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STATE OF LOutSlANA-second Judi
cial district Cours-pstish Of 0rlesns
CaNrips BeAuREsARb, wife Of Nicolas
Verhois, ant ais. ~ ARMAND DRkua,
et ais Mo. $3.50
10y VIRTUE If q commission bf Urdet
- issued in The above entitled and Nun
bera,l cause and to me directed from the
Hon. Second iulieal District Court, in and
ier the Parish Of Orleans; and State afotes
said. will, BY virtue IL said edhhisstob,
offer at public sale ID front Of the Court
House dccr Of this Parish, East Baton
Rouge, in the City Of Baton Rouge, on
SATURDAY, 18th day " sfsteh, $3.50.
At II o'clock, A. w., Of ssid day, the proper
ty hereinafter setfcfth and described. ewh-
Ell in common by the parties Plaintiffs and
Defendants, In the above entitled and mum
bered cause, and sold to effect q psrtetiep
between said heirs, 10 wit Sfsf
Lots Nos q, 7, 8 and 0, ofeqasfe No ct,
all having front on st. Louis Street. ii
sixty feet, Nv ene hundred and twenty feet
in depth o Lots Nos 2, 3, 4 and &, Of square
No. g. having front on Maxemill'sh 81
Of sixty feet, ny one hBhdf4d and twenty
in depth.
Lots Nos. I, ?, 3 and 4, Of square No. IS.
North, each having front on Government
street, Of sixty feet, by one hundred feet in
depth. $50 14ts-.
Also, Lot No 10, in square No. 81 frcnts
ing on GrsRJpree Street. a..
All Of the above lots, are situated II, that
part Of the City Of Uaton Rouge, laid OUT
by the late File Eeeutegard, and assignatsd
on the p mn thereof as above described.
Also, The following described Lots sits
ated in that part Of the City Of BHtSh
Rouge, laid out by the late Gilbert Leon
ard, viz: ...........,.t....
Lots Nos. /, 2, 2, 4, 6,6,7,s,s, 10 ~.
and u. Of square No. T. Also, Lots Nos.
and q, Of squsre M. s. having y trent c's
North Boulevard, of sixty feet, by one hun
dred and twenty in depth. - ss.a
On the following terms and conditions,
TO wit
One foutth cash, "a the bslance " \
rtedit Of .ix, twelve and eighteen months
The purchasers to furnish their notes satjs-
factotlly spdc rsed and secured by mortgage
on the lots sold, an,ldo bear interest at the
rate of eight per cent after maturity, until
tw,d, and made psyable at the Patish Re
corder's Office, in the City Of Baton Rouge
feb.3-7ts W. H. V. BABiN, bbrrih
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q, .l~as1tss,s t,ls,.srh ,

IN ELECTION VII, te held AZ The Pres.
y hytefy Of said Clutch, On Monday, tn
~ 5rs " March ~ert. 1854. for The purpose
Of electing Five ditcveet persons 10 serve
A. Warlens II aetd Church. for the en-. aing
year. pelM open from . e'clcrk A. NJ, Nm
I'll ~. n. A residence Of three months 10
required ~ entitle The members al said con.
ategaAon to a vote. II. Y. HAHN.
TED l5.M. #' "'sa 'a' Sce.v
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ne,, Er., ard ty,nt.. Clouds.

n'U0N0H, has now IN stc,e well seller
~ ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods. ro,,-
s,s,ing IN ratts ef-silhs, Dress G"cds,
Ribbens. Grapes. Cravets. Embfoideries,
t,sce., Ffinees, Ileves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
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saw nua saw Blades.

NROssCUT, Pit, PANEL, Rip, lemon,
" steel and brass back Butchers, BowS
Webb Pruning, Back and Key hole Saws,
assorted sizes and tn" most of them Of
Spear Il taeksons' make Always on
hand at the Hardware store OF
ian25-y. LAReu,sH h LANerI1.
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Something Worth Reading (!

r1NltF SUBSCRIBERS would cali The at.
/ tention II purchasers to the large cd.
,li'ions now being made 10 their stock
AIMING which may le found
An elegaii. assortment If Plated ard japan
cd Walters. III sets and single;
Terae Ufha with and without dtippets
GIT & Ornamental Hall LAMPS h LANTERNS
Gilt Solar and Side Lamps, for Oil. Spirit
Gas and Camphjne;
Cut and Pressed Glass, China l. Flint were
Brass, Copper, Ornamented and Co,nmon
Cosl Hobs;
Elegant Polished steel Fire 1fehs and A ha.
ltcns viii. large variety u
housekeeping articles:
A fine assortment Of Window Shades;
Transparent Paper shades lor Lamps;
lllsss, Gilt and Plated Curtain Band.
Gilt Curtain Coth'ees;
Also, A Fine Assortment Of
Rich Gilt Gift Cups. 1ete' Tete. SETS
Fancy CoIogne anil Toilet Bottles
Mantle Ornaments. &c.. suitable
FAb Uhstst n, n Dsese uts.
nlRECT FROM THE MANUFAr-
~ lures. Mahogany Eehsteads, Ward
roh.s; Washstan5s bureaus. Tables; NJ.
CIT and Mahogany Peir, Mantle. and
Lcoking Glasses.
1yCall aud examine. Ne our stock il
NOW complete
aecso-y. j. piPEn II rc.
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r'heV,,S 4 y, etev S,l,ur,,..

4 ANOTHER small supply. just reed.
IA ana fys sale low. m, .e chufhs make hut.
ter, quicker, and more II II, ftym given quaint
" II milk, Than atit cthet.. Fct sale ny,
desh4y. D. q. MONTAN, ehufrh -.
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GREAT ATTRACTION TO THE
IL NMics.
Fashionable Dress T. Mantilla Maxim

Fashionable Dress B. Mantilla Making
MISS puDGEON & SISTERS, thank
lVl full 10 the Ladies' Of Fast and West
Baton Rouge, Tor their liberal patronage
beg leave to inform them, that their ar
Engagements are such, that they are daily re-
ceiving the New York and Paris Fashions.
They flatter themselves. that their skill in
cutti,g and fitting is such, as to entirely
obviate the necessity Of ladies' sending to
New Orleans. BY strict attention to bust
ness, they hope to establish an increases.
share Of public patronage. y
n-Residence on Third Street, one door
from Church. lan22-2m
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Cl.rt.tt,,n. Presents.

- CAPUEVtLLE on Laurel street has
] just received large lot Of Toys and
Fancy articles, for Christmas presents, and
new years gifts. The citizens of Baton
Rouge aud vscinity, are invited TO call and
examine his stockC Il is the largest and
best selected in town. dec22-1m.
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FA4 CHRIST mn. Presents
'TO PAINTERS a asLAZuEsas

Dnn BOSER French and American
wv Glass; 10000 lbs pure and No
White lead; aodN his Zinc paint, best di,sl-
ity; 100 gals Ctpal va,nish; 100 gals Jspan
vatnish; 80 gals pemar vafnish, FIR yiae
PAINT, SOM lbs Fire Procf tmiht, ssse, ted
celots: 800 gals Llaseea OIL; goo gals
sraits To,pent',e: large assortment u
Chrome and Paris Green, Chtoms Y fellows
r,ussi4u Blue; vernillich, Black and Hsd
Lead. j,ithfage; Paint and vafnish Brushes
Sable Pencils, Top Gfainets. Blenders,
Graining Combs, elders, Tips, Gold Leaf
Blue, Green and Brown smalts; In fact
everything connected with this line, which
they otter at low prices not to he nnderspld
iahledy1 LAHGUIEH T. LANOUEu
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sheet NlMc. Lead. &c.

1k01 Lbs. Sheet Zine and Lead.
kNVV pis ana Mar tead, brck TIL, R,ass
esadet, soldering tfcns. A. Me Hetawate stcte If
jAN.if.s. tAHaulEA \ LANUuE.
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Linscrsl GIL.

r ARD OIL; Alcohol Spts. Turpiptine,
IL in store and for sale by Wholesale Or
Retail by WILLIAM BOGEL,
Arril Goth Ia65 Druggist
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.Deegf Xcrcjs.cd

DER STEAMER QUEEN Of the
j wEeT. o
10 SEXES Extra Nc. npar.
Is " fslH, II
2UU lbe, Fresh Bologna Sausare,
70 Hslf bbls Family ,ness peaf
10 Eases theies Cheese,
large tseef Tvoeues, huHseld s.1 cthet brand
" Hams 81, Lcuis Flenr, tsrruls ana. half IL.
with the above may AT all times be found. r,est
ecds rtacktrs ana ats'sn butter, ali WARRANTED
u site eAtlefketioh. A. MoNTAN 4 BHNN
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trVe,ec0e VVl,,tlo,v (alass

11ECEfvED per ship DURHAM, "
i fysb, New Ystk. ~, asst.t,nen n wlrdsw
eiass Shy 1gs-tgby lss--tD hr ta--te ~ 49,;
u w ss-se w sg-So W A. Aisc. pitt.bu.g
''clest" ana waterford Glass, always on hand
ma nv sale eithef W VI. hn. y At relaik A.
decs-y b. q. M0NTAN; ehutch 81.
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las, 1. MACkLEY.
fOld stan q Of y. W. QM199ons.

tOld sta q Of y. W. 0W1xgons.
ISRESOLvED to keep the lsrgsst 80
] and most varied assortment of
BOOTS aud SHOES, HATS andy -
CAPS, in this City. Lafies, Gents s"d
Children's Boosces, Shoes, Slippers etc.@-
lie will sell at the very lowest cash prices,
and invites the public 10 call and examine
his stock before purchasing sIsewhcre.o
~Fre.h receipts from tbs Northern
Manufactures every week. Store on La
fayette street. isn22-y.
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walkjur Canes.

TttET received by steamship Grahada. i beautt
- full assortment Of Fancy. Gold and Silver mourn
ted Walking Canes, some Of which sre very tiua
and handsome. for sale at the Clothing Emporium.
of O tdeeGI W. H. ptlttttPH
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III GeuftpnMpMi!
ELEGANCE AND ECONOMY ~
]. SIMON h. co.


Ths-d street. Opposite thc Past ON1ce.
II EREHy give notiee II, the public. that
they have now IN stn,e the most ele-
CANT and veriel stuck If Gents Furnishing
Goods in this|Civ. That his prices for CAsa
are down at The very lowest tiaute, and he
is resolved 10 sell as cheap as the cheapest
or give ~ the CHEST in the attempt
The following programme is offered for
Gents considerations
n CO. rs.
rlaeF Cloth Ttotk and Dress Coats; Col.
cred business cnats Q Fancy tassitn-
and Tweed rpa's, SHIFTS to nstth
OVER TDATy.
Pilot Heavier. Felt and Mohsirn. oveteoats
,l,atle long fur planters use Also
Clcaks aud Ialu,as nj the latest 81, le
q PANTS.
Blaek cloth and Dc.skin Pants Fancy
Cashmere Pants
VE.c7v. o ~
Velvet. Plush Silk, Satin md Cashmere
Together with Linen Shirts. l.. Eps. do
TWe0e do Drawers, Cotton aud Metin",
Socks, silk and Satin do, italian t,ava's
Tculalls, Linen lldAfs, Jovihs. kd. silk
and Felt Hats. Cleih CAPS. boots, and
Shoes. Silk aud Cotton Umbrellas, Leather
Trunks. Travelling Rags IN SHIRT every
thing appertsining TO gentleman's ward
robe. ian 22-y.
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~. JoaspA's Church.

HNHE pEWS u The new Catholic Church
Il will b. rented out sbf the ensuing
year Ia the highest bidder. for GAIA. 81,
Palm Sunday. the 10th day Of March next,
A. y. 1850, immediately after service in
said Church. s'sF*
nrAN pews eclA On eaid day asd DO,
paid tof, within two weeks ftuSn The Nv
of sale. will be reoissrcd for sale to the
highest bidder, on sunday, The goth March
: iHAd,' ar WcA.raymeut Il he same
Seests.td. H. V.sBAblN. Rsr'y,
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STATE OF LOUlsIANA---Patish u
East Baton Rouge Judicial Disc
trict Cou,t.--Jmr KssrAsp, Undettu-
tor, vs. sAmueL LalLY Tutor ~ No.
DY VIRTUE Of writ Of Il, "a. issued
- in the above. entitled and nutnbefeJ
eause, and ts t,e ditested from The Hon
Sixth judicial Dist Court Parish and State
aforesaid will offer NJ public sale, At thd
Court Ho,,sA dsot. II ssid Parish, IN the
City Of Baton Rouge, on sot.tday, hte 1M
I'M Of Matsh rsrt. a n 1856, I'll the right,
title. interest and claims If the defendent,
Samuel Lilly, tntcs; in and TO the mortgsa
eed property hereinafter set forth sfd aes
ctibed, to wit
A certain tract If land, OF plantation, iii
usted in the Parish Of East Eaton Rouge
at about II miles from The City;ef Baton
Rouge, and containing one bundled and
twenty Ave actes, mote OF less. and btuh-
tel on the North BY Thus. Devall, west w
Or Thomas Henderson and south and
east Nv Messts Sale and Fosey, together
with all the Buildings ard improvements
thereon,
Also the following named Slaves 10 W.T.
Jordan, Negro Eoy, aged about sixteen
years (1e), John, Nee,c Boy. aged about
l14) fourteen years, aud Dallas. = Negro
Boy, aged about ~ twelve years.
Seized to pay and satisfy the judgment,
interest and tost in the above entitled and
numbered cause. fa-aI.-
Terms Of sale, Cash, with the bsneht Of
the apprsisement ..ass 49, I
January 9Th, 1856 H. V. balm. -
Sheriff
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AuuiHENT ON fHs NHw YoaH CsN
rNAL RAiLHoAD.-A despatch dated
Syracuse, Feb. l2th, says:
The accommodation traia. bound
wAst, n, The Central new foad) which
\ Jeff here At sis o'ccck this sfle,nocn.
drawn by two engines. came IN cells
ion with The mail train, coming east At
the Junction Of The single and double
tracks, 4abeut mile west Of this city.
owing 70 displacement If 4 switch.
Mr.. sFfost, conductor 81 the train
bossd west, leaped Of aud wins thrown
on abe ties. His face was considers
bly, "bfased. Mr.. Carver, VI Lyons,
Wayne county, was badly injured In
,tstnally, and two OF three either per-
sons were slightly brushed. I've Of
the engine, were considerably broken.
but nose sf.tAs cares were materially
injured - #ea s" r. ~
Sc1iSfvAL 1huaeEaf.--We we're
somewhat asseaished Yesterday BY a.
startling piece II chronological infcr-
mation given bs in the form Of query,
hv ono II our ettareaals. It was
Who Was the Ars Thug. Answer
David, The father Of Solomon, who
slaue .shotted The Philistine uulsah for
e'aieratiag iatc his territery, and try.
ing 10 eat up The original and legal
land holders. We believe there |.
some style Of sling mentioned in The
chronicles af,boss times, fsc,n which
the foreign Palliative was slang pretty
severely. Crescent.
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Desirable Property for sale.
HOt1SE AND LOT situated corner OF
IL North and Lafayette streets. Terms
Low and Liberal Apply to
jan30. d. CCNONlAN.
Church street.
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Eaahlo0aD1o HATS
lust kECEivEp 81 steamer cslaw.
81 ha. six cases Cent?. Fashionable DlAck
Silk, CashiuAse and SOFT Aats Of oil
shapes and cclcrs, q Ne Clothing Emrsr.
iasn, opposile Ne Harvey House.
.An9a W. D. Phillips
-e=ae-4-.-a42444-4-s4
yesRI 8Mpero CleeAe a*4s
And avery kind d other yankee Clocks
"A sss sals by e@ne
declo. Txxo. (otpMANx.
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49,
COUGH RE N q ~ E:S.---Jaynes ESpee.
u ,orant, Louden's do, Ayers Cherry PectofaI,
wis tart Bslsa,n Wild Cherry, Pink syrup &c, for
sale by ..-s. =. b. WALLET.
nNANUT.-A small lot Of the very hest, for
ID medicinal purposes, sale by J. l.. WALLET.
CyHOT--o50 SACKS assorted Shot For
- sale by r. PRrSbrRaAsr h Co
rOID SILVER Z GERMAN SILVER
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NEW JERSEY FOR FILLMORE.

The demonstration Of Railway on Wednesday afternoon
and evening satisfies that the American the strongest
party in Nsw Jersey Fillmore and Donelson will carry
6<ycnd doubt IL the efforts making persevered
IN I'm the day OF election Aud that they viii be have
svsry assurance The people are becoming aroused TO
the importance Of the contest and the thirty days
win teen With developments Of the gratifying char
sct<r 10 the friends Of the American cause.
Our advces from various sections Of the State full
of hope and encouragement Fillmore and Doneson
raining strength quarters heretofore considered doubt
hi The masses are moving In the right direction, and
the documents which being circulated produ
cling the best oi effect
Il was glorious sigh to behold at Railway the immense
throug that gathered there do battle Tor the Con
sdtution and the Union AL the speakers listened
70 with marked attention. and the cheers which followed
every mention OF the Of Fillmore proved how strong
hold has upon the patriotic and intelligent citizens OF
our gallant State.
The speech Of Com. Stockton powerful effort
worthy Of the man. and worthy Of the in which he
Il earnestly and ardeny enlisted His praise of Mr. Fill
more and his fitness for the Office Of President
pended to shouts that made the wekn ring aud carried
conviction the Of present. that the speaker and
audience In perfect sympathy, and endorsed every
word that uttered.
Our friends Railway deserve great credit for the
pleteness Of their arrangements tor the meeting and We
hail Of what they intend 10 do throughout
the campaign.-Neoark Eagle, 5h.
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From the North Amsrican Revieto.
FASHIONABLE FRIENDS.

The hardest trial Of those who tall from afuence and
honor poverty aud obscury 10 the discovery that the
attachment Of so many in whom they con6ded pre-
tence mask to gain their ends a miserable
shaownsss Sometimes, doubtless IL with regret that
these frivolous follows OF the world desert those upon
whom they have fawned hut they soon forget them.
Flies leave the kitchen when the dishes empty. The
parasites that cluster about the fvo-te OF fortune to
gather his giits and climb by his aid, lnger with the
sunshine but scatter at the approach Of Storm the
leaves cling in weather. but drop of at
tho breath of winter and leave il naked to the singing
blast Like ravens settled down for banquet and sud-
denly scared by noise how quickly at the first sound of
calamity these superficial earthliugs specks the
horizon.
But true friend sits in the CENTRE and is Tor all time
Our need only reveals him fully and binds him
closely to us Prosperity and adversely both reveal
ers the difference being that in the former friends
know u.s. the latter know them. But withstand
ing iusncey and gresdiness prevalent among men,
there is vost deal Of and fellow yearning
than IL over outwsrdy shown. There examples
Of uuadulteraed affection, deeds Of silent love and
magnanmity than is usually supposed. Our misfortunes
bring 20 side real friends before unknown. Benevo-
lent Impulses where should expect them in modest
privacy enact a of beautiful wonder amidst
plaudits of angels And upon the whole, fairly est
mating the glory, the uses, and the actual and possible
prevalence of the friendly sentiment must cheery strike
iyre aud life voice the iavote song, coneSsing
every complaint is ended, that
There il power make each hour
As sweet Heaven designed it;
Nor need g TO bring il home,
Though few there be that find it,
- We seek too high for things close BY
Aaj lose what nature found US;
For tfs hath here charm dear
A home and friends aro1nds Us"
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TIE SnIFrISG HUEs OF LFE-Lhe has, for all observer
such quick Succession OF interests and amusing zdven
ture that il is almost inconceivAbe he should feel
dull or ~esry of IT, No DAY resembles another Ev-
hour every minute, opens stores 10 our expert
ence and exeitemenfs TO our curiosity. We al
WAYS on the eve and on the OF surprising
Like the moth ioTsFer flying towards the
si4r-but With this difference, that sitsn it; and il
sometimes find the halo fancy glory i blt some
deceivinc mist last have learned lesson IL
look upon life merely hamols students, shall
feel great bitterness such disapPontments IL il
only when hug our Ignorance to our hearts that
are and deserve be, mserable-vhen embrace tie
cloud, thai lose the goodness. But We open the
Of OF the mind and determine 70 be neither wanton
ly stupid nattentve, enchanted world begins TO
rise IRON chaos. The aspect Of the room in which
grows lively with thousand unexpected curios-
te- We discern that the ordinary person IS nves
ted xith some noticeable Characteristic II deign TO
look for but five pleasant minutes st any commonplace
thing become Of peculiar beauty and there
Is bird that wings throug the air -four that
blossoms in the garden insect that craws in the
depth OF the earth fish that swms in the water but
has it, singular and delightful story.
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1000 Ts.: ss.i. .S a.v.. I quarters "a so
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

PLAN or THE LOTTERY.
Numbers Numbers
printed paper enceled
small tubes, and placed n one wheel.
The 20 Prizes similarly printed and encircl placed In
another wheel.
then revolyed, number from
wheel Of Numbers and time Prize drawn the
wheel number ex
audience,
peated until all the Prizes Al drawn
Numbers drawing hs 100 Prizes will be entitled
the 500 Approximation Prizes, the Scheme
The their Lotteries shall excel all
others public Scheme, which, the biancy
obtaining Prizes
equaed.
Remember tina. prize Is drawn aud payable In full
Without deduction.
~ All prizes under, paid Immediately the
trAving-Oher prizes the usual time OF thirty days.
All strictly confidential The numbers
will be forwarded Immediately AFTER the drawing
Prize tickets cAshed In other tickets either ohce
EF- Orders for tickets be addressed either to
8. SWAN a CO, Atlanta Ga,
auis g. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
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& 4 X ID, FALL, Is56
MEQTHANT TATI0RS

sos BROADWAY YORK.
TUyHE unaersixned father,
the business gbdr the arm, beg invite
striving for Fall comprising
Isss ilsT b1a have before had the
pleasure ~-S
and the cutting and making Of
father having
tEeny yesrs will every
be 10 Of our customers
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SASH. HLISDs AND DOORS

TuNHE undersigned the
Blinds and Doors Of the best quality Of material and
workmanship low prices. Orders respectfully solicited Aad
ordering Sash, Blinds
from by mail, may assured Of getting good work,
moderate priess, and prompt attention ordered
in person Glazing done low, and quality Of Gsss
used that designated Constantly hand IL BY H. 10
~, 10 Sash giaEed-also.
2nd building above iIAxals Mills, Richmond
AuI5 ISAAC J. MERCER
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC % B T. R 2 2 ~.
FARE IRON RICHMOND,

ruNO Lynehburg - - To Lexington -
u To buchanan 4 " To the NAtura Bridge so
both Richmond LynehbuTg Charlottesville o. so
Satisfied fair trial, that the majority OF
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening
the old the 22d Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday and Friday ats NJ Canton at
A. NJ and Scottsvine IL ~ Of the
and buchanan and Lexington r. NJ. o. day
Returning A. Lynebburr Al " r.
NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday reach i0H
New Canton at IN ?. ~. and arrive In Richmond
the
and Buckingham H. and In scoisv with the
louisville.
tH- See Time and Distances, In Card below:
Ledve Richmond Monday Ledve LynolbEro Aeadau
III W.lf., ~,
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the fashionable styles which entirely styles.
Tr consists IN Of Cameo Cold
and Diamond Pins; Ear Rings FngrrR Rings and Bracelets
large variety Watch Gold Silver Pencils
best manufactured and variety Of
represented sold at living profit
IANKF. Main street
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cons {EGhFR EIGN &. & pMaId,hIitsE Eil ar.

NMEEntsss; VERY SUPERIOR FUpNCu
.ALI oAsOhD TVS, CITY MADE The .us.,,i 81
$3.50. ~ nos On hand, Of HE manusactuvs nm 80
o esntenens very superior grsob r.is ~
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ST1MuCRDEAN WUIsKEy.

uJNROM his Distee county the subscriber will I'LL
II orders In quantities. and for the United States
for this celebrated WIIskEY. IL awarded
at the Fair Of the Mechanics Institute in Richmond No
vembeT 1884 This Liquor Intended for family and medicinal
and for the best Hotels II be ordered Of
ave Orders through the mails promptly attended Ad
dress WILLIAM KERR,
dIv ataunt VI.
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fHENH NIpFLt % IHNNKNs
XMTE arc opening THIS DAY, July 2sth, <--lcUk H--EA
w ano,h,r suppy % thoss bard Ras.si Z--tfftI
Sole Leafher Trunks, made By The very brs 7. ~
Manufacturer hat ve have ever known. 70 our -<l
order. They made IN The very bed style, NrE<<.
subsfantai
Lafes Bonnet oxes inside, renders
convenient for ladies We Invite ~ IN ~ Trun " v,
call W keep stock - then hand II ~ times and wi
cell mem ~ low as We possibly can saoFd. - -
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