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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-19


FACTS FOR FARMERS Winchester Re
publican" in referring TO the condition OF the
Grain crops of Frederick county,the wheat being
short and the corn more abundant than usual,
states n singular event of the season. The steam
mill of Messrs. Welsh and Legg. in that town,is
grinding wheat from Western Tennessee, the
grain of Frederick county being too defective for
the manufacture of the best article ol family Hour
in large quantities. This wheat is forwarded by
railroad from Chattanooga to Charleston, and Is
thence shipped to Baltimore, whence IT is carried
bv railroad to Winchester. The Republican thus
deduces an argument in favor Of internal improve
ments . -.
1T not only illustrates the certainty with which
railroad enterprise opens up u section OF country
To an extended market, however closely shut OUT
from all commercial intercourse previously, but
it presents the creditable fact that the WInches-
ter market can Justify the transportation OF "nea'
from that great distance to be converted INTO
1our and forwarded to the cities again"
In another paragraph the Republican exhioits
an encouraging fact
IN. w. Richardson has sold to John Glaize,for
e77 30 per acre, the farm of 1870 acres lying ON
the plank road one mile northwest of town. 1t Is
the residue Of the Baldwin tract boughtby Mr..
Richardson three years ago. and cost him alto
gether $50 per acre. being $4,000 less than IS
now obtained. The prospective Of railway i'm.
provements is making its mark in the increased
value of Frederick county lands"
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VOL. 4.-.N0. 64
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
The Powder Explosion at oorham' Me --eix
Men Killed.

The Powder Explosion at oorham ME- ..ea1
Men Killed
The Portland Argus has an account OF the ex-
plosion Of powder houses at Gorham' Me- rn-
day.
IL appears that there were two powder store
houses near tho canal at Gorham, owned by Mr.
Oliver Whipple, and Lowell, Mass. About IL o.
clock, as some were loading canal boat WIN
powder, the stores and the powder IN the cana,
boat 200 kegs) exploded, killing six men ana
wounding another fatally.
Those killed were:
George O. Whipplc, son Of the proprietor-he
had no family. Edwin G. Hardy, OF Raymond:
Franklin Hawkes., Of Windham. John Swett' OF
Gorham. All the above were in the press mousse
at the time. ,.JllL 81
Samuel phinney, Of Gorham, - Robinson
of Lowell, were in the canal boat, aud win tne
lanes Whipple, of Lowell. was also in the ca
nal boat, and was badly hurt but will recover
lie was helping to load the powder
Charles Whipple, son OF James, aoou. 'en
wears old, was hurt internally, but not badly. :.
The press house had three hundred kegs of
powder, aud quantity loose. The wheei mousse
as it is called, about four rods from the other'
had n like quantity.
Phinnev after tho explosion, walked several
rods. until he met man who spoke to him. ana
he insiDntly fell dead. "a,
Swatt was thrown nearly quarter of mile.
Hawkes. had his bowels blown out and one SIDE
Of his head blown oh
A cart to which yoke of oxen were attached
was shattered to fragments, and the hair was
burned off the oxen almost entirely A buggy
wagon was also blown to pieces and the horse
driven like wedge, into pile OF timber
The fragments of the buildings were thrown oy
tho violence of the explosions, ny l'ili quarter
of mile distant lining its sides with the tlmoers
which seemed to have ploughed their way up
through the soil where they first struck.
A large portion Of the wharf was demoi,sned'
and large stick ofimber some two feet in thick
ness, lying upon it, was broken in pieces hke
pipe-stem. r,
The smoke went straight up, instead OF spread
ing itself, aud hung immed lately over the spot a
dense black funeral pail, for some two hours
II is not known certainly how the terriaie Ca
lnmiiy occurred. A mhn who left the press house
but two minutes before tho explosion, says that
the workmen were trimming cast iron plate to-
sink some bolt heads, andit Is supposed the igni-
ton wns caused by friction
Great excitement prevailed in Portland on the
arrival of the terrible news. and numbers immedi.
ntcly repaired to tho place of disaster. Several
of the above unfortunate men, who wore so sud
denly deprived of life leave wives and children to
mourn their departure
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..vEnCOMPLAINr. Jnnnaice. Dy.pep.in

III tERCONPIAlNT, Baunbice, Dy-pepsia
- Chronic Nervous Debility Disease of the Kidneys anu
us a>es arising from Dsordercd Liver stomach sne
Constipation Inward Piles FulnesS, or Blood to the Iioa'
"iy Of the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust fef oo'
,dl :, or weight IN the stomach, Soar Eructa"ns niiAhs
|. trFns N the PIT Of the stomach swimming OF tue iie
Hrel aud difficult Breathing Futtering a the Heart ono
igor nafoeating Sensations when in lying posture I'm,
o sion Dots Webs before the sight ever ana n4t
u he Head Deficiency of Perspiraon heiioWhss :" uc
aol Eyes Pain in the Side, Back, Chest, Linus No''
ih lashes of Heat Burning in the Flesh, tolSfAn i
S' Evil and great depression of Spirits can be
f. by DoCrFR HOoFIASDs CELEBRATED fhhMAN
i RN preParedby DIR. c. NJ. Jackson, German Mn'lhe
N NJ i91 Arch ST. door below Sixth, PhlladfiPha =,
power the above diseases is not eNceiled olu
any other preparation in the United States as tue cures
sA IN many after s&ilful physicians had iaie'; -
'"' baters are worthy the attention OF lnFaliuS
reN virtues in the recicauon of the hFer ana icssei
'> exercising the most searching power IN WeaAhf9S 'n
i & o tue digestive organs they are wltal s'ie' e''
lIRGNlA fEsuMoSY-Dr J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington VA
oiu No., said " | entirely ont of the Gefhiah D.
r. iheF have become all the rage. Nothing els' SOUS
Tenth Legion, published at Woodstock Va M jan
.'''i \ Great NJ Mcdciae-We have uu 'rl!y Feirdheu
'ohnending to the public any OF the various lat'n1
Of the day, unless thoroughly convinced o th''r
o. Among those consider worthy OF notice - ,,lc
m btlers invented by DIR Hoofand and prepared ny D
n III Philadelphia. One instance i'll particular ~ ""en
lr virtues Of this medicine have been tested h,9 ia
M r our observation. During the last summer son
h Ofabi, of this county very seriously aheot'u
'er Complaint and after trying in vain various rene
purchased bottle of the ers and after using ~ wa,
as 'ehoved Of his distressing maady, that nc Poo'"
rt tr bptlle, and is restored entirely to health :,
. ae entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
F"N,ys strengthen the system and never eostate IT,
t wioles ale by Druggists in all the prnci cee anu
,G -! apohecares and Storekeepers in every town '"'c
SAL an by SrROTHER & WHITEHEAD, J. H. THoMp
I,j q co, and J. II. SEAY co, LyuehburF' ana by
4 2 'N III i'l"ine everywhere. iSsP
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THE FoREIoN ENLISTMENT CASE Hertz, con-
yio,ed in Philadelphia of being engaged in en-
listing recruits in this country for the British
nrmy, mnde n statement to the curt on Saturday,
the substance Of which is thus reported in the
Ledger:
Hertz said he was induced to 60 to Wilmington
10 see Mr. Champion, the British Minister, who
conversed with him the subject of enlistlng re-
eruts in the United states for the British army;
that depots we're To be established in Canada for
their reception: he had not then sufficient author
ity from his home government, but expected
shortly TO receive full instructions from Lord Cla-
rendon. Hertz went to Washington Subsequent
ly on two other occasions, to see Mr.. Cnmpton
on the subject In reply to question from Hertz
in relation to the law on the subject, Mr.. CraInp-
ton replied:
...First, that the law was exceedingly lax; and
secondly, that If anything should happen, the
British Government would not allow any one to
suffer who had been engaged in assisting them in
furnishing the men, replied that the popular
voice is against this natter but Mr.. Champion
said never mind about this popular voice; u a
house in Liverpool fails, the chote United States
frembies.'"
Hertz, in concluding his statement, says: "All
that did in procuring and sending men to Hall
fax for the foreign Legion, was done by the nd-
vice and recommendation of Mr.. Champion. MIR.
Howe and Mr. Mathew. was employedby Mr..
Howe, and acted as his agent, with the knowi-
edge and appreciation of Mr.. Champion and Mr..
Mathew. MIR Mathew knew Of both the exped-
tons | sent Ho approved and encouraged me In
sending them away. He encouraged me by his
advice and counsel. and in giving me money to
send them away"
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TERMS.

,,ut,y IS published dsily At So and tri-weekiy nj
o VlR3i gance No paper will be discontinued ex
,nnun 81, the proprietors Until all arrearages sial
,u pail >rs are inserted 30 eents per square" oi
flSr 10 first insertion aud 81 y cts. for each
lines - - % ordered form or weekly and then 90 cts
nov unless for each insertion. If the number ii
r will w warked on the MS it 'ili be published till or
s.rations IS aCt CSarled accordingly .np
.r-iout, and Tiff TmE YEARLY RATES ARE
Far one square, dans sG 81
Ist gst tive tive square 'emis''hly 5S 10 10
For .oents intended for both papers subject to special
oatract advertisers will be limited 70 .hci. ',e"'o ou
49, nuai "i,;sa,nents charged at transient rates
s the versements appear in the daily and semi
ss- Al new
y papers. ces which exceed eight lines are charged
~ the excess
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ANO.-We have hand snmt 2'u tons OF the Emily
u cargo thai imported last winter SO TAR hs
we have heard from purchasers has entre salts
faction equal with Peruvian Passengers by the Central
Railroad of its good effects by noticing straw
berry Hill. they pass through the farms d w laXa
Esq A. Garrett ESD u Anderson, Jr, We're some of the
uprchaSers Of if. For sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
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W &IfED-lnformation to the whereabouts oi La
Ay tS EVINGTON who resided in this place up to lels
s aequanted with his present residedce aVe WIZ
aren by leavnginformation at this Once II ne ei'
Neh bis next Of kin - p25-ts
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NO OPHNSlralNS-

H-rsayl ,ngs Blue Mass. the best in use; -,
gs ~ lser OIL large and small bottles nearly 'ast'lc
a,i Nihf lnhcnm Root-prepared from the ,eai 1.i
a INFINITELY superior the pf the seed OF d'ieu
Nre Velcrian-from the fresh English roatcul'Na'eu
A W ms country;
rllor Ergatinp; ''
E@ ro'ss atkins m & Bgger's)-together with com
'rtnent OF pure Chemicals extra nice grahna,p.'
ttts snlll Glass Tunnels instruments, &C. &c u sui
Se lAts of Physicians in teSn and country ctrei"f
an, u ana Tor sale by STR0THER &WHlTEii Az,
.Stis. Druggists Bank Snuare
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Il SION MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO, CAiD-Vof.
FICr 1874 FRONT STREET, NEW fokk)-Partcula atleHs
1 n AIFS OF TOBACCO and consignments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited ,u
REFERENCES,-A A. Lawrence go 70 po'uh i,,,re. :.
G. llaxs,n New York: Courtney Cushing bailiil,fe'
nayennort Allen co. Edmond Davenport Cor i-uui'i
(, watson James f. Heath late auditor ana tfehss"m
- picbmond McCorkle & Jones, McDaniel Hurt q fres
t n q : Ferguson & Co, and Miller & Crenshaw, hyheh'
burg ,..o1 ae o,r housn in New
yr our resident partner in that city Will give MS
,,an,ion to the receiving transhippng and securing |
st rates of freight ree of commsson on all sooS eo"'5
ed 10 our San Francisco House .-,s =, picbz
MessrS' f"i'''''' " aug ~ eodlv.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
IAMEs woonmousEN 4 90. LID Mnin .


- RICHMOND VA wholesale and retail Dealers In BOOKS,
STATIONERY, PIANO-FoRTES MI sic AND FANCY
ARTICLES have for sale all the Sche Books In In use Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Books; Blank Books
every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper; the best Ink
of all kinds In Globes; New Music Drawing Materials
and Books Drawing and Painting Copying Presses Mnthe
matiea Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Nions,
Guitars Flutes Aceoreons and other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs; Pen and Pocket Knives; Diamond pointed
Gold Pens surveyors Comascs and Chains choice Books
and Fancy Articles. for presents,
PIANo-FORTES-Their supply of Piano Fortes Is from
the established and well known manufactures of a Soart
CO. j. u. Durham and Jonas Chickcrlng, whose Insru
ments can be relied for beauty of tone great durability
and elegance of finish.
The subscribers participated in the sale of upwards of
thousand Of these Piano foros of the most
spectacle veil known families In Virginia and North Caro-
lima They warranted superior In all respects and
fered at the Manufacturers lowest prices
y Books bound and Blank Books of all kinds manutac
tured To order.
~ Orders by letter faithfully and prompt, attended to.
snn1 I'm
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-IrRoTYpEs PHoToGRArHs ID T. e. tatep in an
irr%prs The above style of pictures ar ar ~ Cn "
y - -, Of the Gallery of e. w MlNNlS t" ~
TANNER would inform T i[om ,f%S %S Narf6 @ after
Ee''i' s,,o yo months during when illhe ~ ,rta,',
t rcrard to expense every me new and is now pre-.
Wll"u no,yn in the Photographic ART am
npl f,rnish to those who may desire thei, as
M class Photographs on Paper OF 'he nc al heir briancy
heretoc fon H has large and oeaniu S"y ca
Of com Lockers btAsI ynrrsy for the visit to mis-
aar @ is solicited whether Pictures are sor asSrs SUNDAYS
r~sPs Gallery always oPch ' n s. TANNER,
cepted - -,, f Hinnis & Tanner, Lynchburg '"
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NEW GOODs AT THE NEW STORE

subscribers receiving Al thcr spacious
Saesrooms direct from their >manufaeor their supply of
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING To which they respectfully
invite the attention OF the public.
scp2Gts nl'RKOtGHs, SHAFER & co.
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NOTICE TO NERCHANCs, FARMERS 4
~ OTHERS LIVING IN THE COUNTRY would most
respectfully call the attention Of Merchants Farmers and others
living in the country intend visiting Rchmnd this seasonto
Mmy large and general assortmento Boots g.ryfI0I IN
II Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags, Nalises, fSItvJvyT
III &c. my stock has been selected by sAlAlTH
~ myself with great care suitable for the
Virginia and large portion Goods having been
purchased cash aer myself that can hold out great
Merchants aud Farmers and all in
East North South either by the package
DOZEN which call the attention of all in they
will find them prices that fail to please by calling
A. W. G. HILL, Manufacturer and
Dealer In Boots. Shoes, Trunks, Carpet Bags,
Nascs, &c, wholesale and retail No l27
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MISCELLANEOUS,

NOTICE TO WHEAT sEuIEWs.-We nre
In the marx ct all the good wheat we can get Ter
having sell Win please give us call before sehg'
az we will always pay the highest market price MI,
oe lts MILLER 4 ELAN on Basin
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NALL. PPEIEs, sj5.--BIoois-, Paper. stu
Y IlNNERN AND EANCN GOODS.-A. MOkRIS. ~

II IITNFlN1 AMI NNNl 'f'ITUN1--ff 'IFTNfNf'N
Main street Richmond is openng his usual large and
of Books Paper stationery Fancy Goods
&c Sc the Fall Trade, which he would respectfully
ASK the attention the merchants of Virginia North Carroll
Tennessee visiting the city, assuring them of as com
pete stock select from be found many market and
upnn terms : fair and liberal
NJ IS agent sale Of celebrated Pianos manu-
will supply them At factory prices
Blank Books of every description constantly On hand and
manufactured to order.
Binding every description executed in the best manner
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II xNCunURG ACADEMx FIVE I ATS aa.rN

EATTRACTI0N EXTRAoRDlNA ,-ra y ~ bN !,
1ppoTYpFS by J. KEAGN only successor n - 10 ~, -,
- ~ ~ his Oh stand next door to the Virginia nnh, ,1,
reconfessedly highest aeheN emen' 3a ,s % have in
,ar+ rbe$e beautiful pictures, on glass pa'eS t neNr, ~
st almost entirely annihaed the old 7tyIe ,as
roovpc paocess being infinitely SUPERIOR , m are not re.
rirs th,y can he seen in any hgh' 60 ,noro hriant
i as in the paguerreaNpe. Ihey are @ NOR - ,'r
,a,a and more elegant in finish the eyes no. p
reef III to arh the time required by the old process
tee % a tbSy viii last for ayes They are hermetea{ Z
ann sS a,os of glass which scaling is secured o9 ie &
eu iIr,od States and Europe and owned III
Pr by Keagy only This sealing renders ,eih b pagnerre
air. water or any other agent wil'h ue''''' w
type. .,,rs ,re rosDecfilly invited to call ana cA'
Ctizeus and strangers "'c 'e'P
amino specimens - ,.a Ambrotypes and rendered I'M
persha0ie 10 .ta ar. and the right to mako Amoro-
,as in Virginia reasonable terms , large stock of
Every variety 1 OF Na1ns5 h5 lSep 2hdts
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rbe above ratios are via Ohio slight advance is
charged If sent all the way by Railroad No Storage Charged
on f;50ds ssat through HHc Consgn to 49,
''' ' BRIpGFDRD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES IL R1cHMoNp->terns a Brummei;; IinseE,
Tarly 4 Co. Selden Miller j. H. Claiborne j w :" rishi
& Gu Chas T Wortham q Co, Shields a sonmcfNne anu
q "a -, -, ~ Ia a.ar,nrt A. % june 25ts.
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NEW GROCERY, COMMISSION y F

NEW GR0tGRs, COMMISSION y FOR
~ NAK5lAG lloISE.-fhc Subscribers have leased Tor
torn of years from Mr. G. IL Lynch, his Fire Proof
Building lately erected Ia this city directly opposite the depot
oi Y. 4. T L. X and Immediately hetwecn the Railroad and
Canal for the Of general OHpf Ehi
tufNIsupS 8Np FoRwAUntsn pusiNFss, under the style
and firm al BLACK Il fEiihJo1N We offer IL our
friends, and the public generally, aud well selected
stock of Groceries liquors &c In exchange for cash or
country produce and earnestly solicit call from them before
purchasing
good supply Of Lime Plaster and Cement kept hand
which VIII be sold as low At other house IN the city
All goods consigned o will be forwarded with dis
patch, and particular attention paid Ia the order of them
We offer for the sale of Wheat Flour
Tobacco Corn oats &c, &e Charges reasonable and no
pains spared rcuder satisfaction Account of sal, rendered
soon made A. j. BLACK,
A. pETDNJnIIN.
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oc 80 ,ovrpCoATS, BUSINESS COATS fAN .
II VESTS, @c-fi mrs NJ GUGGENHEfalEk.
2ts desire To sell o a..
pn, the HOJ Sc in which now reSid, ano ncjghbor l
ted at the extremity of Church anny n,rJy' 10 me-
hood For further parteui''' 'f' NO w f. BTiCKNER
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VIA, IF Juce Port Wine, pure French brandy shorty
An Porter and Wolfs Aromatic Schiediin Sehnaps'
articles are warranted pure, and suitable Tor meo'c
irIiposeS For sale by JOHN H. SEAf,
fts Druggist
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NOTu(E.rhe subscriber has this day disposed of his
entire Interest In the Sglcr MeEldery Co
to II r. G. Peters the firm In retiring from the bus
thank my friends and the public for their patronage
aud would ask continuance 10 my successors
ocTuBFR ls 1853 RO. MCELDERN.
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aoon.--EAaa. asaa.

EENT1.EWEN'S GsOOOs.---EA1.l, iS55.-
N WIN L. PAGE respectfully invites his friends and
toners to call and examine his Fall and Winter Goods being
lust To hand and the best stock he had
offering Among them piece fine Black Clnh-a
roay superb article also rich uwn Blue Plum Mulberry
aud Olive Cloths real French Cloths and
Winter Froeks; Black irown and Mnhorry, medium and
ira fine Doeskns aud fancy Cassmcres rich plain aud fancy
NolNeis; Silk cuttings Nc. Ar, for Vests newest style but
tons and other trimmings. Also, Mems Furnishing Goods
viz Shirts Collars, Drawers Under shra Handkorchioh,
travnts Stocks, Ties Gloves. Ae ~
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FUNlE undersigned will continue the business of Stigcr
McEdery Go, without farther change under the style
and firm of JAMES A. STlGI4ER 4 co All porsons hay
ing claims against the firm of Stgle McEldefy Ca Will
present them the undersigned for payment and all indebted
will make payment 10 them.
our Stock of New Fall and Winter Goods Ia complete,
and not surpassed by in the market We ask ot
friends and the public n call j. A. SrlGLER,
n
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SnirT,IrpN n,J pnIfTr ur lJt AIsssessss.s-esSs7

u SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE. 80 @sa2ss--.Ta1f%
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND AL.
EXANDR1A RELATIONSHIPS night Train leaves Broad
Station O'clock allowing 45 minutes passengers
Richmond and Danyie Railroad for supper Omni
bus free of charge.
FARE by NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Goronsvilc. ~ %
Gordonsvlle to Washington by Orange and Alexandra
II. d. WHIrCOMB, Supt Transportation
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EUNPOWDER TEAs.-2oO half Chests extra fine
N GUNPOWDER TEAS imported by MS by ship Oneida,
from Shanghai. Also fine assortment of BLACK TEAS,
from medium quality the finest imported These Teas
offer the trade low they be had In the country
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Co,
June Richmond
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n HAVE NOW OPENED \ BEAUTIFUL ASSoRf
MENr OF GOODS, suitable to the present and approach
prices cash customers consisting In
Black Figured and Plaid SILKS; French Mernos, nnmha
zines CohurEs Aepaccas Mousns and Cashmorts in great
variety rich French Needle Work Hands OF the most oSqu
site styles; Collars aud breakfast Caps - eene opeh worth
dollar with entirely supply Of Ladies aud Misses
Shoes aud tacr with Cork ioos and the work warranted
TO stand equal to any ever offered to the public
ats JOHN ABRAHAMS,
FutBE FAMILY GROCERY has Just received
fine lot Of family cured Hams, asu very hhe lot of
Broons, and article Of Rico foura useful articles In
families Zoe Gd1wl j. II. SOLOMON.
AuERIs0S, uABE AND ALL wool DE
lVn lanos renoble Lustors genuine Irish i'pms aud La
dies Dress Goods Of every description at the pNcs rnte
ocl-ts JAMES A STIGI.ER & co,
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now very large Stock OF new Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
10 which OF the public and friends
general prepared to sell great bargains especially for
cash having bought stock under great adv anages
merchants would do well examine stock he
fore going riher viii sell cheap in
Richmond or Petersburg
oc 3ts n. GUGGENHEIMER
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TGVV
SANED-Accordug q the Published rates OF the South
Side Railroad TobaeenuiSts nearly 80 cent by
sending Tobacco subscriber II shall
iatymo per box averaging 25 bis In
cudng tolls freight penses board sail
ing vessels ALFRED = LEE, on the Dock,