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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-15


of 10 cents has been offered.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-There has been considerable ac-
witty in the market since Thursday last and quotation of
sales show advance of fully 81 The arrivals
been SMALL and the supply in first hands is only moderate
the larger portion of the weeks operations have been
nndrn ncb 4 nh
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
49, TWO VERY VALUABLE SOUND TRACTSassa
safH OF LAND FOR SALE, including both tracts-~E
- 49l acres-ten miles below Wilmington, within one
mile and half of the Cape Fear River with good spring
both tracts and each tract the House
daton very good The of the hammock land dkd
up six feet high $40 yards long, and portion of it in
Corn and Peas which very good Canal half of
mile long which drains Swamp SO acres the soil
from II feet deep which good for Corn, Rice, &c At
the stream has been turned into the Canal fall of
Is feet the and irons there, aud Saw and Grt
Mill much needed here At high water the stream boat
able from the mill seat out Sound The balance of
swamp Land is equally as fertile, and well adapted to all
Agricultural purposes The growth of the Upland is Oak
Hickory Sc which very good for GrourdPeas and Pota
toes The Pea crop looks very WE'LL and young Orchard
of various fruits.
will sell the tracts together seperate, if DESIRED
in parcels to suit purchasers accommodating terms
bargain had in the above Lands by applying early
Aug. I5-5O-tf WILLIAM d. WOR THAN.
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

% It should Be understood that quotations generally
represent the wholesale prices In filing small ORDERS high
err rates have to be paid.
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NOTICE..

~ THE Subscriber being DESTROYS to 90 West offers 90
Ill for Sale his PLANTATION, lying in Onsow Coun
t containing 500 Acres 20 of which Cleared and under
good state OF cultivation situated about II miles from
Jacksonville and about 10 miles from the and within
500 yards of the navgabe of New River where
sells load and be in FIVE hours The place healthy
and pleasant and well adapted to the growth of Corn
Cotton, and Potatoes and is good land for Pea Nuts
any the river The Plantation situated that would
for two families have recently purchased tract
of land donng which offer together Fish and oysters
are abundant at any time of the Year Persons DESTROYS
buying such place will do we'll to visit this farm immeda-
tey, while there is sample of the crops it,
Terms made easy Apply to
Aug Is, lSj6-50-tf O. 3. SANDERS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
= Err Smr Magnolia, from Fayetteville, n. c., Is Bills.
L Extra FAMILY FLOUR From wheat Fayetteville
Inspection. Low for cash For sale by
GEO H. KELLEY s. BROS,
AM Ii. 1856. No. II n Water st.
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PORK PORK :!
TX BBLS. MESS PORK now landing from schr A
- DeRossett. For sale by .,,..-
Aug. 4, 1856 WILLARD s CURTIS.
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Wilmington Bank Rates OF Exchange.
Baltimore..1 pr ct. prem. Philadelphia pr CT prem
New York, L 8" {" Virginia.. "
Boston,. L Sc &C Charleston. Il g
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MARRIED..
DIED.

At ha-past7 O'clock this morning, BRYAN ROBERTS,
of John and Sarah Mutt aged year, III months and
days.
At Smthville, the 9TH inst, Miss MARIETTA G.
EVERTT daughter of the late Dr. S. B. Eyertt, aged 81
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CIRCULAR SAWS,

CIRCULAR S. Tvs.
T1HOSE SAWS stamped J. N. ROBINSON are manu-
featured the finest quality Cast Steel by the very
best workmen They tempered by Sylvesters Patent
Tempering Machine (Which tempers more evenly, nd
the blade sitter the guage of plate than other
aparatus) and ground Southwels Patent Saw Grinding
Machine only machine that will grind Circular
perfectly true For sale by
July l, 1856. j. NJ. ROBINSON & SON
p S.-Saws of every kind made to order.
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PHoroGRAPHING THIEVES IN THE GLASGOW POLICE
OFF1cE,-The photographs oftwenty notorious thieves,
who had been apprehended, not in consequence OF
being concerned in any robbery or theft, but from
being found prowling about Glasgow under susPi-
cious circumstances, were taken Saturday in the
court, at the Central Police Office number OF these
their oefarious avocaton in such able that
the detective force have great difficulty in bringing
them TO justice By the system now adopted, all sns-
picious persons, although not apprehended tor any
special offence, will be subj eced to the Photographic
process and their likenesses preserved Any person
who may have been pIuudered will, by this means, be
enabled to identify any known thief concerned in the
robbery by calling at the police office suitable
apparatus has been procured for the express purpose
The men whose likeness were taken sat with great
cornposure and each was anxious 10 see if the artist
had done him ample justice. Some other portraits
taken Monday, the thieves being photograph
ed in parties of four. The likenesses were good,
bat in our opinion, much too small asscale for the
object contemplated Glasgow Daily Bulletin
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-08-15

A SWEET young lady, OF the tenQef anu 0y"P"-
thetc age of TO- returning from church the other
day, threw herself langudly upon sota' and IN a
serious tone exclaimed:
Greatly, mamma, must decline attending churcn
with YOU in future, unless we can obtain different
pew from that we at present occupy"
Why so 2" asked the astonIshed parent.
Because" replied the incipient coquette' " mere
is person in the adjoining pew who stares at me
like pest; and do you, my dearest mamma,
that | never gave him the slightest encouragement
When an Arab woman intends to marry again
after the death of her husband she the night
before to the grave of her first husband. Here she
knees, and prays him not to be ofended-not to be
Jealous. AS however, she fears he will be offend
ed and Jealous the widow brings with her a DON
kew laden with two goats skins of water. The pray
ers ended she proceeds to pour the grave the
er to keep the first husband cool under the irritating
circumstances about 10 take place and having well
saturated him she departs.
A DAMpER.-A young man volunteered his servi
ces to see young lady home from party. On the
way he cudgeed his brain for some interesting topic
of conversation to amuse her with he could hit up
on nothing until they met several cows, when the
swain said, with much simplicity of manner " Now
isn't it strange what motherly appearance cow
has 2" To which the lady replied, do not think 1t
strange at ALL sir that cow should have moth erIy
appearance to calf.n The beau was silent during
the rest of the walk.
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ITALY EXPECTED--I,000 sacks Liverpool Ground
- Alum SALT to arrive per schr Mygrove For sale by
Aug. IA WILLARD CURTIS.
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HAMS AND SIDES.
az HHDS PRIME WESTERN SIDES;
~ 10 Tierces Sugar Cured Hams, now landing from
Schr L. P Smith For sale by
Aug Z. J. s. J. l.. HATHAWAY GO.
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'HEADs"-A somewhat consequential, but evi,
IDENTIFY verdant individual, approached one Of the
delivery windows at the post Office snort time since
and addressing the clerk then and there on duty
said
Do you keep heads here?"
Heads - answered the clerk.
g Yes, heads,' was the reply.
"O.' responded the clerk, I" you mean stamps"
d" Well, stamps
A stamp was produced and closely examined by
the " outsider.
How much for this 2" asked he.
Three cents
Suppose take hundred, can you not let me
have them cheaper :"
"No, not if you take million"
oThen give me dozen So for sample, and II
like them will purchase a quantity"
The clerk entered into explanation OF the nature
and value of postage stamps, showing that 1t was
impossible for him to abate their price or give them
away, when the fellow turned upon his heei ana
Departed 'breathng out threatenings and slaughter
against an establishment that was too stngy to 'hTow
poff' or give samIeS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-15
The Dominion Republic.
GIN. p.rz, or ssnT posiSeo-Hrs COMPLEXION

q
AND rpUcATioN BoTn GOOD.
This infsn, r,puhuo, BY lsst account heno, mas
rad ,or,e Teser Grating movements, and In the right
cav sepor Buensventnrs Basz, nov General o' SRI.
sflie fss been recalled from esUe, and 10 = very
stse,sus uspper by the 1lbertudor General Santa
80 aud The then Pr,sic ent, Manuel lie Rega hots
ols,,y sitter tho lsnd'os of Baez be vas raised "a
rgtst, ,s,s srtssd and welcomed In the n ut en,hu
ss,c MAJ fer At the City Of Saint Domingo, and elected
ys, Pr,s,6tp,; sro ptbttquepty the resignation Of
G.rerst Resa Mots he bas again been called " tho Pre-
,tsi chair General Bsez paid few months sirce
ttort whit IN foate fer Porto Rico and many gentlemen
to lad the pleasure oi converspg with him, fourd that
he vss very shrtrd and intelligent gentleman, white
d comb, xop) ard rot the vulgar negro ~ insnusci
by re Hsvsna popdsnt Of the New York HyRaIp
81 cop,,d by one OF lbe diurpas OF u = city The
,ert Pre,ids M hbe al ruler OF the Domiocans adj
vsp,seeousy kbo~n in England and France and paricu.
arly In tne latter country, where he hss received his
scholastic ard poncsl education. He has In view the
se,d ard welfare Of his county and his known patriot
n chi lead him 10 do AL In he poser 70 prosecute such
views an wli make her bsppy and prosperous Alrcsdy
ls tss uade soo6 beginning BY offering an aylum 70
pe unfortunate but refprtahle Hayuens nov scatcred
ovfr re ,picrs nltrdv by the lnpeious and unjust
e,n,, ~ ne strt' Wtnlfr ff1f tcv The throne Of
Hayti : Bsk,et ,vea ! JstFs " Me- ~
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The following letter addressed 10 General Woo, on H.
beet Il Tho ahoyr extract. tell. another s.ory =.


me volunteers 81 both siaa me are 6nbantcd.
AZ fc,s ut numrer OF officers retained 70 perfect
The N u,i.r rois snd@ courts
~ tfbcsrs Commanding companies are discharged on
re, cl,n tberr musier rolls and settlement Of Their
The ,enor officers Of TIE Second regiment and military
ee,h 10 the Con der 10 Cnef retained In service
The Con m 10 Chief oesires the Aojutsut 10
res,rns pt csmmaId.d by 1eut Col shaw; tbs North
en- Battalion commanded by Major Van Box.
senn: the southerp, By Naior Maxon, aod the
fepfsL by Nstos BsBktn'hip bis mosi cordial thanks
drcpiine thsy have displayed and nan,ansd during
H. n cir months rduous faithful end efficient ser vico
e nature OF the vast region OF country uaversed the
snd resolrte character 81 the tsvases ovfrawed or
snedud the rrivs,ious endured by the citizen sol
dsry Of The 20 regiment are well known and sppre.
c,td b, ire people OF Wa binstou rerritory. who will
snox how 10 hootr for all fuure time III devoted ard
ie,r,ss men mo have manlaned the foohold OF civil
zstkr vp,n 'his rem OF. ituntisr
ps,ry w present the feet with credit and honor 10 the
&c ursr force st durrR the sx months ofsot
Of ops thou and OF the cz Ds Of Washington Terfo ~
uti ,prle frie ndy Indian has been harmed In volun
ter e, n on scout, no noian tss bes pundtred or
ted srd The oaptsred properly Of de atcd savases has
bser IN every turned TO the proper Beers
and isuhiuny accounted for by them.
To the flci, Mt ttaf, conmissiuDed and non commits
srred both persorsi spd Of trans and supply
ire amer IN Chief bess W make his hearty acknos
scsmebp 49,. = 4-.. -
feyo,isy o. the cnizens has enabled widely scattered
Community 81 seventeen hundred American citizens W
kt.p On ros. feed cotbe, a. and partly mount one
Il ~ ,srd moe. tnct nj end serviscablc troopr.
norris w. Frcst 10 the newly appointed Collector for
n 4. ysroy,,s Via, cha, ieys bard az the Nlsouay In
s,ar. A.. seam dv a I'D vhh ns hernda' Of the
,.,vs,tb ttcertb snrttya 80 at eIs,' ior uem ard
reiust 10 10 unes toe snatt Nsqtsily bottom 10.
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ciuded SO nsetms that further indian troubles are 10
ttore for IN on tina s'do ard should hoies again DO
tte. 60 THE winter, wreye zoe end pNi be, or Phst
pln o. Of lDds0s our seteusl viii have 30 oppose,
no ope al pref, M can copJso,uro
re pr1ar sho recoyas ssscs ,csde upon me crev
atmsh 'ebns o., e"nsi-,'ng OF three persoes,
:, s,le by party ~ -four Northern slicaene lrdans
naii. ii he lIaoer u ,he crew the serioa
sepn tnP snohs and the subsequent escape OF the
PEI pe,J NJ a tDe courage.
Although 10 repor,ea that Com msnoer ssArtwouS of
tie Utiiee States tisaner Massachusetts has been nr
lively crpzos 10 ot Of tho bays anc har bers north
ward wnbin Ire UDhed States dominions with al obiccs
prebp6lne and brineio the ssva9es Jus tiCe YET
sccc cps 10 ID. lat accounts nom that quarter ap-
however Inst be turceeded capturing the kiotch
mpn probably The wives OF the murderers but very
much COZ bt The fact OF the being retained In custody
viii in any msDner serve for the appreher sion OF their
lswese PR . zeal husbabds
TIE fitner Democr0s learns that another Indian
alta Il 10 ,hr, ate III d on Seattle.
The Chief L.schi NJ Fort Nsquay, in very desti
i.ticn
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BySprrror or SLAVES IN CANADA--A very SHY
rarsefAph godtg about in the papers 70 the elect
RAT movement eot In Csns5s 10 secure tho pas
sste az oct OF Parliament BY which frsivs slaves may
he = A back TO he tnietd states. ms venerable
Pcor mt and has been sent 70 v accounts great rsny
umes
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Readthe G5rrrh mbou, our 9vrf Oil.


Dug sleigh ride this winter past, discovered hoyo
Peg aud the skin of place srgc than hand from
Ac rubbing the inside Of the thigh Apsed Your
Tnrt on and IN Sday he well Another
y mule wheh was working my drRy became unable 10
Aak On eHlnipng bis foot, discovered a nail about
inches long the heed Ny driver and the uoiahbors said
he would be good fer nethn drew the nail Inserted
piece of lint and your Turf on him once
aud from that he has los hour good
also horse badly snagEet the outside
his thigh In places about inees deep and four
inches wide from which he etlG day Your Turf
Gil applied and brought them entirely sound IL
truly is OF she greatest remedies fer have
known, and have lived il drug for several years r
this as you think proper Very truly
Ro Messrs. Dove d Co. J. y wEIslGrR
For sale by sTROJHFE WHITEHEAD
ma
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE

RlcuNaSp Nay lst lsad
Gcntlciens Ny child had commenced hieatus out last
fall IN saal which gradually extended
aead IA uang both which muat IA by
To fear thai boh would drop III
tried all advertised aud domestic remedies
good resul. ,cn procured and applied uto RI
OIL II tegau better; the bottle got braaA sp
piled gall ait again began TO get wore Nv cider daukh
said PA, fog al thai Turf on head
looked much better when yeu used it We gt another
bottle and her bead nearly well This agra
and took hall her day and
very offensive bottle. feel will
her entirely tha-u hut little Of the disease remaining
loH entitled to and for the benefit Of oihors
great pleasure in g,yng YOU this ceruAcsts
Respectfully, II. q. CHALk
L Anuar n.,.nL 4.
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These tess ut the hrsi class buit IA liz city 81 B
ffurr ts tftd and nave superior tcc"uno
datuus pasenHer- Iag arr counan'dhs experienced
a.4u- qualified f1r Ht trade and Nie siI spar" IL
.s.rtau accommodate IAes Viii Dee towel ~ and down
e rig,rs 5Ha aud ntt be reJd To sui prompt,
aHFsrtlHI
Merchants zaHf North ordering goods from Ncw Yort
81 hni 1t o. siip by this line freight viii
AWAY by other Iu" II Packets, aud
every .tl viii be made Dy tue agents IN Richmond aud
Wv YORK Civ satisfaction Insurance can be Effected IA
l#t Richmond Association y tins luc a. per cent
ffa5 ask aud h5fe H. succeed la obtaining u
sHar, ~ patronage
Goods shipped by line NowYork VII be forwarded
to Aow Orleans. Mobile, Charleston "a
sabHal D., a4y utbtr southern ur Northern port
IAr vessels vii e IN itelnand ~ the DOCK. la Sew York
At Berth S4. j. Gonee House Sip. loot Of Val Street
DAVID g Nm CtKKIE, Richmond, ,,,.,,,s
{. IL. FIERSOAt y Y,
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- y al W io!' sale by 81 ENENSON NIlIaI.I.I q. II.
ne no" Ia store superb Stock, embracing t..l
b'llish and American Fabrics ali which nav. btt I'D
lowest cash prices ''' - ''' ''.
1 - Jung STOCK Tor the wants ct the North Car..
ana virginia trade cannot be exhibited North OF SoutIl
idet"M ana responsible bu}el invited II, -yr ,r
@ an 'A''N'loh and Judge ter themselves tire s,le,
anu file's. N" - y 20 sycamore Strse
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tnfsTBRFinTn fpril lpth, eEb
Ncs0s Dors ColiaYlnK used your Tufi OIL aud finding
ito be such dno medicine, tlhp II due YOU that ,on
auid know il My daughter about Year. ago,
ECKER chair aud and lfased hot thigh
asamrd the form ola bod. and bccNm" ners i
Ancd 10y ply =cisn hut tha dad resNe IL
sruuHiug snre aud continued 80 Tor tried
every uiedicino could hear with In
duccd a. try totc of your Turf Nu,tttf using
and ahslf entirely healed 1haYe athel
and found She bep,ht Uucrty
this as you think proper. 3 CuAlkLA.
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r,nY.u mares. nsp,C,Nrs. &C.

subscriber faenfthg laE" ADDITIONAL OF
Drugs Medicines Ols. pantH NRruief Patent Medicines
Ao hch renders his stock large and complete enbra
cling every article usually found In a Drug Store
Particular attention given 10 the selection Of the pnrost and
goods every article warranted represented
piens Physicians and families eHfriu ind
times aud all The pharmaceutical preparations
made az they appear IN the Jonfnas
fui, ia II a
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ut'.,is w,oie-

Belts and Monies Cul, Gunpo" der Patent
shot Balls Powder Flasks Pouches and Bells Bird Bags
Nipples aud Wrenches, Washing Rods and lickers, Dog
Chains Collars Gun Makers Materials &c Sc q RE
VOLVERS and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturer prices
tn the trade. = - lHLkLAND,
No l|2 Main street opposite Eagle Square Richmond Va
A DIPLOMA
CLASS NAs AltDFB ny mi Virginia
MECHANIC. INSTITUTE FOR 1lf fuM'lIoN
or TIE MECHANIC AXIS 10
SANlt' IL SWITZERLAND or RICHMOND, NIRGA
For taseuf CT " pI>1 OF aud HI LIS. exhibited
Exhibition Articles 81 American Manu- cturr, he'd
thc Cit} oi Richmond the 18th day 81 Ny. ,edI.
JANE ". ItwILLlN. J. y. BLLNlS,
secretary President.
&C. .Hl
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/ n n 4. II
EP PHOSPHATE OF LlME.-Ihe attel.fs.n II nm ~.
ana iA1leIsls respectfully called to the abov,
Po44na lei NIeI approaching Spring planting
me Ia ef eess to assure Ais friends and
uet nay always depend upon being supplied VIM a.
81 ttA+.7 't
ms aficl, has now been before the community, f tic no.
ROD OF nv ytAIs during which lime Las bc!, t., t
"s hlibeI vi the most leput, Chemists different 4t.
ana has been tr" hy various iii1efs in nearly every state
IA tue mon wan almost unNm !H. success. ltrha,
u' 't lf"ois "i ts value Is the greatly Increased t4auu
"ss'tit ~ the history Of Atin,id lcrulzers and moi
'fieu ~ PERUVIAN Guano oftF Niich II pa. s,
H'"sn a9NahtaRe from the tact yU,t
uti III 'U"i" III TINS preparation bt n- >d
"EeA my dssPatihg itself pro1rtssiNtlv
l'''u WIN Tue soil this available salt
t'o with soluble phosphate, b,.on,a
an rs sci iNhS aud If tY them readily up Ii yf be-
i'''la June as active ia uduuug
atllr. % - ' '' 'A'' ''' ''.
~ ih'fe are large number Of super Phosphafos in r,
'i tn Na'u""i which / would IlAe 10 be
Fd' SLY request ali purchasing careful To eIs ..
"fftiAE AhI Gil, which will be warranted by NY 4,.
u' MS an 81 whom are ct acknowledged iesI,.4lf
al ~ toeu h"ld myself responsible good e4ftIt
my aLFtf f' SlAae. All packages he doslrffI, -r
t consumers aud dealers will be enabled make ~
or 'nrr sip5 On A. lutabe with lay aeat-
MEsskS H. {. HARDY * CO are my accredited an..
'4' fbe"s' I"f the city OF Petersburg
,f...., ~. Z. Is. DEBt.LG.
A. t#ds '''a 10 "
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~ Sion MERCHANT. TN the Dork. Richmond. Va
Thankful lor tho liberal paoHt extended Ia me last season.
lave made arrangements the line OF Boats run
nng my house that boat viii eaHe every other day
tSuuays eNcepted) BY this arianl emeH shall be able to
put goods through days than heretofore and
nearly they by the S r. H. and at much loss
rusi
Ny charge for forwarding Tobacco is PER Box and
30 per Hind which incndrs Drayage aud Wharfage when
There necessity tor dra} The dfayage and wharfage
the Basia per Box and - lis per HID The
lc> Te charged by the James River Kan1wta Co Tor
passing house 5e + about Ct Tor Boxes
oud3 per llhd Having these advantages u location AN
wiling Ion NY customers reu the benefit and charge only
tar price f services hoping thereby 10 command larger
business
My personal attention viii be given sa. 90! produce and
purchase Of goods on Commission. a. s. LEE.
Iuly PITS
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scfss IJI,IJA NOfst E.-Gonmructns the AN June
s-s-sf<x& and during thu repairs t1 the AqUoduri
lvnchhurg# thu Packet Boat for buchanan,
Will Leave lAnohhurg Monday, "Wednesday. aud Friday nj
\ NJ RrmnInFs leave buchanan Tuesday, 1lufsiny. aud
saturday ~ : \ NJ aud arrive tn lvuchhufg. T.
BOYD EDMOND n DAVENPORT
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1SRosssIONs CONsyGNuu,y

4 - llhdsTrmc Shoulders.
u SUITS,
~ Bbs Land,
20 fair
- Kegs prime
@ot CduVasscd Hams
Al on consignment, aud tor sale at low rstol
IllpS. BEANtu 4 SaE.
sep l5.lts H. = ~
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oFif d TO fob"cco FsanuIa.iur,,..
~ 30 Cases l BN Mass lico1iro
% " j { y 90 "
lue Half Cases NJ T
100 ACC
All Oh consignment md t-rs,lG low l.,
sa,.5-.i,se TlioS. BRANCH 4 Sons.
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nNoND MoNnAY LEAvr IYNcnnrno MoNpA1

r. xJ, - .asaT sgtie.sNIN gsNNEssgE
krfa TE ia11a.r hAti. 70 Al On Thursday, the
Igtuut JUNE tA' passenger Ia viii
commence running t. SAT- htrA- Branch Junction
I !.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-11-12

N CI4thInR and Furnishing Goods 40 NAM 0U'' tH
nond y, I'D Fail Stos X lrJG.
u ,ae attention tie STOCK IT Goods Introduced by the
rernaIs vauId bo wei t. nailer the It II or
RAPIDLY increasing trade with all sections At The ; ate during
h to been leeaiod m ii,hmond ANA As an hI'
take advantage u
ucliuuf} which Iuakr ourselves know expecting oil
tnat animation all parties Wi Judge Tor tHtM
selves particular being etly satisfied that
t, customers and udpHt ut NUT t consulted
receiving Fail stock. ami assure purchasers
thing In the WY If Gents NstrHE Appani VII
attention, aud thu assorted Hu.s vii ~ H tluet 10
i'll be
Having every facility fr the proper I#afu"u OF ouf hs
ms, Lope make tho rf apparent tanr customers aud
secure trade. uurue year haYe 1t
cup expressly for Gents Furnishing Goods where
customers md thing Icrta Ia tuat Department
the Clothing department guarantee the Stock t"
perfect M point durability Fit and stys becHrse we
l, thing rseIycs aud have ne hesitation IN saying
spuIs i'll br found 41#I the bet orlrr work the
country Watching the various change Il Fashion latts
finding the latest and make III - re,
therin AMI approval ,t is solicited by
f,I}DNIION0 4 TIPMAN.
SYp Its No. no Main ri Euoud. Va.