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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24
SUPREME coCRT--oESGRAL rERs.
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ncfose Hon JUDGES Roosevelt Davies ami Peabody.
Noyynnus n.--.Taoo5 Sharp 70 TIE Mayor and Com
mcadlty " Nsao Fork, FS nando vood DC The appeal
rom the INJUNCTION granted By Judge Strong, M
the Mayor IRON coneurrns With the Aldermen snd Coun
cimen The resolution adoped Ia March last, rescind
he Broadway Railroad grant called THE morning. and
Mr. Henry Hilton, counsel for the appelAns vas pre-
pared 70 proceed with TIE argument
Mr., ID. ID. Field, for the respondent sharp, opposed
and insisted that the could not be heard while an
order outsan tpg granted by Judge strong 10 Sep
smber last staying al procse dines until the hearing or
appeal tahen cp The part OF Mr. sharp from order
made by the late Judge Rockwell Of special term In July
sst changing The place Of trial OF this from Kings
county 10 New YORK also that judges Rooseveh and
Davies were owners Of property on Broadway, and had
arose ss disqualified them from sitting
msse an order staying proceedings in action uissIs
in this county such stay could not operate under cham
her order or longer period than twenty days and which
rad already elapsed that the place Of trial had been
changed 20 this county and 81 necessity ali subsequent
proceedings the must be bad here and 10 respect
70 the OF the Judges, be insisted that no
question could arise that TIE only point " be
deteymped was vbesbcr the Corporation had or bad not
The right and power 70 pass and perfect certain resou
ton and that n MOI proper for the Court here 10
inaure what would result from the action Of the Oorpo
ration on 10 assume that ts pssssre would In any way
affect the interests of owners BrOafwy
The Court held that the order Of Judge strong dd not
stay pros eedinss fr longer period than twenty days
that the Judges had not such an interest," ~ ds7
them from setting 10 the case AMI TIE appc, was pro
perly before the Court for hssrns
I've argument ". ther possfsret 70 lassdag cen
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DRECT TRADE WITH THE WEST ISpIss-Joseph
Inn. Eco 81 toronto. completing the loading OF
the echr Jean Ba sie with lumber ct the wharf OF the ST.
Lawrence Lumber Company, Three Rivers The Jean hap
Sue takes assorted cargo This Ia the FIRST vessel
which has been loaded there for the Market and
saed that previous ventures OF late hAve
been unfortunate We hope that this instance the
suit viii be more satisfactory. II 10 IN demonstrated
Mai paying be shipped from the lakes and
St. Lawrence 10 Cuba and other West In liam islands, this
Great West mine OF wealth, the nursery OF marine
worthy the enterprise OF citizens The chief DIN
cplss be encountered the tedousness OF the st.
avrence route and consequent high rate OF freight and
The want OF native PRODUCTIONS for shipmeat Fish
equally forms large portion OF the exports OF ports doing
direct busiress with The West Indies; and this ship
Jed at koarea my per cent than Halifax
therefore the economic 10 load the akca other
products and ship any 1sh required the lower ports
--TLseoqo pn0crG, hcr 20.
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ARRIVED
steau.ip Roanoke. Skinner Norfolk Ac, with mase and
~ s.euges A. 70 fudlam Ptasans Nov p n AN In the
" = "a River passed bark Lamartine from Cv Pognt
AN on Fenwtrk Island, etggallzed
I'm Jamestown, hence for Norfolk.
shp Robert kelly Hafs0w Liverpool, Oci 81 With mdse
Id 4s3 saccraRe rasser gers 70 lloyd ncscr He'd
cath infant the passage Nov Vs. lat ~ on 81 exchanged
FINALS with ship showing signal with white ground aud
Niue cro.s TIE crossed Banks Nov ia in la IS and
kss beer IL OF Fable Island with strong westerly
nan ch,asns owens London, Oct n with mdsa ard IT'S
res-fneers ,, GrinnVl Mrturn Co Nov g. at Asu lon
10 SPOKE ship Juls Lawrence from Cydy for New York.
- favs out ard wes w company with her dsvs.
ord III passengers 70 Meyer ssucken Has been u days
w "a IKE Ranks with variable winds.
@htn n wheeler new of Boston, tona) Robinson
RAN Ne 10 days, IN tallast 70 A J Atkins
pa,s ptas Pike (of Boston, eehorn, Sept a,
nsssed Gibraltar Oct IL with marble rags Ac Shines
buffer sailed in with bark Gen Cobb, Haskell mr
New York. .. =
AZ Main 40 daya with and 10 Leaycrit
~ r4pesienced q succession Of heavy winds and heavy
,,. Olive tof wachsss Pegrev Port an Prince y days
LII oouond 10 a Rolk er MoImsn Had heavy weather.
ps.s f;en po1d tof Biddeford Gpairck, Vienna DAYS
,,,h ship timber. 70 order: vessel 70 master.
prsr Judee whitman fressey. CALAIS.
StT rsmouh Wesberry Force, Pr Nov 4, with sugsr 10
c,,rrsy KEN KIugktsi Sailed in COMPANY with schr No
k r., Rsltirrove Nov iat rs 2 T3 b. spose
80 bonn Havana for New yort
49, Arpus Evs sharp Savannah with cotton and rice "
!, olser Nnrray Nov ~ Henry Rscop, seaman aged a.
- .S,Vs ~ Morr,esown NJ. died
shy pecabonas Bukley, Charleston, days With cotton
Ac 3 Scranton Tainan.
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TnE FArLuRE on THE LANCASTER BANK-- The
Jegr rsaes tns larger sDoun Of toe notes o. the Ian
Bank N circulation PhiIsdephia than
sspprsed VI The bank and ia management the Ledger
ssys-rne sdsst kind Of speculsaons have character
bed Arer The fashion Of Huntington, ~ New
Yo,t, Understand ~ master spirits have enc houses
sets u hossgs and carriages 10 match, have built fur
rsoes owed rslroeds worked god mines dealt In coal
isncs ana az hest resded IN any thoussnd dosr
vsension he's N b. wifes These, with expe
wcv<s % art - msch indicate The character OF the
movemcnw AM donrs preceding this failure These
Ahinxs have hes known for some time, but how enec
tvaly 10 cortect them. without loss the difficulty
The hrt oss se~rs ago, would have been least bot
Nscawbes ike, IL ws hoped some,hn ne would turn up,
and the Insolvency stced The directors are
certainly 10 bameas directors auioet invariably
hsamc-hry or not knowing more o. the true CONDITION
az the institutions with which Their connected and
se~opd for not the nrs sign u reg rlavitv snd In
sovency o. dsu> uscins and exposing them From the
best information that have the Lancaster Bark IT, 10
W. oapsal, lrresrssvably insoven, though the usual
rauiinn made No sacrifice The bts, and ne hope
vltb BY IT, charter the stockhodets
Jointly liable IN heir ndveusscspscy, for The amount
a. ~ The notes sscei. 10 amount not exceefog the
Isr ssue 81 The stock owned and possessed % taem re-
t.rc we0w.
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Our Brazilian Correspondence.

RIO Dx Jssvao OCT. 8 1855.
IRE bark Phaniom. for Baltimore, sails this day, With
about 5000 osgs coaec.
snro my asl commrnicaton nothing Of Importance has
occurred exccpt a shgi drercpos between govern
meu, sre the French Minister relative 10 curt esquese
Of winch the Brazilian Min al the Corr, Of g. Cloud
complnset
rstsl,s,ive sentiment has been manifested 10 the
Freroh Minister here BY Minister Of tho Emperor. The
latter vas grevoosy mistaken " the tons and bearing
OF ha9rbvy and imp-sors Gsul, vho declared that
Freoeb hosor s5ove spe1sss Of suspicion, IN
cped 10 cultivate csdnxs smty and good will among
ali Bat1uS and mc.s impersvey demands reciprocal
Response The Frerchman, win has ctarsrterishc 20
n,eueS became sstsfed sfer explanation when a
few sooa olpners and fpe vine succeeded w making
fieu0s Of bosh PARTIES.
Our marhets are dull Codee continues 10 come In 4,
great sbunoancs from the ntsror sud being engaged
for Euroteaa cunt fart ~ 4 arrives.
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Scr Z rr.sss s..sy rr.s cea.es.ee e as.r WIN co.

ton &c 20 - -
tShF On c&etsD. Mary,,ns
Fcpr y Caraui Hswkaus No or
fthr trsot hirAe-scu. barasanl~
fchr W Conquest Dsggeu New r. .yec
Scef tI9na new, Day Port y.s~zs,
tehr n, sC Valley new Holland Msstr
s,vsn e. Pledmcct Post BAbinaors
stessuer B,scx Dta nond Alton, Ptn,adei,n,.
Stear er Poionsks, Cushu New sedfrrd
Steamer Oeceola Ozark. erovidcnce
Steamer Uncss Bass, Hartford.
scbr yossphine arsisee yesterday from Rio Jssero re-
Bende' Lrm from Carsera for Ro<on parted
on the I'D, n let 3 10 5, Ion 80 81
BELOW.
Ship Lizzie 5-s~ from -.
Also, siip, bar ks aud brig
SAfLrn
From Guarantee this ,rg steairsiip Tesas sal Jus
Mic.
Wind during the day s, and hight.
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OWuuNys
DEATH OF PROFESSOR HENTz.

DEATH OF PHOFEssOK HkNTZ.
Professor n ~ Hentz the husband OF the talented
thoress, the late Caroline Lee Hentz died at Mariana
Fla the ith Professor Henix q French gen.
ilenan o. varied sooompls hments, and vol known
IA teacher In many semnAfics 81 learning Ia different
paTu q country. lie wa associated with George
B4Scrofi Dr Coes~el. when they taught school Ct
RoundhL and subsequently nj Cincinnati and 81 Chapel
Ill ~ G.. Professor Of Modem Lang and Bocs
Lctues Hr Hentz nod only successful a nsruc-
'or but largely enriched the scientific literature OF our
country. HIS treat pairrI history have placed
him among the nrsi 'ohors Of country In this depart
neat oi learning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-24

DRtCT TRADE BErwHEN CANADA AND GREAT
DmrAN The Hamilton 90, W. Spectator has great
pleasure in stating wba, believes TO BIO reliable
thofity that the British and North American Roys Mall
tissnlship Company fCursrt Hne) have determined 10
place four Of tDeir steamships upon the route be
tveen verpoo and Montreal early next spring. Tns
foY0Bate circumstance has from the proniineDes
g-en SUBJECT Of the direct trade by of let
tefs Which have recently appeared IN the London TINS
written by rsntcran ~ Hamilton. The arrival a. tho
Dean R.ohrnora n Liverpool hS also influenced the Mall
CCupsDv m lb1ir determination.
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COroHers' Inqucsts.

A koTaxR AND DAUGHTER SuFyocATsD TO DxArH.-C0r0.
Gamble was called uoon yesterday TO hold inquest
the Twenty I'd station house. upon bodies
Of two pereons named Mary and Susan Duffy mother and
caugt Ter the aged IS and latter years The
oecessed appeared resided in the upper part OF the
building NO. 2e8 Eleventh avenue. and while In bed
sssep = fire occurred in their ROOM which disco
until the unfortunate we're suocated
desh. officers Blunt and Esgsn forced open the bed
door and succeeded exinguishing the fte They
then the bodies OF the deceased the station
house where the isques. held The husband Of che
deceased absent from the city when the amentabie
occurrence took place Verdict" Accidental death"
FoUnp DRows1I-Aa UsKsowN MAs.--An inquest was
held by Cororer Connery upon the body OF
about As years Of age, sho found drowned at
the foot OF Fortetn street. North The deceased
picked up by board the steamboat Santa
Claus He ives about feet inches In height,
etout built had whskers. He dressed In black
sack coat black cloth vest gray pantaocns and gray
woolen stocking. ODtihe person OF the deceased
found two keys, two cents and three pencils Verdict
!" Death by drowning"
Dsaru fRcs BrRNs.-Coroner CNnery held inquest
at the Fourth ward station house, the body Of Dung
man about entscx years Of age named John Hayes
who burned death the late re at 4Ss Pearl ,ee
The jury Ia view Of the facts ecsi rendered vsrct
OF accidental deasan Deceased native OF LIVER
pool, England.
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TnE NEW CENrs,-Mr. I. W. Beard. Assistant
Treasurer In reply 10 applications fof the
emission of cents replies ~ follows
letter receive this morning from Hon James Guthrie,
creary Of the Treasury sacs that I" no authority was
given BY Ccpgress the last for cent CONS =
" ns eaueptly none have been made.
Il isbopcd that this will the public mind s rest
lie subject u Congress shall have given authority for the
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from soe New sirsesus rtcay NOV 10
The reaArhip Calhoun. Capt. RAthDuss Gom Vera
Cruz arrived sst n,eht ss ossslnsd at chat port
by heavy noriher until the ll6 last 81 P. NJ, at
WHOM IDS che let. for this past
he Calhoan brings only cabin passenger A. B.suc,
ard eleven in tho steeraKe.
SAs brinss - Ala TT 10 specis conalgaed o. follows
CArseso Bssuado - 600: Lahs<a Hernanos xsls II;
A. Leroy $60o
SIZE slso brig. one case o. ysail.a besus ana three
bats OF cotton seed 10 PUG Avendano
The Vera Cruz Procreso complains utterly OF the mail
srrsI nens ON the capital and states that tor several
papers from the city ~ kextco
The from Pueblo contained In the
Prog o. ha s,a INST says:-0p the night ofthe 2ssh
ut the gove' rIneni troops commenced bosanties by
TAX ng M the requisite positions 70 impede the flight
OF tbe''r ronuncscos."
The tour hundred taken prisoners by Gen. Mcret
damet and conducted TO Mexico under the escort
OF cae nppdrtd men Of the Zuusga Brigade.
the following day operations resumed against
the town with great vieor. The rebels who, ID said,
much oisheer'ered bad abandoned large portion OF
the city end had ptrated the most central points
Compiet deordsr prevailed among them and they had
been lighting among themselves This is Of course,
the government account OF affair. II seems however,
tina, The ret enon entirely unsuccessful
The arrangements Tor lighting tho city Of Mexico With
sSo.ers are gagged IN the CONSTRUCTION Of the WorSs
The enterprise under the direction Of Senior NspheGy
Coz Esqserro an enploye Of the military oenmand Of
the city 81 Mexico there the 3Ist
he murderer bias not yet oeea discovered.
The National Guarc recently formed At Mexico, already
Numbers l, $50 members The uooDot enthusiasm pre-.
vsi amocgst The artisans, o whom this body chiefly
formed. Trey are comnandsc BY COL Couonfort
eo General Gblarc and family also sailed by the
vessef
The Mexican having decreed that Jose Ruz
Muro and Manuel Daz de In Vega should be exled for
comocy in recent conspra,ory projects, they both e
Tor Havana 90 the Brshssteamer.
The solent which left Tampico the 31st ult reports
ths; few hours before her departure, pronuncaento
declared against Cara in which the National Guard
joined.
We learn. likewise, from the Prcgreo, that military
pronur camento had taxi place at Ieuala.
Many OF thee petty rcvos il appears, instigated
by The under hand Vaccinations Of the clergy On the
18th vi quite rot took place at CelayA, which
brought about BY the action OF the priests lasted SIX
hours, ard several persons were killed.
The Si9io counins lengthy account OF the terrible
horresns by which The greater portion Of Paz
in lover Cato MA wss destroyed. subscription had
been N the capital for the relief OF the sufferers
The steamer Guerrero which went In pursuit of the
Democra,a returned to Vera Cruz tine oath ut She
red the Democras about twenty miles from the
eand OF Pteo and fired several shots which
spouded to by the latter In ths contest however the
Guerrero received much tannag that she compel
led to put back 10 Csmpeachy for repairs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rcrt u Nsw York, rovensbsr ~. 1850.

AtnAHAc ruw yoRS-Tsr pAr.
,ur auup ............6 81 MODS p0as..... novn -
= sn4R. ,,........... Hran vArun 10
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BOSTON, Nov 17-Arr off Highland LagS. Cape Cod this
afterocp, shps Sabine fron Calcutta; Hampten. from
shields bark Cosssck, in tow Of steamer Forbesal
hound 10 ttis port.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-07

u uNEH u, DRuudice, by
Chouc or Nervous Debility, Disease OF the Kidneys and
Constipation ard Piles fnlnoss blood 10 the Head
Acidy of the stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for Food,
the stomach Eructatons sinking
Fluerng the pt OF the stomach Swimming of the Head
Hurried and difficult cnhing Fttcrng at the Heart thohk
ing or SunoeatuH Sensations whrn in lying posture Dim
of Vision Dots Webs before the sight Fever and Dull
Pain In the Head Deficiency Perspaton nj the
skin and Eyes lain in the Side Hack Chest Limbs, sc,
Sudden Fushos of Heat burning In the Flesh Constant mag
lungs Evil depression Spirits he cheetnal
~ cured hy Dorrft HooflASns ttIEWATfn GERMAN
NlTlERS, prcparedhS br C. NJ Jackson German Medicine
Store No 100 Arch St. door below Sixth, Philadelphia
Their the above diseases ~ not oNeeod equal
cd by other the United States ms the cures
attest many after sklln physicians had failed
These Bers worthy the attention Of lnvads Possess
sing In tho reetation ui the liver and lesser
affections Of the digestive organs they wa safe certain
aud pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY DR. J NJ Wilson, Lexington, Va,
Fob 9th, lt2 said - entirely out Of the Germhu III
erS They have became all the Nothing else sells
Tho Tenth Legion, published Woodstock Va, said Jan
10Th, 1870 "a Groa MediencN hnNu uniformly roifnncd
recommending the public Of the various patent
medicine, OF the day unless thoroughly convinced o their
value consider worthy ct notice, Is fho
Bcrs nycnfedh, noolland and prepared b, Dr
Jackson in Philadelphia ono instance In particular In which
the superior This medicine have been tested has a
len under During the last summer SON OF
Mr. AbrRm trah ut hs county, seriously affected
Complaint In vain, various RENE
dies he purchased hatc the trs aud after using H. was
much reevcde e his distressing maady that he procured
another bottle and is restored entirely to honlth
They vegetable frpe nll Injurious urod
ens always strengthen the system, and IT,
sale wholesale by druggists all the princla cities hnd
retail y apoccar and stutkecpes In every town In the
United States
son co. and J. H. SEAy Il co, Iynehburg, and by
N - NTTVNhprp
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MISCELLANEOUS.

uNuaaO The concern Of Appel Il
IL NEW MAN this day dissolved by mutual cocscnt
The business will he hereafter carried on by
November "a, 1898 JACOB NEWMAN
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Those delight look npon aud admire the beautiful
Specimens Of which the hand of man IN the present pro
gressivo forming respectfully invited To caI on -
w MIN Ms y CO. their well established Daguerrean Gal
There the Statesmen Of the country with intellectual
brow august mom, from the plate with sneh
life like appearance that the spectator almost i
eics heart thob mud the lips move There
to- the beautiful blnslng maiden, with sparkling eyes and
charming lips the ardent youth to gaze IN admiration
on Heavens last boss gin 10 sinful man There too, ol
licking rompiuE childhood with bnoyant heart and merry
laugh and holds him charmed TO the spot
Then come g. W MNNIS & cos aud viow the handsome
snccmen Have vonr own likeness and reader induce her
u esteem above all others to accompany and rest moi
utuu exact scntatpno OF her ana o lhost
YOU hold dear Thrn should the silver cord be snap
p.d and the golden wi broken yon have that left which VIII
yorpal vividy recollection the departed Pie
tnrcs taken all weather with equal facilities and with tho
snuo fecon Remember M1NNlS a 60 are the men To
give Won perfect likeness aud they may be found AT all times
nj their far Gallery Main street ID door from Bridge
street, Lynchburg and sycamore street Petersburg Va
q w. MINNlS 4 co,
A,ttaF
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Cnrd.-I return thanks To the public generally for
~ their iiberol patronage, Will hereafter keep large
READY MADE CLOTHING mt the old stand corner
uf Main aud Market streets.
nov asis JACOB NEWMAN
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u SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO, tAL-(of-
l3i, FRONT STREET, NEW YoRk-Pareular attention
pad to SALES OF TOBACCO and cOnsgnments direct from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited.
REFERENCES.--A q A. Lawrence Co. Boston Alien
& paxson New York; Courtney g. Gushing, Baltimore :;
Davenport. Allen co, Edmond Davenport Co. i.udlan
Watson T.. Heath, late auditor, and trenshaw y
Co. Rchmond McCorkle Jones. Mcdaniel Hurt q Pres
ton r c. S Ferguson Co, aad Miller CrenShaw, Lynch
burg -.
" B-Havng established branch of onr house in New
York in that city will give ms personal
attention receiving transhppng and securing the low
free of commison on all goods consign-
ed 10 our Francisco House -
Mossrs Edmond Davenport Co. will act for AT Rich
muua aug -o-o"uil'
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uDKUs:KEss.-PATEN AnhROTA pEs,.- PES
Io subscribers having associated themselves together
for purpose of conducting the iliolo.khihl0 an
In ALI branches style and firm of GlBBs htAof,
are now prepared furnish pictures in every style OF the arr
k1own in this country Europe They call especial aten
ton to their style Pictures Amhroypes, ON glass lar
exceeding in beauty and durability any thing ever before
made These Pictures reversed DaEuorreotypes
are and NAV be seen any light. They impenshable,
nr hermctcay scaled between glass plates winch seahB
is secured by Letters aenn the United States and Europe
and ov ned in this place by Gibbs q keagy only.
These Ambroypcs pronounced by competent Judges 10
he the grandest in the Photographic art having
relief and truly astonishing Made from the small
life size. 49,,
Ambrotype Steeoscopes must be seen 10 DC apPre'tu
the relief being fully as perfect as life o.,
90 their Monographs Pictures on paper, from hie-
tn are equal engrayngs and more accurate IN
detail Auy number "A single slttng-from one to a
thousand-oithcr plain colorcd, in water or oil
Citizens and strangers invited to call and examine Sce
mems In the branches hoy assured OF polite at
tcntion superior Pictures. 80.
Gallery the old stand of r. T. Gibbs next door 10 ns
in Bank, Lynchburg A. r. 'ipp'
Sin Ambrotypcs the style Of drapery or the color o
Tho eve makes no difference all equally wei taken
Dagierreotypes copied Ambroypes and made permanent
aug OTIS. ~ =" -
N-EW l.OODS.-We have just opened ~ br""-
nll stock of Figured Delanes and Gashmeres al very
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APOTHECARIES, &C.
I. LIQUORS AND "

,,,....
vi Pure juice Port Wine, pure French brandy, sherry
Wine London Porter and VOLTS Aromatic schedan Sehnap
All these articles warranted and suitable Tor medic,
nal purposes For sale by JOHN IL SEAN,
iy1iis Druggist
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x1IrRoTYpEs, pHoToGRApHs, DAG UERREo

TYPES Tho above style of Pictures are taken in all
III cir perfcction the Gallery of c. W. MINIS & co
: TANNER would inform his friends, and the public in
that he from the North after
senee months during which time he has secured
labor every new and important
innroyemen, known Photographic and is pre-
nacd to furnish those who may desire them Vtroypos
ON Glass Photographs Paper the Dagucrrcotppc,
heretofore all which will bo taken in all their brillancy
and nerecton also large and beautiful assortment
Of GoI IoCKFTs BREAST PINS, MEDALIIoNS, FANCY Ca
sFs R ,NFs &C expressly for the art visit TO this
a acrv Is solicited, whether Pictures desired not
Gallery always open and free visitors Sundays
oo1n,Vgd y. s. TANNER.
at the Gallery o Mlnnis q Tanner Lynchburg, Va.
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mall ,7.sADE. I~J..---BIanKci-, sscns

II WOoLENS, LfNSEfS, &c- &c-l have now open
very large stock of Staple 'ood consisting OF Blankets OF all
kinds Heavy foods for Lineys Oznaburgs
Brown and Black Coons Iiekingsi flanneisi Kentucky
lanes Sc Also the best makes of North Carolina James
heoufu article suits and off for
rashon ali bills $40 most respectfully invite friends
and customers to give me cali . = -
no 15ts B. HARRISON LEWIS.
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The above via Ohio River slight advance IS
chsrged all way by Railroad No Storage Charged
on Goods sent through line Constgn to
BRIDGF0RD g. Co. Richmond.
REFERENCES RICHMoSD.-Stcrns q Brummel 1insley,
Tardy e. Co Selden Miller j. II. Claiborne, j. w Wright
Co. Chas T Wortham & Co. Shields & Sonmerylle and
Fdmands Davenport & Co june 25ts