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japanese Minister refused. A speciaI rronc,
mission will be sent
FRAME.
:. me new proposed loan occupied public atten
non. III might, proably, be postponed till March
Leon fauoheris dead.
II was rnmored that the French government
would 'edaee the du:y 50 per cent. On tallow,
eoeoanut oil and grease.
AUSTRIA.
| IN the llth at Vienna notifications of the fri
| pc treaty were exchanged.
There was II report in Vienna TINT Russia No.
| eepted the four points as "A basis for peace ne.
EQUATIONS, but the razng of Sebastnpo or the re-
ducton of the Black Sea fleet would never vol
unfairly be coded. lfunoiiensiye, the removal of
the militia 10 foreign garrisans. The bill was
however read Il second time and passed through
the committee.
PRUSSIA.
On the I'D ult., the chamber resolved to open
the PruSslan coastng trade to the English ship
ping.
The Latest
BMAKLANA, Dec. S.-'lhe Vladimir and an
other Russian steamer arrived ON the 10th out.
side the Quarantine Fort, and opened fire on
the French flank, but the allied vessels com
PEELED them to retreat under the batteries of the
fort
Lord Cardigan had left the Crimea for Eng
land
The Paris Moniteur publishes the following
from Admiral lamclin
kAMIsn BAY, Dec. IA severe canonade
has been going on in the direction of Sebastopol,
ana two sorties have been repulsed at the point
OF the bayonet, after an obstinate struggle.
letter from Jassey, dated December o. in the
Augsburg Gazette, reports great activity among
the Austrian troops composing the army of oc-
cupation. Some regiments had advanced to for
tined points on the Lereth, and extended adj
yanced posts as far us the Pruth
The following important statement is taken
from speech of Lord John Russell on last nj ght:
"My beliefs that although not contained in the
literal terms of the treaty, Austria will find that
us we do not propose TO diminish the territory of
Russia; as propose to leave her II great and
powerful State, and to demand only securities
which are as necessary for Austria as they nre
for France and England, unless Russia shall con.
sent To such fair and moderate terms as it will
be duty to propose whenever a minister of
the Emperor shall declare he is directed to enter
into negotations;-if. | say, these terms are not
accepted by the Emperor of Russia, | anticipate
that we shall have, before the opinng of the next
campaign, the alliance of Austria with us on tho
offensive and defensive"
SEBASroPoI.
We resume the diary of the scige
Nov. 23d.-'rhe war correspondent of the Lon
don Times, says: although it may be danger
Gus to communicate facts likely to be of service
to the Russians, it is certainly hazardous to con
ceal the truth from the English people. They
must know sooner later that the seige has
been for many days practically suspended; that
our batteries are used up and silent, and that our
army are exhausted by the effect of the cxces-
sive labor and watching to which it has been
necessarily exposed. The Russians know this
well enough. The relaxation of our fire is self
evident; hut our army though weakened by sick
ness is still equal to holding its position.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGToN, Jan. 1.
w AS
SENATE.


SENATE.
In the Senate Mr.. Sumner presented II memo
rial from citizens of Massachusetts, asking for Il
capitaton tax of not less than 500 upon every
foreign Immigrant to protect the country from
the evils attendant upon imn grafton.
The bill from the House continuing California
Land Commission taken up and passed.
The discussion ON the Bounty Land Bill was
resumed, and the amendment making the maxi
mum in any township thus granted, $50 acres
was again amended by the substitution of6iO
acres. Many other amendments were proposed,
which if passed would extend the grant to every
&C untry train band. Without dsposing of the
bi the Senate went into executive session.
HOUSE.
In the House, Mr.. Stanton, of Tenn, moved
to take up that part of the Presidents message
relating to the re-estabshment of the Memphis
Navy Yard. 1t was discussed and referred to II
special committee.
Mr.. Fenton introduced bill for the improve
ment of Dunkirk harbor. Referred.
The House then went into committee on the
whole on the bill for relief of purchasers and 10
caters on swamp and overlooked lands. and Mr..
Sellers made speech in reply to Mr.. keitt,
strongly advocating the doctrines of the Know
Nothngs.
After many amendments had been offered the
bill was amended on motion of Mr. Letcher, by
the addition of a substitute, which was reported
to the House and passed
Mr.. Faulkner reported bill for the re-organ-
ization of the army and navy, which was recon-
mitted. The House then ad journed
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YNe NInrkftS.

BALTIMORE, Jan. I.-lIolderS of Flour demand
50; no sales. Wheat-sa of 1000 bushels at
S2aS2.0S Corn-sales of 10000 bushels at 80
81 cts
NEW YORK, Jan 4.-Flour is & cents lower
Wheat firm, and tending upward, sales at 81 %
a 81 OF, Southern white S3O5 a $3.50. Pork
and Beef declining. Lard unchanged.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 300 beeyes offered and
500 sold. at 1928 sl.75 on the hoof-equal to
800 net. Hogs Sc Sheep aS3 81.
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Masonic National Convention, &c, &c

WAsuINGToN, Jan. 1T National Conven-
ton of Masons is still in session. The object of
this assembly is the consideration of the estab-
lishment of Grand Lodge of the United States.
The Regents of the Smithsonian Institution
met Yesterday but transacted no business. They
adjourned to January IL.
Grisi and Mario will give concert at the Ma
tional Theatre in this city next Monday evening.
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John II. Robinson committed suicide in Phila
delphia on Tuesday, by blowing out his brains
with a pistol. The act is attributed to Pecnna-
ry embarrassments and his having been dis
charged from employment. He was moulder
by trade and was married only two weeks ago
4 female named Fannie Wertheimcr also COM
mitied suicide on the same day, by taking arse
ME
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DWIpEND.-The President and Directors of
the Exchange Bank of Va, have declared div
idend of 1 ! per cent out of the profits for the
last months. After reserving ! per cent, 4 per
cent nett will be paid TO the stockholders.
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For OldPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth,
po,t VV,ltb II J;no


'INE beautiful md hvorile steumb,a ta r~S@ y
L AUGUSTA, under lhn command OF S4sssssze.EsE1s4-
Capt WIN. G. Smith ESQ long and fayornbly known To
the travelling community the Potomac and James
ivcr) is now running the line via Port Wnl
thnll, and is furnished with IL 4 IL OATS,
Life Prcseryers Fore Pump, and ali the APPLIANCE,
1uired by Act Of Congress the safety al pass
,ngers.
The Cars running It ncxon with the Augusta from
Richmond, leave hc Richmond and Petersburg Depot
every Monday Wednesdays and Friday o'clock
Persons arri, ing in Richmond. by the Packet Bonts
have but n lew STEPS to walk to the Ours.
The Cars rgnoi from Petersburg To City Point ia
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg
matrox K Il CO. thus giving passengers an opportunity
to go from Lynchhurg ether by the Packet Bouts
Dnuvillc Railroad 10 Richmond, by way OF the snuh
Siic Railroad to Petersburg and from there
ing to Norfolk.
Returning. tho Augusta will leave Norfolk the inter
natel days. viz: Tuesdays Thursday, aud Saturdays,
- A NJ.
he Augusta viii stop at Old Point both going ntd
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
tare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point - 0G
Far" hetwcen Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children over three years aud not twelve
years Of age, hall Price.
Meals each -. ......... so
Servants, through. so
Servants t. my point Il rivrr. .---.....-. %
Mcul- 49,. $500. 90 -
Jun 26-dtcts THOS. DODAMEAD .Sppt
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Cloths. Furnishing Goods, &c.

INlE subscriber has receive hls Fall and Winter
Ono l., consisting 1T French Cl,ths and Cnssi.
Of heat makes some very >upct nnl rx ra h"nsy
French Beaver Cntha mud Cn.simeres; piece hcul-
tful Brown Cloth; do Bl.ck-vcry l."-Huitnbe
Tor Ladies' Cllnks,
Nertings ol PLUSH, Velvet Silk, &c. &c.
1rimmi' Ks of newest style md best quality.
Shirts, Collars. MYERS, Undcrshirtz, (somc very
nteeD IIandkf@ Cmvals Soaf. Stacks, Gloves, Ilu I
Hoe. SC. Sc.
tn The nilor.ng department managed by Ambrose
Inge who Ill spnre .Neltiou eoutii the suits.
lacton he hus Al long given. WM. l. FACE.
oct II dts W.
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REMOI AL.

u The subscriber, having removed To his Store
NJ donr> ubove his old stand and three doors south
IN Main and MarSet streets, is prepared To offer i'm
ducenlenls 10 pcrsp- purchasing all kind, Of ID ugs
Medicines, Paints, Oils, DYES, Window Glass, futty
Peri .merf, Fancy Articles &c. &.
This Store i, 1902 feet deep, Which will enable him To
keep much larger stock tthr usual Particular, atten
will be paid 10 all orders. Pre,cripti filed
all hpu md tom experience of more than 30 years
he atters himself that lie Ill be able to furnish only
such medicines are pure md genuine. All the new
pharmaceutical Preparations made rs they appear in
tn, Medical Journals.
MUSIC SALOON.
The second story viii -Srd us Music Saloon where
he has aud will keep supply - those t.uly Gel.
ebrutcd " Drills Fair (Lnndon) rrcmi rano- All
kinds of Music and Musical instruments furnished to
order. Private entmnce t" the Saloon il the alley
VIsitcrs will please ring the .oor bed
ID. K. Ll MAN, Bank Square.
SCI, I2.d6 2taW6 nc
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4 wish TO rose NY prcsnn, business, | will offer
"a from thu, t'mru entire stock of Stoves, 1in-Warl
Sc,at greay reduced prices, cash To those wanting
my Article IN my nc would LAY that il their time
MIR William l.. LecNie having ceased To be in my en-
pay Mr. }. b. Rogers viii attend to all work entrusted
will also offer my sock of rool and fixtures which
are in good "r.iet, which will sell low. Any wish
Ing engage in his sino.s would do well give me
a cali. i. AGREE.
dec 80 d5cov
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NOTICE The Bonds accounts. Ac., due WIN.
" l.. Leckic Esq hive been placed in the lahds Il
Ed d. Christian ESQ Attorney Law, ior sun or col
lection, vino lone i, authorized to collect the sumo
All y, Icons indebted Mr. Lcchie will plcn~e
nri and payn> ioHge, Indulgence TW not BIZ gofH
ALBION J AGREE, Trustee.
dec lG d&clm
$4,000 worth Dry Goods at Cost for Cash
FINiE subscribers wishing Fl Sc his present stool
i cf Good, by the 1t of March, will offer them
COST for CASH, until the LIST frhruar when the
ma nIer vii. he soil at AUCTION. Tie stock is u
large AID choice enc nd VIII be s,ld in good faith
COST have large assortment of
rl,n Black Silks. Figured Bla k silks.
Plain C. olcIed Silk, Brocade silks,
Plain and Striped do. DRESS tuul-,
Cloth, (a trmt yurietN)
Cus.itrcic- Ncsting-.
White Good,
Emhrofd.lcs Gloves
lioiser Cuprt-.
D..mestics Blankets
Negro Goods, Shuwl.
&c &c. &c.
Many Of the above gaod- will be sold at less than
cost IA am nuxiou. close the stock.
dc 2.dIw22tawtFrhl WM. S. HANNAH.
R,,t,
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WANTED.-The subscriber

y continues in market for NEGROES, of both
sexes, between the ages of 10 and 30 years, in
GLIDING Mechanics, such Backsmiths and
Carpenters, and will ray the highest market
prices in cash His office is newly erected
brick building on LIST or Lynch street, immediate
" in rear of the Farmers Bank where he is pre-
pared (having erected buildings with that view
10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise, on moderate terms, and keep them
rs secure as ii they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WOODROOF.
sep % d&e6mos.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegraphed fol the Daily vireinian.
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Jan 5.--The market is generally
dun. Flour city mills $3.50. Wheat unchnng-
ed.
NEW YORK, Jan. 5--Flour has declined II TO
IL cents, Sales at - II to 80 IS. Wheat is
firm and tending upward.
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NIANTUA-MAkING.-NRs- SANTEI

vi ANTI A. MAAINts.-MRS.S SAMUEL r.
~ oA"StpN respectfully informs the Lndi,. ,T
iHneh7urs and II vicinity that she i, now prepared to
{" ~ On the above mentioned business in all ,,s
o'on'"' VIZ CI"ah" presscs, Mantes, aud Wrappngs
IN every variety ant STYLE Mrs Dau SON pl.ls4s hon,
sell 10 hnNe all work entrusted to her care turned of in
'hr n aies' manner and With the utmost dispn CHI All
orders from the country may be LETT AT tho .tofe of
H''sT' "hh DAVIS Co whorc they will be promptly
atoaaed md tie work returned the appnintr lime
She has made arrangement 10 receive In, r,l5,n.
mouth. hesdencr-neer the Reservoir
Jan d3tr3t
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Roanoke College.

FACILI Y
Rev. David r. Biule, a NJ, President and Prnfc,
.or Of Moral aud intellectual Science, Ne
=. Cnr,one Webs, A NJ, Pro-, Mlthemnii = MI
Nlturnl Science.
Henri G. Won lIoxar Prof Ancient and Mode n Lam
Eages.
V. +. Bolton. Tutor
THNHlS Institution. located n Salem yn.. vii
mencc Is next srss,n OcrCRjer dth. Expenses fen
the session Of ten months, including Triton Bond
Roomrenr. Fue, Lights aud Inciicnnl expenses sll2.
For particular. address tie President.
aug l9-d2cGnns Req COPY
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VIII Won Read the Truth 2

4 Medicine must hive merit ind great mert,to stand
"A the trst public opinion. No art Of
galvnnise worthless article to keep up good
medicine II it ba really
good medicine will live, he popular, and "a
ten II, snes ycnr after ycur, in spite Of opposition.
The people readily find its virtues, aud the nmc Of
them Iosses from mouth mouth with more rnpdity
than newspapers oan spread it. living witness tcsti-
Tying Ia ao medicine has made for him Is Of far
more service Il an any newspaper advertising.
In pTuo of hal above, refer You
HAMfTONS NEGETBLE TlNCTURE, mud its eff
iects Its praise il in the mouths of multiudes. The
best men IN country give their tstimory to its
wonderful curcs. Among them name Hon. II.
Cny Hon. Rich. NJ johnson, Vice President Of the
rnled Sint,s, with hugdprds of others Capt Thomas
Canot-br rthcr to the celebrated physician Of the
Emperor Of frauco-was cured by it of disease Of
years standing after the skill of all the Doctors Of
Europe and Amcri' Ind incd to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.1po,her CNRE by HAMPTONS TTNCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor, every ,chere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the fullov ing Certificate frem n Indy endorsed
by Postmn,,f h. T.. CooIer:
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LNOls GE1ss I;

I.NDk sHHkE.-l have tor hbe - OF 20 Ne rpcs
L Among turm ia COED Cnok, loncr md Washer,
al Factory hands, II GOO Wngancr and "A number
Of Bows aud Girls, good house servants.
tee ~ div ED. ID CHRISTIAN
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DKUell MOUNTAIN MILL stones.

DsIsll MOUNTAIN MILL STONES
The undersigned are now procuring from their cele
mated quarry, the Bush Mountain, Montgomery
", Mill Stones mil Burrs of the very best quality. Tn
reputation of tlics1 stunes widely know n, but II
Railroad giving sed facilities in filling orders.
We nveap ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and Lee
Johnson, Lynchburg, agents for the sale of m.
shortest rice.
Our Address, Bn- -burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co
Jane, NJ. Williams, Danyille, v Reynolds 4 Co.
LesA lille. N. O. alsn agent |. 7. X Co
Enh I 4 4
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

SccrrsvlLLE, A bem,ne Co., Va
Ma ch ith, 1858.
Mesus Mortimer q. Mowbrdy:- Gentlemen--H Having
been afflicted with Rheumatism for time in its
FORMS aud being able to obsain relief from
other medicines. was induced to Try champions Veg
etahe Tincture" few bottles OF which am happ, to
say, have made perfect cure.
AT the time commenced using the finctGfe |
scarcely able to walk ! and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam.
Yours, most truly N. E. MAY.
THEtEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint Debility
Extract from james Harris, Esq Letter, Alexandria,
Fa.-Acr speaking of wonderful cures on himself, no
says Mrs II. has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining, lom
weakness through her whole syStem. Sho enjoys
better health than for iniry years. being entirely
ed by the of Hampton's Vcgetabte Tiacture"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes-Extract from
Letter from G. lines. ESQ., Lou,on county Va.-"My
wife has been for yeas afflicted with great weakness
pnn in the breast, side and back; pulpitaton & the
complexion saow the sight of eye almost gone, the
othr weak. am pleased 10 say, HamPtons
Tinctnre has restored her to perfect health Her eyes
good now ever they were.
to Call and get phamphlets -
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & Co, Lyncll'.rg Sewers
Scottsville; A j. BROWN. Cbarot,e-, lie, and by all
Drug sists throughout tbeState. ,ar24 dsc1y
Ma FOR KEN r.-1hat very desirable family
EI 81 lence on West present occupied by
Rev. J. E. Edwards. Early possession he given.
For terms apply 30 R X. Watkins.
nov s-t.if BENZ P. wALKER.
LNOIs HIRE.-A good Blacksmith Apply to
T. D. B. PAYNE.
Jan 3-d3t
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Hnmpshre county Vn March lat, 1854.
Ar r. p. Coopc,- Dem Sir: Agreeable your
quest aud my desire benefit the afflicted hero.
by ccttly The gtfaf relief tnvc rcccv ed from the
ol Hampion's Ifg,tabic 1mtfWr
WA taken with violent pDipi'atioH, rather aut-
tcrng md trembling oil the henrt which continued
cl days; il seemed I'm, heart Ind utmost forgotten
its Office. rh, family became alupmcd and procured
BIO tie of this valuable Medicine and bcioie Ind taken
bottle of this T,Bcfare Of Hdmpons WIS
tircly relieved.
1hi- Is the ihira instance of relief in my family from
the Of this valuable Medicine. Two three years
ago was laid W with uccraon of my ankle. from fleet
o ~hnt is generally called k leg. lind lost all taste
aud uppec. aud the sore, VII ella toUr inches
up and dawn, and half way around my ankle. rejected
effort to heal il until proc'.red Hampton's Veg
cabe Tinclureone bottle OF which restored my health
healed my ankle, and am tre"r from swelling than for
the last thirty years.
Again, one of my daughters very low from
dysentery nud when she began to sit up her feet com
menced swelling which increased every dav and began
to be very painful abe usad II bottle OF Hampton''
7ihciu,c; the pains were nssunged, the swelling sub
81 led and hen health reurnel-we kept her legs BAN
dagcd with strips Of wooden uotl her strength returned
have been thus particular that others nn Ter similar
circumstances might be induced avail themselves of
ihs remedy. Yours with respect.
ELIZABETH EDWARDS
do hereby certify that | personally acquainted
with Mrs. Edwards, mud can snley recommend the IA
bove statement 10 be correct
4. CooaER, Postmaster,
Cnpun Brdge Hampshire county Va.
~ Delicate Iadie. md Children will please give
rml.
Space tcii not pym 10 name hnadrCds Of others,
Geo. w Goodrich. Capt rhos. Canot, Robert Gaut,
james Smyth, cured of rheumatism
John Pervuil S, A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev. v Esk-
ridge. u. s. Navy, aud thousands OF others cured of
Dyspepsia, SoroiIo, Cough. Liver Complaint, Bronchi
It's, ST. Vtus Dance, &c. We refer citizens.
Gull oa them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
piaint The Verdict has gone .forth AHadmit
that champions Iinctnre" has no Superior -
ScorTsvILLE Albemarle Co, Va,
March 18th 1858.
Mesos Mortimer 4 Mos6ray :-Gontlemen--I have
been afflicted for the last eight yeurs with hheum atsm,
Dyspepsin and Liver Complaint, suffering all the while
width pains in the shoulders. hip bntk and side, shift
ing from side the other Paptution of the heart,
loss of appetite, cold swenis night excessive costive
ness, and great debility and weakness. tried many
remcdies which dome good, but rather grew
worse. Inst fall I advised try "Hanpton's
Vegetable rineture and am happy to il has cured
| nm free from all pain, and in the enjoyment
OF perfect hcul'h,and take great pleasure in recommend
ing the Ttncture all afflicted as have been.
Yours JAMES NJ NOEL.
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MUSICAL NOTICE.

HENNARO +. BOZXAOfRA, in returning his
NJ thanks To the Ladies' und Gentlemen composing
hi4 sing ing cns Ion thcir patronage during his first term
takes pleasure ia informing ihem, md the citizens OF
Lyn,abure. thnt he viii begin another session of yocn
instruction on the Atm of january 1883, over Mes-rs
Payne 4 Chrisans Book,iorr
Thoac who haze no knowledge of his ability of inn
parting vocnl instruction and through knowledge Of
the theory Of music, politely referred To hs pupils of
Tia" pnst session.
Ii necessary, there will be form" two cnssc. for
advanced scholars aud Tor beginners. Suitable
music will b. selectcd for both
In addition 20 the regular OF instruction "hch
his pupil' will receive during the sesior they will de-
rive the benefit OF singing with full Orchestra
parliament, and whenever Thought beneficial the Pnno
accompaniment will be used with the voire. The
Puno viii hn used during the rguaf hout Of inslruc
ting. brit whenever the class will have sing pieces
with the Orchestra accompaniment they will be r.qnc.-
ed ~ do only such nights will not Interfere
with the reeulnr nights of meeting.
Term hrretoiorc-S6 Tor session n three months,
meeting regularly an Monday md Thurslny. nj -
clock, y. m-lhe clu.s will be dismissed regularly ut
o'clock. dec 2I.dlm
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N ANvEn,
Cary, between l4th and 18th Streets,
Richmond, "a,
A RE receiving their fall supply OF Groceries, TO
"a which they invite the attentonof dealers. Their
stock consists in part MS follows:
100 hhd- o ~ = X Sugar
in0 bbs refined do
500 bag. Rio, La and Java Cohees
80 boxes Loaf Sugar
900 packages Green and Black Teas
- bbs o Mnnsses
30 hhds Cuba do
500 cases Tullow, Adamantine and Sperm Candles
700 sides Sole ! cnthor
500 kegs Cut Null.
so bbls Tanners Oil
1870 bngs shot
300 boxes So 10 and l0S IL Window Gass
20 casks Rice
30 bbls Cider Vinegar
so bags Ginger Pepper and Spice
200 Gunny Bags
1870 dor Painted Buckle aud Tubs
100 Kegs Super Carbonate of Soda
100 Stick aud Mass Li1uorce
500 reams Lcuei, Cur und Wrapping Paper
40 bhl- Maokcrol
so " Heriings
Aso--C for plou,h lines aud bed cords. Candle
wick, Cotton Irvine, Starch, Indigo. &C., with many
other articles in thoir line, and also good stock of
foreign aud domestic Liquors, adj Of which they will
sell IA low as possible taug 10 ts)
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PANNIII, & SONS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Petersburg, Vi.
DARTlCuLAR attention rnid to nile aud purchase
L OF Wheat, Flour, Tobacco, und rnrrchandiye gen.
riully Advances mad. ON consig ument4.
wv. rANNI1L nfNHr rASslLL Josrru rArNiLL.
mug 2i:dscly
EpEMOVAI.-DRS. II a II q LATHAM have
fNrcmuvcd their office The south. sid. OF Court
avenue. between Chu ch mud Court streets, above
tho Hose House dec % i limit
A1SSOLUTlON.-r suhsc, ibers having dis-
~ posed of their entire stock To Mcssts. Tnaicrro
" Hamilton would respectfully rail- upon those ndcbt
ed To them forward an settle Ms il essential
that thcr business be closed up early period
possible In retiring from ia. grocery business they
their sincee thanks their friends and
for the liberal announcement bestowed upon them and
nsk n continuance ot the same 10 new concern Office
u tn. old stand. DlLLARD 4 OGDEN.
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