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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-06

"A DRY JUSTICE.-ln the good old
town of Milford, Connecticut, where the
elm trees are covered with moss, or
something like it, and the people are so
quiet and stay at home that some of
them have never been out of the town
since they were born into it, there lives
a dry, sly old justice of the peace, named
Higgins, who will have joke when
ever he can even when dealing out JUS
tice according to his notion of right and
wrong-for its but little of law Squire
Higgins knows. The other day loaf
cr was tried before him, and the bonds
were required for his appearance at the
next county court
"Who is your bond p demanded Hig-
gins of the culprit.
Il am, sir said loafer No. 2, step
ping out from the crowd and looking
enough like the prisoner to be his broth
or.
Higgins the justice, eyed him for a
second or so, and thundercd out, eve
didn't ask for a vagaLond, its another
article We want; you won't answer at all.
You can go
He went, and loafer No. 1 went to
Jail.
sea-An old bachelor editor down
East, gets off the following subjoined
i'll natured hits at the women. An ex-
change says that he was probably Tilted
in his youth:
at is woman and not her wrongs,
that ought to be re-dresscd.'
''The greatest organ in the world, is
the organ ofspeech i'll woman. 1t is
an organ without stops"
Madame de Girardin is moro than a
match for this crusty cynic, when she
says:
Of hundred men, you find one
witty; of a hundred women, you may
find one stupid
na- -Unsophisticated Boy-:-Mamma,
papa is getting very rich, is'nt he ?''
Mamma don't know. Why,
child?''
Unsophisticatcd Boy Cause he
gives NE so much money. Almost
every morning, after breakfast, when
Sally is sweeping the parlor, he gives
me siXpence to 90 out and play.
Sally received short notice TO quit.
HB~A shrewd old gentleman one said
to his daughter, "Be sure, my dear,
that you never marry poor man; but
remember, the poorest man in the world
is the one that has the money and moth
ing else
There is much truth in this, and we
commend it to the ladies.
''Sure, and I'm heir to a splendid cs-
tate under my fathers will. When he
died, he ordered my elder brother to di-
vide the house with me; and my St.
Patrick he did it-for he took the inside
himself, aud gave me the outside
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-08-06

''Sure, and I'm heir to splendid cs-
tate under my fathers will. When he
died, he ordered my elder brother to di-
vide the house with me; and my St.
Patrick he did it-for he took the inside
himself, aud gave me the outside
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

ADDsTlONNLE EsoM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF TIE ARAGO.

New York, May l5.-rhc steamer Arngo ar
rived to-day. from Southampton ON the 9th, with
1913 passengers aud $IS5,0OO in specie.
The Black Sea squadron, under Admiral Lyon
arrived at Malt. FROM fiipoIi, with slave ship,
SEIZED at fehrrnaya, and the slaves liberated.
Milford Haven has been selected the point
for the steamship Great Eastern.
The Queen of Spain Is IN the fourth month If
her pregnancy.
The Austrian cnbinet haye been defeated aud
resigned, aud new one formed.
Sir John Rawsdcn has been appointed Under
Secretary of War of Great Britain.
Admiral Brhrrns, Of the Russian Squadron, Is
expected in Agiers.
The general election in France for members
Of the corps legisati is fixed 10, the 2l- Of
June
Among the pa scngcrs by the Arag" ara J
J. Wise, E.q.. the Secretary Of Legation at Ia
ris and Mr. Ghu~e Vice. Consul Mt Paris.
MARTINEZ De La Rosa has been chosen Pre,i-
dent of the Spanish Cortes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

New ioRs, May Is he Times Utah CORES.
pendent details the recent "uirages AT Sail LAKE
city, where bend If armed Dalnt.. entered tn.
Tinted States Court room, while III" Count sss
IN session. and by threats of personal seleno"
eomprl'ed Jndgo Stiles TO adjourn the Comt
sjre die.
lha 1a1ge. previous % submitting, appealed
t. bingham Young Tor protection, hat that fane
honar. replied that he would not interfere. but
let the hays have their own wav. iar the Court
Ind alfeadr given h IN too much trouble.
The great II excitement rNi-ted a. the Nor
mons VII we'll ures ]. aud rhfea en,d mo,t dis
graceful violence Jpn The "tenties, especial
~ the nittd States sur, eyer Genernl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

UYANE uow open aul or illiou large and general
q safuH.uluf
HARDWARE tEItli} GlNS. HOUSEKEEPING Ar
HOLLIS, A..
r. viii tif Tire f''dHu - fha uii friends and custom
tho Hone, il "a. fI. tfttp Etiu,Tuiiy-
Merchant I.Iurrs. Mechanic t#utrntiurs and others viii
hnd 1t fatlIr inf.rssff. lI,,. l# t#taal Out
IDhLIGN GOODS
have mostly boon imported 8 ilia liHusr, ana
AMERICAN GOODS
purels Manufacturers We feel assured hn
W. en- n,t fezats uu-url asze1 by any other House
TIN Side We specially ask summation
oftbe following ARTICLES which constitute portion Of Stock
AIIfI. rUl, NOT #sI.RItriNG
Tg4,r4 Lt... .lfuI I#5Its ii Otis II pieces
ts5re k.i.,. -ai5= f.I SILVER and Plated Forks
HIM to.,l tioI1 AMI Buuo knffes mud Forks
Isafs L,,l,. catx,fs and I,rks
lBp,I and u.. si5
Plated ,hlo La ard Desert Spoons
Plated Ton ~..ff. in T. pieces. " 1yaitars
Ia. H., l,Ts yi lt,uhs A. 9th plaln and RI, .rd
Patel ,nd.ztteI#s= nl 50 SHUTTERS and Trays
Plated T,.l INsI#s
IIlH.d a-Ut- ia every variety. same elegant,
plt.d li.U. EgitaT Al / ran Knives
Patel Slt si4ni4
II5or O.t q j.. .I- tom Ia yards vide,
OIL ots l liz. Ial5a 10 Mahogany and Rosewood color.
oH=lahl. I. t,trs #a54n, beautiful te,ilns
Jfa kecs liaii#z and Vegetable B-"s and Dish
49, al l l.. audi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
WAsniNGroN, Nav II. is57.


Despate hes have been received from England
stating that the position of our government. as
laid down in the reply of Gen. Cass ~ Lord Ma
pier, relative 10 Chinese affairs. is entirely salts
factory To- the British Cabinet. The statement
of the London Post. that the request England
made to our government was for peaceful Co OPP
GRAFTON is erroneous. JOINT armed intervention
was asked for and decidedly declined. Oar gov
eminent agreed to CO operate by repre- >entation
and joint remonstrance; and this is believed to
be satisfactory to England, it WAS obviously
the only proper course for US 10 adopt.
A request for recall has been received by the
State Dcpnr'mcut from Mr. Cass. our Minister ut
Rome. Ibis makes the fourth Mini. who has
desired to be recalled. OF Mcssrs. Nroom, Owen
and Belmont, have formerly advised, Neither
Slidell nor Belmont are applicants for foreign
appointments.
All the foreiun appointments to be made this
week will not exceed sixteen: most of the others
are TO lay over for time. The appointments
will be of the best men, regardless of their State
residences. This has been decided within
the last two days One full mission will be
given to New York. 1t will be offered to either
Mr.. Dickinson to Judge Parker, of Albany.
This you nny rely upon.
Dispatches from Mr.. Forsyth. received yes
terdav at the State Department. announce the
disappointment of the Mexican government at
tn. return o the late treaties, and that til" posi-
ton of President Comoniort is very precarons.
He intilnated no wish to retnrn, and the govern
ment have not decided whelhcr they will recall
Gen. Herran returned here Saturday. aud
called upon the President and Secretary of State,
He has received advices from the new admins
tra,ion OF B.cota and hops to he able 10 initiate
snti.factory arrangement of pending difficulties
with New Granada. Advices have been ieceiy-
ed at the State Department that no distnrha
is anticipated on the lsthmus. The sl""p Of.
war Saratoga sails tomorrow from Norfolk Tor
A-pinwa and goes from there to Greytown 10
protect American interests on the Nicaragua
transit route A ship has also been ordered
from Panama to San Juan del Sur.
Com. Kenrney has been appointed to command
the Navy lnrd at Brooklyn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
LATEST NEWS
Fe.. bay. Lister tro.. E.v.r..

QUEBEC Any Is The steamer Anglo Saxon
hns arrived here with Liverpool dates 10 the 9th
inst.
Cotton.- Cotton was finn and generally ~
Changed. Sales of the three days 20Uou bales
Brendstntfs. -Bfeadstufs quiet. and all qaal
ties slightly advanced.
PROVISIONS Provisions qui, and prices oepz
orally unchanged
MONEY MARKET, The money market is slight.
ly easier. Consos 93ia93s.
GENERAL NEWS
There are rnm"rs at an extensive conspiracy
having bee. discovered in spain
The "ticer, of the expedition agaiust Mexico
are embarklng from Madrid. The text of the
Queens speech respecting Mexico. says "Dir
iomatic relations with the Mexican K, public had
been Interrupted, but it is hoped 10 lne only tenn
porary. The Mexican government aud nation
had already began to find that they will not coun.
tehance these acts rs contrary 10 Justice and hu-
mhmtv By allowing them Ia go unpnnished. and
tnat they, will not uhlige Spain to whom they are
united by 81 many bonds, to exact Il repara ton
for such ouiragps.
Generals Santiago Medina and Ganido will
command the expedition against Mexico.
Russia removes her prohibition of the export
OF gold from that empire.
The Russian treaty with Japan opens the ports
OF Sn"da, llnkodada and Nangasaki to Russian
commerce.
Th" Queen of England's speech WAC anlicipa.
ted with mt Ms" interest, rs { was thought That
MIR. R'ebnek's threatened amendment wouId be
carried.
The Manchester Art Exhibition was opened
with great ceremony.
The Papal government makes n further Ieduc
tlon of the duties on textile fabrics.
The Dnni.h ministerial difficulties continue.
The French journal asserts that Lord Elgin
tie British Ambassador Ia China will demand II
renewal of the treaties with that Country. with
au extension of commercial privileges to three
other port, beside the five already mentioned
Also the establishment of English military posts
at all the cities where English Consular agents
reside aud the erection OF forts at Canton, Shang
bal and Hong Kong
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, May "a, M.-Red Wheat s.a
o. white .. %. Western Canal Flour ;29an:'ns;
southern ;}o,e:}l,; ONO 32-a:}3-. Mixed Com
81. 9Ga;},5,: yellow 30, 6ln37> I'll.
Beet l. quiet but firm. Pork is dull. Bacon
Is dull IaIi is heavy al 63s.
Resin is firm at IS. Tnlpentine is steady Mt
go.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

LARGEST SroCK EVER KNowN:-Tho stock of
Rio Coffee at New Orleans Wednesday the
largest ever known in that city. 1t amounted in
round number. To one hundred and twenty nine
thousand bugs, including lightweight thousand
in the CITY. and forty thousand five hundred ON
board six Rio vessels lying at the Quarantine
Station below.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
ApDojutnrnt-AHair-w with New a;rcnndn-N Nm :

WAsulXGroN, May l6.-Rev Charles A. Da
Wis Of the Southern Methodist Church has been
appointed chaplain in the Navy. Mr.. Davis
was recently pastor Of Trinity Church, Rich.
mond.
It. Aston of the Isl Dragons has resigned
Don Herrun, New Grenadun Minister express.
SEES the belief to the State Department that the
little affair between his government and the
United States will be "amcably adjusted
The L. S. soop of war Saratoga has been or
dered to Grey tOwn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
sknlnaIed Annni II I'm eaai

New York NAV l5th.-The Washington cor
RESPONDENT of the Times says that Charles Nell.
yaine. nephew of Bishop McIIvnine goes out a-
private secretary to Gov. Walker, and that the
War Superintendent has assigned Maj. D-as and
Lis. Carr and Walker as the Governors military
aids.
He states also that Judge Drummond, now il
Washington will be rendered tho Govcrnorsbi p
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

NIRGINIA.-I" Campbell County Court. May
Tho Court appoints IN. follow Ing named and
Officers Election be held County
the 't Ihfday OF t present month AS provided aud re-
DIsrRiCr No.i--Jotn u. Alexander VIM. A. Clement
Edwin H. Page George ioe and Josiah Shepperson
Of them. John + Jordan, Officer
DISTRICT No. Al Pdnifus calvin Ford, John Rucker
Joduthan Carter Charles II Mourmau and David Payne
II Bprfons C,srk W Widman, Geo Vermillon. s S
Hisman, Breckenridge Con aud Micnah g Norman any
of them Lewis &. Dowdy, officer.
DISTRICT No al NtD Loadon.-Edward Carter, Peter
Hunter Robert Saunders, Iltanah aud William Haas,
two more of them. T.. Echols, Officer
Arnoldfon- Niche, Chas Anthony, VIM a. Lee
Moses Arnold and WIN a. Lee any of them
ID II. Arnold. officer
DISTRICT Ne 4-At Hasiepoods -IIcnry ". Adams, VIM
II Pearnan, Drury c. Norman John A. Bankenshp and
Van Il "ey orapy two OF more Of them. A NJ Goodman
At Maryspiie-Jno r. Dobney Joseph Edmonds Philip NJ
Payne, lioeomhe Organ and Benz T. Pear4ah e. &. Har
DIsrlucr No 5-Iamcs 7 Hurt VIM. L. Graham, A. w
Smith Thos Betterton aud Jamei 7 Galloway two
more of th1n James Terry, Officer.
DisTmCT No. b-At A0~iia's h y. Hancock. VIM. A.
poorr Wood Jones Thomas II Franklin and Boln Cock
any Of them. Adam Clement. Jr, Officer.
~ DjnViddies Philip Mithers, Barnet Tweedy Smith
7. Twecdy aud Daniel : Evans two more Of them
DISTRICT No - A Thorahar. Shops. Duguid, jesse
Thorahi, VIM Cough, James i.ndsey and James ID Gard
any two them John Martin. Officer
A T'rgs,-Wm. T. Nsn.ey, Jesse I. Diugud, NJ $. Lang
horne Robert C. McAlser and e. wnfree, any
more Of them. VIVA. A Horton, Officer.
DISTRICT No. a-Piortrs Uor,hopse--sam W. Shelton
1hos + Norman John Murrel, WIN. A. Read and Gran
vile Jordan two of them Jacob IL Robinson
Friend. Warshon" james NJ Cobbs a. b. Fucker, John
Tanner. seth Woodroof and VIM y rsaerro any two
o Of them. James a. Roy ALL Officer.
Aud that Poll opened the day In
District No l. for the election of iii
occasoncd by the of John e. ard from the
said District and for the election Of Constable in sa DISTRICT
iii the vacancy oecasionad by the resignation of James
Morgan and that Poll be opened in District No for the
election Justice of the Peace to fill the
| ed by the RESIGNATION Of Georse w dhSrnnl,l r,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

BA=NM II MOSBN.


V Ut is'FFt Es0t ~, AND sOr Al AIC-
ii'N 'n l5d7t afternoons the 2}nd, will sell with
'nifats t7i siaa li"a miilmg the enrner Of Isl
Nf1Hi ahl j III s.. ultn.ltt Martins Warehouse The
lleusf n.N #f farHr having lately had another sto,v
sdi aud h".. 81 =#H l lu, Wy best style There "
Mi scout " HfH tr i taFelher with all necessary
ne5se= t'.u.a aud u.,1e RnaNn at sale
fHzfi# .t OBJ. TH#t G. K PHELPS,
Aui#r
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4 UsTuN ". TssIlss.E,
4 nIA hsOGEG.
~ Main street, B.ynchbug. Va.

JoHN r. HAWKINS, i'rapfloior
THIS house long known the Union Hotel recently
b"'h thoroughly repaired and open reception
transient and day bonrars Tho location the mos,
dchEhtfn In the city, aud visiting Lynchburg
nd the CIT, Hotel in every department airy and
table Hausn Lvory attention viii be paid -ieula
ted 10 render them comfortable aud happy this ea,ablah
neut tn. subscriber respectfully socs share Of public
patronage. JOHN r.. HAWKINS
B-Setepl families be- firnsbed with fns, airy
rooms on accommodating terms j. r. H.
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

call the OF the Ladies to very scl' ct assurt
mcut among which Brona Cocoa French
Chocolate Chocolate Drops with Cream Egg and Arrow Root
Crackers Macaruu Nermice lapioca Sag" Corn Starch,
Rice Flour tiestne making Gehy without boiling with
printed receipt Powder aud Yeast Cakes, French
Mustard English Mustard in Bottles fine old " ines and Bran.
dy Porter. Spices pure and ground IN the Store, Arrow Root
Sapssyo Cheese tho finest Table Oh made IRON ripe Olives
warranted pure Extracts Lemon Vanilla Pine Apple
O:sng., Peach Celery, SC, for sci. by
J. II. THOMPSON & co,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20
MISCELLANEOUS.


NALENTu>E a HE>sNG. Gr..er-, have 4"
store aud ono fr ash bhrtcr superior o of Java,
Imperial aud bark Teas tsnpri"t arce superior Ad
and Talaw Candies with variety articles such
found In = ttmil, Gloeefs tmar las
NrsDuGAIgn rxs MESA pisns.u, rrune-
w dy for constipation, producing sickness the
nh ernnpcasan sensation after taxing ihese who suffer
Gle needed fn directions accompany each lar for sno by
J II THOMPSON 4 60,
areita Apothccares prursist.
,l,uOSE SHstKEHs have nr.j,eS.-Tho..
Who have ben waiting NV he .nprhed with the do
fhml Esg and A,iew Root crackers much admired by all
] II THOMPSON 4 co.
apa4r Apo,hccnriea Druggists
NN'ATEWuEiO> SEEDS Wchn,~ /" sup
w pl, ri the celebrated Jackson Watermelon Seeds
lene Island naek sranh Aso another mall loi Of
eaifss Sugar tfHt Those Who stand in nend II reliable
Watermelon Seeds would ito well Ia call Heou
arloe J H. THOMPSON & co.
lpEEUaaNgsToHs. HEEHis.ERaTOWs.'
IL III, stbserihe larso assortment Il
seofr's and M,efs rttvla eneh Of which hgh,
hmn ~ to Sto EDWARD J. f0LKts,
l,OHN uESI-of superior quality, ground
u nj "Rialto Mills. for salehy II HARDY &Co,
ma ITS Petersburg
NV COpAHrNENssssp.-T The nndcr.ia".
nm Of ~ 5 rANNrR & co Tor The purpose Of conduct
Ing Eonrra rhat Ernphe business, the I'D stand Min
ri Tho business viii hc greatly enlarged aud everything
in NJ business Will be- opna At GALLERY. and pictures
are the aaents for the snle Nens Patent Mt,S,o.
VT Rights The Mrt,Ntofrrf, Ism new aud beautiful style
Il picture agd ean b" colore very highly Win reHsne Of
tee The Meano.Ypo manoa contains full ami complete In
strnetons In AmhreiNrrg fhoegrarhrf on papot aud IN
te eNcrhing that u "ugs 10 the business Also i"rAet
nrea lins, 1unrs, &c
IN either of the ahnse given reasonable
N TANNER.
meyGn A COCHRAN.
asa uATs.=w~ are na" opening the spr,ng
sai Npt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

$50 - LsNuIohNk J. Il. HoLcoMBR
4 ANGnORNE 4 HOLCOMRE,
Bnnkers and u Exchange Brokers,
corner oi Main and Bridge Streets, Lynchburg Va, will
collect aud remit Mt the lowest Of Exchange They
pay the highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, toin and uncurrent Money.
REFER TO
1he Presidents and Cashiers of the Banks
bnrgi Messlh L. II Many Co, Messrs Pairo Richmond;
Mcsss Johnston Bros 60, SamI Harris Sons, Josiah
Loc Co, Baltim Mossrs. Farpham, kirkham * Co.
Dr"x"l 10 Philadelphia; Mcssrs Vanh1ack Read & Drox.
oL j Wand Co, Lees q Waller, New York
nov 81 ~
ENHh ID. FLOOD, Attorney Z Law. will
attend all tho Courts Of the city Of Lynchburg tho
counties OF Amherst Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell
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FuR VIEW, Louisa tur>rY, Va, March 81, 1851.
yHESSkS DOVE 4 tp-lt You think prrpor, Nou
lVA pnb.i4 this The h.ht ot suffering mothers BarnR
thu l-.6. hi,lst commenced risiuP asked
the advice Doctor hc ntyisud me smpie
remedies tut found 10 felf then tlrte ether
Doctors consulted thu ai, o friends triod but
my breast sraN vutSc IEey r,u to hu conclusion
the would be the only remedy 1t tad then been
rising three weeks aud NY sun rugs ludcsrh te Al
in concluded p make experiment Il 3nur
valuable fumeu therefore Iatodmy aud bfeast with
and scalle1 oahhaRnlrat and applied tony breast tn
Iinm.ft keep relieved of all paiu
Of 1t made pert It without tin
nj tho much dreaded lancet BETTE A. BU1l.EB.
Gentlemen Il bear uouE 10 lin nhpyr refHcutc
~ M had a,e servant man who iahcn with
hc rheumatism spfing. nt lis knor; perfect
and could heur its moved without assistance
nv three applications Il Your valuable ldm'nt lie
ovcd. ont the murius attending 10 his usual
business have heard oompuut since You the
above .rtiicltr - You think luoI or.
Respectfully, \. i BUTLER
\ copy. Justice Of the fearo.
For sa'efy J II THOMPSON 4 60,
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Frs AnE.ns. fg'e h 10 nm advertisement IN
liz, Ninsrels viii give one of their mirth provo
,, entertainments this evening at Dudley Hall. To
~ or our citizens who are occasionally afflicted
u lint uncomfortable ament. known as tae 'blucs,
p,rrow offers panacen which is never falling in its
nj Go aud SEE him
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~
- cd 10 maxi puuc the that they have just
in the Il Silver Hunting Lever
Matche by jos Johnson % Church Street Ly
crpuo 'hc quality aud finish OF machinery
Watch sold by in Gold Cases and take
pleasure recommending them To- our friends and others uho
wish superior and accurate lime keeper IN the
a >iSri Watch
Hlat - a IN r. gard to the Johnson witch year
ago r,la Just here, That who IN pur
If raaur tine keeper, having purchase johnson
watch has had occasion to regret hi. selection.
The pub.c w please remember ta we Keep on hand tho
" stches To be found in the staff, fte atCh
trade bcne reading hu-ness) aud that they
stock. the genuine jos johnson Watch in
Gold anI which viii sell the lowest
~ Watches carefully repaired and auted Reiu"m.
her the house il SIN ERIHORN CLIFFS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-20

NyITII all the late mproF together with other
w scnl Instruments such Nipius Guitars Flutes Me
Iudcons Sc Also beautiful assortment of Sheet Music
The Piano Guitar and all other musical instruments general
Is ed In this country All those wishing purchase viii do
We. 10 cali and themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
The undersigned every day receiving and fashion
able Music and fashionable publications
W T. GREENE n cos
Music Saloon Main Street opposite Ctzens Savings Bank
and few doors above Norvell ilouso Lynehburg Va
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mo. II. n SAMUEL. TYREE
- Commission Merchants,
LYHCHBURo Va.
onc their aersice TO tho pauers public generally for
me safe oi Tobacco Wheat FoIr aud other produce They
are sure thai experience of Is to enable them
to give general satitactlon Their Office AT
Snh few doors from the the Banks which enables the
TO pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay
JNO. H. & SAML TYREE.
feb 2GdScly
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ltREAF NORTHERN 4 NDYE q
~ SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE. -
TWEEN RICHMOND AND Washing
fON via IRG INA CENTRAL AND ORANGkAND AL
EAANDllA RAILRoADSThe night 4 rain Broa
Street station ats O'Clock allowing - passenger
from the Richmond and Danylle Railroad supper Onni
bus free Of charge
FARE by NIGHT LINE
Richmond to tiortlons Vile.
Hoidonsyilleo Washington by Orange and Ale andria
IL ID. wHirCOMB. Sup Transportation.
iyl3dScts
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~ SIMPSON
slni.SON n BROTHER,


Sign Of tbc Golden tndIoct,
MAtS StnfIr, IYSttihrna Va.
WE nre now receiving OH cnro Spring and summer
w purchases nj tminRtam and sheffield Hardware and
from The Manufacturers Of country rKtensve ns
sornrnt of American Goods the most Of weh purchaaed
fer cash un the mont favorable Terms.
assortment unusually complete and We feel assured
viii bear atorablo COMPARISON with any In the country en-
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