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DRusH M0UNTAaN MaaL stones

DRGssE MOUNTAIN MEL Stones
- The undersigned are now procuring from their cele
,rated quarry, the Bush Mountain Montgomery
~ Mil Stones and Burrs of the very beet quality. The
rrputaton Of theya stones widely kLown, but Il
hailrond giving Us increased facilities hiling order.
ne baveap. ointcd Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston and Lee
Johnson, - nchbutg, ens for the sale of u IN
Who will rocpy orders md ave then fulfilled
.lurtcst notice.
Our Address, Bh. sburs, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE a. Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danville, VI s, Reynolds & Co
Leak 'ilie y. Q. are also ourageni II & Co
Feb ld.d2cts
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100000 AG"Hs AtNH. sA5Hn5'-H hAs" -HAs1f. MAH-
EfrE " GRAY, Notary Pubic, dealer in Land War.
rnH's, and Attorney for tho prosecution Of Military
Bounty Lnnd and Pension claims. wishes purchase
100 900 AC RES of Military Bounty Land Warran s.
| Will attend Ia any business Nonry Public such
echnow eel gmeni of Deeds assigpnent Of Land War
lbn,s &r.. &c LAFAYETTE w. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
july6-ts Pension Aeen,, Lynnhburg, Va.
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IoYp"ily t9aod and 'an's.rise " n" toonda
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RICHMOND.
UNITED s rATES HOTEL,
T. THaRsTON. PROPRIETOR,
~. B. BtsADGFOlsD n co,
gsicl,buOsid. Va.

General Commission & Forwarding Mefchan
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-, C-,,ra Baltimore lock Hospital
tIf,.15 49,, la obtained thr most feeiy remedy pr Ne"R
W ness or lois Organic Po"ST t9 ] N the Lgs a ,e Sem
nt nal Debility impdimcnt+t Marriage ana an uS'
ii arrons arising rom indlserl9s no lna,isI ~h',ier G
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-03-01
JUST ARRIVED
AT THE NEW
BOOK STORE.
IN THE BARRETT HOUSE,
A Fresh Supply Of

"A TIcOU OuPp1y VK
Direct from Publishers,
WHICH will be sold az cheap a. ever, among
w which are:
Sunny Memories of Foreign Fashion and Famine,
lands, by Mrs. Stowe, Irving's works,
Florence Ngerton, Home for all,
Art-Studentin Munich, History of Cuba,
Fern leaves, End series, Russia, by De Custine,
Home lights and shadows, Western fruit Book;
Gray's Poems, Progressive farmer,
N. P. Willis do, Solomon Northup,
and many others, too numerous to mention. Also q
Ans lot Of stationery, and general assortment Of
school books. foot II, '541 E.A.VAN METER.
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CLARK 4 CHESTNUT.

CLARK & chestnut.
T1AVE lust received by Oatman Express and are
T. now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock Of
Fall assd " inter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware, Glassware. and QueensWsre,
Hats, Caps Boots Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths, Car.
pets, Clothing, &C., &C., to which would
" call the attention of the citizens, and all others
visiting Burlington for the purpose OF purchasing
cheap goods and consult their own interest by cal
ing at the
y3A1MlE 581a IolhAgl2
before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determined
not to be uEders Id by any other establishment in the
place. Our goods have all been selected With great
care and by one that is we'll acquainted with the
wants of the community, consisting in part OF French
and English Merinoes, Muslins and all-wooi De-
LANES plain and figured silks, Coburgs Sack Flannels
Debegs, Persian Cloths. plain and figured Pop'ains
embroidered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Hamasks
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths. CASH
meres Satnetts. Tweeds. Jeans. Linens red Flannels
brown bleached and colored Canton Flannels; silk
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bonnet Rib
hons all colors Philadelphia Boots and Shoes
Shawlnvlong Thibet Cashmere; nice assortment q
children wool Hose, all sizes: ladies cotton and WOO
Hose; Gloves. Kid, all colors Cashmere and Lislt
Thread Black Mits, Gloves, etc., etc., etc.,
aug. Is, '54-tf.
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Groceries For the Million!
AT
KIMBALL 4 cos

r S. KIMBALL Il CO., have justrecei,eda large
u shipment Of Goods, consisting in part, asfoows:
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BAMlN5Na PLACE

(I7 ANTED-IO, 900 lbs. good fresh butter; 5000
w dozen fresh gigs; 100 dozen chickens; Dry
Hides, Beeswax, Rags and every article in the mar
keting way for which the higest marketing price in
cash will be paid at all times.
Oct, 7th, '54. WIN. II. ANDERSON.
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J. L. CORSE,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Books, Statione-
~ and Fancy articles north side Of Jefferson street
between Main and Third, Burlington, Iowa.
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EsINR SILK AND MOLEsKIN HATS, of the
IT best quality, and latest styles, for sale at the
MAMMOTH CLOTHING STORE.
April LIST, 1854.
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THOMAS DOUGLASS.

rr1sT rece;vsa and for sale at CORsE's
III anril 8
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BY EXPRESS!!

O1
A SPLENDID assortment IF Hats and aps
"A consisting Of the following makes, in silk, plush
and beaver: Hungarian, Young America, Empire,
Rnow-Nothings, Wide Awakes, and Mexican hats;
New style Fall Bonnets in silk satin, lawn and brad
Delainss, new designs, For the Fall and Winter.
Long and square shawls, for sale low at
HENRY H. SCOTS.
Oct. Is, "a. Main ST., Burlington
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Sir Persons Burned TO DpoM.

BUFFALO, July l6.-A most horrible calamity
occurred in the town of Brant, this county, yes
terdav morning, between tho hours of one and
two clock. James Thompson, a farmer in good
circumstances, was awakened by an alarm Of fire
and discovered his house to be in flames, having
been fired by an inccndiary in three places. Mr..
Thomr son, who is an aged gentleman, rushed up
stairs Immediately on discovering what was the
matter, to alarm his daughters. when becoming
overpowcred by .hc smoke, he was unable TO re-
turn, and himself his three daughters, julia. Ma
VT. and Mrs Elizabeth Carr, with the two little
children Of the latter, persisted in the flames
The ages of the unfortunate ladies ranged fir I'm
Is to2i years. The rest of the inmates Of the
house twelve in number, escaped with much diff
Guilty There is not the slightest doubt whatever
of the fire being the work of an inecndary. The
most intense excitement prevails in regard to the
affair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

RI C II M o d NOVEL NOW READY
\ STORY or RICHMOND IN 1882.

INLLlE: OR TIE HUMAN COMEDY By JouN
l. EsffN ca, AK, authaf If the "Nitginia Comcdi.
az. sLe"tef Sr.ebinss aud S,lh.' The Youth of
Jricrson.' etc.
"Morltr's ms oNIY WEANr.' - Is loa Ike II.
la one handsome 12mu. Vol beautifully Illustrated
with Original Dr-iepeiy Suelhr, Price ~ p
II Is On" 81 tie ver, teN Novr, Inn shond fin nj
miftpnce IL hehny rlree' - Ck,cago Dsiy Tiibbpc
Hpnttfnod AL triumphant sneerss Of the etcat VIZ
GINA iiaot ALONE. b, MAploS lI.eL,kp of Rich
mond. va. Repuhll4hci in L"n,,n md lnr.. Tenth
An ericnn Edition low rendy, IN one handsome l2mo
vol. Fancy Cloth Gil. Sl.25
"A NEW BoON' illustrative u. the Institution #
Slavery SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH; Orfhc
Failure If Free Sucrly by George Fuahueh E.1 Ono
wi. l2mn. fsic"-Gloth 81 Pnpcr, IS ccma.
Noucrs - nv PRrss I'll here ,ic pntra IN thu vol
nrgumcnts uud tnrt4 Whch VII ebu,e funr icsrn
aud cnrhain tho aueari,nof thinsng mcn.-Notienal
IH'cHicepcsr.
ihi- Nook Is NM % ihousht md nnrn1inc nf
uleas. Its main ol1r.t hc The o.trarion of
tire rcerasily for. aed the advantages of sllvrry-
Ha.diaqfou StHlr
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.
REvoLUTIoNIsTs TRIUMPHANT.

NEW ORLEANS. July lGth.-The steamer Nau
tilas. with Brownsville dates OF the It'll inst. ar
rived here this morning.
Gen. W DOL left Matamoras on the 9TH, to as
sumo command of the forces at ReyLosa, num-
bering 200 or l,3DO. The rcvoutionists, num-
herring $500; had taken Camargo, &. were march
ing on Reynosa a battle at thut point dali
Iy expected.
Gen Castro with 500 troops remained at Mata-
mDras.
The revoutionists have issued decree declar
ing all supporters of Santa Anna traitors and
punishable by death
tariff of 30 per cent ad valorem is in force at
all the Rio Grando ports
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LATE NEWS BY THEMiIiS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
4RRTV4L or THE CANADA,

New YORK. July l9.-Thc steamer Canada
from Liverpool has arrived here. Her dates are
later than those hv the Arago but give nothing OF
Importance -
LIVERPOOL MARKETS
Ji,erpool Juig Cotton dull and depressed
al decline Of &. Sales for The week 5000
halrs of which spectators took 1l,5U0. Sales on
Tr;day of 1000 babes. FAIR Orleans Z | :; Mil.
i,inrf;3 ;. Fair Upland :; Mjddlng IL
D,nneston quotes: Midlling OrIeansat 6a7 u 10
Upland 80. -,
Bread,tuffs unchanged, except Corn, which
had declined j. Cd "a %. closing dull Canal Fl lur
Ans cd: Ohio 4O-6d u 43s. White Wheat lls9d a
I2s2d. Yellow Corn 4is6d n l5s; white los a los
I'd.
Nothing doing in Beef or Pork. Bacon dull
at Igs. Lard advanced Is l>9d Rice dull.
Manchester adyices are less favorable and crops
promising.
Consois 81 A American stock steady.
LONDON MARKETS.
London July G.-Sugar and Coffee tirm.-
Breadstuffs dull and lower. Iron active and I'M
changed.
Money is easier, but will scarcely go as cheap
" as before the publication of the French loan
THE CRIMEA.
There was no new movements taking place at
the Crlmea.
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4 100000 COOLIES spEAnl-e e

II BOAT DlSANlE RS On / " II
WESTERN WATERS, AND STEAMBOAT DIKEC
TORY Thu unJer.ie ned have in course OF prepa
ration "A STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, waich VII,
b issued in Oclnbernexr. The book will cont lin owe
two kunired pige- illustrated in the best style aid
neaily bound in durable manner. II Wi be at
the int resting books Published and will hr
hook that viii be interesting al classes Of people
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY viii contain "A con-
Iete list md description Of all the STEAMBOATS, nov
aiinnt IN the esern aud Sauhrfn The length
md speed, power and tonnage Of buat where aud y
whom hu the It the buat witt the trade she +,
in. AI.o, tho names al Captains aud ptic"rs, her age
SC, Nc The Directory ii conrainn history Of Steam
beats and Hteam'outng ON the Western waters. sine.
the spplica ion of steam also, sketch oil the first bout
built for the Ohio River with the of the builder
conmaI der and
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contain f. Iisr and de-.
scrpriJn of all the S'ram5oar dis that hive DC
CURED the Nes aud Snuthetu water. beautifully
ustrate with list If all lno,e who have persisted
bq their burning sink ing and eHpodiua the Western
md uthern The Dire tory cor tain Man.
f, the Ohio Mississippi. Missouri linoi. Arkansas
White, Red Ots,h ita, Ia7oo, ard other Rivers, with
the Towns and Cilie, Ibid down with meet distances;
also many Other Rive arj C1ne,r,l iton, nj intrr.
IL the pcnr Ia at larry" Tho book will contain he
cpr1s Of the various u =. Mnil Boots with the trnd4
thee nre in &c &c The Directory will nl.o contain
n compete lat Of oil tn responsible Steaub,a Licensed
Officers, their places OF resi- ence Nc &c; II g
Steamboat Law, lis requireme t. with rnnirents, show
ing wherein il benefits tha Incompetent officer mud IN
lures the competent officer, &C.; &c M nIi he npr
Z. S. S1pretne Cout Steamboat Decisions up t.
dn,e; the and important Commercial Privileges
Pills of lading nporraui Dnci,inu- at IN" various L
Court. reee,d II frcght- L,,st n, i Damaged &c
Sc with many other tiines or iatn'c-t
The Directory will L. la,frsre j., hr bo.i style md
~ inted in the Les m a4.er Ihoa.'..i Gr six ,enr.
been gathering toeerh,r al liz tac;s and in ,egard
t. The numerous Stosu5oal he - ,,teri md
southern warer.. an -ow itrrtd- publi, them in
book form. 1hc Price II fle volh wi 4. MT NJ tie
low sum Of One DoIIpr. Tou haesrud cop.,4 viii br
/. n,.,t .#.r. = as H.
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SAFE OF REAL rs.

n n 7 ~ NlIIUe 0l n Urrd OF TItst cNeruItd
L mo by in. J. fnrvjs tho I3th ,nv of Ger hsr
1872 anl ot rrco Il H. - CIetk Oic ri the Comm,
C"uil OF h'Is', shall proceed srll othr Ing hest
bidder np" The mise saturday. The 2Stb a,v ii
July, 1879 s7out 40 SO desirable Building
Lots, tng III tho Mansion House .na 1 -, :
acres at gnrieu ground nuurlr,i tlercfo. Also one
Other Dwelling House with 1t ground attached
thereto the sane bring portion ol the Lnnd convey ed
In -ai Dec at Trust IA Trustee.
IEHMs oF S,Lt -Ohe.tbird cn.h. aud the hnlpoco in
tw" equn nsain,cnts =. mud month";. thu purcho..r
giving Nc ado mites, satisfactorily endorsed Tor the
drt'rred punlen's ADD the tnle withhcl until the
Hhoie OF the putonase money Is paid. n shmld buy
crS dese Ia "ttt thMr tcp once ,li4 ,Ist at the
OF - mr. NJ per annun nili ,e allowed upon th,
credit puypsntg Tor money.
The ap"ve h"rnsd property lea ia The county of Am
tetst. On Jama~ liver about milu um the CITY ri
Lynchhurp DANIEL A WILSON
10 ,itHSlt
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CoIKINNEY WRECKED:

NEw YoRK, July lSth.-The schooner Em-
ma. hence Tor Central America with Col Kinney
md his men. was lost on the 18th ult, off Caycos
Reef They were all saved and taken to Turks
Island
The party lost their baggage and equipments
but were in good spirits and looking out for an
other vessel
The expedition expects to start for Nicaragua
on the 2Sth inst.
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SECOND DIsPATCH

VIRGINIA PosT OFFICE AFFAIRs,-Postmas-
ter General Campbell has ordered the follow
ing:
Establish an office at Montgomery Springs, Mont
gomery Co,Vu..and appointed Robert II. Moslcy
Postmaster. The mails will he received and de-
lvered daily at Big Tunnell,a point on the branch
of the Virginia and Tennessee railroad. Not on
ly visitors to the Springs, but daily increasing
neighhorhood will be furnished with IT gular daily
mail facilities.
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TAGGTIoN-l2 Months

w CREDIT Will BE- sold Nrducssy the
18th of ADJUST 1855 public uut;on. (at the ulr re.
drnce nf Henry NJ. Wng,rt decd Immediately ON the
w. and Tenn Railroad 4 miles East uf Bonsack'.
400 or 500 bushels of Wheat, by u,a.urs The
Wh.a, Will he cenned well ,nd delivered 10 the pur
chaser the stack-yart mmcdiatey after the se if
the weuher i. favorable for cleaning. 4 credit ot ~
months will he given. the purchaser giving bond With
good security far the purchase money.
r. Sale 10 take place at | o'c,"ck nreci-ely.
RO. R. LrNSfORD. Admir-
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40 OF SO desirable Building
In M nnntn, IInnEa -.
40 BE S0.D by aUCrIoN

nh'~fel no 'hrHlHE w@rk W viii sell, by
lion the b autfaiarl celebrated IacL VI AR III Rn.
H. 3, nv" year- aad mil I'D. and eri,, in nj points
be'tg the mot beaut 'il nnima Of ite kind e,ar i'm
P"r'"d into :su1try- [. Il fHELrS Aurt.
=,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

JULIEN is expected in New York with a new
monster orchestra of nnrivalled artstes etrly in
August, aud has the Academy of Music engaged
for Annnst md Sentemher.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20
The preSiaencn.

The name of President FreIinghuysen; of Rut-
gers College, New Brunswick, is hoisted at the
head of the Springfield (Ohio) Republican, for
the presidency Of the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

Mas. c. y. SINCLAIR (Forrest) hos renquish-
ed the management of TIE Metropolitan Theatre,
San Francisco, and has commenced staring
campaign in the interior.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

y toh RENi-The above will known Hotel i. To-
r'tt Ter the presrnt yeaf, tor term 1t Years Tho
Houss in you'd sair continuing about 10 snrd i
tHated in lie mot central aud business pnr Of tue CITY
The Furniture of the house the most of which i. nr,,
and embrace aInat every Article npprroiuing In Hotel
keeping, w b" I'D NJ auctinn OF WEDNESDAY, the
21h inst; tIs offering additional ind ueement 10 the
Lessee ter further particular. apply
n II. CAMPBELL,
IL 10 to5t, WA 1, ,,,cn.
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NEW CONCERN The subscriber having
~ purchased o interest of his partners in tho late
concern Of Horer Watson g. Co., will continue the
GROCERY, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
BUSINESS the old stand, and socits the patronage
of the Of the old concern and the public gen.
orally. will attend promptly to the sale Of oil kinds
OF produce JAS E. HORNER
July l0-if2m- Republican copy
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IN BOTI pONRT COUNTI, "a
rENHIS very poDahut and agr.epbe Watering Place
is now opeo In the reception Of VISIT. They
supied AT the Western hn.e III tie Blue Ridge aud
Immediately On the INC of the Virginia and Tennessee
Raroad ahont 4G miles above Lyuchburg and there
for. Ia the most accessible Watering Place IN Vre nis
III within hours ride Of lynchhurs which makes
it peeuinu y inviting for Inc families of all per
whose trades profession o,brd II continued abb
sence from home, and who, AT the time drsii. as
al ueht. give their families their frequent personal
pae-cucr aud attention.
Laree 'nd Convenient additions have. during the
Springs, gcther with u convenient Bath:ng House
which ~ MOI only add greatly tho comfort e vis-
tors hui viii ennble The proprietor u accommodate
IA much argcf number han he was able 10 accommodate
the nS seaspn. Places of innocent aud healthy amuse-
men bnYe ase been provided
he medicinal qualities Of thee SPRINGS hive been
nscettained to be not interior to ary White SULPHUR
Swng- in virginia. md the beautiful aud picturesq-
mouHtsa scenery by which they are surrounded. aud
pure insigoating air peru nr the atmosphere of
the place surpassed by TINT Of my other iace
in the Sipte.
fhe Table md Bar will always he abundntly sup
piled with the very best the country affords. and nv
attention will be given by the proprietor ami his INSIST.
ants 10 the comfort md enjoyment af yisil1rs
a Hack viii be in tradncss Ii Boasack's Depot to
convey passengers the Springs being mile and
inn rdiately ia view of the Railroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor
unr oJ.dSrprn
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NTANp1D To collect by the lat day of Ar
w gust oil he accounts duo tho Subscribers tho
lst july Co, tiis,ds may expect 10 be called
in few days aud We hope they Will be ready and will
ling honor drafts, Those who dislike heng
dunned moy find their bills in READINGS at our de-k,
where they se the privilege Of settling they prefer
it, BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
iulV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

SOMETHING W.-The celel rated Morn.
~ ing Star double oven COOKING STOVE. for
cnnl wood Just received the Furnace and Range
Ware house. Er.t Mun street, A Stove which is
sidcfed he bal cheapest substantial and perfect
Cooking Apparatus IN the Union. aud ted To bakr.
roast, boil broI and fey in the satisfactory ner.
"iIh esa fuel than my other Stove Of similar capacity
in land them.
ALSO. fne ssortmeut of LEADPIPE of yarsus
sizes, Mt hand uBd for sale by q. 8. BLISS.
iy i7stA
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MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC
NEW CONCERN.

FENllE urh,r-ign having taken thu house fprmrry
y oecupiri by q n n -. Sieptoc. wo doors above
a rec Il McCltnahan's III stand, aud door
Murrell u Suatton. Main street Lytchhurg Va, begs
LEVY" 10 call - attention of his iriend- and the bile
gener H., hi stock IT Groceries, Liquors, &c.
which he IS ofrring low for cnsh in exchnnge for
country produce. Purculur attention paid 10 the soe
nj Flour VIII. 1, Corn, Tobacco &c.,-uso the
eeiying and forwarding of Goodu
may % c&dtty JOHN LUNSFORD.
Bcdftd Sen,Ine and SnIrn Reester CORY Gm
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NEW CLASSICAL SCHOOL =

Anew CLASSICAL SCHOOL Tine rub
scribrr. wing rnulc arrangements with Mr.. X.
oiaerro 10 succeed him ling" respectfully solicit
The pairi,uase If this community. The School wll BIZ
ri n hch order embracing in its course the Lhtin,
'r-rk. +. ench and German Languages, Mathematics
std u-uai English 81 snc 90. Tie session will be
M"ndsy Septprnber3 d. and continue 10 months
Terms $40 n,r session. J. NJ GUY.
d. r MASSIE
We refer 10 Messrs. r. NJ. Taliafprro. Jas NJ Boyd,
Capt. Samuel McCorkle r j. Kirk psrrck Esq, GEM
-. Roie., the Faculty nt Wa hneton Go lace, WIN. NJ
Nec,for ESQ., and Chas. R. Slaughter, Esq.
Add ess either of US, Of c. I. wills, Esq,
L!nelhurg. W. july lid cwtlsiSePt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

'BNlilS old and nsorle Watching PLACE hny-
ing b"cn greatly enlarged nnd rnhell.frd, Is now
open for v-nrs. liz farne IN tie Of dsea.e-the
steady growth al tlnn thirty yenrs experience
aud trinl-i- too we'll established advert.
sing Il is beieved 10 stnrd wholly without II rya ~
the 81 Serofua, Chfonic Dirrbeu Uy4papsa, OBJ
stnate Diseases of tho Liver al the kiIne'p aud of
the Skin, bronchitis Opihpln, and Nervous affections,
Chronic Thrash md complaints perulnr TO females.
Pamphlrt, confirming nlhiysis unin few Of null
tiiude Of cuses hrl might hive been bshed will be-
forwarded on applications
But. the propricof- viii. to tyile uttouiian their
efforts leine ills attractive reao not merely
the invalid but all who desire hcaithu ae1 agreca.
BILE recreation from the Of business They hive
spared neither pHina expense il hitting mp their
mbii-hmnnt according 10 the requirements 1f the times
in Hotel hrc ing.
They hive MISC the plensure In ST. thtt DR.. G A
RosF oil La Poun lndippn, luna Md well lnn. ps u
cit'zen nnd rhys'rnn o. I'urhbn,g has consented Ia
render his services resident phi, sicinn.
The N.landt Rand of Mn.ic. Of Baltimore is enga
ged Tor the Bia,ds, 1en-Pibs. Shooting Gal.
Levy &c &c. FRAZIER ~ RANDOLPH,
Proprirters.
MAJ JoHN II. fFArurs, Into of the Columbinnl Su.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20
lne ll-daers PETERS. SPENCE e. 60.


IMPORTANT NONECE.-TLe concern OF
Horner, Watson T. Co, having dissolved, il is high.
y important thu, the business be csad speedily a.
possible; hope IN erei TINT all persons indebted
will call ii settle by, or before, the LIST August;
shall on that "a place in the hands of collector
without discriu, nation. all bonds and accounts unset
ted. HORNER WATSON & co.
July l0-iftlshug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS.
By WV. II. MOsHY. Auct'r.
rrnusrEE'> SALE or CAgELL

L RoUSf FURNITURE. NtGhOEs. sc. AT
AUCTION BY virtue OF Decd ni r,u,t Nrcuted To
mo by Samuel VI. Smiley. aud duly rrcur ted. shall
proceed 10 sell, at auction. "Wednesday, the Is II
inst. the entire stncS ri furaifur FNtprr. a. be-
enCing 10 IT, c ,hrI Howe 81 hatein' anr>t every
nrticc requisite fr conducting Tho 'trl business via
Safts. Nrp. Divans. Parlor Chairs Bsdstcatl,: ,ar
ats kiaie Feather Beds Hair aud shurk Mattresses.
Readin', Warirohes. Mus-Stands Tables, Dining
R"om ehuif-, Tn Safes. Rcdigentors Dnacr AMI Tea
ss'". 'abe Ware. Dining Tables. peenn.ers, Tunhcr-
liar + S,urr.. Clocks &c. Sc.