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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-25
BY r L l. L 4 Il A p Ii i.
CONGREGATIONAL.

WAsnisarax August ~ Geo. l.. Curry has been
confirmed a Governor of Oregon; and Jno. X. Ta5-
lor Of New York IA Commissioner to run the bounda-
ry line between Washington Territory and the British
Domiuions.
The Senate after debate adhered to its disagree.
mcnt to the Army Rill by - to ..
Mr. Clayton introduced resolution for the mp
nointmenl of II joint committee Of from the Senate
and Il from the House to take into consideration the
disagreement in the votes Of the two Houses, with
Wow Of arranging the ncreuees-l o4rr till Mon
day.
In the llousf. Mr.. Campbell OF Ohio. asked the
unanimous consent 10 onefa resolution for thenp-
rointmen of select committee of - 10 confer with
n similar committee from the Senate TO consider the
state of affairs in kansas-ohjected to, Mr. Camp
bell ave notice that he will movca suspension OF
the rules Monday for its introduction.
Mr. Aaltcsou offered preamble and resolutions,
restoring the Missouri Compromise Tabled lol TO
81.
The House conearred with the Senate in suspend
ing the list rule in order 70 take the old Army Bill
from the table
After snndry notions the House ogain voted to adj
here to its amendment to the Army Bill. % to 81
steward OF the Nautilus Picked Up.
Nfw oRleANs, August 23d.-rhc Steward of the
Nautilus has heeu picked mp Balize, nearly dead
and unable rElNc accounts
NIairs In Kansas.
ST. Lotus, August 23-Aeeonnts from Kansas state
that Mr. Woodson Secretary of state has been taken
prisoner, and his housc burned.
The Markets.
BuriuoRr, Aug. "a Flour has advanced Howard
Street So ~. City Mills So 30,
Wheat Is better White 81 40 81 81. Red 81
30 81 10.
Corn s better. White 90 60. Yellow 60 G1
,cut-.
NEw lonE August 23.-Flour has advanced. State
SO %. Ohio 50 -. Southern 81 -.
Wheat has advanced Southern Rcd 81 81.
Corn advanced. Mixed TO- White IL Yellow G..
Virginia Ga al
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The Markets.
SALES BY AUCTION.
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
kIruMoNp, VA.

RICHMOND, "a.
t0EEEE. SUGAR, MOsNsSES. Ac, ~
~ r1oN-Ou Tuesday the 2nd September commencing
Bark Virginia direct from o de Jancro with 1000 Hays Cof
Tee, fair Ia prime quality
Win he added To the above salas
2Ulhhds fair to choice quality Sugar,
70 barrels hn1 New ORLEANS Molassoa,
10 hhls Honssea and other articles suited To the trade
TEnMs-ln dor sloo cash $780, months credit Tor
approved negotiable paper
aug 25d2sop DUNLOP. MONcIRE & co.
NOTICE. Try sstuc Of u Deed ct Trust IA
~ ted 10 us by David X Lyman, bearing date the
lat day of January e aud record In the nsuga Court
the tiiY OF Iynchburg, will the LIST October
1856 the oNoeo snic by public
that valuable and highly improve Tenement auaod
Main Street, the city OF lynchhrg, occupied by Sro
Whitehead Tenants, containing thirty eight
ground fronting tho said Main street and running back IL
TEtns on SALl Although by the of the deed Of
trust aforesaid we might rcouho cash yet with the
the creditors Intended 10 be secured by die said deed Will
sell said Tenement upon credit af ak, twelve aud ogoen
mouths equal nsmt ts) with the Interest from the day
ale the PurchSrr securing the payment of the by
goAbe necH satisfactorily endorsed. payable OF Tho
Hank IA tho ty lynchhug aud by ndced OF trust tho
Tcnementi Itself
The title to the property above mentioned believed 10 bo
unquesonably good hut acting merely will
y convey 10 The p'reaBo such le aa Ia vesed In by the
deed Of trust aforesaid
ALEXANDER TOMfkINS, r.,.,,
JOHN NJ. orEN ''"''es
ltY HIM ftiN
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1t Tye River Warehouse, Nelson county, Va. on
Monday, 18th inst, WALTER BRUCE. infant son o
Iohn w, and \. c, Tyler-aged2 months aud q
day.
"Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven
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I ANCASTEK HOUSE,
4 uyu,hhury IN

THO LANCASTER, late OF Fncastc Va takes pleasure IN
his old friends and the public
orally that opened that large and
mudious opposite the Depot in this place He IL
prepared give them welcome reception.
inV 7d& c3mos
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ALBEMARLE BAPTIST AssocIATIoS.--Thi Associa-
ton met at Fork Church, Fluvanna county, Thurs
day, the 18th inst Rev J. \. Broadus preached the
Introductory discourse to very numerous auditory.
There are thirty-three churches in this Association,
two ofthem being added this year, the Mt Crawford
Church. in Rockingham, and the Cove Mountain
Church in Albemarle. Upwards of 800 persons were
received by baptism into the churches in the Assoca
ton during the past year and the total membership
is between 5000 aud 900, ajority of whom are
colored, the largest number of persons baptised in
any one Church, was l65--another Church reported
90.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS



NJ ASOFORTEs. GUITARS. MtLODEONS AND MI
SlCAt the establishment Of the
found extensive stock 81 Superior Fofie sevc
raj Of the most reliable makers In the Union Among them
mas be those from J. b Durham Co New York A.
Stolnrt x Co, New York. aud Chckering B.
'omprising assortment extensive enar persona 81
almost taste 10 select instrument The 9Th II
Time the subscribers have been engaged in this business
nfaen these instruments have given the variety kept for
sale the upon which they offered the advantage
SOLICITING IN person ordering from house long established
near home mud the mpossibily Of getting Indifferent II.
here, for they viii he taken back prove
Food are some Of the reasons why should purchase
Richmond instead Of sending North
Prices ns low At the factories.
Meladeens Of caffari Needham's make satyins price
itom SIS to $50 suitable for churches parlofs
These Instruments well as The Planes sold
nctuftra' prices
tnitnrsu If "Mans make which unryall, for beauty
ct TOM durability and workmanship Also others of Enfo
len mahufaciure Amons them some beautiful Neproi
tan dns constructed that the neck be taken ah AID
IN" whole Instrument carried In ndys cling trunk.
Music for the Piano Forte and Guitar 81
fresh supplies enable them TO furnish orders completely
JAMES WOODHOUs Il a. co.
Booksellers and StatIonefs,
edf]w l3 Main st, Richmond, Vn
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They also keep constantly hand large stock FISKS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, of all sizes; also large stock
WOODEN COFFINS, of every description and will pay
prompt attention TO the undertaking business at all hours
I. JdSets u. r. g. G. A DIUGuID
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INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE FROM KANSAS
The Baltimore Sun of Friday has the follow
ing dispatch from ST Louis, dated August 81:
The Leavenworih journal of the 9Th states
that $40 Fresoers. headed by Mr.. Brown, drove
colony of Georg ans near Ossawattamle into
the Missouri, destroying their property. On the
18th the Treadwell settlement was attacked by
400 Freesoilers. The settlers sent to Governor
Shannon for aid. The Gov called upon the
troops to go to their aid and they refused.
fight occurred on the 1ith near Ossawato
mic between 300 Fresoilcr> aud twelve pro- slave
~ men. who were in II fortified position. Twenty
Frecsoilers were killed and wounded.
On the 10th Lecompton attacked and ia
ken by eight hundred Of Gen. Lanes men. The
United States troops having charge of Governor
Robinson, Mr. Brown, and other prisoners, sur
rendered without firing gun McClures, the
editor of the Southern Advocate, and another
person, were killed,
1t was reported that large bodies were organi-
ling in Missouri; also. that the pro slavery men
intended 10 barn the town OF Lawrence on the
10th.
The following dispatch from St. Louis, dated
Thursday, brings the latest intelligence from
Kansas.
Robinson and other prisoners have been rescu-
ed. Gov. Shannon and the citizens of Lecompton
fled in consequence of an anticipated attack aud
destruction of the place. Gov. shannon refuses
Smiths movements.
A battle took place near Ossawatamie, when
the abotionsts were repulsed and fourteen killed
and sixteen wounded.
Later accounts state that Lecompton has been
captured.
The parties are out of ammunition and calling
for aid,
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NALtABRG FARM fOR SALE - Public
Notwithstanding to remove to the South the
ing Fall VIII offer for sale publicly, Wednesday the
day OF september next the Tract OF Land which
side in bedford County imcs above ynhburg
OF Ivy Creek This tract contains $50 lO0arrc which
valuable low grounds, renoyatug productive
equal 10 the james River bottoms The portion in cult
walton in com Notwithstanding the drought and chinch
VIII roady yield from 10 tn IL barrels per The
portion OF the high lands IN high state of cultivation
aud VIII produce equal Ia high lands this part
country ana them be easily irrigated
streams If water Rowing through the every
Tho whole tract peenlary adapted to the growth Of Grass
OF all kinda Ih'e Young Orchards oi all kinds Of
best fruits on the tract aud iul supply of heavily mbe
land The improt cmrnts all consisting Of
ing House built upon the Cottage Plan, containing
ana all necessary Closets Porchcs Sc. New Kitchen
ry Smoke House lee House. Carriage House, Stable
and all other necessary improvements for country residence
On the day will be sold the Crops land
Stock 81 every kind, l. g. Horses. Cows 1ugs &c
ON the same day will be sold adjoining Land
longing 10 Francis NJ WiRRntou containing about $50 acres
Trims liberal and made known on tho day sale.
Sale 10 take place on the premises
aug ljdm& uiiJscp SAINT, NJ SCOTT
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IASD PuaeHAsE.--Col. J. p. Taylor, of the [. s.
Army and brother of the late President Zachary lay
or has purchased the late residence of Col. W. F.
Philips in Warrenton, Va, and designs to make it
his home The price paid for the dwelling and three
acres of land including fine garden and orchard is
So 900.
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Monday evening, 25h nst at O'Clock, the picmsea,
the Corner House and Lot fronting Pauoti old Tavern The
Jp measures ~ feet On The Turnpike running back ~ feet Tho
House Is very good and built IN lHir This proper
~ will be sold without limit Terms made known
AT sale BRYAN AkERS,
uttt,tt
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NALIsES, Vnlises, yaliscs.-Ju-t opened Iot
of nice Vaises very fine Sole Learner 0s!i ana
see prime article, SEABUhf D.
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NroT.cE.-The co-pnr,ncr.,.ip .rrc,oforc ~.

~ sne between the undersigned aud S Dnguid under
the svlo Dtugud dissolved ON the LIST day
january last.
The business will be carried by the undersigned
uni,r the firm and style Of D. F. & c. a. DUGUID, the
old stand of s Duguid q sons.
A persons having claims aguinst the firm of $. DuFuid
sons " in present for settlement and those owing
accounts viii please forward and pay up.
DAVID p. DIUGUIp,
GEORGE A. DIuGUID
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ted lightning Conductors, with improved Rod being the
most approved Lightning Conductnnow offered the public
is recommended by scientific gentlemen all
lions Of the country by large numbers persons in city
and country enjoying their protection Please call
the Rod for yourselves Orders Tor the above
Rods fer Churches Factories, Dwelling &C. VIII receive
prompt attention by applying in person OF by mil to
G.. s. BLISS
i,I Iynchburp Va
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ritp sup STATE aTalrs.

- r,R KAAsAs.-Capt II. {. Pate, Of Kansas
viii deliver an address at Masonic Han tnesda,
MI As the representative Of the Southern peo-
i .'a = ksnsas WHO wish to make it slave State
- Icen delegated to Virginia by the Executive
rni..cc Of the pro-slavery party, to ask the co.
.sz.fen of this State in elecing an object 50 im-
,artlnt 10 the south The subject Is highly inter
ting nj this time.
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a tOAg.! Cont. Coal The -u bsc ribcr IL pre.
v pared to orders for Coal be shipped
paekedin fIhds and offers for sal"
100 Tons No Red Ash Anthracite Coal.
400 Superior white Ash Foundry Coal,
Clover ill Lump Coal
And will ship direct from the Mines Average and Smiths
Bitnmnous Goals
Orders promptly executed SAML p HALVES,
aug 2tawaw Richmond, Va
Rep copy aud send act to this office
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2t OF tins Institution VIII Mohd
the first day of September lSIG.
Catalogue containing full particulars Of the rates of Board
Tuition SC may be obtained the Seminary and at the Book
Store Of Payne Christian. NJ }. & G. s. GORDON.
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Tur Cmcrtr GorRr OF Amherst County, commend
All. Fall Term last Frday-Judge Thompson, pr,
ling.
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- wv farm Lynchbnrg on Tuesday last Ncsro
Man. named DANY, called sometimes DavY Lawson is q"
Brown Color something forty is oeot3 ORR inches
high good appearance and Blacksmith lie Is most hkcy
making his towards the Greenbrier he sulphur Springs
where he has wife hut NAV be Liberty where he has
give his apprehension this side OF Lew
sbnrr $50 for his apprehension this side of Gauly Bridge
500 for his apprehension beyond said Bridge He familiar
the road Kanavha and doubt on that direction
for Ohio eventually. SAMl H. EahL1'
ugDI .lN alv
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stew ard OF the Nautilus Picked III
Affairs i'm Kansas.

81 Lotus, August "a Accounts from Kansas state
that Mr. Woodson, Secretary Of state has been taken
prisoner, and his houac burned.
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~ p. A. g.. A. D,UGIyD. Successors 10 =.

RPs DIUGTID & SONS, will keep constantly on hand a
large all kinds of FURNITURE of their mann.
,cturc which they VIII be pleased shcw the old friends
arons Dugnid 4 Sons, and the public generally
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uNACTO,Y FIxTUnEs ron sALE-l with :,

dispose private sale, of the Fixtures of the Tobacco
Factory recently carried by fIo Deprest Campbell c.
H. They consist Of all the necessary fixtures for well
poipd osahlshmont comprising and all
In good order and nearly wing been used bn,
They will be disposed of liberal terms;
and the bndnRs also for sale opportunity Is
hcntc Tor wishing in the business Of put
ting mp tobacco JOHN ID. ALEXANDER.
npl ladSctB Campbell CT. Ho
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~ opened another supply OF my superior French Patent
Leather Oxford Ties and Caters generally admitted
perior to those made j. Miles & Son p. SEABURY.
in, Ia
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The total amount of subscriptions for the suffer
ers by the inundations now amounts to s,693,25l
francs.
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k0ERlVIAN dSUAND.-Hayings made arrange
with Messrs Barreda Bro, the agents for the Pc
ruvian Government, for Fail supply OF Guano
prepared make with Farmers either mdiNdu
alv in clubs any quantity of No. Peruvian Guano
they may want upon good terms they buy IT
States. with regular expenses added Al
ask is a call to insure sales. VIM A. MILLER,
ang ls-cts on Basln lYneh6nrg
G,UANO. GEANO. t:sANo.-"c will: receive
M few days lot of pure Peruvian uano to which we
invite the attention Of friends Hnd the public
aug MCCDRkLE & JONES
EGa M Il ~. ~ a z 81! e.
.s Those in want of beautiful Mole Skin Hat the asSS
very latest out will find it at
MCDONALD & HOOpERS.
Anr cots Opposite Mctorhle & Jones
uUst sscce;yed gsARPEE,s sIAessZgSE
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NTttNI' HISFAIlII-
NEW York, Aug. 22.-'ihe flood caused ia,
mense damage along the Hudson. The loss is es
timated nj S20O,0oo between Nonkcr'- \ Pough-
kecp.ie. At the latter place four bridges were
swept AWAY.
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p y - hhss morning uuOInct IOt OIL thOne
beautiful Patent Leather Oxords and Low Quarter Calf
Shoes which much by the young this
Also monthly supply of those very fashionable Patent
Leather and Cali Caters which in such demand at
ty3 MCDONALD e. HOOPERS.
aug lots opposite McCorkle a. Jones.
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fDI Il ID

LYNcHRrRG VA, Aug. %, 1896.
nsI, The Petersburg papers viii be pleased 10 copy
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THOMAS WHITE. +. H. DAVIS W, n. HARDt
NNrHTTE, DAVIS ~ IIARDEE. General Con

w MISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN PE
RUNlAN GuAND BANK STREET PETERsBUR6, NA---lib
tra advances mhdo of Country Produc
10 either thrselyo their .riondH New York Ally
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AAYANIED, HAKE GtssA NUE., Great ] induce
w MENTS-WANTED-Ame IN every Town and Coun
the Union honorable business which pays
g. and 10 day No Humbng Book Patent Medicine
business Full particulars sent free application paid
-. WARMER & co,
aug l3wlm II South Third at, Philadelphia, Pa.
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lust Received sARPEH'sMAGaZsNE for
- September, NURSE =
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NOTICE.. ON and "iicr sne S1ih
inst our Pacf viii leave buchanan ell
HsyssiMss3 ms vuchburg at q A. NJ Monday. Wednes
dav auI Ff1,v rooctIuc Richmond Packets gong
and returning BOYD, EDNoNp IA : fNfoiNi'
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ulOAKDINS. HOUSE for Rens.-Thas fine
boarding liohso lately occupied by Mrs paulct Ia for
rent II contains II rooms with kitchen, smoke House, &c.
and improvements nj the newest style which will remove all
bad udors
This house located Main Street the Store of Phil
lip W Payne ESQ., and the Exchange Bank the very best
ocaoD in the city Tor Boarding House. The Mt very low
Also Offices In The building with each. Pos
session given Immediately Apply to A. N Montgomery Esq
july jdScta X. q. MORR1SS.
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II AHtHtH IL. ARCHER,
Al rOWNFH, r. GLASGOW.
nHOIS ROLLING MILLS, RICHMOND,
~ "a, r. ARCHER 81 co. PRorRiEToRs-BarI Iron, all
sizes Manufactured from the best Charcoal Pig Metal Flats
10 inches Angle aud Iron Rounds and Squares.
1nelea Railroad spikes Railroad Chairs Car Nes Bridge
Bolta, Screwed aud Tapped
sulot attention pNdto the quality ard finish ofour Iron,
aud all orders p,omitly bllod aug 2-dm
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~ tnnes In market for NEGROES of both between
the ages Of 10 aud 80 years including mechanical such
ns neksmiths and Carpenter md viii the highest mas
ket prices cash His Office newly erected brick building
Lot Lynch street, Immediately of the FarmerT
Bank whore he prepared thaying erected buildings with
that view board to ynchbug for sale 9TH
cwsc moderate terms, and keep them II
they were placed In tho Jail of the Corporation.
1H,dNcly SETH WOOnROOF.
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Il. w. FIELD

Il. w. FIELD
nFFERS FOR SALE THE CARGO OF
W the American Clipper Ship " CEILON,' from Boston.
BALES GUNNY BAGS
MEMS KIP WEETED BR0GANS.
WOMENS MOROCCO SHOES
CASES SALT
BARRELS RICE
CASES PRUNES
HLF BBLS DRIED APPLES
CASKS BREAD
BILS HAXALL FLOUR
PINE TABLES CASES STATIONERY
OFFICE CHAIRS
WILLOW CHAIRS
OK BOWS
HOOP PALS
WILLOW WAGONS
WOODEN BOTTLES
BROOMS
BARREL COVERS
DECK BUCKETS
LOAF SUGAR
CRUSHED SUGAR
GRADUATED SUGAR
PINE BOARDS CLAPBOARDS, SHINGLES,
MOULDING
Superior ONE HORSE CARRIAGE-with seat for driver
PATENT CHARCOAL SAD IRONS
"WE-WAG'~O RNAMENTAL TIME PIECES
COOKING STOVES
SOLAR SIDE LAMPS
MANILA CORDAGE
July ], 1S56tf. etc. etc. etc.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FELDEEEEW & GO,

RFFER FOR SALE All THE 10
q market rates, n well selected assortment of NEW GUIDE,
just received per late arrivals consisting in part as follows;
Dry Goods.
Cases black figured and plain alpaca, denims,
Shooting. carpets, druggets. mating, flannel,
All linen Sfeeting, book and Swiss muslin, Victoria lawn,
Scotch diaper, toweling, crash cass. table covers,
Irish linen, black silk, ladies' silk hose, silk,
Gloves AMI mitts, sup cotton hose,
White, brown mixed and fancy half do,
Black silk and colored half do, black craps,
Silk pocket handkerchienS, plain and bordered do,
Lace wells, white cotton lace, etc, etc.
Clothing.
Fine black doeskin and cashmere pants,
Fancy cass do. satiuet do, cottonware and linen do,
Black lasting do, ine black frock coats, cashmere dc,
White linen do, NarseIles do, brown lnen 90,
sup all fine linen shirts, extra large size do boys-d>,
Fine York Mill shirts, L. B, and French cuff,
Red and blue flannel shirts,
NeTino under shirts and drawers, silk DO do
White cotton lace do, all linen do,
BLACK satin vests, white aud BUT MarSeilleS do
Fancy casS do, denim pants and jumpers, etc, etc.
Hats
Gases black wool hats, do pearl da, French do,
Grey and white cashmere 10, Hungarian do,
Fine Panama do, Leghorne do ETC., etc.
Boots and Shoes.
Gases kip boots, do cafskin do, lasting CATERS,
Jersey ties. calfskin brogaus, enanened brogans,
Paten, leather ties, Oxfyri do, fancy Congress CATERS,
Patent leather do.
Sundries
Ladies' elastic belts, suspenders, needles,
Razor and razor strops, pocket and sailors knives,
Shoe laces, spool cotton, black ana coiored sewing silk,
Tooth and hair brushes, black, blue and red ink,
Port MOlaics, etc, etc.
Also GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS. eff.
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lust RECEIvED. AND o SALE BY

lust RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE BY
- the undersigned
Baldwin's bench planes, c. s. callipers,
Brass till locks, meat saw blades,
Electro plate rip saws, store door locks with . keys,
Ivory handled table knives, silver plated candlesticks,
Stocks and dies, brass cocks assorted,
Ship bevels, Emery paper, copper and brass wire,
Wood and cabinet rasps and files, chest hinges,
Adze eye hammers, Hoe & Co.'S G. s. pit saws,
Cross cut do, pick axes and handles,
Cut and wrought nails and spikes, Manila rope II in,
British lustre for stoves, OK bows,
C.. s. spades and shOyels, etc. (9-12) W. y. LADD.
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PORT WINE.

last Received per AGNES from
Take. TIoIdswOrGh s. CO.. London. A small
quantity of & e PORT in bottles, ofthe same quail
iy as that sold 10y DR.. Smyth last year, and at a very reduced
price. HOFFSClLAGER X SfAPENfIOKS1.
off
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I'D ". FIELD-oFFERs o SALE OF

IT'D w. FIELD-OFFERS FOR SALE OF
p of mdse n arrive per Am. Ship " Ceylon' from Boston.
Or Casks Madeira Wine
Or " Daft Gordon Sherry Wine
Or " Old AMONTILLADO Sherry Wine
Eight {" Rachelle Brandy
Eight pipes ANN. Brandy
Kegs Nonongahela Whisky
Bbls, Old Bourbon Nhiskey
Gases WOfs SchnnppS
Cases Iongworths Sparkling Catawba
Cases Longworth's Still Catawba.
July ], 1S55-tf.