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sNen Orleans 1ailg Grestelt.

MOUNT VERNoN,-Governor Wise having been re-
quested by the ladies Of the Mount Vernon Associa-
ton to open negotiations with Mr. John A. Washing
ton in conformity With the provisions Of the late act
Of the Virginia Assembly, replies that he cannot act
under the law nntil the Association has passed Con
stitntion and Byaws,the to be approved by the
Governor, and an approved copy thereof filed in the
Office Of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth The
Governor advises the Association to prepare Con.
stitution and Bylaws, and then to appoint Hon. Ed.
ward Everett as their advocate aud agent to appear
before Congress- asking $4,000, and the Legislatures
Of the various States Of the Union, asking Of each.
through its Legislators, its proportion Of sls0 0Ooo
that will remain to be raised according to its federal
numbers 5&#! g#'H 5efs5ss55gi gs3 $5$#5y5s:553
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BROTHER REvENGING HIS SISTERS SEDUCER.-
Washington, May l5-P. M.-The' Navy Yard here
is all excitement, owing to most melancholy trans
action todays which resulted in the death Of one in
divdual, and grief to hundreds The circumstances,
as well as can learn, are as follows: Rufus Nay a
young man employed in the blacksmith's department
in the yard, was shot and killed by another young
man employed in the same shop named Daniel Jar
Doe. It appears that few minutes before one
O'clock whilst the mechanics in the yard were return
ing from dinner, Jarboe, who was accompanied by
his sister, who is said to be e,ciente called at the
house of Mrs Irwin, residing near the Navy Yard,
andasked permission to wait a few minutes to see
friend. Permission was cheefully granted and chairs
handed to them. But a few minutes had elapsed,
mother, which was in the immediate vicinry, on his
way to work Jarboe and his sister went out to
meet him, charged him with being the seducer of his
sister, then present, and refusing to marry her.
Their object now was an appeal 10 him to comply
with his alleged obligations by marrying the untor
tunate girl. Naly refused positively and persever-
ingly. Jarboe deliberately told him then that he
must take the consequences, and Instantly drew q
pistol and fired. The ball entered a little below
Nallys heart. Naly hastened home, reached his
mothers house, and expired in few minutes.
Jarboe and his sister calmly left the scene. He
acknowledged the deed and told the excited crowd,
which Immediately gathered to be calm; and that he
was going to surrender himself Immediately. He ap-
peared before Justice Briggs voluntarily, and was
committed. ~
Coroner Woodward held an inquest and the jury
rendered verdict accordingly. :
Nally was member of the Anacostia Fire Com
pany, which, in consequence of his DEATH have their
flags festooned at half mast. A meeting OF the com.
pany held and resolved to attend the funeral to-
morrow afternoon, to which all the other companies
are invited. II 3&& +" ty we t@A@5Wssi
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Pass ROUND THE HAT.-A National Convention
Of Hatters is to be held in Cincinnati July Al
the Cincinnati Convention held at the Crystal, in
New York on the 18th, William H. Walker, Edward
D. Cornell, Francis King, James Twaddle and James
Durham were elected Delegates to represent New
York and Kings County in said Convention.
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RISE but the velocity with which it came up last week
has been checked. The swell now has moderated
perceptibIy. We learned yesterday, from gentle
man who left Napoleon last Sunday morning, that
the Arkansas was out Of it hanks, and rising rpdy
It was pouring ont tremendous eolumnnf water into
the Mssissippi.-[Vicksbnrg Whig, GOTH
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MISSISSIPPI coNanEssnrN.-r The ylcksburg Wing

of the 20th says: 2"' 535s'1 sla 5+i Et5[ {Et
onr distinguished representative, The Hon. VIM. A.
Lake. left here yesterday on the steamer Magnolia,
en- route for Washington. His colleague, Gen. Quit;
man, passed up on The Niagara last Friday. Judge
Bennett will also return in q few days, when our
whole delegation will be at their posts.
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The bill to prevent ad by DISQUALIFICATION of milk
has been passed by the House of Representatives of
Massachusetts,, 1-fzlSlfg #E ft =A1sz#t=s '..ta
Alaw to that eject would be good in New Orleans,
"Cow milk" ia scarce in this section.
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ssys A5HhbhX 6W e g fisb Fhleh
M4t ds asd 'sases sas s,sans s s
9ss e. J M ssvs as
sad ~, snn
ss1' .. pl5s.sf Arg fs
contracted by any other but the captain clerk
4 BrrA VVATER.-rHE WATERS OF THESE Gel.
l. M s S Charles street corner Of Commercial
bsads all
from ol II S es hss sss
permanent short time. During dentiton It viii be
sS9zss a as ns 9
pure and is to taste and sEh r. proof extract
'', 'a' q ''e a"si''s - NEW oaLe4Ss April 81 1854
sas 5 @ . lS
sa y stT p * 1S ss
@ ss ys Using E he ~ss ss miles
short time m and found myself entirely
weeks am to ST. Louis where reside, and
ne Of those The eefacaes Of Doctors warren stone
p C. Boyer House Physcianj to the Mason de sante
'''''' 49, N''N'' - N'' H. MACsHANE
This ceres that Mr. a. Macshane under treatment in
se ason de sane for two months for Irritable Bladder
serely gave my advice connection with the Physj
''anS o ii H. 'u no sTnSE IN " 'enen
u''s"eul 1f,ViE3' Vi p r., tJo,eo phrs;o;o,
- ~ =" ''' ioo"' n' '''''n
.eo..o, e.. - .,o,, 10 49, ,,,o5 A., ,v,,o.
ifeis ne, 10 'g~ ~ & os "o u"' tIe H e II TIju
Genen @ aH NJ L. ne"'0' m ut =. a, Salu"eii'
NJ, w. MI Nn n n yWi,
Ittpgr. " ,isn,, W. E'q ~. ,acootlnIeh,
house m at he SPRINGS viii osshory eopened under
the direction o competent manager - ,,,,,,,,,
r. tel" 49,. = y: >. ht,SSlnNE
y t,5t A, n gn,, ,un nv ,,iYp,NTops
3Ae S1ia s = -, D ast y e.. ~ ,sre ftssnsrs
{s5 & % -; a. t,hm sro~I Tan,ra-,
;las FnrneanS, seeTea.y Cemetery Commit mi!
tee-Hatper SItn, uther homes
nee heee " ~ Mson' " L. HoWes @
SextoItaTie heftt- Memners-f6anR lewis W y. WIZ
son. !e4 sesnpnr III planat " 3. bo"dtcn, =. war
er h. stI S sStiSne f'n Il E1 n,,v
Ha ~ wv y n fEa . .9 may oe oo, pTo
Gn,e. w ~ ~ r : - Ms &. % %
Ai sT, ~. G''si q =, q, 'f " Z;
MA 3 2, Hi = ar % nman @ M ard W srs "
'14 pe,nWs l'tr . s p ,,t @ 3 @ & S IN o,
ne prEx ~ ~ W , ''se' vi" oe sso pei
s"n 70 ai nineis 9 sop Per per vani, w III s no ~ h ,d
st Nv " Sns,. Ssu ~ e p"eno " ioS '"n e na
on mPPhe G hv tW2S EtIRNEar1y s.cr.,o,v Pss,
spls 'ANn- OtS.NN.1o1 - .ce.et.ly " :. teee..
NATIVE AMERICAN WINES
IN Tnnrr,rtLis SnurisI;n% r. WEA WINE
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ACCIDENT ON THE READING GRAILRoAD.-A Boston
dispatch Of the 15th thus refers to deplorable acct
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Leaves every THURSDAY, al s niclnrk p. NJ
zzaa, SIINdlIEE2 ARR A NC H nj II MT.

E-U
frIIz.Is1 s. Mail steamer R. ". MCRAE in place of the
fsssHa Southern Belle-Rnnnng in connection with The
steamers NatcheaFoi Princeton Ashlnn Pitchers
Point Skipwh's Landing. Lake Providence vicksbg War
anon New Carthage Grand Gulf Rodney, Nachez and Fort
Adans-The elegant swift running passenger packet r..
w NIcRne Capt. L. W. Broadwell will leave for the above
nil Intermediate landings For freight apply
board, 7. B. SMITH II New l,evee street,
eThe R. W. McRac will take freight for all points the
Yazoo River with privilege of reshipping Fcksbnrg
through rates. the Captain having made very advantageous
rangements for the purpose.
GA clerk will be the Leyee every Tuesday morning, 10
recrye freight, np2l 2
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

Will leave on sATuRnAY Y slst inst. at o'clock P NJ
r. REGULAR ST LOUIS PACKET,
= The fine regular passenger packer Me-
Es5sssa brnsfka. CIV. Ford, master, will leave her
Louis and all intermediate landings, above.
For freight or passage apply m board, or 10
1f-l r i-f JOHN f. HYDE 4 CO., 66 Poydras ST.
eg plan of the cabin be and state secured
by applyiug to the agents. my20
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~ ZINE Street beweeis leIorl and Pneyfarresrees job
nlg n MI descriptions sori notice MI rehsonahe e1ms
S,nres ted M i,ounters Black Walnut Mahogany
a tiS'er,ls ae ,.d reairel s,d guaranteed for ns year
Sash inns and Blind, and repaired latice work aud
hacking Boxes kinds male tn orrr Step Ladders ai MI
o;,,s IL, ~, hand s,f5 &4 I'll fele 1v
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Once Of the Comsmisstomcr Of 1.Otscrtcs,
BALTIMORE April 10, 1856. )
s3na8 a Lot


State Of Maryland being In receipt daily Of leters
portions the county making inquiry Ms to
Lottery Schemes with which tho country hoeded and which
rd Iofies ,nka this method to all such letters
ofmquly and inform tho public that oil Lotteries parpeng 10
be daided by th Maryland Drawings frauds that
parties syc themselves Morris Co.. and pretend
Managers Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Los
Cleveland Ohio lmposors nndHad lottery fraud
having neither legal presumpve existence and that an
fictitious Arm styled Murry 90, Cleveland Ohio are
all lotteries which they profess u be
ayers o agents for. also frauds
RICHARD FRANCE of this city, II the Contractor for
draw ng The business is conducted
under the firm Of X FRANCE Cos as Managers, aud they
agents the city or baltimore There how
ever forty censcd vendes for the Slate Of Maryland
under him. through this Office 70 se tick
eta Ia the Maryland Lotteries d. H. MePHAll.
Commissioner of Lotteries for the stse ofMd
,1n,t IN a ll..oa
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
Omcc son,h.sidc ,sa,irond .o,npn"

JUN Ihh, It9t- J
ulS Company sustained serious loss from tranapor
u ting wheat Ia nngound The following rules viii be
strictly observed from the LIST day nf July
lst No Wheat VIII be received Of the stations
nness pu' good sound baga well scwed tied With good
strong cotton twine strings
end heat put guano baps will be reeelped for In bad
order aud the will he required enter such on the
way hilia
3 Persons shipping Wheat by this road must In Oh eases
marx their in h the o the bags with ehfd
securely attached,
ih No Tobacco will he received put In packages except
Hhs weighing than ata pounds and such packages
shall not exceed feet square.
ono. Il. ALLsUr Superintendent
june 2Ddtl lstiuv
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VOL. 4.--N0. 2S2.
BALTIMORE.
nn.n1LI.. MEDICAL opF.cE, Z ..I I.;

nrmary Baltimorc- Instituted A. D. isna, No 81 South
CAV street. baltimore tnaar the Post Ohce) ACuRElNSbk
Eb OR NO FEE REQuIRED.-Dr. mls an experienced
rhyaean Of the Alopahic school, be cotdeHhaHy fon
suited In all cases oi private nature or diseasc
No Monty Rgasd II Cure E1scedA practica cx-
nf enables DR. NJ 10 warrant cure In
ihc shortest possible time to have safely effected
extensively celebrated for the ehectual and
apoey all classes Of Secret Diseases established
In this ety ~ n refuge from Qnaekery, 90
1L Irh of this Institution would render public
not for the many applicants here for
W o a ye alohed oi their money mareaed by
tho oaa,sns flourish argolyin the public prints md
with whom our city is overroeked
etcd BE- your Guard II you would avoid INJURY Ieep
MARY opa and early medical aid where
pteper treatment obtained DIR M makes no anrinB
rofeaalons than he Will hnnorably perform
Sfrondayv CasTbe ususl symptoms are Sore
Throat of Mouth Itching and Tenderness about
RaHe Botchea Eup,ons upon the Skin &e Upon tho
OF the oldest aud most Dveerate Of
uh cases II willing stake his honor and reputation
Triumph qf Seporhe remedies OF Dr d. In restor.
manly renoyang the shattered constitu
ION speedily all debility or injury incurred from
habit unsurpassed by any discoveries Of the
Eabed MasAood May here find certain restorative and
thousands their have realized the sweet rulhon Of
,pe which from alurs uackeres In their hitherto
niiesA search had become almost cxtingushed.
ieHparsa TrrafrnfNo poisonous conpounds of Mefs
uIy Noxious Drugs used In his practice
1o FeadeS1ong experience In che treatment OF Tenhe
Affections Nervous dscascs &c, qualities DR. NJ to anord
arg Aeiff effect Cure In the most dfru cases co
nnunons Nacredy guarded aud treatment marked with sk
tnd dellcacy,
y HaF rea Preventive This sovereign Remedy nppica-
VIII duly prepared by mail on le'
~ of g. or by roml,tug $40 prescription win be Included
Distant persons cured al home, by addressing DIX j. H.
MILLS RAIrIMonr, dciiors post pad Medicines sent IN
any direction, by mall or oxpross
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.vwpsON a nnOTlSEn.

Vky SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE, GxBW
lnl iyNrununa Apri - ST. 1e56-We arc 63TS5,%
~ now In receipt OF tho heayine aud moHi
arIed stock yet been pleasure 10 oher to liberal
nbc -, -. n, =,
rnso W ho will favor establishment with vieit will be
nprraod with the general superior character ana style OF
ar pooda beside finding The ample assortment IN every
anch of our trade consisting Of Heavy and Fancy ininwh
nite nd Pocket Cutlery, Guns ANA Rihch, AiuhH
rlf onckinR and Colts Pistols Hunting and Fishing
In and Urnna Goods. snddlory, Carriage. and Buggy
imlnga shoomakers Findings, Floor and Table on
lrih4 Carpenters, MillwtRhH Wheewtlgh'H, hhu
mltha Tools Housekeeping articles OF almost every
earrption window sbndos CIT torniee Hands and fiha
r. Xe House building Materials, such as French tasa aud
ol OF very tye and furniture, Sc, &c Farming ufel
W ronernlly Patent Cradles Grass hades aud tools
f,xpry variety Ia bo found In such establishment ~
bnasnlc prlccH our stock IN chiefly frum me n
rtnrora md pcrnon and we oan assure those
m may call they will find assortment unsurpassed IN any
of tho south ohAS, n.Mi sof''
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BY MCDONALD Il PETERS.
TERMS.

The yIRGINlAN is published daily 50 and tri-weekly Mt
advance. No papur will be discontinued,
cent option of the Propreors until all arrearages shall
have been paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for 30 cents per
10 less the first Insertion and q cts TOR each con
tnuance unless ordered weekly and then so cts
ncr square be for each Insertion II the number
nsetons be not mark MS 1t will be published I'LL or
dered out and charged accordingly
TIE YEARLY RATES ARE;
Fer square daily
For one semiweekly y......................... %
intended for both papers subject to
cial contract.
Annual advertisers will be limited to their immediate
advertisements charged at transient rates
- All advertisements appear in the daily and tri-
weekly papers
~ Obituary which exceed eight lines charged
,enbly the
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PHILADELPHIA.
AYEn,s PILLS. For NIL ,.s


easy 10 mako phyaiea PiH-bu not easy ~ ,. la,
f all p3sonc which would have non" o' sie ,,,
nll the antages Of other hs as s,a, H.,
lore, and with what success we "na" s, The patient
hr,n IA At almost every pnrgaitvo medicine Ia acrimonious
and Irritating @ tho bowels, IhiH no, MANY w A.,
uco so much gripping pain and fevulsion W Tue w . "
more ,,n eount,r balance the good Ia ho derived Hum ~
Chcsc pals produce irritation or pain WlVsa ~ -
Previously existing obaueton OF - g., h.,
a Being purely vegetable. no hefh "' ,.,r. .hnnla
80, la anv quantity hut II is better thn aY meh'he sho"
tc taken judiciously Minute lifetNons V' ' NV ,, an he
veral Diseases 10 which they are snc,,iy eu,.d
. th,m ~ mention Liver Complaint In all ita various .'m'
1anndlcc Indigestion Langout anu hoss o' ,Ppo., ',s
saness lrrabiiy Hilioue ileadae" nu," .,,n IN -,
nd Aguo Pain the Side aud loinn ni III tn'" M 'o
c but Tho Diseased Mli1n oi ho hNor "
ape,loni they afford prompt and sure a ~ n' r5'
lna thoio, Dyaentery, llumefs S','"' , t ~, haa1'
I'M sorenpsa , The huhy Ulcers and Inn hy OF ho p"pi
shnrt any and every wherA puigatNa hreuulien
rha have nj 40 produred Alngulafy hneeeANn' cures
henmaam uout propsy, ara'e, sI sae Ib"v should
e Heart pnina Rack, Stomach nnu sne NY a
freely taken In the spring of the year 10 puy ho o"d
I'D prepare the syaem for The change % enas"hs ~" 1
,sional dose the stomach Into healthy action an
s,nr,s tr ,nuo, and yror They purify the blood and
their atmuan action the circnlat"y ssHte fth"Nh
10 strength body and restore tho wasted OF ss'a
aeaiea OF the whole organism ilrn', an I'm,
i,nnageoua though serious dotansen"n 'Nsi p
Unnecessary dosing should never be cht'"a 700 ', ~ f
urgnvc medicine reduces the strength "hsh ''n 10 w
MA The thousand oaaoA In which phShe h '"IuS"a fm
~ o l,re hut they suggest themselves 10 lhe
anson of every hodyi aud II IN confidently heeN"" Wv, f
N answer better purpose than anything ~ien neS
cen available to mankind, When their Nntu's "e onee
novn Tho public viii doubt what remedy W employ
hon In need of n rnthartc medicine . -. .., ,a,au
Hoing sugnr wrapped they are pennnh 70 'hko W." @ h
nreg vegetable harm arise nom the hse " Any qo
Prepared by Dr. JAMES @ Practical and Analyils
hemist Lowell Mas, Price 20 cents per ,snh ', rHn w m
~ ald0 hy john II, seay, lynchbnfE anu ny NJ
rnggiats aud Country MorchnnA throughout 'he S'e"-
ueel l,add Il Go, Richmond, General hgen~
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u VIA BALTIMORE Mp--Thc undersigned Forward,
ne Merchants Agents OF the Pennsylvania Rnroyd Mt
paltmoro respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
10 ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST,
thor acquaintance with tho trade having been Tor
yeafH the consgnoes Of large part Of the Tobacco go
West through baltimore they Halter themselves that they
awe satisfaction to ahippetn
Freight rs low as by any other line. .
topsiRnmens to OF from the West solccu and pupcuay
attended To- MA0RAW & K0ONa,
40, North street. Baltimore.
refer jacob Ilend Co. J. Brandt Jr. Balpore r. L.
Dudley w, r. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt n Preston, Miller
Crensfaw, Lynchburg, Crcnshaw &Co., Richmond
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EW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

rH,nE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY,
n Manufacturers and Dealers in GUNPOWDER having
their prices correspond with the reduced 81 OF
Satpere offer their well known brands of Elec
rc indian Rifle Kentucky Ride Powder In kegs and can
Gunpowdcr for blasting and mining, comprising
Of qualities and kinds required by the trade
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction.
The standard of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twenty-five yeSrs Viii be
found unsurpassed by other manufacture in the world
sao by the principal dealers and also at the office OF
the Company No. 81 Wall co Water street, New y ork,
A. q. HAZARD Pfes't.
A. T. DOUGLASS, Seery,
2l-i6m l. NJ T. " Ao.l4
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Once or,.c south side s,.,lrona Co.,

Once Of the south side RailroWd co.,
PETERSBURG. June 10 lNhb !
e. IN Alln EusslC PEW CENT GOu-
sDsDVsVvV roN BONDS 4 q II SALE-finy
thousand dollars Coupon Honda of tho South Side Railroad
t1 bearing interest oi cent annum, payable
semi annually The bonds of $500 and VI uoO anu
payable at the option of the purchaser the h cf January
lsbl 1862 1866 1867 1869 They Issued by authority -,
the Stockholders general meeieg held the 10Th s and
In pursuance Of Of the General Assembly ot virginia
passed March l5s6& secured by mortgage on the Road
and all lis property. Apply TO WM. fANNilln
,lNl President.
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I,rNE srLYEn pIATED q o b y. = we

u would respectfully coll the notice of The Ihbe ~ very
Of silver plated goods which we nave Jaa re-
yad eonsiaiing fine plated Ten Scsplain md ehhse,
without Table GnHtors OF entirely new hiy'A
th bottles Fruit and Cake Baskets suP jugs
hd Plates Sugar Bowls Cream pots Salad, Pickle aud oil
lands Table and Chamber tandlesoka, Forks spoons,
ttehera obiota Communion Services ntttf ana ick
nlves Butter Coolers &e &c All Of these articles nre OF
very silver plate metal from ono OF the hst
anu,actnrios In The country J. ID. GREGORY co.
D
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uNcuUuG,s NO. Z, AMONsATED SUPER

UArHURG's No. Z, ANONnATEO supER
- PHOSPHATE OF IlME.-Iho attention Of Farmers
called TO the above Invaluable com
pound for their approaching spring planting
The begs assure his friends and patrons thht
they always depend upon being supplied Win aufNu'
I'M AND NTuRM ARTICLE for he constantly superntends
person. procesg of manufacturing and putting ny
for sale.
This article has before the community for the
rod Years during which time has heen analysed by
The repuod Chemlsis In different places
aud by various Farmers In nearly every state
In Union nlmoN unvatynE success perhaps one ~
proofs value H the greatly Increased demand,
the history of Artificial fortllgoe ahd not
cqnaled Peruvian Gunno itself over which u poHesHw
much vantage the tact of the ammonia ~ volatile
matter In this preparation being chemically hN
agent only dlssipaing Itself progressively Wh"n heotpo
the soil ths available ent or snphht" ahhiRh
mated soluble phosphate becomes lifted for plants oi
all descriptions, and by them readily taken Mp u VIII be
found quite In inducing early maturity hs innno'
durable aud toyng t" the soil and less 20
latile.
As are large number of Super Phosphaos w market
for the value of which would like to be responsible
al purchasing to be careful TO OMAN te
GTNINF ARTICLE which viii be- warranted by my aceredi
ted agents whom of acknowledged rospectabiy
snd 10 them responsible for tho good character OF
my Super phos phair All packages win be des'ncy brand
ed Consumers and viii be enabled 10 make arrange
supply equitable terms with my hgenbaS
with myself
MESSRS H. c HARDY 4 co. my accredited and
sole Agents for the city of Petersburg
4eri uitnrai Chemist and sole Proprietor Haomsb"rs
dta
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<toNNoLLy ADAMS, Tobacco Commi--

y SION MEKtHANTS, No, II FNONI stf % NtW hofki
q Liberal advances on consignment.
Mr.. INNS G. ADAMS would be pleased to hear from his
friends at this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
,ri 81 tdlv ROB'T NJ. ADAMS
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N GALL AND SEE FOR Y0UKSELf.--Iho balance 81
m Stock that have left VIII be sold and under Cost for
Wishing leave the State ard having large stock 81
Clothing Cloths, Cassmercs and NestinRF, VIII
II them low they bought In this other mar
selling nj auction, persons Wishing 10
Nv ANYTHING In my should eertnnly give cali before
urensing elsewhere viii offer such induc' ments as Will
ertany please The Store IL for rent the License are Tor
lc. For further particulars call on j NEW MAN
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

lust ARRuvED.-A Ame lot Of New Orleans
- and Coffee Sugar. all grades and prices Imperial Gun
Powder and Black Teanew No and Mackerels beauuui
which will take peasurs In scng for aini
lies Orleans and Cuba Molasses Cutting and Pine Apple
Chez Sperm Adamanne Fancy Colored and Talow Can
dies Virginia Theoretically sealed Peaches Sugar or Pop
Corn Candy, lot of straw brooms homemade, Toilet
and Bar Soar Iagura, Rio and Java COTE.
have also added stock . beautiful lot Of Dkf
GOODS, such summer Cashmere Plaid Ginghams Prints
plaid and Striped Bleached and uh6leached Cot-
ton which will sell low for Cash. a-.s..
mpy j. IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-27

lust received - nne lot Of BeRage Il Canbric
81 ROBES, and for sale at reduced prices by EIsHH
june 2l.,sl n GUGGENHEIMER.
ENoFs aALE.-A pair of aue a11O W WIN
DoWS suitable kind ~ Store Propt; will be ed
low by BURROUGHS, SHAFER n co. =