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NOTlCE.-C. X. l.. CROWN CO. are re-
T. ~ celving daily some of the hnest FURNI-@
IURE ever offered in this market, which weW
invite the attention Of those in want, as we -
Namely
handsome carved marble top Bureaus and Tables
Wardrobes, Chairs of all kinds,
Cherry and poplar Tables.
mattIeses, hair. com top, and husk; Comforts.
Bla1kets, Bedsteads, hig and low post
kocklng Chairs, cane and wood seats
Cushions for Chairs, Settees, CIocks of all kjnd.
Extension Tables, SidebOards, What-not
Glasses OF all klnds, some xtra fine Carpets
Cottage Sets, Rugs, Waters
Slass ware, Crockery Ware of all kinds
Feather and Fancy Goods of ali kinas
ana other Goods too rOu TO ton IN vhich
w. . me attentlon OF honsekeepers and Others,
customers. " VI " Pu"o'oei
C. r. l.. CROWN CO.
pa cor, OF 9th street and Penn ave
NJ. s-wS shall still continue our regular saIss ON
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, bot6 morninSs IA
evening, IN front Of our store. Consgnmepfs soii.
oitsd, and In all cAses advances made when rsoussd
a.. n-.n C.R. l.. G. Co,
sP@-" ua'eu AuctionoOrS,
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Insurance, Aa
WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY
w CHARTERED BY CONG RRSsS
S9n.@s

This COMPANY ls uoE prepared 20 receive applos
tons for INSCRANCE'ON BUILDINGS. MEE
CHANDISE, &c, AZ the usuai CITY rateS without
any charge for Policy, st their Othce, corner Of
Tenth Street and PennsylvsnIa Avenue, over ths
Washington CITY SAVINGS Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. r, BayJ, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan. James r. Halliday.
VIM. Orme, Hudson Tay Tor,
Franols MohuR. NJ. w. Gait
Benz. Beall,
JAMES C. MCGUIRE, Prssieent.
0hAfIoN -. HANSON. Secretary. sp lily
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Traveller DIRECTORY.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD

II NANUb hND AbL|NhA'bAAA NhsbhoaD
&g %
GREAT UTHERN MAIL LINE
Twice Daily, Sunday nights excepted, betvesr
H 55sSSS4SS6kfGS: S LOUISVILLE 81 VI AND RicH
Leaves Washington at O'Clock an.
Washington At 7 o'c.ock m.
For LYNCHEURG and the SOUTHWEST.
Leave Washington at O'Clock q. 'm., arrive In
LfNCHRURG next morning at a; m, connecting
Road Tor ME% III III Mai Stages Sta fem cSaI
o9ssvl.le to Lynchburg a distance OF 60 miles.
r1s from Washington to Lynchburg. S7.75.
The steamer GEORGE PAGE, foot of Seventh
~ osng owned by the Railroad Company. runs
Irlcksts Tor Lynchburg procured OF the Boat
III Omnbusss and Baggage Wagons will be at the
senGsrs and baggage to the Steambost. for AleEEsn
ora, distance ofsix miles, allowing ample time
for meals.
Aie1andra. July. 1867. Hs-u
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
a
TRAINS RUN As FOLLOWS:
From WASHINGTON at a. m, connecting q,
with those for Philsdelphia and New York; at ss
Nm m T for Annapolis Bs!tiPo,s pLiIsds and
EXPRESS at 40 p m. at RELAY for the West,
s Nd. for ca annapolis Baltimore, Philadelphia. and
e. sp9 sYyL 4 snS a -: WxggHrNeroN
Ais a nd Is q. m, 8 and Sis p m.
isiS saP0A' al '' IA A. p PSSfRsR6Ns. Agent
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STEAMER GEORGE PAGE.
~ HOU OF DEPARTURE EAAS
Leave Alexaodris at ~, ~, 8, IUX =
l2x, s, <x,66.
ap odd FILLS l.. PRICE. Captain
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BY the President:
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of The General Land Ofioe.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre- -empton
to any of the lands within the Townships and parts
OF townships above numerated il required to estab-
Recover of the proper land office. and make pay
m,nt hrreJor as SOON as praetieable df..r seeing
ms hott,e, and before the day appointed for the
bracns the tract claimed; otherwise such cIam will
be forfeited THOS A. HENURICKS
sells Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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Of 80 pages ind lSO plates. Price .
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prehenslve treatise on the duties
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llfe--happy ard fruitful alliances,
mode of securing Observation-Disclosures
and Infertlle unes-theiI DEVIATION
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once so simple, safe, ard effectUsl,
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ar Of section twenty seotions f,-as.- :,

ter Of section twenty !; sections tventv nm. N
twenty eight, inclusive; the west half Of seotion
thirty five, OF township secemt,sn sections ons ~
nineteen, inclusive; the west half of section twenty:
tytwo to tweaty seven inclusive; the east hsif of
section twenty eight; the west half of section twen
yIrrine; sections thirty and thirty one: the west
hall nj section thirty two; the east half of section
thirty three; and sections thirty. four and thirty
hve, OF township eighteen and townshi ps nineteen
twenty, ana twenty -one. OF range four.
sections one, two three, and ten to fifteen inoIul
ave; the northeast quarter Of section twenty two:
sections twenty three to twenty six inclusive; the
southeast quarter of section thirty Jour; and seo
tOn thrty-hve. OF TOWNSHIP pss ecsatsen; sections
one. two and three; the southeast quarter OF see
ZION nine; sections ten to fifteen, inclusve: the
northeast quarter of section twenty -ons sectiont
twenty two to snty seven inousive; and sections
sessions one two, and three the northeast Quarter
OF section four sections ten 10 fifteen, Inoiusive
and sections hirty and thirty FIVE of TOWNSHIPS
niheft<n and townships tUeaty and t,oenty one. Of
L.ands appropriated by law for the use of schools,
military. and other purposes, together with those
swamp and overfowed lands, made thereby unfit
Tor CULTIVATION, II any. granted tn the state by the
act entitled IAN enable the State of Arkansas
And other states to reel aim the swamp lands within
tneIr ,imts, approved September %, lsso. will be
No mineral lands or tracts containing mineral
deposits are to he offered at the public sales. such
rninsraI lands beins exprsssly ercspted and er-
eltdsdyrom safe or other disposal by the require
a5S. entitled IAN act to provide for the survey OF
the public lands in California, the granting of pre-
sTPsIoI lights ths err and for other purposes"
on the days appointed and will proceed in the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shall
have been snered and the sales thus elOsed but no
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks and
NO private entry Of any Of the lands will be admitted
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this sixteenth day of September, ammo Domini one
thousand eight hundred a.. JaHEys 'f SSss1cuANAN
BY the President:
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MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS

TuNHIS WATERING PA CE will be upcn the rec epnn
II of Visitors on tile ION day of June next.
Eastern Slope Of AIeghanlcs near
miles West of Lynrhaufg aud hundred miles Of
RichUond within and halt miles Of the Virginia aud
ita Road from which there Branch Road to
the door Of the Reception House
These Waters have been resored to for by the
people of the surrounding country and since the place
been improved by very large number Of Visitors from
sections OF the ln most OF whom testify
in number al dtseasts
The improvements Of the first order the rooms are
large and and Of them arranged with particular
gard to the comfort and convenience OF Families
Dining Room has been much enlarged season
will be under the Of CHARLES d TuoMp.
Esd of Richmond whose capacity Caterer Is uIuur
passed
the seekers of Health Pleasure this place presents at
fractions sci lon To be with Watering Place sec.
ond to IN the Union.
In addition Railroad facilities by which visitors from
all of the country be brought the
Reception there will be daily Line Superior rour
Horse Coaches. by way q the New River White sulphur
Springs celebrated Salt Lake the Red Salt Green
brier White Sulphur and Sweet Springs.
The Lynchburg Abingdon Telegraph Company hayocon-
Branch III their Line to these Springs opened
a n Office IN the Reception House
Angle provision has been made for tho comfortable
odaon n one Thousand persons andno effort will spared
render their s0Iourn Pheasant and agreeable.
ROBERT II MOSBY, PRIEST,
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Company.
% d m codl wi4jaug
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kass. McNlii.1.EN,
CULsiO,Ns. WHALING a VII.


w no" open anu on 'AhhltIon large ana general nv
j. :, :, 'n' w, ~ 49,. -. ,.,
haHp" AXE tlfi.Ehf GUNS, HOUSEKEEPING a"
800, ~ LIS "r, w.
!" W. 'nN"e 'he '''e,h 81 ' "'u 'l'os ahh '"s'""
''s" t'' l"u'R ms w Il hs Tue trade g'hethHy -,
m"VnNus Nlh'Int MtchNh'S' 'nnfhctfH ana o'h'fs WIZ
hha " 70 'l''' interest 10 Hiyo W. eau Our
''hflhN 'o'pN
"''' ""'l'9 p'th lnpaii.1 y I'VE l'uur' ana our
AMEklN An GOODS -
I'ho. dre' ei IN" hahni"l"'rS eie'i assured 'h't
van 'lo' niue 'eh's any oih' hP"sV ia
'.S "' 'le siaie W" respectfully a'h an s'nhi'"
=" ''"'"""b Nh'n '"h-"l'h li'"h vi o"' s'"VN
Ahl''itS foh ho'Ht hiti'N"
ivory hhiv'S hha FORKS s'n 't''"i 81 pieces
Ivory hh'N'S nhf9 iaf eN'f anh 'la''d f"fts
, nn,h' o'1h' Torn AMI ii',' Knives anu FORKS,
,,,"'S n'n,,' WI eis anu "Nh'
DUCK anu h'hn 90 1t"
,iH.'u "o'e' ! en- anu ''eeoft spoons
iIhl'I yea stt,s III pieces WIN WATERS
i"'n zee '''hes v" ',"l % &C hnth pam anu CHASED
ii"t'u ,ah1','ieNr hiso 'hnheih ana if">s,
itn.'' ,, RUIZ npsh'ls
n''u ,"st",F III every variety. some oIosahi,
ii'ou lNu' i'o'i,f hhd run hhNt4
ii"''', ~, "a" ~, N,ai'H'
fi'on va ''fhs rom To u yard7 VIDE
va ,"n7 ' tla 'ape W hAh"E'nN "nh hoseweodoni"ls
w., ''uc Gwen 7Ph' n,a"'"n, u'IEhs
'" 'paie an" egg ,Nl' 'hlos ana own covers
,''"""''' i,ili"hma an" III hHS 'plh'su'hH,
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ST. LorIs, June ls.--Advtces received here from
Fort Riley state that the 9th inst, the Cheycnnes
Indians attacked and destroyed cmigrnnt train 30
mile west of that place. killing six and woundng
four of the emigrants. Topeka dates to 18th May
states there was quorum in the Legislature which
was busily engaged in perftctiug the County and
Township organizations.
Gov. Robinson sent in message, but it not
acted upon and remains undisturbed.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

FUNfIIS Watering Place avorably known the public,
Will beopened for the reception of visitors the
OF June
The present propretors happy that
nave secured the services, as General Manager of JNO
LEE (of the American Hotel Richmond Fa,) whose long
pconce Ia the Hotel Business and well established
rs gentleman and caterer sufficient that
ny effort viii be made to give satisfaction
The wcrful curative properties of this eff
cacy in all diseases of the stomach Liver, Bowels Nervous
System &c. well attesed by the almos
raculous) which have been effected by ts We
confidence TO all the former patrons Of the place
A complete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has, since last
been added to our arrangements the
visitors Far further particulars refer TO the Cards
found IN II tets Cars Steamboats,,
SPIT ndi line of -Four Horse Coaches will convey visitors
Shaw syie this place 81 miles good road with
only bill between the points.
BRIDGES HOLT. Proprietors.
JOHN =. LEE, Manager.
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n's1 70 I'LL appearance improved wonderfully within
ne 'aS' month We seriously fear, however. that the
uneommony hot, sultry weather of the last few DAYS
WIZ give IL the rust--an enemy no less formidable
,aan The ehinch bug and the joint worm But we hope
Tor The best, Exam iner
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J The Markets.

NEw YopK, June ls.--Four declined; State SO to
-; Ohio - 90 10 $ So southern 81 20 To 81 60
Wheat nominal declined cents. Mixed Corn SO
cents. Virginia SiNrs %.
B,LrMoUE, Jnne ls-flour dull nominnlly 81 to
81 -. Red Wheat ! 20 to 81 10; WhitcSl no to
81 %. Yellow Corn 81 To ~ cts. White ri To SOC
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u COST onf.,hpiat,mg ~ change in busi-
N we have determined offer stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES. HATS, CAPS, TRUNKS, Carpet Bags.
Umbrellas &c AT COST ToR CASH Having been
but snort time. and constantly receiving supplies
best manufacturing establishments Philadelphia assert
men entirely fresh and fashionable but should
found oed behind the will be sold without regard
Inducements offered by rarely met with
and those in of anything in line will do well to give
cali and satisfy themselves the sincerity propo
stion. MCDONALD Il HOOPER
jsl0ts
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SuNNER SCHEDULE.
r-Frzs<-ssss- -f4ETlss.sE-1
49, -
S.enI Supis OHicr vn Il Y u H,
LYSCHRCRa, MAY o, 1857.


LYNCHRURa, MAY o, iT57 )
NN the 10th day JtfNEncxt the Mail and Pas
Trains between LvnchbUrg and B.isto fol-
low:
Bristol 12M lynthburR II +. NJ.
This schedule connects with the Western Trains
Leaving Bristol NJ.
Knoxville ? 20 4. NJ. Of The following day,
Dalto. esp NJ.
Chattanooga 9 p = NJ.
arriving the Junction of the Memphis anu
Charleston and Nashville and Chattanooga Rail Roads at
Of the following day. Thence BY the former route
pssseneers w in Memphis At ~ p NJ and by the lat
will arrive at Nashville at IA a. NJ
Returning the Trains of the Memphis and Charleston Raj
road leaving Memphis $50 A. II reach the Junction AT
Stevenson" Is A NJ of the following day. Those Of
Railroad leaving Nashville at
p NJ reach Stevenson at = \. NJ OF the following day
Leaving Stevenson for Chattanooga at 2a1 n. NJ
Leave Chattanooga 80
pal,.u 1910 "
Knoy,ille 40 r NJ.
a' arrive Bristol AZ H. A NJ ri the following day in time
fnr IN last,ya bound trains al The Va and Yrnn r.
These iucs from IynchurE Memphis form the Western
Of the great through mail between Mem
phis WashiI gton City and the North
The from I'm hung 10 Memphis is tts
hon and RON Memphis To- iynrlburg 81 hours
From I.ynchhu to Naslivil" ~ hours
rron, Nashville =, I. nclburr - hours
Comfortable f Stages vii connect with the trains OF
the Va and Tur CARRYING 10 and from the
aluin sweet Red and Sii sulphur Springs, and
o,bnr Snrines of the vicinity. w. G. SMITH
m. ~ IA Gent Supt
All noners publishing th- Company win please snbsti
tute this for the former advertisement -
r 1yEKpOOL sALT.-iOO sacks in dry and
i lean order in store for sale BY
10 l3ts NJ" LiH !" AIEAANDEh
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serious Riot in New York.

COLLISION BETWEEN POLICE FORCES.
NEW YORK. June II "A sernus riot occ ur.
red IN the Park yesterday, between the rolice
forces, IN consequences of nn attempt made by
body Of the metropolitan" Tor new poleeJ to
arrest Mayor Weed nnd Sheriff w lett. on n
warran, churging them with an assault upon
Chpt C"n"ver. of the Metropolitan police. while
ascending the steps of the City Hall, Tuesday
In the attempt In enter the City Hall, the Me.
t"p"li'an' police were beaten back by the clubs
ct the Mayors police, and many Of them badly
hurt. Captain Dkes. at the ..Metropoiitan." /.
reported MORALLY wounded
The Park filled with nm excited crowd
The Mayor aud Sheriff WIlett subsequently
surrendered themselves and gave security for
their appearance for trial.
The 18th regiment of volunteers was under
Several Of the Metropolitan police were go
badly injured, Us TO render their recovery doubt.
full
This morning the city is quiet. The Mayor
slccumbed 10 III" law. submitting to arrest ON
IA second warrant without resistance.
Mr. Turner, the old street commis sioner
and Bennett, Captain of the Mayors police, were
BIO held to bail.
The City Hall is guarded on all sides by the
Mayors police, nom being admitted but those
having business. Other outa ages are not nppre-
hendrd.
Troops are AT the various armorics ready at a
moments warning for action, if hostilities me
renewed.
SECOND pIspATCH.1
NEW YORK. June H.-Th. immediate cause
or this outbreak was an attempt On the part of ID
ID Conover. who had been appointed Street Com
missioner by the Governor t" take possession of
the rooms occupied in the City Hall by that offi
cer.-Mr G. went into the room but was hustled
out by the ''old' police who recognized no Street
Commissioner but MIR Turner. and the exhibition
of Gov King signature TO Conove,'s appoint.
ment. did not change their views. Mayor Wood
and the old police do not recognize any of the
new city officers or new "Mcirop"i.am. police
= being legally appointed. and from all appear
ances the Mayor and his party will get the best
Of 1.-THE Supreme Court ofthe State met yes
ternay and today. The question of the right of
Gov. King IA interfere with The municipal re gu
laiions OF the city. will probably he taken up.
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FOX TIE SALE OF NEtlRbl.S ONLY.
n ". puu.uuAN ~ 60, solicit the patrOu-
lie ct their friends g'nuraIy md pledge hesclv
h, nudoayorf advance the Interest of all
wing property In their hands ior ssle.
NJ pntan, the scnior the having
the business tor The last 10 years haer hnsc
he give entire satisfaction to all his patrons Liberal
be made Safe and Hostility places pro, ,d
conhnc slaves Hoard Al ~ eta day.
We always be found NJ tho DID stand Wal u Rich
m"nd, Va competent person viii always he nj III"
boat 10 take charge of n"groos On their arrival
II NJ PuLIIAM,
la
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On u ndn

, Tn nednesdhy evening, the 18th instant by the
hets W. II, hInckIe, JoHS ". BRowS to Miss ELISA
bEru ". llARDwlcK all ofthis city.
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Auction NOTICE

'uNuF FIRM OF ftLllAN q DAVIS HAVING nEEN
disau> ell by mutual cOnArnt lth.r uf the
The the settling up
slncss. The books Of the In ia, banda u W
Elmerc ESD who also authorized Ia settle the bus
Al persons Indebted the will please call
Elmore, Eeq q either OF the firm Tor aettlement
h. NJ, PIII1AM
Wall at, Richmond. Va
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GOV RoBlNsoN's MESSAGE NOT RECEIVED.

Nfw ioRK June ls.-rhc city is quiet Gov.
King "rr' ed in this city last night at midnight.
The CAPTAIN of the steamer Fulton has been
rested on charge Of smuggling diamonds 10 the
value of 81 900
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Il TFACIORY IN TIE INIiED STATIS, NOKTH
OR SOUIH-The Factory of Chic aerng a : estat
shed 1893 by Jonas Chkeing andup to the present
has furnished ~ U0 PIANOS For the exhibition OF these
the United and England they have been awarded cev
Gold Medals silver Medals Medals
wher, these trumens have been brought
tition with those If other they have Invariably
taken the highest premium The pianist Thalburg
whose have been clhtng the exhib
its his preference By them ali Persons
wishing g1cd aud liable instrument viii find their
call sell Pianos ae
faeturers prices. WM, i. GREENE Il co.
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Largest Southern Piano Manufa Glory.
GOLD NEDAE PREMIUM
PIANO FOOTE'S!
WILLIAM kSAs.s "a GO.

MANUFACTURERs OF GRAND AND SQUARE PIANO
FoRfEs
Nos l. 3 and NORTH EuTAw ST,
Opposite the Eutsw House.
Have also opened sales atG BALTIMORE STREET
part by Mr. Horny MrCarey Music Store where
shall keep constantly hand fine OF Grad and
P1ANo-FORTES AND MELoDEoNS
Being extensively 'ged in the business will sell either
Wholesale Retail on the most accommodating terms
All Instruments my Manufacture are guaranteed for five
distant orders and rvlrge of exchanging grant.
e a any within six months from the day OF sale
PAYNE y CHRISTIAN. Llnchbnrg, Va. are the Agents
for the sale of the above PGas aud viii sell Them nj the
ufIctnrei'z PRICES lmay ~ dAc!m
u OKwOoD'sTsNCrg vER.TRvuv
~ RIDE AIRED exr SLY Ply sieianS used in 'ebrile
je It's s1ABLER JONES
sTRAW GOODs.-Ny spring and Sum
- supply Of Leporn Panama Scnnetts Marcaibo Paneaf
other Hats boys and babies
Clergymen. lap 2,.t. Z. sEABURY.
HTNsON HOTEs,. AT Cnmrhrii Courthouse.
L LATE JuRDANS HoTEL.-The subscriber having
purchased the above property and taken charge Of it. Intend
put complete repair lie respectfully
from his friends the forme patrons Of ,e house and the rub
lie in general WM. CLEMENT
ian 30-cts-Rcp cory.
nLD line Petersburg mud New lori, Pack
scfr surprise Capt. W J. Cole,
Iamc 't",vn' :. y La,"nrett Jr'
Rcbecca a " woelom.
Ann, a Cote
Bergen, r II Mcgee.
of the above Regular Packets will leave CITY Point
charge made rcshPrng goods from New York t"
any port the United States The Vessels comprising this
Boxes rob-cco from City NV York
others reghs in proportion FL" further Ialcnars enquire
Old Line Petersburg & n York Packets, Petersburg Va
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S,IGAHs ANDCoEFEES.-

~ llhls . and MnscdYadu Sugar,
IS ibls Siuarts Z Sngafa.
- Crushed. pulverizc1 aud Sugars
80 Pockets very superior Old Java tuiitc,
10 lags prime, crop, Rio toifco
10 Laguyra tni't IN store and COR sale Ly
ie - ~ NDWIIN a ALEXANDER
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GREAT ATTRACTION
FURNITURE Sssss1- FURNITURE.

NshkIAW LOOSE, NannfmctmrCr Of the
' hucs style nt faldr Sets. IN uod Mahogany
and Walnut upholstered with SILK, Plush
etc hereby announce IT, thu ezeas Nnchburg ana the
poe generally thai he prepared totuush such In
style anu ptc lutl To- that la,
Philadelphia or Baltimore" thof saving the purchaser the
cost 81 transportation lie k, al-u constantly
manufactures order and Shurk Mattresses and
respectfully solicit, pair mage.
Nar4foom Church bet cen the w,ahinc,n,
House ana M's''nr nan lie Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

NHtFN, the virginia Gard " liter. from
u" bN mango Hotel Richmond has will r.
an IN ia"n Tor few days He be the ASKING.
" HOUSE . ~ he ,laV q. a,i,.
u AND tts. ~Ag.s.-l offer q n iynsclx
- unui the 21h OF August Tract contain.
ing d' atfts nNentCniN situated 1amphr
mead waters Il Failing River immediately on the main
fna o The Courthouse la Concord Depot South Side
,'hrnhd miles dis aut from each place mites from
iShehohe IN good ntiehbrrhood Tins place wa
tered plenty OF timber good portion Land som,
OF Nhe ell set IN grass and good mprON
M IN part OF large tn Dw Cling House Smoke bnuse
hHchen stable large Framed Barn Ilps.s
win STONE chnncys Carriage and lee
&c Is well adapted 10 the ,a crops particularly Wheat,
further description A.,
showing the place 10 wishing purchase II MOI so
before The date above med Mill at tina time be os
" Puoe 3u'ii"h on ihe premises Terms liberal made
KNOWN IN day "f sale. PHILIP +. WITHERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19

Two THE t'a Hg1d'-WhO will bear in mind
That have heen doing business lin this city, nearly eight
boring This time have Sade effort
whatever 10 offer my Sock OF Goods at Cost Suffice
offer TIA" whole Of Stock Of Fancy Staple
Goods strictly COST CASH commencing Monday
10Th continuing until the hole of this vauable
men shall be sold out On the above mentioned terms.
JOHN ABRAHaMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-19
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~ FOR SALT offer tor halo Tract of Land contain
ing b"twocn tb and 1000 acres be dyid In good
rRc Thu buildings good with every necessary he
The land j. inst for Tobacco aui would
the present hand believing Is entirely
much about the would
buy without vpwlnp the tract would refer MIR John II
1yre", "t Lynchhnrg and Cnp VIM. G Pcrrow, of Camp
bell county, whose lands aduin my Mr. John
+ Shelton living the land who will slow tho
wishing 10 buy My address Ia Dan,l', Va. aud will
bo pleased to receive proposals til. ands
Capt Perinw Will give Information that desired
VIII make the liberal na deternInod take
hands Ia Danv lr this the % soil
my Iouse aud Lot on tburch Street a. L. WYLIIE.