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iss vor,b was Yesterday Gnes.ei charged with bay
iS on WEDNESDAY nsa ssslted and septed TO rob Ado-
- Tuvfos = 20 colored while ~ Thomas street The e.
fs w. ssrt 70 the Police Ceurt and locked up II &C.
81. II ; bail. triaL
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Tota........+ 7sl 1890 IoaL...'''''' +7S 1896
The above statement exhibits, upon comparison with
the LIST day of January 1855 increase in the amount
of capital of 60 iss 1903; of circulation sl2 ole;
of deposits, $50 9l9 PAS and of specie g., 962
The statement of the condition Of the New-Orleans
Bank. for the week ending the goth ult. compares
a. h
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COIBIRN g. NASH-Pianos and MeIOde0ns for
M 10 let both new and old lower than any Other house
To LEI from 20 so per month For sale from ID 70 t5
CoLBURx NASH, Agents No AZ Broadway.
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BRIrIsn CoNsuLArE. sANro DoNIyeo. Dse. y, ls'

BRITISH CONSULATE SANTo DOMINGO Dec H. lsns
SIR: beg leave inform you that by proclamation o. ~
Dominican Government which published the liin
this month the Dominican Republic is declared In sis
the ports Of Sasna Aqua and Romano are closed"
commercial intercourse. -.
that there exists trade between me Lus
Islands and Samans request your Honor 20 bring ms
Of the Dominican Government the kncwe -
inhabitants OF your Presidency in order prevent thee %
appointment and losses The only ports open al present
egn trade SantO Domingo end Porto Plata ~. .,a
have tie honor TO be, Sir your Honors moot ooe1ens
humble servant, ROBERT II. SCHOMBUROh' Col11-
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Wehear by telegraph to Philadelphia that the Gov.
of Texas has signed the Debt BILL the passage Of
which in the Legislature noticed this morning
Among those most largely interested in this bill are
Gen. Hamilton Of South Carolina, Mr. Corcoran of
Washington, and Mr.. w. s. Wetmore and Messrs.
Milbanks of this city Mr.. Hoford of London of Lon
don is the only foreigner can hear Of who owns any
Of these claims.
The annual meeting OF the stockholders of the Penn
sylvana Railroad Company was held on Saturday
morning. The report of the Board of Directors was
read The following extracts give the condition Of the
Company financially:
According to the statement fthe Treasurer, there
has beer received in payment from shareholders
IN the capital OF the Company 70 Jan 50 S55 SIS %
And from business Of the road .:...... 4l6l 62 o.
Balance Of interest payable TO ockhoders 1880 -
Surplus profits after esnceling interest charged
70 ef9s53 s.
Total. q az IN y
The total cost Of the single track losO sl6 Il
OIaduAoni ke' Of second 3lO62g 20
The actual business Of the road during the year. a.
reported by the Superintendent is eos 653 50 more
than the receipts at the treasury This amount Is IN
cluded in uncoected bills in the hands Of the agents
which are greater this year than last owing to the
increased freight business on the road at IL close
The total earnings of the Company during 1855
s4@7O,Ol5 So; which, making deductions for tolls on
the several railroads leaves the animal business of the
road at g. 1873 29 the profits of the Company for
the year set down at 81, -. 277 81.
Aessrs. Decoppet s Co. have negotiated within
day or two loan Of $3.50, 900 Of the Peoria and
Oquaka Railroad g cent 1T Mortgage Bonds pay
able in ss75 az ~ of the Western section OF this
road from Peoria to Burlington &C miles are in oper-
alton.
Nothing can give a more vivid uea Of the rapid
increase Of the business OF the Western and North
Western portion Of our country, yet but half devel-
ped, than the vastly enlarged traffic OF thu Michigan
Central sgd Michigan Southern Railroads WITCH are
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nv TelearnDh.
Disasters. SC.

SAVANNAH, Ga-Arr. steamship Augusta, 20 hours from
New York
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Philadelphia Markets.
Thursday. Feb. 7

drilling rain which freezes falls and makes the side
almost mpassee has suspended outdoor business tans
actions to-day Ouercon BARK-A sale OF lst No. made
go So CoTrcs continues request but the want Of stock
heeh fsse. CLoyERsEEp ~ siesdy inquiry 81 $sGt s Is
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The Savannah journal of Jan. 81 says we arc 80. d.ay
BY the officer in charge that the dredging machine
poyed under the direction Of the Unl'eo oonS d
Department In cutting away and removing Sove tie
old vessels outlet Of front yer "a bss
s bed immense trunk OF tree R.nt
buried for wears beneath the and mud Of the "ree. IA
This broken tree about thirty feet long and over 1891 %
diameter with large branch attached bad been no hss,
doubt fo the forests bordering the banks OF me s
BY Of the frehes In years past, and 10
Od against toe shoals formed on the upper es1
old sunken huks IL exhibited many marks where AT
struck and rubbed by the kee OF vessels passing ID a s
harbor It's locality near the Lorhern ,hss
best channel raising over these obsructng shoals
formed around IL knoll Of sand Of consdersos re
having only nine feet depth OF water IL al low
dredging machine 10 employed in removing tne III
la ed sand and days the channel AZ this POM f
oren enabling vessels 10 without rear "a usb
impedien which has given pilots heretofore .se<A
trouble. During the past Winter months at iest ~.
stusk feet upon ibis los, sla wsTe Sstsssd isr ssss
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VIM. III. Franklin & Sons:
'GAnTIiNe OPrRArIovs-ALIrerp L,scrvy.-A

OAatIMe OPERArIoNs-ALLEGED LG4CEVY.--A
wac aIdcr aaon YESTERDAY
~sn ~ alleged that Joseph H. Raoey ielonl5asy obta
xnc 80 uOm Lemuel Marshall Of No Hester street
Ma shai HndAst Of complaint forth that he called ,on
h~e' " ooeet W winch the owed HIM hat Raesv
Nn eencck on The Chemical Bank for AMI ra-ev1
vi N Sute hss wa he was examining cheek Rsoey
srne ABak a can sst s,.Is a. zoe same
Snesied W Ofeer Moore Of the Third District Po,cs
CcuTt Narse Of grand larceny. be hsv Ne ,cf,sS .,
ne money, I'd on being brought before the mssts, go,
Lst the none hAI,oeu claimed OF him won from 30 :,
NE gaming table ne arther states that within ~ 20
MOUTH Marshall Sna De associates have from Inn a.
" fAro upward c SSiVW These gambling operafor. -
place he s4ys az Nc Centre Markstplsee ,R S took
sIs cers, and s.hsw rtsIssd With them ses hs None, s
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To Mariners.

LIGHTHOUSE AT CAPE ST. BIAS, FLoRIDA-t Is officially
stated that the above light will be illuminated and after
the 18th inst The tower Is white and fifty feet high m ioea
ton the site Of the former tower which destroyed
in 1851 the Illuminating apparatus fourth order lens hred
varied by flashes The light should be in fair weather.
from the deck Of ordinary the distance Of about
mes dangerous shoal out southery from the point
the Cape five or six miles.
The strsdtord Shoals Light vessel Is reported 10 have
been from her station by the ALSO the iron buoy
marking Peneds Reef Long Island Sound The Light ye
sell II unnued and the buoy will be replaced at the earle"
date possible after the opening of navigation.
BY order Of Lighthouse Board.
Ifgbt hOusa fusDe
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The Windmill Light Vessel and the Smiths Point I'm AZ
are at their stations present, having 20 ave -
count Of the ice. Due notice viii be given VI 'ns ~
restored TO their places.
Norfolk Feb. !.
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P.ru H.1cHw1 AccIDESr.-a'hael Hickey,
lIorr in the Public store No. Whitehall street, last
evening about O'Clock fell through the hatchway Of
the premises, and almost Instantly kied-his neck
having been broken by the fall His remains were re-
moved TO place Of safety till this morning, when an
Inquest will be held. Hickey was married, and mas
kf, widow and several children living AZ No Il
Washington street.
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-. ~, home Of her parents IN England snd CON.
~ ,hs city; that recently be mtres'ea NJ :tabbed
40 intimate with another female ano ' .1..,lsint
him for his conduct. For this ne ina". .hd maj.
against her and abe was arrested ou, "no linear and
,er came up for examination, he failed 70 'pP Pr .1sin
,he was discharged Yesterday morning
called at HE oflee and made v'o'enI -. a'I,-
him. and he caused her rearres,, oususe OopOiiy
held her 10 await examination hoi"'e' AS WAC
and family reading in Attorney street,
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NETWORK cLAssIFIcATIo
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Total. ....s......s.'''.' o<' W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-11
J. y. BONDt RAN
RICHMOND, February :, ls15.


Afessrs coming from the Theatre one night IN
January just opposite Lafayette Hall received from some
unluu,vn hand blow face tWtih Think sek)
which fct me the ground hsensbic and bleeding pretse
M On avakng 10 consciousness found my hre badf cut
and bruised ewes aud very much swollen applied 10
oil. which asSuagcd and relieved
swollen parts which suffered grca, pain particular
v about nav eyes euahled aud To abaui
work in blaenoss which usually appears about
blow and giving more reie than could
have supposed any remedy would have given in shoit
time aud entirely curing face, which was III the wor pos
sble appearance with much qualification | give You,
with uy thanks, this certificate Of It's efficacy -
yanr fr.p,l C. T. KENT
For sale by SfEoTIiER q WlIlIlfllE Ah,
,ua i ,it, I.tnchbmE.
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II FRANCE S co. Managers.
"a, 900 Numbers .--f 900 prixcs!
900 Prizes, amounting 10 $4,000
Whole Tickets $40, Halves -, Quarters $3.50.


APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
aud the succeeding numhera TO thoho
the first riZss win be entitled Ia the HoD APP
nX imation For example IL tiokei No l!o draws
,b the Sa prizc those tickets numbered l2ia ll2l,
1881 and llo52 entitled to 800 and 80 according
- the above scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY
In the nboyo scheme there tickets numbered from
10 a0H0o There 300 fun Prizes anden Approximations
mplnR n all 900 pri2cs
The numbers from to 20 600 corresponding win the mum
er on the Tickets printed slips Of are rolled
M anl enciroed with small tubes aud placed In Glass
Wheel
The the different 900 full sHnarly pfncd
aud placed In another wheel After revolving
HE wheels number drawn from tho wheel of numbers an
,e anne time drawn from the other wheel ny
boya ho blndoldr The number and the prize draw
nn are the audience aud registered by
The amiaoner the pizo being placed against the number
lrnun operation u repeated until nll the prizes are
drawn drawing is then printed hnd hitnr eonpar
son the Commissioner crrtidva to its correctness
{ = Prizes payable In fun WITHOUT DEDUCTION
Address orders FOR Tickets sto . -
II FRANCE Il co,
4, ,lod1m baltimore Md.
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a CARD.-ro ,hc ci,izen- Of Lynch-

NNNISD.--EO Ibc CItIHf0- ymCh.
UT--'T1 b4B Burg AND THE SURROUNDING couN-
n II III HTRI.-lf youwsh to purchase magnificent Pl
uANOs, cail Mt SrREMMELS on Main street,
opposite the Warwick House. Morses Book and
you win find Instruments which cannot be surpassed
In quality Of touch and tone beauty Of finish and dt
bitY work kmaDshp,-all Of octayus-and which
will besold New York prices. Every Instrument Will
be warranted in every respect. Call and examine for
Music of all descriptions, from The best eas-
and modern composers always on hand and for sale
all Musical Instruments repaired and tuned
place your Planes in the hands of who have
knowledge of the proesson but call at the above place.
realize satisfaction, and where all rrdefs
will be promptly filled. Sccondhan Pianos taken l. ex
change for new ones ldec l9.s
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MEDICINES.


i EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRANTED TO CuRf. AND No DANGER FROM ENfosuRf TO
COLD. Price 80 cents per bottle.
Entered according If Congress IN the Clerks o6ee Of ne
District Court for t Eastern Dstict Of fWgiHid by DoIk
y CO.. Richmond la-5o G. stc
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come store pamphlet and read certificates
of performed by the Turf OH certificates OF truth OF
respectable and respected citizens, and others
here whom refer aud doubt its value rs
amodcne for One of is worth pound of any
other known Try and will be satisfied of what
say
TRuE TURF OIL.-Read the following, and come 10 our
store and will tell you of many others who have been
cured;
GooCIuANp, January ~, 1850.
Afessrs. Dore Col advised short time to try
Turf oil horse of mine that had sore shonldef
large mans handand very bad that he could
be using bottle (smnl botuc he was en-
rely cured well all who need anything OF the
kind it the greatest medicine ever can send and
will ii wish it, certificates from others who used ior
kinds with myself Non
must send me dozen right away.
Respectfully, GEORGE PAGE.
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AGAINST FIRE y = . - -,
Inae, Of Lrifr fran N0rtoH Ia dad January H. ieJ6
Mlssns s. G. HTHING Co.-t'cntlemen; ON the fh De
eemher Npssrs Adams Cos Express Office situated in
Ing, four story building this city totally de-
stroyed by ire and their safe remained buried In inc burning
ruins until Yesterday when II dug out aud eVct oy
found surrounded with live coas nd almost red hot iron y
besidr m the and nobs melted OIL we were
Witnesses IRE and II Thing resist such heat n Is
,noup-nrc could be triumph indeed We
inclose certificate scverai parties who opened
Yours truly, ROWLAND BkoS'
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PHILADELPHIA.

NvEW HRANCu OE THE CLOTHING
~ TRADE IN PHILApELpiilA TO SouIliERN
DEALERS IN GENTLEMEN'S SuPEHffNE READY
MADE CLOTHING.
ruos T. Dill. co, I65 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
door below Fifth street, have established an immense
aihug for the manufacture aud sale OF the most cue
nu Clothing that money aud art produce Ia anticipation
81 The wants af cash bBgF who have hoIouinfo
gone to York for that part OF their stock T. T. DILL
determined that no house in the United states sha
oo larger varied stock finer or better made or
At lower prices cash An examination will convince the
,n,st .kaptiral Call and see them jan 81 d3m
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CEl,rIFIC ATE,

NORFOLK VA, January H. 1856
Nv request Of Messrs Bros, this day attend
ca fh aHenug Of IIerriuRs Patent freproof Sa
hr 4, "a in M fire Deccmbcr T. belonging to MoFsrs IA
ANS a C8s Express the papers and eones Ia
perfect state preservation 1t in our opinion rs s'
test ~ could ld large four story building ehI9ls
I,ravpd and ~ sqte remained the whole time snrr"ut"
y fire an, ub.e. heat for forty dag peie"s
from the ruins. . :, ,.,t
oisheu ~ ~ i,EXNoIDS A - MCLEAN
vi =, nANIs w W. JACOBS
am fully sa .ird the manner in which the above eh
,i.nfd Sqi Preserved its contents a A COW Dfh1'
'''"'i' 2'' i gent Adams a Cos Express.
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, Ht
WM. CRUTCHrIEID
congratulated by permission from lady of this ly.

RICHMpND, November II. ls5i
Mesrs Dore y Co.-Geremcn Il used portion Of bot.
tie OF your Turf Oil which kindly presented me "it
and take pleasure In that found eheeual IN tenoN
ing eruption of the skin, ar which had been praeteed
upon for era years by physcans without receiving the
least benefit reeommendcdt friend of mine, who
had been ANNOYED with similar eruption OF the
skin, and informed days since that from the use
of one bottle he Ind been entirely cured
Respectfulv L. NJ LEFTW1CH.
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EHUsSs: AND Sign PAANTlNG.-l am still
engaged in the above business, anat prepared
10 undertake all kinds of HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING,
either In country use nothing bnt the best material
employ good workmen and therefore, with
confidence all who favor mewh their work. that
they rely upon having well done My ages are rea-
sonaho and uniform :. -.
Persons country having painting to do would ndt to
write before engaging their WORK.
am at all ready them at the shortest noce
Grateful my friends and customers for thefvery oerai
paronage the last five years lhope 70
me continuation of their tavors D. L. "ooDcof,,
House and sign Painter, Lynchburg, va
the season Is neal hand for Cleaning, &c,
would saw that shall pay particular attention this Spring
Wbiteng and Colorng hard finished Walls and Ceilings
81 ~ jaesn J. 4. w.
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BIG ISLAND. Bedford, Va, Nov. l. ISL.

: II. :
Messrs D0rg Il sculenen II used about one fourth
bottle Turf oil upon the back of my horse the
back almost entirely place NEARLY As
hand and this single application only applied
on,c) cured II ul entirely and permanently really
priscd the quekness of lis curative properties ahd mnk
prompt and eicaciuus than thing OF the kind
saw have sold thousands Of bottles of other pfepa
ratious for similar purposes
Respectfully, J. y. BONDtRAhf.
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EOOtHIANN, TNOflaIN
Messrs. Dore Gentemen -; Please send me two dez
bottles Turf oil have never sold any medicine that has
given much general satisfaction your Turf OIL could
You astonishing certificates of the wonderful cures II
has made but il needs none all il wants is trial
Your friend truly,
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lCIIBlTRG, TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH H. 1856.
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


ulEls, BROOKS. pASE n CO.. No. 80
- CHAMBERS IT REAnE STREETS. NEW YORK
We now have in beautiful assortment of the follow"
ing Goods, selected 10y our Mi bell. the othor side
English Prints;
Manchester and Scotch Ginghams
Printed Lawns aud Jaeones
White and Printed nnlliantes;
Printed Chalhcs;
Printed Mouscncs.
Plain, tolorcd and Hack do.
Pl9n Colnrcd prrsans
Plain, toored and Black Bereges,
toofed trnpc lEspagnes
Satin Plaid RtrcFes aud Tissues
Black and Colored Silkk
Black Apacasi
Cloths, Cnssimercs aud Nestlngss
White Guods-a full assortment,
IRISH Linens Bay Linens Hollands, Damasks Dovlas Linen
Ducks and Drlls Farmers Sans prap pEtes Glazed Cam
bfc Black and tolorod tambries Siesaa sc, &c with
tnll assortment ut Foreign tiuods.
We also have, aud Will always keep hand complete
stock Of American Fabrics sneh choice Prints Bleach
ed and brown Shectmg aud Shrngs Beaehcd aud Brown
DrllthEs 1rkiuEA Apron and Furniture Checks Bnggngs,
oznaburgs, ncuus shirug Stripes Plaid Domostcs, Cot
tonades, Kentucky Jeans. fweels At Ac
Ia short offer friends aud the trade complete stock
Of Foreign aud Domestic Dry Goods To which cordially
invite att'ntion, promising good bargains
fe 2e.diw lE HILL. BROOKS. PACE & co.
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BALTIMORE.

RAlriMoHF, February 10Th, 1856
take tho liberty of calling the attention OF th' Nlrgna
Merchants large stock of spring ana Suior
,op1s ~ are now receiving have been encouraged ny
the cal patronage with which have been favored again
and shall this season be prepared
larger varied stock than we nave over pc
had In order the best trade we sa sc our
the prompt dealers We Ahal oner
large elegant stock Of LADIES' DRESS d'ol'S IN ha
litun q our usual stock of FOREIGN AND poMEs'ib
STAPLE DRY GOODS.
stock has been purchased with great care ana on INC
iorms aud feel confident can make to lhn inter-
nrs class of trade TO deal with ns Wesh
glad You call and examine our stock when you
To market
shall be carefully aud promptly atendod"
HOPKINS, HULL 60
SWe have recently been appoined Agents ni the Mn
peniinnllnrN Tho ane OF Lholr Uonds Lie - d
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NTOTIoN TO MINEWs OE DtyN GOODs

Having determined Store Ms To AUNT
our conducting from this time the ARlEIlNt MAlTlNt'
and FLOOR on tloIn business on more extensive scale
than any house at present in Virginia we WILL om hnd after
tins date, sell any article the general Dry Goods
line without regard to eoa for and Will furnish our
regular and prompt customers credit al prices that must
mako il their interest to buy Of
Neuow have on hand largo stock of Winter and summer
Goods from we can promptly supply tho trade aud we ear
nesy solicit an examination by or orders from prompt paying
buyers. RICHARDSON 4 co,
fe IN Mai street. Richmond VI.
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WTITRoIYPES, PHOTOGRAPHS, DAG 1 ER TO
TYrES-The above stycof Pictures are taken IN all
their perfection the Gallery of G.. W. MINIS = co
y s TANNER would inform his friends and the public in
general that from the North after an a
.ee OF some months during which time he has secured
without regard labor every new and important
hnprovement the Photographic and i
pared furnish those who may desire ther Niretypes
Glass Photographs Paper the paenerfeqtppe a
heretofore which will be taken ia all their brancy
aud perfection also, large and beautiful assortment
of CoID IoCkETs, BREAST PINS MEnALloNs, fANoY ~
SIS FRAMES made expressly for the art visit to this
Gallery solicited whether Pictures are desired or not
- Gallery always open and free to visitors, Sundays eN
eeped -, \. > - A1. 1>.Ni.i,,
at the Gallery of Minis 4 Tanner, Lynehbnrs, Va
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Two TOBAStON Isfs.-t.rent rcductio" IN Lock
Il IoLLS--Tho Lock Tolls for the Dock connection nre
now reduced to fjr Cafs pr Why thenpay fy Cents
ton dayagr Tobacco when sHVf the df
ference hy shipping the sbserher nn the Dock Having
ifays Of charge only five cents per box on Iobac
which includes all the charges in Richmond by steamers
rwrnuug the whole expense from lyuchburg, On
board only thirteen cents per hok.
dec 20ts ALFRED S. LEE. Richmond
lVEHpOOy EuNE sAI.T.-5OO SACKS, in
prime order, for sale by a. :. LEE,
II Elrhlnnmh
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MIR JouN WHITE Cutter and Manager OF the Custom De.
pnrtmpp Gaasmcrcs and veAtngs Of the most re-
cont Beoleys French Twied Plain Black
Cloths and Casamer olive Buo and Brown Cloths of tho
moat makers all warranted to hold their coors;
Rlh Fancy silk yelvcts for vests, all and fresh;
Sik Satin Moranaue and Quilted VostRs of the
bonutu patterns English French and American Cassimees
all qualities and colors
Cali and ex our large assortment
IT'S established fact that White beat the world In the
Cutting aud Fitting line
De sure and give call before making your selections
TiIoS. W. ROYSTON,
Dealer In Cloths Cassmcres Yeatings
and lnc Clothing Of all kinds
,oo,l Pc shurp.
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VOL, 4-.-N0. 1856.
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 SJ6.-Dniy expected, the greatest nsssrsm ~,
Cloths and Nestings offered In TINS
market selected with great having IN
of the Petersburg community Inc
comprises 10 styles of Cloths including French English
ln pieces Of Caasmores from the Plain BLACK
to the Rachel patterns much worn at
tho present time in Paris York; The styles of Vest
ug by urpas anything Of the Kind In variety Of coors
and beauty combined durability which have ever had
the pleasure offering my friends and can confidently a
rn that greater ndutcmen to the patrons OF
inv Custom than other house south OF Mason
a Dixon line shall be pleased for my old friends TO give
mo call upon arrival of goods and WIZ take pleas
strangers nj my house
Ia he uury allied workmon selected
Crn the hest In Tho state therefore warrant all of work
~ TIIOSg w. ROYsTON,
No Svea