAEcH t,-Befors' Comni1
sioaers and Jufes

INQUIRIES AS TO ALLEGED UssogSDsEss on hisD'
A Jury vas impsoneled 10 try the question whether
Adopbus L. D,arovs Of sound tspcsns mind ana espess
OF the care Of his .s,sts Testimony 80 ,st.a -, " -
r,.ent and arhnowsdeef would be better 70 psee ~
props, in the care OF bis brother. The Jay found from ths
" that he not capable cfhsere OF ais s' 10
In the Matter Of Joel Porter
Mr.. p. is alleged to BE- Of unsound mind asd mos
psbIs Of the care q biz property from habtus dunhessss:
wa said that be 10 the eonLnat habit Of esins inox
ss5-diniirs s.sses Of iqaor frequently before
bre He had taken the tempersncs pledge two or three
nes unable 10 keep IT, The Jury foona no hof IN
sound mind, kc
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RsiIKT TO THT pooE.-The Temporary rel.sf sG-
tepSsS the ~ s- sspsssSsss. 81 tAs ss Of ne
CITY suoontst ~ 80 Dselor AL - 81 "a Jaaasy
Sent he Hospital sri Aims uoss Gsss yert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

PAID UP-Solomon Heart, against whom com
plant was made by seamstress, on Wednesday, to
not paying her her wages, sent the amount due her
SO 25--to the Mayors Office, on Thursday morning
and tbi, settled the affair
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THE SEARCH FOR BAKER.

.ervan OF THs POLICE from Ntw.JeRseY
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MARINE COURT-MARcH i5-Bsfore Judge BRpsALL.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY-A COUNSELLOR IN CO,
TEMPT.
John Stew art .ssias, David 7. "a

JOIN tttW AT hEalnHt DtFlu T. tss'DH'
Plaintiff il a dry goods merchant defendant IL q
member Of the Bar: In December IL said plaintiff vent
70 the oce Of defendant MIN buaess Both parties
cot excited and ordered plaintiff 20 leave the Of
Zee; aon Eve different times finally the defendant
struck plaintiff Suit brought for damages Norect for
plaintiff Mr. John McCuna appeared for plAnun sn1
On Ju5 90 Phillips for defense. -
Aftsr the reboon Of th. verdst Nj Phillips moved that
procesis be stayed or days to enable him 10 msks
case which granted Nj McCaan, slisssd In Do
fsnce Of the order flied Ia the
Counv Clerhs Office aud Issued execution Mr. Phillips thee
moved In opeu Court for order thst Mr. hsCubn show
cause Why should not be punished fo contempt Of Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
SUIT As TO PARTY-wALL.
Peles Oluey sst Robert Orr.

Plaintiff alleges that defendant, In building on the
adjoining down portion Of the party wall and thu
chin s,s OF bis house No 81 Mercer exposing his hsuss
and furniture to the weather and himself and ny 10 nsss
damages laid ct 9eoo Ia dsenss 1t 10
denied that IL was p.y.wA aud slso that psistf 10
topped from this by enlsrsd snsr compliant.
sssnst Thom.. McLsnshn In Ward Court, Obtained
-osu.pt Of r5S To be continued FOR psioud Mr. Chann
cy shaH,r for defendant, Mr. Gerard and Me~D Vsnus.
Turner & App. eby
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HOTT GIVEN on SUNDAY VALID.
Stews art ast Buckingham.
.ao.,o- . nate I,r s1aO Tho dafaDaa

the note is void by that siyen On sunday THIS
10 the u al except 70 Judicial proesedsp;
that this governed By the Common Law except whsre
there are statutes the State the contrs that
that the prohibits the sale Of goods nc tbs stsss %
sunday but does not render invalid the making OF NOE
spy other Of hs hind End the d.fenso mesa e
Juosment for plaintiff Ia amount and Interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

The Board of Aldermen had the ordinance for the
more efectusl enforcement of the Excise Laws, pass
ed the Board of Councilmen, before them last even
ing and voted to postpone it indefinitely. The Chief
Of Police was sgan called upon to report as to the
birth place and other particulars of the members of
the department. The Board concurred to reduce the
size of Central Park, by substituting Seventysec-
ond st., on the lower part for Fifty ninth-st and by
taking of 400 feet on each side. The proposed reward
of for the arrest of Baker talked about and
lost, by vote of IL to G..
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LAW LNZELLIGENCE.

o. g. DISTRICT COURr-Mrch iS-sefsrs Jusss HAIL..
The Crtei State. at Stesmbess Ma.-ac hasstts
Suit for forfeiture Of toe Massachusetts On TIA rossd
Of intention violate the feutrs'y is~s Tn e~e
corclused Some testimony ctsred ~ def. ass Mr..
o.nith testified be owned the e1fo-ch not evn sAs
vessel Some testimony offered - 10 the easfo o. snrr
us water for ballast &C. the rested soth sdes.
sna subn,ted the Co1Tt Deeoa reserved III ssxt
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A CEy1ESARIAs GosE.-Died on the sth inst, in
Poundridge, Weschester County N. Y, Mr.. Samuel
Dan, at the great age of lol years months, and s
days Mr. Dan was earnestly engaged in the War Of
the Revolution, and personally assisted in the build
ing Of Fort wsship gton the Hudson was ~ years
contemporary with Washington, and e5 years men,
Der of the Methodist Episcopal Church. He was
born years before the old French War, and recently
told his friends that he distinctly recoeced the prn-
cpal events of that contest, the browning blow OF
which was Wolfe's victory over Montcalm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-30

SsCAM, DECLINING

SsCAM" DECLINlNG.-uNCL SAM"
- having declined whiting any mo,e notices for
have to rely on my young "Ameronn' genius, to
uhn announce my friends aud the public, tha
ia consequence of the expiration of the of service
of my Cook will suspend operations in the EATING
DEPARTMENT of INV business until the LIT Of October;
daring which Tina | will make such improvements as
viii enable to oler my friends greater facilities for
GOOD LIVING ihnn can be found in this upper
country,
My entire attention viii be devoted to the service o +
the BAR. which shall be ~ heretofore, supplied with
tie beat liquors and Cigars that bo hud any where.
My putrotz atc invited 10 FnEG LuScg, which will
'c aorvcd in handsome style every dny n II o'clock
JOHN w SMI I'll, Lessee
npli3ts Of Washington House Bur
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aug 4 dim
NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION a


~ Forwarding House The subscribers have
leased, for term OF yeure, from Mr. u, H. Lync. bis
Fire Proof Building lately erected in this city di
reety opposite .hc depot of v Il I. r. r., and imnod
niey between to Railroad aud Canal for the purpose
ot carrying general Grocery. Commssion and
Forwarding business, unde, the syle AID firm of
BLACK u rEfTNJOHN. We offer friends,
und the public generally, aud well selected .rock
oi Groceries Liquors, &n., in exchange for oash
country produce, md earnestly solicit call from them
before purchasing,
good supply OF Lime. Plaster and Ccment kept
hand, which viii be sold as low any other house In
the city.
All goods consigned to our cnfe will he forwarded
with dispatch, and particular attention pad the order
OF them.
We offer services agents for tho sale of Wheat
Flour Tobacco Corn, Oats, NC, Nc, Charges reasonn
bile and pains spared to render satisfaction. Account
If sales rendered ms soon US made.
A. j BLACK,
mug i.is A. PETrYJDHN
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rE,o THE LOVERS or THE FINE

Il ARfS-Thpse who delight to look upon and nd.
me the beautiful specimens ot AIT which the haud o
man, in the present progressive nge, turning nfe 10
sp,ctulIy invited 10 call on &. ". MINIS 4 CO. at
then well established Daguerrean Gallery. There the
Statesmen of the country with intellectual brow aud au-
gust men stand fr IN the plato with such natural
mud hfe-kc Hppemnncr that the spectator almost fun
ees he hcns the hrnH thtot and secs the ps move
There too the beautiful bl1shing mnidcn, with spark
ling eyes and charming ps, invites the ardent youth to
gbze in admiration "leuvens last bcs gift to sinful
mHn" TLcre. too, iroielng. romping cIdh'o |, with
bnoyant heart aud merry hugh. meets the visitor and
holds him charmed to the spot. Then come Ia L. w.
MlNNlS g. cos and view the lRndsome specimens
Have your own Hkeacss aud reader. induce her you
above all others To occamPnny you; aud ret not
contened without exact representation =" her and
of those YOU bold dear enrll Ihen should the sil
yer cord be snnpped and the golden bowl broken, you
hnvc that left bich will call wildly y"ur rHcol
lection the drpnred Pictures nktn in all wealth
er with equal facilities and with the snme perfection
Remember MlNNIS e. co. arc the 10 give you
perfect likeness aud they rnny be found at all times at
lhe far faa,ed Gallery. Main street, Sd door from
Br ge street Lyncburg aud Sycamore street Peters
burg, Va. q. W. MlNNiS %
iy o5.ts Daguerrean Artists.
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DKoCRESs..-pATENT AMsRO-

l. TYPES.-The lbscribers having associated them
selves together for the purpose of conducting the Pho
tographic Art in all it, branches, under the style
and fun of GIBBS & kEAGY, now prepared to
furnish pictures in every style of the known in this
country or Europe. They call e-pe ul attention 10
their new style Pictures. kmbrotypes glass, far
exceeding in beauty and durability my thing ever be-
fore made. These Pictures are not reversed ns Da-
guerrcotypes are, and may be in any light. They
imperishBbc. bei.f hermetically sealed between
glass plates which sealing sncnredhy by Leters Put
ent, in tn, United States and Eronr and owned in tins
place by Gibbs & keney only.
Tnese Ambroiypes are pronounced. by competent
judges to be the gr3ndcst achie' emeht in the Photo
graph, art. having relief and ccarnrss trn, astonsh
ing. Made from the SMALLEST to life size
Ambroypc SrereoscoPes must be seen to he nppiec
ated the relief being fully perfect as life.
Also, their Mezogrnrs or Pictures pager from life
These cqun to the finest enemvings ind more nc
curate in detail Any number from single sitting
from one To a thousand-eithcr pu cooied, in
ter oil
Citizens nnd strangers are invited call and exam
inc specimens IN the various branches, they
sured oi polite attention aud SUI .erur Pictures.
Gallery at the old stand ,f p. Il. Gibbs, next door
to Virginia Bank, Lynchburg. =. L. GIBBS,
JAS. KEAGY.
p. In Ambrotypcs the a,le of drapery or the
color of the eye makes difference all equally
well t,ken Daguerreotypes copied into Amb,otypes
nnl made permanent aug 6 Is G. IL X.
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~ Il d AIRS a. TO az A Geo.
NJ. I,ANGHORNE & SONS

SEGAe a. TO az eco
Nj. I.ANGHORNE & SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEGARs AND TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
fE'IIE Subscribers have constantly ON hand large
Il stock Of HAVANA ~ PRINCIPE SEGARS OF
the approved brands which they feel confident
inferior in the market, and which will be solJ NJ
The LOWEST PRICES,
OHDFRs from any pnrt of the Union will be pror1pll
mel aud entte satisfaction puurantiei rprchnsers.
The iolDw ronds are kept constantly on hand
La Flor de Ilnbuna La Sulinnn,
California Ias Tres Coronns,
Jcoencnl La Gotta de Agua
Old Dominion Conpusta
La Fie dep. J. c., I'll Leon dc oro
La Teresn, r. Nuptuno
Rio Hondo, rlanlatiun,
I'll Progmmn, Figaro,
Lns Tres Esroas. La Norma.
Herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, &c, Nc.
ToBAcco.
lronoco. Neotarine,
Goid Leaf, Cataw5a,
Golden pench, Stanard, &C. &,
Septenbe S--dscts
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MISCELLANEOUS
HOPKINS, HULL Il co.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,

2os BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
NE take this method OF calling the attention of
w tie Southern trade to stock of Fall and
Winter Goods. The encouragement we hive met with
In our endeavors Ia retup better stock than has usual
y been ket in this market has stimulated improve
IT, hutn in extent md variety. Besides full
inehi of Foreign and Domestic Staple Dry Goods
shall offer large and l,gant stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods. We shall sell at short profits, wish
cure the best class of trade that market Or
ders for goods solicited which shall have prompt
ton. II. u. HOPKINS,
HULL,
W. H. RYAN,
aug dim TITO. w ATKINSON.
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4 tLOTH WORK "A full supply of famous
~ and uucqualled Cloth Coats, Cassimere and Doe
skin Pants; superior Black Satin and G'enaliue Vests
Suits OF the above warranted equal work
aud perfect fit guaranteed. or no sale
aug l7.ls BURROUGHS, SHAFER e. co.
VtNHE ENSUING SESSION OF MY
u SCHOOL will commence Monday, September
}fd at TIE place. Terms as heretofore md pay
ments strictly il advance.
d NJ. HARRISONA A NJ.
jnly d1wnow S3w from l7aug-Repub copy Us above
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CPssINss GRADE 1855.

SPKHNes GRADE ES55.-GEO. JONES
- 4 co, IFhoihsaie D,NggiRs Pe.ersburg. NifRnia,
hive received their SPRiNd SrocK OF Drugs, Med-
eines Paints, &e and offer for sale atsor
mcnt embracing al articles in this line suited to
the OF Country Merchants, Druggists, Physcinds
nnd Farmers.
Obruining their supdie, from Manufacturer. and I'm.
por,rs only they prepared furnish these goods us
low any rpgnnr Jolbing house. gB Orlcls receive
prompt and careful attention. mnrJts
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IyHE ENSUING SESSION OF MY
NEW CONCERN.

NEW CONCERN.
lNIlE undersigned having taken the house formerly
l. occupied by g. & N. b. Steptoe TWO doors above
Acree q McC1annhan's oil stand. aud next door to
MurreI e. Srratton. Main street, Lyr chburg Va. begs
erve to call the attention of his friends. and the public
generally, to his stock of Groceries Liquors. & c ,
which he is Offering low for cash or in exehunee fpi
country produce. Particular attention pnd the safe
of Flour Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, &c.-nlso to the re
ceving and forwordng Of Goods.
may 22.c&dtsy JOHN LUNSFORD.
Bedford Sentinel and Salem Register copy 6m
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TURMS

The YIRGGNIAN is hishe1 daily at 40 triweekly a
per anun IN atvanea PAPER will be discontinued tx
tet he option Of the ketors until all shnl
have paid.
DVERTIS EMENTS erear.1 for so cents per square. OF
lines ess for the first hon and ~ cts each
tDance unless ordered nnarn or weekly aud then 80 cts
per sluare will be charged or insertion Ii number Of
artions Is not marked on thsiS II g be published till or
d.r.l out and charged accorli1s
TIE YEARLY SA,s ARE:
For one square, daily y. %
For two do do O.
For M square scmi.weekly y 80
two do do $40
~ Advertisements intended for both pa subject special
oHtyact.
sinesg or tha advertisements charged at translen
ns- Ali advertisements appear IN the "y and semi
weekly papers. -
~ Obituary notices which exceed eght INES e charged
r teably for the excess.
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u. W. PICkREtL. NJ NJ. rANNOR
PICKREIL 4 TANNOR,
Lumber, Coal and General Commission
MERCHANTS.

PetefSDufk, WI.
WYE respectfully GA / tho attention Of tue citizens oi
w Lynchburg. and the surrounding country, To our
extensive assortment of Lumber. which consists of
many kinds suitable to builders Tobacconists Cabinet
Makers. &c.
For Builders We have all grades Of Albany White
Pine, Cherry Mahogany, Black Walnut &e.
For Tobacconists. we keep loRe aloe of White
Pine Cuttings. suitable for Casing--Buiton Wood and
White Oak tol Boxes.
For Gubnet Makers. we hive Poplar, Cherry Maple,
Sc &c. with general assortment of every thing nsu-
nlly kept in Lumber Yard such Cypress Shingles,
Llths, Spruce Pine Palings, &c, &c
ANTHRACITE COAL.-Our Yard - always sup
piled with the best Red aud White Ash Cnnl. which
throw in the Box Cars from our Yard, put in
hog sshends and forward. To dealers wishing large
quantity, prepared to offer .rnat Inducements
having u turn from the Souhside Road running 10
wharf, where load cur from the vessol.-
We will sell IA low and forward with AS much dispatch
: any firm in the State.
We will nso attend 10 the iorwu riding n rer-
chaudise entrusted to our cue. To robaeo lists snip
ping oHer great facility. The cars oad tnko II
wharf. where il can be put directly on tho ves-
sells either for Baltimore Philadelphia or New York.
We also have Crane. capable of raising ton or fifteen
tons, which take any heavy article from the vessel
the Wo viii be pleased Ia receive orders ar ut
cnd To amy thing IN our line may % dim