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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
LANES WOODnOIsE a CO., rso Vain ST..

- RICHNoSD, VA. wholesale and retail Dcafsn BpohS,
STATIONERY. PIANO-FoRTES, MUSIC AND FANCY
ARTICLES have for sale all the School Books Ia in use Law
Medical Theological and Miscellaneous Books Blank Books
every descriptions Letter and Writing Paper he best lnk
all Kinds In Globes; New Music Drawing Materials
and Books Drawing Painting Copying Presses Matte
NAUTICAL Instruments Gold and Silver Pencil Cases Nioins
Guitars Flutes Aceoeons and other Musical Instruments
Violin Springs. Pen and Pocket Knives; Diamond pointed
Gold Pens Surveyors Compasses and Chains choice Books
and Fancy Articles. for presents
PIANo-PoRTEs.-1hcir supply Of Panofortos Is from
the established and well known manufactures q A stodar
d Co j u Durham and Jonas thrkering, whose lnstfu
be relied upon for beauty Of tone great durability
and elegance of finish.
The subscribers have participated In the sale Of upwards Of
thousand Of these Plano forics of the most
spectacle and well known families In Virginia and North caro-
lima They warranted 10 all respects and Of
fered at the Manufacturers lowest prices.
~ Books bound and Blank Books q all kinds manufac
tured 10 order.
~ Orders by letter faithfully aud promptly attended To-
2ap1 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

NOTsCE.-The subscriber has this day disposed of his
~ entire interest In the Sgler, Me dey Co.
to d. T. T.. Peters the firm In retiring the
0ees thank friends and the public for their patronage
and would ask a continuance to my successors
OCTOBER LIST, 1855 RIO. MCELDERY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

Now On HAND
4. v 80 I. ms letter 4 No. Peruvian Guano;
40 Mexican
100 CASKS ThomHstuu Lime,
100 Mountain
81 Notth River Cement
30 Clcnod Plaster;
All tol sale accommodating terms by
MILLER 4 ELAN
fug lds the Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

SANEDAceOrdinR To- the Published rates Of The South
side Railroad Tobacconsts nearly 50 per by
sending thor obaceO the subscriber it shall
than box averaging III bis in
Guiding tolls freight aud board sail.
ing vessels ALFRED n LEE. on the Dock,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
EMAIL AND WATER s!UODs.-sIOsts

ENABit. AND WATER s.OODS.-tISeb
" lNG. tLOTUS, tASSlMERES AND NESIlNtS,
GENT ~ KNl,nlNt t,DDlb>, &c--GBASS x KAl&E
r,-,c,mly inform their friends and the public that tcir
Stock Winter Goods is complete, consisting
Ia part Of Dress Coats, Winter business Goats
Register Cpats-aew style, Farmers oVereoas Waterproof
do rant ons of every style Vests IN endless sari
ETY.; Double Breasted Quilted silk-new styei tents
Saws Travelling Blankets Shirts Drawers traVats Stocks.
Tics Collars Umbrellas Gloves, ioscry Pocket Hand
krchets Waterproof Goods 4 complete OF
YOUTHS AND CHIDRENs tLoffING.
GLASS q RAlNE.
lNfs j DlNoN. Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

" MANIFACTVkE-tITY FURNITURE WAKE-
RDoNS-The attention of strangers and others visiting
Lynchburg respectfully invited the large
mandng Stock of CABINET FURNITURE and CHAIRS
now exhibition at my Ware Rooms exclusively my
manufacture.
call from those wishing buy all ask sales
23ts \ WINSTON
- Ron
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

FuNO THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS
Those who delight to Look upon and admire the
specimens of which the hand OF
gressiNe Is forming respectfully invited
W MINIS a Co, at their we'll established Daguerrean nj
ery There the the country with intellectual
brow and august mein stand from the with such
natural and eke appearance that the spectator almost fan.
Giles he hears the heart throh and the lips There
too the beautiful bushng maiden with sparkling ewes and
charming lips invites the ardent gaze in admiration
Heavens last best gift 10 sinful man There too fro.
licking, rompiug childhood with buoyant heart and merry
laugh the Wis and holds him charmed to the Sno
Then to q. W MlNNIS cos view the handsome
Specimens Have Yonr likeness reader induce nor
You esteem above all others 10 not
coneftod without an exact Representations those
earth Then should the silver cord he snan
od and the golden " broken You have that left which viii
cY,rrai wildly to stfroeolecnn cpartcd amos pic
taken in all weather with equal facilities and with tho
samcpclfection Remember MINIS & co Arc tho men 10
gNeYnu perfect likeness and they found Mt a Times
their far famed Gallery Main street sd door from Irdrc
stree, l.ynehburg and sycamore street Petersburg VA
q. w. MINNIS a CO.
iy BITS Daguerrean Artists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
xTIKS.aNIA LINE Of Richmond AND .-ssa.

NEW.YoRK PAGKETs.-This new home 3
line il composed of the following vessels, aud siiis
from New every three days All owned III inc ey VI
Richmond. viz: ,,.,,,,- xatsa,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

- OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR fASH-My stock
New Spring and summer Goods is complete. Tho
whole bought cheap and viii be s1dfar
small Iroht tr cash.
The money market having become easy hope my friends
Will ard and supply thensel, ber
ally All call from those III of goods To insure
sllts lapl l2l JND. J. III RMS Agt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12


Ladies and tentomen Of lNnclburg THAT ls RIA
SALOON is now opeu and VIII be constantly sIpid Ni
tie incest Ice Cream during the Vhol II, viii g
furnish il for parties at the shortest notice The patu
his friends and the public is earnestly invited AL a., .
ffe>h Pine Apples, strawberry, and all kinds q iui
Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

4 CAkD.--The undersigned win eon,;,u,
IA the GROCERY, COMMISSION md H. as heroic
BUSINESS and also tie Manufacture 80 IV'N ann,
nl for former avors they pledge Their be Il cz,o Gs
ap! n.dts. MCDANIEL uIn,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

t1ASO, 81 ANO.-lIaViug made arrangements with
W the Peruvian Agents Ia supplies Of GtANo on the
best TERMS prepared to.fu1ish it, We have now
hand and aoa go bags and will be in regular receipt of
We shall sell what rect from the agents
all who purchase may rely getting GENUINE
GUAN0 We solicit the orders of friends and all others
with the that will always furnish them with the
best article, and n the favorable terms.
CRENSIIAW & co,
fell 14ts North side of the Basin Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
CUNPOwDER TEAS

u GtNrOWDtR TEAS imported hy rs BY sup Onelda
from Shanghai Also hno assortment 81 BLACK TEAS
from Medium quality imported These Teas
offer trade they be had In the country
For sale by EDMOND. DAVENPORT a Co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
ECLECTIG MAGAZlNE.-HAsK No. ~

~ TED-ls4e May June and July lslg Jnns o :" y
gust 1850 May e Nos) June, July October snd N
beri 1852 July and August anu No'c
Persons having tue back Nos above natrcJ can a. t,
them, at a good price, by applying to "'' ''''
:, WIN. j. FOLKES
Blank Book Manufat turcr Nam :,
sep IT'S. 60, ~ - 't va, nt'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

LNOk kENT.-lhc large and heautitrl a. 80
II FRONT STORE HOT Sc now occnUiod a. = M / I
Williams, opposite the Citizens Savings Bank ~ II
ate possession givcn. lnug 25.tsl NANrEr 'InlN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

~ JONES Will have, in a few days,
~ cases thai celebrated "F. G. Stick Lirorieo,
20 do do. Mass do.
To- which they invite the attention of manu- acurets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
MISCELLANEOUS


D,sssOlL OIL l,,'. ioN.--Ih he concern of wu, o.
Min l. Anderson alone will attend 10 it ~ mutual conf.
business and the the c.,,r.r et'lcHent
winding np the same NM. 7. ANDERSoTT 'e used urr
apl pts. MCDANIEL iii't,DN 'N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12
(turpen,er'- Hardware, window GLASS, Ac.-

~ Having determined to close my stock Carpenters
Hardw Mechanic Tools those wanting
any thing in that Inc would do well to call before buying
2i.ts-Rep copy A. WINSTON .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-12

N SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE - -i4CIIk-
TWEEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
TON via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE AND Al
ENANDRIA RAILROADS.&C. night Train leaves broad
Street Station o'clock - passengers
from the Richmond and Railroad supper OmH
bus free u charge
FARE by NIGHT LINE.
Richmond torionsvle - >
GordonsvilIe to Washington by Orange and Alexandra
Railroad. > .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
NUMBER 5,
Suffering Of the Allied Forces.

4 00AkOA AAAA4V4
The following extract u letter from
q sut.ltern Of the E.glish Army III the
Crimes, gives s,,.,e idea Of the suffering
endured by the troops Of the Allied Al.
my: =
The pain, the torture. as may conf.
denily call il, which we are obliged to u,,-
dergn is inl,uman. In aur turn. the reg
iincnl is ordered to guard the trenches, il,
silence. Before dawn The psor fellows
are hurried out III Their tents, who. rising
FROM the bare ground upon which they
have lain since the commencement Of the
siege, not daring to uMd,ess, try 10 drag
their wear ried limbs across the ground.
expose, TO the fire OF the Russian batter
les. In the trenches we lay, not daring
(when once daylight appears) 10 l,!t our
heads erec,, if we want TO shift, while
thousands ol cannon shot strike the
earth which we have thrown up ocea.
sionally a shell drops inside of the trench:
when 1t bursts is sure 10 down some 0ne.;
in these trenches we have to lay some-
times 81 yea. ~ hours gether--wi,h-
ont being relieved. while, perhaps, the
rain is coming down and the cold winds
blowing. The day before yesterday We
went out as usual to the trenches, aud
wind blowing tremendous there we had
to lay exposed tn all this, Jus. fancy 10
yourself the misery endured. Several
Of our men SO i'll through j, iha. they
los, their feeling Jour hospitals are crowd
ed with men who complain Of pain.
which gives rise to bowel COMPLAINTS
Really the thoughts OF what have cn-
dured makes me sh,,dder with horror
the snfferings Of warfare are justly next
to hell. The wet season is coming an
We have had some days as cold as amy
winters day in England our litnbs ara
to,,ering beneath us our supply OF bis
cult small We have no vegetables or r,ce.
IL something is not done before long W.
shall be dead
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

/ was mourning the irrepairable loss has
sassainsd, they were piousIy laughing in
}.beir sleeves at the successful termination
tof their helIish project. Horror strick
en-, ! turned from that bedside without
one answering word, to meet my family
relations whom disowned, and before
their face cursed them, yes. aud the
church.
"'Seizing a dagger | rushed to the
priests house, but fortunately for him
the vile miscreant had concealed himself.
''Wi,hout stopping embarked f"r
New Orleans, only to learn that my wife
had been dead for yesrs-fur,her than
this. all was involved in impenatrable
darkness. l returned victim of mel
ancholy. which would have ended my
weary life, had it not pleased kind Provi.
dence, IN a measure 10 heal the wound,
which can never be wholly cured while
memory retains her throne
"When DeLambert concluded, re-.
lated to him the somewhat eventful
scenes Of our lie. Such generosity,
my dear children he exclaimed, when |
told him, Of our release from bondage,
shall not 60 unrewardcd. Seek your
benefactor il he be one Of fortunes
favored sons, extedd to him grateful
fathers thanks; but if otherwise, tell
him tina. have enough for him and you,
Of which he must share
II have done my errand. my dear Les
Ii, now l propose that you enter into
partnership Oh equal terms with myself"
Lesli attempted TO express his ll'ank-
but was interrupted BY William.
"Nay, no thanks, for be assured, we
shall never consider as cancelled the debt
Of gratitude we owe to you. Life, prop.
erty, my dear family, all, but for you,
would never, never have been my happy
lot. Believe me, my dear sir, shall still
deem myself your: debtor"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

a SpEcK OF INVASION. A story is 60.
in the rounds that the Allied Powers
including Austria, have entered into a
Coali.ion 10 check the progress OF thi.
coun,sy. II is said that the ilIus,riou.
Dan Sickles carries in his breeches pock'
ct documentary proof Of this coalition. J,
is remarkable that the wicked Allies sui
(ered Daniel " leave for home unmo
Tested. Su,ne Of our contemporaries arr
becoming quite alarmed at the prospec
of an Allied imvasatiun.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
BOYS WANTED.

What are we To do for boys! When
we were boy, there were lots Of boys
but they have gradually grown scuce,
until now there is hardly a boy left. As
we walk through the streets we read in
shop windows, Boys Wanted. When
we pick up newspaper, the first adver.
iiseniem that strikes cur eye is. A hoy
Wanted. In word, everybody wants
Now, IN view OF tins great scarcity W
boys, " ha, are we 10 do !! What shall
we do for substitute to light our tires,
sweep our Offices. run our erramds
The other day Ii,,le fellow about
fourteen years Of age begging his pat
don, we took him iur u boy) applied to
US (,r Il situation
'Wlrat can you do p We inquired.
a little OF almost everything. Was the
reply.
Are you quick AT errands ?
We'll, sir / don't much like to do er-
! rands.
Can you sweep and dust well 2
why. sir, young men don't sweep any
nowadays. The women folks have
mOnObOllZeu tudt oiuHCa VI ouShhGsS' ~
isn','-
lie was going on to say, sweeping isn't
genteel but he hesnated 10 state hts c"i.
vic,ion.
How will YOU make yourself useful g
why, FL sit in the office and al,swer
questions when you are out
And how much do you ask ior this
service I!
'In the neighborhood, sir, Of three d'J.
lars
In the ueighborhnod 7
Yes, sir
'Wha, do you mean by neighborhood!'
'S.mply three dollars, STA TITLE
,moie or less
.And you can neither sweep nor run
errands e
u, la little vexedl could but ----
| But what :
1T amt exactly the thing
Yet at your age We
SIR SAID he, picking up his hat aud
strl ling towards the door, 'yuu Don 7
TAKE NE FOR A ROY, DO YOU z
Amused, but not astonlshed, we asked
ourself the question, Wha, are We III
do for Boys
If some en;erprising Yankee would
undertake to gel up u lot Of boys, hA
could make Large fortune in short
time, for never, within our recollection,
have boys been in such demand.
IN years aseue hat.ers used to adver.
tise hats for boys. Now Il is hats ior
Young gentlemen. Then there wese
schools l"r boys-lailofs for boys sports
Of all xmas for boys. But as the race
oi boys ran out, young gen.len'.n took
their places.
Have We Boy among US that's
the question.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
(ConciusioH.)

(Conciusios.
Time, moving on noiseless wings, has
sped with electric rspidity, sweeping a.
long IN its train weeks aud months. un.
iii seven years have sI,ded almost imper'
cep.ibly from the dark disk Of mortal da.
ration, into the dread chaos Of eternity
Seven years with its ever varying
scenes have crowded from our memory
many past events, bu. le. Us not forget
our hero the young Lesli whom we lef'
homeward bound from the south. Take
. psep Il him now seated in his snug
little paslor. brilliantly lighted by s'ark'
ling coal fire, occupied in readiug 10 the
young and lovely palmer ofhis joy and
sorrows, who is at this moment Piayiully
car,essing little che'ub girl but two
wears old, while We relate to you a
sketch Of his lie from the time he left
US At the south.
Lesli, after returning home continued
his business as usual until the death d
his father. which took place about two
years afterwards, when he sold his inter
es, IN the cotton factory and commenced
on scale the career Of a city merchant
He soon after led TO the alter beautifu
and intelligent young lady Of high iami
~. whom his 6ne person and command
ing telen,s; both natural aud acquired
had won.
lie purchashed neat little cottage IL
4he outskirts of,he city, where he move'
his lovely bride. Here in the society o
his vile and child. he enjoyed sll the do
mes,ic happiness that his ardent imag'n
Agius,,on could picture. His business
increased % that in few yeass he wa
what might be called independent. ou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

GRAnAM,rE PuDnI G.-Cut up four
laths in peck of saw.dust. When We'll
mixed, bake il by placing napAi" con.
tanning it. in the sun for half en hour
Serve up with sauce made by soaking a
cedar shingle in pail Of weI.~aler.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Mi5trllallroll5.
"REMINISCENCES OLA HUHTsMAN

park and every inch Of land abound the
covers. No, content with shooting fair
iy, on finding that he. himself. could hi,
nothing in motion, have seen him stop
his plough when the pheasants, i'll l,ue,
had been following the iurrow to pick up
insects, or anything, he turned up. and.
resting his gun on the stills, FIRE among
them, killing and wounding at one shot,
considerable number. Such conduct
as this was no, likely 10 be tolerated by
US. and | set my wits TO work 10 be even
with him. A considerable flock Of sheep
Of his being in the park, while he was in
church one Sunday my brother Moreton
and myself captured the bellman Of the
flock, and with abou, SIX feet Of whipcort
fastened dead rook to his tail, aud then
let him 60. Away he went after the
flock, who. while we were thus failing
their leader, had collected and were stand.
ing some way of gazing at US. As soon
as they saw him coming at best pace.
with what seemed TO be little black dog
after him, away they wen, and round and
round the park the chase continued, the
the bellman, haunted by the rook. gresa.
riously pursuing, with his friends aII fly
ing his presence because of the thing he
brough, behind him. Di,ch after ditch
at length were full Of sheep that in their
terror had become cast OIL their backs,
and the bellman, stout, black-faced
Sou,ldown, was reduced to trM. All
at once he seemed resolved to face his
psrsuer; and, having no wind for further
flight, aud not much Of f.ck left to run
after, old WOOL lly-sides turned to bay,
and making dead halt, and facing atou,
he brough, the rock within about three
ieet OF his nose. There he stood stamp.
ing at his foe and painting the heavine
Of his sides making the rook appear to
pant too. The beIlman having caught
his wind. seeing his pursuer was small,
resolved 10 charge and for that purpose,
after the manner Of his kind, he backed
from the rook to gain little space. upon
which, Of course. his enemy made a
steady and corresponding advance. This
was more than any Sleeps heart could
stand and away the bell,aan went agair
till distress once more brought him up
Several times was this ludicrous scene re
pea,ed and by our laughter my brother
and myself were almost as tender as ,hs
farmers hunted mutton. Church service
being nearly concluded, we severed thu
wool from tie feathers. and tried TO atom
for our fun BY attending the afternoon
lesson.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

Agssculture, like the leader Of Israel.
strikes the rock-the waters flow, aud
the iamished people are satisfied
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
A SORT OF BULL IN A CHINA SHOP.

Another instance worth ramarking oc.
CURED at Lady Mary Hussey's. who lived
near Hillingsion. A stag, quite fresh,
and Of whom the hounds had suddenly
obtained view, came tearing along un.
der the garden wall, among the shrubs,
till he found himself in contact with =
hay Window through this he went. with
two or three hounds each side of him
and instead of going out Al the other side
OF the window, he turned and ran to the
further end Of the drawing room, ~ which
| believe Lady Mary hussey and other
ladies' were seated. II was enough u
have scared 4 man, and this sudden crash
and furious apparision Of course had
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
Touch not the Bowl.
ny DAVID BARKER.

ny DAVID BARKER.
Touch not the Lowl-bewaret the risx,-
Though JOY attends the "'nu'r'
More deadly than the basilisk.
A .espen, turks with" it,
Touch not the bowl
scorn no, the vine cups fearful power,
Thy hope. ,ha, drnush' is killing,
Tha, lazar potion aour by hour,
some new made grave i. tiI''ng.-
Touch not the bow |
a demon lingering round that bowl,
Thy funeral dirge is hymn'ns,
And tbuusand Socs, TO cur Sc thy SOUL
Upon ,ha. bowl are swimming
Touch not the DO" !
fAmerican Sentinel
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

.C,RcAsslAN SLAvEs.-T'he Sultan has by
a hrman proh,bned the sale Of Circsssiaa
aud Georgian females aud all the the ior.
e,gu slave ttade. The v,ceroy OF Egypt
has done the same. The t.aAs.slneers
have now no other market tns their taiF
daughters than Persia, aud perhaps the
infusion Of Circass.ai blo0d which has
kept up the ensrgies Of the Otaooial
race, may reaenerate the etIelniNate FER
siaMs, who seem indeed past sedemptsuu,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09
purtrl(.
Written kw the Ellsworth Americana
A Dialogue.

BETWEEN =. AND N.
r. Suppose, dear Sister, you and ],
Should undertake to-day.
To write piece for our Ed,
Dye spose bed pr,n, it, say
Al. do no, KNOW but what he might,
But then our chance is slim:
+. But five only work it right,
And Keep good sides with him
NJ. Twill never do--if write We must,
Our safe and surcst way,
10 ,lo our best and run the risk,
All trash he throws away.
r. But if We write n great long piece
With lofty words o'errun,
He'll be asionishcd ut our wit
And mark us NJ. l.
NJ. Should we get of lofty word,
Or sentence long drawn OUT
'Twould be in Wcb-,er's y Unabridged,
And he has one no doubt,
y This s,vinging out jaw cracking words,
In .uch confusion wild,
Ensures contempt, and lowers sage,
Down 10 the mcrcst child.
NJ Since We have naugh, ,lal's worth III
whla,
Noihi ng that all can rend--
Suppose We lay our p MS aside,
What say? II fl-.Yes, I'm agreed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-02-09

BETWEEN =. AND N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-29
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1885.
A. J. DUNCAN G CO.,

NEW SPRING GOODS FOR 1885.
A. J. DUNCAN G CO.,
No, 20, Public Square, Nashville, Tennessee,
HAVE in store large proportion of their extern
IL sve stock OF Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fam
cy Dry Goods,
Embroideries, mo
Laces,
White Goods,
Irish and French Linens,
Silks, Hosiery. Trimmings &C.;
Which they offer the most favorable terms The trade
and dealers reques ed to favor them with early call
They will also be receiving throughout the regular
shipments of every novelty in Dress Goods Emboidsries
&c. dc.
A. J. DUNCAN l. CO,
No. 20 Public Square.
B.-S00 bales Brown Sheetngs and Drillings Of
Southern Manufacture, for which We are agents.
fe52l A J. d. & CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-29
RAILROADS., &C.
SOUTHERN ROUTE.

A.'' SO oSED
fkoa ne ista INST % the is Of June, the Rates
rfeagns HON Cnafes'oh ana Savannah to Nashville
"ih pc - ioilo"s- -
81, FiHST LASS.
Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes AID Hat, Bottled
Liquors and Oils s4E3s
eampnine and Spirits iurpentne, 10 CASKS and barrels
a sP:s -,
Te.. aur !, 49, " Is, Osas - 1850 o.oSAs
n, bxss sd ~ ooAes anu ''.se'' D1 ooeus
is,,,ss IL F SA 30 q. a. r. c..s.n S.as
1t 49, ~. sess a1a onleDosrJ, Tuis uaaes 2eeus
riskDs Ve' -'ss 81 y
Oysters ia cans and jars SaddIery Tin Ware Teas and
spices per 100 Us. -. -, 81 o5
SECOND CLASS
Hardware, "except CUTLERY . Tssvy Csstinqs and Ma-