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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-08
HIS. ..'- no. I, AnoNIATED SUPER

k"St ks.'S No. 4, ANONIATED SI1PER
~ PHOSPHATE OF LIME.-The attention of Farmers
and respectfully called the abe invaluable com
pound TOR their approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer bcgs to his friends patrons tina,
they may always depend upon being supplied with GrNU
in person. the entire of putting up
=
This article has now been before the
Rod OF hVe Yeas during which time
large number OF the most rcIuted Chemists
and has been trod by various Farmers in
IN the Union with almost unvarym Perhaps
the best proofs OF It's value 10 tie greatly
unprecedented in the history Of Artificial FERTILIZERS
eqHalcd by Peruvian Guano which
much advantage from the tact of the ammonia
matter in tuano In this preparation hcnga chemically
rated VITA the soil this available sIiphae analgs
mated with soluble phosphate becomes fitted plants
all descriptions, and is by them readily taken up
iouud quite as active in inducing early
aud much more durable and terrifying soil and less
lathe.
As there large number Of super Phosphates
Tor the value of which would like responsible
earnestly request all purchasing Obtain the
tENulSE ARTICLE which will be warranted by accrdl
ted agents, all IF whom of acknowledged
and 10 them hold myself responsible good characterize
ed Consumers and dealers will be enabled mako arrange
mens for their supply eutab,e my ageatsa
with self
MESSRS II c. HARDY & CO are my accredited ami
ole Agents for the city Of Petersburg
c. b DEBI re.
Agri ahura Chemist and sole Proprj,'1r UIliiamsJnre
ap dts
B DOSE SAET.-s,O0O bushels Lisbon salt
q So n 11Hnf hal
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JEWELRY, WATCHES. &C.

Il KENPSED AGAlN.-Ihr subscriber
~ heRs leave Inform his friends and the public
ny Il rally that lie has to the store formerly
s0asS' Ith hS Philip W It'uo where he will he happy
all Wanting Bo1i bargains u ichrs lew chy and Plated
A. ave JEHU WILLIAMS
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tAS FITTING AND PLCWRING.-N re-
" specuy cal the attention of the Public and
pretty assortment OF Gas Fixtures from the Factory
Illus Baker, Philadelphia
ARE prepared to do Plumbing Work If til kinds
~ aer' oses Hot Cold or shower Baths Iron Copper
BAN uls Wash Basins, Iron Wedgeware
hs SINKS Iron or Lead Boilers Iron Copper We do all
kinds Of iumbing Work.
We ""ud also ask attention to Galvanized Ir,u Pipe
ne" article which II much used for Water PIPE
me country who wish TO have Gas introduced
hhd /" their advantage to call on the subscriber.
JAS. CIELAND
PRACTICAL Gas Filter Sc I'd door above Liberty Warehouse
Main St, Lynchburg Va Iscp4
kNoH KENT.-1 wish TO rent out my store
liolS Sc, which is in hrsrate order l will maxi IL
rent cry low n II LEWIS
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I'm ob'dtcnc" To resolution Of the Board Directors Of
thc Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road Company proceed to
of"r AT ltNate sale all the Bags belonging Company
snd not needed its fbc Bags vii he divided INTO
thee classes and offered L. 20 cash according
t. quality f. II GIL
julN lat t,,.y ST.,
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4 MORE 81, PETERSBURG - My Stock of Rom, ,,
Clothing and Gents Furnishing embraces mo 'do
tcnsiye and superior variety thai have the r
u" exhibiting to the ezels II the Cockade city stound
country My Stock of Cloths CassmcrrS and ~
been selected with great from first and -
sylfs If patterns, and Will he made TO
upon short notice and sui 81 no ai h
of fine Parry and Wedding Suiis of hor. nv
lia and best finish shall not be disappointed upon oxsua
of my stock. Nj JOHN WHITE Cutter and Ma,ap = f,t
Custom Department. THOS. W. EDNSI5N ''''
45 Sycamore 81 pff,,slu,.
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CHffrff9IfflO April lNh, roo
Messs Dort Co-Hsvng used Your Turf OIL and finding
to be such hne medicine thin It dse that You
should know It, My daughter sbon age TELL the
rocker of chair and aud bruised be very
assumed the form Of boil, aud became very had
aneed by physician but that did trlevc 1t became
srunnng and continued for nearly tried
medicine could hear OF witlno effect until
duoed To hottie of Turf oilairr bottle
and half entirely healed Ihavu
and found the bcneAt liafty
this as you think proper, = GItAIKLN.
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T.--TVK NIW YUM FIEVM >
Bl kG-rassengers leaving Lynclhurg BY south
sd Rail Road Tuesday at O'Clock connect the
mug, at Guy Point with the steamship JAMESION y. and
proceed direct 10 New ork touching only Norfolk For
Through Tickets apply TO LEE y JOHNSON.
Agents for n. y. y va steamship co.
7 = The steamer Roanoke will continue city
Point every Saturday mornngat o'clock a heretofore
4
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a-.C,sS:.

NEW YORK PACKET s.-Fhls nov home d,1iCisN
line i. composed . the following vessels, and sails
I'm Sen, ! 5rk every three days Al onn.d IN cry
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4 GRAND ARRIVAL, Of the largest ssocL Of

INRAND ARRIVAL, az the la gc-t stock
NJ all aud Winter staple aud Fancy Dry G0oda
chased before and 'r exhibition by the uudcsgned which
he calls the attention Of his and the pubie
liz goods sel.eed With great style quality
auf price II you waut Ia buy bargains call on him h'
Is siaraissi to ss cheap Tor cash To Country Me
chants "a has only word g. aud that H.
pnses - further lat and buy Fo"d from him bu
~ ssi cheap any house Ia Richmond " Petersburg
tts NATHANIEL GtbGENIEIMER
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Redmond plsnateh CORY forbid
AN-tNIND, sitm.t.nm a. EknnA.11 rrnn. az

SALESMAN, in common Ial HOUSE iy a y.iI.,I No.,
, 10 Au considerable cNrauenc" in mercantile business,
"'"'d MAKE himself generally useful tan pi, ,,, 20
eienrss rs to character, g.. Address " H. Yif-r ~
,ra ads ~ -" - e'H''I tHet.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.


II Clothing and Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street. Rich
Va. lfJG Fall Sto X lsob
Ia calling to the Stock OF Goods introduced ny ne
Sutsetihe perhaps would be well to notice the t'et 81 our
all sections of the Saie ofmg
The f.no located in Richmond And ~ an miro
TAX" advantage q
IN. md nm hy nhrb 10 make ourselves known, expecting OF
examination all parties will Judge Tor mem
particular merits beng perfectly sasled h
Ht customers and Judgment must he consulted
receiving Fall Stock aud assure purchasers
thai every thing the Gents Wearing Apparel VIII
and the assorted es N III At all lines pe
found that each cfomor wants VIII be supplied
facility for the prosecution o oui bhei
hope make the fact apparent t. orr customers ana
trade During liz st year we have Mt
up Sprossy Tor Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers ud every thug pertaining 10 that Department
Ia Clothing Department the Stock 10
he perfect point durability. Fit and styles because we
thing uIrsevc and have no hesitation IN saying
good, be found equal II the best order work In the
country Watching the various changes Of Fashion parties
finding the latest and make in store
subject inspec and approval cF is solicited by
GRDSHONG 4 TUPMAN
"a 10 Main Richmond. Va.
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tHEAg NORTHERN : y r.. -ss........ss=7
\ sol lHIEN MAlL EOI-lE BE - 49,

~ SOt IHIRN Mali. ROUTE BF 80 s.saJ
INllN RICHMOND AND WASHING.
ION VIA VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGE Nj Al
lAANDRIA RAILROADS The uilht Train Br.,,,
street station o'clock allowing - minutes ,psSSrngos
from the Richmond and Dsnvile Railroad fer surter pp
bus free OF cAarFr
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond - ttFrt1u>y
tiaTaf sNlaefa Washington 10y uranEe aud Alexandra
2 . i
IA - NutiGOMB >ultt Transportation
~ l3iN,f~ "
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- Sdl Damsgrd Sole thoT and
hhetoda reduced pisces LOUIS l.. ARMlSrfAD,
Keep copy. rnaor Telegraph oIfcc
Is
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4 Pins consisting Of Masonic odd Fellows, Claw and in
tact almost every variety at Fms thamaN hccael Tor Those
ia want e lus or hutton, would do well to call aud examine
my stock before purchasing JOS s. THURMAN
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f.. xy, -laass.sss.aa1 VIRGINIA n TENNEsSEE
~ " sTf~~Y8y RAIl. ROAD-On Thursday Z
lHhof June the Passenger Train will
commence running to SAT- Works Branch Junction.
f1ue T. II. GILL, Gen Sup't.
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Together with well selected soek prunoH Citrona
Shell Almonds English Wslnuts ftbets Palm Nnta Msca
iou NyrHaeela Maple sugar, Currana Preserved Ginger
serin't w kes In Jafs Brandy Peaches
AID Pfucpa Cigas If the beet quality Fancy and
tonfceousty Of all kiuds Walking Cancs Banos
BOYS brams faIcy Aricrs. Iuys &c. Plain and Fanny
CsEdet manufactured daily Of the beet quantities
- 'a4t respectfully .sti call from
srs, a, pa ehsrse 10 made fer showing the goods
upyD
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Bro lsLatR Bedford county, Va, Nov /, 1854
Msssrs Drvs &c "a tenenf us'd about fourth
bottle OF your Tufi p tn, back my the
back almost saw cnruly place large my
hand and this single application 4 nnIy applied curod
up entirely and permanently real, surprised the
quiekness oft properties aud think prompt
and efhcacous than anything o. tie tind
have sold thOnsa d. al bottles Of other partitions similar
urposes.
t.tFts N+t,
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- Cafe. all grades aud prices Imperial Gun
pa Ter md Rlsrk 40 and Mackorels beautiful
b. q urf=d Beef sih - 10 take tsasnfa In sielng Tor fam
s &es Dfieza- sud Cuba Aeasae= Cutting aud lin. Apple
thes- spsra Adanantip. Fancy toiurgd IaloW
diTs Virginia hcfHesaty seaei Peaches snPaf Pop
Ierr ssH89 ie af bfaaua, homemade, Toilet
49, hzr ~sAY IasEHIfs 1.o snd JafA tnho.
tAFf sided stock beautiful lot Of DRY
Gtsif karh Paid Ginghams Prints,
1fss sad Sfnpi Domestic Btaehed and uhbi.hohed Cot
b. wtIsaI vi. se4i laN for Cash
] Il hDIOMNN
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NfN cove WIN. =. Aud.r-on Inns
~ "a as9 Assoalated "ith hun JOHN q ADAMS and
THOMAS -. ANbEKsoS for the purpose of ranaacnng
OfN1HAL GROCERY. COMMISSION AND FoEN ARD.
ING III SISESS undef The firm aud style Of ANDERSON,
ADAMS CO 81 tho old stand Of W. I Anderson. (for-
u.rtly Il RanNics5
They VII always keop hand we'll accc tod stock of Gro
Guano ground lamp Plaster, Livingston Pough
md castings
Particular attention given TO the Hlu of consgumpntH aud
adv made on Produce IA hand
WILLIAM I. ANDERSON
JOHN q. ADAMS,
fc tIia THOMAS q. ANDERSON
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4aWk tAKKItt'Es, II { G IEN, ROCKA-
H. " AZ :. Nr Ac-IDlN H. BInf AXE. surepssar
to lis father, II. N p.dlakc has lust received
eanunl lot "t CARRIAGES. 81 GGIES, q lIa : aso
atfd'd 10 put NJ any work order and ali repairs neatly
"hd promptly d2ae. having in rs employment Mr. r Il New:
ne OF III" hest Coach Smiths in America having served
thu ~ ~
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Tie Capon spriags-7as pi.;.oys, &c.
coRREsrosDKScE rHEprsrArcH

CAPoN STRINGS Aug IL
What can do better this dismal rainy day tha
tell you how things are progressing in this far off
mountain mock About month ago. 90. here
from Winchester and found ''the house full: but
In spite of this omiHous commencement succeeded
in getting very good quarters, and have been more
and more pleased every day with persona and
things around me There are, and have been ever
since my arrival about $50 people here the corners
being about equal TO the goers. Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington are largely represent.
Cd Several members of Congress have their fam
jiies here; General Quitman's and Gov. Browns
family and Mrs Seaion Of the lnieligencer, being
among the most distinguished from Washington
0f the beauties, time would fail me to speak y
Miss North of Philadelphia, the Misses Dulaney
at baltimore, the Misses Lee of Washington, Miss
Stone OF Charleston, and q host Of others, whose
names don't know, are here; any of whom would
give character to watering place much less dis
iinguished than this is-suffice it to say that ne
yer saw more brilliant collection of female love-
Hness than may be seen every night now in the
ha!i roon at the Capon; and, mari led man as am,
Iaeem no Improperly. in the absence Of my
wife, to look on with admirng gaze at the brilliant
scene. The proportion of Virginians from Q dis
lance is small but what they lack in quantity they
make up IN quality. The Marshalls of Fauquicr
Tue Foyles from Alexandra, the Pages and Cole
mans OF Hanover, aud Messrs Conway Robinson
Gustavns Myers aud from Richmond, with
mr. Conway Robinson, specimens Why do
not more people from lower Virginia come here ?
Atiess expense, and IN 30 little time these Springs
can be reached, from Richmond a. soon "a the
White Sulphur and take my word for it the White
sulphur and the Springs in that portion of the
State, do not compare in comfort and cleanliness
with these gentleman who had travelled q great
deal in Europe and been to all the famous water.
Ing places both in Europe and on the Continent,
stated the other day, that he had never seen -
complete bathing establishments they have here,
both hot aud cold baths
why don't you send your Richmond papers up
here here A Richmond paper hant seen for week
le baltimore Sun is the only regular conner to
,his place. which we get the same day of its pub.
''cst'on Now the "DtsrATCH" would be a most
welcome visitor, and were it to leave Richmond by
Inc night train, when suppose it is ready, we
could get it by o'clock of the day it is published
Last Sunday we had service, morning and eve.
niiS, in the ball room, conducted by the Rev
naessrs Iiilinghart and Johnson of the Episcopal
Church
IL you want to go to genteel and comfortable
watering place come to Capon, and see il all that
is stated above is not the TRUTH
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Reli9ious Matters-Prolrncted Meetina Az
coRRE OF THE DIsPAreH.
AMELIA G. H., Aug. 14th. 1856

AMELIA G. H., Aug. l4th, 1856.
ga Sunday last, protracted meeting commenced
Immediately in this neighborhood, At q Methodist
church called Ann Augusta. A crowd assembled
about III o'clock-both whites and blacks-and lis
tened to aforcible sermon, preachedby Mr.. Bount,
who resides here, at the Court House. lie q
man OF excellent sense, and much respected by his
congregation. On Tuesday morning, Mr.. Wilson,
pastor OF the Trinity church. in your city, arrived
here Ia tue cars, and delivered q most impressive
discourse. The meeting is still going Oh, and
many hearts have been touched by the outpouriugs
OF The spirit Of God. and many very young per-
sons have enlisted in the service of Christ, to do
battle against sin and the devil May they reap
their reward Mr.. s. ii Davis, from Baltimore, /
believe, young minister belonging to the Pres
byterian church, who has lately accepted a call to
tins section of the country, preached the Metho.
dist church yesterday, and will preach again this
afternoon. IL has been my good fortune to hear
hun preach on two occasions, aud his people may
wellbe proud OF so bold champion in the cause
OF hisnlaster. He is pastor that suits my fancy
lie speaks plainly, without fear and in few
years he wl rank high in his calling Since my
last letter reached you, nothing of Importance has
occurred = Is
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a LAnGk STUCK OF DnA lis1ODs
"A SELLING OFF At COST-M. W. ROSE
NO. a5 Broad street Richmond Va, with view 70
ehsnknG his business will Sell from this time the
stock OF
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
at Cost The Eoods then remaining on hand Win
be closed out at public auction.
All psrsona desiring TO purchase Dry Goods of
superior quality, will here find safcisnt inducs
70 maAe m investment ~ he intends 70 BE- very
commodattne, and wants TO cave mnch expense =
possible y, II net wholly. avoiding the auctcn Re
wise ,-cail and examiDe for yourselves.
=. e Ths siofs nov occupied b. me viii be Tor
rent ater the Let Of September Ii is e sxcclleut
socstleu for dry goods store for which purpose Il
nae been ceeupisd By me for upwards Of u years.
myN--sm u. w. nOoE.
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MINISTER TO FRANCE.-A Washington dispatch
to the New York Herald, says:
IL is rumored this evening that the new steamer
Merrimac is to be ordered to France, TO carry out
Secretary D)bbin, who is to succeed Mason as
Minister to France, and that Senator Mallory, or
MIR Bocock, of the House. will succeed Mr. Dobbin
as Secretary of the Navy / also learn that Mr..
Mason has asked to be recalled
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VALUABLkLAND ATPRIVATE SAL

off for sale upon liberal terms of credit, the
following valuable Plantations and extensive of
Woodland. situated in the counties of Norfolk and
Princess Anne, within ten miles of the City of Nor
folk, all OF which easily accessible by land
LIST The rich and highly cultivated Farm near Deep
Greek in Norfolk County, on which DR.. James II.
Wi lams resides, formerly owned by John Cary
Weston, So, contain ;nR about 40 Thousand Acres
OF which Five HUI dred are cared. and the Iesidue
excellent and the loca ion is as pleasant and
healthy as any in lower Virginia.
I'd Tract of Land, containing 800 acres adjoining
tn above, covered with Pine, Oak, Maple and Ship
Timber, within short dstante of a good landing
Sd The splendid estate in the county Of Pr1ucess
Anne. near the Bay Shore 70 merlv owned by VIM
w. Lamb, Esq containing 400 acres
The situation of this farm il very beautiful, com
mandins view of Chesapeake Bay and the build
ings and Improvements unsurpassed BY in the
county CHARLES SHARP,
su o-l0t Attorney for Jas. Il Williams.
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AMERICAN GENlUs--Pr0fessor Morse has been
invited to the coronation of the new Emperor of
Russia, AMI, it is stated has contracted with the
government to establish, lines of telegraph through
out the Empire. With the usual magnificent
hospitality which the Car always extends TO
scientific employees, our distinguished countryman
Is furnished with splendid paitments, horses, SER
wants, and all requisite entertainment
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d. DEMON has for sale 500 Ennmei.

NJ led Orates FendeTs ana SUMMER fIeces em
bracing Square Topped Circle and Eleptic Patterns
These CRATES are OF my own manufacture, and shall
be sold at the lowest prices Orders from town and
country promptly attended to. Tho Virginia Me.
chanics ins.itute awarded silver medal, the highest
prenium, to SAINT d. DENooN for the best speci-
mems of Crates aud Tenders. Also. for sale large
stock Of Bells Brass Brick Moulds, &c. Apply at my
Bell and Brass Foundry, No. 225 Main street, be-
tween 9th and 9Th, west side Richmond, Va.
IN
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FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT-On Saturday
afternoon, the Rev. John Donnelly, q Roman
Catholic clergyman, was run over BY a train of
ears, on the railroad bridge at Rochester, N. Y,
and SO terribly injured that he died in . quarter
of an hour
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i night,
Old sol waa gone some where,
] thought would try if could
Get me some fresh, cool air;
1t seemed TO me, q fact to be,
That all wele gone to rest,
When suddenly melody
With rapture filled my breast;
hen getting near, better To hear
Whence this sweet puusc came,
saw some Played serenade
To some sweet, lovely dame;
Guitar and flute, both very good,
baui1, tamborine;
hdaie fine, not made of pine
The b, Ut I've ever seen;
Accordeon, fife, rs in my life
think seldom found;
Each instrument sure to lend
More sweetness TO tho sound;
Wan ing TO know, liz ed the m 60,
Where cou d find such more
he quick reply was-0o and buy
Them at SCHAAt'S Fancy Store,
su4 Corner RToad and "A street.
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS The subscriber
~ returns his sincere thanks TO his friends and the
public for the liberal patronage bestowed upon him
a. Teacher. since his return the city, and begs
leave to inform them that the duties Of his School
will be resumed on MONDAY, 18th day of August,
Sd street, between Clay and Leigh. With ex-
perience of thirty years Teacher, he feels conf
dent of pleasing those that may feel disposed to pa
tronize him.
~ Terms made known on application.
kEFERENCEs.-kev.b Dr. Howell Rev jas B. Tay-
lor, Msssrs J u George Gibson, P. J. Archer. ESQ
John Pearce, A Richards, Esq and numerous others
of his patrobs if necessary.
an ll-dlm A, g. SAUNDERS
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Hon George A Peck has been nominated for
Congress by the democrats of the fourth district,
Mich.
George w. Kn5ail, Esq the American Consul
at St. Helena, is now in New Bedford Mass. He
left the island on the 81 of June.
Miss G. Tyson is playing at the Arch Street
Theatre, Philadelphia.
James Kellogg one of the pioneers of Cleveland,
died in that city last week.
James c. Bodies, of Boston. was killed by light.
ming at Topeka, Kansas, on the 2sth ult.
Madison Rush, late Lieutenant in the United
States Navy, was drowned in Red Lake River,
Minnesota, on the both nit. -.
Rev s. N. Frost, of Wilmington, N c., has been
appointed President of the Goldsboro' Female Col
lege
Wilmington, N G in its corporate capacity has
voted TO subscribe &200000 to the Wilmington.
Charlotte aud Rutherford Railroad
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N OTi q k..TcmpOrury kem0val...The
subscriber, for the purpose of giving ay to tn
erection Of new house has removed his store from
bis old stand corner Of Main and 18th Streets three
doors above where he would be pleased to see his
friends and the public generally, in want Of first
rate article Of Clothing assuring them that be 10 pre-
pared with all the necessary requisites 10 adorn the
outward man. 4. 8 SPENCE
FashionaAls clothisr aad Merchant Tailor,
jel7 No iH Main street
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HOUSE AND SIGN TANNING, l.LAZ

HOCSE AND SrSN iAiNTi NJ, e.LAA-
of the late destruction of his Paint Shop by fire. has
fitted up, on Mayo street. near Odd Fellows Hall,
with competent hands, to execute any work in his
line of business, which shall be done in the best
manner with pure materials, and prices to suit
He respectfully solics continuance of the patron
age of his old friends and the public generally, in
town and country. He promises to use his best en-
deavors to give satsfac to those who msy employ
him. b. I. CHALK, Ralnter, &c,
iy S0-.-1m+ Mayo street.
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Az Gated myseif IL the city Of Richmond. am
now prepared for making contracts build or repair
Satisfaction In every case and the best Of
Iefsrsness given. Persons having work TO 40 will
Favs thsr orders ct my residence nth nearly
oppoalte MT Rurcells Grocery and in the neigh or
hood Of Wesley Chapel; OF fine through the Post
once, stating ths PARTICULAR win be promptly at
tended 70 c. B. McCORNfc
~ 6-dkelms
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HAVANA AND PKINClPk CIGARs, Of
Il The following CLASSES. viz:

TIE toIl0Wine clAasea, viz:
kE0ALfA, PENSADoS LONDON.
COMMON SIZE PANETELA and OPERA
Also-Turkey and Virginia Smoking Tobacco; Viz.
rni. Chewing Tobsceo; Mscruehaum. Cydrolil, Bo-
Cherry. Zebra and Jcssamins Stems; Aasrsshaum and
Amber Cigar Tubes and all ether articles Ia the To-
bacco hne, can b. had OF
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
Importer uf and Dealer in Havana and
Principe cisers. American Hotel Building,
ul-u Corner Of Main and 18th sexesta