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EDEs SALE! f'H'eH'

'lNllE Subscribers viii keep. on hand at all
times. at the Satl.ilcry and Harness Store
OF E Wcstield, in thiszEilagc, an: assortment
Of a'l kinds of STONES, which, they pledge
themselves ia sell on as favorable terms as
for III. Charleston. Their COOKING STOVES
they will wu.runt to. do everything that n
Cooking Stove can,d6.. and are sure. they will
give universal aiisfnct0n%: 9: ~ -. -.
One Of us, will spend the most or the present
year at the North, and viii be ablesto Select
the best and most approved PATTERNS ~ 81
~ H.. - E ? :. j. WE>SrEIELD, s:'
.s.t.,, !s,ss;3I. Bls.tN CTS !. 81
AbpeFilie u H., ). G., Jan lS5G. - rs.
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Joiner, ;aTad Cahir,e, Shon
NJ sESr Door TO rI;E@,rEEss errIcE,
ABBESILLE COErTy TyJIOIyr q r.

;yf.si NESr Door TO THE s.rEi:ss rrrIcE,
AbBEss1LLE CorET.nouE, s. c.. i
TIIE undersigned, thankful ,o,. - U
past iSyers, and eyer. ready 2E Ell ~ ~
20 20 serve s, e, sehsrous public, may -
or ne a. .e,n a., 'lnissfo al l!isShoH the Ea
ern. corner ofsClristian d,ss;DeQle,Soacb FhaS
tory, where St!s is prepared to Anaass PANE1
|d,o'}ES ~ AZ sAsa IsLISDssEA I EcEa
& I.will also make. TABLES DESSss ); sl BOOK
o;AsEs, s;as 4. PlcHsE lsE FRANZ and .Epair full
t;5W,ii.kerp Constantly onsllnill Fsy made
tis'h,,eitIief polished or SSSysrsG all awhiei
ts1t. dsliysr t2ep% point ,liSnet. free
Eslrediin dircctiJn:55.sSSssf> .sSS - :
All,work done warsJ, fe1k Is GOOD as,le best
inn,l elieaV9s according! III }EaaSssss
cas- cash g On = alLwork lf doasby ns Cor
in the lmeorp"raion:f + geye,Dr.lcis
June 29, $50. O. " = ElsA .s
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Pro Bono s.P,,b1i

THE 'inlefatigable LYONS. q,
I. is making o change in = }
his business, and all those who. 80
hayn't got summer Cloth es enough
out thisand next month, will save.:::
by.letting him know He's goin
his Summer Stock Of Clothing t,
cne, consequently barguipsScnn DC
Clothing House.
=. He hns a small lot of. Winter d
and Vests left over from last whit
is selling now at a loss. Come .
wont get any Of them. s
Aug.G. 1850:
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SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY!!sss i
CgANQl mt ANYTHING COMPARED TO IT!
sUBsSIL FLOWING rs NO USE /!
s Cotton Seed n Perfect Nusance. a.,
CLOTHING TIE ONLY REMEDY.

y
81 va G3 NN: ssB 9 ~ s..
INIIE ihdpfhti9ahc District andE eEiIn.,c
+. Il :. Clqthing Mai: bvscIneG obscrvation and
lard study, has learned several new features IN
the: art,of improving and aLornin, the Mnscu-
line portion OF ntlIe human inmIy. Hes been
clean to New York, took lessons rnl"r scici,.
tiic nleni and has made himself 80 familiar
with all the beauties, duties lah;l;tics n,lyur-
taScs ihnd responsibilities of the human wealth
er.borrding departments that just rs soon as
he lays his eyes on man. lie knows what he
lacks-whether it is food or iaimcut lie is
just the snme to mankind that spring is to ves.
citation. Country merchants wnusi do well to
come in and take n few lessons--clarges mod.
crate for single schoar--cla$ses taken ut re.
4duced rates 20
If it is food and raimcnt, he takes him in,
covers, swcathcr-bonrl and floors him, aud
then sends him over.i5 his friend, IT, = Kerr,
or down to Loniax 3tE4Cobb's, ,whcrc in few
minutes after theEphtcnt has realised this re-
viving, healthful Influence of the external an
plication. thcy.wilI commence ti,e inside work
ceiling, lathing, p!aster,ng and securing and
then start him home. And tits no wonder af-
ter taking some of I.ouax & Cobb's or H. 3
Kcrr's il'ard filling (Which is substantial, no
liquid then allowing Eroxs To give tiem what's
called the surface Fpolish, tGat mons wives
don't know them when trey 90 home tie
little boys and girls i.rn and hide, thinking
some city lolis l,avc come 10 their pas houses
young ladies commence fixing up to cnt crtan
their new benuN and young n,,.n hrusi, their
heads look %diGntiel and star: TO receive the
nice looking stranger. El'
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GITY DRUG STORE.
IL 3.<,. VIM. HflNES, -
- No, el7 (Nortll side) Broad stree., E3
- AUGUSTA, GA, =

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in t5
DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PANTS, OILS, GLASS,
~ PUTTY, vARNIsnEs,s ETC.
pEEFuMEKY, HAT" BRUSHES, coMBs, ToI-
e LET SOAPS, HAIR, OILS, ,poMADEs, HAIR
sz:1 E..1 DYES, IpK' i EXTRACTS, ETC. 5t
al of5whicli are offered at low prices for
CASH.. 2. -
Particular attention naidsto the preparation
ofsl'HfS1C CLANS PRESCRIPTIONS p and the
dispensing Of Family Medicines a large as
sortnent of Fresh and. = w Warrnntcd -,
Garden, Grass and Field Seeds.
attended to- 80 ' : -
II Nay q q s56: ;. n q 5o-1y
SHvM1E5 E5.sTE5 n 1g MAJ -5y,,
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BIB EVII 3 CN'
.Ea7E aHt al: i. De Yli01,fsss sf0,dll
s; i III i ssoa 5.
JIM b q 3 las
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<:z:D II G 90 D S.
RING EXPECTATIONS,
Is 5 G..

NHIERf9A WARREN, Opposite Glob
1f1 H"tcf.s Augusta Ga, arc receiving thci
usual choice variety of SPRING DRESS FAI;
RIGS. embracing Tire best u,akers of Frcncl
aud English productions, among which arc
EIch l'r'nte! French ,Iaconcts and Or"nm,lics
Rich t. Fl"nncci Bnregcs and Or.andies
Rich " Amcrirnn and English Lawns:
Rich " French BrIlianls and CamLrics
Rich liarc-es and Tissues
Bluff, blue and Pink, Pain Blilliants, ncv
.ti,.1,, 80 5-.., .
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elent OF the Estate of Joeenh NJ
rs,Jry shall, decd. oSeph mar

rs,urx shall, decd. mar
L. Of l"%",n l,S'l'%rs' Executors of the Inst v-:u
public ng;~ ;a,"Ih Marshall deed bsrch, r !nSt VII
'"'e"f sail .s "all parties interested in ihsg gIxe
."n "rpr ,u,"r! u,*r! toarpcar, either in -, ms l.s.
for AhbvyiI!e sH i,;, !" the Court of or,lipnrv rr
,"'m"ry 1851 ,s 'S' on ,I ). C., on the lst day u
ms"' m, wi" be male anJ 1Iit ;. day final settle.
for interest. ''en'sclrcs ns nceountoI Ill.,. I,,,.
hoped. WITH, wi m,l lnays'el to the Estot !,
sent ,~m fr f|' ,~ym., snds % i any, 5ni % tire nrs
Sept. %, 1876. eliALls TX x ors.
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3 Ezs :!

~. kSnaRa5
Assorted Colors llouncctl silk Dresses
" Rich Plaid and Striped Tatfcta Silks
Rich Moirr Antique. TnularI aud China S
Black Tatfcta and Gro de Rhine
NaoalrsssSaa GooAs!
Plain and Striped Grenadines and Barcecs
Diack Flounccd Grc,.adine and Barcrc Dire
Superior Summer 3ombazincs and Challics
Black .Iaconcts, Organlies and A!ar,,risc
Black Eng Grapes, Love Wells and Hand
chiefs.
IN addition to this long line of Dress G; I
we have a complete stock of Cniicocs,
hams, Linen Goods. Furniture Paints, Ent
lerics and Laces. Hosiery and Gloves,
and Embroidered Grape Shawls.
\ large eliot of Mantillns, in great vari,j II
styles.
Pnntaloon Stuffs, Blcacl.eI and tv
Goods. ~ 10
White and Striped osnaburgs, of ~
brands.
Ourtriends and customers are rcsr2 Ill
invited TO examine the largest stock o in!
and Summer GOODS tint we have eve l.
Particular attention pnidto filling O rs.
Augusta, Ga, April is, 1856
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OBITUARY,

Mrs ELIZABETH H., consort of Rev. Robert O. Bur
ton, ofthe North Carolina Conference and daughter
ofCol Andrew Joyner, of this county, has gone to
her reward
If am not mistaken in dates, Sister b. was born
in 1878 She protested religion and joined the W. f.
Church In $40, was married TO Brother Burton in
1912, and closed her earthly existence after pain
fnl illness of six dayson the evening of June the 9th
1856
She was an intelligent, refined and accomplished
christian lady, meek in her temper, amiabe in her
disposition, courteous in her manners and digni6ed
in her department. This is not the language of full
some aduaton, but the language of truth and sober
ness attested by the recollectons of hundreds who
formed her acquaintance both in North Carolina and
Virginia. She was, moreover, dutiful daughter, a
loving sister, a devoted wife, and a tender mother
Though warmly attached TO her relatives and friends
her highest enjoyment in social life in the socie-
ty of her husband and children. The arduous labors
of the former she lightened by her sympathy and
love- while the latter she diligently trained for use
funess and Heaven. Though reared in the lap OF
luxury, she chose to become the companion of it.
nerant minister, and cheerfuy applied herself to the
duties and responsibilities of her position.
UALIFAx N. G..
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ARRIVALS AT THE
Wnshiu ton HOuse-Snead 4 Clark. pFOpfs.

JpYE 2O.-P Rosser S Scott, DR. Floyd, l. Ros-
ser, W S Rosser, r W Duke, c Hunter, Hunter W
Shumaker Campbell; r Anglin Showalter, Frank
lin; Faris Miss Faris Pattonsburg; Faris, Kan
sas; C N Faris Australia; Dunn, II Buckner, 4
TRRW Buhro R St Clair A Everett, Rely,
l. Wright. Miss N Wright S Griffin, W c MINIS, 4
W Rely Col G W Wingfeld, Bedford Loving
Waller Amherst; ] Lavinder, A Dinwlddie, CITY
Mosby, C l. Clark, Howardsvillei Miss Clark MISS
Ford, Ky; Quarles Liberty; Butter 1, o naf
roll. ladies & children, Taylorsville Clyce,
Lexington C Barnes, Ca; 5 D Hopkins Fincastle;
Mrs Howell, Winchester;C Hutchson, Charlotte
J Sterland wytheve; VIM Minor, Roanoke; VIM
Pannill, Petersburg
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WAsHiSoros, June 20.
preliminary meeting of Southern members Of
Congress held last evening to take into eonsid-
Grafton the formation of n Southern Commercial As
socmtionthe members to pledge themselves to give
preference in the bestowal Of business patronage TO
those North who respect the sacred rights guaranteed
by the Constitution and laws of the United States
and To withhold II from abolitonists IA enemies to
the best interests of our common country. An ngen-
cy il to be opened In New York the next season for
the trade to enable buyers to discriminate between
friends and foes
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LoNo ISLAND RAess.--The races over the
Fashion Crurse, Long leland commenced Tues
day. The first race, Fashion Stakes, for 3
years old, mile heats, subscription $780, forfeit
Slol, was won by w. II. Gibbons oh Gar, in
two straight heats Time; ., l:5l The second
race Tor club purse of $3.50. . mile heats, on.
trance 500, to 60 TO tho second horse, was won
by OF. llarc's b m Adalgisa in two s,ruight
heats. Time; $40. 3.45. Calvin Green's br. Ia.
Augusta; came in second
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Escape of Prisoners in Mexico.

John A. Cullen of Virginia and Z. }. Wilson
of Kentucky, two of the passengers of the bark
Archibald Grancie, seized some six months ago
at La Paz. Mexico, as a fiIibuster, have arrived
at New Orleans. All on board the bark were
thrown into prison and have ever since been CON
fined. Recently, however, six OF them made their
escape, and the two referred to allege that, after
travelling dreary journey on foot of some 500
miles through Mexico, they reached Vera Cruz,
and there embarked for New Orleans. They
describe their treatment and that of their com
rades in prison as heartess and inhuman. and
complain bitterly of the the Indifference of our
government to their fate
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

NEW saOODs.-Aprit Id, tsDO.-sieOrae W.
~ RuckER a co. Lynehhnrr Va take great pleasure
announcing their customers and the public
that they In receipt o the principal portion Of their
stock of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS, for Spring
summer trnde Their selections made with
atyes and less 10 tho prices with sc
Tho tastes and wants of this community also
and OF those tho adjoining counties aud
from distance who purchase their goods In his city All
wanting beautiful cheap and really good goods
respectfully invited to call and make thei, purchases
BAn Goods NJ cash prices, aud accounts due twice a
year, is,the lstd day July and tho lat day OF Jan
M q, NJ. H..
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Tranquility In Kansas.

Capt. Pate writes to thu st Louis Republican
from Kansas City. 18th instant. TINT compare
iseqniei regns in tho territory. the Unitod State
tronp having dishanded the unlawful military
oea,es' and IN cases where they have te-assem-
bied, taken their arms from them. Consequent.
~ there Is no lighting going on. and II nothing
unlocked for occurs TO derange the presnt state
ct affairs peace will soon ensue
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

FROM UTAH.--Geo. T.. Smith has arrived at
ST. Louis, on his way to Washington, with tho
new State Constitution Of Utah. Mr.. Smith is said
to be n cousin Of 10. Smith, who, IL will be re-
membered was killed by the Carthagenians Of II.
Iinois some years ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

BUNKER HuI--The anniversary Of tho hat
Tie OF bunker Hill was celebrated Tuesday by the
citizens OF Charleston, Mass, with much spirit
The programme included ringing Of bells, firing
OF cannon, and fine military display.
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Tho MarketN.

BALTIMORE June 20-Markets firm and unchanged.
NKw York. June 2o.---Flour declined; State, 0 40 4,
ohioi 80 Southern, o 10.
Wheat heavy
Corn ID cents
Virginia 6's o5A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

RESIGNED VIM Forbes the American Con-
sui at Topic and San Bias, Mexico, has resigned
his post. He, with the British Consul and Mr..
VIM. Collier. have been accused Of being hostile
to the present Mexican Government, and ban
ished from Topic. Mr.. F.apped to Mr. Gads-
dens the U. s. Minister to Mexico for protection,
but finding none has res signed his post
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RELIGlOUs NOTICES

DR.. S. K. Cox will preach his Baccalaureate SER
mon at the Methodist Protestant church tomorrow
Sunday at II o'clock.
Bishop MEADE will hold a confirmation at St Pauls
church in this city next Sunday morning. Services
to commence at half past ten O'Clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

FEAT OF PREDEsTRIANlsM,-In Boston on
Saturday, VIM. Hughes the pedestrian compile
ted the extraordinary feat OF walking ons hun
bred and twenty consecutive hours on plank, 3
feet wide aud 90, feet long. His feet we're much
swollen when he was taken of the plank, and
he was otherwise debilitated. About $4,000
changed hands on the feat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

RETIREMENT OF AN EDITOR. Tho Philadel-
phia Pennsylvania announces tho retirement
from that journal of Edward G. Webb, Esq. who
has ably edited the paper for the last three
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Anti-Fillmorc Convention.

- NJ" INV IVHhf sHae 20
The anti-fillmore Convention of Americans have
nominated Fremont aud johnson for President and
Vice President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

UNCLE TOMS CABlN.-In the library of the
Armenian Convent, on an island called San Lag.
caro- about one mile from the city of Venice, Rev.
John f. Edwards, of the Methodist f. Church,
South now travelling in Europe, and at last ac-
commits in italy, found translation of Unce Tom $
Cabin in the Armenian language.
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VI ARRIEn.

On Thursday evening, the 10th inst, by the Rev
". II Kinekle CHARLES MANY 10 Eyr11xr ] p,yros
of this city.
va the same evening and by the same, CHARLES Y
JOHNSON 10 FARTHER. OLIVER. of Amherst county
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Vts TyDtHUUfKi va
.mo ~. RED suupuUn Springs


III This Handsomely improved Watering Place Will BIO open
the reception Of visitors the 18th day OF june next
situated In dense forest of native oaks In the northern
Of the beautiful county OF Roanoke on the turnpike
leading from Salem by the of Newcastle TO the Sweet
Springs and within days journey from Richmond or Peters
burg. . -
Salem Richmond a O'Clock, NJ aud VIII be
taken Kent Sumnersons splendid daily line
Stage Coaches the Roanoke Red sulphur 90 mlosD
where will arrive before supper and mud every comfort
that car tempt weary traveller proong his stay but
pIecr they leave In the line the next
morning the Sweet Springs and reach the Greenbfior
White sulphur before night, thus making an ENTIRELY
DAY TRAVEL Of days, from Richmond Petersburg
to the White sulphur
In returning the Springs, passengers will be brought
the White Sulphur the Roanoke Red Sulphur the first
and taking breakfast there, roach the Railroad ut
In time for the train 10 reach Richmond
Petersburg The came day.
expense trouble win be spared to make this
bic Watering Place In Virginia Although, but new
candidate for popular favor the propetors aer themselves
destined take high position well for It's
qualities for the style of Its accommodations Mr. Cbas
all the details Of public establishment
together with his wife, manager Under
their visitors be sure OF corial welcome,
and the very best treatment
The Hotel which contains rs rooms, including spacious
all the other improvements has been erected
models of taste and furnish
accommodation for $50 visitors the present season. which
will be extent that be required hereafter
superb BAND OF MUSIC, has been engaged for the
In all respects will be the constant and earnest If
fort Of the propoors to render their visitors comfortable and
happy H.. p,no,. ~, s,,n,nr IN. no, ,.o, ,,,,,
analized remarkable benefit derived from Its by
persons suffering from pulmonary complaints usiifes the be-
lief oth valuable medicinal qualities II will be
that which has given to the Red sulphur Of
Monroe It's celebrity, viz reducing the pulse and acting
II has also proved highly beneficial
could be shown by certificates wero deemed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

4 TRIMS, sELF-RAMINls REAPER.-we
n have hand the above Rcapng Machine, which We
Self Raker nse; cuts well without choking, and is
simple and Substantially built and truly Labor Saving MA
We woud cali particular attention to all Farmers that In.
tend purchasing Threshns Machine Horse Power this
coming harvest call and examine the kind and quality that
nies Machine used last by some of
best Farmers in this section Of the country.
them well made of the best materials, and In
the aud very simple Durable and
please call or address us through tho Post Once Lynch
burg, Va WARERoom Main Street, Just below the Ncrvell
june IrdAotsl H.. S. wHITTEMoRE q BRO.
Nor rcms--The stsreIlsuse nrceatly occupied by
II II. Doss Campbell Court House. 1t contains
sered desirable for snykind business Posssaon
given Immediately JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
apl I9dts Campbell G. H.
LYME SILVER PLATED q o y e.-We
would respectfully call the notice Of the public very
eesea consisting Of ne plated Tss sespsn and shssse
with and without Table Casters Of entirely styles
and Plates Sugar howl. Cream pots salad Pickle and 81
Stands, Table Chamber candlestcks Forks Spoons
Knives Coolers Ae Ac An articles
the best silver plate pure metal from Of the ars
maaufaeinries in the country. j. d. GREGORY co.
may ~ Is
.IOH OFFICE ron sAL.E:l wi:h :. sell
new quantity sufficient for good Job Office there
being s s sixty different i HENRY
TJACTORY FIXTURES ron sALE.-I wish ss
dispose private sale Of hs r..s.s q ss
IT. They consist Of all the necessary fixtures for wen CON-
s sSSa ''a They viii y disposed Iss.s
scented for person wishing t. engage In me put
ting api II s tSs.ss' JOHN ? H c.asss e L.
w Eosois. and agreeable "AIs To1G
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TNHILDREN'S AHOEs.-Any quantity o.
Cbdrens proty shoes and pair Of pretty Children
Shoes at MCDoHALD - AAO ~ d
nj % d& elf.
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VNOOD's IIAIR RKsTORATlvR~-Av VIZ
w popular, and Agreeable HAZE IONIC bF sals ~
june l0dActsl STANLER 4 301eE6.
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The cRoPs.-In this county so far as we can learn
the wheat on taow land is good but very indifferent
corn ground. But confess our inability to as
certain the fact in reference the matter here
Two farmers have told us in general terms the wheat
was first rate but the majority of them give an entire
ly different account.--Stauaon Spectator
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

FouNp DEAp-Wo understand that dead body
supposed to be that of a man named Peter Bby was
found the 18th inst on the farm of Mr. Saml h. Ear
ly in Bedford The man is supposed to have been
dead three or four days, the body was very much
decomposed. Aug containing small quantity OF
whiskey was found by the body and hence we may
naturally account for the melancholy sequel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-21

lNABELu. HOUSE.-Thisc conveniently locate d
and commodousy constructed HOTEL under the
ment of excellent condition for the
of the public The proprietor devotes his
sona attention and will be wanting efforts
pendures calculated the comfort of his guests
An Omnibus always in attendance convey travellers to
and from the Depots and Packet Landing.
ma 20d&cts CiAS. 4. LEE.
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fY Richmond SemiWeeky Wing, Daily Dispatch, Norfolk
Herald Raleigh Register Petersburg Integencer copy
tn stopped inne 7.d&cts
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE. THE subscriber
~ has taken the House tho of Bank
door to Messrs Tanper Asher and directly opposite Mr.
NJ Cobbs, where he has opened stock Of READY NAL
uLOTHINGand, at low prices for cash. and by strict at
enon TO business hopes merit the patronage of the com
munity shall attend to making cutting repairing and
cleansing garments-makng them appear new. Come on
and clothes get old ones done at moderate
prices. HENRY SLAGLE' agent
may 2l-dSclm
" HNIit1e,mOre,. Mould IaudIes-I1O boxes
~ for sale by C. HARDY co.
apl olts
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mo THE LADIEs-We have on hand she
and hest stock of Extracts Cologne Yer
bcna Florida Lavender Bay Leaf Waters all kinds Of
pom,des for the Hair Balm thousand Flowers, Aromatic
Vinegar &c to be found in the city. .,..
ny Us 10 =, LANGHORNE WALKUP.
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I.YNCHBURG FURNI.

EMONs, ORANGES. sc.
~ 80 Boxes Lemons;
IA Oranges;
30 Boxes and Cartoons Figs;
Barrels Ale
New Ark Cider
3 Gases Picked Oysters
Just rceeiv ed and in good order 3. A BOYD
June d3g.
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GLENN 4 co, robac % mad Gene rnl q oun-
tAs MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS for the sale
OF VIRGINIA MANUFACTURED TOBACCO 20 Gravier
street, New Orleans. taugllts
WILLS, RAWLINs 4 Co, General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for the sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores No.
81 and 90 Gravier of Tehapouas Now Or
leans
Observation-Disclosures Warwick, Capt John NJ Otey
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have to announce that my Distribution Enterprise car
not take Mace the of February The unusua hardhes
of the winter has from seeing and seng WIN
W. agens Az soon "a them shall nix upon another
ay moi later than LIST of August at when ne t
drawing will certainly take place. or the tickets called ~ snu
The money and should the sale of tickets JUSTIFY me-
in doing It. shall fix upon earlier day, as am anxious TO
~ ~ JESSE T. HOPKINS,