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r lST OF ARRIVALS AT sBILIINGToN,s
GREAT LITE RARS nmEEbbnfnT" ION .

1 ISL OF ARRIVALSATs HILLINGTON'S
Il GREAT LITERARY DEPOT.
| Corner Of az street aud PsHHspIraAla GrenEs.
The following Per odio ls, Magazines, and News
papers OF the very latest issue have just arrived
Harpers Weekly. New York Ledger,
Hens lra Newspaper roIteys Spit Of Times,
saturday Evening Post, irish News,
BslIo9as P.,ctorl.i: ,IIsa american.
Wsverly Magazine, Police Gazette,
y. y. Weekly Herald, New York Clipper.
\. Weekly Tribune, Scottish AmerIca
~ Y. Weekly Times, Weekly NoveleIte,
SnaSn Times sSssS9 Tr Ts ess'
London Punch, DO.lsr Newspaper.
NICK Max, Yankee Notions,
All the Foreign Reviews, Magazines, and Cheap
Publoatlons. received regularly a. last ISSUED.
SaiIHNGTON's BOOKSTORES.
oc Su OdeOn Building, cor. S1s at. a Pa av.
TocKs, BONDS. AND SECURITIES
- nGo1Snt and t S!SI q eo%mis:i31s ,,,a
Notes secured BY Real Estate vii be 6Cusht and
sold.
PAPERHANGINGs k %,Spow SHADE.
Sh0Ss ssssG g f sff
or styis m made to order Paper Hsnslnss sIece,sd
with skill and dsRstsG Z III e eSlG U s
ocII-Iw- sdOors above Odd fellovs' Hal.
SACRED music FOR THE CAIHOLIC
Different Masses, .OGsIorisas, ard Pieces. b,
HAY DIN, Mozart, and Others. which are admitted TO
be VIZ item m the true HgedatHs and spirit Of tho
Church ClerKymen shOu not allow such stS ndard
works which or lie Seed TO he planted
by the introduction OF ProfdAs nhSic, 3 Esd,
which 10 truly most offensive The above Hlsy tie
had al the Nep MESteai REPOSITORY, corner Hth
street and Penn. avenue. ocIi-?v
THE COOKS UNITED CLUB Icoior 81 re-
specially inform the citizens OF
Washlns too that they prepared To R0f
ate d 10 Private DINNERS. SapPers, Az
Balls, Parties, &c. VIII Cook for pri Akm
vate families boarding hosses. 10y
The day, AZ required. 1era.s moderate Nsueis
can also be suppded am. o.ua.
ocS Ims PSI snu'h eide bet. " ant 'a'h sts.
lSUN LE-O>E hOhst. md q Covered
WAGON, an good order. They Sil be q -
sold great bargain. rs the Osner has no Tar IN
thsr nee FOR taem. llsutrs q GhORGENA
w. srEWAkT, 9Th street west, No <Si.
TOILET SOAPS, LUBIN,s EXTRACT,
superior PsIMADE. BaNDoLINE. LILY
WHITE, uair, Toofn, and Nail RUSH 6. cassp
for Dash az 49, --.-.-..,...
oc IA 81 LAMMONDS.Fhd
ONE AND A l. l.. ~.
.ns WE are nov ssoos es o. BOTS and sHUns
from The heat manu- lacfurers OF Philad-l
ph,a New YORK, add the Fast, Tor l.snlcs.
Msses Child en-. Gents, Boss. and fouths, -
oomprising every stye usually kept IN yell &c.
isotsd sscs Store, and At ls,r Pess nc 90 sssd
90 s-soi0t south side fs. AZ, bet. ssh 7ih stS
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nYsTERS. in all STYLES, at wEAVER'S. op.o-
or nixht. 90 civ
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HUMPHREYS stab ES.-The undersigned
y the son of the late Levi Humphrey,
taxes pleasure In informing his friends.
business OF his late father, at both the $N3
lid stands; that at the corner Of 9Th and ~A-k&.
streets having been under his eme Mt for the
last three ears. 1t will he the object of has cease
less care to preserve the enviabe reputation Of the
stables, as his father k IL them; and to that end n
public may rest assured that he will always be in
place, day and night, and will strive to give satis-
1actlOn to all who may favor him with their patron
age. ]. w. PUMPHREy
&C l2-lm Upper Marlboro papers copy.)
BON TON JOURNAL DE MODES is the
- title OF ashton Book, the cheapest most prao-
Send to ShlLLlNGTON'S Bookstore and get a
copy, examine 1t for your self, and then decide.
All tbs Magaz ines, American and European News
papers are for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S,
OdeOn Building, corner Al street and
Oc ~ Penn. avenue.
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&100 REWARD.-Ran away from the subscrl-
YlOO Der, living near Queen. Anne, in 81
Prince 6eoTge county, Mars land. on Mon ay al
morning, the 9Th of October, 1853, my NEGRO a
nj AN John Harkness. John is about 80 or IS ~
years oil age, c pper- colored, broad mouth and.4s
H. down headed when spoken to. Has a scar on one
OF his wrists, from the bone being broken when a
boy. will give SIS for his apprehension in Prince
George or Anne AIunC ell Countless or district Of CO.
lumbla; $50 II taken where else In MARYLAND,
and the above reward of 90 if taken in free State;
ia either case he IL to be deliver cd to or secured
IN jail so that get him again.
oo lI-Iw' JOHN MITCHELL.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

SEE FIRST PAGE.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOX RENr-ILe
bous ana omIs HAVING taken the compodIoss
three doors We # Of ist has had IN s on street.
and parors are airy and suited for single gentlemen
s In em' l'a'0HsS Gna a. n I: nsiHs
FOE RENT-A dssirsbls RESIDENCE on the
Il Heights OF 6 eorg stown. To good tenant the
Ne Ap az the ss Of Dr.
I'm snd 18TH sts four doors west IF Gauters, or
TNO LET.A BRICK HOUSE, on the corner of
18th and H streets, No. ais. containIng 10 rooms
bath room pantry and goal cellar. The urnituie
Be- IT, issaire Of JAMES W. BAR Ark Sss No.
FOX RENT.A large STORE ROOM and
AIRY .trs.ts-an ent stand for "ounIy trade
GAN per of irsIas of Dr. NOR
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR sALE-A
small frame Rouse and Lot on Sd street south,
VIII be sold low and on very accommodating terms
Also,s very desirable Building Lot fronting Is
eet on streetnorth, running lack I6s feet So inches
Also, valuable Building Lo. fronting on M stree,
north q feet. depth about loo feet, between atb And
9Th streets. Terms cash. 'N
proving neg hborhood. will be so d on accommodate
ing terms For particulars Inquire of GEORGE
W.: bnRAf, Real Estate Agent. No. SIG 18th street,
MAJ y: Oc9
FOR RENT-One first class, new, three story
S M ana oO sad sas
Apply to t. Ff@a No. ' q H len
street, Georgetown, ID. C. oc l-2wf
RAKE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEALERs- For rent, Tor ten Years. a vacant
opposite the new Presbyterian Church. For terms
apply % to ,t Ds. ShAs II. cRAGlN. Georgetown.
EoR RENT-The HOUSE on the corner of
L Warrington and Beal streets, GeorxetOwn.
Inquire within. 90 n cow
FOR SALEThe following BUILDING LOTS
VIZ Lot No. Is, on the corner of 5th 81 west and
" street north, In Square 5l4; Lot NO. S, on New
Square SO; Lot No 4, and which has been subdi-
vlded INTO lots. on the corner of hOde Island ave.
other LOIS IN various parts Of the city and prces
from cents e. IS cents per foot. Apply to POL
LARD WEBB, Aren't, NO. 5107h street. oc6
TOR SAiE-A very valuable FAR NJ, , coniainln.
i 260 acres. well wooded and well wstered, I'M
Prince Georses county, Md: is ctisred for sale on
Ney accommodating terms For fu fther ibf1rmstiOn
apply to JOHN l.. SMl ii, Attorney at i.sw, No.
40 sth street oc6 eoim+
EOR RENT--A cOm.podlous BRICK Dwell.
y LING HOUSE, with back building attached,
No. ISL, situated ON south side 6 street north he
tween 2Ot and st streets west. Apply at No. 52p
7th street.
oc4 POLLARD WEBB, Agent.
EOR SALE-A new BRICK HOUSE, No. a57
Il 18th street west, between Msssachussits ave.
nue. and NJ street. containing parlor, dining room,
kLt5hen and live chambers an exesllent dry eel ar,
ting terms, and possession gwen immediately. Ap-
ply on the premises to
ROQMS FOR RENT-On the FIRST. second, and
IL third floors. furnished or unfinished, with or
without board. Situation pleasant. Terms mode
rate. No s67 New York avenue. north side. b
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ROQMS FOR RENT-On the FIRST, second and
~ third floors. furnished or unfarnished. with or
without board. Situation pleasant. Terms mode
rate. No sol New York avenue, north side D.
tween 10th and 18th streets. 81 - I'M
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LOST AND POUND.

1 OST.-A new DRAMA lost or misIaid on Mon.
- day last The manuscript copy IN three sepa
rate acts OF play termed Done With Politics. ,
BOX Office of the Theatre Oc 10 St
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pICHMOND.-The schooner South Wind, q.
H w. Mitchell master, having the most of n
her cargo enEag Cd, will be despatched for the ~
above port on or about the l4th instant. FOr-&<0
balaLce OF freight apply to
HYDE Il DAVIDSON,
90 u 2ts Water street
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TOILET SOAPS, LUBIN's EXTRACT,
superior PnMADE. BaSDOLInE. LIt.h
WHITE, BAR, Tooth, and Nail b kUsH 6 caesp
'' oe nm 81 - LAMMoNDs.7hs st.
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| EOR RENTING HOUSE on the corner OF
Warrington and Beall streets, GeorXetown.
inquire Within 90 N eO2Vs
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For RENT cOmmOdlous BRICK Dwell.
Il LING HOUSE, with hack building attached,
No. i57, situated ON south side 6 street north, he
tween 2Oth and st streets west. Apply at No. 52n
7th street.
oc4 POLLARD WEIR. Agent.
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LOB SALE.-A new BRICK HOUSE, No 957
nth street west. between Massachusetts ave-
nue. and nj street. containing parlOr, dining room
kitchen, and five chambers, an exeslIent dry Gel ar
and carriage house. Will be sold on accommOda
ting terms, and possession gwen lmue dIsteIy An
ply On the pI emises to
90 4-2wr j, r. FERRY
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HAMMOND still continues to ODER the public the
very best psrfumsry to be found In this country
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NOTICE The creditors of Msssrs. Hicks 4
~ King. who signed their deed If trust made q
the subscriber and the late John n. King. are re-
qucsted to denver, forthwith, to the subs criber
their respective accounts.
oc7-2W* JOSEPH ItRREY
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BOARDING.

STEINWAY Il SONs' GOLD MEDAL Plan
- OFORTES.
Prof. G. +. DE- CtENIEI., Sole A gent. for Wash
ington, x O. for these truly e egant lnstru-
ments, psonogncrd y comp stent Judges. HYH
such as NJ. Mason. Gottschalk, wOllen-t W.
kauf and many Others to be the finest toned Pianos
IN the World, Same beautifully carved and IN the
style OF Louis XIV, Ga, "a and "a Octaves. and as
prices. 7
Parties will also End q we'll selected assortment
OF new and popular European and American Sheet
Music. AZ hive cents q page. and everything in the
Music line, by giving n call at the
NEW MUSICAL REPOSITORY,
90 6-eo2w corner 18th st. and Pa. ave.
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Of -. Johns chsfeiLi As .yiIs orEanist
llshed himself In Georyetovn. D.
speetfslly oasrs his services to the pubiievvIEyI
A. teacher OF me r.anoiofts Prof L. has had
be able TO guarantee entire satisiaston 10 All ~ho
may favor bm with their patronage. VIZ"
Terms made known application to him NJ I'm.
Upon Hotel, Georsstosn. pc. Rsf.rsto - '"e
WA. Noyes, Ess.. Dr.; Joshua Riley.
Root 2. Dodge, ESQ. Geo. waters, Ese. =
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go kEWARD.-Lost,o on the morning of the
YS I'm instant. between the Post Office and the
Jail, LETTER directed to Mrs Susan TripIett.
The Under will receive the above reward by leaving
u with THOMAS nj. TRIPLETT, BO0kbinder.
Sihr oHCe.
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NEW LEATHER STORE.

ne snbscrlser takes thus mathoa Of in form ing his
90 customers and the pubic that he has NOV cd his
.etai business from hts tsnnery ON lee street To
NO. is, epposne the Mayors Once. where q full
will be kept. A"o'
se3lm JOHN T. cox
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BAD NIGHr FOR A SKRESApg-I.st nigbt
about ID O'Clock, as the rain was beginning 10
descend heavily, passing along a street near the
Avenue and Eleventh, We saw a young gentleman
well known to most Of our young friends, stand
Ing In the middle Of the pavement, but sheltered
from the rain by an ample umbrella, serenadinp
as be supposed, his lady love. But he had nm
doubleday made mistake, for the house certain
ly contained no human being. The vocal xYr,-
made would have been listened to with pleasure
on any moonlight evening, but the serenader lost
an audience In consequence OF the weather Men
are induced by love or whiskey to do many fool
ish things.
THE coNErs.-The present distance from the
earth Of the comet Is forty i've millions of miles
and the length Of the tail extend, fifteen mill
lions Some observers assert that the comet ba,
not, as Is genetally snppOs-d, an elIIpticaI orbit
bnt that pafaoolic one will b-ttsr represent its
motion. There Is another Of these bodie< visible
In the celestial field. TuitIr's conner c.o na,,, -
seen la the constellation Pegasus without m.
aid OF telescope THIS group is in a direct
range with line drawn from the two pointers
m the ''6rrst DippeT' through the Moth st,y
and Il about rs far from that body as AIctnrus
THE AsYLUN-From the monthly report of the
lRtendant Of the Asylum, il APPEARS that there
were In the poor house on the 3ist OF August So
persons; during the month OF September b were
received, making a total Of "a During the month
OF september - were disc haryed aud four died
iesVing, al the close Of the month S. in the poor
house There were in the work house al the
Close OF the month OF August 20 persons; during
the month OF September IIa were con.,I,,sd
and ~ discharged In addition 10 this, % rIoped'
leaving In the work house on the DDth nil "a,
persons
srocx SAILS Yesterday, the following sales
were made by Mcclure & Co auetioneers:
sl,7Uo Corporation Of Washington stock. at
slOl 4; e5 30 Corporation OF Alexandria reyi..
tered stock al 79S AsOk. s1O0 certificate OF in
deotedness Of the Corporation Of Washington
healing interest and payable principal and later
rst on or before June list, 1850, for S95H. ,0OO
Bank Of the Metropolis at l12k.
HAMMOND still continues TO oier the public the
very best psrfumsry to be found In this country.
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RAkE CHANCE FOR WOOD AND COAL
~ DEhLEks For rent, Tor ten ears. vacant
LOT upon near 10Th street, 81 by l29 feet nearly
opposite the new Presby terrain Church. For terms
apply To DIR. CHAS. n. CRAGlN. Georgetown.
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CINCINNATI. Oct 13 -Pendleton, Dem. IN Cd.
frst, and Nallandinghsm. Dem, In the Third
district, are undoubtedly elected
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DRowNEDy-This morning, as a long boat was
passing into the city canal, west Of Fourteenth
street, the tide being low, the boat struck the
body Of man sticking in the mud, and broug bit
II TO the surface. The helmsman made the BODY
fast, and brought ii 10 the shore The app-aranCe
OF the body indicates that II has been the water
day or two, and 10 IL now ricult TO Identify
The person, or whether he was a resident Of
Washington. He was a colored man, and al first
supposed 10 be well known colo red individual
nAmrd Wise; but Onicer flaming went TO the
residence Of Use and found him al home. 40
the decreased remains unknown
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EUK : LE-ONE hoRst nd q Covered
II WAGON, an good order. They will be n
sold q great bargain As the ner has no far IN
ther nee Tor taem. Inquire Il GEURGEoA
w. srEwAkT, 9Th street west, No. <S'.
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ENOk KENF-One first class, new, three story
L BRICK HOUSE. on West street, Containing
" rooms, with bath room ana fixtures and gas
thr9ughont the house: TO good tenant the rent
moderate. Apply to III. l.. OFFUTT, No 50 High
street, u Georgetown, ID. C.. oc I-2WS
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EOR sAi.E-A very valuable FARM, con aiming
= 260 acres, well wooded and well watered, nm
Prince Georges county, Nd. is cfiared for sale on
Ney accommodating terms For IN Their 10 fprnati ION
446 9Th street Oe 6 eoImt
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ARRIVALS Ar THE CABELI HOUSE.

Ararsr - NJ Saely Su,h Bxt,n: j y
Dickinson, Me .klenhurg; Il Early. Lee: C
Dutur. France; ID Cooper, Miss c II Tytee
j \ Didlake, City;J Niche. II y Boss. " Shell
ton. Campbell: ID Hansen. W Shcnherd' j u Irwin
4 Son, Amherst; b Raine II WHITE. u Talia-
ferro, = Stith r, Pe;ershurg J II Kennedy. l. d
Steward, Team: retnhonc Ala: i Walton.
Wythc: Miss l. q Proctor. Ala 81 VI White Rock
bri1se; L Phelps. I IL BOSS. Appoma,tox: "
II Richardson. Richmond; " Shepherd h Hen
son: J + Il Ciahle. Baltimore; Col J 7 Tompkins;
y Bell ~ Son, Mis- " bill, Miss Broughton. Nor-
folk ; Eramher,. Va.
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II ED

On the I'D Of July. at the residence Of her un-
cle I. H. Stamps. III the laih year Of her age.
Miss AM NJ STAMPS, second daughter of tho late
Benz Stamps. Of PATSY isania county.
On the 18th Of May. Of the Quiusy in Riceville.
PIttsylvania county. at the residence of pr. j C.
Thompson. AMERosl, A. iaughterof William and
Nancy T.. Tucker in the l2th wear Of her opc
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CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Deserved CoAPLIaExr-rhn Bristol MRS
notices the opening Monday las ii the Ex-
change II ,,cl in that place. under the pr.pritor-
ship of Mr.. I. w, Fairly, and after speaking in
complimentary terms Of the general arrangement
of the House, the editor makes the suboned allu-
sion to old friend. DIR. Clark. The compliment
could not hove been more wortbily bestowed
Saws the Aers:
Mr.. Farley has been fortunate in securing the
services, caterer and general superintendent Of
his house. of pr. Clark. formerly Of the Magnolia
and who i, well and popularity known, not only
to the pc pie of Bristol and vciniiv. but to very
largc class Of the travelling community. whose cs-
tecn he has won by his polite and courteous bear
ing and his uniform effectiveness to the comfort
OF the wearied traveller. With the proprietor's
energy and determination to maintain the excel
lencc of his house and the Doctor skill experience
and urbanltv in his department, we hope and pre-
dict for the Exchange the largest success.
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BaIsToL ASD KNOXVILLE TELEGRAPH. The ork
of putting mp the telegraph wire between Bristol
and Knoxville was commenced at this place on the
End instant. and will be pushed through as rapid
ly rs possible. 1t is therefore probable that we
shall have the space between here and Knoxville
annih,latel for all desirable purpose of commu-
nication, in the course of the next two weeks
We learn from the Knoxville papers. that the
to that place without delay Bristol Nws.
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OLrN AND Preston INsrirrrE.--We learn through
a correspondent that Mr. Charles \. Smith, lr I'd
uate of the University of Virginia, has been
elected to fill the chair Of Mathematics in Olin and
Preston Institute Montgomery Co. Va.
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I.YNe,lIRlfRG
FEM Al r, COLI EGE,,


vUNItl FSERtISES nf tbs s'itu,n viii be resumed
the second nd H. Srl.i.m with greatly
fac It'll tor the -. both tosrip;
pill aud f Thor rsttut branch Of
pertaining Z" cfr. PUG alton
FACULTY..
REV SAMlEL cox, President Professor Of Mental and
Moral Sciri tee aud ct II ,>,rv.
IY'rt"rsH MATHEWS NJ Professor of Latin Language
ana literature
j. f. BLA>Kt Gradua. If va lust, Professor Of
Male
O. ApoLrnE SARToEi LII u Professor Of Modern Iangua
Sig q + BoZZ,OTBh. Professor Of Music.
Mis- MtrYt i.fIrtH Mics kATf kINKPAIRICK, lnstruc.
tors in Primary STUDIES
professor of Drawing aud Paniiny teacher Of Emhri
cry Needless IL TEL Of
the Elementary English branches will provided
EAPtNSts card. including fuel lsh's
attendant" for term ut live nnIh. go Tuition i'll fngi>h
branches. $50 1ui in I atin. Gr'"k, If the
Modern Languages Instruction the III al
S.: us" "f usrumcia 81 e. Futni 81
one hlii The bard aud ttiirn required In adj
either in cash nlpra Cd Each n"ard Will
be required a. furnish li she towels Pillow
tstil nrpt MS, and silver pnon
Ia aognrs tutthe particulars be oh
taurd 1t tan VrynIan fcsat tie Book Messrs
Payne II C. application tho
Pr, sdcnt IIy Is In SAM'L X COX, President.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Landing oftho Cable.

TRINITY BAY. Aug. both ends Of tie Cable
have been successfully landed. II is now in per-
tcct order aud signals passing momentarily. II
may be, however, days or weeks before the lnc is
opened 10 the public.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY
AT fiit yiRolNIAS OFFICE,
rsf- YE BUSINESS MEN OF LYNCHBCRG -c.s
ADVERTISE AND GET RICH.
p9- NOW Is TIL, TIME. -asa

T. he C1i>etS ot Lga5hh.rg and the Piitc.
A LII PEksUN~, IN ANY ~ SINESS y .hng ads.r
~ lis" IN II III. following papers for whth
loR ANY Oh ilER PAPER ~ THE UNITED SIAIESJ
AIRS, wier" the, iii md all times
wall on them II n>erss to thing 1T the
ofhdvct,f rs 1t i acknaw lodged fact, that Liberal
ADNIHI l>i\G IL I III kHAb 10 WEALTH:
Nlh1tINlA ANp ~ NM SEE MN - Bristol.
hRpA Nl.3N'~ NbANlIIt jI-nn) W Hla.
NiNDlGAIoE. Joncsburonsh Tenn.
tiaZETrr ~ LcNngton,Va.
V Vi,MiSTaI AHinsa"n.y..
srNtnNta: Inrry.va
SALEM REGISTER, Salon ~.
MOUNTAIN SIGNAL, '"'' ~"
VIRGINIA PATRIOT. Independence ,Qrnyscn co Va
DEMOCRAT
VALLEY WIG. ''"s"' ""
M MrsTrHN sT,m nEkALp chr..,,.n.hurr. v.
WNliIENliLE TELEGRAPH, w.,,,v,,o Va
NITllENIIIE TINS. "E''''"''' Va
UNION DEMOCRAT. luinn. Mnnr, county. Va.
ADVOCATE. JcFursonyiiie Ta7cw Ell county Va
REGISTER. Dan,illr, Va.
THE sol TIL WEST, prarsbnrg tiiics county. Va
Persons wishing 10 advertise ahnvc ~l
hnd II I" tHtik INrtkt>I to call the OFFICE
lynchhurE Nirsnian Up srARs where will be
made. and advert, ~rmrnts fpKWAhifr WITHOUT pfIaY
y viii ale" and tofw ard advertising raper
in the Iniisd States NADplIL,
March - "a Foreman Nirgn'an office
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ArrolNTMENr-Mr. John Keys has been APP
pointed f"st Master at Bristol vice Jos r. An
derson. r" .en"d. dr. X. has heretofore acted as
deputy to Mr.. A.
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LYScHBrRG AGRICULTURAL Soc,ETY. Vim.
B. Byers has been appointed AgenAof this Socie-
ty for the counties of Russell aud Washington.
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Q7DPIeE We ha We now o. huud m LEI nj
~ pr, ste. Ijqn'rice consigned FIR sale
snx bts LEE, JOHNSON 4 CO.
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WANIllNla1'ON ElOi 81,
CHURCH STREkT LYnChbuIg Va

CHURCH STREET LynchbuIR Va.
INIIIS iionat situated In The immediate o the
most business part If The the location
;c n" and healthy in the rt." 70 strang"r ih-.
hrr liz l"ns,iion is particularly d,srshle
h" subscribers rntn then thames toth.r friends mud the
public e"n"rnty the h, paronaE" t. haN"eN
tended To them aud tl,m - 1t they Will rhlcat"r
merit runtiuuant" 81 their In
An OMNIBUS BAt,ttAGI " AtipS and rbrrtRS wi,
alw h. the cos AMI landing m" arrival
tie and boat. 10 aud fam III"
llorl, rHft ,HAhaF. ShEAIi a CLARK.
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