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In the Texas senate, on the 5th inst, the
public debt bill was passed by vote of II to
IA, with an immaterial amendment, which was
that no claim of any citizen of Texas against
the United States for Indian spoliations should
thereby be released. The house has yet to act
upon the bill, but it is believed that there is a
majority Of twoSor three in that body in favor
Of the measure
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1t is amusing just now to witness the self
eomplacency with which the southern admin
lstratlon papers announce in their columns that
the northern democrats, in voting for speaker
OF the house, stand firm and unwavering. 1t
reminds US good deal Of the old Virginia ne
gro, who Dragged that he had dollar lacking
hve-and-three pence, and as six shillings make
dollar, Virginia currency, Cuffy had Just nine
pence. Now will the administration journals
In Mississippi, be-good enough to tell their rea-
ders how many northern democrats stand firm
in voting for Richardson. The number, we
learn, amounts to just Mirteent Truly, the de-
mocratlc editors in this State are very low down
Just now, to make such ado on account Of their
model president being able to secure the sup
port OF thirteen northern democratsi in congress.
They are content with and grateful for very
small fayors-very LVicksburg Wing.
The British government has finally decided
to introduce the decimal currency ali over the
United kingdom. The pound will be retained
as the unit, and divided into one thousand
parts. The half crown will be abolished-the
shilling made fifty, the sixpence twenty FIVE,
and new coin will be introduced representing
FIVE farthings, while the present farihing win
be deprecated one twenty fifth in yalue-that
is, there will be thousand to the pound sterl-
ing, instead of nine hundred and sixty, as I'M
der the old regulation. IN
9l>-7--~--~-~-o-~~~@-~-~8 $HF
The Mississippi river is filled with floating
ice as low down as Vicksburg. At the latest
dates navigation was suspended above Mem
phis The Cumberland was also closed BY ice.
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EE- Those of our town subscribers who Dc
not receive their papers regularly, will please
send word to the office, s- ...
The river has risen two and half feet since
our last, and is now rising. If the rains Of Fri
day and Saturday extended above we may in a
few days expect plenty of water for large boats.
The Effort, Pelican. Marion, Hope and Swan
have arrived from N. Orleans; and the Mary L.
Daugherty and Fanny Fern from the falls
The Hope towed up a snag boat for colonel Full
Ter, and proceeded to Jefferson.
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The weather was intensely cold during Sat
urday night, and all Sunday. On Monday it
moderated, and we now hope to have at least
a few pleasant days. Our streets have been
filed with ice and snow for the past Eve weeks
The like was never before known since the set
Element of the country.
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Thesteamship America, at Boston, from Lv-
erpool, brings information Of serious difficulty
having occurred at Hong Kong, China, be-
tween the american consul and the local author
tiles, ID consequence ofthe captain ofthe Amer
lean ship Reindeer refusing topay fine assess
ed against him for assauting a carpenter on
board his ship. Consul Keenah protested that
the court had no jurisdiction IN the affair, as it
occurred on board an American ship. The cap
tain afterwardspa the fne, but the consul lad
been committed on the charge Of attempting to
rescue prisoner Our consnls are becoming
famous for al inclination to get into qusrrels
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS.
TERMS.

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g =, hc option OF propetur until al shall
have been paid -
are inscredfo 80 eent5 per square
, mos or less fol insertion and 81 Tor each con
nce unless ordered weekly. aud then % cts
In aare wi charged for each insertion II the number
Insertions marked on the MS 1t VIII be published t OF
irsd out and charged accordingly
"e THE YEARLY RATES ARE.
square, daily -,
two
For one do semiweekl -
two do ~
- Advertisements intended for both papers subject to spc
ial contract ,..-
Annual advertisers will he limited TO their immediate
nas or the charged at transient Rates
~ All advertisements appear in tie daily anu t'
weekly papers. L., 4,
- Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
,eafly tor the
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

HUNT n HWO.. General Nomni-sIon ucr-
IL CHANTS, VIRGINIA ST, thetween Gary A. aud X N
II. X X Depot) solicit copsiRnments Of Tobacco, Wheat
Fleur and produce generally Tor sale.
They also orw ard all produce and merrande sent 10 tt
Prompt personal attention paid to all business eonhde
to them
Richmond. March Goth lsa6 ina 10
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PHILADELPHIA.



,asv IN uake byseal Pf-but not easy to make the ocs,
of Pjis-one which would have none e tte %
all advantages of other ms hah -, t,u 10
lefe and W uh what success would respeeuuhS SUNNI
tb nm ll decision II has unfortunate fof 100 Pac'
hitherto that every purgaitve medicine Is @
and irritating the bowels This IS NOT Mahy U, a "a
,lnce So much ginning pain and rcvusun IN the system ~ W
moro than counter balance good to he derived hoh 'c
rhcsc PiS produce irritation or pMn ol's II h nnn
II previously existing obstruction or - ,hc,r
rls Being purely vegetable. no harm van asn i'H' III
ne IN any quantity. bn is better tha' medeino shoulu
ho taken udciously. Minute directions for the os' III M M
A,vcra diseases which they are appftao are 80
nnx Among the complaints which have been speeuN ~ ,o
Il, ,em " g mention Liver Complaint in all It's various i''
Il auudicc Inalgestlon Iangour and Loss OF Aiehe V
l.ssncss Irrtahilitv bilious Heaineh' bil"os ~,
aud Aguc Pain IN the Side and l"ins lor III un''e ai "
l but tho diseased act M e ue '' 1'
an apecn they afford prompt and sure r'ief III i
Tiles tholic Dvsenery lumors, Scronl anu 80
win soreness II the hohy Ulcers and inn ItitY ei the p'ou
IN short any every whort rurSalNe Rt'tuh. Ia
Tho have also produced some sngulnry tnetess' %
rheumatism tiuut prorsy Gravel Erysirrias lhl'""H
the Heart Pains in Stomach and Side iheN should
freely taken in the spring nfthc year to rnly 'ne " %
oaGuai stimulates the stomach into healthy action anu
restores the appetite ygor They purity the blood anu
by their smuaut the ccuatory sNHem rthoNat,
OF body and restore the wasted or
energies of the organism Hence occasional d"so IN
advantage though serious derangement eNh pu
unnecessary dosing should be carried too TAR as every
urgatvc the strength when taken To OK
The thousand eases in which physc Is feanr'a can h
enumerated here but they suggest themselves 10 @
every body and 1t is confidently believed ,hs P
viii purpose than anything which mas huio
ace available mankind When Their Nlftuea are "n''
public will longer doubt what remedy to employ
W hen In need of n cathartc medicine
Being wrapped they are pleasant 10 take an" p.!b
purely vegetable hahn arise from their use IN any guam
iy. .,,,,
Chemist ell Mass Price p cents per BOX rive ooAV
ior q co sold by John H. Soay Lynchhurg and by all
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the state
l'ulccll, ladd Co. Richmond General Agents
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VOL. 5--N0. 81.
BALTIMORE.


srmsr, Iaitnorc-la,titnted A. ,, Is2O. sopls
Eu OR Nj FEE kSoUiREp.-Dr. Mils an experienced
p ,isla AopHihs ssool may be eo"6dcat"is e"n
10 ,aep ReqDi,ei Gus, i,ns tgse'sda practical ex
or,enes years enables pr h to waran cure In
ihe .hortest possible time to have ii safely effected
1Ls fEynn extensively celebrated for hs eaectuni and
rey cure of Secret Dseaes was essaoshed
m ms .t5 n. refuge from uaekery over 20 vears ago
8,4h Rypsoa of s Institution woaIL renas, pape a
tho
treatment nshed their money Dy
The cha@ns who flourish SO lageyn the puohs p'"'' a'o
with W hon, our city y oyorstoeked3 =
taas4 J. oa yon, sns.q n you would avoid injury peeu
MAY isa and DISAPPOINTMENT early medical aid where
p.r treaInrns cnn be obtained Nj makss NO aiurng
ofeous pomi,esno more h m he Nih honoraoy s
saadars Chrosio Cfssrhe nsasi symptonls are Sora
hross Uiceraon pf he Mou iesny aud about
lie Ne aees the s Ss mos,
willing to stake hi' honor and reputation
II. Triumph ef ScEcerhs resnedies OF pr IN resiar
n pirn manly vgor rsnVynig the shattered eonsiitu
ton, aud remoyng speedily slld'hity or ury a am
certain .ssret habit are unsurpassed oy any OF 'hs
N,,6o,{M,y Aero nrih certain restorative and
hnusaads auu their use realized he sweet uition OF
hps which irou tho failure Of omeseren 'he~ niher'o
drss,ageso 81 IsaestEe poi'oaoua eompounds of Mer-
eury or So,uo, prue, uaed In hispraetioe
II fesals Long eXperlanea ia he lent'nen. OF Fenae
All, elens Nervous ne anahes Or NJ 70 aser'i
fay R and ohcc, ore In The most ease. s con
munieaons sncrediy guarded na irsat"e" marked WIN Sk
and delsa'y o....z .o,.,.ixn Rewcdy app,le..
l either sox will he sent duly prepared by man on g.
s5 by rcmites 80 prescription viii be nsa led
ii aa porsons cured home, by addressing DIR J. Ii
Nil Is nalrMos e,iere poa, paid9 Medicines ssn, ia
any hfeetinn, By weh or espresa
BrNryRuSsT9 Oe -scaOOL
nv MEDICINE tho seventy sesS@n Tm w, De begin
ga hursdny The nh nj ososer i5o ana e"h VA '"e s' o'
Mar,,h, 1851
NAruAr SNrru, NJ ID, Professor of1hs srneples and
" v A RiuS, NJ ", Professor of che,aisiry and Phnr
"a sufl cnf,y NJ D. proaassr Principles and Prac
co ut Melhine
10 srrn Rony NJ w. of Anatomy an lrbysiology
en,anu raoMAs D. Professor OF oSe'rlas u.,,.,
IN, rspeutos and PaDtholoey' ...
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IMPORTER. whole

BELTS and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunowdor faien,
Shot Balls Pow der Fasks Pouches and Hollis lird hags
Nipples and WrcnchcS Washing Rods aud Tehlers, Dog
Chains and Collars, 0uu Makers Materials sc, Nc lH hf
NoiN ERS aud FIVE SHOOTERS Mt manufacturers prices
10 the ftado :. SUTHERLAND,
No Ire Main street opposite Eagle Square, Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
OF TIE fiHST CLASS MAS ANARpkn ny IHt VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE fon rnf ruMotioN
ruF MECHANIC Arts 10
SAMU FL SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND, NlRd'A
For OF CT Ms PISTOL and RIFLES, exhibited
tha Exhibition Of Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
the civ al Richmond the 10th day pi Nov, 1854.
JANIS W. IfNlILEN J. A. BEINiN,
Secretary. President
mi L. \
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ruNO AsasPpERa OF TOBACCO WEST,
u VIA BALTIMORE, hp.-Fhe undersgpcd Forward
ing MsrehAn aui Agentn Of ,he kassd At
Gati,nore, respectfully solicit SHlPMENPS OF TOBACCO
TO Ali FONTS IN pHH WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
nnd from hsr with the trade having been for
the eonsgneoa OF large part of the Tobacco go
Ing through baltimore they ater themselves that they
give satisfaction to Shippers.
Freight as low nH by any other lne
Conslgnments 20 from thu Nest solicited and puuctuany
attended to MAGkAW ~ koONS,
~, North street. BALTIMORE
Refer to Jacob Hoad Go. j Brandt, Jr Baaore p l..
Dualey, n Smith Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Proston, Miller &
Crsnahaw, Lynnhhprg, Cronshav &Co., Richmond
2tdlr
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pccfully call the attention of the Public 10 onr large and
pretty of daa from the Factory of Corno
ius S Baker Philadelphia
We prepared Ia do Plumbing Work of all kinds sucl
lusrt Hot Cold shower Baths Iron Copper
Bath Tubs, Wash Bndns Iron WcdgeNare We also fur
nish Sinks Iron Lead Boilers Iron Copper Wo do al
kinds Of Plumbing Work
We would nau ask attention to Galvanized Iron Pipe, y
article which Bnuoh used for Water Pipe Persons IN
who wish To have Gas Water introduced, viii
and IL their advantage to call on the subscribor.
JAS CI.ELAND
Practical Filter &c "a door above Liberty Warehouse
Main 81. LynchbmR. Va sep 2tA
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II ARG III Il,


~ W. Il ARCHER \ 90 rRofHif roRs-nar Iron all
sizes Manufactured from the Charcoal Pig Metal Flats
up inches Angle aud Iron Rounds and Squares upt
hiuehes Railroad Spikes Railroad Chairs Car ANlos, Bfidge
Bolts. screwed and Tapped
" St paidto the quality and finish ofour lron
and all ,rlers r.omtlv hllci mug adlm
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~ SION MFRCNANT TN the Dock, Richmond. Va
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended to me last aoaso
huNr made tho limo of boats run
ming nm huuAo that boat viii leave every other day
(Sundays eNeopte) By this shall be able Ia
goods through than heretofore aud
nearly they by the $ : Il r. and at much less
Ny charge forwarding Tobacco Ia per Box and
80 eta per HID which ucud nrayaFe and Wharfage WHOM
there nceesty for da' The drayagc and wharfage
llasu per IiuN aud lo etc per HID The
Lock rol charged 10y tho James Rvcr knnawha CO for
passing house bets per Tn about Ct Tor BoNea
and cts HID Having the alyRnag'sof OF location nm
willing the benefit aud charge only
price NY hoping thereby command lrer
business
My personal attention al be given 10 sales of produce aud
purchase ni goods ou Commission a =. LEE
July pats
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inu made arrange

j Messra Barrcda Bro, the agents for the Pc
ruyian my FAN mpply Of Guann, am
prepared make with Farmers either ndivdu
ally clubs any quantity of No l Peruvian Guauo
they may want upon good terms they buy 1t any
the United States with regular expenses added All
/ ask IL a call o Insure Anlas WM. A. MILLER,
ang basin, Iynrhburg.
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4 IAERPOOL SALT
IL 1000 Sacks Marshall Salt
1000 " Worihngon DO,
Per Ship Pcnnel direct Liverpool for sale from the
Dock EDMOND. DAVENPORT n co
july 9ib
yuNEAS.- so Half Chests Ex,rn auc q. y. Ten,
u of Importation
100 Half Chests hue a extra q. y Tea,
80 " superior Black Tea,
50l " cheap
Fer sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT 4 co
ttlvlI
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NEW. YORK ADVERTISEMENTS


Tho desires call the attention Of fhrtnh
Of slow monta uf physical do-
To that he has opened In Harlem ttW
uiIos above the ,y New York, In very hehihu' and
beautiful location Private Family School, whete En.h Gnu
ren taught Tho experience he mas hhd
r more than eight yoars with the Massachusetts
and Pcnny ana for ldols has shown him
that much ho dome In bringing theV chdf'n 70
uotua condition In many instances he has hau hoh
homc either schnoi with advantage
cngagc duties of life with The earlier mo
training commences the better For circulars feiaenee Ac'
address JAMES u RICHARDS,
26dly Ne al broadway, OF Harlem, Ne" f"h'
NEW WORK. CLOTHING. Of superior m"lr-
~ JENNINGS, WHEELER 4 co, AZ Chambers street.
opposite atk Wholesale llnmonse Stock OF
CLOTHING Of all kinds. Cloltng Good Ysfms RedsoHa
tit Prices Ioe tdti and Nr" June N dlmoa
ruNuG HAZARD POWDER GOMPtNN,
v Manufacturers and Dealers In tt NfbNl1EH, having
prices correspond with the reduced cst OF
en their wclknown brands OF Eoc
Indian cntuelY Rno Powder In kcga and can
As unpowdrr for blasting and mining comprising
qualities aud kinds required by the trade,
guaranteed To give eniire satisfaction.
standard Of their POWDER, which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than Twenty-Five years, viii he
nthOr in the world
Fnr sale hy principal dealers and also at the office of
the Company, No. ~ Wall GO. Water street New orh
A. q. HAZARD Ptcst
\ H. pouGLAss, Sccry,
may ~ dom Is MI y COZ
CONNOLLY n ADAMS, Tobacco Commits
SION MERCHANTS, No. A FRoNf street, New York,
-" Liberal advances consignment.
Mr. INNISt ADAMS would be pehsod To hear from Ills
friends NJ this house. JAMES A. GoNNolIN,
np uldly RoBI NJ. ADAMS
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SAN ORNAMENT for the pnriOr, ms ~ gifI
~ africnd memeuto Of absent loved what
more appropriate what acceptable what denl
cherished than natural, lite like nmos
speaking breathing likeness Of the heads Of the household
The o Olive Plants home those loved but absent ones
ieal may be seldom AYaricious
ambitious sacrificed home comfort friend
the attainment Of place and but who heard of
the happy Of Tanner nimitablc Ambroypos
Photographs DaRuceoypcs exchanging II for money
from the Impulse of the hoe motives that arc LET
in the heart of aon humanity, To perpetuate aud ccmen
friendship. o seal and rauiy halOwed affection Tn
In the Of oldest In the husinel
ladies' b. any Ia aRcJ contempateS while IA hi
mprali2ng with c satisfaction the heaihml Rn
happy Influences thai constantly going from his esab
hmcni through the medium of beautiful aud truthful picture
less beautiful and truthful originals to gladden. tn g
the Fathers aud Mothers the Sisters and Brothers
Lovers and Sweothearts of the land
undersigned having Increased his operators and
hayngon band fresh and large supply Of materials invites
visit every body His Gallery where In all weathers
be procured faithful Amhroype Daguerrootype and thos.
wishing fac se of themselves Will be cordially wei
coined amply repaid their trouble by examining
excellent exhibition Of cnroa In addition to our almost un
mcdstock of and unique have any quantity
Fashionable Jcwory such Lockcs Brenst Pins Brace
Watch Fobs Finger Rings designed To contain pir
which will be put the best style OF the art
notice. aud a tho most reasonable prices for
cash only. n y TANNEh
iuIv Iynchburg, Va
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NJ
uontnt uuII w.
u1OPNuNS, HULL. Il CO., Wbsts~nie Dry
III GOODS MERCHANTS, No 25s Baltimore Street, (op
.site uanoper street, baltimore.
would cn tho attention of baycr 10 very atge ano
complete NJ Fa md Nntsr Dry Goods whinse feel
compare ,Yoraby With In the Northern or
Eastern Markets Our business having very largely Increased
the Of keeping more sonpete anu var ed as
tormerly feel encouraged 10 eSent u Hl
shah bs I'd oner Bach vafiniy asw
enable country en purchase O us everything they
may want In Particular attention Ia paid TO Dress
Goods generally, silks, Embroiieries, &e, &c.
sha slso be prepared TO exhibit larger and morn
RED asook OF Fancy White 6ood. than Se have before
kept
We are Agents OF T. ayland Pepitentary Goods, N well
the makes OF Fued Cloths, which will
Ia sold at tho Mnnusa aeturer's prieea
ah.ii ho promptly and carefully attended to-
baltimore, August Isl 1855. HOPKINS, HULL. 4 co.
40 Itp,
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uUsI received and for sale,
- Barrels medium M. 3 Mackote,
los do No
20 do Large No ?,
80 Hat Barrels Ne. -,
u do do No l.
51Qnartcr Barrels 80, l.
lnu kits choice 40 !,
100 Barrels Cut norrhrs
MCDONAID SpoTTS s. HARVEY
ulv l0dts M % Pearl st. Richmond. Va.
NOTICE 80 EssEANTs, PARTNERS ~
~ OTHERS LIVING IN TIE toUNTkT,-Iuouldm most
respectfully call hcAttcouo Of Merchants Farmers
country who intend visiting Rcmndths scasontn
n aud general assortmento q Boots, t-Tn
Shoes, Trunks, carpet Bags, Nallscs, E-Ysy J-Jgl
E stock has been selected hytDkailp W
-~s myself, nth great suitable Tor tho
Virginia trade arg" portion 81 my Goods having bee
purchased cash at,r self that can hold out as grea
inducements Merchants and Farmers and all in want
ny other house North South either by the package
m DOZEN which call the attention OF all in want they
will them prices that cannot fail to please by calling
A. w. G. fl1lI4 Manufacturer aud
DeaI,rin Boots Shoes Trunks. Carpet Rags,
Valises, &C.. wholesale and retail Nol27
srpf Is Main street Richmond, Va
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u,mC uAZAnD pOWUEm COMrNNY
lNONNOu.IN N ADAMS, Tobacco S""mis-
u SION MERCHANTS, No ~ FUoNf str ei, New York,
{ - Liberal advances consignment.
Mr. INNISI. ADAMS would be pleased To hear from Ills


W. vNsllgNssSONs VINt.sS.REAT WORK
w rliELifEoF WASIliNGroN-rANNEN a CHRIS
this work. would advise all IN want of valuable addition
their library tocall hook Stoo aud subscribe at
apeetma copy can be seen by calling.
aug Stts
NOTICE 10 rAN-pAVEWs. ny ,irsuc 81
~ Ordinance of the Council Of tho city of iynehburg
passed August a0h lea6 all persons assessed with axos,
under said Ordinance will ho entitled 10 deduction of hvo
per from the amount OF such assessment upon paying tho
the Collector tho city, hle Office between tho
lnura of hocoek NJ and o'clock NJ on any day 'fom
this date, to the lot ut October of the present
a n. MONrGDMERY, G. G. l..
rcp2dl0t Lynchs liuldlng ith Alley
~ REMOVAL s"tcudi"a q" snnhc i'm
NM. moved my WArcil aud JFwtihf establishment to
&sB the house recently occupied by Saunders hty,
Main Street where patrons and tho public are invited call
until further notice JE1lG WILLIAMS,
RuR q "a
lAPENuNa. OF the Fail Trade list sept 1886.
~ JOHN j. ruRN1s, Agt, Ia beginning to receive his
eo and open doods week until the ssoment com
pdc lie will usual ael at small profits aud for Cash
Among the arcosnow opening Flannes MonHna French
Mofinoa &c &c, VIII hho assortment oi fteneh Work,
Collars Sleeves aud general assortment OF Lace Goods
,nl MuslnH of all softs
wpls
w fully market Tor wheat aud will pay the highest
prices thesane Farmers win please give cati
before selling
We prepared 10 supply customers with iagH upon
the heretofore charged by the ai ond Com
pany ho Rags retained longer than ten DAYS the charges
viii bo renewed LANuHoRNE JOHNS
July /, dA c9mns
AOTICE.-Thc attention of the Merchants
ho following extract from the regulations of lyhchburg Col
lege
without the pcinon OF m parent OF guardian and any per
orodlng without written certificate from tho
President of the Faculty Will do 10 at his own risk
SAMUEL X. cox,
aug 2sts President of the Faculty
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~ " " London Dock
10 Or Casks
$50 Baskets Champagne Ieidsck, Of Rcnnuld
July 3lt EpMoNp. DAVENPORT & co
tUANO,-We have hnnd POO atoms of the Emily y
cargo Guano that imported last winter So far
have heard from the purchasers has given entire salts
faction, Peruvian Passengers by the
Railroad of its good elects by noticing Straw
berry Hill they pass through the farms ID. W llaxall
Esq. A Garrett Esl ID Anderson, Jr, some of the
EpM0Np, pAyENroRr 60.
iy ad-ts Richmond
ElANO. dsIANO.- Having niattc arrangements with
the Peruvian Agents to get supplies of GUANO ON the
hand aud a"ai 1900 bags and be regular oft
We shall sell but what us direct from the agents
and all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GtANo We u friends nni all others
with that viii always furnish them with the
GRESHAM & CO.
fchlits North side Of the BASIN Richmond, Va
As>EGuNPOWD TEA.-5a half chests OF
niamm and Flccwing ihiamyoeeoi Tens equal to any
imported into America, portion H Of the celebrated
Queen Chop of the sold this month nj auction In
New York at 81 20 / p Tor sale by - -
June lgts EDMOND, DAVENPORT q co.
100000 ha..u Va ~'.S"ND 200 ''s' I",, % n"aa
wood-a superior article for Tobacco Boxes For sale by
II II WIlTLoCK SON
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I j for sale ou the best terms GRESHAM & co,
feb 25-ts North slde II the Basin Riclmond, Va.
L.. E.HOXsTEH, H,BH0InEK ~ co, Rici,
~ MD&D Va, prepared To make liberal advances
cousignments OF MANuFACrrHIp ASp LIAR TOBACCO and
produce generally to the address Of thor friends Messis
Brulnme Ioya,crs. No gj Water street New York
Shipments Mcssrs lrummel toysicTB, through our
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