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The Sierra citizen., 1855-01-20

- SIERRA AND YuBA TURNPIKE Co.
Notice is hereby given that there will be a
meeting Of this Company, at the Office of
Spear l. Taylor, in Downieville, on the 23d
day Of January, 1855, at o'clock, p. m,
for the purpose of raising an assessment for
contingent expenses, and of taking action
in regard to the Bylaws of the Company.
The punctual attendance of members is
requested. By order.
RH. TAYLOR, President.
G. B. WRIGHT, Sec'y. janl3-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1855-01-20

~TnE GOLDEN Era. weekly family
newspaper, published atvNo. 124 Sacramen-
TO street, San Francisco, by Foard & Dag
:rets. Terms five dellars year, in ad-
vance.
The Era contains .mure original matter
1than any other papef'in the State; it may
+! b had at either Of the Express Offices,
.1powriezilie. oct14
The Sierra citizen., 1855-01-20

Rules of the Downieville Post Office.
FROM JANUARY 1st, 1855.
Office open every day, Except Sunday
from =. M, to p. IN.
On Sundays from 10 a. m. to p. m.
Box-lctters delivered every day from 9
.. m. to 8p. m.
The California mail closes every evening
ct s p. m.
The time Of closing the Atlantic mail
will be advertised in the Sierra Cizten,
from Jan. LIST, 1855.
LANES GEPNON Pm
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General Tofipbea.


The following biographical notice of General
zette
Francis Edward Toteben was born at Mitau.
in Courland. ON the Goth May. 1873. His father
was j. II. Totehen, aud his mothers maiden
name \. Sophia Sander. His father having
young son, and soon after died. After receiving
the first portion of his education in the school of
Riga. the young Totleben was received at the
College of Engineers in St. Petersburg, where
his name now shines, engraved in letters Of gold
with the inscription, "Sebnstopol.r When the
war broke out he second captain in the corps
of field engineers; he distinguished himself un-
der General Schider in the Danubian campaign
and repaired to the Crimea. What he did ut Sc
bastopol belongs to history. Out of an open
city he succeeded in raising. under the enemy's
fire formidable fortress. that resisted for near
" year the gigantic efforts of the allied ar
mics. In less than year he passed through the
grades of captain, lieutenant colonel, major gen
eral, adjutant general. and received, amongst
other distinctions, the decoration of the 4th, aud
then Of the Sd class of the order of Saint George.
which is only conferred for distinguished deeds.
Seldom has n mere general Of brigade received
this high distinction Besides himself, it was
only conferred on his noble companion in arms
at Seba>tapol. Prince Wassiltchikofi. who NOR.
fortunate than he, able to remain at his post
to the last hour whereas To'ehen. having been
wounded in the foot, had to he carried out of the
besieged city. Strange TO say, rapid pro-
motion has not excited. the least envy, but has
been -aluted with acclama,ons, as being due To
real merIt--to courage combined with genius
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Destructive Fire.

A large building in Rockets at the lower ex
tremity of this city, was destroyed by fire yes
terday between u and o'clock. The building
was owned by Messrs. Bryson Bryant of Bal
tnore, aud insured for $1,000 in tho Richmond
Fire Association. The upper part occupied
as sail loft. by Robert H. Styl who had an in
surance of S35000 in the Va. Fire and Marine
Company. The lower story contained about
1000 bales of hay owned by Mark Downey, who
was insured for $250o in the Richmond Fire As
socation. The total loss is estimated at about
$4,000. It is generally believed the fire was
the work of an incendaryR. Hhig.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-10

On tue 2ath of November by Rev VIM 5. White ID D.; at
the Ann Smith Academy, Lexington Mr. ARTHUR F. GoocH
Of Richmond to Mss HANNAH T. NOTTINGHAM.
On the oath of Nov, by Rev. VIM. s. White, d D. Rev
WILLIAM Z. WHARTON of Milton. y. c. MissJuIIA A.
LrwIs daughter of Wm. c. Lewis Esq, OF Lexington
AtLocust Grove, Wednesday, the 2eth Nov ls32 by
Rev. Beverly a. Davis, Mr. GHRsroPHlh COLUMBUS kftN
and Miss ELIZABETH ANN, daughter of VIM Harvey Esq,
all Of Pitts lyania county. Va.
the same Thursday 2ath November, 1859 at Level
Green Va Mr. JAMES LAFAYETTE WHITEHEAD cfPolk &C,
Ga and Miss SUSAN TUCKER daughter Of Robt G Waller,
Esq. Of pittsylyania county, Va
~ Richmond papers requested to copy
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On the 21th of Octnhpr, the French ship Of
the line lie raee eucnpnterfd, off Cadz.
ten spout. which in few moments swept away
her lnusts. Two men were killed and seventeen
Slightly woundpd by this eata~,rophc The Off
Ger ON guard had his arm severely bruised. The
crew spent the night in clearing the deck and
erecting temporary masf~.
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Further from Kansas.

ST. Louis. Dec. G.-Accoun's from Kansas
stated that $40 men armed with rifles, assem-
BLEED Mt Lawrence aud declared that they were
willing that the Sheriff should pcaceably search
for the escaped prisoner. hey would not com
commen hostilites. but act on the defensive
To the last Pimeroy as escaped from his cap
tatnr, and Is now in Lawrence. 1t is said that
the party have 300 tn II in Franklin and 300 in
I.rcnnpton and Douglas; and tina. fight wonld
rnsup h fore the matter i settled.
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HOps al I,0HjsrilIe.

The total number of hogs slaughtered at Lon.
svillr thus far, this season, is only 10,0G6 head.
AT the same period a>t season fully 10000
head were killed, which makes the operations.
up to the present time, 100000 hogs behind last
year. On the ID inst, there were ll,20l. in
pens ready TO be slaughtered. The prevailing
rate is So 50.
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LATEST NEWS.
Congressional


"AsHiNGToN, Dec. 7.-Senate. the SEN
ate to-day. Mr.. Weller of California gave notice
III us intention L. introduce a. bill authorizing
anu facilitating thu construction Of a railroad
ana line of telegraph To the Pacific
Alter SHIRT executive session the Senate nd-
journcd.
House.-1he House continued the ballottnr
to-day for Speaker. The first ballot stood as fol-
lows:
w. \. Richardson. ILL.,, ODem.l IA
l.. ID. Campbell, Ohio. tAholi,ion) "a.
\. +. Banks, jr.. Mass, TX. N.)....ll.
Henry NJ. Fuller. Pm (Whig) .....Il
After the ID BALLOT, Mr.. Campbell of Ohio
arose and stated, though he had received high.
or number "i votes than any Of the opposition
candidates II was obvious that he could not he
elected without he renudated his we'll known
principles with regard to Slavery aud American
ism, and in order Ia facilitate the organization
he would withdraw his name
After Mr.. Campbell withdrew. four ballots
were taken. The last and 9th ballot resulted
as fnllnws:
w. A. Richardson, Ill. dem. 73
\. + Banks, Mass. TX. n. AZ
ii. NJ. Fuller. Pa, fWhig.l .............2 30
A. {. NJ. Pennington, j, (Whig.). IL
John Wheeler, N, Y. (Dem.) ...........7
+. *. Zollicoffer. Tenn. IN. NJ. ......-.9
he election is apparently as far off as ever.
Mr.. Humphrey Marshall. of Kentucky, has
been Withdrawn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-10

On Wednesday evening nan named John
Hines secrtted hjm,clf on "A freight train of the
Boston and Providence Railroad, With the i'll
icnIon of getting a free ride tn PRwtncket'
Mass Ir was discovered nt Canton with HIS
Il, ad severed from his body, and otherwise horn
LII. ,llnltt.lrl-
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pre- P-M G Booth Franklin Broxes, Roanoke; q w
Daurhcrty J IL Dunsmore, DIR A w Waite, Monroe; j l.
,hamnman Farmville; VIM Wood KY Ilesdeu, Floyd
6 II; Thompson, Franklin; Mr. Dsher and lady Ohio }
Len vch DR. CLARK, Floyd H. w Rosser Campbell; X
II urks Amherst 1hos Wade, Pulaski; j. Datz and SON
Tlovd {; W COLON SON Smyth; w Hanord Bristol
Tenn ! NJ pettigroyv VIM Miller. II Buckner V & 7 Il II;
l. GRAY Salem; l. J. Austin Lovingson X Il Harris NJ
Loving " Payne, Ncson J S Falier, Philaia DR. X
StentEc BEDFORD Irhv Lynchburg Capt w + Davis, s
II; Cast IIarmling, Il r r. w Emerncs Elizabeth
town Tenn; II p Wooding, Summers. Richmond; Pen
dston Giles: G Ewel ytheyille; NJ Shultz, Richmond
i,urnos Nicholas, KY Harvey Roanokei Davis, X X
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DIED.

residence in this city. the morning of the 2lst No
rcmber Mr. MALLORY in the 72nd OF his age MT
this place for about 40 years and
leaves large of friends and relatives to mourn ms loss
while he has gone to rest
Departed this life at the residence of her uncle VIM Nor
ley Bedford CO. the Sth November Of Typhoid te
Miss FRANCIS s. BEAsLY Of Butler county, ny" IN
the year her Though stranger her loss Is
deeply large circle OF friends and relations
p Bedford Sentinel please copy.
In Fincastie Of Typhoid fever Thursday the I'm instant
JANIS w. LUsTER. aged about "a wears
ON tbe o4h Novophar AT the residence of her father
nrv Miss ELLASor T., daughter of capt George
ifavcly. in the 18th year of her age
On Friday 18th ultne at III o'clock y NJ at the resi-
dnco nl her father near Rock Spring ps yania county
SARAH EIfzARErH eldest dan hor II william II. c, and
ANA T. Reynolds, aged four years; v" months ana H>e "a"
Her disease Croup, and her Illness bri"t,
In epe llanec D. Thursday evening the stt Instant
on rupture Of the heart Mr. JAGG2 SMITH agedo6 years
snd l0months
Mr. Smith lived until - years ago in pittsyvania county
Va which he has been resident Of Independence,
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Dsst u ,;rs FIR ia New Ibfk.

New YoRE. Dec. "A ii eoccnrred here 'i'Is
,,u,,,ing. int'y,ar street. Which pr"ved very de
.,ructiyr before being snbducd by the tirein. n
1hrrc houses occupied by Charleston and "a,
vannab merchants. were partially hnrnt. and - D
bnIol f cotton. from New Orr""9. Jn,t 'hhd i
from the steamer Black Warrlor, s"re also d.
st Dyed.
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IInsiiLe Nreiinn. PrfrtnteH.

We learn that a Chesterfield gentleman w",
arrested in ,hi- city last evening, and held Ia
boil in s sum uf Sj0Di, on the representation ~
certain persons that he wa- about 10 iish' dn'i
..;,h ,,,tl,.r gentleman from the same county.
rho ofhsr party has not een apprehen3'd - r.
TLir
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DFc SC Paul Dinckc Phia; Oscar Lawrence Theodore
Lawrence b Lawrence. New York; Jno Blanks, Peters
bnrr: VIM f lIoey city, Hale; Robinson, IIisvile;
Walter Meade. Vim II Palmer, Richmond, VIM NJ Pate h
Christian Staunon W Darby, Maryland Gen A Moore,
Wvthe; Onger Richmond Maj 1hos Leftwich Bedford
G w Burxeil. Roanoke; X II Wyatt, h Wade Campbell;
Deprest Campbell + Montcro city; jno Moore,
Campbell; L johnson Va; VIM Fish, Southampton T {
Jordan Pagr; Jos Taylor, Phia; WIN Green T G Hayth,
New York Major Hammer and dauphtcr, Va; II lawson,
Va. /
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NEW York. Dee THE Pacific Mail Steam
shin a.. have Contracted with the Government
,n cssrv nl.t sno troops for Oregon Tie steam
.r -. Loui> hu- ben chartered 'sr that pur-
pose. md wil' ,ali on tie istI ins'. for A-,''n-
A..lL.
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Ubo CLoIjeDDsd Gyr,iy1

The Washington spondent Of the Heraia
SAY. that Virginia editor being introduced i"
Hnrrc. freely, the other day. IN the National
Hotel. insaltcd him with a challenge 10 fight -
~nmol,ndp interf-red, however, and conquered
pr, o. between them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-10

H. wish To sell the TRACT OF LAND which
.vcd To- N. in lSl Joshua Thomas containing $50
isTt near - aud part the West side Of the No Business
AiouiIaiL
/, man who good judge. and who has examined IT, ssys
good Tobacco land. There is but little
cleared III be sold either for cash on credit
Mr. D. Rice. who will show those who wish
o examine IL. NOV 23cla~u MlCAJAH DAVIS, JR
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By TElL,ikAPlI.


RICHMOND, Dec, s.-Meson elected The
vote stood Mason ia; Summers &C.
WASHINGTON. Dec. s.--No election of Speak
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s.gBN@. afs.sLS.! aSs.ks!! splendid plain
- ilt,l t4a II I,iurs.
S,I,uaA HiaHH Br1,ades
IIau Black Mnirc Antiques;
-HH s.ti ed Black Moirc Antiques,
PA. Cil.rrl Moife Anuqucs;
Satin striped calered Moir" Antiques
Caiareu Br,cndesi
Haid Silks. in great variety;
sfrpod silks, 81
MoufUine S.sk.
Ircurh GreY silks, assorted
Hen hpunaaf tiaif 81 very rlrFan
Fink Bnt and y htc tlare silks for evening dresses
Superior Wbfe Brocades. tBidaD
7" striped liraafdrs, OBHiaD
Paid
boil lors pertect assortment OF slk foods
and call i tese wanting such, TO this Stock,
n"yt'5,s GRO # REGEER & co
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NGATTREsAEs: MATTREssEs! Ill ~
Av1 preparedto all orders for every description Of Man
Hair Shuck Cotton Wool and Moss-op the aceso.
dating terms and At the shortest notice. Call and leave 49,
1t the Auction Oeore q VH8
nov 9oG VI N0aDY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-10

HJl SILL eter fer sale tract Of land containing 2la
a. res in the inHedai vicinity of the Court House.
This tract ofand very productive well has
rood supply TIMBER oforigual tn, besides supply
suitable for fire wood that regarded
xhai >tble.
herc are very situations building
{ ur House aud if sirahe building lots would be
and soft separately.
For terms which will be accommodating. apply in
sepce to Robert Iinslcy " hons authorizes; 10 sell
may 7.yts JOfs H. DAVIS
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.
BN WV ~ MOSRY, Auctionccr.
FAMILY cARuIAGE AND Hal

cNyx. FAMILY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS
~. Ar AucrioN--on SATURDAY MoRsISo, tue
CARRIAGE aud HARNESS. which has been used hut little
ana = IN nrs' rate running order
Nl"" I'VE or three good saddle and harness Horses.
dee 'Hti3ih G. Il PHELPS, Auctr
'lRysInE's saAn or vAr.u AHGE
PROPERTY LAND, MACHINERY. sfoCk OF
by h"ann I saclctt and duly recorded the undersigned
rsa'r VIII proceed to self to thu highest bidder all the el
low iug property enn,c eyed IN said deeds
ON TUESDAY, the nth day Of December next, we will
proceed 20 sell he stock GOODS hand
previously occupied by George larhy consisting Of large lot
" IRON Vat twenty ons) Of all sizes. Steel NRilsIO ur 80
sitr'-Shcet Zinc and Tuners Ri,s Lead ripe Spades
Sh'Vr She Faek Sors Anyis Vices several barrels dne
and Counting ioom Furniture.
The above sale win be continued from day day I'll the
immediately after the above sale will proceed to sell
Engine Chin stack all the axurcs belonging thcrco
Nv" flatnets one Boring Machine Driving Machine
ononnR Machine ono Doseal Machine with the exclusive
patent right nso thereof aud for the Y aud vicinity o
ynehhurS This Machinery ia well deser, ing the attention OF
Mechanics eons engaged in business requiring SUCH aud
hH been rnehhced by competent Judgesio be the finest
machinery tHis side of New York.
The said sackeas Of M on stous Sc $50
100 barrels Ihonason Lime balances Wheat Shoe Whea'
s'1Ne och a. a.o one Mornings hrr proof SAT- m,
po' ~ sn at me store hense Of said Saeteit near h'ay
cite IN Montgomery county all of his che said Saees stock
OF hoods Merchandise" Sc composed of such articles as are
usually found country the lease oi said snckc
said sorehouse which will expire the st day of scpian
tennessee Raroad iug In the county of Montgomery near
,an store Mui's Wagon and Hccr tariyall Timber
NAgg'nt aud log chain set Blacksmhs Toos lot of Tim
Der ftskc Nnrcros laner aud Grower and all the hs
lnro thcreentn hronguE toeeher with the exclusive right
f." sale or nso tot Montgomery horse Steam Engine aud
hAros complete three Circular Saws for as with all their
complete h{tnr,. Also At the same time place.
TRACT or LAND lying Ia Roanoke county, On the waters
Of radsha" Crock containing 2o acres more on less 200
Timber irees diecen tract Of land another TRACT
OF LAND containing about li5 acres more OF lees another
TRACT or ANp adjoining the same containing about 300
a'rrs NOR = less. "" Other TRACT adlanlng the ssme
containing - acres re or less also all If the said SacNe
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EI1LLENGBROOK HN Ell, Petersbur4,
Ed VASOTICEin taking charge Of the above estabeh.
menI would respectfully solicit continuance Of the
former the HOTEL and freL-s ask them 70
call and My table shall always be spread with all the
ecaces the The all attentive The
entire establishment shall have the best Alteration trt as
of My wife will that the ladies who pafronze the Hotel
shall wish graed all ask share Of busi
The house furnished in the best style and Is To-
in quiet part of the My Omnibus Will always b
the different depos sttend them
andfro JOSEPH l.. CA2RINGTON.
jy 30d&cts Proprietss.
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-,C.rooI .yCAMPsEIL HOUSE


Il TAN-f ARD my arm IN 0dior which has Lcoi,
cnrcd by Lee MrClntaca since 1871 II has
salo buildings attached considerable quantity If Tan
iiark on haHd comfortable family Residence far off
ars.on h. given ho LIT Of January and probably
- taoy5-w. MtCAIAH DAVIS. JR
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ATREEeE,-fn pursunnce of decree in thc
" Chaneery Court at Brownsville Tennessee offer for
sale euire IN ESTATE Of George urk hart doe the
sullivan aud Stat al Tennessee the OF
sinking 10 miles Southwest of Abingdon Va the
oncsborouR y mlog East of Bristol the
minus 81 TIE 1 r. Il We r. Il. aud the Va & T.. r. K H.,
containing s less about $50 cleared and
cultivation. and is as well adapted TO the growth Of hot
land in The country the oho contains
very and lays well for cultivation upon which
situated comfortable Cling house and all
buildings with large and convenient double barn also,
Mil Upon there saw Mill the other has here
purpose paper The
quality of the power considered the best in
upper Tennessee manufacturing Purposes of almost
kind There upon the premises aneVer ning Spring
best quality of also, large and convenient
Spring both of the Water Pow VIII
sold separate thought advantageous
accordance with the said decree, ofer the above de
scrbcd Of land private sale, credit of six aud
twelve months retaining lien sBil land until the
chase money paid Any information in regard said aud
had by addressing Samuel MctanghcV. Crecucylp
East Tennessee q Burkhar papcryjlo East Trur
SAMUEL MCGAUGiIEY, r.,.u-
30cif4t q. BrRKHA ART, TN'ia.
S.Ne0Gu LIPS AND StSsS.-Frcsh Cold
- Creamand Lip Savc, highly pefumed in jars and
boxes, prepared and for sale by
STROTHER d WHITEHEAD
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NOVEMBER 2nt, ssJ5.-
~ French Worked Collars and Sleeves
Mat1 iBee
pain and Enhr ttercd Tardscrr' tefs
And great lreiy Of Lace and muslin Goods generally 10
", roy Sts gro NJ RrcKER & co.
~, GOODS Az CASE PRICES, AND
"A ALI ACCOUNTS DUE TWICE \ ikAf, VIZ l7'
DAY JANFARY. aud LIST DAY OF JrLY.
GEORGE NJ RUCkER & CO. respectfully beg the atish
lion Of their rn4emers uhic the very extensive
stock of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS they have now
store This Stock needs only to be seen 20 be appreciated
as to extent. styles and prices.
persons visiting this market purchase of Dry Goods
will save themselves time aud money by calling on the snD
scrihcrs lnoy pts q NJ D. q ga.
v-gl,yE. aJOAAS, HSirr Antique Trim
NING MORE ANTIQUE CL0Aks, Velvet Trim
MUG I 10TH CLO AXIS. More Antique Trimming.
We have the ,.ry rolor aud In price from
the low Grade the 10 be hal feasc give US
call Inoy l.ts} GEO. " RUGKER & CO.
-Inorination ,,s to the whereabouts La
w Wis EyINGTON, whn resided in this place up TO Is 9
ANY pcrsun acquainted an - G3e II alive, vii
confer favor information at this Ohce II he lei
children they may something their advantage;
children his nr.' II kin iscp 2ats
A,sA1>Ir. S..JuIB- N-i&uL E%tSif1>.--E have
- now IN hand large AID we'll selected stock of STAPLE
GOODS aud GROCERIES such Negro Clothing, Of the
very grade Blankets oZnalprrs. Cloths Boots ana
SHOES Liquors Sugars tofets Lcathcr Nails and on viii,
intend 10 sell las for cash in evlnnge for country pro
ducc those Visiting ivrchnrR viii Do well TO call snd *
trrninod to goods low not lower than any house IN
the ciy-
III II articles in part;
CuIFirs Bio Coffee Lagnyra Coffee, Mocha Coffee Ma
caln Cnff.e lava & e." and Green Coffee
SrGtHs-E sugar Il Sugar A Sugar. Loaf Sugar q
Sngar Sugar Pnvorised Sugar Cuba sugar au'
WHsKIFs -Zlglers best do Pure Rye Rye, Noun
ian Tuscaloosa pure Roctihed Reched White ana od a"
R fs'0ii and 0#ece JNo. LrNsFORp.
'', iu5tr nor 3Ddsclm
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plated nnt britannia Ware, Walters, pam.
ed Toilet Sets Lamps Looking GLASSES, Gas Fixtures,
DC for sale by MUIR & STEVENS,
dee Its Petersburg
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A CARD-F sub.cribcr respectfully Inform.

GsRHs.--Hhe su bsc r. bcr respectfully in forms
and The public generally. that he
Gofufhin Hail. squire above the Bank Rich
lnnnd where prepared furnish every STYLE PIC
II RE known the Pilot graphic AIT tive him call
you shall moi he disappointed
nov 26-dlw6cty + J.. GIBBS.
atCggOgE. At GANa'EEsL coz 5tE HOUSE.
p VA-The undersigned viii open School Campbell
court House SECOND Monday In October pare
youths College, the ordinary business OF life
attention " make those placed his
Thoroughly acquainted with the subjects they pass over;
,i lu viii be sr1 strict discipline
h. maintained system will be observed Of
instruction.
TERMS.
Primary En-ls, per session OF i've months Si0G0
Higher English. l2aH
High. English ond French 1890
t,it,b "A. I.7tsa =nd French, l. -
t;re,A. Latin, French amt Higher Mathematics, 2dbJ
Good he had Al public EuHrdng Houses
yatc famii.cs village and in the ianedafa vicinity for
nom ej ;l' ten dolls'- yer ia9rt.
srt !6.claUfa X. VI. PARKER
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Fire at Sing Sinr Prison. \. !.

New YORK, Dec d A terrible fire was
eIng at sing Sing Prison last night, nil the shops
GA thu fir side were in flames, but il not be-
llevcd that the main building was in immediate
danger. There much excitement among the
priS lners and their yell was terrific.
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cEYMoun.s RR0An CAsT ,saA,N AND

- GUANO SOwER--We confidently recommend this-Ma
chine to farmers Having hut little machinery, It is dupabe
and easily kept in order and regularly any quantyo
Grain Guano desired Frank Rufin Esq, Editor Of tn
Southern Planter, thus comments on it
we perfectly convinced of value in efficient
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity Of
structon that do hesitate recommends the public
Again. horse works the machine with perfect It
breadth of feet fast horse walk and
carrying two bushels time, does stop
pages as by who seeds by hand The
seeding entirely independent of the wind and done
with well during high winds which prevailed most
the during calm because the seed delivered
close the We recommend the machine
therefore, every farmer but them buy IT,
Mr. Seymours who nothing but their own
THOS. BRANCH & SONS.
SON. SolaA fer PCT xburr