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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-05
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nual Session Of this Institution viii
Monday in September next II Is expected that by that
the College Building, Of erection will be
ready for occupancy The location OF the institution
accessibility and halthDines of the eligible in the
entire south and thu m Instruction thorough that
of any College IN The country In addition complete
Classical scientific tho directory College
have established School oi Design instruction the
branches Of practical Engineering ,al Architecture
elegant Apparatus adapted all illustration depart.
ments of Chemistry Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy.
Library ct STANDARD Works h,
10 which considerable additions ail be made during the
ing Collegiate year.
The Young whose desire H. viii
berrgnzed utua Military corps, ba n its proper uniform,
and practised in daily manual and din
EXPFNsES-ruition for Annual Session Of ten months. in
the Collegiate Department, Si0n the Preparatory $40
Board 50 per week washing s5 per month fuel and lights
sl2 per session.
Catalogues of the Institution he obtained by addressing
Rev. Samuel X. Cox, President Lynchbmg Va
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL X Cox. President Professor of Mental
Mord Science, and If Bellies Lctires.
WILLIAM CAROLL A. Professor OF Greek Language and
Literature.
LYcUHGU &c. MATTHEWS, a. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian.
guage and Literature
JAMES T MuRFEE Graduate of Institute, Professor
of Mathematics aud Natural Science and of the School Of De
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional
d. A LASGHoRNE NJ ID, Professor of Anatomy and Phys.
hology.
GuIsEPPE ADoLFo SARToRI L. L. D. Professor of Modern
languages
W, c. LIrscoMB, A. NJ, Principal of Grammar School
pal
irlV % 4 Sclm
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rne TREATY WITH DOMINICA MAKERS Success
Nix. SorIG- DEPARTURES or SECRETARY DonRlN.-
Washington, Sep. 2.--lhe treaty which our govern
ment has been requested To return to the dominican
government was, it is said madc by Mr. Elliott with
Badillo mulaLto, who WAS forced into the Senado
Gonsalto lay foreign influence, in order it is repre-
sented, TO defeat the treaty with General Cazneaw
made year ago. Elliotts treaty has been in the
possession of our government about four months but
1t not submitted 10 the Senate for ratifaon,
Official representations having preudecd that body
against it.
Adsiccs received by the Administration give glow
ing assurances OF General Walkers ultimate success
1t Is understood here that the object of Mr.. Soules
visit To Nicaragua is in connection with the negota
ton Of IA loan of 1000 600 with the government.
There is nothing official known here to whether
Consul Livingston has been shot or not, though the
presumption is that he i still alive.
Secretary pobbin left here this morning visit
II North Carolina. He viii be absent about mouth.
The chief clerk, Mr.. Walsh, has been commissioned
as Acting Secretary of the Navy.
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THE GALE Ar NORFOLK ASn PoRrsMoUTH=The gale
at Norfolk Monday according to the Norfolk and
Portsmouth papers. exceeded the memorable gale of
1916 in severity. Much damage done to build
ings in Portsmouth and Norfolk aud the water over
flowed the wharves Of the former place. The schr,
j. 7. Boyd, bound for Petersburg with gaano from
New York, went ashore at old Point and filled with
water There were three vessels ashore at Black Roe
Beach, one AT caney Island aud brig at the mouth
of Nanscmond River.
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LATEST NEWS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
AEEsIs ca TegE PERSIA.

a. Ac.A N.

Srw loGk. Sept }.-1he st"nmnr Persia
with dat, from l.vcrpooi Ia thu 22d August. hu,
arrived here.
The news by this arrival i, unimportan.
ENGLAND,
Parliament has be"a further proreguea TO the
18th November.
Dl>raol', leadership i, becoming di>,a,teful
Tho Times, in nn editorial approves of Mr..
Marcy, 'asonins on the sui jcct of privateor.
ing
FRANCE.
Napoleon, it is reported, i, urging the claims
If Prince Plrrre Bonaparieio the throne vt the
DaGnhian Kingdom and considering what title
hr shall be>tow upon the American descendants
al Prince jerome
The harvest Of Francois considered fully an
average.
HOLLAND.
Holland refuses Ia assent 10 tho principle Of
aIhtration before ii resort TO arms recommend
ed by the Paris Congress.
SPAIN.
There is nothing of Importance from Spain
The country i still quiet.
The difficulty with Mexico is unsettled.
NAPLES.
There is doubtful report current that France
and England have addressed AN ultimaium to the
King of Naples. and in event of his refusal 10
comply with the demands, the representatives of
those powers will INN diately quit Naples. The
King is rcputed To have consented to some of the
cnnce ssions. but net to satisfactory extent
There is also report spread that the King in
tends abdicatng in favor Of Calabria, n moro lib
cral prince.
RUSSIA.
The Russians announce that they will give up
knrs, lsmal, Reui and Kilea, within the stipula
ted six months.
PRUSSIA.
A desperate engagement had taken place be-
tween Prus-ian snip of war and the Agerine
pirates off the coast of Morocco. Eight Prus
slams were killed aud 20 wounded. Among the
latter was Prince Adabert.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22.--Coiton unchanged
Sales for the week 1900 bales. The Brokers'
circular quote decline of l6 in poorest quail
ties of Cotton. Wheat has advanced 2a3d.-
Flour advanced las. Corn advanced IS.
Richardson's circular quotes red Wheat at q.
9dal los. and white at lOal1s. Canal and Ralt
more flour :}Oa32s Cd; Ohio 3}a3ls. Mixed
Corn 33s.; yellow 335s. Provisions unchanged.
Money unchanged; Consols % sa954.
The bullion in the Bank of England has de-
creased G:19000.
Other circulars quote shillirgs advance in
Corn
Richardson. Spence y Co.. quote low qualities
of wheat and flour unsaleable. White Corn BIS.
6du34s Cd mixed ;33s. Cd. Choice Baltimore
-four BIS
Weather unsettled. Reports of the potatoe
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.



Ms 4 Hlp btfis. Richmond, Va, leg 10 inform the
tltfrus af Lsrtbnrg hat HEY
description ii SILK lotion Nuollen dyplng Clean
well he DOM New YORK elsewhere W. have
ma uuy aud the NcfY hest ~ wortmen, and
Hutee satisfaction patrons Msuo six aud DE Lain
dresses dsot fashionable ouors, suit the
Shawl # rtnfy description dyed cleaned Grape
Shn"ls d. ed pt cnsou other rolafs equal TO import
cd Neve dNed ennl S dresses cleaned and Grease
Wine stains Il W. nteud Ia do work equal 10
tstahl sut the uilud States nd respectfully solicit
ihe patroageof tho lsl ~ nehi",a aud ,iciniy Gen
ncmens Garments dyed and leaned Ia inek 0lnai u
DENNlS y BRO
Successor - " Hines, Franklin st, opposite Metropo
tan Hall Richmond Va Isrp ats
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MARYLAND Wig STATE CoNvENTIoN.-Bai-
tmore, Sept. 3-The old line State Wing Con-
ven,ion which met here, to day, is well attended,
q there is much enthusiasm among the members.
Resolutions were adopted to send eight delegates
from the State at large. and four from each Con
grcssional district, to the National Wing Con
vention, which meets here on the 18th inst.
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SAILING OF SrEAMERs.-N New York. Sept. .
The steamer Edinburgh for Glasgow sailed to-
day with 20o passengers, among them was John
Allormond, of Richmond. Va.
The steamer Borussia sailed nj noon for Ham
burg with 10y passengers and $1,000 in specie.
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q.ttn Ii,u @tIie a0at,o.

mo une, loadtd win ii.'' t'se'oi's anu io"Is st"
Toned about ''' I'm. NJ % " ~,
ade WAS h'ine '4's ~ o t ~ .'s.
ing with "heh ae "!na VI l'e 'o'H', oh III 'i''
q tarter Is lhpi''S." i III" ,,. 49, " ~, sP'''
I the h''',>'u9 i1 ,'7 -
Wa .ens ana 'aiu' ~ J''""u -. - NJ az
jtmned' sellers am ""a : az "','is
are lam"eu' anu i"s - ~ J " =
a4thi oht J''a VI ',.1i'e'.}'i 'Nae..,','
the area OF u'dt l. si''.'' "ev"''' '''s "9'1''s
wanted niue sup 'lo'' o'9o'a Nal'"s, Over
lhe AFFAIRS o. "'',, &
aid aisoa'age""Sf dl5pos"I Oh 'i anneN"aon 10 oar
mlrket s'o"nis 4f y .,,' ' "
are rs teffi4e ~ II" af'a WIN nan"efz =" ""tas
atle"sil "o"" STs "' l'"'i"'" 'o ''t t't' P'"'''
Kansas Sdeuld be devote" To southern ahomnal"nS.
Let en- RIP sly ieet ~ io"ri about AS much oil !,
any o them VIII get mho 90 taete-9ohthetn hoSps
tally and generosity VIII be sure Ia see mat thea get
that-th,A are welcome |" II.
Bot TINT won relieve our Jam. W hat VII We
don't know, unless me premises oil our helEhoor oil
the II p"6icd", men are lust al hand be aPprePFA-
te |, ana ne '"rhea out Wlihoai N'eie 10 iai us
head. We are ronhdeht that a house Is much better
employed IN dispensing beet steaks andmuttan chops
than bad politics. on onr heIghoor apdlt"le pro
bono Pabhf9t But he VIII not then something else
must lac done, ana we TURN the mater over 10 ihe
cts Fathers. II may occur to them that the reno
/ OF the market WILL he the solution OF the ealgma
1.-THE moantntn Won come to hanomet let hahomet
90 10 the mountain. Especially Is the practice OF
that principle advisable IN tins eaSe because Mthoet
Uhe market Is IN the wrong place. Inc hEN Old
coop Is not ornamental We al look at the oil
thing "kinleraskahee IKE ana leeI awinN ashamed.
Strangers stop right plump up aud look the rekely
old skeleton right IN the lace laugh IN their sleeves,
and 20 ON. Bat there stands the cid prmitiye'sm
unabashclrgkt in the middle OF an important street
bio king II up and looking ana beng c"nsider3biA
"like fish out of water Won't somebody pat the
old club IN water DO good ana ihuch beloved
fathc}=. and Your petitions VIII ever. &e,
Ill Is more blessed 10 give than 10 receive. lie
pab'r'a.
Garry Nonr theory INTO praetloe' helGohor' ana
hanl over some OF the me peaches ana grapes !oa
are Dragging ABOUT having.
FANeY BALL At THE SWEET 9PRiNda--A correspon-
dent ol the petersburg h7tSS' gives a account OF II
grand Fancy bali, "n''h recently came OIL at inc
Sweet springs we llaht sol'e eN'f"e's
The curious luNtipoSi'loh OF char'C'etH would NJ
ford writer Win Keen sense Oh Tue iualerous win
frequent opportunity iot S'ri''hg comment 10 see
the Hahor HNop Ni"h u'',Si"3 M''n hu'ne ana 'i'
ltailth hl&eha PFo"''f''pe WIN n'a' mum ION,
an irish tui u'&Ie' "'AnS GU, ",,e VI ol!"'''a anu
Nose paying LIS 'o'nlh,'n', 10 '"e "otn'''S ''' Is
suggestive o very Ie'i N'oie i'0's' u''''Si anu III
congrulfg we 1t 'o'' 10 All in'PV'".n, eioneh' Vi
wit. lew oil inc most SucccSs'ui OF 'ne "asq"er-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-05

DoINGs OF THE TEXAs LEGIsLATuRE--Thc public
debt bill for the payment ofthc balance of Sl232l1
in accordance with the sealed rates established by the
laws ofTexas has after several days discussion in
the House. finally been defeated by vote OF 30 nay7
and 81 yeas
\ bin concerning free persons of color has been
passed in the House 1t orbdS all such persons 10
be brought within the jurisdiction of the State for a
ny purpose whatever, under penalty for each oil
Tense of not less than 500 over $4,000. Masters
or owners of vessels are however permitted to bring
such persons in the capacity of cook but in other
capacity The act is to take effect from the st OF De
cember next.
The House has also passed a bill approprating
$4,000 to cdncate the blind, and bill incorpora-
ting the Houston and Bragoria Railroad Company
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SAD IHCIDENT.-The New Orleans Picayune, refer
ring to the calamity at Last Island says
There was said to be in the hotel at the time it was
DESTROYED young lady from New Orleans, the daugh-
ter of widow who had but a few moments previous
dressed for DINNER and had on her person $4,000
worth of diamonds She was found next morning
dead but every piece of jewery had been torn from
her perhaps while she in life. Another young
lady stopping in the hotel and remarkable for her
beauty was engaged to be married to young man
who was also stopping there. She was the eldest
daughter of Mr.. Comeau. She was lostbut the young
man was saved with fractured arm.
A lady reports that while she was on the wreck the
pirates who had come around the island in their lit
tie boats from their retreats from among the bayonS,
were seen to drag the eorpses from the water, rob
them-eyen tearing the studs from the shirt bosoms
of the men, and pulling the earrngs from the ears OF
the ladies One actually seen to push the head
of person repeatedly down into the water as II Try
ing TO take from him. and succeeded doubtless, The
speck Of life remaining, previously to robbng him.
A negro and a white man came up boldly to the wreck
of the Star and shook bundles of gold and vauables
at the unfortunates, who were partly the losers
Some of the rascals attempted to get on board the
wreck, but were prevented by the Captain
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roT.CE 70 TAx-r.xEHs..my ,,r,.c .,

NO1nE TO CAN-PNNEEs.- virtue of
AN Ordinance Of the touncll OF the city Of Lynrhhurr
passed August the 10Th 1886 all PERSONS assessed with
under abid Ordinance viii be entitled 10 deduction of
cent from IA" amount ol suc upon pa wing
Ito thu Collector Of the city, hls ofcc
hours of enclaeh, A NJ and clock l. NJ from
thsdato 10 the 10Th Of October OF the present year
\. \. MONTGOMERY. G. &. L.
trP2dlW t9nchs building ith Alley.
HbEANOs.- We hntr iu-t received u Z octave
Hemi grand PIANO. n voiy enc intruincut
my Ats LAkGIloKNE y WALKIP.
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FRoM kANsAs.--St Louis, Sept. 1.-The Repuhli-
can publishes II correspondence, dated st. Joscphs
August y, stating that the country between that
place and Grasshopper is fall of armed bodies The
Frec-State men are moving along the western border
OF the kiekapoo Reservation. Captain Scott, with
one hundred men, has gone in that direction to pre-
vent further aeccssions TO the lroSlayery party lie
Is also stationng strong bodies along the northern
frontier To prevent ingress and cgrcSs and the Mis-
souri, river line is we'll fortified that freeSta
forces can approach that route The Pro-Slayery
party are said to be arranging their plans fora spec
ly concentration ON the river Lawrence.
SPECIAL DESPATCH.
LATER rRow kANsAs.--St Louis Sept. THE la
test accounts from Kansas state that Gen Lane was
cntrcnehing his army Of two thousand men mt Law
renee. He was suffering. however, for the want of
provisions. Twenty Of his party who had started for
Leavenworth 10 procure Il supply were captured by
tue pro-sla,erY men. Douiphan commands the Mis-
tonrians and Richardson Is second in command, Or
ders had been issued to the troops to pre-
vent the retreat of Lane, Which il was believed he
would be compelled to do, aud collision was daily
anticipated.
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n rAlpN. mpnitofH aud Who'll, Dealers In Foreign,
Domestic sai r ana Fancy pti Goods. NJ IS fear 81 Rich
mha, Va haNr la >tofe aud dnlY Large and
F"uera slu, o Fail tnd Winter nrY Goods L. which they
ask thr attoutf9n Merchants visiting Ibis market They
uahe no claims superior adv antage their competitions
ef rs Importers ar buyers lut assume That they pnsaess al
NNni1gra equal To- and solicit confidently examination
ST th,r Stock Below they euunoratu of the leading
st,les
brown aud BtafhCd Shocngs aud shlrlns al the differ
widths
Satinctt., - aud "a Pulled Cloths
llaid lm4eNs At all piic,s
Largo Stuck of Bankeis
English aud American Prints all gtados.
tohurR h.ianea, Alpheas GiuHhams aud Ladies Dress
Cloths anl Catsmcres
shawl, tanks aud Nantes
With general Stock Hosiery, Gloves. Spool Cotton
Threads. Sc.
Terms. months credit. per discount for cash
WIIIINGIIAM 4 TARDY.
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MASSACHUSETTS WHO CONVENTION. Mos
ton, Sept. 3.-1he State Wing Convention is in
session here to day, Hon. r. c. Winthrop presid-
ing. Mr.. Aspinwall will probably be the nom-
nee for Governor.
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NTW FN'sa S-OOOS,-thns. q. t-WniIiWs,
lhl Main st, Richmond. Magnificent stock Of sta
pie and Fancy Dry tools only now opening by da
" arrivals from tho various all Az lev
appear III The markets. adapted Ia the Virginia and North Car
olina trade Iadi"s Dress Goods, Domestic Cotton Goods
servants W"olcn Hosiery, Gloves also Carpets Rugs aud
oh Cloths very cheap Curtains. tornccs Flanncs
fmboideioa a. huYers from the upper country
nihly invited Ia call and tor themselves bargains "
be sold tllAS GW ATKINS
sop lWH opposite IN Hank, Richmond, Va
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~ a dWAiklNS, oppoaltu IN change bank, Richmond,
Va Carpets ugs and Di Cloths and aprnid aaaori
ont Tor the fa aa"H daily arriving, To which respectfully
invite the attention of purchasers from all accliona,
hcm THAI tlot NH Ice sold Al New prices Royal Vel
"" thpetioR usscls iaposi,ea Imperial Three ply
Ingram Pine talpoiing, Venetian tnrpetnR low
81 10 the ho9t made Cocoa MHt Rugs on Cloths Door
Mats Table pd Cloths Floor Bale, Table Covers Piano
Covers, n Buy1E viii please give early call ms a.
tlodgo ouracl,oz to sell IA low any house II Va
bIIAS AGNATkINS,
sep liNif opposite IN unnL Ri,hmnn, Va
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FATAL TERMINATION OF AN AssAULT.-Bos
ton, Sept. 2.-Mr Henry Sweetser, of Jamaica
Plain, died this morning. bancroft, the colored
man who inflicted the fatal injury, was arrested
and committed TO Dedham Jail.
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NOltN ELL. sasps stC i,

AORNELI. uDssE.
~ Nniu street, lyme hbUrg. Va.
1lE MORN Eli has unlyFn'c change of construction
that places auons with the het modern bull Hotels Of
the country
The
gha II is furnished In stve Of tItaANCF aud coNfoUr suited
IL the stc at all aud oi character that viii make rank IN
fact, viii the hrst o'ass Hotels 81 the country
WELLS HYDE,
NJ Il lNnl- IrnnIlninra
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w Clothing aud Furnishing Goods, ITO Main Street Rich
luund, Va, lrah Fall STOCK Sad
In calling attention 10 the stock 81 Goods introduced by the
Subscribers porhnps would hc we'll Ia noico the fact of
rapidly increasing AIDE with all Of tho during
the time Nc haN" h""u located in Richmond Aud intro
dneun IA hNa necessary 10 take advantage
Tits medium by which Ia make onHolv.s known expecting
course that on examination all parties will Judge for thom
solves TO particular being perfectly satisfied thai
III" customers notions and Judgment must he consulted
We are receiving our a Stock aud assure purehasot
That tlnH The Wearing Apparel
ltruSo atueu aud the ues VIII all times he
found complete. will he supplied
Having faculty the proper o bun
h'awe hope t'uakr thee apparent to customers and
satsia trade. During tho last have tit
trdup aro"m eNm.ssy for GENTS Furnishing GaalA. where
customers may hnd every thing pertaining 10 that Department
la the Clothing department guarantee tho Soek
lie perfect IN point OF durability, Iii aud styles because
make every thr nns"lV have hesitation ing
cut goods " III he found equal the hest work
country Watching the various chRngcs at Fashion parties
n7A Il assufudot finding The uloat aud muke IN Store
sn9e to thor mspe, aud approx Al call solicited by
GRbSilDNG \ rt'pMAN,
40 unt, a pt hn,,nL T.,
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ATOTgCE.-Thc attention of the Merchants
and business yI hbuig respectfully invited to
re following tht regulations of Lynchburg Col
ge:-
mo shall he allowed to contract any debt debts
the pc nsson his parent guardian and any per
crcding student without written certificate from tho
resident of the Faculty will do at his own risk
SAMUEL X cox,
aug ST, President OF the Faculty
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IISJ Received tnent of nne PateIo
81 and Sill, er Aounied Flutes tor sale
Greenes Music Saloon Bank Square, LynclLurg.ya-
aug cots ". T.. GREENE.
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have engaged with Messr Wlmghnm& Tarly for the fall
hhde anu Willie pleased to have friends call on
tNhs every effort 10 gtvu them satisfaction.
lhc Commission husnoEs 1T limit hro, viii he attended
"oa horetotf hY or Souor partner Ia nhh will return
10y the lai Of November next u Il HUkT
L
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
nnOAD UAsT GR.VN An,

AESnorU's nHOAO CAST GRAIN AND
eine to farmer. Having bn little machinery durable
rain or Gaano desired Tlank KUHN Ed Ed.or Of Tie
SsgthaH FiaHtfr, thus comments ON II
We are SO perfectly convinced Of lie great vane in Efficient
WORKING enpaeiy eheapnes. durability and simplicity IS
liza thur which II ia known do often upon
Again ne horse works the machine with perfect II se"a
Two bushels time does not require eoppages
are necessary by man who sows by hand The seeding too
80" during very high wind which allied most Of ihe tmr
ground We only recommend the machine therefore,
eso'A farmer bnt them 10 buy 1t; not only Mr.
| ""' "9 TiIos o BRANCH Az II .e' Sons
aug &d~esm Agents for Petersburg
HAH, .ooDs, so.EAI.l 1855. Ess.n.;,c-
t,t NOW IN siorg .s,b slosk emrecn ing t'eseh German
VT, Eat 9t. aud attention by one OF the ARM at the very
4 nore inviting stock for The wants Of the North earsr,
aud Virginia trade cannot be exhibited North or South
ranrtual and responsible buyers invited give
aud prIces No. ~ & 80 Sycamore Street
aug Pa Petersburg Va.
dtOOD ADVICE AROUT pIANOs.-Music
"a ~ \ orsEa house without Mus!c. slike Nnrse-
aro ouo fa breatied or every where in ma.
e aud only absent from the lips and souls of those who are
Al onee Papa buying Piano from p NASH o,
9Ea Hs%o Meody and 'i DAYS Of Absence ' on IT,
he above good advice Youcau always lind abou, 40
@ Pianos " the lowest prices with all the various styles and
fano ferto wmcroom, S, earsos Bank Pc
etO,.ussssON ~ EOutWARDrNsi HOUSE
w = ClIlIpREy. former condn. toron = $ Rail Road,
GESERtG eoMalssioS n AND M PonwARpiS sGS mE S
CHANTS
rciarstarp nolmpbrook strut.
lOIiN ntokENSDN + GIIlLDREY.
may 10y.
FA0NNANs ~ JOs1NsTON, <irorcs. nua Com
hP MISSION MERCHANTS, frrtnsnuRe VA
July VIA
tfNtI#t PtrnIts THOMAS WITH y.
HSEEn,E~A WHITE, ssrorcrs, Goami--io.
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, "a Old street,
Petersburg Va. mar d&e1y
EhsNuBDDaG GNIGt;, date Inspector mt
~ Mcst iIil Ware 1ousc) Will and sell
14,s4inn TOBACCO WHEAT CORN, FLOUR, BACON,
COTTON aud all other Country Produce (sp esecptod)
| OFFICE l3a. Sycamore street, Petersburg Va
Rotor 10 lo,,on \ Taylor, Liberty wachessei VIM +.
! a1nna"aS, rohRcemst tdee o.is
! inpMAs Nnrf y. II DAVIS W. II. nARpFL
! NNfUIEE. DAVIS ~ tiAHpEI. General Com.
w MISSION MERCHANTS AM DEALERS IN PA
! klNlAN RIAND, BANk SIntfT, pslfRspuRu, NA~-ILb-
ria upon Country Produce
terther thonse their itionds New York toc4lv
! tB,sOnss BRANCH n SONS. sscnrrni mtO
| MISSION AND FoEW ABIDING MERCHANTS. AND
| DEALERS IN GtANo AND AGRICULTURAL MPtE
which the personal attention Of tie partners
10 John NJ oeN. Dr James Saunders Sam1 Miller, Amp
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Mewaino, VIM. = Joynos Petersburg, Warwick artD
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w market price for washed and nwaahed Wool.
JOHN ROW LETT y 90
General Commission Merchants,
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