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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01

DOWSa and four good SHOW CASES for sale
ala bargain 10y r.. X. LUNDY,
n 10 Nv NO.l2s Bridge street, Ge0rgetown.
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FOX RENT OR LEASE.-A large and commo-
Il dIous double HOUSE, with water gas and
bath room, coach house. statling, and ornamental
garden. Tho house ~ elegantly furnished aud in
will be Leased. It'll the furniture, for term of ears
TO good tenant, very reasonably. For particulars
apply TO WIN. WALL. of Wall, Stephens & Co
S2 Pa. avenue. between 9Th snd lOtA streets.
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tfoR RENT-A new BRICK HOUSE, situated
: on i5th street, between and G, Island. No. $50,
Ontalni ng SIX rooms, very conveniently and neatly
hnshed with a large lot OF ground attached and
gq4ImP OF excellent s water in 'front.' Apply to Mrs
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEM'Ts

S-PersOns paying their Taxes on or he
lore January lst, 1883, will interest and ex-
penses otker~Ise interest will charged dating back
TO the hrst Monday IN October last.
49,. c. +. SHEKELT.,
q Tim Collector.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01

REsOVED.-We hear that Mr. Fielder h Dor
sett, a watchinan In the War Department, was
removed to-day.
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REAL Estate Yesterday, A. Green. Aue.
nohser, sold part Of lot No. in square sl4. with
improvements, for saV0 =. Bowman. purchaser
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RELISIOga GEBYIcEs.-A Protracted meeting Is
in progress al the Asse.g6ly's church every even
ing daring the present week. hsy. DR.. Swent-
eel, Of NJ. p. Church, breaches tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01

fHs HITE2.-A the Long Bridge, works .es
as engaged la beading down large oak spar
~40Ies between the ends vi the cauSeyyay and
sc >hoTes On either side to act as stays 10 the
sPaus between tic piles, and - serve ce-break-
-. hoEId dHy occasion require IL. The bridge
'las hr"n very stroEglv Draced up both sides
and J. sO.S!d, ID - be in better coBd itioD to
eiahd ESsgT &c 5het than 70. many years pre-
StOuS.
About the Siarves, all kinds Of business is
pretty dali. and VITA The exception OF a brisk
oyster trade, amounts Ia almost nothing
The heavy fog OF t's morning kept the Alex
@BdilA boats from coming up the river until a
4Ate Ao.r. There was nothing Ia tie WAY OF news
from hieXaEdria.
MONTH"; RzrORr OF THE AUXILIARY GUARD.
The total nunlbeI OF names registered at the cen
tf4l guard-hOuse dGring the month OF November
%Sss GoC- OF lie persons named 267 Were for trial
and 4l3 lodge OftLP dodgers 81 were males
- females. Nati"ity-Eug land 54, Ireland I5S
NeOtleud 10, Germany 10, Prussia 1, France l.
dnade ,, W airs 1, Atlantic !. Poland 2 Switzer-
Land >. Pennsylvania 81, Virginia 10, MARYLAND
= Maine ]. Michigan ], New Hampshire H.
Ne~ fo'h - Massachusetts 3, District Of CO.
s cut bhio !, EeFmont2 Ages-IG 10 20, 81; 20
20 81, lsJ "a to 40 ~ ~ 10 so 30 50 10 CO. II %
30 70 :; % to ~, 5; over ~. /.
'ENIEE MARKET --ILe unfavorable condition
q tLs "ratEer prevented very large attendance
Ni 'ounfiy draie.S IN the principal make, this
morning Tie quality Of provisions ontted was
sA.' HeHI ana Tie prices about as quoted in Sat
Hfddy star RhS lot Of pork was offered al
we scale hod>e tbis morning. and sold Rapidly al
- AID $ 80 per M lbs The hay mark ~ Wa.
'O' very full, aud prices mayed from 95c To 81 rs
per sWt-
h"C>E-bRKAKISG Last night, man named
"m LIVING, Was caught In the act Of breaking
into the dwelling Of q. w Appleby He had
fdirrd a lHtOW and Wax rauUlf with hf. h.,,a
ana shoulders inside. lie v astakru Ia the guard
mousse and sent 10 Jail f1r court
NEAL Estate Yesterday, A. Green, Aue-
tOheer, sold part VI lot No. 4 in square sIi with
improvements, for saU0 T. Bowman. purchaser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-01

| PLEASANT ROOMS, with or without Board,
between 10th and 18th. n so. ~
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Nessfs art and Pollard appropriated, replied to
~ "H'. w Hurt-The generous, high minded
anu honorable gentleman, DO 1kr T. smith
1T; smith, responded in few spicy remarks, ex-
pressing the strong obligations under which he feels
"anse9 10 inc Southern portion of CampbeIl-and
Offered the following sentiment.
~ iha people OF the southarn portion Of Campbell -
rue 10 their friends and just to their counry-they
KNOW TIER rights and will m ntain them
by John ". Poindexter-The Ladies' of this viein-
ly,-to know them is to love them
Other oasts followed, but our lack of space pre-
vents their insertion
Nleat approaching and the young folks not aving
us yer exhausted them selves-l arge number of them
win Few wdowers and bachelors repaired to the
residence OF Dr. b. +. Smith, accompane hy Chas
hoeomhe, where they ripped the light fantastic toe
ahtll the hour of midnight ndmonshcd them that To
indulge longer would he infringing upon the HOLY
Sahhath They then retired To their apartments 10
h.dllate upon the manner in Which they had spent
tie slst anhive sary of American Independence
II. FORD, Sec'ry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

LyNCulNa ~ Iowa -MoRr HANGING IN Cr.
OAR COUNTY W. learn from Mr. Wise, Of Co
dnr county. ihnl four horse thieves Qnstcnd of
two. us stated in our last issue1 were arrested
near Upton ON Thursday last. Their names
were Alnnzo Gleason, Ed Soper Van AuSdcl
and Walter Cassidy, Gleason nnd Soprr were
tried by the moh in the cour, yard nj Upton. and
on Friday evening were taken IL Zig Rock us
miles above lipton) aud hung. Soper made n
full confession. duplicating about twenty or
thirty citizens Of Upton us being concerned with
the gang Some OF these have abseonlod for
fear Of iynehine.
II is somewhat remarkable that notwithstand
ing tho fearful example mnde Of these horse
thieves in this county. week before Inst, thu work
OF stealing still goes on. On Monday night. II
horse stolen from the stable ot David Wright.
three miles South Of Upton. and On Wednesday
night one from the stabIo.of Mr.. Ford-Musca-
tine journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

THE DEATH or YoUNG STowE.-The Man.
chester American has the particulars Of the death
of young Stowe, OF Professor and Harriet
Beecher Stowe, by drowning, at Hanover n. H.
on the 9th inst. He went into the water with
several of his class ito battle, and after be
ing in "a few minutes became exhausted and cried
out for help His room mate and another young
man went 10 his relief but their efforts to save
him were unavaiIing, Stowe sunk but once, and
remained under water about twenty minutes be-
fore he was taken out. Life not then ex-
tinct, but he was SO far gone that he expired in n
few moments he was drowned only about four
rod. from the shore, and his body could be seen
when lying at the bottom His remains were
carried to Andover in charge of committee Of
students, consisting of one from each class. The
deceased was nineteen years of nge,a tine schol
ar; and youth Of much promise.
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ROTETOURT SPRINGS, va.

Subscriber accommodate from and after the lst OF
July ~ boarders through the Summer Season My
House situated Immediately the McAdamsed Road lead
ng FIR IN buchanan Salem, Va in Roanoke county
miles Bonsack Depot and eight from Salient and about
four from tho White Sulphur aud Chaybcae
Springs Iios institute Persons stopping at my hDnse
have free the Springs Persons coming 10 my house
will be met either at Bonsaeks depot or Salem
with by addressing the subscriber at Boeourt
Springs, Va X a LEE
p 81 will tho information ofhe public that have
had no kind In family this year, mel
but of fever in the neghborhood
except at that mild form The fever has
been entirely the nstuton except the
The has been and remarkably healthy,
hesitation in saying that wishing to visit
the Springs benefit of the water have nothing
there Of fever the lot the
last Cooke and he has been clear of fever
fifteen days and is recovering now able to sit up
ie % c1inos X. A. LEE,
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WASHINGTON. July 10. ls57.


am unable to give the particulars of the ar
rangement in the settlement of the Tehauniepec
imbroglo, and also whether Mr.. Sion is included
The New Orleans interest know is in, and |
understand this evening that Sloo is also taken
care of The papers are all signed sealed aud
delivered, and most of the parties left the city
this evening. Senator benjamin and Mr.. Les
sare. who represent the New Orleans interest,
left this evening, and Hargous and Garay. who
left for New York. The administration will now
have plain sailing in getting possession Of the
Tehauntepec grant.
Gen Rangel arrived this evening & is stopping
at Wiiliard's. He is direct from the city 'oi Mex
ice, and is the bdarer of important dispatches
from tn At country to their Minister here.
Thomas }. Smith. formerly Judge e the Ma
rlnc Court in New York, and lately of California.
died after brief illness this afternoon.
The War Department will TO morrow ISSUE II
general order. in which the last graduating clas 5
of West Point will have their positions in the
service assigned them. The order also embra
ces other interesting army intelligence.
On Wednesday Consular appointn ents will. |
understand. be made to fill all vacancies.
Mr.. Bedinger'- successor is not yet known.
The contes, for the appointment to be given to
Texas is between Col. James Reilly and Gen. In
mar, The former is urged by Gen. Rusk Gov.
Peuse and all the State official; the latter by
Gen. Hamilton, of South Carolina.
large delegation of Raw Indians is here urg
ing n new treaty. us civilization is trespassng
upon their hunting grounds.
The State Department places no reliance What
ever in the rumor that Gen. 1erranis expecting
de spatches from New Granaoa. with authority
10 settle differences with the United States. All
negotiations are regarded as closed.-Cor. n,
\. Htldid.
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NEWS FROM llAvANA-ARmvAL OF rnE EN-
FIRE C1ry.--1he Empire City Captain Jno. Mo
Gowan arrived Yesterday. She left New Or
leans ont the 9Th instant. and HAVANA on the 9th.
There was nothing specially new ut Havana
The Spanish fleet is reported preparing for sea,
destination unknown. There was little yellow
fever prevalent for the season and not of an cpl
demic type.
The prices Of sugar aud molasses remain un
changed since las, advices. Exchanges nr"
quoted, New York par.to per cent premum
New Orleans. per cent rrcminm London. IL
To l2l premium: American gold coin. , per cent
premium. Stocks ARE lively, asusnal.
The steamships Isabel, for Charleston; Phila
de)phia, for New Orleans; Granada. for Aspin'
wall. nnd the French propeller Frame Comptois
for Cudiz, were AT Havana.
The Empire city. brings 1872 passengers, all in
good health.
Among the passengers from Arpinwnll. by th"
Empire City, is Mr.. Spencer This is Captain
Spencer. heindividual who seized Walkers boat
ON the san Juan river.
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HARVEST IN lENNSNLVANtA.- our Pennsylva-
nn exchanges, IN common with those ot other
States, bring very cheerful accounts Of the con
dtion of the crops throughout that S'nte. Tho
harvest will be Inter than usunls owing 70 the cold
and we, weather, hu, the grain crops are rapidly
maturing, and there L. every prospect effnvora-
bile weather ior harvesting. In tho vicinity of
Pi,sburg wheat aud onts have seldom looked bot
Ter. OF grass moro nNnrinnt.
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body, turned the saddle. and SET the animal loose.
The latter returned home few hours after.
The body Of thrir victim they placed in.. such n
position Us would indicate the probability Of no.
cidental death: then brought out his gun CAP.
whip. and game bag discharged ono barrel
and placed several articles in the tracks, rs If
Of runaway horsr.
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The Markets.

narnoRr. July Ia Flour. Howard st, 81 %
CITY Mills s. 81 closed firmly.
No wieat in market
Corn dropping, so, 81 10 IS.
Nfa IogR, July - Flour firm, Southern ndsan-
eed 81 ~ 10 81 10.
Wheat depressed, White S2eS2.oG.
Mixed Corn 30.
Virginia Gs o.
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MURDER OF AN OyERsEER BY SLAvEs.-1n
Adams county, Miss, "A few weeks since, Dun
can Skinner, overseer for Mrs. Sharpe, was found
murdered in mysterious manner Last week
three negroes arrested and proved to be the
murderers. The Natchez Courier says:
The evidence collected, together with the cor
roborating circumstances. shows that this
one of the most coolly planned and deliberate
murders ever accomplished The negroes in
the plot we. to Mr.. SINNERS house just be
fore day. and aroused him pretence Of u child
in the family being sick. He opened the door
while in his night clothes, and was knocked down
by blow on his breast from heavy stick. Three
stalwart negroes seized him. and after severe
struggle succeeded in choking him.
While thus nsensible, they carried him some
few rods from the house, and there by main
strength disocated his neck. They then got out
his clothes dressed him, and to turn away
picion. put bis watch around his neck. and his
purse with part of his money III his pocket,
brought out his horse and saddled ii; put the
lfeless body on it, and led it to the woods, where
the body was afterwards found. Here, after
running the horse up and down, they took off the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

~ VAL AND OPENING ANNoUNtEMESr.-To all
who srwINu MACHINES 'rhr pnpcih Mar
bic binding Of NJ Singer Co NJ iht Broalway corner
Grand street. New York viii be opened for inspection and
the transaction al business Thursday. July ID, 1851 tii
aud visiting the citv respectfully mvod"
call and thu establishment aud lhe various stylcs
OF the Singer Sewing Machm" In operation.
NJ SINGER \ co, iJs, broadway, Now York.
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HECTOR DAVIS.
Nustian,cr md Com ni-sion Mrrrhnnt,

FOR TllE SALE or NtuRoES
6t f 15ase atog occupied by ffAh{th DdIiSoa Frank
WILL mdoo,or, by slriet attention to the interest Of
w hpso enuustuE their baHnets 10 him, merit The pat
ranane literally bestowed the late o rulinm
DAVIS aud soets the lntronafe # the public generally
lhase hi Of NY own aad" board all Negroes Intended
iorms saes Al 10 cents pct day HECTOR DAVIS.
vl,nr sulmcribor mos. ehcernly recommends Mr. Hector
Davis To his friends Of ,nehbnrg aud It's vicinity, aud
pledges Tor him the Representatives Of their Interest, aud
l Aoean no"ms ' ." ra"tim Si'aei Richmond Y" where
will he happy mc" with my friends visiting hmand for
tho pntPoso OF selling Negroes IL II DAVIS.
1eoa ~
Two >usppEWs or TOuACCO WEST. VIA
I hAlllMolE, Nh The undersigned Forwarding Mef
chants Agents the HonnHN Railroad baltimore
respectful, solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO no ALI
the cnnsgneesot largo part Of the Tobacco going West
through baltimore they haitor themselves that they can give
satisfaction to shippers
Freight ar low AZ by any other lIoe
Gonanneuts TO aud from the Wes solicited and pnnciuely
attended To- MAGRAW & Rooms
70 North street, baltimore
Refer Jacob Hcald Co, lnandt, lr, baltimore =
l.. Dudley, W r Smith, Mcdaniel lur Preston Miller
craHhaw lsnchhurg cfcnshaw CO. Richmond
mar u dilian
~ hellers Of The tynehbng aud Abingdon Telegraph Com
pany will place office the Company In Lynch
'''s - s'"'''' '"'''' WM s NORRIS rrcsd,.
~ Richmond Dispatch and Ahngdcn vIreinan ,opy aud
send accounts to this once July otTauE
lIussEy's UEAPERs AND MOWERS for
l saie by II @ HARDY 4 co,
IL aois tctersbnrg
NJ Ouw0OD's TsNCTUHE yERATRVN VI
~ RIDE prepared expressly for Physicians used In obrld
ie lila sTADLER JONES.
ADDE'S CLOTH sasPPERs.-A beautiful
new % at 9' qd '"'" '' cups '0' sTNnrRYs
1nn NL..s.OE- wANTED.-.ne under
wv signed viii pay TIM HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Hundred likely Negroes suitable for the Southern Mar
ket lie be found AT WIN. II Moshys Auction store,
Lynehhnrg, Va, JOHN W WELLS.
~ lnIf
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We learn that a new arrangement in the running of
the down trains on the South Side aud DanNille Rail
roads will 90 into operation in few days-bv which
they will arrive in Petersburg and Richmond few
minutes past p. m. This arrangement is for the
better accommodation of travel coming East over the
VA Il Tsna. Roud.
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BY TIE l. L & r A p II 3.
Troops for Utah.

Sr Lor1s, July, lh.--Advres from Lcavenworth
say 10th Infantry leaves for Utah on lsth and the 9th
Dragons about LIST August. ten. Harvey goes with
the latter Cummings leaves for Washington shortly
10 Get final instructions.
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LINE OF PACKETS. --The members of the Merchants
Exchange, Norfolk, Vn.. We're to hold Il meeting last
Tuesday with reference to establishing line of pack
cts between that city aud Lynchburg via the James
River and kanawha Canal.
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NuAnsuAs.s. SALT Ar,oAv.-,so sn..-


y dr N my IonWh or depIh fchdN fnHod oF immaculate
Orders from the country promptly attcndcdto
je ~ tm bnYp Agt for the manufacturer
uNIssOIICION- Tho concern II ~ LiiAM 4 DA-
II Wis Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Either
nuthoriEcl to the p the concern IN wind
Ing M partnership husne The books Of the
In tho hands OF u W fillmore, the auction honso OF
DnVA) whn Is aao authorized sco NJ the bus
All persona indebted 10 tho will please Tor
those HAVING claims against the
Will Ieaao prosvn ihrm for settlement u NJ JULIAN,
Richmond, JWno I, 1857 HECTOR bANIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-16

OurcK WoRK.-Messrs. n1horne & IIolcombe
prokers of this city teegraphed Mt 10 m on Tuesday
TO their correspondents in Baltimore 10 pay an ar-
epance due in OF the banks of that city that day
Wednesday, Mt p, m the mail brought the draft TO
them. Huzza for the Telegraph and quick mails.
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YATEEnR sAuEuNBEp

nEsIRAHE.E ESTATE FOR SALEM BED
IL FORD CDUNTY.--The / rart of Land which the
subscriber resides county Bedford offered
$50 which about 600 cleared
10 original growth ct timber his land lies
ynchburg ,acn Turnpike road lG miles from Lynch
ynchburg and Tennessee Ralrohd This of land
situated In healthy and agreeable neghbo
hood aud Of the New london Academy, flour
shing II Is well adapted To the cultivation of
Wheat which the subscriber has raised
$500 years past and has prospect OF lar
Corn the of the Farm aud has good
Meadow grass large portion of the farm Is In
and all Of state Of progressive Improvement
The the well lncosod and mile Of plank
lately made upon the road Ihc improvements
are valuable convenient The Dwelling House is large
Office Kitchen, Dairy Smoke House, Carriage House, lee
House Negro Houses with Stone Chmns and Stables
good repair There good Octand and fine garden
The subscriber invites desrous Of pur
chasing view the land and the growing Possession
given the purchaser the first day of November
liberty wheat at the usual The sub
scribers Bridge Post Office Bedford County
July 3 els MuNFORD w. RADFORD.
Richmond Wing copy in country paper till forbid
NIOTECE.-The Concern Of stToihcr a White
~ having been dissolved by the death of Sas White
head all persons having claims against said will
them without delay and those indebted Will please
csme forw settle their accounts possible
NEW CONCERN.
guyIIE undersigned win the Apohecary and Drug
business at the old stand OF Strother Whitehead and
constantly hand fresh and reliable Stock of
Drugs Medicines Paints OTIS Dye Stufs Perfumery, Glass
ware c. &c. and will be pleased to his old friends and
the public generally W. A. STROTHER
29s
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ritD au0 StItr aHdirs,

Exoxy1LLE GoSyESftoS--The Citizens of LYNCH
h,ro are requested TO meet at the Washington House
on Friday evening. nth inst, at s. O'Clock foe the
nurpoe of appointing delegates represent this city
n the Southern Commercial Convention at Knox
vile.
Il is earnestly desired that full attendance be had
Of our citizens on that night
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Tomatoes selling in Norfolk Va, at cents a
piece
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L NlIED STATES
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NOW Is TIE TIME 20 ADVERTISE
I0the Mci chants. Nechn nics n nd Professions
Wen Of l.ynchbur.,

NOW Is TIE TIME Pc ADVERTISE,
rome "ei thnm'>. Mechanics aud Professional
Wen Of L.nchbur..
IND TUE PiBLiG GENERALLY
Ii PERSONS wishing to advertise their BUSINESS or
N PROFESSION IN the following papers, which am
Agent. each OF them having iARaE CIRCULATION in the
Western and South Western eomrs . Virginia and East
Tennessee, will please call on
VIRGINIA AND TENNE= SEE NEWS Bristol
BkoWNLoW 5 KNOXVILLE Crenn) WIG
INDICATOR, Jonesburourh Tenn
n nszfEf, STAR Lexington. Va
RiaaiSTAN !Ablnea.n. Va
n ffsMtncHt,ra Liberty Va
s Ma,x E RE- iIlEt Salem. Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence Crayson co Va
V l3hnpDHN Vino. r'neaste Va.
M MtsrfnM y y nhRALp cnri.,lansDurs, Va
NfilENllLE TELEGRAPH, },-.,,,,, =,
wYTnEvILLE TIMES, S"y'heN"e' Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, TaznWcl county Va
Persons wishing to advertise the above papers
ind 10 their INTEREST to call the oAice oil the
Lynchhnrg Nrgmiau. UP sfAlts, where will be
made, and advertisements FORM AtDtp WITHOUT pELAN
- viii also receive and forward advertising paper
in the tnited States A WADDIII.
apl Its Foreman Nirrinian Office
l(ONDs FOR SALE
HD Lee County, Iowa per cent Bonds
keoknk city, per cent
Burlington city, per cent
burlington Chy, 10 per
Virginia State Il per cent
Lynchbnrg city L per cent
North kiVtr Navigation Go. u per
PETERS SPENCE a. co
le ~ dts Bankers Man st, Lyuchburs, Va.
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mo. -. n SAMUEL TNKEE.
81 tosnrlissiOn Merchants,
LYkCHDURa, VA,
of their services the planters and the public generally for
tho sha of Tobacco Wheat and other produce They
experience of Is To 20 will enable them
give general safaciion Their ONCE Ia Younger g.
Smiths n the tho Banks which enables them
pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO, H. Il SAML TYREE.
eel
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/tAEyGN TATE N 40. Commission Merchant.
~ AND AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF VIRGINIA
MAEuFAC1 uRED TOBACCO, Nos 67& 60 Magazine street
New Orleans. aug Gets
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HnEDE n MENDENIuAs.s.,
land AGENTS.

NNIlII poect aud enter Govorumon Lands with Cash
w Warrants. make Investments loan money lat western
ntu ndd transact General Real Estate Business
throughout the Northwest Address
BEEDE " MENDENHAI,I.
ap11y Minneapolis Minnesota.
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lhN. UGNJAM1N u1ACKEGHD oners his
- rotcas"na SERVICES 10 tie pghc Office lat Alley,
door below Nirgninn Office Ina ed3m
uANEs \. HAMMER.
- Cam i-sion NlcI ihami,
ONTO ut Tanner aud Aahefa Immediately between friends
Martins Warehouse, Man street. iNnehburR Va viii
uo to give his personal attention to the sale of all inds of
tnnntry produce. particularly That Of TobReo fatters
hmHct hn with his eKpufeneo la The business he Will DO
enahled to tvo Renefa satisfaction. JAS A. HAMMER.
J. S-Ithora advanced madp consignmonts aud by
Railroad or otherwise, Will ho promptly attended To- and
charges paid on the J. A. H.
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