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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-10
B. r. FORTNER, Auctioneer,
WILL, SELL.

In Franklin township, Columbia county
on January the 18Th, house and lot; the
property of John Teeple.
On the 10th, il franklin township, Colum.
bia county, the real estate Of o. P. Tee,sworlh,
being nine acres OF land with good improve
ments on the same.
On the 25lh and 26th, in Maine township
Columbia county, the enlire furnace stock
horses, and merchandise Of G. & R. Shuman
~ Persons who desire the services Of ID
r. FORTNER as Auetioneer will do vel
to engage him before advertising the date o.
their sale.
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n y 5. M. PErrEEcILL g. Co., Advertising
Agents, No. 1i9 Nassau Street, New York.
and 10 State Street, Boston, are authorized 10
receive and receipt for advertisements and
subscription to this paper ll N
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.

MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Prof: w. Id. Bradbury,
OF New York City will hold MUSICAL
CONVENTION, in Bloomsburg, commen-
cling on Saturday evening, Feb'y 2nd, and
continuing with Three Sessions for Instructions,
each day, (except Sabbath) until Wednes-
day evening following, when The whole mat.
Ter will conclude with
PUBLIC CONCERT.
ALI persons who desire instruction in sa-
cred and secular music, by one Of the most
celebrated teachers in The land, are invited 10
attend. ~ 1 ~
Tickets, for the convention and concert,
can be obtained at the book store, .next door
above :he Exchange hotel. Boarding will
be provided at reasonable rates, for those Who
shall attend from neighboring places.
r en- JESSE g. CLARK,
@ ~ S. p. COOK, ava lla
,t THOMAS J. NORRIS,
BIoomsburg, Jan. 9, 1856. IS.
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t A Coon BUsINRss.-A professional beggar
woman, who has lived in Pinsburg, Pa, for
ten years past, has accumulated property for
which she has refused $4,000.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-10

II The Montour Amsrieaa gives the pres.
ent population of Danville as 5422. In 1850
il was 1893.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1856-01-10

a The ladies of Reading found out that
this is leap year, and so gave Ball TO the
gents on last Tuesday.
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appointments.

The Commissioners of Columbia county
have made the following appointments fol
the year 1856: AIS s.s =.
Clerk Robert C. Fruils 4.a
Atforney--R. w. Weaver.
Mercantile Appraissr-- Richard Stiles.
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A PUBLIC CONCERT.
List of Letters

to List Of Letters
ID EMAlNING in the Post.office at Caita-
~ wissa, for the fourth quarter ending Dee.
3lst, 1855.
Ahlun Milton Bieber NJ.
Barr Christian Benneti E. B
Claywater AS Mrs. Deal r C : ea
Folk Benz. G Gerneri John
M'Gowan Terence, ship Hennessy John 2
Hartenstine Jacob Gordan James
Lails Alexandra Metz Richard
Smith Josiah 81 Tingly Urban 2ss
Tinsly Joseph Tobias jackson A
.l4t + ls'f Walter AbneE.
Persons applying for ihs above letters win
please say they are advertised.
= c. RAIN, p. M
80 Catiawis issa, Jan. 8, 1856. 's,:i. I'd ss
IRON STEEL, and every kind Of Hard
wafef or sale by .ss'aas ts4F MA
MckELvY, NEAL & Co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
RICHMOND WING.
suALL THE UNION BE PRESERVED,

Under this head the Memphis E4g urer publishes some
very orcble and vel timed political axioms We cannot
present of truth In a condensed shape our
readers. and accordingly copy with slight additions
l. Fillmore v the only conservative candidate In the
field for President Who certainly carry any Northern
State.
p New York Il positively certain Tor Fillmore while
Buchanan !. certain OF Northern Statenot
oil his own State of Pennsylvania.
s. Buchanan IL, to all intents and purposes, disunion
candidate bcns supported, North and South, 10y
who threaten dissolve the Union, II he Is elected
lSee john SlidcIrs letter, the Charleston Nsrcsry Rich
noud Esqrsrer Mobile Register aud other Democratic
A. Buchanan Ia advocated at the South southern
sectional csndatefremont is advocated at the North
Northern sectional candidate-whle Fillmore Is advo
Gated both sides nv his friends. a national Union
candidate aud denounced both sides by his enemies
(he leaders OF the Democratic aud Republican psrtics)
fressoiler the Que hand and "a niger driver
on the other.
5. Mr. FrLLxoRk occupies the golden mean between
Buchanan aud Fremont, aud knows no North Sonth,
East, West, nothing hut his whole country-one
and ipdivisble
F,LlNoRr ia gaining ground every day, every here
and IL the only in the held Who be elected by
the people II ~ IL elected by the people the election
GO into the House OF Representatives.
T. II the S'uth wishes to the Union-rhoh "a
the Coasttaton-and project the institution of slavery;
10 MUST vote for FILLMORE, one mani
s. Alor nearly al-the leaders OF the Buchanan par
ty Of the South Dsunonsts either by their present
professions by their past record 1t may safely he
sumed that they Disunonsts heart -nc- they are
working together steadily for Squater Sovereignty civil
in Kansas and the conn Of the power Of Abo
htionis In Short the trail Of the serpent Di-uaion
is them al-he Old Line Wings going Tor Buchanan
well a. the restl
g. The leaders of the Buchanan Democracy Of the South
have already proclaimed that IL Fremont be elected by
the people they will dissolve the Uuion-they will
allow him Ia be maugaratcd aud they rndeavoring
everywhere to obtain pledges from the assist
them 70 this revolutionary
10. BY his record, James Buchanan is a. bad Free
soiirr - John G. Fremont. He gave Soatiern
vot, without giving Northern reason iorit.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
oCr 4 Err 22D.

rUNO Lynehburg - 50 To Lexington ~ ~
ii To Buchanan 4 ~ To the Natural Bridge 81
Richmond Lynchburg Charlottesville, ~ so
trial. that the majority OF travel the Pack
Boats better accommodated by leaving the evening return
and amer the 22d Instant leaving Richmond
Monday Wednesday aud Friday at r NJ reach New Canton
A. ScottsVfe 2 NJ Of the first, and Lynchbug A.
Buchanan Lei p NJ. Of day.
Returning leave A. NJ, Lynehbarg
NJ Monday, Wednesday and Friday reach Scoisv At lJ A.
New Canton at ~ NJ and arrive In Richmond at next A. NJ
New Canton with the the Institute
Buckingham O. H. and In scoivie with the stage for Char
lottesyile.
sF- See Time and Distances, In Gard below:
Lsdrs Richmond Monday Leape Lyac.hburg Monday,
Weins.iaH md FrifIH, az HedneAilK and friddN,
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A cRiNE,S HERo.--we infor ned that Lieut. Harry
d. j. Macleod of the English army, who distinguished
himself sgually at Bahelava Inkerman the Alma aud
S.bastopo Is expected TO arrive in this city night
An officer who has covered himself Sth glory and
ses" aud gained such cnviabe in the list Of Cr
heroes will be of hearty welcome from every
noble heart in Ansrca.-N. y Mirror.
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rURcEL Ii, LADD a co.,
ID r. u GGIST rs
We OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TOWN TRADE,

We OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TOWN TRADE,
l FALL OF 1856,
Rn GROSS POIsf. vlenn. Matches. (no ,uphar)
w 100 grrss Partridge. Matches.
o. French Matches (cAn't cirars)
% barrvls Lamp and Tannerr' Oh.
~ gross brown Windsor soap Lows.
100 boxes EXTRACT % Logwood. ID
$40 baxc 8 y and Id 0lass. rr~nch.
sI0u NJ Nader prm.
3uO baskets To- OIL, best brand
300 kegs OF white Lad.
100 boxes Transparent Bar Soap.
iOo dorea Hair Brushes.
10000 60 s ss:, tS ,s s. s..: .; leo
10 gross Yantee soap.
100 600 Percussion Caps, a ID.
90 Backing
200 Of Quinne.
10 french Pomsdes and Hair on.
$50 gross COLONIES, all prices
100 Sup Ca Soda.
1910 bs ronqua Beans, Augustine.
81 vrrmlfuges
20 barrels spts Turpentinc
goo bsxrs Chewing Tobacco.
9O gross Turf on,
Together With vaty Of Mcdepes Psiuts Ola
PsIsmery Chemicals Dy. STUFF Ae usually kept Druxx
and for sale upon reasonable terms, By = =
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"BENEFIT OF LIFE INStHANCF.,

TuNE are two families adjoining esch CONSISTING
81 Mother aud SIX Children, and Mother and 1--WE cdrei
IN The ~ w. Who have heen epryrd by death % the
Husband sud Father within the twelve Two ~
fars uhle h. heh SINCE their lives hve
houand dollars EACH the other Tor three housand Al three had
puaed farms andWere veil 70 DO In e temperate ndas'rons
and In lev doubt would have been o. shat
possessed but zach owed from three Ave thousand difs
had not been for The received from e L Insurance Pol
e their farms would % have been sold debt.
e ciaies The foregoing from The -e administered
The ESTATES and received The Insurance give
instances where have paid policies 10 parties who nov living
The but wp would have been dependant
Tor the thus provided
father paid for losses by death, Ageney
fagn AID two have Just occurred for bua
other Tor 5000 dollars
Once o. the Mutual Benefit Lie Insurance Company
~
ociO y. W. KNOwLHs Agent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16

CmVRcH BURSED-rhc Lutheran Church at Columbus,
Ohio vas destroyed 10y fire Friday. Loss sl5,OdO OF
S9p,uUO Tn. organ which cost ~ 500, also con-
canned with adjoining building tin which the fire orig
natel belonging John English, whose loss is - 600
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PAIL ABE, 1909.
A ID / L &c CT r. A Y .
WHnI ESAIE nPITcGISTS

NO. III WEST MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA
Avn In store and receiving their assortment Of
u u DRUGS, CHEMICALS, DYE sTUPPs, PAINrs OILS WIN
DOW GLASS. &C, Ac, consisting In part Of
superior lndlgces prime OmsTo Nader,
Alum, Copperss extract Log God, Lac Dye,
Cream Tartar Tararic Acid, sstpetre, nj Carb Soda
Sal Snda, Qunne. French and Flor su phur
Roll Birthstone. CASTLE soap, white and notified
Emery, English, refined Borax Burning FLUID
spts rurpeniiae, Alcohol. vsrnishes Of all grades
Lnseed, Lard. Solar and Sperm Oils
Zinc Paint, French and American
White Lead. dry and In oil. Red Lead
tharge, vvrdgris, Chrome In oil
Mace. Numefs, Cloves, Cassis, Axpice
Pepper, Ginger, ground and whole
Together with OF all popular Medicinal
and choice selection Of hair brushes India
Rubber ivory horn and buffalo dressing Combs Coosne Frrnh
and English Per Ac u. o which they os "a
vorable terms for csH the usual credit dealers
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ItINsOItn A pnItTUu.

fnrHfr N0rfru0r nud frfNiffH Mrfftq,
AVE- n store One assortment ~ superb Furunurs (Rch.
uoud matel o which they ask The attention ~
Trey their furniture n quality unsurpasssd
faeure To- dis beug practical mechanics emseves
giving direct and pefsona supervision % al e das n their
manufacturing operation Thy only AL caU from those
gant good furniture, snragng simply 10 oher ITEMS splendid ar-
60 n very reasonable price.
They give especial attention ~ fHderfdifng, hold
fselv prepared III hours and VI shortest
Hte ffs Mahogany Poplar CohnE sirouds
hacks, &c.
One varnhers and poshers wanted, uhou per
efnpoyment vii b. Fven, immediate application
uade.
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TIRE MUSIC STORE.
Al IA. TAYLOR would remind his friends and the
II . public generally that his store Gov
where may be found PIANO foRrEs3 R M
MEL0DEoNs, GUITARS, vfolINs, FLUTES, andu
ACcoRDBoNs Of the best quality and at the lowest prices He
celebrated NUNS CArks
which by other makers, and equAled
but by few. Also Gale A Co.'S superior Pianos
nv Guitar Violin STRINGS o the best quality.
lie has the largest stick Of MUSIC be found In this State
constantly receiving the latest publications. which he will sell at
reduced prices and good terms be had else
~ Pianoes tuned, repaired, and let on hire.
~ Old Pianos taken In part for
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-16
FIRE. MARINE AYp Lie INSURANCE

FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE INSURANCE
OFFtCE R1CIMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION,
SecOnd D0Or E1sf II corner MffH dnd ia ~.
TQNlIls long established add we'll known institution
above description 81 fks. reasonable
rood Offices, 9Th capital aud surplus t3f000O hoard
q Directors per.onay known large portion %
tding their neetng this where an
jused and promptly paid entities ~ the public
patronage
Sw No Policy charged Marine R,ks taken by this
Office. DAVID CUKnIE. President
Jso w. Bo-Hss, Secretary jeiT-u
ATOfN E-TO All WHOM II NAY CONCERN whereas
- ns Richmond and Uauvlr Railroad Company
misfortune lose their freight Richmond
ton ~ their rolling stock. they present
deliver al freight The siding road on the depot
lo in s city, ne trains shall freight
Immediately removed W those
long, The Company vii not b. responsible Tor the sae
ne and te parties Interested 10 any way concerned viii
freight before stated will
at their risk unloaded from the =
G. CAMPBELL,
iaqt IF pup.ynteudeot ~ T,,,sre,tstla,
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HOOK AGENCY.

UNHE Subscribers have established Book Agency In Philadelphia
and will furnish publication ~ the retail prlc,
free Of Any forwarding the uric
% the % Magazines such Harper Cooley PutnAs
urahaus will receive the magazine
for copy Of splendid autograph portrait OF elths
Washington, Jackson Clay subscribing 10 " and
MagEns they VIII receive coy Of either Of the three portraits
~ Subscribing 20 worth Of Magazines altTee portraits viii b.
Music furnished TO those who may wish Il.
Envelopes Of every description and large small quaint
ties furnished Seal Presses, Dies 10 order
Every description Of Engraving wood executed with neanes
aud dispatch Views Of buildings, Newspaper HeAdng Views
Machinery Boob Illustrations Lodge Cehcae Business Cards
All orders b. mall attended Persons wishing
ofher building send Daguero,ype sketch Of the building
by mail
advantage 10 address the subscribers would act agen o
the sale of the BYRAM a PIERCE.
80 Houh Third street, Philadelphia Pa.
n. nrHlN '.
no2s-dkwiy
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NEW SlLkS, CLOikS, SClRFS, &c.
SECOND SUPPLY.
E vii this day smother lot % those cheap
w 81 KS at O., 10 aud 81 Also elegant
OF nes style WrappinEs,
Beaver
French DO
Rich Velvet Cioaks. Ia black aud fancy colors
fnr French Cloth Cioaks, richly rimred
Rich Circles and Tamas, combination Of velvet and
antique
Iiioi slk and cashmere ScaTfs
Hay STATE Stela and other handsome Shawis
We ask the attention Of tie ladies To these
WIN. p. PERKINS A co,
EnnI. slnrn
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ID r. Y Or . O d -
TU FAEI. TRADE
XNvE respectfully rchAn visiting Richmond
w their fall purchases stock eSamna
ton, which large and varied In
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC STAPLE AND FANCY
DRY d DIS.
facilities such advantages
supern any Virginia. the
United the merchant, only
prove months credit responsible
per We and
siany receiving
Brown sh,ings and shlrtngs In all widths and grades
Bl.acled do do do Ito
Osnaburgv, Linseys Kersrys, sainets aud Ky. Jeans
Cassmeres. Cloths Nrstings Nelyet-, surgts
Bianke principally of Importation, which sell
low
varied Of Ladies Dress Goods, suited
the mostly of Importation.
Ladies' Dress Trimmings, Gloves. Hosiery
wOOlrn Comforts Hoods, Crayats
Cotton sl. linen cambria iidkts large assortment
LAce-, Edgngs. Ribbons. Gimps and Braids
Ginghams Prints, Alpaeeas, CobuTgs
Irish LineGs, white CatabTies; black and cold do
Jsconets aud Mlsins dg'd BObnets, Ac, Ac,
With good variety Of fancy aud small
determination complete stock Of the
best Goods suited To this market
and . them the good trade Any article
should procure for
Tine best through house. Bell
Brooks, Pace Co, New York.
ELLErr WALLER, DREwRY A CO,
No II earl rert.R ch
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ALL II AIL!!!
SOMETHING For THE MILLION iiI
PROB GODS
HAIR RES'EOIEA

xHTECALLTHE ATTENTION OF Ali, OLD AND YOUNG To
ns color gray Raf"Sovsrs s he"a Of r ba viii lusaTpni
ssns ss Of no. sS n "a S s
regular dressing for the hair viii preserve is color and keep
then upon he bald The gray or d,sed 10 sesP TO use and
thousands.
waTrE1owS, Mss, May /, 1855.
power, your Hair Restorative Three months since being
aud soon began To- r,orn the silver locks 10 their native
So and tn. hair r sh va, SsH DRY ard hosh and Ts o.
appeared aud the scalp lost Al the dagse.tle itching
ing before and nov not only look hot feel young again
oHAs WHITNEY.
PROF o wooDpear Sir Amer reading The adyeril.emso,
in 81 the New York Jona Of your celebrated Hair Resors
that continued t' Tor months. snd satisfied tits Ne
ali he daod "a and unpleasant itching rom the ap and has ~
stored my HAIR 'na have no doubt permanently 20,
MISS FEEKs, 2sX Green-ieh, Va.
Professor J. Woods Hair Restorative and have i'd
% cleans III. head renders the hair on aud smoo,hmueh
Louisville, Nov. 1883. MARY A. ATKINSON.
state Of Illinois, Carlisle, June ~, 20
.dm IT, & Nc ss, va va" bsoSoS a. I%s o s1s
gems,ur,y ~ ihe ofe RESTORATIVE
'''''' ''''' '"' nave no ''' sIBSF9 RaEIsFo
w senator United States.
tFsop o, Washington Sta,J
ssvlrg baufyng hair there none can re-
general throughout states preparation pos.
sesrs The mnsi ihvRorsnF fuale and fails producing
~ nosthapy results uhen applied according 10 directions We
certificates which have been ~ parties who have been benefit
tsd by IT, and Who feel happy giving testimony to ne wonderful
Of WOOD Co. Proprietors. $40 Broadway. New York,
800 and iif Martet street, = Louis ".
Gray Purcell LSdd Co cs''''' srSS-SS sSas
ScMooL sUPPLIEs.-EmsrseIps,s ,.,, ~ III, .sAoo,
- boff ~ common uss second o0l RsqHisfss ~
descrpon thirdly. ting for
/ iefch'r a. Wen a. the schoidr for sal BY 80
urg A MORRfa, " Main
n TEEN CHOP GUNPOMDEH TIA, Guest quail
NJ Imported Enesh Breakfast Tea choice quality; aunpow
de- Yes. medium quality just landed and ior al. by
ocS oorner Pearl snd Cary Hrseis
HOW 40 WOO.-EYCHANGE ROOKsTORE 70
Woo and how sn de favor q tbe ladies' love
| letisrs should h. written; i2H cts
How 10 Dies rith TASTE; ~ cr
nov behave The spirit q stiguss and
/ ton. "
Hd,i gugus rules for bridesmsd. uoomnsn sending
Chip. froa, Uncle SANS JsoE Knife Is cts
Hrnard Le, ~ ley cementsone q the readable
/ u the day; o.
Loragf ulil-gooi young wished to zee
| Az The Booss Of The day for sale BY
UAEHSONAI NOTICED NJ. George smith Formerly
(fram stratford Engiand1 Communicate utb
John Darlington ~ Broadway New York mi hear Of ana
receive ietr from her brother George, who California
Anv u hsf friends selns t. confer vor BY an.
Ms, Scott Va. formerly member ofus Bap., Church shoeso.
/ Hh,V Va octO-s
| {, uErHING NICE.-esuu.@eu are reminded ps,
NADE CIOTnING, Of ~ Syu n and
wef s al, os-tis sh general ss.ort
nsn o. Ues, af@sn' Hosiery Glove; cen.t, ss ca and
ooB cornu hain and ftsh ~,
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IIITCHCOCk A OsBORN

HITCHCOCk a Osborn
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS,
No. 2l9 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
n AVE Ia store large assortment Of fine FASH
u ionabr co ACHES, CARRIAGES BUGGIkS, -
SULKSlS and HARM Es suitable Tor country and
city made Of the best materials, and put to- ~<-
gether with which friends
the public sell such will the mutual
Of all who favor with their patronage
From long bunes and by personal
tenton, hope merit continuance Of fvors Orders
promptly filled and shipped part Of the United States.
y2-ly
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| VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION.
| MIR. y. CARUSI. PnOfE>SOS az cETns--
ANE MUSIC who has recently opened PIANO
FORTE SALOON Ia this City, where hr keeps
stanty, for sale large number Of the hest ISsrRr
Of CHICKERING'S MANUFACTURE, tenders his
scHsE Musc IL has for many years laugh, in the most
distinguished families Washington, G-oreeown and Alexandria
and bgs refer TO the following nen who have been his
| patrons
Hon Jefferson Davis Secretary wsr Hon Bright, Pre-
eut the United Hon James NJ Mason, United
states Senate Gen Winfield scott, United States Army Mssr
lnrhg William
$50 J. ~ Bradley, 20; D. W Is Magrudr, Mayor Of
Guey Judge Jnnes Dunlop G-urgeiown William fowlr,
ESQ Alex snder, Va Edgar SnoWen, Esq Alexandria Va, WA
bradley. Eq Washington.
Mr. ChRtSI has drought letters the following Of
City, To whom he has perms ion TO refer
HES Exceeney Henry A. Wise. PROBE Herbert Iefebvre.
William .. Richie F.q. Professor Robert J. Mor
| Col Stafford II Parker. Joseph X. Anderson. $50.
/ T. '. Moore. Judge John A Meredith.
| Edwin Robinson, Esq. Conway Robinson, Esq
/ Samuel Marx. Esq. Rev Basil Manly
| Col Thomas y. Bigger Robert Riigway E.q.
/ John Rutherford DR.. X. H.. Cabell
/ Lewis y. Webb Esq
Enquire PIANO SALOON No 69 Main opposite the
Exchange Bank, AMI Mrrs Habl3u Bros Furniture
/ store. au26
sIIaNOS EOst REST.-Person. desiring ,>zesczferszs
the % Pianos without purchasing. hirefF1G3f
them by the month. 20 moderate ~ 4 ~
| y. II. TAYLOR
aYIM Nh r.
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FOR RENT.

upoON foR REM room s,ors 81
snt n tv. vide viii a
rate price, for ght aney business, for which E
nraoly suited hosscssOn given lat September.
W. Q. PERKINS CO..
su22 No tii Esgle square.
LNOH HENr-And possession given immediately neat -
II aud convenient DWELLING. is Ia
aud Gary containing eight Rooms, and
ALSO,
AlsrTc WAREHOUSE pth the suitable
carpentss shop cr storag which will Apply
lySo-du NIL A RAWLINGS.
uNOtt RENT. LEASE Ox >NLE.-rhe HOUSE, -
~ and LOT Main fronting 20 feet adjoining the ~
tcondr, IN
Suns, turner's shop Possession the LIST Of
for terms apply JOHN A. ROBINSON,
iy25 Corner nd Virginia
y4NOH HENT-And Possession given Immediately, the ,
~ large four "a
a PEA
well calculated house, containing
completely with
This
street To t-nsnt the rent will be made Apply
he sahssrber. above. r. JONES.
apps
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- 49, 49, - /
" lows
TRAINS roH PETERSBURG
E.prss. through Passenger daily Sundays e'eep ...,,
Mail through Passenger daily, at...............s
Accommodation and freight train (rr-weekyJ via
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at .--....sA " A NJ.
Norfolk Train Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 6x
LkANk rkrkksBuEo RicasoSp.
Express, through Passenger daily at ..:.....;,s n
Accommodation freight train rr-weekly, via
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, " NJ
Richmond to Clover HI A passenger will
attached To he Coal Train which leaves Richmond
daily, Sundays exeepted) for Clover Hin oelk
Passengers coming from Clover Hill by this
be depot by A.. NJ.
The will not stop the either take
down passengers.
The stop there passengers up
Manchester Temples Res Station,
i'm anlP Port wathAii functions.
will all the stopping
ees therea passengers to take put down.
Express Mail Trains Richmond
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