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pLLNnF INSTRUCTION.

This consists 10 courses OF Lectures, ioar oHiyr
which are given at the regular annual sessions, nea
during the Winter months, commencing on the Mss
Wopday Of December, and continuing fOrtwelse con
secutve weeks "a season Of the year when the Farm
er himself or sons, can best spare time 70 attend
The Lectures embrace AZ the several departments OF
Agricultural Science each principal dii lon being az
signed 70 different Lecturer, add systematically pres
ented In he manner as Medical Science s taught in
Medical Colleges -
The whole sea Of the Sciences connected with Ag.
reuture il by this methol presented In the shortest
period Of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sibe 70 mulsisudes who cannot attend Universities or
| even Schools on experimental farms.
- SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains 10
Animals, Vegetables, Land Or Labor.
]. Chemistry, in all its applications TO Soils. Man
ures, Armal and Vegetable Life, and domestic Arts
&c. tt-
This deportneut Is regarded as especially important,
and means have been provided for Us thorough uustrA
'i TT ComparAtive Anatomy and Physiology, with spe.
cal reference to the feedag and breeding ofSlock His
tory ana description Of Domeson Animals W their sew
eral varieties Veterinary Medicine aud Surgery-Ent-
omolOgy.
and specimens and by the practice before the class Of
such operations as are necessary 20 Dc perfmod oy
the keeper Of stock.
III. Geology and Mineralogy; Botany, Descriptive
and Physiological with special reference to the history
and habitudes Of plants cultivated in the Garden and
Orchard or in the Feld-the various modes Of Culture
and Soils adapted to each.
This department will be illustrated by specimens Of
all the varieties Of Grains Fruits and other vegetable
produce of interest 10 the Farmer Gardener or Orchard
ist.
), ". Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics
Farm Implements Meteorology; Elements OF Engm'
eering and Land Surveying; Rural Architecture, Land
sane Gardening; Draining and Farm Book. Keeping.
Pbilosophicai Apparatus, Implements, Models, Plans
Dr,winrs etc. will be abundantly provided, TO aid be
Lecturer in this department.
v Political Economy. History Of Agriculture aud
general principles Of Law relating to contracts, aEf
ep ecialIy to the acquisition, possession, and alienation
Of Real estate.
LECTURES.
Prof ] p. Kirkland Prof. Jas. Dascomb, Prof
samuel 81. John, Prof ] II. Fairchild, Pro-. ". q.
Townsend. and others.
ADD rI0N Al FACILITIES.
Areading Room, supplied with the principal Agrt.
cultural Periodicals will be open to students at all
hours. -
Fnr the entire course, SO W
With the privilege OF 'ec1n course SUTTON zee
Board and rooms may be obtained at " SO per week
exclusive of fuel and lights -
For further particulars address the President or &C.
retrrv of the Board, at Cleveland. Ohio
HARVEY RICE Pres dent
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary.
( April g. l856,-Sm.
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Turn Out.

Monday next is an important day for The
-tax payers Of Carroll county. RecOllect thai
By the selection Of discreet and competent men
10 GIL the various township Offices, you may
save yourselves from paying as high taxes, as
II indisOrsst and incompetent men are chosen
RecOllect that by efficient Township Trustees
you may be saved from an onerous tax for poor
purposes, And recOllect that your township
assessors dTay their fees from the county
treasury, which you have to Gil from your own
pockets, and therefore competent persons should
be selected without arguing the self evident fact
that upOu the sound judgment Of these mer
depends the equality OftaxatiOn.
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the edge Of the Gulf No wreck or trace Of
wreck did shs enoounier. Aher communist.
IiagA vii ths AAilr aud placing on board
that vessel some letter. and dispatches for New
York. phe put to sea again to prosecute her
seareh. We fear the Pacific has gone down
and viii never Be heard Of again.
The Aarciie arrived al the Port Of New York
on the sIss ult. But brought no news Of the
parffe
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LATER,
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,

NEw YORK, March %.
The Canada left Liverpool the afternoon OF
the 18th, and arrived at Halifax the 28th, st
7 clock P. M.
Mr.. Dallas Immediately proceeded to the A.
dslphia Hotel, where duputatiou ofthe Amer
lean Chamber of Commerce, presented him a
congratulatory address.
No excitement exists. regarding American
affairs.
Nothing definite transpired respecting doings
of the Peace Conference. All accounts agree
on an almost certainty of peace, and advices
from Germany and Russia bear the same tone.
Generally rumored that the treaty Of peace will
be signed on Saturday all difficulties, howev-
er, not yet adjusted.
Several important dispatches respecting the
Princi2alities and Asiatic frontiers are left as
undecided as when the Congress first met 1t
is rumored the ratification of the treaty and ad J.
justment of Marrapgo difficulties are to be refer
to commissioners on the spot.
Sardinia will not be represented in this COM
mission. Dispatches from Berlin and Vienna
state Prussia has been invited to send delegates
to the conference +; that she will accept. Baron
Muntenful would leave Berlin on the l4th for
Paris, as Plenipotentiary.
The admission of Prussia is said to be espec-
tally based on the ground that the discussions
respecting the treaty Of IS46. by which the
pardsnelles closed to ships of var is to begin
forthwith.
Il. Palmerston however refused to answer Dis
raeli's question as to whether Prussia is invi.
ted or not, He also refused to say whether l.
Italian affairs occupy the attention of the Con
| ference.
CRIMEA,--The Russian and Allied generals
had met on Watka Bridge and exchanged
propositions. The Tchernaya has been traced
between the two armies.
Sslim Pacha was preparing to take Cnmmant
Iof the Turkish army.
The Ottoman ministry was occupied will
measures for alleviating the crisis.
The general in command of the Turkish for
ees at Kars is to be court martialed for the fal
of that place.
Free export is permitted from Turkish ports
but prohibited from ports east Of the Oar dan
elles.
Baltic advices state that the British fiyinI
squadron is passing towards the GulfOf Find
land. .s1e
FRASoE.--Paris commercial letters continu,
to speak with confidence of peace The NOR,
cautious fear peace will bring commercial cri
sis,
SPAIN.--The Madrid Gazette officially den lie
that Napoleon has addressed remonstrance t.
the Spanish Government respecting the internal
affairs ofthe State.
RUss1A.-Prince Gortschakoff is going from
Varna to st. Petersburgh to take part in tn
deliberations relative to the diplomatic attitud
to be taken by Russia after the peace. MI
Titaff returns from stustgardt for the sam
purpose.
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AVsHI "tH VI fSFfIVaIEVus ana TOb-
Dery. 776,
The Treasureris defalcation vas money
loaned to individual bankers and stock Opera.
tors. The other items are contracts uiade in
violation Of law. A SPECTATOR.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
!oas Square, Or less, three insertions, - u 90
Each additional insertion, 81

% Ten lines or less OF Solo brewer "fi W N''''N
cred Square.
t~Advs,tlsers must be particular to mark the mum
Der Of insertions on ihe face Of their advertisement
ss thsy ui be published untlOrdsred OUT ana charged
accordingly.
~ GdvertEsuents should be handed in BY TuH'
1.T roErIEs, to insure insertion that week.
~ Jos WOEE neatly and eEpeditiOusiy executed at
,,ls oasce. on the shortest possible notice.
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move WaIuut. Philadelphia Is our authorized agent iC
obtain Advertisements for US in that city.
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Register" are our New-YOrk Agents. Office lao Ful
ted Street, New York.
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EE The Ohio River is now clear Of ice, and
boats are busiIy engaged in the Spring busi-
ness.
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Mem advertisements.
OHIO AGRICULTURAL


r,bis ussuson has been Incorporated, aOd put into
successful operation At Cleveland, OhO. vAese q
Il permanently located.
its design i to place within the reash q i1mer.,
both old and yOnng the means o. .eqefmg tnoroegn
~ nraeteal acauantAnce with all those branches Of
science which have direct relations 70 Agrieulsnrs
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND May ISL leih
Gentlemen: My child had commenced breaking last
TAI IN small which gradually extended the entire
head, Including both which much by the
sores TO 10 fear that both wond drop OF
tried all sorts OF advertised aud domestic remcdcs without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OH began 10 BETTER the bottle got broke and APP
ped gals 10 ti again began to get worse Ny older daugh
ter said Pa % get OF that Turf on sisters bend
looked 81 much better when YOU used it We got another
bottle, and her head nearly web This HRgr
Nased case and took half hour every day wash
was very offensive One more bottle feel assured wieure
her entirely there but little The remaining
You entitled to this and for the benefit others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate
Respectfully, D. 4. CHALK.
To hnu A.
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3sl..ss----..5!.5E.s THROUGH FROM BUCHANAN no
LNNCHBIRG AND RICnAlnNn

LNNCHBuRG AND RICHMOND.
Fare from Lynchhurg to Buchanan. ...........Sl 80
From l4ynchbnlg to Charlottesville. .......... ~
On ami after the III of October Packet Boats " i'll ea,
buchanan at t. \ NJ" aud Lynchburg at y T. NJ Mouda
at ) O'Clock \. NJ. 800 ~ 49,
Charlottesville passengers leaving IyncLburg at = ps
reach Seotesyle AT l0 y. NJ day and arrive in en-
ottcsNlle AT D T. NJ Leave Lynclburg for buchanan It
Lexington at - A NJ Monday wodnesay. and Friday ami
arrive at l. NJ .'' -
can b low. ''7'''N'ai'
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Read the Truth nbout our Turf Oil,

INtHMNNI, NIflT
During sleigh ride this winter past my
leg raw and the skin off place larger than hand from
The traces rubbing the inside of the thigh applied Your
Turf on, and in day two he well Another ttsc@
mule which was working my dray became +
walk on examioing bis foot discovered ANAL
inches long TO thu head My driver the
he would he good for nothmy the nail ont Iusetiea
piece Of ut and your Turf on work at rncr
and from that moment he has lost hour a. good
ever also horse badly snaggcd outside Of
his thigh IN two places about inches deep
inches wide from which he stiff Turf
Gil was applied and brought them entirely
truly is of the greatest remedies for
known, and have lived drug for several wears
this as you think proper. Very truly,
no Messrs Dove q Co, j. II. WEISlGER.
Fer sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
ma adj i'm
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SIGHT AND HEARING. How Preserved md
- how Lost, by DR. CLARK; The Ship Carpenters Family;
gare Maitland, by Autho Of zaieti Cyna Romance
Author Of Initials; Fed Gahamby j. + Smiths Ednhnrg Re
April; Westminster April; lakewood sfor Arfl;
H. Words May; Eclectic Magazine May Ballous
Dollar Monthly; National taiethodist) May and June
just received MORSES.
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7>rEw PUBLICATIONS or TEE AmEKI

~ CAN s. S. UNION
FRUITS Oh INDUSTRY or the LIFE OF ADAM CLARBE.
interesting volume and should be read by all ages
and denominations.
ANY highly interesting and sensonable volume.
MEMOIR DoL~Young Misses will be deeply interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
CATAcoABs OF RoME--We need not call attention to this
yolume--the titlo will secure that
SCHOOL DAYS REVIEWED Students should fail read
this volume.
THE SAD MtsrAkEA narrative Illustrating IA much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often the
religious training families Parents don't you this
book
E GREAr QUESTION great book 1t treats of great
teress " i'll You read it,
All the above, and the publications of the American s.
generally such Libraries Teachers Helps, Question
looks Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes, be
nd at Langhorne & Wakup's Book Store, Lynchburg
I. G. JENNINGS,
feb Its Sup't. Am S. s. Union
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gErW EfsN EsaCEsus.D AND -

- - ohh TEAMSHIP JAMESTOWN aNfI8N
rnv = sall steamship JAMESTOWN in com
n'lha u apt LEWIS lARBsp leaves New yorL ro,l.t
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON Mt q o,ionL ~ ~
.i. I IN "i not take amy freight to or from it, ,
NOON Al eioeNon S JglI1 6rRerv TUESDAY AFlIR
those desiring 10 ship by her have their
Monday Passengers desiring to take this ship hRye
Statt-koom secured by addressing by mail
y The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER. stops at CITY Ioirt
where She VIII land and receive freight Both the
aud ne Qanoke receive and land passengers City Point
ana Nnlielk 1t DIAM 4 WATSON.
Ricb,,,,a
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z
n BALTIMORE AND KfCHAOND nv stream d -
ers BEbNlDERE and FOCAHONTAS The --sxss.4a
SIEAMER RELNlDERE leaves Baltimore overv < ,.lst,
DAn AFTERNOON for Richmond Retnrnnp le,'yas - n,
Mo- every II ESDAG AFTERNOON for Baltimor. -.
Inc PoCAHONTAS leaves BAITIAIopE 49,. ~ -,
HnSDAf Al ILkNOoN for Richmond ReurninF 49,
tinorc - -'NooN ioi Lain
SHIPPERS to Baltimore by these Boats must have il
$50 'nar ~ every MONDAY and Friday of each week
mar ~ Ii DIAM 4 WATSbN Jill
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NIFsfENFIfIn April WIN Zoo
Messrs l0rt s loIRvng used Son Turf on aud finding
II to be such fine medicine tns II due you that yon
should know IT, My daughter about years ago c
rocker of chair and and bruised her thigh nuc
assumed the form of boil aud became very had
lanced by physician but that did relieve IL heeaMs
running sore and continued Tor nearly years tb1
every medicine could hear Of with effect Until
duced TO try bottle OF your Turf Uiafter usnE bottle
and half entirely healed Ihave uscd for otAtr
sores and fonnd tho same benefit You at liberty tn
this as you think proper. T. GHALkIN
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r 81 e - 'ne IL eiass, luit m as, Nnl
Captains CAPTAIN 81 well aaac r ~ are M. 1s9
e&efi'on 10 aeeemnu date The, VII h. , ' VIII sase=
advertised - 90 L" SAL Promptly -.
Merchants gong North or ordering E7io,is from
I i,i y =. mn interest |" ship ly tins nc e., - ri
"Na4s ~ .aA.d as low rs by any other line If - AM Nj
every effort VIII be made 10y tie aaenfs In H. 'et
the Redmond Ere Aieaa insurance can be , ann
share of patronage. " '''iisiz IT,.
Goods shipped by this line to Noy.York will
Hee o. commission TO Nov Orleans, Mobile "tdl
Yannah Or any other Southern Northern rt 'eat4
The vessels will lie in Richmond IN Inc T,idrI
at Berth No l. Coffee House Slip foot If wall NV foa
DAVID WM. GIRRIE Richino,i
Z. IL. PERSON, y. y '' Aaaa4
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KUAGX,s pnnrnalr

- hAhi-fhh NAN street. lNnehhnrg, Is of the
extensive and best arranged in tho The reception
Il Of tine sizes neatly furnished and enbehcd
specimens of the various styles OF poauro
Photographic art The Ambroype, beautifully eoored Pho
tographs combining the ruthfuness OF the Anhroype
the eegancy OF finish In the best ongravngs; Also pa
gnereotypes ofevery size.
The operating large aud eommodious with large
sky and side lights arranged that in the darkest weather
good not better results be produced than when the sun
shines brightest Mr. X viii be happy to at all times
the lovers Of the beautiful in whether they wish pictures
or not The naering he received in
the past autoze.th hope that during the pree mt
he may hsYe te pleasure Of placing record many r
face which VII be MS impershable the material which
the impression made Especially would he appeal TO the
ladies' Of whom about antal they III
behen secure tic shadow fades Bring
Your friends with yoeyonr husband yo1r chdad paft-
1888 viii final separations place Then, how
tu alleviate and soften the pang OF those dark hour
took upon the bright images hearts CHERISH cd In other
Come eneeome everybody. Loekets breaspin rins.
e constantly ON hnnd. Imay sta
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BIG ISLAND. Bedford county, Va, Nov l., lsai
Mtsss Doe Ce-}ontlcmvnlu USED about f1Brth II
boo II your Turf on upon the back ofmy horse the
back almost saw, entirely place large my
hand and is single application only applied It oneo) cured
Hup entirely and permanently really surprised tue
luckuess OF ITS ouraYos properties and thuk prompt
and efieaeious than anything Of the kind
have sold thon s Of bottles of other preparations Tor similar
purposes
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DAVID a WIN. CuRRIr

hippers by this Vessel will re, 1T, iehiaaI
ue a, onehalf freight so.s IL pun
the best terms 80. assurance can ba ef..=s.
aug pts H. st
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ssAws IANUFAcT.KEDI IN ylnGINsA.-.

atAUS .uANUFACTsKED IN VIRGINIA
- ENCOURAGE SOUTHERN ENTERPRlsE.-Thcsu
sbers the agents Tor the sale of Saws manufactured by
Messrs H. r. Barger Co. Richmond and have hand
aud for sale, at manufacturers prices
Circular Saws of the various sizes MP to 81 nchesi
Upright NH Saws;
Wood
Billet
Hand and Panel slws-some very beautiful
fhese Saws are fully warranted Call aud examine before
parci asing elsewhere.
a7EED EuTTERs.-Thc -ubscriber- are
Il manufacturing SMITHS PATENT PREMIUM LEAV-
TX et ffiNG KNIFE aud VIII keep constant supply on
an and shah bee pleased to furnish all that good
e.e Cutting Knives are the best in use having taken the
s Premium al Inv late State Agricultural Fairat Richmond
call Agrcuura Depot just below the Nor,el House.
Main street lynchhurs > .,,,r,,,,,,,,, nm,
6tiANo, &c.
IA 20 tons Peruvian ano;
Also Laguyra Cofe n o Sugar receiving for sale
on accommodating terms.
NEW srYEEs.-Gen,iemcn- fine ssaiicrs ~
~ SHOES of the newest aud best patterns out Also fs
9ns9e Sprng N9essn las Of the different popular styles
rycnour quality and style that will he called for
tor ASH now being opened at Ill. ARMIsTEAD'S
Pits Near Farmers Bank.
" EN BOOKS. NEW HOONs.,-
~ Reports Of Cases Decided in the Special Court of APP
Grations Reports from the Ii to the XII VOL inclusive 6y
9hg NJ na's1 r and p RSsfoG c Heath price So
Harris nseourses of Freen sonry,
The Gospel in Ezekiel by Guthrie
Morteca. Portugal and the Andalusons of Spain.
Edith, thc QpakcT's Daughter
Notes aud Travels ia the tast, by DIT Dorr,
Ptescott's Philip tho Second,
Saecpoe Recollecions OF Gtmpses Of American Life
Christine, or, N"nans Trials and Trumphs by Curtis,
Noodhh. or the Ways Of Providence by rai.i
Thoughts and Apothems by Arch Bishop Whately,
Ernest Linwood, by Mrs Lee Iientz,
liPPncott's Pronoupcng Gazetteer of the World,
Rogers Table Talk.
Tales from the German, by Famess,
Polling ami Hoping, by jennie Marsh,
Fer sale by PAYNE & CHRISTIAN
They also have inst received Transpa
rent Window Shades and Paper Hangings.
may 3ts
ME- have now opened very superior a..
w surmcnt of Parasols OF the Motr Antique Satin du
thne Turks Satin, Plain and waerod silk patterns ladies'
very nice Umbrella, and excellent lot of silk Gingham
Cotton Umbrellas, to which Invite the pur
ch9sers JAS A. STIGIER r6
6NuNS.We have Just received u beautiful stock of spe
IN and Guns which the attention ~
sportsmen, and the public generally.
j. ID GREGORY Co
lAi.D sAND MADE NEv-Notire i, hc,chv
W 81 IN to every tobaeco planter who trades to Lynrl
that have boon hN John KcttlcSvp sole aac e.
INnchburg nr lac sale Of Lis celebrated co7npostion ~
aud Iaete lnt0jod par ulary for the growth Of Toc
orc barrel tue Aieeo Which is o. applied witba foo,
quantity ~ i3fih pen anure acres Of land viii ,,
eaf@ee OF producing as fine tobacco can be groy on amy
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M lCssMoND ANn as0sroN LINr

These vessels are Of the first class built e,prqsss
trade and have superior Uomnodaos for I 80 1s
Ihey are commanded BY experienced Cap,aius W. "a -
hed Tor the trade and who viii spare no txoriip it
inodate i'"n u affHl
meg VII be flowed up and down the river by s,,..
may De reiled ON to sail promptly advertised tA
gong North Or ordering goods from Boston win az
men interest to snip by THIS line as it is the only r.f
ana itisht WI n" aJs be taken as low by any
selS ana every effort VIII be made by agents in
and Boston to give satisfaction. " H.5.isa#
share of patronage. " 's'A AMI
The vessels viii lie in Richmond at the Dock aud H.
ton at kowes Wharf "' '''u Ill lHs
DAVID d Nm. CiRRIE Hichuoud
AbLLN y NELTCll, Boston Agans
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6t1N~We have Just received Il beautiful stock of spa
IN and common Guns to which invite the attention ~
sportsmen, and the public generally. "
cts j d.. GREGORY Co
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N EN EOOAs, NEW HepAA.-
n Biographical Sketch Of Henry \. Vile, with History
the Political Campaign IN Virginia in lsda. by Jarcs T.
Ianhlctou, Nj. u Price - 80
Tho United States Canada and cuba, by Miss Murray.
lniia, The Pcatl It Pearl River, 10y Mrs Southwortb
Aspen tuur-A STORY OF 1imes h. Shirley Brooks
Shoopors RocuogtionsA Naysldc Glimpse on American
liio.
Fine hush Boys hY Cass Mayne Reid
sketch Hook OF Meisier Karl
The Wonders of Science or, Young Humphrey pavy;
IN Essay ON Liberty aud slavery by Bledsoe Professor Of
Mathematics in the niVcrRlty ct Virginia
GBW-t liuwoood, b1 Mrs lrc iiep's.
Rafttl Gray by julia kavauagh,
Who arc the blessed
Gllmpscs ot the Truth by Wiuslow.
Annual of Scientific DHeaVcrvA Year Hook of Facts 1856
Widow Brdut Papers
far sale toy fma 2Gtsl PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN.
fssHuNsk@! FHsNs<s!. TRUNKS! "A
large supply "A fray eng Trunks. variety of prices
and also Of Carpet and nanocd Travelling Bags Just opened
and offered right hF T. SEABlKN.
apI "a
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TRAVELLERS DIRFcTopV :

,.., - Stsl ass.-virgini. a,..,
match The snaar1 - lisi Packet 10 sail with Dis ioas
Passn. ne shpefi9r iast sailing ,onllo a. ns -,
aar sss,ered schooner ELLEN CaDis
balance of freight apply to anu VIII sail US above
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V'InsG.!lNsaiTYH of sgi...,no..., -,

from Of The SHOWING ,es.els AID " .a q
Richmond, II. 80 ''N' ~ 5. All owned in lin.
L,b..
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Together with well stock prunes CironH SAT-
Ahr Almonds EnRlish WAnuts, Fubets Palm Nuts, MurB
rpni Ncunaccia Maple Sugar, Cnrrans Preserved Ginger
Sardincs Pickles In Jars Brandy Peaches imported liaNau
and incipc Cigars of the best quality Fancy and Frouc
Confectionery Of all Kinda w aknp Canes Banos
Hnys' Drums. Fancy Articles, Toys Plain aud Fauti
Candies manufactured daily of the best quanc
respectfully solicit q city country boy
ers, Asno charge Is made for showing the goods
may A unNn
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- sen aapto call and examine lila very heavy of
~ now eng received ani bought since the great decline
~ hoARlliNa not 81, &c.Tho rooms over NV store
are I''Nnt and would make good boarding house family
- ~. "' oAtee. J&o. J. rURNIS, agent
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NV q. HNFV NUN "pFfhetf u NtFy sHNtrIOr Az
w surimcnt of Parasos of the Moir Antique Satin du
thnio Turks Satin, Plain and waterod silk patterns ladies
very nice Umbrella and excellent lot of Silk Gngha N
Cotton Umbrellas to which Invite the attention Of pur
chgsers. JAS A. STIGIERN I'D
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