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As by this scheme one ticket in every 10 is guar
anteed to draw s40 will sell Certificates of Pack
ages of 10 tickets at the following rates. which is the
risk ON them.
All that they draw over the amount guaranteed ac-
crues to the purchaser.
Certificate OF Package of 10 Whole Tickets. =. $50
!" 10 Half Is. 80
10 Quarter .... Is
II will be perceived by this plan that for $50 the
purchaser has Certificate of 10 Tickets wnen If be
buys tickets he would only get for that wholes;
thus by buying Certificates he has four more chances
for the larger prizes-Halves and Quarter Packages
in proportion
an ordering Tickets or Certificates, enclose the
nAoney TO our address for the Tickets ordered
eeipt of which they will be forwarded by first mail
The list Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
taE Purchasers will please write their signatures
piS in and give their post Office county, and State.
- Remember that every Prize s drawn, and
paw able in full without deduction.
6y All Prises Of 81 900 and under psid immedi-
ately after the drawing; other Prizes at the usual
time ofthirty days. in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Pri Tickets cashed or renewed in other Tickets
ut eth er ofios.
Ords RI for Tickets or Certificates can be addressed
either TO y. SWAN b CO.
Atlanta, Georgia
Or t g. SWAN,
oct 2e = l&wH Montgomery. AIsbsma
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SPLENDID q COMMODIOUS ROOMS
WITH CHEAP BOARDING.
ON CAPITOL HJLa

N House which has NO superior locn-
ton for summer in the city, having large, Any,
and commodious rooms, not near any other bulIdr
ing obstruction, and being near next TO- and norsa
ofshe east square Of the Capitol Park: is rendersA
perfectly healthul by the absorption of malaria sy
the foliage and fowers over and through which IT,
southwestern breezes prevalent at this ssasos
pass. Mosquitoes remarkably scarce. Board as goos
as any.
No. sss, First street east, between A and norta.
July g. -
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Baltimore Markets..

BALTIMORE, Nov. Flour is steady. Howard
Street, 80 10; City Mills, So 90 IL.
Wheat is dull. Red 81 43 a 81 4s; white,
81 55a$l SO.
Corn is unchanged, White, so 68; yellow, "a
a SO.
Whiskey is firm, City, ss ss l.2 and Ohio,
33 l-2a34.
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Financial.

NEW YORK November 7.--Stocks are higher
Chicago and Rock Island, 93; Cumberland Coal
Company, 18; Illinois Central shares, 10 l-2;
Illinois Central bonds, 90 l-2; Michigan South
ern, 81 s4 New York Central, 81 rs; Penn
sylvania Coal Company, 93 IA; Reading, 7s 8-4
Canton Company, 2l 7-s Virginia 6's 81 "a.
Sterling dull, 100 premium.
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DUvALL, PROFEsgOR or

w Astrology and Phrenology, continues to
practice the above science. She Il prepared to an
swer all questions relating TO human li6 Madame
Duvall is also the ladies' Botanical Physician At
Hicted and defective females will do well to try her
skill; her compounds arc from herbs, gathered under
the strong influence of the Planets which rule thsn
Madame Duval is late from Europe, where her psac
ttice was successfully pAtronised She 10 traxcnnw
through the United States, and her stay Will ncw Be
very short in Washington.
- Residence, No. s1e Eighth street. between L and
~ sueets- oct 9--8mo
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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUMB
and BLIND.

ERIDAY AFTERNOON Of each week
- has been set apart for the reception of visters
at the Institution The friends of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises on that day.
This Institution is entirely charitable in its nature
having been established expressly for the benefit Of
that class of afflicted children for whom no provisios
has ever be IN made.
Donations Of money, household furniture, or or n.
most any description, will be thankfully received ~
the insututl0n. June 13-d
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Massachasetts U. s. Senator.

=
BosroS, Nov. Cit has transpired here to-day
that, after the meeting of the new Legislature,
Hon. Charles Sumner will be reelected United
States Senator but win decline, and Anson Bur-
lingame be chosen as his successor.
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GRAND SCHEME.

1,ll0 prizes :. !. 1000 tickets.
Whole tickets $50; Halves 80; Quarters IS.
All orders addressed to T. III. HUBBARD 4 CO.,
Baltimore, Md will be promptly and faithfully fled,
the official drawing forwarded to all who order tick
eta oct 27-d&wtd.
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NEW STOVE HOUSE.
GALLAGHER,S
SU N RISE AIR-TIGHT!
PATENTED 1QkR y. N-.aa.t.H III.

GALLAGHER'S
SU NRISE ALRIGHT!
PATENTED, 1855.
A New and Splendid Large Oven. Flat Tor,
COOKING STOVE.
FOR Wood or Coal. -Four Sixes Nos 6, I, 8 g.
GALLAGHER'S SUNRISE AlR-TiSht ,
~ beautiful design Of new Flat Top COOKING
Stove, just out.
It is only necessary to say, that after very many
years of experience, and being fully conversant
with all Of the various kinds of Stoves which have
been invented on the down-draft principle that
have taken advantage Of every ellknown improve
ment that has from time to time been made particu-
larry IN reference to the formation and construction
OF the hnes, which always necessary to be large
and l have fully applied every improvement and
combined them all in the "Sunrise Alright Cook
ing Stove" This Stove is made very heavy, and is
good substantial article; have made them extra
heavy in all tbs parts where long experience has
proved i to be important sad can assure my Gus
toners that have spared neither pains nor expense
in getting itup; and it will not be excelled by any
stove now known of similar character; am con.
vinced that it will at once become standard Stove
have fully tried them in every way, with WOOD
and COAL, and strongly recommend them to the
public. They operate in the most satisfactory man.
ner.
Patcntee; A. J. GALLAGHER,
july lst 1856. Philadelphia.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-07

RooMs IN THE CRY HALL--We stated in our
notice on Wednesday, of the United Fire Depart
ment, that the Mayor had set apart for its accom-
mediation a certain room in the basement of the
western wing of the City Hail. A friend this MORN
ing called our attention to "oint resolution con.
cernng the apartments in the basement story of the
City Hail. p. 295 Of the Corporation Laws, by which
1t is provided that the apartments In the base
ment story of the City Hall, except those now oc-
cuped (Oct. 5, 1882 by persons living therein,
shall not be inhabited, or used for any purpose
whatever, without the consent of the Mayor and
the Presidents of the Board of Aldermen and Board
OF Common Council and said apartments" &c.
We take 1t for granted, then, that the pormis-
sien alleged to have been given by the Mayor
alone, emanated also from the Presidents of the
two Boards
We would, under the circumstances. advise our
friends Of the United Fire Department TO see that
the preminaries to legal possession prescribed bs
the joint resolution be complied with. before tho
room In question Is accepted written narmit
of occupancy could, we have no doubt, be obtain
ed from the proper authorities" I" and thereby
would be prevented all "let moIessAtion, or hin.
drance."
Thomas Dowse, the venerable and eccentric
leather-dresser of Cambridge, Mass, died on the
forenoon OF November 4th. The donation OF bis
valuable library to the Massachusetts, Historical go
ciety was announced few months since, on which
occasion Mr.. Winthrop and Mr.. Everett made fit
ting mention OF the generous donor
Daily American organ., 1856-11-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM THE ASSOCXATED PRESS.
BY THE AMERICAN AND HOUSE LINES rrLrSRApH.
Neln York.

NeD York.
Incomplete returns from all the counties In the
State but seven, show that Fremont has received
5000 votes, Buchanan 1856, 900, and Fillmore
l0l 900. The official vote will Of course vary the
figures.
The Republicans north OF Springfield win roll
up majority Of SO, 900. The Republican majority
in the State viii probably be 10000. The Repub-
licsns elect 8 Congressmen--the Democrats g.
one is doubtful
Kent1cky
Fifty-one counties give Democratic gain Of
1000 Buehanan's majority will probably be ten
thousand.
Buchanan has probably carried the State by ten
thousand.
Ohio.
The Republican majority win be larger than in
October.
Viyginia-E Election Of Congressman.
A despatch from Richmond, dated November
9th, says that Mr.. Garnett (Democrat) Is certainly
elected in the First Congressional District Of vir-
ginia, to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
death of Judge Bayly.
Suicide in Petersburg.
RIcHaoSD, Nov. 6.--Benjamin Jones, promi-
nent citizen of Petersburg, committed suicide this
morning by cutting his throat.
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THE GENEvIEvE CLUBS
EIRST COrILLON PARTY OF I'll

yIRST COrILLON PARTY OF THIS
j, season takes place at Anacostia Hall, Navy
Yard, on Tuesday, November l1th. Ample prepare
tions to make it a most agreeable party have been
made.
Tickets so cents-to be had of any member of the
Club, and at the door the evening of the party.
j. W. N0KES,
THOMAS COOK,
ANDREW NORTON,
nov 3-5tMWF&MT Star. Managers
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The vote in the precinct embracing the Five
Points, New York city, stood Buchanan $40, Fin
more Is, Fremont IL
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DENTAL SURGERY.
hR. WILLIAM "A. RnANKLIN. hav-

49, nE ns9fned 70 che city, Will n
roa! rapPy = % ~ ds0s,vs @ AZ friends spt ps:(
vsnis avenue, and perform susA ssryice
as tney Tay require tn his lne of buainess.
Termsvery moderate, and I'll opsru1ious warranted
TO prove satisfactory - e-.o1is,.
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HAVANA PLAN.

HAVANA FLAN.
All the numbers put in the wheel and all the prizes
drawn out.
eE Order your tickets early as every ticket in
this great scheme will bo sold Address T. H. HuB-
BARD 4 Co. Agents for the Managers, Baltimore, Mary
land
Daily American organ., 1856-11-07
Anothsr Afair Of Honor Seftled.

80 --%'0'7'o' *e' y -1710's0T '0oFtFeu.
RICHMOND, Nov. 7.--Drs Waring and Lipscomb
left here yesterday to settle an affair of honor in
the vicinity of Washington, but a private despatch
says that the matter was amicably settled.
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THE GREATEST
COOKING STOVE
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED

~ " " IA 4 AS VI ~ W IL
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED
STATES.
For Coal or Wood $4,000 In use. Fouy s;zes.
Nos. 8, 7,S, 9.
nALLAG HERS Celebrated Morning
~ Star, Double Oven COOKING STOVE. the
best the cheapest most substantial, and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in the Union.
Thirteen thousand Of these Stoves are now i'm sue
cessfnl operation.
This splendid Cook Stove has now been thorough
y tested during the last four years. they operate in
the best and most satisfactory manner Il have fully
tried them with wood and coal. and strongly recon-
mend them. They are heavy and very durable, and
the dMlRn b nsat and bsautful With q moderate
fvs, - Dve win bake three oaves Of bread roast
turksy, bsa twp dinnsr potts. broil bsefsteak. and
heat tAs wn&sr for washiug, ali At the same time
ln0s rssps14fnlly invited 70 call and examine
- -. splsndn Cooking 5tove, "Gallagher's
IhAsatse: Al. GALLAGHER,
July - -. Philadelphia.
H10b only by
c. WOODWARD 4 SON.
HUt aoor TO G. Woodward's old stand
fsAAvenue, bet 10th ard nth Sta, No ais.
M WsAaaanhssa Wy larnD assortment Of the
iefsseen4 rat1srns Of grstes, parlor
chsubsr. oGKoe and store stoves Of All
aiasas npM1 - ssai, hat the North can furnish.
market. 7ss ~ cf slss,e, =
-oASh' Hm sspls
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eE T'hes Northern Liberties Fire Compa-
ny aDnou ne that their Annual Ball win be given on
Moudsy, NO vsmbsr 10.
Psrticul ar ia future advertisement
oct I-9nH THE COMMITTEE
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SAMUEL SWAN 4 CO., Managers.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
Inducements To Clubs.

$3.50 prizes, amounting TO ....,....... 10000
Whole Tickets Sl0--Halves $5-Qaarters 50 so.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Il. FRANCE u CO., Managers.

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER,
1856.
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THE GREAT LOTTERY.

100000 CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000 SECONDS /
Prizes payable in full without deduction.
TICKETS TWENTY DOLLARS.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class 81,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday November is,

Certificates Of packages 2s wboles sl5s- shares il
proportion.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-07
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
A. Aonn A. Gr ~ Ann -
APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES.

/ ITO prizes amounting TO. .&3s
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Glass 80.

Tickets Sl0-Halves, $5-Quarters, &2 so
Certificates of package 70 wholes sl5s--shares in
proportion.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
Class S8.

Tickets $40, Halves &5, Quarters 81 so.
Certificate Of package 26 wholes, Sl5S--shares in
proportion.
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nov 3-5tMWF&MT star. n
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Sealing Cans aud Jars for Preserving Fresh Fruits To
matpcs. &c, by Hormetcally Sealing
There additional of wreuchCs tunnels
spelling Fruit by contact with Cement India Rubber Load
ohero0cnsive decteraus matter The Cans and Jas
all prepared tor Sealing aud the purchaser has only
heat the slightly when the Can Jar is ed with
fresh and press it down channel the outside
filled with and the work Theoretically Sealing
done The Cans strongly made Tin and the Jars of
glazed fire proof yellow Get the best Can
Arthus and don't your fruit and thousands
families did last year by using Cans made wrong pu
ele The ladies invited to call and examine Cans
aud Jars before purchasing For sale wholesale aud retail
by ANDREW BOYD.
may n dimns lNuehburE. Va.
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sr,spso> a nrseT,sst,

Its LEE < JOHNSON
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- 6REENLEE is this day diss lived, by Yuua eonscnt
All persons having claims against billiard &SWaton aud -
lard Greeneo Will present them 10 T. Gsre,lee pay
ment and those indebted to billiard Waltonaudsf Hard
treenee Will make payment to l.. q. Grconiee VIII II
authorized TO settle and receive the TheMap Al
only to be used IN settlement otthe debts iy +. Grcculs
and no else w s. DIrI,AEB
may lIdts l. G. GEFINLEE
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FI4- " Y NV-,OHN IT TlIOI M HuNCUe8Or
- to lis father. II. NJ Didakr, has Just received a
hsautul lo of CNItlA GIS, BtGGIiS a.. II" is also
pared 60 pat ar any work urlur aud ALI repairs neatly
aud promptly dauc having in his cmpy Mr. + K New
Tho hoSi Coach Smiths in America he having SERVED
time In sameot the largest manufacturing establishments in
fIa St,tp Iulal tlf
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IA,DON NotuuGs' uOuGD tSNDIbs' o.
~ uertr quality another supply just received For Eaf
=, ii 4 iARnN 4 60.
81. A.. ietrruhfsF Va
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NEW FIOs k.-A superior lot Off. II. Boiep.
~ Extra Flour Just received and for sale by
'Hi' = IS WILSON & GO.
kNUE SAIE,-~10, 900 virginia Rcsist,vYa
6 Bonds s0l South side RaI Road BonI.. slarns "
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During scEh ride this winter past lseevrrc my horses
leg raw the skin place larger than my hand fnm
the rubbing the inside Of the thigh applied Nohr
Iuft Oil and In day he well Another chse
mulo Which WAS working To nay draN hec3mr nnahc 10
walk On eNHmonE his foot Discovered nail ahuut two
inshrs long the head My driver aud the ncigbor sad
ht ould he good nothing drew the nail out. inserted
peec lint and your Turf on aud set him 10 work at once
aud from that he has not lost hour but Is a. Rad
also a horse badly sn1gRed on the outside at
his high places about inches deep and four
Inches wide from which he still day two. huur Turf
ca applied aud brought them cut entirely sound II
truly Of the greatest remedies for sores have tNer
aud have lived Tor several years lsc
tlis rs yuu think proper Very truly
kn MCsers Dove 4 Co j. II ElSlttIR.
For sale by SfROIIIEH \ WllTEHEAp.s
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NHTEsTIRN SIDES mud SHOT IBEUs.
w r. I 4
yov CaNn,. WATCHES. ..aEu,

~
j SILVER WAKE AND Fanny GuopA. NJ ~
wholesale and retail in variety and style low IN
cash prices hy calling nj kOMtANS. sign al the Ia NJ
gle, No 81 Syeauor" street Petersburg Va where $4,000
you will - cent lie has Just 1cd from tc Nj
then Manufacturers aud Importers with the largest and me-
fashionable assortment 81 Watches JrwcY Silver nre and
Fancy Goods offered Ina this State Wuad bv bntt
for call and Xauno his maRnhrud Stock and R
least "a cent? as he huys all his Good. u cash anil
them much less than the regular prices Tor the quality
of Goods Non also have yuuf Watches aud Jocrs
paired ia The best manner and short notice aud Rwh1
she aud fashionable foods in exchange to
money
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle M ~ sycamer
street Petersburg, Va THOMAS &oNLAk
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tu,nOuAs W. ROysJgN's Clothing n ta'
Il NISufNG STORE. PtTfnsbtHa. Va


- PHOSPHATE or tdhE-Iha attention 81 Multt=
and Planters pectfax called 10 thu above 1f aHHe com
pound for their approaching spring planting
Tie Manufacturer lis friends and patron 3
they depend npou being Supplied with w.
INF INUuUN AHftttt far be- constantly ~HHefniehf
person entire process 81 manufacturing aud PnHs a.
sale
rhis article before tho community f. te fe
Rod during when tine il las bean aunfsfd Us
large number q ruiuted tbem iu dh"feAt Ais
Aad tried by Farmers nearly rfffR state
IN with anezi arriving lcftHT@ "nt -
thr proofs he greatly increased eeua
unproccenrA In the history % Arthsal iss'fs aud ~
uanailcd Peruvian gnauo Itself Vhhh HH'''tz
much advantage lie tact ri abe ammonia ga Naa'
Guaua. IN this preparation salnE sifus3 hk
agent only despane Itself progressively Whom lhr"fIo
rated soil this available sAlt ~ snphaiet aWhisa
mated slubl. becomes ttd t"d Ter p'n nj
descriptions and Is by them rnntY taken up II VIII 5
quite tia inducing caft maturity se toHh#
much durable and terrifying to the soil aud ioss
LATHE
,ers large namber Of super rhophatos IN nakt
faf tho value which would not tkr 20 hf responsible
request ali purchasing 4" le careful 60 ebiah tn
GFAttkf ANTIcLf which viii b. warranted by NY attf
agents all # whnn II arkneNlelgsd rcHpeetAbl
hold yHe responsible Tor the good character ~
super Phosphate All package vii be distinctly hrhl
ID dealera vii De enabled "a make hf*hte
for their supply GA oluaee terms WITH ny he"n.
with ms self
MESSRs II c HARDY 4 co are my accredited an
e Il DtBt re-.
Asrl altara, 6bsnjsfaad salf Proprietor Htiawsbafg
az d.
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M x a 4 IT EAlLEDAD-S ST MINER SEIZED.
H.. a., ILE.-un and after Thursday Nav
~ lie fss niger train VIII leave I.yucbburr NJ Minutes .
al a., - !. H.. an" arrive at = NJ L. II. GILL.
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MISCELLANEOUS

xNe,,ut,s.u ay asd.-s.reoeri.-,. s.ro-
II chtsl Sh9g IN, lie. y1,l he arresf esl he
Ia over the pleasure o Offering TO b" inds "Ha the
/ pnhIc consisting IN PAT of
10 It'd. \ o and = sugar
10 i 'st' sai,eSi,es sugar
5 buasa ilaai sugar
% bbl. \ a aud = y nsissse,
20 hbis GaHe sugar
10 has. y j OF Java { dre
HaI.s Cotton ozHalaass
lu 1scs cotton ba1os1es
- hose. Aaamantin' Candles
~ fse, Old dominion ,sH.
- =, b., b.. ! Ia, sa'S Va "a
IS Esis GA Nauatsa H. Wlskry
In bible J Martin Dot
% w1ae Maa si..
- zigg.rn I'D nv
Jb5. No= curred lIeTaes.
en- halo. cotton Yam.
lssss Fins tras
HaIs ia frrn'i Hraal3
Madeira Vim
y. s-tlsr VII general asoitnen, Of STABLE nRY
GOODS. all shirh au determined o .aI low f7r tasi,
raraala, ati.rton paid to rta sa., Of wnttr Cons.
f3' d and Ter. a. A,rae ,i.ss. I'D sam" md
aud nest door ia hatrfti 8 stIation. Aslnst
R,'oN s>O lam. naeo" aud snrd q"
4 tih-on'- rnr. R,r wh,-Lt,, better tina" Old
" Haaf1"n 81 hn4Eai1"'fs 1nst l. haua ifom kels"
aFI iHfa IL b-H ~" ~
ENOH UISr.s wish to rent out ~tor"
u hoi So vla'h Sc iu I'm fate erl'f WI MAJ rio
NEso>D aD'INIt h",' Just r","r"
- od au Nea YOU and have frHds for ssh.huaa
Habcs aantas Ribbons md IuaIuPs viii anathrt mp
ply ot Trench se,llr VII collars scoss md magnificent
me - JOHN ABRAHAM
n ANOTHER suppl, of, uuEn HATS
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~ CAS- = S. UNION
fuil1.af INDUSTRY or the Liz OF ADAM tt'IH.f --
Ayory interesting Noumr and should he feau - all ages
-rgta aud denominations.
INsu ANY aldRly interesting and seas2nablc volume
MfNntH or AnolISouug Misses VI be deeply Interested
and greatly heurd,d by reading TIN. Memoir
tArA,oNr- ROM - " need call attention 10 this
volume title VIII secure TINT.
srftnuI DIV. t,nufp students should fail read
thu, Volume
W A narrative ILLUSTRATING with much vivid
aud htpii> thc mistake, Winch loo u1u ia The
aH. training Of families Parents don't You need this
biu,
TN GAr QUESTION is great book II treats of great in
terosts VIII yeu read b
Al o the above. and the publications of the American
luou generally such Libraries, ieaCht1 Helps Question
Rocks HYMN aoks Map aud Miscellaneous volumes. can be
ltl Lam horne Nalkups Book Store, lynchurg NA
4. { JENNINGS
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>f.ers SEE \ VI SHIP KOANOkE.-Thc
S,AkaN Steamship ROANOKE, has been put in hst rate
order, and again commenced her regular trips from
New York to City Point
our merchants others ordering Goods from New York
viii not forget 10 ship by her.
Goods shipped from New York Wednesday arrive in
I.yuchburg the following Saturday.
LEE y JOHNSON, Agents
New York and Virginia steamship Co
= S.-The JAMESIOW leaves City POINT every We'd
ncsday morning and the ROANOKE every Saturday uing
a o o'clock, for New FORK te 22ts l.. j.
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' m - isa' JaF sour collecting season and maj rrr,
ia It month tor settlement D! me htsi cay Of
"re =. ts' Prn C5,v = l. Ethhl> LAD.
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sswos.uES.so,- ,.r,..X,. rousrwNtr'

GALLERY. Main street. IyuchhurR Is one OF the mo,t
aud best ia the State The reception room
huc neatly furnished and embclshed with choice
specimens of the STYLES porrpiturc known TO the
photographic ART The AmbroNpo, beautifully coored Tho
ogaphs. combining the tmthuncss Of the AmhroNPc with
The eeganey of finish the best ongraNine' also, pa
Fnereotypes of CNery size.
The operating are large and cnmmndoUs with large
sky and side lights. that in tile darkest weather ~
good boa results be produced than when the sun
shines brightest Mr. X will he happy to see Mt all times
the lovers II the beautiful in whether thrN wish pictures
not The very ht1ng he received III
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