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Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

A Blunt CoNcLusIoN.--Th New York Sun
declares clearly, but with great calmness:
We are becoming nation of vain, extravagant
fools. From January LIST to this date we have
imported foreign merchandise TO the value of
one hundred and seveniy-ive millions Of dollars
about fourteen millions more than our imports
amounted to for the same time last year. The
value OF our exports since January lst is about
fifty millions Of dollars. or four millions Of dol
lars less than our exports for the same time last
year. We have run into debt this year alone
about one hundred and twenty-five millions Of
dollars, and by the end of the year our foreign
debt for impaired goods will be much larger.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

He WILL DO TO TRAvEL.--A New York paper
says that one Of the Central Amoicas passengers
arrived in that CRY with very closely trimmed
hair, which he stated he had clipped off himself
before the vessel went down, to save being crap
Piled by the drowning crowd. He must be very
close calculating genius, and will certainly do to
travel
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

'PITCH IN.'-Among all slang phrases, says
the Sacramento Age, we hate the expression,-
pitch in the most. 1t is not fit for battle-cry
at a negro gouging and wool pulling exhibition.
The only instance we ever heard Of in which the
abominable vulgarism was even tolerable, was
where woman undertook TO cowhide q man for
remarking on her chastity. The crowd told her
to pitch ino
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

Two little girls, who rejoced in play houses
and rag-babies, became dissatisfied on finding
that the babies faces 80 easily soiled, could not
be washed They were not the kind of babies
surely /; and they both knelt down together, while
the elder one devoutly prayed. over and over
again - o. Lord give me baby Lord, please
TO give me a baby--a meat baby I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

A BEAUTIFUL THoUGHT.-IIow many, who have
deemed themselves antagonists, will smile here
after. when they look back upon the worlds wide
harvest field and perceive that, in unconscious
brotherhood, they are helping to bind the self
same sheaf.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

. shall not appointa day OF Thanksgiving.
said the Governor Of one Of our States, to com
mitteo who waited on him upon the subject
Well, them replied member Of the Commit
tee. the people will, by common onsent, take
for that purpose the day Of your retirement from
once
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28
The Suffering Poor in the Great Cities.

The condition of thousands of discharged men
and women, in the great cities, begins to excite
intense interest wherever humanity has an advo-
cate or friend. Tables are being published show
ing the number Of persons thrown out of em-
ploymcnt in all the great manufacturing estab-
lishments and II this is SO at the present writing,
when the weather continues to be moderate, what
will it be should the crisis in money matters in
crease, and the winter be n severe one
We are happy to understand that steps are be-
lag taken by some of the Masonic societies to ey
tend that relief for which Masons are so we'll
known and we venture to express the hope that
this good example will be widely followed.
There are thousands of organizations of lite
rary and social nature, not to say benevolent, in
this city, which have accumulated large sums by
contributions from their members Would il not
be well for these societies to think of the propri
ETY. OF sparng something out Of their surplus for
the general charity.
The condition OF the New York laboring class.
es will be ascertained when reading facts like the
present.
A. NJ. & r. Davies, 395 and 397 Broadway, have
discharged $40 girls and 10 cutters
f. Mills, 81 Chambers street. has discharged
800 girls and cutters.
Brodie, Canal street, has discharged l2i girls
and cutters.
Mckenzie Canal street. has discharged 90 girls
and 2 cutters
Isldore Bernard, Grand street, has discharged
420 girls and cutters.
NJ. Bell, 80 Canal street, has discharged 90
girls and 2 cutters.
s. NJ. Hendricks, Eighth avenue, has discharged
65 girls and cutters.
Here, then according to the Evening Post,
were some seventeen hundred cloak makers,
chiefly girls thrown out OF employment on Friday
last, Oruly a black Friday for them,) just as the
winter is about to close in and at period when
the articles OF life are intrlnslcaly and relatively
dear. Here is real distress Here is grief more
poignant than that experienced by bank directors
and railroad operators. The depression OF tho
Michigan Southern, and the assignment Of the H.
linois Central. In point of the real suffering sus
tained is no touch to the bitter disappointment
of these seventeen hundred unfortunate girls.
The failure of John N. Genin, the celebrated
halter, throws hundreds out of employment that
of the Harpers turns loose eight hundred hands.
while an immense aggregate. beyond the reach Of
means OF calculation, is made up from hundreds
of other falling firms.
The condition of this class, and the fact which
will soon become obvious, that somcbOdy must
provide for them, should stimulate all business
men who yet maintain foothold, to take mea-
sures to obviats the present distress, by pushing
the wealth OF the West toward tide-water
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

A CORRESPONDENT wants to know, in case the
Great Eastern steamship can't come over the bars
about Sandy Hook, what the reason IL that the
people won I let The bars down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

IT IL said that four cavalry regiments lately
embarked from London for the East Indies, were
provided with Sharpe's American breech-loading
carbines.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28
RHEUMATISM CURED.

WEAvERvILLE Der. 2S, 1857.
This is to certify that | have been afflicted
with rheumatism for four years, being confined to
my bed three or four months each year. In that
time have tried several medical men, but with
out doing any benefit, until was advised TO try
Doctor All Foo, Chinese Doctor of Weaverville.
who has been prescribing for me for the past two
weeks, and am happy to state that | am now
able to get around, and feel that in the course of
a short time shall be entirely we'll. have no
hesitation in recommending Doctor An Foo to
those afflicted with rheumatism feeling confident
that he will effect permanent cure.
WILLIAM W. Low.
Oct 3lA, 1857. Iliw
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

KIND WORDS can never die
Cherished and blest,
God knows how deep they lie
Stored in the breast.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

THE Press, the Pulpit aud the Petticoats.--
The first spreads the news. the second the Cos.
pei, and lbc last 'prcal all over the sidcN ak
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

How TO Write FOR NEwsPAPERs.--l. Have
something to write about.
2. Write plain, dot your IL, cross your t's
point your sentences, begin with capitals
3. Write short, to the point stop when you
have done.
4. Read 1t over. abridge aud correct it till you
have got it In the shortest possible space
s. Pay the postage.
These rules observed will always insure the
publication of an article, and what is more desi-
rable to the writer, will secure its being read.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

JuI1us.--Wby am de beloved OBJ mg heart
Miss Dinah, like a kind OBJ cloth dey make in Lo-
we'll
| don't know, niger. why y
Cos she's an unbipached she-ting =
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

ORNANENrAL FREr-WoRx,-The eyes OF the
one you love after crying spell
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

A CONTEMPORARY inquiries if the young ladies
of the present day are fitted for wives. We con
slider it much more important inquiry whether
they are fitted for husbands.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

WEALTHY PRINTER has been discovered In
India. The British Geological Society are ma
king preparations to catch him.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

THE Syracuse Standard says that one Of the la
dies on board the MiDnehaha, at the pic mic re-
Gently, exposed her under skirts during the show
er- On the back Of the skirt was printed in cir
Gle, In large blue letters Extra Genesee, 40
pounds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28

MAN often weeps in his sleep. When he ava
kens, he scarce remembers that he has shed tears.
so regard life. In the second, thou wilt no Ion
ger know that thou hadst wept In the first.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1857-11-28
VOL. II.
THE TRINITY JOURNAL

II w - n u IT
BOOK, AND JOB PRINTING ESTkBlIS ISHMENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

We lrlr1 lint efforts ARE being made with every
prospect OF success. 10 cndcr the Hon. Vim l.. Mar
cy ihe compliment ofa public dinner in Baltimore, rs
evidence ot The approval entertained for his
Just and eihanikc administration of the duties of
the Office of secretary OF state in connection with
relations To fore IN countries. The matter is in the
hrrl, al number Of merchants engaged in the for
"a trade and it - to he hoped TINT Mr. Marcy may
fad il coz. cuent TO accept the compliment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

III NsfENS 4 VI
u llIES-IItoNAS HOPE n co, Nc li2 CHAM
BEERS STREET NEW YORK, Established ls2o) mpor#
tfrs H Dealers an d"scnt Rare Old Madeira, Shcr
~ and iorl Wines Finest Old Ia dies superior Old Jamai
81 FraN and Antigua Rum Old Holland Gin, and every
variety If hne Imported aud domestic Liquors.
tiI,MphGNT-A iaS Sutaur Muet 4 thaudon and >iumus
lmpot Cabinet and AvRruaY, llrisuk aud Other brands
lNII AID SArlliNt- HcluhuF Chateau MarEauN. cha
team Lahife Leusic Larose, MasauN AMI ST Julen tn -
taau aud if7ut Nantorurs
HOOK NINEs-ef Jpbannesbcrger Macohrunner, Rudcs-
heimef llnekirincr sparkling liocN and Mosec.
SkGAS-of all the choicest varieties, Ecgantes kega1s.
CoHrthS, Operas, Pressed and Ctninuncs.
IuEflGN IRTITsuf H kinds Ralstus Almonds pruncs
~ rs AND CofIFf>-aiio OF the tincst qua ties
hAns AID ToN6r Es-Burn-tt n, Virginia and Westphall
Hams, SHiat,l and Picked Tongues.
GhsiilN III rrtR-in Ifkns. Tubs and Stone Jars.
fohtiGN l1etitSStuo,s, tatsups Sardncs. tapcrs OIL
ives.
lHtsfnNfs-Eas and West India and Domestic. And ull
AID general asslm"nf of every variety 81 Zinc GroeeIirs
ily
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observation-disclosures CARDS

ES r. Ags4., tiin1phc, tat LAW, t.Inchh"tg u,
T. '#r.aaN. al hts tI1 vte the room the store
ot l. tHp'a,. opposite tlo haus of Nutuh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

We shn,Vsu'r aud ss"tniI slroCcr-,
GOWN ~~iuS - rottN NRDlNG NEl,HlIANl=, aud
urauui1aIrltrsat SNpkINti ANb tHlNING TOBACCO,
AZ she fI St1ui IT N"tsrHla J"r4 hNS StHrf lfNtu
utfH0 VIII ris pass. u1au ale Ut FLOUR
VIII A. CORN. BNGp& LANh. III FIR, - Liberal
attlue- Mi 10 taa 1u n ,an,a uuent when required
IaI.iat~a unl= tpuAu NIufIui Al.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09
eneer who has accomplished it in the face of the for
mdable obstacles"

AN EoIroR IN LucK-The Editor of the Richmond
Christian Advocate has been presented with spank
ing suit Of clothes
u would submit with patient resignation to simi-
lar treatment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

SAD AoelDGNr.-We are panied to learn that Mrs.
Ann Adams, wife Of K. y. Adams, met with an acc-
dent ON Tuesday m,t Of most painful fnoi danger
Gus character Mrs. \. was standing with her back
the fire place when her clothing touk fire. Aid
soon came TO hand but not until Mr. Adams very
bllIv hnrnel.- }lelerielyllNg XtoLl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

EoE tSes The sndics can iud ut ). W.T.
u liAMN n ) ms the finest and beautiful set Of
ira complete offered in this Together
s"me sts" vcN hus Roman Mosaic aud Pearl Cameo and
fti tura of the beautiful description Also
Nery hne Mourning aud Second Mourning latest
style winch hoy hasr opcned ani would be glad
T. the tsNrrS "f he hra tifn' tsi he
nice lot ~ Silver Gohlets Mugs, Mustard Guns Salt
Stands Ntpin Rings SPOONS every description Chulruns
TOYS. 4 g. just received and winch they oler cheap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

SHOOTING AFrAIR--A correspondent Of the Rich
mond Dispatch, w"iting from u1iensville, Gooch,nd
county, says:
"Yesferlay.a man named Micajdh We'll y, was shot
by notorio9s voue,,. namcd Betty Mat Lowry. The
shot took effect in III. thish The hip, and the
man is moi expected t. live
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

,;,,l,t i, a orptt civ Ike this SprootIIy. When
they do. they should be cautious who they ret 10
show, ,bc,n home and thirdly the notice shaiIl1 en-
NAV. Ivory uossihic means for errpiipr ont nil such
'rnandrci; :, The above
S,n AFF,p-SrIclDE OF 4 MINl&rrR take
tho too,yin account from me Wonlstofk
Tonb J.,,ag
"On returnin, from a visit to his friends IN Rich
,,rnd Two weeks AFRO Rev Join Howard the worthy
md highly esteemed pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in this place cX hibifcl strong SYMPTOMS of
mental 3cr.,oeilett II may bc urourr IA stale that
Mr. H. was II man OF delicate constitutions - ripe
scholar and hhorious student sclpntary in his hah-
its, and il Is believed for some time lad used 10.
bacco to excess; indeed for several DAYS he had chevy
ed an incredible amount OF tobacco These facts
farm The la.. Of The ,oo>t lt.ble causes Of his IA
tai and affecting p1ala,iy.
Nh, Howard had a morbid couccptoo as Ire cx-
messed It tlat he had been commissioned 10 warn
mrp ,l,at the indictment Vs ncnr If land and 50 in
tenn WINS he Innn the ,c,ornt!i slul,nt of what he be-
Hcycl to hp The command of hi, N t,cr that he could
scarcely he indncei In itrr rest ar retire rcnt
Int went Ge,n house to bonsp DELIVERING, his solemn
message, quoting several passages of scripture per-
~, ,,,a or,r IL. b,otfory uhol,,a
hacr iuE,,,,cl nfbis ro,,i,i,,n arrived ON Rtrh
,oo,l onl accommodated hy r,l AIhnr, nro,pela3
i,nn,ed,tpi,, ia tnnntnn With him where II cv ar
,i,ed On : bltb morning I'olcr ,be Iel,. ion tha,
,boso nIe,on had mn rioL, to int, r,rc with him in
Lis ,pn,l Mr. II bacen,o aun ra.tivn and nngntnr,,
ohe II was bonrl mat under The inIicions treat
mont of the nj ,I4 Asylnn mr. ,ynnt ac,in
I rss,oral T., tb, bs,, of his 3crnly ,,Ii,e9 f'n,i
RI, l,.l L,,, ,,,s,ari,s arc ~. l,si,,,. ,itba,
an viz ia. lr,i I,,. .,h,.e ,.,Ts arc ,ost
q, ii ,,,, - ,I,is lri sl,l homo ~, not In he ron
iiztl Tho l.c,rafaI Lasrt Of his stricken
oo,,,,;,, ~, r., ro..;-., , hmm ,,,r,1 A. Ia
Ts.o,G y" f ',,(, ,r linn, NJ
Howars r,on was visited md bc seemed 10 he res
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

LiE BLUE RIDGE TuNNNL.-We understand, says
inc ".patch that by the LIST of July next the Blue
"'age tunnel will be completed, so to afford free
Paas'ge 10 Inc cars In speaking of this tunnel the
National Intelligencer Justly remarks that it sis a
work crrdilable to the State of Virginia, which has
designed IL and to the skill AMI efficiency ofthe en-
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,STss Va. VstsHB.E,


" III continue p'atieein ihrc unuos" Amherst be
Caurhri and In CIV 81 Iyuchlnff
oe. i'm Norrs lhi' oR uear,y opposite tar oioc "' II,
.\l5,H5lt lnay =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

EbH SAIL =laNmg htiodto soil on tho premises. Ia"
f'rt ct l5 At ia conveyed To trustee by tea
fceeN NJ D. Will sttNelv He thu saturday. the
March, lshf ~ II otluek \ Nj the
Market lluzu IN the ttN of lNnrhhnR Tho wood potion
having been divided 10
va,D viii h. ssi lots taau purchasers upon credit
tud la mouths The balance
embracing the oren laud with small portion of wood
5u III hn snl together CREDIT at t. annd h. months
1s lnud being within miles al lynchhufg truly val
u,lp and we'll mrrits tho attention purchasers Iorsons
Nng plots Of the Land viii rnn the nhee Of Nnu-
nlackrrrl WM. 4. NANCEI,
IN l5IAn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

EDIAsTERsNG! The an.
dersgned have formed opartnershp for the purpose
conducting Pasteug Business in III its branches both
and country They will execute work the most
reasonable the best and TO give
satisfaction in every Instance.
They will receive in few days lot Of the most fasiona
BILE and PATTERNS for ORNAMENTAL WORK and
viii all times be prepared to execute jobs pertaining to
By prompt attention to their duties and faith
full of ali work entrusted to them they hope
ceve liberal share of the public patronage.
Orders from the country will be promptly attended to- Ad
dress PETER G. AkERS,
adm JOHN W. JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

FATAL AcclUENr.-Dn the End utimo, an infant
Child Of Jno VI. Cogar, of Saltck, BtaXton county,
A. fell into n kettle of water which his mother had
Just set oil the fire. The child died in about forty
eight hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

okEhavng been thoroughly ovcrhanled andnow CON.
pec order have resumed HER places the line To New York
The JAMESTpNN, Captain PARlsH, leaves Richmond
every Tuesday afternoon at clock f,r New York and
Point same evening after The arrival Of the Cars from l. ne
burg ard Pet rshugr, touching only at Norfolk.
The ROANOKE taptian SKINNER leaves city Point
Saturday morning after The arrival of the Cars Peters
burg foi New York touching n Norfolk.
Passengers by til" South Side Road leaving Lvnchbug
TUESDAY and Friday Will connect III the steamers
at city Point
assagc and Fare from LyuchbVrg New York by either
Ship 81; Storage Passage only -.
For further information aPIlY 10
LEE, JOHNSON 4 co.
m New arlsN Va Sfplu a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

ANOTHER FIRE ALARM--Bcfore the excitement cans-
ed by the last fire had abate the ringing OF bells and
cry OF lire again brought citizens to the street
but the alarm turned oat II he ftse-ua new depre-
datons of the destructive clement being dscoyerabe.
We are having enough OF realities in that way now,
withoEt unnecessary alarms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

The WASHINGTON SoLD.-We learn that this popa-
lar hotel has changed owners--pr Shelton, OF Nelson
county, having purchased it Of Maj Lcfwieh The
price ptid was SO ooo. Tae essces, Messrs Snead
Il Clark, have several years OF uneNptred time yet
and VIII, suppose coaiape to coudlet the estab-
lishmcnf.
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

wrs<) GASEuENNARE, CHINA ANDGD
6AGLASS-SrliING, 1a57-W WILLIAM n BUT.
~ LEii IMPORTER ~ MAis STRICT, RICH l
NS NoNn W, is now receiving per ships "Andrt w -
Faer aud Am,rea' full supply OF hnglish Goods of
pattoe3 aud from stons Manufactures aud Auction Trade
Salrs this large stock of French China
Looking Gassas Casters and Fancy Goods, which
al sale upon tho most favorable terms
Tito merchants o. Virginia. North CAROLYN, and Tennessee,
are ,ted 10 eSamne his stock of goods
Special pains taken pack all goods securely and orders
tfuGltly Allied mar 3-d2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

III" Ndianal utcllgeneer states tint cS Sen.
at'r Adanl-, Of Mississippi, Is about 10 remove
10 MrnIhI-, tennessee, Ia practice law. lie
has li|,al viii c,et lpdicial station IN the for
mer Stair aud acted well hi part ia the Nation
al teanei.. hay ny served in both House. with
Gl,lliy and usefulness. lie cannot fail IL win
legafd a9l t-te,m in his new honr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

SrlLL ANOTHER FlBgi-We are called upon to re
cord the occurrence OF still another fire in our cry
About O'Clock Saturday evening the alarm was
given and seeking the fire il proved to be at
Mr. Thomas Moormans in the Western part of the
city His stable aud icehou,e were both found TO be
on fire aud were entirely destroyed. Loss not very
heavy. Thii is the third stable which has been burnt
here in two days-thc first two Of which were evil
IDENTIFY the work of incen3iaries, but the last WAS in
all probability accidental. The frtmen are hayinsa
lively time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-03-09

NEW CONCERN.-The undersigned, ON the
~ LIST January 1851 entered into partnership for the
the Pasterng Business under the style
aud name of LONG HICKEY and they assure the public
they well prepared work in of the Orna
Plain also Stuccong done In
coors suited different building materials now In use
We need only add that all work, whether new or repairing,
will be executed with dispatch Orders from distance will
meet our prompt attention. - 500
JNO LONG,
5.d&clm JNO. s. HICKEY.
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ritv anO state Affairs.

A.arueR FlRE.-The cry offre, again, rang along
=. s,reefs saturday morning about oclock-start-
ia, sIeepers from their beds and bringing them with
sr steps in search of the of eonhagration 1t
'aa to be on the premises of D. PAYNE, Conr. street
I,n5 when the crowd reached the spot his stable
vas found to be euseopcl in flames, which, together
,sh COW house was entirely destroyed. The kiteh-
IN also caught, bat cNtiugusbel before serious
~ damaged by the miefttieabe Efforts Of hose
men and others. In the stable was a new buggy,
which was burnt. and the building being good one
the DR. has sustained considerable loss. But hai the
flames not been arrested where they were his dwell
ling void inevitably have gone 50 he may congra,-
uIatc mself rs fortunate. This fire. rs also the one
of the night before beyond lou5; the work ofeu
ilecndi rg and every effort should be made to detect
the wretch before other victims to his Vie naehna-
tons ara NJ de.
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A Fine Negro Girl for sale a hire. AppI, ut
~ mar Its LANGnORNF 4 W .IKl'pfS


A tsHtE t.aR.-fhc Hn'icrsisned beg leave o
- inform Their friends and the pubic that they have
lshod COMMISSION Hot sc Ia the city of RICHMOND.
be conducted b, the Junior solh rauul STYLE
and firm Of WM PAMELA 60.
lh'R have arcd an un' in Sho sho, WMc IIous Build
ing and will bn prePlrod receive cnu~euents FLOUR
WHEAT, corn, TOBACCO and Agricultural Products
generally after The 18th al the month All orders
Can,'8mueHts viii meet prnult and faithful att,ntiuu
The lousc in Petersburg Will be under tho
Wm lannil "hois about resign the Presidency the
South Sie Railroad Company. aud who Will devot his uud
Nded ,pual attention Auction and General Commits
sion business Of PANNILL a son.
WM pANNIIIA
mr.. .H44s \
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Ia pufchna"la of Plano Forea to take Instru
trial motdur what say of their quality be-
lore paying for them
Twenty experience satisfies minds.
and could got fifteen hundred persons
I'm The upuun thHt establishments North South
5hl5 furnish better cheaper, Instruments than do
II dia ". =. NASH
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n t.fsWOfs " NNNTD.-Fbr sWb-Gr ibVr
tmuos in market Tor NEGROES ot both soSca, hcwc
ier Of 10 aud 20 yenrs. including Mechanics such
ERcamits and tatpeute mud VIII tho highest
h., mces In cash lis office newly erected brick building
1t Lynch immediately OF tho Farmers
HUH, whote hoh prepared thayinR erected buildings
,on) to board nn,oes sent Ia lyuehhufg for sale 9th
rta Ia moderate terms aud keep them II
thy wsu placed In the Jail OF tho Corporation.
may tedSely SEril WOODROOF.
EpsRE SALAD OIL, just received.
tch u bNrts SrAUi.Ei \ JONES