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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

than ever bei. offered in this market At the Waters PIANO
and Music Rooms No SIS Broadway One octave Gilbert
Hoan Psno price when 1900 win be solo for roo one
octave shcgsny Smith Piano for 800 Chicherns 7ocess
Psno new $3.50 for $780, Gilbert Piano, new, price
$3.50 for ChickeTug Piano, richly csvea'
with pearl keys pce 800 will be sold for $500 one 7oave
carved legs Brooks Piano, price $500 for 80
and Melodeon. rent rent allowed purchase Sor
ssie On lly nav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

RICH PAPER HANGiNGs FOR THE RETAIL
rrIpr-A new styles Of recent potalon Work done in
ths most artistic manner by . -,
~ THOMAS FAYE 4 Co. No. 81 Brosdway
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TO THE RETAIL MATTERS OF THE CITY AND
CovkTpY-0n Mondsy June - will commence 70 elose
Boys and Chhdrens HATS embasns our usual assoI
nent with many new and desirable styles prices 10 suit the
l,tenesa he aen.on A. LELAND Co No. 100 Boadwey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

1t is universal observation that the hnest and
most beautiful uxuIant heads Of hair IN the world are TO
be found among Of American Indians They preserve
II the Liquid Vegetable Compound The same 10 Tor
sale LovETs WAHPENE Office at 81 per dozens NO. %
Checker
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OLD STAND, cor. John and Nassau-sts. -GREAT
REDUCTION N SIZING CLoTsISG-S. r. COLLINS & Co are
closing their large stock at very low prices Also hei
SUMNER If various kind. sale and will b. sod al
the very prices Rassns Frook Goats, Pants Vess
&c. Call and see them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

CRIsTADoRo's HAIK DYE WIGS AND TouPkRs
TO argue in .r,oe. would be folly Fac DYs
TO the look At the clear browns
the Tossy deep bais produces Could Nature do better
Iupossib!e. Sold and applied 81 No A.tor House
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LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS

Hpened bsrsnua great rush 10 being made to KELrY
FsRGvsos No 20 Broadway and No 81 Readest 10 ,s.s
soms of tie Muslin CURTAINS they selling at lee
than the pors;ioa Go early Also the largest stssi
OF Wind W Shades in New-York CHEAP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

The Rev. w. II. MILBURN will return from
Europ In few weeks and be prepared make Eng
for the LECTURE SEASON Letters will reach him addresses
No. Il9 West 2lst.st., n. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

REMOVAL. MARSH a. Co. 5 Radical Care l'rass
Office Of No Maiden lane, has been removed to No
"a Aston House Tusses supporters Shoulder Braces s1f
Esc Stockings and every variety OF Bsndases OF most APP
proved psterns skfly applied Private spphes'"n rooms
Tor Laaiss A competent feiis. in attendance.
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BusiweeS Mrtnes.

WARNOCK & Co.,
FAsHIoSAsLE HArTrRs,
No. $40 Broadway, ST. Nicholas Hotel
Al immense assortment Of
GssrLENkSs SUMNER HATS.
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SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!


TIE stock Of WINDOW SHADES PAPER ANGNGs GILT
CoRScEs BANDS PINS LOOPS GIMPs Lace and Mssln GUs
TAIss Table and Floor OIL CLOTHS Great rush being ass
the Iseies viii de- well to call early WILLIAM BHowss,
No 3l Ciroeuwi chst between Murray and Robinson.
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Perfect fitting COATS. VESTS and PANTALOON

fffItUt hHtnR CUAT5, ISIS anu M dI0oNo
the ,test made In the best and positively 70
the tpo required BY customers great saving ~ rent and
other expenses GsoRsE T. Fox, Tailor &c, Of the
house store aud lot No n Amty st. Broadway employs
h premises superior perhaps the best Enssh FRENCH
German and American protested Cutters and expsrenced sew
Tao viz instead Of grinding the employees down to the
loves, cert pay. them hboray for the best wsrs
thereby o'ing SAVING 10 customers and WORK people Of seot
Sc coo per annun hitherto paid 10 Broadway LANDLORD Tor
posses.ion uusatissotoTy uncertain tenure premises
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

| ing ingenuity invent. The veil which coneeai'
the domestic hearth from the pr,ing curiosity OF
the world was rudely thrust aside-and Mr., DO
ker and his daughter were made the subjects OF
columns of newspaper comment mud the reffan IT
popular songs. hawked through the streets by
peripateiic newsbnvs The caHaiHs oi the city
reioiced publicly IN Mr. Boxers fruitless attempt
TO annul the marriage and there were not want.
ing public Journal. .f large circulation, siiiated
enough 10 minister to the dcpraved taste Of this
class of men.
In the course Of his pro- porous career rs
merchant. Mr.. u 1ker had expended his wealth
literally in the encouragement Of art. aud the
cultivation of a r. fned taste. lie had become
the owner of the valuable collection Of paintings
the sale of which is above announced But. at.
ter this heariess invasion Of his domestic prva
oy-broken in spirit and eager 10 escape the
impertnent gnze Of the rnbble-he determined
10 abandon his native land, and retire 10 II ooun-
try whe.e some little respect is paid 10 the pro.
ptieties of life. aud the natural feelings of Il pa
rent and gentleman. He has therefore deter
termined to remove to Europe and. with this
view. has disposed of perhaps the bet private
gallery of paintings in the United States.
We boast of this being land of lberty-but
the question is whether, in short time. may
not have 10 deplore the existence Of TOO much lib
rrty. and lament the day when feentioasness
was encouraged under the deusiye idea that the
people should be omupotent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

We expected to have been able to lay before
our readers the proceeding Of this Convention Sc
yera days ago-but the only Winston paper we
have received since the Convention contalns
the following apology for their non.appearanee:
TINS Raj. Roam CoNyENuoS,-- Tuesday of last
week the day set apart for some time past for Il
Rail Road Convention TO bc held mt this paee, for
the purpose ofadoptng some measures in regard to
the contemplated Railroad from High Point TO Dam
bury. Other engagements prevented our being pres
cat, but learn that it was well attended by dele
gates along the whole line, besides number of gen.
tlemen from rginin--it being considered by the
people Of part OF that state as matter of great
Importance 10 extend thc road to lyuchburg.
We had hoped to have been able TO lay the pro-
ecedngs befsc our readers this week and understand
there WAS motion 10 the effect that they should be
published mthe newspapers OF this place and Salem
but rs vet they have not to light. We cannot
account for it otherwise than by surprising that the
Secretary from Virginia, and that he postponed
preparing them for publication until his return home
Should we be so fortunate as TO lay our peppers
upon them, which we may do about next Friday, We
shall publish them in fGl together with the charter
granted by the last legislature
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

TROOPS FOR UTAu.-A force of one hundred
and ninety two recruits let Governors Island,
New York, several days ago, for Utah, RIA the
New York aud Eric Railroad. Before moving
into tho territory they will remain some time t
Fort Leayenworth, (kansas,) where they will be
attached to the several regiments destined for
Utah. The recruits sent from New York for
this purpose belong to what is called the general
service; that is, they liable to be drafted in
to the artillery, infantry, or other class of sol.
ders Two hundred or two hundred and fifty
recruits will leave New York for the same field
of operations next Monday The entire force
destined for the Mormon Territory will consist
of three regments--two of infantry and one of
oavalry-numbering about $500 This army
is considered large enough to keep the turbulent
people of that region in order. The appointment
to the command has not yet been made public.
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ped, ard complete success Of the enterprise


Signed
JAMES LYONS. President.
wv. q. SWAN Of Tenn
JOEL CRAWFORD Of Georgia
EDMUND MARTIN, of ;. {. = Pees'ts
7 BETilEA. of Alabama,
". d NoSELY. of Florida
4 MCLEOD, of Texas
y tLorb, Of Ala, S,c'g
Here follows a list of members from different
States.
Here is proof sufficient To satisfy the most
skeptlcal thai the State of the South Us concerns
the steamferry. disposed to act upon the
prineir IL of enc for all and all for one. In this
unity Of purpose. their respective interests will
be best subserved-ihe property in each alike
benefited. 1t j. not cities. 10 which this enter.
prize is extended calculated 10 impart the
greatest growth and prosperity. 1t is the ooun-
Try which it will best serve-the landed propri.
etaries. tn rural districts Of the hnsbnndman the
mineral feld- and mountains. The South wants
no New Yorks, overgrown commercial empo-
riums-no redundant, Hcious yagrnnt popula-
tion,-to demoralize the body polite or larass
IL repose. 1t prefers to behold from the quiet
81 it. cheerful homestepds, moderate sized. sub
stantin cities on its ,eaboard, and thriving inland
towns and villages, where crime cannot be
gender i by idlPncss, and where there is
nucleus for vice To- gather around.
1t is due to Virginia the oldest and lrgest
Of States interested that she should be first
approached for subscribers to the stock. | shall
tEelrfnre begin til" great work within er limits
In such cnu-eI have no scrupies of pride to
strain me from soliciting aid. In II simi ar
cause.an example i furnished me for perseverng
emulation. by the first of men that have "a
dorned any country. As soon as the Company
is organized. | shall commit to its management
the result of my exertions. BY that time. hope
Is have sufficient amount sub >cribed In cause
the immediate commencement of one or more
the vessels This will perhaps occur by the lst
of February next. A. DUDLEY MANN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


II It's holiness the Pope advised the these nedi.
scrnuluus eruption q serious lie
n tely cured No skin disease Withstand their
t.
sold At the manufactures, No 10 Maiden Lane New York
aud No pa Strand London; by all Druggists,
90 C. and II per pot or box. ie 23d1w
Wi.tar'- Ba,~un Of wild Ghc,ry.-Eron, Eea
Alderman Perkins.
BOSTON, Feb g. 1s5l.-Dr s. " F0wic-Dedr SIR For
era days had been suffering the cold
accompanied by throat and sick headache which
completely incapacied business had taken but
small portion single bottle of this alsam when expert
enfed immediate relief My cough broken up once
and lungs entirely relieved the pressure which had
beeome painful attribute this entirely the good effects
of your Wild Cherry. took other whaeye
cordially recommend 1t to all my friends
Respectfully yours, sAML S. PERKINS.
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
SETH w. FoWI.E y co, l.is Washington Street. Bos-
ton, fropretprs Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j. II. SEAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

The DEFENCE OF VERA CRUz.--The Mexicans
are preparing for the threatened invasion by the
Spanish expedition. A late letter says that the
works of defencesat Vera Cruz, Tampico and 9th
or parts of the Republic proceed with activity
Among other movements of troops 1900 men
have recently been cantonized at Jalapa, to be
at once transferred to Vera Cruz in case of nee
esslty It's stated by the Eco National that, in
case OF war with Spain, the President will put
himself at the head of the Mexican army Other
papers record evidences of the enthusiasm. in
defence of the soil, throughout the Republic =
The national Guards of Cordova and Talpam, in
offering their services to Comonfort, beg as ia
vor to be permitted to march as an advance guard
against the enemies of their country. Other equal
ly patriotic and chivalrc offers of services are
constantly being made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

SfANf A, Caroline Go. Va, March, sol
MeHsrs Bennett n Beers, Richmond-t Gentlemen Your
Carriers Spanish Mixture has performed remarkable
the servant afflicted with Scrotua in the
worst form So bad had he become that entirely
closed, and had been than As last
sort everything else had tailed il resolved the
mixture We administered according directions and
rlu Ia perfect has been Effected satisfied
thai medicine equals Carriers spanish Mixture puri
er OF te blood 1t IA creating quite an excitement here and
sellsNerv rapidly. send another Ut BY Railroad
Yours truly, L, :. BROADDTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

ART ITEM. New York June l6--The Dusseldorf
Gallery, owned by X. G Boxer, has been bought by
the Cosmopolitan Association for 500, aud with
The above item of news appeared in the Vir-
ginian ofyesterday some of our readers
may not be familiar with the circumstances of
this sale of valuable collection of paintings we
will proceed to detail them.
Some time last spring this gentleman Mr.. 30.
ker. discovered,to his surprise and modification,
that his daughter, an accomplished aud beauti-
full girl, had contracted clandestine marriage
with a rough, uneducated Irishman whom he
had in his employment in the capacity of coach
man. Naturally indignant and outraged by the
discovery, he sought to invslidate the connection
by an appeal to the courts of law. But the mar
riags appeared to have been legally solemnized;
and Mr.. Boxer was compelled TO witness the
surrender of his daughter to a coarse, brutal,
and ignorant coachdriver.
To gentleman of sensitive temperament and
refined taste. as Mr.. Boxer was. the blow must
have been heavy one. But he was compelled
to endure even more. The Northern press, with
an utter disregard of all the sanctities of domes-
ito life, rudeIy portrayed to the public gaze all
the circumstances of the case which the officious
curiosity Of reporters could discover or their ly-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30
ALLEGHANY SPRINGS

EhllS Watering Place, So nvorahy known - Tie MIN.
VIII b. opened for the reception OF ystHs ap H. i
OF June ~ 's' ny
The present proprjoors are happy announce 5a ,r
nave secured the services, as General Manager IT ~
Lft, OF the American Upic Richmond Va !, B.-a r.
Pefehee IN the Hotel business and well established rr,
Us gentleman and caterer ar" sufficient guarantees M ~
~ effort VIII he made to satisfaction our spe,ts
Inc powerful curative properties Of water and ~ m
t'es III M diseases q" the stomach Liver Bowels Nar,n
system &c, are well atte2trd by the many cure, AIN
raenl"nsl which have been effected by sr We
confidence To all the former patrons the IL, ''
tonpIete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has .t,,, H.. .
season. been added to arrangements tor the eBot
N'si'pfs ror fufiher particulars refer
found IN Hotels. Cars, Steamboats,. Sc - 90
spl ndld line If -Four Horse Coaches will conway ,sf,
from Shaw sVille to this place - miles, over "A good -,
only one hill between the points. '' "''h
BRIDGES HOLT Proprietor.
JOHN p LEE, Manager
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Ne,;cc -Mossrs. JAS W BKowS. JosffH bRoNN aul
WIN nre onr atharized Agents In the country aud MAJ
~. n CHRISTIAN aud A. \ MoNTaoAfkf in the ehl ior
,Iino collections settling the business 81 TIE Nfgnan
sa 20 mo st OF Apr 1851 which time all bills for sub
crinion So are the undersigned 10 distant snh'or
e and advertisers who In bills VII be sent by
nail and remttanccs tbrou gh that channel In registered o
,rs are solicited risk 1t highly important that
The old business should be speedily wound We trust that
ali those indebted will appreciate tue nercy
for an early prompt settlement OF their accounts on pre-
eentaiion MeDoAAbp u II EN9
MAY 2l-s 49,,
Those gentlemen also authorized 10 receive suh
scotions to the Vlrginian the pi Proprietor
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MOBILE June 27.-The sales of Cotton for the week
have been 1000 bales and the receipts 800 bales,
gainst 700 bales the same week last year. The de-
in receipts far. amounts to $1,000 bales
The stock on hand is u ono bales Prices have adj
vauced l2AcG, 25c during the week.
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PATENT AIR TIGHT, SELF
Sealing. GAYS.

AND JARS FOR PRESERVING FRUITS, TOMATOES
&C, &C, &C.
'EE above drawing gives clear idea of those Cans and
II Jafa, and shows at glance their perfect simplicity aud
superiority every other vessel intended fer he pur
pose.
There il additional OF Wrenchos Tunnels Wax
spelling of Fruit by contact with Cement India Rubber
Lead, other offensive eeterous substance The Cans
Jars all prepared for sealing and the purchaser has
k to heat the slightly Hhen the Can or Jar is filled with
fresh fruit press down int ohanu, the outside
the Can or Jar filled with cceut and the work of hcrmeira
sealing done The Cans ct strongly made Tin and the
Jars of Finely Glazed Fireproo. Yellow Ware, OF White
Qucenswarc and of Glass They nest within the other
cCpt the GLASS; transportation
Also SAFE, rats improved Patent Self scaling Cans
These Cans fastened With Spring nas. m SIMPLE that
any nauaGr them Fnl directions for putting all
kinds Of Fruits accompany the Cans and Jars Fer sale cheap
by ANDREW BOYD
Sign Of the Big Pitcher Main ST. Iynchburg, Va
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Sales IN New York Friday Of :. 900 Tennessee G's
at ~ $4,000 Va. Gs Il, 921 $1,000 do at 92} and
= 900 do at 90
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Markets. june ~

Floyu- Market very dull. We quote at S5@ss %
for superline
WHr,r-We quote wheat 3 65 FOR prime red
aud 81 Is tor prime white.
CoRx.-Corn is dull al 90f195 cents per bushel.
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A Is-z.s1snD ssaA ~.C.ss

Nv hose sands Of life have nearly discovered while
in the Last nde, certain cure for Colsampton Asthma
4 bronchitis. Coughs Colds aud General Debility The
edy was discovered by INN when MS only Child daughter
was given up to die lie had heard much OF the wonderful
restorative and healing qualities of preparations made from
the East India Hemp and the thought occurred him that lie
might make remedy tor his ohi lie studied hand aud
eeeied inreai1iug his wishes Ills child cured
aNe andy H. lie has since administered the wonderful rem
ed thousands OF sufferers Ia all parts ii he world aud he
haa II, lied in making Thorn completely healthy and hap
gh ot his afflicted fellow beings request it this recipe with
fu al eXpe directions for making up, and successfully
us lie requires each applicant to ncior Inn one shilling
three cents to be returned postage the recipe and the
remainder to be applied to the payment OF this yeremen'
No 10 Grand Street jersey city n J. |
n b-pr Il james has neither office nor agent in New
Is seni from 10 PLACE but No. ~ Grand street Jersey
sufficient evidence Of the high appreciation by the community
GESTRATEn EssNCn one nAY IEAvTs ar the J H5,
fs"haed bottles have been .od in that city in the short
>, oil three 9nlhs and li tue demand daily increasing.
Il i warranted to prevent the falling of the ha'r.
frequent p"s@e S" cc a' If Gc gor itching which So
e., Warranted not to have superior lair beautier
fe. ties--lt j. the vorS'artcle for the Toilet
For nena"lt is uhequ He'd for the Whisker and Mus
for sldren-t preserves their hair and
GU sssr snppp Of Mcssrs SrRorHER y WHITEHEAD.
u gt7ts 81 thi- CITY imar 23dNcts
4enri, White Teeth. Prrfumcd Breath. sound
and Healthy Gums IN be obtained y using "Dowdens
tai find affords Instant relief and prevents oatlaehe
r,>ts decay aud prevents the formation of tartar
poWbEN : DENTAL FLUID is recognized bv the whole
medical profession as being far superior any pow er
washes its constant Nll prevent The many
aches teeth are herto Recommended by DK RO. EARLY
lNnehhurE, Va prs. PoHsnuts Hudson &o of Richmond:
Dr Cosby Petersburg; Or. Mann Charleston s { Dr. Ba
Ralesi y G, and DoHtss cvcryNhprr For sale hy
STEpt ilER 4 WHITEHEAD, lvnehbure Va and by nh
Druggists aud Merchants Wholesale hy
GEORGE D0WDEN
mar elts Druggist aud Chemist Richmond. Va
= a'rrfnn,ed Urrnth.-What lady gentleman would
labor nnaer The curse Of dsagrceahe brea when using
DOM 1ENS DENTAL. Flu ID il will only rrulr II
but make he tooth white alabaser tnot
ache and preser them from decay Recommended by dem
lists aud physicians everywhere
\ Beantfe Colupio> ION may he attained by nse l. re-
maves impes frcekcs skin soft aud hcan
fa rich hue II is tho greatest conefi,
known heinE free from all Injurious matter pra 81
Fer Lie by STROIIER y WHITEHEAD
SfABl.ER y 1ostES.
may + Is aud Druggists livery where
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-30

fANoiEs w" have uow in store 10, ,a,c
~ 80 bnHfs Talow Candles,
30 Adlmantinc
~ Mlcbeis H. drlulic pressoldo in fanny and ,,i,
Boxes prime article for family use ali Of WI, a
will sell low. LEE JolfXSoE ~ I've
3" W
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We are now engaged transferring Ia ne" DOOM 'ne a
counts Of our yearly advertisers and mean to carry on ief W
rrren, snr AZ east the made 10y The former rrptt
etor regards , for advertising II any o. those
have been advertising desiIe 70 discontinue ~ ~ $3.50
nas :. ,sh spec al contra Fl had heea made.
rs4Ve cali the attention Of advertisers TO the importance
~ az. vmgISrAS rs advertising MEDIUM our daNy ana
- naners have large circulation in tho South western
nar az the State whence trade seeks an ontet AZ
tbevjrsnla cities There is daily paper published within
bnndreds f Of this point aud the completion
Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad 10 the line OF the TAT
ter contribute TO make the Nifgnian me paper o
section send daily teegrHphc Information -
hours of all others which doubtless VIII ensure io
greatly increased circulation For The mima9n % our
readers In that section world that intend to give
tic,l.r Al. to The nhIkets
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Mrs. nm II. srEruEN's NEW MOVE,
I'VE EMITTED
TIL HEIRESS OF GREENHURST.


~ Mrs. Ann : SrEPHISS
Author OF Fashion aud Famine and The Old Home
From The y. Y. ENurc>s of May y
We have only space farther III he interest
q" the story never tatcrs from The commencement
ee1ts though Strange and 'itHg
able that the moral Of the book is lofty pure; that It's
characters admirably cuntrasted aud grauped that lis
truthful heart disclosures full deep pahos an command
the finest sympathios of nature; spirited and
graphic pictures Of sccneshc
are superior 70 anything remember; and that whole
me 7oh VIII sustain and elevate the authors already
high re1niaton The mechanical part special com
incubation"
l2mo, 400 pages. Price 81 q
EDWARD STErIIENS,
le =" No. l26 NaSssu.st n Y.
MISSES md Chiidren's ysnr,rote--A very
Av1 neat and useful article aud Chdrens Ward
'"o's' iF'e S!u JeSThI A. WINSTON,
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1Nn l. ftbAhk +. y aJnANk.
ENsBASK RgSOTuER.
EL Sons niissio Merchant.
RICHNpNp VA
Sal anil commission TOBACCO, WHEAT FLOUR
CORN. PROVISIONS and Genera! Merchandise.
JNO. l. Fl-BANK
La't9f buchanan.
L. n. EUBANK
IL Id'fgf Jyg-L
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v,ruiuinu lob Printips Once.

The ymGINIAS JOB DFFiCE has heen titcd ny win EItN
cara and supplied with the extensive assortment oi W.
of every description the neat and prompt execution OF ~
Kinds OF Plain aud ornamsnid Printing II Is u1e. Wv
nerntsndence OF Mr. II G. THTahif by "h"p hi "rucls
hs punctually filled Distant patrons VIII be promptly
pa,yora,p At home abroad respectfully solicited