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LAST AND CLOSING SALES
OF the balance OF the Stock Of
Watches. JeWeIry & Fancy Goods

DEM. Y. SHIELDS will sell (this day) june 10th az
ID O'Clock, and tonight AZ early eandielight the
highest bidder, the balance Of the large consignment Of
Watches Jewelry, Ac-, &C.
Dealers and others wiz do well to attend the orders
TO close without for cash No possponecnt 6n
count Of weather. BENZ. y SHIELDS.
tanslo-it No. Aa Public square.
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sUssERISe ~ EuKoFE---Ths n. 7. Evening
Post says that very large number Of the eitizsns
Of New York prefer spending the hoi seasoa in Ee-
Fopo IN preferences 60 The fashionable Americas
watering places Tlis steamers for June and July
have Scarcely berth nneugagse, Gnd many who
been have scrastcmed % hei the fashions
and Newport have concluded they can get more
pleasure and health, wllh lhs SANE esPeess n
zap across ihe oeees.
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FTtHE members Of Deluge Fire Company, No. -
8, are hereby notified to return their Uni--A3eS-
form Caps at the office Of the Captain, without -
delay, In conformity with resolution passed 49,
the regular meeting in May last. 10. DUFF,
je4-1w Chairman Standing Committee.
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FOR THE DISTRICTS.
LIST. Diss-N. @. TAYLOR, Of Carter.
Cd. MOSES WHITE, of KnoE.
3D.. REESE B. BRABSON, of Hamilton
4th. w. p. HICKERS0N, of Coffee.
9th. ROBERT HATT0N, of Wilson,
9th. w. ID. WISENER, Of Bedford.
9Th. c. G. GROVE, of Giles.
9Th. J. NJ. QUARLES Of Montgomery.
9Th. ISAAC r. HAWKINS, of Carroll
10th. " JOSEPH r. MOSBY, Of Fayette.
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Tune from a Dutch Organ.

Citizens of Tennessee, mechanics and laboring
men, are you prepared for this!
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The Great Invention Of the Age.

nj GEARS Machine for Cutting, Planning Moulding,
1fs &C. irregular forms in wood viii be exhibited the
Carpenter shop Of Messrs. Smith Hughes
morning at 10 O'Clock The public invited to it in
operation. WILLIAM FARRIS,
it9-4t OF Memphis.
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CIV EYE = E!.

PRIME article Of Western Reserve and English Dairy
n Cheese, for sale very cheap, by ?. HARRIS CO,
ie6 Corner Broad and Front SITS.
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SOUTH NASHVILLE.
Great Excitement
THE CITIZENS IN ARMS!

VLTATER OR NO WATER, Gas or Gas; Light or Dark
w ness Macadamized Streets Mud, Bridge Bridge,
are the questions engossng the attention Of the 9TH and
Sh Wards.
Wishing to have hand in everything that Is going on we
have concluded pitch into this free fight and by Of
f,sl "a Ia
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5trayed Oh. stolen.

IRON DR. sHELBY's PASTURE, between the 10Th and
II 30th OF May, large BAY HORSE about eight years
old both hind feet little white.
ALso-WiIh the Horss, small BAY MARE about ten or
eleven od with white about her, and little dap
pied.
liberal Reiodrd viii be paid for their return to the
General Stags Office, City Omnibus Stables, Nashville
Tenn G. II. SLAUGHTER 4 CO.,
ie8-1W of City Omnibus Lines.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.


No liquidation of Squatter Sovereignty.
We look in vain in the Democratic Plat
form for any reputation Of Squatter Sove-
reignty. The convention did not dare to
take step so bold and decided, and SO
jast to the South! 1t preferred to leave
the Kansas Nebraska act open to double
construction-to mean one thing north, and
another thing south. Out upon such trans
parent jugglery. 1t does appear, however,
that the question was before the committee
that prepared the platform; and propo-
position repudiating Squatter Sovereignty
d0Os uOtcd d0aOn Remember that. This
fact is thus recorded in the Cincinnati
Times Of the 4th inst:
A delegate reported that Mr.. Thompson,
member of the Committee from Mississippi,
offered a resolution in the Committee on Plat-
form, DECLARING THAT SLAVERY IN ALL TIE
TERRITORIES OF THE UNITED STATRs, AND THAT
HEREAFTER ACQUIRED, EXISTS BY THE CoNsTITU-
TON, AND THAT THE PEOPLE OF THE TERRITORIES
HAVE no RIGHT To Prohibit IT. The PROPOSE
ton was debated at length and finally deT61ted
By a cote Of fifteen to fourteen. The minority
were chiefly ultra Southerners. Mr.. Soule and
another member voting against it, and Mr..
Aver, Of New Hampshire, voting aye.
The committee on the Platform was COM
posed of one from each State. And of all
the members from the N0rth, there soas bat one
aohO Uoted to sustain the equality Of tie South
en- the territories and TO repadiate SqUattsr
Sovereignty. 1t appears also that Mr..
Soule and another Southern delegate took
sides with the North, against the South on
this important question. How long, oh,
people of the South, will you submit to be
deceived and humbugged on the question of
Slavery by the so-called National Demo
cracYl
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR THE sTATE AT LARsE.
THOMAS A. R. NELSON, of Washington.
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DIED,

At his residence in this county the sth ns Dr. HsxRY
G. sLIFPEs, in he for;y-fourth year Of his age.
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Valuable Lots.

situated in the excited district
Lots on Market street, opposite the Rutledge Prop
erty.
Lot fronting ~ College street, and extending
through Hume street. Immediately adjoining the Vaughn
Property.
Lot fronting IS feet College street. liz the Campbell
Property on which there is a double frame tenement,
Lot fronting 80 feet College street, and adjoining
the Baptist Church
several Lots on College street, part Of the Mallory
Property.
Lots on Maple street, University Place, at the
junction Maple street the Mueesborongh Turnpike
Lots every aud anywhere in Maury and Ciaibornes
plan OF lots.
Lots in o. Ewngs Addition ~
Lots In the WeimOre q Ewing Addition.
Lots in the Barrow Grove Property near the Episcopal
Church.
LOIS on College and Market streets, in the McGehee
Plan.
Lots In and near University Place, and
Lots generally everywhere.
We accommodate everybody with Lot that wants one
We have them Of all sorts, sizes and shapes.
All good bad Indifferent, Of ne SOIL others
Astounding elegant rock q free SOIL others possessed
valuable privilege Of contributing the support Of our
city Government The diffusion Of knowledge and 10 the
extension Of Railroads.
In Short pledge ourselves TO suit all persons II any
should want anything extra uncommon viii man
ufacure lot 20 suit him. being amply supplied with the raw
material. Call soon, they going.
may96-1m SO College st.
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IMPORTANT
To Farmers and Manufacturers.


To Farmers and Manufacturers.
no not form your opinion to which the best Moving
IL and Reaping Machine in the country until you
Detz Dunhau's Cam Power at the trial Col JohDsons
farm Wednesday, the nth inst This machine though
only years Old has in every instance proved Itself the
best combined machine in Its simplicity, strength,
eompactnes lightness OF drsught with which il may
be handled and the still important fact that should it
after long service need repairs they be made any
blacksmith without the Inconvenience and expense send
ing foundry machine shop, (ss it is without cogs
cranky make Il ct fsvorte with the Primers The
right manufacture Tennessee and the Southern States
be had BY applying to the subscriber during this week.
at 20 Cherry street. Broad, Nashville Tenn there
after at SomerviIe n. J.
je9-dSts DAN'L J. TRUMP.
TIN Plated boxes just received By steamer
Il Rosalie, and for sale by.
ice D. D. DICKEY.
DOT BLAST IRON-s tons just received and for
Il sale By [je9l D. d. DICKEY.
bacon IIAMS-4O casks on had and for sale by
ID d. D. DICKEY,
Je9 No. College street.
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BANK OF NASHVILLE.

NAaHFILLhI Nay % 100. J
OUGHT time checks furnished in suit purchss.
- er for remittance to all parts OF Europe. Those wishing
make Femittances shy part Of Europe DO
without the inconvenience and risk u ordering ehecxs
from New York as heretofore. w. WHELESS,
iei-lm Cashier
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Now Books.
Abbie Mott and other Knots.
Reality; or the MiIlionare's Daughter.
Maleira, Portugal, and the Andalusias Of Spain.
Second Journey round the World.
Aspen Court: A Story Of our own time.
Courtship and Marrisge-Lee Hentx-
Rogers Table Talk.
Italian sights through American SPsctaoIea.
Letters e Lady Montague.
scammyl and the Ciresssian War.
Married-Noi Mated
Courtesies Of Wed Ted Life.
Irish Revolutionary History.
Eutaw: Tale OF the Revouticn.
Hnmbodt's Island Of Cuba.
Received this day, and for sale by
may19 $50 CHARLES W. SMITH.
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GROCERIES.

~ D. WILLIAMSON, at the Corner Of Front street and
W. the Public Square, keeps hand fan supply Of FAM
ny Groceries, which via be sasei dispose Of CHEAr
CASE. myoe
DACON, Lard Meal, Flour Butter and ErEs, for sale a
ID @. d. WnLIAMs0NS
TtANnIEs Almonds Rasn, Preserves, Pickles PerPer
9. D. wuLIAasONs
DIST Cigars ard Tcbaceo FOR sale a.
ID @. D. wILEIANs0Ns
DUcKErs, Broosa,, Steers and Tin Ware, for sale At
ID uy88 q. d. WILIIAbISONS.
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NOTICE.

NHE partnership heretofore existing between the under
sigaed wssthis day dissolved by mutual eonsvPt viii
L. Boyd Jr, win continue the business the old stand
WILL. I. BOYD, IN
Ie8 ROBT J. YLFS
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Dhid Rye Whi-kcy and Brn,,


u Those who delight look upon and admire heantn,
specimens of art which the hand of in the present
gressvo Is forming respectfully invited call
w. MINNlS CO. ut their well established Daguerrean Gal.
lery There the Statesmen of the with intellectual
brow and men, stand the plate such
natural aud life like that the fan
ocs he hears the heart ihob and the Hips There
the beautiful blushng maiden with sparkling ewes and
charming lips, invites the ardent youth admiration
Heavens last best gift to sinful man" Thcre too fo
licking rompng childhood with huoyau heart and merry
laugh, the visitor and holds him charmed the spoi
Then to G. W MINIS Il cos mud view the handsome
Specimens Have likeness and reader her
you above all others accompany you not
conened without exact Representations her and those
hold dear earth Then should the silver snap
ped golden ntw broken, have that left which win
yydly recollection the departed Pie
taken In all weather with equal facilities the
perfection Remember MlNNIS n CO. the mon To
perfect likeness and they he found
famed Gallery Main street, Sd door Bridge
street Lynchburgj and Sycamore street Petersburg Va
q. w. MINNlS Il CO.
lN hts Dagnnrrean
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exts-CIsT.lk THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN ~

rare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. 80
From Lynchburg to Chaottes Vile. ............ 80
On and after the I'D of October Packet Boas will leave
buchanan at e A NJ, and Lynchburg i T. NJ, Monday
wednesday and Friday and arrive iclnCnd d
at ) clock A. NJ.
charlottesville passengers leaving Lynchburg at u NJ
reach Seotesye at TO- NJ, next day and arrive Char
louisville at 81 T. NJ. Leave Lyncburg buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A. NJ Monday Wednesday Friday and
arrive at J l.. NJ.
From Lynehburg Richmond time and distances i'll
ca below -
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A NEn's CmERRN pECrnx.L. far III.

Hu E"ae OF coughs, Colds, Hoarseuess Brnnchtis'
,t "a "aEh Asthma and Consumption universally
-, ~ - r''nedS ever yet discovered for every yarie.
- A 'n'eas' 80 wide is the field of its useful
- a., 'nV cases OF its cures that almost every
Setnh ~ t'e country abouuds persons pul,r, Lu,,
rest cred from alarming and even desnerac
80 .,'' -, ,s '-N Ne use When tried its snperi.
" oVc every tt's inedcr Of Its kind is too onnora
care observation id who're virtues are known tb
dangerous affections OF the pulmonary organs bb or
I'M 20 our climate By its timely many nav almost
al OF disease upon the lungs throat are arrested
a hs are saved many thousands every wear from nrea
le grave No family should he without IT, and those who
% 10 provide thcmsel,e with remedy which wards
s dangerous class of diseases will have cause 10 denlore
- Is 100 late Proofs of the surprising efficacy eli the
NJ f"Si"tal need not be given the American ueonc
wish ", @ ny proofs IN every neghborhood But those who
been $3.50, s statements of those whose whole health has
and whose lives have beer a., sc
VIM hhd mem in American Almanac which tbe' ,ant -
low named has to furnish gratis for every ono e 10
i,sparedhy DR. J. C-ANER Chemist ,ycau NJ. -
imaI .Otnh
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-" 'VoDS-rhe subscriber has now received lis
4 compete Stock of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS.
when me attention of his friends public in general
s''SPeeuuly called Having taken advantage of the do
eSn s"iS oil the market in purchasing his Goods he will
" r Sole 10 olef great inducements to buyers.
~ nc articles are too to thcrc
a an 'ho articles which general Dry Goods business
60 ues,dos large assortment of Boots Shoes Hats
Caps Umbrellas rarasolS Sc Country Merchants are s
Say invited to call on him before they go further East he
Is determined TO Sell Richmond Prices strict attnnti
VIII oe paid to orders Come one and all
let's N.r,i,I Hitt,c,>,,r,,,,,
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Co-pAnTNE.snsp NoTICE.-w

~ COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-Wc have
~ this day entered into partnership under the style
H. l. hrn At s1i.yERToRN q CLIFF, for the trans
~ the Watch aud Jewery business Ia the store
heretofore occupied by IL sserorn, Main street Lynch
burg. Va.
We have aud opened large and beautiful stock OF
Watches elry aud syerwaTo which will compare favor
ably style and quality with house In the State II
our pBrose keep hand the best ahd newest
yes goods line aud to sell them at fair aud
PRICES aud any article sold by Will be warranted TO be
is repre- ntrd.
We shall give attention especially TO the repairs Of fine
watches 0f the firm being practical matchmaker, and
has enjoyed nuber OF years. the advantages afford by
largest houzes North from which he has received
the highest testimonials for integrity aud capacity
respectfully invite the public to examination OF
our stock which shall speak particularly heresf
IL silly Ehlh oitN.
Dee "a 1850. J. Cliff.
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GOAL, LUMBER AND WOOD.-Ancr this
~ date shall sell Goa, Lumber and Wood for cash only
jan 26dly ii. A. CHRISTIAN.
NEW BOOKS. NEW BOOKS ..-Puyne &,
~ CHRISTIAN have for sale the following new Works:
Ruberson's Iraeticc-2d volume, Price So;
Matthews Digest of the Laws Of Virginia Price So
The Virginia Convention OF filthy Hugh Blair Grigby
Macaulay's History OF England-3d and 18th Volumes
The American Almanac for le56;
Land Labor Anu Goid--by WIN liowit;
The Virginia History of African Coonizatlon--by Rev T.
Slaughter
The Three Marragcs-by Mrs. lIubback.
They would also call attention to their large assortment of
Letter and Cap Paper-iust received very fine.
IL
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF HOOKS, PERI
N ODILALS AND MUSIC
Laws of the United Staes-by James Dunlop
Confidential Correspondence of Napoleon
Memoir :. ). Prcntiss;
Outlines Of Ply steal Gtogi aphy-hy Fitch;
United States Canada aud Cuba--by Miss Murray;
Home-by Anna Leland;
IIcadley's Sacred Plains;
Edith, the Quakers Daughter;
Macauays Eugland--3d and 4h volumes,
Loyds Steamboat Directory
Lanmere;
Camp Fires Of the Red Men;
Our Cousin We're nica
Carrie Emerson
The Merchant Vessel;
The Hunters Feast
Sense and Scnsbiiv;
Loudons Ency clopoiia of Gardening;
Hampton Heights;
Widow Bedott Papers;
Hunts Merchant : Magazine;
Lppincos the World Just express
IA\GHOkNE
fc o2ts New R,ok Store
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MERCHANDISE. &C.

rsoggIsss h%D DOasfsgIC HEAVY a
~ a FANCY HARDWARE. HoLEsALE a ~
RETAIL. spring 1ra5-Aaia strut fgaohbars, Ia ia
have Just received supply for the Spring, Of -
lIardw are Cutlery, Guns Pistols Hunting Tackle Building
Materials Carpenters MNriKhts and Smith Tools, Farm
Ing Utensils Carriage aud Buggy Trimmings Saddlory Shoe
Findings Floor and Fable Oh Cloths Plated Goods
Window and Shades Wood and Willow Ware House
keeping articles Of most every description, Fishing Tackle
Ae which renders stock the most extensive aud
desirable offered for public and embracing
a greater variety than any in the State.
Those desiring purchase will find superior class Of
goods satisfactory prices aud all who wish merely
many articles that entirely shall take great
pleasure In showing. SIMPSON a BRO.
ILL Il
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k'SHS SALE-Or exchange for R..,. 's,o,
~ g'o virginia and Tennessee Railroad 2nd Mar,a.aa
fETEks SPENCE & Co
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lkETWEEN ls1aIaMOND AM \. =,

- UNDERSTANDABLE ia ME 5 TOW n sSspsixss.e.
The I. 8 Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in COIN
mand of Capt LEWIS PARRISH. leaves regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, for Rich.
mond She will take freight from City Paint.
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 1 clock for New York.
Those desiring TO ship by her have their goods Ii,
Monday Passengers desiring take this slip here
a State-lioom secured by addressing by mal.
10 The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, stops at City Point,
where she will land and freight Both the
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. IIDLAM * WATSON
Ri,b,pond "
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These vessels the first class built city II Ri
morc expressly this trade and have sup ror accom-
daons for passengers. They commanded by experen
Captains well qualified for the trade, and who will sparp
accommodate They will be towed up and da
by stoam and may be relied sail prompt, "a
adv rtized.
Merchants going North ordering goods from New YoyI
will find their interest ship by this line freight m
always be taken low by any other line Packets and
every effort will be made by the agents Richmond ma
New York give satisfaction Insurance be effected IN
the Richmond Fire Association by This line per cent
We respectfully ask and ho succeed in obtaining rn
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to New-York will be forvard
free New Orleans Mobile, Charleston "a
vannah any other southern "r Northern port.
The vessels will lie Ia lt!clnuA the Dock in New yok
Berth No. l, CGnc Louise Slip, loot Of We'll Street,
C. ca Ii. PIEns0N l. w i,,'' ''''''A0"' Agents
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Two ORus.aiIsrs AND DEALERS FAN
u CY ARTICLES
Lubns Extfacta Soaps Pomadea Toilet Powder Lavender
&c.
Lows Brown and White Windsor soap Ok Marrow and Myr
tie pnmatun
tlea,crs Honey Sonp, Shaving Cream Clarified Marrow
Bears Grease. &c
Moitca Orange Flower aud Rose Waters Ia bulk and bottles
Rimncls Handkerchief EStracta and Toilet Vinegar
lanreneeH Hair Gloves Straps Rubbers Bath Gloves md
Washing Pads
Tooth aud Nail brushes French and English large
Hair HrusheR-EuRsh, French and Herman.
Cloth Hat aud shaving Ifnshcs all kinds and styles
Turkish TowclsTowelinR. Busters Ae.
tombs-llnhalo Dressing, NIL prices aud atyleH.
hppngcs Mediterranean, Paris Venice and Turkey large
assortment
Taylors London Mustard In kogs, cans foil aud hotcs
Tayiors Arrow Root Homeopathic Chocolate Hfoma, sc
fNefs Blue Pot lomatum and Toilet Powder.
Imported, and for sale nj low prices by
SCHIEfFELlN. BROTHERS s. co,
WHOLESALE pHUuGIsIR,
No. 40 William 81, BoekmauSt, New York.
ll-d,w Il M & col
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sgned have his day tortned ~
Of New York under the firm Of BRrMMEL hoYsfERs,
far tho purpose transang Commission business for tbf
sale of MaSurAcTunrp and LHAf ToHACCot oTToS FLOUR
GnAis aud produce generally Location ~ Water street
Having ample prepared TO mako liberal nd
vances and produce consigned 10 NJ for sale
In Now York Shipments through Messrs L. Register Bro
Co. Richmond Va, viii be forwarded ifee Of charge
JOSEPH BRUMME1., Of Richmond
A. l. HoYS1ER Of New York.
J. - ROYSTER, of Richmond.
INV yonK January l. 1886 ian 25tdm
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NEW p,HlsGATaoNsO OF THE AMEKI-

FRUITS OF INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARKE-
very interesting volume and should be read by all ages
ScctS and denominations.
iush AMY Is highly Interesting and seasonabc volume.
MEMOIR OF Dolly Misses will deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CArACoMBs OF ROME.-We need not call attention TO this
volume-thc title will that
SCHOOL DAYS RENiENEp students should fail read
this volume.
THE SAD M1srAKEA narrative illustrating with much vivid.
and hicty the which in the
eigious training Of families Parents don't you this
book " 1850
THE GREAT QUESTION is great book of great in
teross win you read
All of the above. and the publications the American
Union generally such Libraries Teacher Helps Question
BOOKS LYNN Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes be
had at Lahshorne WaIkups Book Store Lynehburg Va
4. &. JENNINGS
feb Its Sunt Am -.
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NEW.yoRg ADVERTISEMENTS.

DusRRsss.ss pAGs.S % a. zSH ; -
Ill AND ri RGLAR PROOF sAf Is he great Interest
manifested by public procure perfect sear non
FIRE for valuable papers such Bonds, Mortgages. Dess
Notes Account Than the ordinary sai hereto
had afforded induced the Subscribers 10 devote
large portion and attention during the past fourteen
years In making improvements and discoveries for t outset
they beg leave 10 tssaie their numerous friends sna
their efforts have been ned y IN
complete and ofer the "iAfhoNlD Hthkhef
rArrsr woRfps FAIR PntAiuM PM fRoof SAN a. the
CHAMPION SAFE Oh THE WORLD. having been award
Medals both the Worlds far London h9l and ~ NV
York 1883 assuperi1r TO all others IL i now enh'nbie
entitled 10 thai and secured with HA1IH fArfkf
LOCKS (Which also awarded Medals NJ
sbaye srms the perfect Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
evs before offered to- the public.
The subscribers also manufacture all kinds Of Boiler and
CALLED Iron and Vaults Vault Doom aud Money
IIases Or Chests Brokers Jewellers aud Private Families
Plate Danond other yaluAbes and also Patent
ee y rnrehascl Manufacturers Of Josfs PATENT nm
MUTATION BAsK Lock.
sfI,As G. HERRING & CO Patsntees,
Green Block Nos 49, lJ1 and 81 Water 81, New York
Agents In Lynchbufg, Va, z=.....z... j, 80,
T. .aru
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These vessels the first class built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains we'll qua.
fed for the trade, and who viii spare accom-
modate
They VIII be towcd up and down the river by steam
may be relied ON To sail promptly adv ersed Moo Lants
going North ordering goods from Boston, viii md ii u
their interest TO slip by this line The only regular line
and freight will always be taken low by any other
sells and every effort will be made by the agents Richmond
and Boston to give satisfaction
We respectfully ask and hope to succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage.
The vessels will lie in Richmond the Dock, Bos
ton at Rowes Wharf
DAVID & VIM. CURRIE, Richmond. ,.
ALLEN g. WELTCH, Boston, @As'HS