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FROM OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENT.

The announcement in this city Of the Hudson Riya
Railroad accident last evening, cassed much exotic
msnt and great anxiety was felt by those having
friends on the train. The Albaaans on board and in
jured =
Mr.. w. II. DEWITT had an badly Sheltered.
He was doing very wei this morning.
JOIN MCHhRG several COMMISSIONS on the head and
body. Injuries not serious.
Mr.. GEORGE W. ROBERTS lamber merchant), vita
aud three children. Mr.. and Mr. X were slightly in
ured and is reported the three children were badly
bruised and scaldsd.
THOMAS SCHUYLER pretty badly huG. n wss re-
ported that he had died today but tse rumon could
not be traced 10 a reliable source.
Mr. McHABG was in the same car With Mr. Dewitt.
He came back TO the city by the up train lest night
He says that when the tain was stopped he got out
Of the car he in which was The nex1 to the last
Of the train, and noticed the Conductor giving direc-
tions to hoist the signal for the stoppase Of the tram
behind him. The signal was soisted, and Mr.. acH.
then asked the conductor what the matter lie
replied NothiDg--al aboard" Mr.. Nell then
Jumped aboerd, end the next moment tae collision
took place. The ne raised from
the track and thrown upon the ice IN the river.
himself lying upon BIS face, and badly hut.
He thinks the engineer Of the approaching train ssV
the signal bat there being two oeOmoiises attached
to biz trsn which consisted Of bui go Or three ears.
he was cOlaing down Al such -pe,d that a inIs~
sible to stop.
slse lesrn that The engineer 81 The hrst train hal
started his locomotive suddenly, and with snch oros
that parted the coupling to the Two s-' cars. ssd
they were lof standing the tack when the col
| lision occurred.
II should b. added that NJ. 5. SlOsn. the re-,des
| Of the Iiudson River Railrosd Company ar. NJ d.
Sykes IT,, the supernfs ndent, and 9th, otoers ssd
employees, have been sssdcous II attention 10 N,
wounded, md have done everything possible Cor tbr'
comfort and relief. Mr.. Sloan " Oh up several phy
sicisDs from New-Yors- He 20. up again e. th.
i morning
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHISGToN, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1886.
Lord John Russell in January, 1853, wrote 10 Mr.
Champion letter declaring that the British Govern
ment intended to adhere strictly to the treaty of Wash
iDgton OF April 49, 1885, and moi assume any sovereign.
ty, direct or indirect in Central America
Mr. clayton having knowledge that a transcript
Of that letter is on file in the State Department has
induced the Senate to request the President to furnish
copy.
diplomatic dinner took place at the Presidents
House tonight and Messrs. Champion and Marcoeta
were invited with the attaches of their respective Lee
cations
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Below we give an accurate lit of the killed and
wounded by this accident:
KILLED
Mn. ELIZA NJ. KEEsE, wife Of Henry Hurlburt Of
Albany aud daughter of the late John ID. keese Of
this ety died in the its way from the accident
to Poughkeepsie. She was scaded about the head
Ter limbo were fractured in many places, and her body
crushed in shocking manner. Her husband arrived
at Poughkeepsie at lo o'clock yesterday morning in
state Of extreme mental prostratOn In the afternoon
her remains were taken 10 NswYork by her friends.
Mrs. GREENE q Utica although taken out e the
ruins alive, survived her injuries but short time,
dying before she reached Poughkeepsie. Yesterday
her brOther-inaw, Mr.. B. Munday Of New-Yor'f,
and ler husband, took her remains to Utica. Mr..
Huriburt whose wife was also killed restes a remark
able circumstance in regard to these unfo mate ladies'
In AlbanJ he placed his wife the same seat with
Mrs. Greene, in the last ca Subsequently they both
went into the next forward and took different seats
both were killed Mrs. Greene was on her way TO
visit her sister, Mrs. Munday, in New-York, who had
recently lost two children for the purpose of consolng
her in her bereavement. Mr. Munday went to the cars
TO meet her on Wednesday evening, ard returned
home to his wife with the melancholy tidings of her
sisters death.
The third person killed by this accident Tsn
whose name is at present unknown. His death mus
have been quicker than thought, for all that remained
Of him was mass of shapeless matter His legs had
been cut of at the knees and only united to the
body by a few lgameats; his trunk was torn open,
and all that remained of his head was small piece of
the base of his skull with few brown hairs sticking to
it, and portion of his underjaw. His clothing was
all cut TO pieces, and the only means of identifying him
will be by the baggage-checks found in one of his
pockets. This body yesterday lying on the floor
in the freight-house at POughkeepse, covered with
ragged BufalOrobe. Papers found near where he lay
seem to show that his name is JAMES GORDON Of
Canada West, and it has been suggested that he was
the husband of the nsensibe Canadian lady mentioned
in the list Of wounded.
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UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

ARLINGTON, Thursday Jan. 10, 1856.
The meeting Of the United States Agricultural So
ciety was largely attended this morning resolution
was adopted complimentary Of Mccormick reaper.
The propriety Of establishing meteorological OBJ
servatiOns land was under discussion. President
Wilder has withdrawn his announced determination to
resign the Presidency, much to the satisfaction of
members generally.
The election of officers Of the Society takes place
Tomorrow.
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NEw-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

TRENTON, \. j., Ihursday, jan, To
The House was duly organized to-day. Mr.; DenH;
,sst, Democrat, Of Bergen, was elected speaker anu
M. Damon Of Gloucester, Clerk.
The Annual Message was sent in. II rs regarded as
y able document, and gives general satisfaction.
nter reviewing State affairs, he takes up thc
avery question, and argues the justice ana neee'-
Territories, 10 decide this matter for themselves
s also ndorses the position of President Pierce upon
~sCeatrsl American question.
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tomorrow,
MARINE DISASTER.

BosTos, Thursday Jan. 10, 1856.
The schooner Magnolia, Nickerson from Gonaives
for Boston, is at anchor off Nanset, Cape Cod, dis
masted, and wants a steamer.
A dispatch from the Highland Light, Cape Cod, da-
ted 10 n says the wind is blowing gale from the
northwest land the weather is intensely cold.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT BOSTON
Bosros. Thursday, Jan. 10, 1885,.

DVSIVHt lIulFVuIf V1II Ib)D.-
The Royal mail steamship Canada came into OUT
harbOr about o'clock this evening. but anchored in
the Lighthouse Channel where she viii probably re.
main till morning
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.,,r,prr INSTITUTIONS,

Mr.. SPENCER noticed bill which VIII provide ior
Nj. Oh by the Governor and Legislature of
20 Pnpo;sson whose duty it will be to visit during the
chs,table Institutions aided in any manner by
s.s,s and enter into thorough examination, aud
~ 10 the Legislature as often as may be neces
~, tbe manner of their government, Their wants,
Eo and recommend what action may be necessary
~ he pant of the State.
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train. This engine and car still remained there yes,
terday. The whole of the cars in the express train
were badly crushed, and two Of them were broken TO
pieces. The two can in the Poughkeepsie train were
also Damaged the glass being broken the seats thrown
from their places. and some of them broken. II i
estimated ,hs the damage to material will amount to
over $4,000.
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ASSEMBLY. Wednesday, Jau. 0, 1856.
The proceedings in the Assembly may be briefly
.,sted in the following table of votes The first vote
.sien to-day was the twentyfth taken in the effort to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
81, vper TX. NJ Gnits the power Of our courts
49, - ressrepce 10 The Naturalization OF Foreigners
yin V''N nvpCrrryp SESSION

~. ssoa,e gave about Eve Hlnutes TO the consld
s s Of Executive business to OSy Their trans
tons were unmpOta9i merely cSncnns Tae oP
ointment OF one on two Notsne' ruonc i0' "'''e'"
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of the Killed and Wounded.

NARRATIVES OF PASSENGERS.
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THE DAMAGE TO MATERIAL.

The foremost engine OF the Poughkeepsie train was
o,..bad IN beyond repair, and the second engine of
~. SANE tram was much damaged. One OF the
o,rcs WA thrown of the track upon the ice u the
= t,.,at5,- with oos Of the cars Of n. express
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Below give an accurate lit Of the killed ano
wounded by thi. accident:
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CORoNER'S INVESTIGATION.

tOhDNEhS Inv ESllGAllONs
Coroner Z. T. Taylor, of Dvtchess County, SUM-
moued the following named gentlemen as jurors
w. A. FAStuN G, Foreman.
Oliver II. Booth, Il. G. Andrews,
sylvester Andrew, Robert l.. Moore,
stephen Lake, c. b. Trowbridge.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


SAN ORNAM d NJ for the PnrIor, rs - gift
~ friend n ncmtnto of absent loved ones what can
ho mora appropriate what acceptable what moro dear
and worthy cherish id than naun lite like, almost
ppcnlnr breathing kcncss of tho hoadso the household
whose faces hosh may be seldom AvnCons mon
health and character aud happiness tui goi
ambitious have sacrificed home comfort aud even on h
place and power but whoever heard OF
of Tanner inmaho Ambroypes
photographs nngucrrCotypcs exchanging Tor money or
rom impulse the hoest motives that are ot
fallen humauity pcrpotunte aud cement
seal and ray haon cd affection inc
In tho o oldest In The business
ladies ageD contmplntcs while IN ths
mnaizing mood with no little satisfaction the hoahml AMI
influences that constantly going out hnm a eathh
shent through medium of beautiful and truthful pictures
ot not aud truthful originals 10 gladden. ho
hearts of Mothers tho sisters and Rrohr
Ioy aud Sweethcars OF the land
Tho undersigned having Increased his corps ofopcrhors and
ing eah and large supply of materials invites
visit from every body Gallery where In all woa'hers may
faithful Amhotype baguerrootypo ana those
wishing EiHe Of Themselves Will he cordially wei
coined amply rcpad their trouble by examining
nxcceni Pictures In addition To our almost IN
stock of aud unique cnsrH we have any quantity
Fashionable ewcry such aH Iockets, Breast Tins brace
lets Fobs Finger Rings drEgncd to contain PIE
tuos which Will he put the best style of III" art
shortest notice and at the most reasonable prices Tor
cash only. > AMEN
N T. Side Main st. three doors below Bridge.
t,l, on I,vnrhhuIU Va
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easy 10 make Pi-hut not easy To make me ne
of all Ps-oue which would lave none o the o.eeuonsou
ail the advantages OF every other ma nav n," ~ ~
here and " ith hat would respectfully SUNNY ~
, npblc decision II has unfortunate tor te pai'h
ithcrto that every purgaitve medicine Is
and irritating To the bowels lhs Is NOT ManH " . ' ~
nrc so much gripping pain and revuson In the system as W
the good o cc derived from 'en
Ps produce irritation or pain nnrss u ases & %
previously existing obstruction OF M -, mir
lis Heng purely vegetable no harm van arse Hoh NV,
pse In anv quantity; is better ta aH neaehe
taken ipdclousy Minute directions for their use III W..
several diseases which they appcaee are given on M
box Among the complaints which have been spoedy sureu
l., them G mention Liver Complaint In all It's various iahs
m Jaundice Indigestion and Loss OF Appe'e s
lcssness Irrtabiv Bilious Hesdach, BILIOUS ever ever
md Aeuc Pain the side and Lons iO in truth al h'se
are qudnces of diseased ne III OF inc "
nnapeen they afford prompt and sure 'e' IN %
iIumorA, Scfoiul
with soreness hohy Ulcers and inn 1rity OF the blood
short any and every whert putgatNe hrelhfou
The have also produced some snguiary t'ce'sl 'uie
the Hear, Pains Stomach and Side They should
freely taken in the spring pfthe year To puiy ho poou
and prepare the system for the change 81 seasons ~" o'
dose stimulates the stomach into healthy action anu
restores appetite and >igor They purify the blood anu
is their suuiant action the erculaorN system 1"nosac
the strength of and the wasted diseased
energies the whole organism nr" an occasional dose
though serious arrangement cAstS nut
unnecessary dosing should he carried too far as every
rgative reduces the strength when taken TO "N
The thousand in which hyse is required can
they suggest Themselves 10 the
every body; and it is confidently believed ms p
will auswera better purpose than anythng which mas heo
when their virtues once
the public viii doubt What remedy To employ
Wheu in need of "A cathare medicine.
Being wrapped they pleasant to take ana helng
purely vegetable harm arise from their use any qan
tiy.
Prepared by DR. JAMES c. AVER, Practical and Analytic
Chemist Lowell Mass per Box, Five boxes
far 60 Sold John II. Scny. Iynchhurg; and by all
Druggists aud Country Merchants throughout the State
i'u'ccll l.tdd 4 Co, Richmond, General Agents
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TER MS

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nor anuu. advance No paper will hp discontinued eN-
-, nj the option the rroproors until al shall
ave been paid.
are inserted for 5oeents square o
IA lines or less first insertion and t cts for each con
unless ordered inner form weekly and then 30 cts
cr square charged for each Insertion II the nnmeer
,ions be marked the MS it will be published till or
dered out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE;
F0r square, daily 800
FOr do do ''''' ~
For do semi week y........... ....''''..' 40
two
Advertisements intended for both papers subject to spe
mi contract.
- Annual advertisers will be limited to their Immediate
the advertisements charged at transient rates
- All advertisements appear in the daily and tr
weekly papers ..,. -,
~ obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
truhIN The cNcNss.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

HUNT Il BRO. General Commission Ner-
CHANTS VIRGINIA ST, between cary st, aud X Z"
u r. X pepetl solicit cousgnments of Tobacco Wheat
Flour, and produce generally, Tor sale
They also ard all produce and merchandise Hon 10 their
Prompt personal attention paid 10 all business eohhded
them
Richmond March Goth, 1856. ma ShA
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VIA BALTIMORE Hn-rh6 Undersigned FORWARD
ianta Of ths rennnylv Rhtirosd At
I,altimor. :. reapantfuly aniet SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
no ALL. poEar3 IN THE wHSrsANDaSoU@B WEST,
thRr with a trade having been for
the of large part of the Tobacco 60
Wost tarough baltimore uey haer themselves that they
give satisfaction TO shippnrs4
Frogh a. low Rs by Huy other liir.
TO o. Weaoiei,ea and punetuxIy
attended 10 MAGRAW 4 k0oNS,
~ North street, baltimore.
Refer Icaid & Co. l. brandt r baliilaorei T. l.
dudley, w II sinhh MclJsni ttfrt ~ Preston Miller a
Crenshaw. Lsnohburgi Grepshav ACo, Richmond
ma
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Dets and Forte Monies Percussion Cups Gnnpcwdcr Patent
shot halls Powder fasks, Pouches and Belts hrd bass
Nipples aud renchcs Washing Rods and Ieklcrs, p.s
Chains aud Collars Gun Makers Materials Sc. &c u kt
NOLNERS and FIVE SHOOTERS nj manufacturer prices
the trade ~ lhthihNi'' =.
No It2 Main street opposite Eagle Square, Richmond VA
DIPLOMA
FIRST AW WANntn ny lHt NlhdiNiA
MECHANICS INSTITUTE ron TIM foMolioN
TN MECHANIC AIRS 70 .
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND Nlku a
For n of GUNS PISTOLS and RIFLES, exhibited a
the Exhibition of Articles Of American Manufacture, he'd
The City OF Richmond on the 18th day of Nov, ltai -
JANIS W. IFvFIIrN j. A. KELVIN,
Secretary. ircAaeh'
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HASH. II. HurRIns, WILLIAM ~ RYAN,
rfto wv

FHoa wv NArbITsoN
uOp n ~. HIRE q CO., W d ,iss ale Dry
Ill GOODS MERCHANTS No. 2Js Baltimore Street, Top
posito Hanover StrsotO Baltimore.
would eal tho attention of very and
Eots Pal and Winter Dry Goods which feel
conhde Will fsyoEsbiy With in the Northern
Markets business having largely increased
thu complete aud Tnried as
feel to- extend 10 still
rhor hn be prepared to offer such variety as III
enable friends paehase Of US everything they
line Particular attention is paid TO Dress
Goods gr ncvaliy, silks. Enbroiderics, &c. sc.
aha sho prepared to exhibit lnrger and more va
red stock OF fancy White Goods tnan we have before
kept
We are Agents aryland Psnitentary Goods, well
the bee, makes OF Failed Cloths which will
be sold at tl~ Rannac,nrer'8 prices.
shall he promptly and carrtusy attended to-
baltimore. August lat 1856. HOPKINS HULL 70
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
DIR. ROBERT EARnX, Den,i-,

N1> DIR. RonERT EARnN, Dentist,
on MS IA | s % aai 1c 1@pa square s above s
Dihrells Hotel ian l-dts
nn.E. q. G.GnEENLEE Offers hi. profession
- AL SERVICES to the citizens Of Lynchburg vicinity
ohcci Warwick House.
rnav IDLY
- Sion MERCHANT, No. lG FRONT STREETs ~.
Particular attention given to GRAIN AND All SOUTH.
Refcr to r. II Lowry, Esd Cashier of the Bank Of the
RcIublc. y Y. " II. l. Una lad6m
l,RANKIlN \ BROTuER,s. s.roccr. n Com
Il MISSION MERCHANTS, next door to Liherty Wan
house Main lynchburg Va have Just received large
that nc also large Blankets uci Cloths Kerscys
Sattncs Plaid lnscys Cotton oznaburgs brownand Bleach
Domestcs Calico, aud Shoes, Wool Has
and Caps and many other Goods which they offer TO
| on the best terms. loo 2ts
VNKIBLE 4 RTDD, Attorney n, Inv. h",s
associated themselves in the practice OF the Law and VIII
practice the the city of Lynchburg and In the
counties of Campbell Appomattox Amherst and Bedford
ton M ina 5dts
JOG HowErT Co .nern n on" %a,.,"i.
- SION MERCHANTS No. ll6 Sycamore street Peters
Particular attention paid sales of TOBACCO, FLOUR
WHEAT, COTTON, and Country Produce generally
Prompt sales and quick returns every case unless request
Farmers supplied pure Peruvian and Mexican G"ano,
Lime Plaster Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery La
&C. %G n hs S"P%g an raGTr'sas m soT. 81 % %
Giant, watts cun Brace rio"s, &c. lteo.dly
HSEDFORO gB0gsE. opposite Co"r'-ho"s.,
I'D MAIN 81, LIBERTY, VA, CON the site of the hotel
formerly kept by Wm Terry, esq
rebuilt The modern StNe, and fu
manner, is opened for the reception
guests The undersigned promise their best efforts to lach
any patronage which they may receive
QUARLES Il STEprOE, Prcprieols.
f.zyA HACK will always be in readiness convey the
guests The and from The Rail
road free of charge. ap l3htS
NUcCORKIE n JONES. WhoIesnic aud u.~
M ran GROCERS COMMISSION AND FORHdRI
mo MERCHANTS and manufacturers of SMOKING AND
CHEWING TOBACCO, AN ST. lNNCuBukG, VA, VIII
give particular attention the sale of FLOUR, WHEAT,
TOBACCO, CORN, BACON, LARD, BUTTER, SC st
Liberal advances Will be made all cunsgnments when
reanirod july 15-ts
uNRANKLIN n BROTuEK. Wholesale mud
II RETAIL. GROCERS " COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nrt door Libcrg Hdfhouse, MAIN ST, LynchbarS a
jag
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HANDS WANEGD.-W will employ 100
II good abourng on the tharleson& Knoxville Rail
koad tcnnesaee Thr country perfectly healthy and pro
low We viii pay ~ per day and furnish boarding a
Al ~ per week the year round
such hands work WIZ refund tlelf
expenses from LynehburR To Knoxville Apply to
G. II LoCIiEK 4 90.
knoxville. Tenn,
balcony Falls, Nn.
nnr 9dts
Richmond DfauatrI roiN I'll fHlI
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NIOT1CE.--Iavngp purchased Of Mcssrp Mechanic. Hurt
A Gfoceties and taken tho
occupied by them, prepared to
patrons OF Mcdaniel Hurt frostononr former
lho public generally large and well selected
Grocores Liquors Stnpl" Dry Goods &C. which We
market for Cash 10 prompt customer"
% tnc usual time.
We viii give particular attention TO tho COMMISSION
HBSlNE will sell all kinds country produce aud conaRh
tens generally viii render aaea promptly and cash them
when desired make liberal advances produce IN hhnd
aud will receive and FoRWARD GOODS at the usual rates
funds deposited produce placed In hand TO meet
chafgo8. ...=......
IRBY g. SAUNDERS.
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an Ordinance Of the Council of tho city of Lynchburg
asscd August h 1856 all persons assessed with taxes
will be entitled deduction of fve
er cent such assessment paying the
sar 10 the the city, his Office, between the
Inurs Of o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock, M any day from
This date to the 18th October of the present year
A. n. MONTGOMERY, G. G, l..
I.a IuI tliuU1 Allny
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\ n TOW Ms, y 7 W N...I "
A Il MORN ROLLING WILLS, KllUNOND

u IoNNlE, "
RuORX ROLLING WILLS. RICHMOND,
~ VA. II ARCHER 60, lhoFiut lohs.bai unm, an
frun the best Charcoal fig Metal laR
up Angle and Iron Rounds aud Squares up 10
Inches Railroad spikes llroad Chairs Car ANlo' brdge
Bolts Screw ed nrd Tapped
y strict attention paid the quality and finish of our on
and all oplors promptly hl,l aug &alm
lEKED -. LEE. Forwarding mud Com Wis-
~ SION MERCnANT TN the Dock, Richmond, Va.
Thankful liberal patronag Ntcndod to me laa seaAon
made arrangements to increase the line Of Boats run
house that boat viii @avc every other day,
(Sundnys cNceptod) By this arran cment shall bo able 10
put goods through ays han heretofore and very
nearly aH they 70 10y the > : X ana ~ neh 'ess
Ny charge for forwarding Tobacco Ia eta per i'oN and
which include nrayREe aud Wharfage, when
there necessity FOR dhynge The drnyage and wharfage
from Basin Box and 10 cts ror INA Tho
Lock Tolls charged by the James River kanawha Co tot
passing house eta Ton or about ct Tor BoNeh
and cts per Having these advantages of loeaiion hm
willing customers the benefit and charge only
price hoping thereby I" command larger
business
personal attention will he given TO sales of produce and
nurchase Of pooia on Commission 4 s. LEE.
IN ly IA
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lAPhcNl No ~ a- Faih hTrade -asfscpt ~ %.
~ JOHN puRNIs4 Ag,t, Ia beginning to receive his
Bn Winter 0Oods He will con ntnue to
open every week until tie assouientis com
pIcte s Will nsuai sell ANAL profits aud for Cash
Among ARTICLES opening Flanae aouHlns French
Mefnos &c, with hne aHortnent of French W YORK,
Coas sleeves and general aortnnnt OF Lace doods
ausllns Of all sorts.
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NIsbTsSE.-The attention OF the Merchants
ftnd huAnoss hbniF respectfully invited to
ing ,h, regulations of Lynehbnrs Col
lcge
mo Stuont aha be allow ed contract any debts
his guardian ard any
con er editing without certificate IRON tue
Iresid ept Of Eaeuity will do 30 at his own risk
SAMUEL X cox
anp 1reaiasnt of the FACULTY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-12

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