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| are manifested
ENTERPRISE suocxss.-Six years ago gentleman
with capital of ST. 500, bought farm in Norfolk "
$4,000 In four years he paid for the farm III hired
help and bought 81 300 worth Of land besdes He has
recently sold $4,000 and his property esti-
mated At $s5, ooo.-SocteR Argu3
EucRAsrs ACROSS THE MrssrssIpPr-The whole number
of emgrans who crossed the Mississippi Dubuque
18th of April up the 9Th day OF July has been
sIs families consisting OF 45O4 members having their
possession t3l wagons l72s head of horses 722 head
of cattle and 1900 sheep.
BRrrsH sHr-pAsrxR ENFORCING THE TUGrrrvE-sLAvr
LIw.-The Pensacola Democrat OF the oath ulL says:
@The English ship Sarah, bound to Barcelona which
was the bar Sunday last by the Cuha
returned day be yesterday and made signs tor po,
outside And having gone about hundred miles the
tain discovered negro who had secreted himself
board He taken charge of by of pilots and
brought the city This consider very handsome
duc the part of the captain especially be had suf
ered much annoyance from the deseruon OF his own crew
while here from the lack of official legal aid in recovering
the deserters."
DIscosrNUKD-The Utica Observer says that Mr. W
Payne has been compelled to discontinue the publication
Of "The Free State republican campaign paper started
by him in Clinton Oneida county, few weeks since. Mr.
P printed three numbers and then found to bis
that the enthusiastic and hearty support which he had
been encouraged TO expect could not be realized
INV crST.-Everybody win be glad to learn that a
new cent is to be coined. The old copper head which
has so long represented the smallest fractional division
our decimal money in Is too cpmbrous and large for
the ule value 1t represents and the substitution for il Of
CON- readily dsngushabe from all others In cir
culston will be consit cred by all great improvement
therefore proposed by the director Of the mint that
the shall be eighty parts copper and twelve
part. nickel This will make coin Of dark reddish color
Its weigh "a grainsless than half the present
which Ia 1853 grans.-Phild. Sun.
THR FIRST sElsONy-We learn from the New
Orleans Merchants Transcript that the FIRST bale Of the
cotton crop received in that city the 18th July
| The Transcript says:
THE first bale Of the crop received here
Tuesday the 18th inst 1t s from the plantation Of r. b
Woford, esq, De Witt county, Texas, and consigned q
Messrs John Williams Co. II appears to be we'll matured
Is Of good color aud excellent staple and classes sbou
strict mddling. This s the earliest receipt of cotton
which have any record, aud Is eleven days earlier
than The first receipt OF last year II has all along beer
however that crop generally though present
ing promise less forward than last year. and
il should be borne r mind that this first bale from
the soutbernmost portion of cotton region. The dates
Of first receipts for fourteen years past follows
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Democratic campfres burn brightly in every State the
democratic army united is in the best OF spirits and is
eager for battle The forces Of the opposition are divided
into guerilla bands the face Of each looks haggard and
betrays consciousness OF signal defeat the day fixed
for the conflict
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Russell C0uniy.

Eighteen gentlemen of Russell county announce through
the Somerset Democrat that they have withdrawn from
the know-nohing order Five others of Pulaski county
have also Withdrawn
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TUE oaop.A sugar planter Of Louisiana writes
to the New Orleans Crescent follows in relation to the
sugar crops "0#rs"
at Assumed that the crop Of sugar made in the United
States In 1850 win not exceed lo000o0oo Of pounds ow-
ing to the dsrrss condition Of the sugar Of Louis
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THE sorgs of srotand rd.ps.d z" sheir appr' pri-
melod-s vi the symphoaies and piano ofe &C.
tments .ach
COMP boundtn one braupy
pntru and richly hnuedths accompaniment Wrnr.d D. ora
nIs, hd.n and othe eminent muaeians the vol
abd i've u the best eco y
~ win the music 70 e~h Fnce ~ So
mp"r"d, Few copies onIy, per lssi susmsr ~
Age. fRANCk TAYLOR.
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lana the crop has fallen from in 1863
z50000,0oO IN 1865 and no well informed person can
think he crop Of 1906 will 20 over the estimate Of 1907
600 900.
The diseased Of the cane for years past and
the very long cold and winter have eradcAted the
toon cane. There very little RATION made In
confederation In estimate OF the quantity OF
cessary 10 mat far planting in 1851 Many will be
PEELED to put in all OF their crops Of 1856 Few
none Will make much sugar in 1865 and niue
cannot make the one-half OF what they made in 1865
These facts patent To all who informed upon
tiers relating TO sugar in Louisiana. ..."
IL Is quite pr etice TO overrate the product
OF sugar In the United States. Ii will be very dicult
for any 10 underrate il in 1856. If all the
growing saved for planting In 1857 the crop Of that
year would not amount to the product Of 1861.
high prices tend TO diminish consumption The Ca
pacity 10 consume great owing to the gen
eral prosperity rapid increase OF population viii also
have tendency prevent much reduction in the impor
tation of sugar"
excitement has been created
Covington Kentucky in consequence of the death from
poison Of Mr. o. e. Bargn keeper OF lottery office The
poison administered in dish OF SOUP of which his
wife aud servants partoek, and also taken violently
ill. Mr. b. had his life insured for $4,000.
WITTY ToAsT-At late 6remen's supper at Burlng-
ton Edward Bradley gave the following toast Ladies' OF
So like the remans bucket yell hoped and like remen,
delighting in the exhibition of their hose"
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FRIEgDLY RELATIONS BuRNAH AND THE UNITED
SrArss.-The New York Examiner says.
ave informed by friend In this city that he has
jost received letter from reliable 10 Burmah in
forming him that the Rev. Il. Kiucsd and family
start for this country by the overland rouMr
Kincad having received Eve thousand rupees from hi
Burmese Majesty the King Of Ava lie the bearer Of
royal letter our government inviting the establish
Of friendly and commercial relations between the
court Of Ava aud the United States"
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DIED,

on the 9Th instant SAMUEL o. inn, ws and Jur,A
NJ DICKINSON.
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DHINTING.rHEs for isle, Chsnp for . h--A
cylinder no printing good being
the press which the Washington Union newspaper
printed. Apply this ofhce
May l5--diff
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ENTERPRISE succkss.-Six years ago gentleman
with II capital of $780, bought a farm in Norfolk county
$4,000 In four years he paid for the tn hired
help and bought 300 worth OF land besides He has
recently sold out $4,000 and his property new est-
mated AT $35,ooo.-NortoA Aryus
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NDgIt E N reply q. y, ~. whitrhnEst.-J n. - hile
" hurss iHusurs. NJ. statemsn Of the
untrue, and hs mpvIa
II uu BY utterly ereunds.s without fact
Civ Il cour
VIZ sicaon ~ conduct 10
wi snahle present he facts h. the public
In the meanwhile Bd will do justice, md the pubic d,
requested to pend he Judgment = = -
JULIAN VtNNERsON,
VannsrsonH Daguerrean Cali ~ Nos. 80 ~ $40 Penn
Aug sylvania avenue, wsshnE'nn, D. {,
NDTtCEwr having ch1nces IN the rsfe
" tads rennvmeui dressing cases, Nusc hackg
and thai sppntd the 18th instant the day
~ rsms
few chances Tor sale yet Price ~ 60
The articlsp exhibition NJ
r. GALLIGAN n cos,
Aug e-das s7o sv under Rrovps' Hotel.
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THE undersigned, for several years past UfiCiRl
translator the NJ Stste rsrprriiuly
services the public for the persecution 81 ius
foreign translation ~ psca
ly spanish, frncb, Portuguese, and san Gsn
In The proseeu i'm NJ csms agprt ogn "rr
aud ring faithful ana rabls uaipIsuon - leg
&C. ~ fud
~ nrd ruchncs ptra-rs hch
Pub he 4tuut the Union
ranslAuons fis booss. literary ~
Hrpl, The trIy
upon b. Ing rompy and ctory sIrcuud
For further particulars apply 10
l. rITZGERALD TAst,1RO,
$50 street, 10Th and lh, phinR1n D. @.
June 9t-dly
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DALI COALi-Wr receiving
y Piur Knot Broad Mountain, Lhl bite ash Goals
black Mine, and ~ ms Valley ash
Also, Cumberland lump and sn h. al.
Wood NJ the bes q atty always IN hand.
Coal kept under cover 2,e40 POUNDS 10 the ton
T W. GAIT,
Northwest 18th aud G street, No 547.
Aug s-1n Iini,I
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EMGRAsTs ACROSS MIssIssIPPL-The whole number
of emgrants who have crossed the Mississippi Dubuque
since 18th of April up the 9Th day OF July has been
sls families consisting OF 45o4 members having their
possession t3l wagons 2s head of horses 1872 head
Of cattle. and II 100 sheep.
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Proposals for Fuel.

OTTIcE L. S. PEMTENTIAEY, D. G.,
W"ShIngto., Ausust =. 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be Mon
day, ugust 1856 twcIVe o'cl OK furnishing
u
cords Of haEscssoned good wood Of medium and
free ofop wood
cords pine wood
90 y ash anthracite and
free slate other FOREIGN ubs 1870 pounds
o
delivered before FIRST OF October 1856
places PenIcntay Eounds the warden may
THOMAS THOKNLEY,
Warden.
Sale.
packed In bales u my pounds
also, wheebarrows wash stances, and othT
4. THUHNLNH,
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nsu shRD.-Co tho citizcn- Of o,s 0cb-
I'm s.s El BURG AND THE SURROUNDING touN'
n NTRl lii youwish io purchase magnificent II
! - AMOS cnl at STREMME1.S on Main street,
opp at ethe tInnac Morses Book and
70 wl AMI which cannot he surpassed
In ual ty aud tone beauty of finish aud dufa
hil ~ wurkmnuehlp-hll of seven urtaNcs-nhh WWeh
will b, nd ut Rcw York pilcoa Every Instrument will
be sn raniad In ovory respect Call aud examine for
uf all descriptions from the bcst elias
and modern composers, always hand aud for sale
a nos and all Musical repaired and tuned
moi pace hands persona ho haveno
lgc Of the Iotesson, but call Al The above place
wi will realize onilre satisfaction aud where all orders
si promptly filed Second hand Pianos taken III es
% ,anq, t,r urv onos Idcc lots
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r. FRANCE & co, Managers
10 900 N"mbcr-!--i 900 Prizes:
1 900 Prizes, nmonnsi"ato ia sf3O
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.


preceding the succeeding numbers 10 those
awiug the first 200 sa will bc entitled TO the 800 Ap
Prices For example If ticket No 1880 draws
III the s3b $50 przo, those tickets numbered le1s llvi9
2a ll2Ao will each bc entitled 10 500 and according
tho above scheme
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY.
the scheme there 20 900 tick numbered from
There 300 full rsos and 800 Appfo sImaonr
IN skilg n all 900 Prizes.
Tho numbers 10000 corresponding with the
tickets printed slips are rolled
up ancelcd with small tin tubes aud placed In ulasH
bee
rhe amounts o the different 2o hl prices sntafS pne"
hdrclod placed In another wheel After revolving
thu wi sos numhc drawn ftom The wheel ei mmbef ana
a Prize is drawn from the other wheel by
ho, 10 are bndnlcd Iho nhmher ana thc PRIV nraWh
opened and exhibited the audience and efrnp ny
missioner, thn prg0 hcng placed agnin The number
da This operation Is repeated untl all me Pflies ARE
The drawing ia then printed and after compare
the Commissioner ceftihea TO It's correctness
p. .sr; %.yasa a"ls," ' WITHOUT "'''''''S
r. FRANCE 4 co,
"A Aim, Bflt1norp Md
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,s,.r-sr,ry,,. EAsullONAnLE UpHOIsrERY.

ssx,s~asE,exyH FAsHlONAbLE UPHOLSTERY,
usndsfns&I y NClBl NG, NA-The undersigned begs
inform the public that he continues
his UPHOLSTERY BUSINESS, and pre-.
parcd execute his line of business with neat
i,esa and dispatch such M PAPER HANGING and uPOL.
srERY Lounges Sofas Totc Tctes, Easy Chairs, &c
rR' WINDOW and BED CURTAINS made ann Hung,
Rooms prepared Mattresses made over and anything
done n the pholstery line
gT All orders thankfully received ana promptly attended
TT odec Church street. between Nashlngton Hotel
ami Masonic Halt WM. LOOSE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
7 OoK ATTnI.. E1,r.ordis.r, I.-.r..cs


IL AGAINST F1REii 77 - :. ,a-,.
Etiraa Of La from Norfolk, Va, dated Ianaarg l1 Foo
cener last Messrs Adams Cos ESpress Once situated In
large -four story brick building in this city, totally de-
sroyedb by fire and their safe remained buried IN the burning
until Yesterday, when IL dug out and ever then
fop nd live almost red hot iron lay
beside I'D ornaments and nobs melted OH We were
witnesses and thing resist such heat l.
cnouglar could not b. hoer-- triumph indeed. We
eloe from several parties who snw opened
Yours truly ROWLAND BROS.
CERTIFICATE.
NORFOLK, VA, January II, 1856.
By request OF Rowland Bros. this day aend-
ed the Opening Herrnga Patent Fire proof Safes,
Are ot December belonging to Aessrs Ad'
ans Express and found the papers aud contents In
Of preservation twas In our opinion severe
destroyed and the safe rcmaned the whole time surrounded
by subject intense heat for forty days before dug
from the ruins
eirncd GEO l. ANDERSON, O. HALL,
wrp wa pi1,s REYNOLDS y y =, " MnLEMs' 1hdoAs
fully satisfied with the manner IN which the above men
toned Safe preserved Its contents. A. A. COWDERf,
Agent Adams g. Cos ENrress
Ert,acf jyom a Norfolk Paper
ADAMS OF Herring celebrated Fire proof saes
was In Adams Express Office when the building was burned
aso remained buried IN the rubbish until
Thursday when taken out The hre on The occasion
alluded the hercest AMI when the
chest found after ase OF forty days surroun "a
hv embers glowing brightly When opened the papers
contained found To be sound and genef
all, good condition. thus aorpg another proof Of the se
cufy aud superiority The alluded to
be seen n IN, warehouse Mesars Rowland Il Bros who
for the makers II shows clearly the evidences OF
severe Of it's inconbustbe qualities when It's exterior
amid that Rlscd around it for hours days and
weeks,
''''' ''"''' ''''' : G. HERRING & co,
Nos. 1a5 l37, 139 Water street. N. Y.
j. II THOMPSON S co, Agents
r., a. don, tynchburR,
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SH SION NERO tHAAIS, SAN FRAN lsCo tAl'-lpI=
l3i FRoNr sfRtET, NV )Partienar attention
laid SALES OF TOBACCO and consgnnens direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited -
HEFERENCES--A. 4 \. Lawrence y Co. Bosteni Alien
& Paxson, New York; Courtney a Cushing Baltimore
Davenport Allen to, Edmond, Davenport Co, ludan
4 Watson James J.. Heath, late auditor and trenslaw y
Co. Richmond MeCcfEle 4 Jones Mcdaniel Hurt \ lrcs-
7 G. ). Ferguson Gu and Miller y Grcnsha" Lynch.
bnrg
y H--Hayng established branch et ehr house in New
York resident partner in thai city Will give hs personal
art.ion "a the receiving rausbppng and securing the low
freight uee OF eommissiou) "n all gods eonsign-
-,l u Saa Francisco House.
Messrs Edmond Davenport Go. viii act fer us at Rich
,nnud 2-eodly
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LIAM TASKER Park Place Now York, invites the at
tcnion southern and Western Merchants 10 M ne" S2t
cules Pcrumerr Soaps Porte MonnaeS jet ana tad ira
lets Packet Book Dress BatonS Pins and Needles i"okN
and Eyes Watch Guards Wax Coral and Glass heads NrrN
iaccS Sc India Rubber Combs Canes BalS ann roy @t
every description Scissors Razos and Cutlery "i ana tux
JevrV lrrordeons aud Victims including general H very
lar stuck of English French aud German Fancy 'oods
vk will be old very lowest prices for eas or ap
pro, ed paper. -, a., ts ,,,,,,or
y WILLIAM TASKER
TO- Park Place. New York.
q. i,j.s., mt ,bi. out iua5 2-dIS,
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uDKllslI MOlNTADC MlIu-SrONEs.-The
j nndersi procuring from their celebrated
lusrry, the Brush Mountain Montgomery county, MILL
SroNEs and ri RRs very best quality The reputa
lon Of these widely known, hui the Railroad giving
increased facilities IN filling orders, have appointed
Mcdaniel Hurt and Lee 4 johnson, Iynchburg
mr. agents sne them, who VIII receive orders aud
ha ve them fulfilled a the shortest notice,
unr Address -Blaeksburg. Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE x co.
James williams Dnnvilie, Va. Reynolds a. Co, Leaks
vile, n. g.. ~ also agents
feb idSets. L. u 20
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TERMS.

Tbe VIRGINIAEi published daily at Sc, and r weeklyat
annum advance No paper will be discontinued
I at option of the Propreors until all shall
nave been paid.
inserted for 50 per square
"a Iies or less first insertion and 81 for
unless ordered inner form weekly, and then
will be ged for each Insertion If the number
frtons he marked the MS il will be published till
,errd out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE
one square, daily
do 40 ~
tor one do semi week. ly......,................ 25
LortW
~ Advertisements intended for both subject to spe'
elil contract :, -.
~ or advert sements charged at transient rates
- Al new advertisements appear in the daily and tri.
weekly papers. -,
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines charged
,eaby for the excess.
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gi4n fHgarshod over the p't'te o'' 'f u AZ
,lag psr,I mp Ieyc, and tells with giant force on the
r. tn5 s- Il disease. There thousands ot sufferers
, n their distempers il they knew they could
,ra2 Try Aver, Puls and YOU Will Know IT,
tstrtt tis On "a and discsef will he starved out
tsl. ID fols impurities and von sr" cured al
f.tf..
IlAeti al all FErEatyea and Her0fala in"srt,ion
es NESS Headache. Baekaebe- Sideache Jaunarc Khe
q4ts arrangements the Liver. Kidneys anu Bo"ele All
and a diseases which purgau'e remedy can
rcach. before them IKE darkness before the sun
Reader if tering from o the numerous com
GIANTS th,y Ersufer no nore-the reuedy has been pro
siied for ysu, snd is criminal 10 neglect IT.
Ihqt yer. Cherry Peeora the best medicine for \
Cough known whole world and that Ayers rus are
she he.l Of all Pills those who have used them
Pressrcd by G. Az En-, Chemist Lowell Mass and
rl by all rrsnee Druggists every where llan l5-n
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uAA AAA ACRES GAND w a R-
uvvVvsNpvDvD RANTS MASIlD,- As Land War
rants under The new law being ssued anxious
to buy large quantity for which will pay t highest mar
kct price - CAsIi
VIII attend regularly the Courts of AppomAtfox, Camp.
bell Amherst bedford and occasionally Charlotte and
viii always pay the best prlecs for Warrants Any who may
have them viii please apply To before selling
prosecute usual all claims bounty Land Rrvolu-
onary Claims any against the Government Of thu
/ 'niioJ States lie 1.isl CHAs w STATHAM.
rn Pillow THAT KEATS THE WORLD.
BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAUGHT
PTCHfS PfTENT IRE M I'M PLOW.
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nnnAD ASn Eo0T STONES. aii sizes,

\ In few DAYS the purpose OF purchasing NY oprtns
and summer Clothing all persons indebted :" me are hets"
earnestly and respectfully requested to come ana pay
ur their accounts lie 10 d2w NJ "'"'r''''i'""
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ed TO and despatch, terms to suit the
uhps
Particular attention paid to orders from abroad
Hooke of Designs be AT my Office
inscription Books any person, free Of cost
t',ll or address liam a,.tsl JNo. Is, GADDEsS.
eO-AA XDs row LINEN WANTED
<epVDV1 Wewish purchase 1900 yards OF Tow Linen
which will pay the highest market price. ~
ian l0s JAMES \. S1idIER co
nNsNE SECOND aaAND FMANO, bus lsttle
sd, and ss good Ms Now cnn be h2ngh very low at
f, i2dis IANGHORNE 4 WALkuPS.
DOuNTYI.NND WARRANTs.--Notice A,tk
ID TO THE SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1879. E-X.l
A. you 5l soon be- In receipt OF your LAND WAR .Lyk
EANTs, and suppose each and every ono of you
wish tn" highest price can therefore, TINS Is to
Ip before making sale OF your claims you VIII give me
call | made arrangements in New York, which VIII
york LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
my Agent for Military Claims Iynchburg, Va.
BNsIRANCE ON LBEE.--TUE "MUTIAL
BENEFIT tOMPANY.t--B w, KNOWLES, AGENT
McMoNp, VA.--Dh WM. y. NORRIS Medical Adsisera'
Ivmhbnrg, Va. . ..,..,a 49,
Amount Of Dividends psid To date s;i-0l62 u
l4oa,Ga5 81
3a6s67s "a
This Company entirely mutual in It's character as all the
nualy.
Tho profits are over ono third the premium paid
dollars paid annually hundreds OF thousands
those dependent ON our lives. July Gets
I'VE Of very superior iuuS MEAT CUTTERS for cutting sau
mincng for pies which far superior 10
thing kind before In this market They are arc
nlarly adapted family also for butchers being snbsan
Tally made call and examine them they are
great demand and will be at the Agricultural
Depot of II. X WHITTEMoRE BIO.
Just below the Noryell House, and adjoining the
Carriage Repository Of Cap, II Bailey
nov 2l-is Main street, Lynchhura.
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n
-ATTRAC TION EHTRAORDlNARY.--PArE
NNBRD'rY PES by j. KEAGY, only successor 10 =. =.
. a, his old stand door the Virginia Bank Nam
r-,.,oi.sSssu highest aohcR entent Of the Photo
,r,nh art l.se beautiful pictures, glass plates have, in
% ,nnths 9elost annhated the old style Dagucr
eotvue paoress being infinitely superior in every regard
Eirs th,v can light The features
vrrse1 as in the E guerreoype. They brilaul
c In tone and more elegant finish the eyes per-
the time required by the old process
and lsst the W i'll for They are hermcticay seal
I'd ctycen plates of glass which scaling secured by letters
and Europe. and owned IN Lynch
nc hv Eeagv This sealing 'sudes them impereiouso
mr. water, 9TH agent when destroys the a9uerreo'
type. ,,,,. t,,., ,a,-
specimens.
agerreotyes pied into Ambrotypes and rendcredin.
perishablc. a.. ..-,.. -
,v,cs in Virginia on reasonable terms.
cry variety Il Frames Ae; also large stock OF
.' - oan.t.,,lv II hand sep 2l-dts
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criher close us business offers h entire
STOCK cost consisting Of every thng usually Hsrtha "ct
Gtca Inducements would De-
offered to any Ej-|ia- engage in tte business
f-ufa ZETETI.
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NE Fistcros just received by -..-..-. :
doc Izfs niR & STEVENS Petersburg
WnabE.TANE A. WELL. A. FktE.-Tt
suaerg4er inform his friends In I'd
country viii for the North month"; and c.
he respectfully solcs examination OF ls
stock of Ready Made Clothup aud Gents Furnishing GOO "
nPrsng all srtcls to he found Clothing and 1erchi Mt
Taarinr estsbiismcn and will be disposed Of te
which wis quick sales in order 10 make room for the
spring have hand good assortment OF Car pet
Bags which ,yii be- sold al Northern prices.
Doa't forget tho place get great bargains
TEOS. W. ROYSTON,
ian li-ts No A. Sycamore st, Petersburg. a.
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