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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-05

Especial Correspondence of the South Side Dem.l
Heart rending Nems from Norfolk and Ports
mouth-iSirty Corpses Embellishments
far Delegations to The Governor and
10 Washington.
HAMPTON, Sept ID 1855.
Messrs. Editors:-The steamer " Engineer
has been here to-day and brings most heart rem
ding news. "Between fifty and sixty are lying
unburied in the two places !"
\ meeting is called for TO morrow to devise
some way of relief, even to the removal of every
living being there; for to stay Is certain death.
Government must be solicited for aid, and your
citizens aud refugees must join in the effort
Something speedily must be done, or none will
be left, no. not one God forbid
A delegation will go up on Tuesday to the Gov
eror with the proceedings OF TO morrow's meet
ing. Will any willing soul meet them there with
like request, in the of suffering humani
ty?
A delegation also leaves for Washington to-
morrow night on the Same errand.
Very respectfully, WlsTAR.
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LATER FROM NORFOLK.

j Fe'ii Correspondence or Inc EAPress'I
NORFOLK Sunday, Sept %, s. z. NJ.
D,ar Express To-day is the sabbath Of
our Lnra.'' Six days shalt thou labor and do all
manner Of work, but on the seventh day thou
,'g,t rest, tnrit is the Lords day, and he has
'a'ds holy. How difficult il is to follow out
.D' Irvine commandment literally in these dis
"rs.iag timesi Every day secmsa Sunday. so
,i''''so calm, free from every kind labor,
sa'e nne-ond that must be pursued with as much
NHyPHY ON the Sabbath on mare worldly days.
IS collins must be made and the dead buried!
.il there is no rest for the doctors, the nurses,
"ul the undertaker<
.,;c ~ his morning divine service was held in the
mueftnt churches, but, if the congregations OF all
"e'e gathered together in one courch, they would
"ot make in numbers n respectable meeting.
h.. o'hce yesterday, while the number of deaths
''Ne increased, the number Of new cases of fe-
W.T. have somewhat decreased. and we are not
~ tHee2at hope that the dread destroyer has spent
a. IS ,a.sy and that brighter day is commencing
=" uaWh upon poor Norfolk"
Mr. John Clark's Father, wife, and daughter
, '''9 taken down this morning also Robt Ber-
~uu' The popular Druggist; DR.. Campos Is sick
WIN lle feyer John Williams, Clerk Of the Court,
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Is better. Among the deaths to-day, we regret
to announce that ofDr. Geo. j. Halson; Dr. Wns.
Sylvester son of the late DR.. Sylvester; Mr.. \.
Ferrett, book keeper of the Exchange Bank. and
W m. Henry Garnet, active officer of the
Howard Association. Mr.. O'Brien of the firm OF
oBren c Quick, died this morning: Roht and
Jack Balance died within few minutes of each
other; DR.. YIN. Sel1en is better Pax Pollard is
very low
The following the latest deaths Sally
fettree, Peppers Lane: slave owned by John
Croel; Mrs Jones, Magazine Lane: Mary kava-
nagh, Queen street: Rosanna pettet; white child,
Boush street; Peter Holland; child of Mr. Muir
den, Addington's Lane; Mrs Landrum. houskee-
per at Gains Hotel, this was II very singular
case, she complained of no pain, but went to bed,
and sank rapidly for 0 hours, when she expired);
VIM Henry Garnett; w Sylvester: Ro Balance;
lack balance; Thomas Foreman; A Ferrett DIR
Geo lialson; Mr. Wright, of the firm of Web
ster * Wright; Mr. Daily and his wife; Mrs Burke,
Boosh street; Lettia Bradford, free cold; Foy,
the Purser's son; J NJ Brooks, grocer; Mr. Lee
pages grandson; O'Brien, of the firm of O'Bren
Quick; negroes-tota 81.
VIM E Cunningham, Esq. editor Of the Bea-
con, was severely attacked last night also, two
sons of the late Rev Mr. Dibrell; aud G w Camps
wife and three children, and Tom Heating
eunbed and went to bed last night.
In Portsmouth, at o'clock this morning
learn there were orders for II coflins.
mJohnson's, [the halter, wife has the black
vomit
Fifty collins arrived from Baltimore this morn
ing They have been looked for with great any
iety-for they are distressingly needed
SPECTATOR
+. 81 Z. M.--Martial law is about to be es-
taoshed, and the carriages aud horses in the city
levied on, for the use of the physicians and sick,
wherever foundry order of the Acting Mayor.
1t Is also proposed to force the blacks who are u
Die but unmiitag, to act as nurses for the sick.
Something of this kind must be done, or numbers
OF neglected aud forsaken fever struck patients
must perish solely from the want of common
attention.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
VALUAULEpHoPEKrY torsALE

The Undersigned, with n view of relieving him
sell from his Prcsent embarrassed comlaian viii nifer
ier sale prvetcl until the ath day Of September mkt
tho following ysu-blr property, VIM tvn Lots at
oronnd lathe city Of Lynchbrrg fronting DO feet eaoh
ON Jefferson street the Basin IT the James River aud
hanasha oannl nearly opposite the large wall;
tour LOIS Fronting 30 feet each the new Basn of the
oaha running back to the 0rnns 20 aud Alexandria Rn
.aaa Lot ON tierson street. opposite the of
Mcdaniel Hurt Preston. FRONTING IS feet; four Framed
ienements ont lot, near ID. I. Rec. living hetween
Tue cid and new utrupikes House und Lot joining
u Il Spence residence O. must desifnhe ianiiy resi-
aeneei) bot anil Wooden Tenement and vacant Lot,
both adjoining Oh same; hafacie Lot on Back Na.
Ter Creek. nenr Judge VIM Daniels leo llonse. also,
his Interest hei two hrla) in that yalnuble Steam
trick Mlrhire the Gas Works; about 20 he al of
Horsts and Ma an yruug and well broke hnfness;
or 10 new WAGONS, g. end horsc) and several
oni hhnd Cart, Narop,,,vc.
Such portiou',t said property may mol lie sold by
the OH day OF N,e uhor next will on that lay be sod
by WY OF publ, auction.
All the ercdo,- ~ the undersigned nre invited 10
pnrehtsa that hrr claims nay be ofsetiel against
the amount due icy hem respectively for purhase,.
Alpersons hnviH' ppen accounts against linn
quesedto present hrmhy the st day nf September TINT
he may endeavorto nuke rrovis for them; ,hose
indebted 10 him earncsy requested pay without
hlrthc, delay.
N. B.-.lhc PIEDMONT WORKS will he continued
in all their different branches and all the contracts
hand mey be contracted Cor between this aud the
lat da, OF September will be carried out promptly by
,hc confern thut " lake the Works that day, he
intends taking in rArtncr
aug u d3tawt5,u.ept GEO G. GuRlE.
ReoubtiraD CON,
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IMe Fern LaieStt !

Especial Correspondence of the Express.)
Terrible Rauages Of Ferer in Porismouth-List
Of Latest Deaths Capt Allen Dymg-Forty
Fire Buriais in Nortok in one day. CcGns not
TO be had- Bodies Buried Withot tem-More
Ala
WELDON Sept. 3, p, NJ
Dear Erpress-The Seaboard and Roanoke
Railrod train is n and from the courteous and
attentive Conductor w Daughtrey, | gather the
following:
The following persons died between sunset
last night and sun rise this morning:
A negro woman owned by Mr.. Gunter; VIM.
Weston; child of George Thompson; Miss Cecilia
Chic, negro owned by w w Davis; Col Charles
Gasseil, Master of the Sail makers department in
the Gosport Navy Yard; Mrs Chas Bilisolly; Mrs
John Lash. and some four or five not reported
Cap, w p Allen, of the Seaboard Road was
ut the Naval Hospital this morning sinking rap
idly. 1t was expected that every moment would
be his last
In Portsmouth yesterday there were thirty
two bnrials, besides eight collins ordered for the
Naval lIo spital.
In Norfolk yesterday and last night, the deaths
reached forty 6veC. 1t is said that some were
buried without collins. it in POSSIBLE TO OBJ
tain Them
Drs Miller and Balentine with five female
nurses, from Augusta Ga, are now here en- route
for Norfolk.
Yours, &c, t.
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FUTURE DAYS.
DusLlC EorvALUAnLE RE-

n
L Al E6TATE.--Prr.unni to a decree OF the Cir
euii Court OF Anno,st County, mad, on thu o9lh day
Of August, 1855 hc Gde~sgned Commits sinners there
by nppoiied, vii proceed, saturday. The 6t day Of
October ensuing. 20 sell the 1RhCr OF LANr, md
the House nd Lut honngng the esnle OF David H.
rarscot, decd ia said decree mentioned.
The Lot is stunned in the village at Amherst Cou.t
house and contai, about % acres. The Dwelling
House is urge ami cuinmodous aud the out buildings
iiaewise vcty comm daus aud oil in go ID repar The
garden Is produc and well stocked with flowers
81 ubbcry, Sc.
The Tract Of Lupd lics ON the Sage 1oad from Ann
horst Courthouse SO Lynclhurg about 2 miles from the
latter and from lho Courthouse with the Grunge aud
Alexandra RoIroaH ming through IT, II contains
1877 OF 1913 acres "iyird into five fields. II has at
hcent quantity 1T oured aud heavily imbered Land,
md from 20 to p iufrs of fine creek flats This land
is vey PRODUCTIVE well wateied, Ia agreeable neigh
bothood healthy any in the Snte. with Male and
Female Academy, aud Churches, Of every dehomna.
ton, near at band
The Sule of thc l,ud will take place the premises,
on the day above uuued. between and o'tloek aud
the sue Of the house and lo upon the promise, between
hni O'Clock oI the afternoon al the s9me dny.
TRIMS or AIr.---Casl enough . deira, the cxpen
ses and for the balance credit o ono, and three
years. for equal portipns will be given TIM purchaser
giving bond wi approved security, hea,ine mtelest
from the da'e'' purchaser have the prvileg % ri
seeding upon u.s. liact Of aud immediately md full
possession of bo pacs ths end ole the present yar.
The property Nit be shown application 10 eithfr
oil the Undersigned The title will hound pubediy good
ROBERT IlNSLEY, }oom,,.
sep J.t5th oct JOHN T. ELLIS,
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STILL LATER FROM NORFOLK
Correspondence OF the Express0
MORTALITY IN NORFOLK-DE-
MAND FOR COFFINS.
NORFOLK, Sunday, Sept. ..

NORFOLK, Sunday, Sept. ., ?. NJ
Dear ErpresS:-Norfolk suffered horribly on
Saturday night, and to-day, | am informed that
the number of deaths reached at least fifty, and
among them are: Drs. Sylvester, Jr., II. NJ. Nash
and Coed IIalson, and Mr.. WIN. Garrett.
The Baltimore boat brought down lot of cof
fins, and when she arrived at the wharf there
Were more persons in want of them, than there
collins to supply the demand. am informed
that there was regular scramble for them.
BERMUDA.
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,,Tr NEWS BY THE MAILS.
:. -, the Petersburg Express of tuesday,
,,,ou Fever at Norfolk Il Portsmouth.
From Norfolk.

Notwithstanding the appalling accounts s that
have te ga. s,ate that the intelligence we present
regfe, , :, is more horrifying than any yet
this IN Ia Norfolk, it is truly awful to think of
c W. =, hnrials per day, and some of the unfor
- 81 victims buried uncofined while in Ports
io'a NH as our correspondent says below, yes
NOUN ,sas the darkest day in the Fever Calen-
,.n@ We have no heart to dwell on the theme
daI .oo sinkening for contemplation there
II i ;otroauce to our readers the elaborate and
''u ,ar;ten letters of our faithful and intelligent
% dependents which will be found below.
We are pleased to add 'ha "a bic both Saturday
4 g,ast evening. We truly gratifed TO
ed u ,1af the esteemed foreman, Mr.. JAMES H.
sys il still at his post, and we trust that he
~, ii, escape the pestilence entirely
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BY wM. III. MOsBY, Auc,ionccr.

A DMINIST z ATOR'S SALE OF NEG ROBs
a VIII be srll in front Of the Market Hau,e. IN
Friday 9Th OF September, 81 8 likely YOUNG MEN
AND BOYS. 7 rln- nj sale
HENRY y. RI GOD, A lm'r
of W T.. Seutt, decd.
Sale conducte ~ W II. MosnY, Auotioneer
mug 2l-t7Ih splI
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GALE or DESIRABLE REAf. Es-

y TATE NEAR Ll NCHBuRG.-ln pursuance ii
the Inst will and testament Of fnnees b Shachelipri
de a " i'll proceed sell public nnetien nran LIE
pfemi.ee her late RESIDENCE, with al TIE nPpnre
Thereto lHHeng, on wednesday, the i3ih dhy
OF September. ~ 3d.
The TRACT Di LAND contains by recent survey,
54s acres and /. ~ ur,ed in the county OF Amherst inn
media civ ON ih, irpir roud leading from iha CITY at
I,nciburg to- Amherst Courthouse; aud lies within tWn
,nlles Of the Civ. he buildings ase Raad consisting
Of a .wostory Btic, Dwelling, with frame addition,
amply sufficient O., 'ur crmorab'e esdenco .: II larse
family; md MI ncc- ay -houae-; seter rh urge
Garden newly unicl in aud instrialiy set with ,hl-
beey The and ii.. well, ndd IA susceptible Il high
stna of improyemcn, mud protahle culture lis Poi
ton ii enable ,TncrH ut tiF'es 10 sNaii hnseit Il
the best point. 81 Auctua of the LyPehnrg market
Gentlemen wi-lars t. purchase Land IRE invited 10
attend the gale tj' is wedt to be sold and IN pro
vision made for env lrs' rye
All things cop .drlrd is but seldum thai desih
BILE a nr,rcrtv is u.rc eryedy onerd Tor sle, and
great bargain may, perhaps, be bought in H.
Acting ~ Exeouror shall only convey the iitle vest
ed in me l my xi this, however Ia elieYed h b.
unqurstionHhe.
IL o'clock NJ, vii be the houi Of ste, Unless ttn'5
fall of nin should interrupt and in tut eseni the snme
hour on The following lay the sale will take puec.
TEaNs OF SALE.--A credit of one, two aud th ee
years equal annual u-tamcnts,) will be given the pnf-
chaser or purchaser. for the payment OF the purchase
n onoy he or they securing te paymet oil the same by
bonds with euon prr- nul security and The title Of The
land also retained further security until the wtoe of
The purchase onef pad.
The purchaser ~ 40 have the privilege of seeding from
the day of sale and full possession vi" bs given the
l-l day of Jnuuary. $50.
JNO. W. SCHOOLflELD. Executor
,f tie last will and testament Of Frances Shaeket
f,rd decd aus 25-dlt&ei19 SEPT
10 Chatlutlesv!r Advocate will copy three times
and send account tao his Oh'e.
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A NEW TAVERN.

TIVE subscriber has opened House of Entertain
h mept. Immediately on the Turnpike road leading
fror Lynchbug To Apponnttox county, l2 miles fiom
the former. md within hundred yards Of Concord
Depot, Sou,hside ,niIroad. Those who nay favor
with their patronage. will meet with prompt attention
will keep lor lire horses and bnsges
upl lG-ct, GEO, Nj. WHIITiNtiTDN,
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I.0CKBEDGE ALVIN SPRINGS, VA.

tsyllIS old and Ia, ofite Watching PLACE hav.
ing been freDtty enlarged mud emhelli,red, is
open for visitors Its fame in tho of dsea-ethe
-leudy growth VI than thirty yeurS experiences
ana ria---s too we'll established need sdvert
ling 1t is believed stard wholly without rival IN
the cure Of Scro1la Chronic Dnrrhea. Dysp2rsia Oh.
srinnte diseases of the Liver oi the kine and of
the Skin, Bronchitis 0plhalm, and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash anil complaints peculiar to females.
Pamphlets containing analysis and few Of mul.
tiiude Of that might have been pshshed will be
forwarded ON application.
But, the prop,ietors H.h to invite attention their
,1rts lctiug this attractive merely
the invalid but to all Who desire heathfu an1
bic recreation from the of business. They have
spared neither pains expense s, fitting up their
Enlistment according TO the requirements Of the times
IN Hotel kee ing.
They have ai4o the pleasure to stale that DR.. q A.
RosE. OF La Porto, Indiana long and well know as 1t
rt'zen and physician o. l., nclburg has consented TO
render his services a ,esideut physician.
The Nelandt Band of Mnsic. of Baltimore. is
eed for the season Billiards, TenPins Shooting Gal
lery Sc &c FRAZIER g. RANDOLPH,
Proprietcrs.
MAJ Jonx II. sEAYRes, (a,e of the Colambian) Su
petinte1dent. July 6-l&r5m
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AIRS. KgEsKPATRsCk'S SEMENA-
- - VI, I, adies I.XuChhuIg va --IAn

III y for Dung Ladle5 LyitChbufS va = ne
iaeleeath session Of this Institution will commence
tue l.r Monday in September. The u,ual course OF
,tldies ia Engsl E.rnch and Music vii be pursued.
TIE Latin language will be taught 10y Mr. \ V Reid.
corlition class of 10 can be raised Young la ties
wishing TO study either the Latin French language
do so without eater pg Ms regular pupils
For terms apply to the Principal Payable hnlf in
advance.
No deduction esccn in cases OF proracted sickness
4 few boarders can be taken in the faulty.
mug I'd vel M
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1858. FALL SUPPLIES. 1888.
Books. Paper Stationery and Fancy Goods.
A MORRIS, ~ Main ttect Richmond, Is now
n. opening his usunl nrge aud general osso tmon OF
BOOKS PAPER. STATIC ERY, FANCY GOODS,
Ne &c. for the Fall fraie, IT, which he would respect
fully ask the attention ct tho merchants Of Nrginia
Ncth Oarolna aud Trnaessee, visiting the oity-ass
ring them ns compieta stock to select from
b found in any market, ind upon terms ns fair aud lib
crd
IT, A. NJ. is sole agent for tho sale Of celebrated Vi
amos manufactured by Worcester and Will supply them
nj factory prices.
i-S@ Blank Boo,s of every description constantly on
h1 I'd and manufactured to order
10" Binding o ,vety description executed III the
beat mnnncr sep ats
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YNCaEeUHsG COLLECE.-TLsI In.

/ YNCHEEUEsG COLLECE.-Ttis ln.i'tn-
Ia ton vii be or,cncd the LIST Of October next,
with sam,l lacuy, line Chemical Philosophical,
rad Mlth macal Apparatus, and all the usual bciitie-
for Col rge instruction
The term, of tuition will be $40 in the Preparatory
Department, and $50 in the Collegiate, ior the annual
session One ha the tuition payable in advance.
1t i epcealiy dc- red that &c tlcmrn who intend to
give il.er Collegiate clu''r Gli place them, Ms
soon n possible In 10 Preparatory Department. Tint
they may he haraas y sn fsgnafiy prepared for Col
Iege ly3l.d&cts
- The RepuhIicpn ~iil r'ease COPY.
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! YNCisBUssG FEMALE sEMINA-


i ny Tine tacnty.-iXtn session OF this Institution
ill common the first Monday in September the
3D. and end on the Sd day Of July.
The undersigned hsve used every cxeftion TO make
Ills first 1lass Femao School, intend siaro nei
-iar Tine l,an- expense in accomplishing that end.
Chey are graf, fl liberal patronage bestowed up
-, them heretofore and ask for continuance of the
sau.e
we are fr.farci l., accommodate Fifty Bnarders.-
o n ln ldi = are md cnnmo1ious the large
and ~ eli ys.fi aed We would pnr,uHri3 invite per.
,o3s having daughters wards 10 toa out, To come
lg4 examine for thrm-cl,'s. Our object will be -
rhe young ladies'. placed under chnrFe comurla-
he and pleasantly situated nS il they were at their osn
Aones. We drink offer rs great Inducements IA
any similar II stitnijpr in this any uther Suite.
The coIr.e instruction il thoro igh, and embraces
The Ornamental vel useful branches usually TAUGHT
in ire best schools We have secured the services of
sigt,i Maurice Jnnnetti accomplished Italian il
1Ii.:a department. and bat thu hest teachers
,,nnloved in the other depnr men..
For further particulars rcdlars will be furnished by
application the SEMINARY, or ut the Book Store of
u ssr-. Payne & Christian.
4us l5d 1r2tnwlm MISSES GORDON.
/ 4 cd 80 1 II cent
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INOOrEk,s PATENT LIME AMI


NJ TOBIAS, Liverpool
lNn. JOHNSON, Liverpoo.--f. r. COOPER, Lon
don 1t is acknowledged fact that neither OF the
nbovc uay celebrated Wnteh-nnkc rs havn their r
suporors, oven Then equal, in manufacturing IA
Walcheai and the subscriber fully satisfied 6xSb
TINT all creation the of mankind are right in re-
end the above met he hns order ani has in store,
very superior OF the above makers Watch
80, which no will sell persons in Of good line
keepers eraie terms, and warrant them keep
nccurutc time than any mehn Of Watches low in
call from those in of good time keeper il
respectfully solicited at No. "a Sycamore street. sign Of
Eagle Petersburg Va Tti0S NOWLAN.
mug Cts
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fNMlNA, GLASS AND EARTNEN
~ WARE FOR THE FALL TRADE OF lS55.-
The subscriber has just received direct from England
II largo assortment of
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE,
al tn" latest patterns which he offers at low prices
Wholesale and retail Country erchants, house keep
and others, will find it their interest call aud
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere. He
las, also. complete nimeni Of
FRENCH CHINA WARE,
decorated and uin white. in Dinner and Tee Sets 81
Icy the single niece CLASS Ware, direct f.cm the manu-
facturrr- u The newest shapes constantly on hand al
81, la,gr assortment of Silver Plated and Britannia
Ware Tnhh Cutlery and Hardware. Looking Glasses
Wondcn, WiIlos nad Store Ware. Fancy Goods &c
3sitct lai ALLEGATION pal 10 packing goods.
ANDREW BOYD
sign ul tc Big + teler Main strcci.
aug - 3,eNim Lyneaburs, Va
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EEW CONCERN -

NEW CDNGEssN Tile subscriber hiying
purchased interest Of bis purtners in the late
concern of Horne Watson e. Co, will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS TIA, old stnrd md -olirits the patronage
of the vi the old concern. und the public gen.
orally. will attend promptly the -al- OF all kinds
oi ri, dncc. JAS. L. H0RNER.
iuly lU-if1m- 'srnqblican cnpv.
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NEW FALL GOODS, 1888.

LNlRSr supply of nov FALL GOODS received in
l. Lynobburg.
! am now rec visr oy stock ior tho present md APP
pfourhne sen .on. which beg cnl the ate3fieh II
ne purchasing puh jc In it vii! be fund tic iasiann
bic styles ippoitcd l, season. Ia which weekly a ldt
tiofs il, lc made.
My stock Of F,eoch Embrolcrie- ia very areo mil
cheap. nup '3 "a JOHN & MEM.
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GUANO, GgANO, GUANO.-Mc60H

u Z JONES AZ l'crIving eve y few days. Mt Tn II
q ocery eslnbIishn Main street fe.h supplies +
the very brs Prruvia 1nnno whic thy selling
low prices, and IN ch lhoy invite the intention Of tn r
friends and the punic sep Its
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
j. w BRYCE,

Counsellor and Attorney at Law.
WILL PRACTICE IN THE UNITED STATES COURT OF
w CLAIMS Letters business be addressed 10 him at
II Wall street. New York, or at Washington, ID. G,
~ dkc1v