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New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

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'A'i the aos6sf ~ .rf'stT ed TUEsDAY
EVENINGS :. A' SD Htass - g, TIE wosEB w9sEB.
y. THL HEART & op IHE c,yy woAIp Ip.d,c.,a to the
Ycuh Of Aneic. Every yOuns nan IA tae e.aay 90
:ts1y i. ;e;:Ai1. sEsy '0%oas % ystI Sl. Yo9ns Ma Of
Yortune Nr H. w.lin. D, WIZ With ,oSi, HT. CIV
Mons DtrvERsE, . fau Sro-u H.n. who PUTS HlMSE =
& SI1 .o.s snail ~; eaE e24 arIRT ;iRTw VINE BorEs
ArykRS9S AyIkES9S aTT' Rf DREAa AT SEA
A DREAM AT SEA; ,,
Or Sci - O. IT Pf.9 .I I'. 5 rs PAS As 1s GR6TEsoT
on Lres. To coDe!uie 9th The AsirnS PEHoaNSets"
In sriite rsh...L t5s ,hrlins dan, Of NICK OF THE
YOUNG SAMUEL hs. be.n ef here By & 0HGst csnry .Ie
b by he cu5:g, vi . tS' LYING ~. rsiS..s.
AoUARiA. of ocEAs .ad RIVER GARDESs; the tss..ss.
ss.y o.I r Af II; Il M ssT ri IN M faE 'S wafES
r6sITIvELY 80 EREE L!sI 3 ,,..,,.
WOOD" BUILDINGS, Nos. 5sl and 563Brosd'
w "T n'1 Pr.ce,.t nsx ~ sr,ccyss
GEO canssTE aFas EIrsf TqqRf ayssISs' sIssrREds
'E'THfor rIAE EN.rEkrAIMENr
eniti-d.
A SLEIGH RIDE THROUGH BROADWAY AND BLOOM
INGDALE ROAD TO JONES'.
Doom op-1 at 81. TO a. "a 0clock
NOTICE.-THCRSDAY q each ve-t Will Be tet sPsrt asd
called THE OLD NIGHT,
an A rEsT soSGs RAsT SF Ths f ohbfs F vii
a GRAND AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE EVERY SAT.
URDAY consmenoins ocSck Children q the Afternoon
psrormanoes half price
NATIONAL ACADEMY of DEsIGN:-The
~ NON 1SNyA ofky ESsT9s SJ p@ ;' 70
the 0sleries 81 Broadway The col.cton is
formed exclusively OF Original Pctu~s snt Sculptures By living
artists hich have exhibited in .his city Ad
mission 25 cents: ticket, 20 cents
TADDlSOS RICHARDS. CorrespocdinE Secretary N. A.
YNHE celebrated Abbott Collection OF Egyptian
Antiquities berns upward Of thousand objects-the
popular and instructive exhibition in ne csy
op Dsy and Evening the Institute 6s BroadwsJi
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fost an6 fonn6.

TOST-On Saturday evening, April II, 10 a
IL Houston st, ..sss one 6loeL below futor-'. an OHn.i
the owner Any person leaving 8. No SI Nasu, room
No g. will BE- suitably rewarded
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U,RENcH PAPER HANdINGs
L Droossrloss. s;ir
GREAT BARoAIss!n
sUTPHEN g. WEEKS.
No 4O4 BROADWAY.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT
NOV orFEE TIER Esrhs 'Tocr
FRENCH
PAPER HANGING
DEcokarroNs.
Fos cAsH
GREATLY RE6UcEp PRICES
THEIR WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
n1ylSs srm VA kstasSs9 v,psrct.ss
BUYERS throughout tbe United STATE. and C.u.t.
DARIS NOUvE EAUTE So
At. STE "ART Co. have opened splendid assortment
'' '"' PARI, NOVELTIES, in
DOUBLE Jurrs ou2kGE. qf2ASOik ROBES
'''''''' y Broadw.y Chamber. and Re.de-'.s
ID o 2 U L A R RI c E s
L cARFkr,.
AT STEWART Go I.;s 9PsPP.i;
80 piece. Easl;s 1.ss:.,y : s.s s..;:sl' CARPETS.
100 piece. a1s Asa, il.s. Rs'llSdl llssl.A Brussels,
Al &l 10 per ys-d
nurcbssed London Market snd much lower price
thru the same quality offered In this market
Also
An elegant assortment Of
JOHN CROSSLEY & SONS TAPESTRY, BRC5SAS,
And VELVET CARPETS, RUGS, MATS,
Ge., &c,
Broadway, Chambers and Reade-sts.
A T. STEWART g. Co. have opened several
a. siesof -
FRENCH LACE MANTTLLAS,
DENTELLE imrERArHIoL aud D'EsrAoNE.
Also
splendid sssOrmeDt Of
SILK NAN 7 ! l. IS,
Comprising every NOVELTY Of the season.
Broadway. Chambers and Rssde-stI
DARIS BONNETS. HEAD-DRESSES,
STRAW GOODS
consisting Of
LADIES' STRAW BONNETS -
MISSES BONNETS. BLOOMEkS and JOChEfs' aud
BOYS SThAW CAPS
In all colors, sizes aud qualities
We sell Straw Goods by the sge piece at regular hole
A RICH ASSORTMENT OF RIBBONS
bo al recent Auction Sales and selling ~ Auction Paoes
CHARLES STREET 4 co,
No. AS Broadway.
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ENGRAVING and PRINTING HALF PRICE.
IL -Nrdrng a. H"U~ sut Bu-hss. C4-is o. KELLYs
n. 81 Fultor ct tS sALE-i'o Nssssne Ste-l e'ssa
New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20

Sd S0 FOR S1EEL-SPRlNG SklRIs
vs. cO with II sprr gs made from watch spns s'eel
tbe best ever offered order fts Eananed All th
a''s yes ofslis hors hair whale bone emotoieted ernc
une bes. dirty French Co sts 81 paf.
FORNAS 4 Co, No. 7o5 BEoai~ay-
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Rea! Gstdte for Sale.
|. HANDSOME COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
a FINE RESIDENCE fer SALE-An elegant

"A eornroiious DwELLlNG-HOU, 81, new, az hnlsaeS IN
IN. h. manner with the dero improvements; "a eomess
order for immediate oecupsr and ess never en ocspset
Tn. atom the fnest within tstgty miles CT Ns
York overlooking New York Bay aud Cy commanding ,ss
OF staten Fort Ham ton the Nsows huis,n sad E.s
BrooSlyu within q ss II the Jrry City Fey,
on IN. bergen Pankosd UuLbuses the deoT e'efy hAi
hour vii sold for much les, than cost Apply 70 '" H.
MASON No IS Nassau ~ room No 4
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Tho Approaching Fair at Lynchb ucE.

IL tie Editor ofMc Tryinian:
DEAR SiR-lhe time for the commence cnt Of
tho approaching Fair of tho "l.yNcHuuRt Aon,-
CULTURAL a. MICuANicAL SOCIETY," nnviue been a
subject Of much enquiry. | beg leave to Inform
tho public, through the medium of your Ct lumns.
that the Executive Committee have de.nIt ely set
tied upon TUESDAY THE l9rm OF ucTonER next. ns
tho day upon which the exhibition will bn gin. 1t
will hold three days. Tuesday, Wc,lnesd ny and
Thursday, which will give exhibitors III cicnt
time to remove their articles tn tho United States
Fair Mt Richmond. which will commence On the
Monday (25th) following.
! am plenscd to state TINT the Indcntit ns of
highly successful exhibition here are most cneour-
aging Our Commissioner. Mr.. j. +. Sla lighter,
10 whose enterprise and energy the Sn ,ietv is
much ndcb,ed) IN everywhere received wit lnvor
aud kindness. and manifestations Of inter est IN
the welfare Of important enterprise arc e.thb-
tied by all. Mr. ). has visited the coui .tes Of
-Appnmat,x. Amherst. Montgomery. y ul,ski,
Wythc, Washington Botetour', and is ow i'll
Smythe. aud biz success in ench Of these mnics
has been highly encouraging. Besides anking
liberal donations o the Society, our country friends
are expressing thc'r determination to ent rr the
arena Of competition far premiums, with spe linens
of their fine cattle, horses sheep aud 9th II pro-
durtohs: and tho signs that will In
Of tho finest exhibitions that ever occurred in the
State. Tho schedule of premiums % le nv -arded
is liberal aud will be made public in few dnys
The improvements at the Grounds are go ing on
rapidly. The inclosurc. ian eight feet perry endic-
uar plank tence,) will he completed this week.
aud some of the houses are already done. The
site (tor which the Society is indebted to tho lier-
atty Of Mr.. {. IL. Lynch. is n beautiful ont and
embraces between Ii and IL acres. Tho inn rove
ments will all he OF handsome and subst lnt ial
character.
l.ynchbnrg has not yet done its part tow ards
this great schemc--one 40 Intimately conn Get Ell
with its welfare. The donations of our cit re.1s
hnve in the main been liberal and indicative OF a
proper appreciation on their part of the in. por-
lance Of this movement, but all have not vet bee II
called upon. To such would say that their c.
operation will be invited and aid solicited in few
days, md it is hoped that each response will no
commensurate with the magnitude Of the interest
involved The benefits which Lynchburg will de-
rive from the succassiul contamination Of this IN
dertaking are So patent to every Intelligent mind
that 1t is unnecessary to refer e. them Therefore.
MS matter both Vt public and private interest, it
calls for the liberal assistance of our citizcns--
Let them respond in manner becoming their
public spirit, private enterprise and discriminating
judgment am truly &C.,
\. MCDONALD. = cyytary.
p. s.-papcrs friendly to the movement nrc
anested 10 copy
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The ADVANTAGES of Advertising.

About two months ago we published brief ed
itorial paragraph. making alusion to a certain
variety Of wheat, raised ON the farm Of gentle
man in the county of Essex. which ripened some
three four weeks earlier than is usual with the
wheat ordinarily cultivated. We brought it to
the notice of the public. knowing that kind of
wheat which could be harvested so much sooner
than tbe. rest, wopld be desidcrat,.m TO the
farming conmunity.
Since then, we have received letters from almost
every portion Of the Union, making enquiries in
regard to that wheat Among the first was one
from the Commissioner of the Patent Office in
Washington City. wishing to know what variety
of wheat it was, and the mode Of cultivation
THE WAS followed by other letters from the State
of New York, from Iowa. from Wisconsin, and
from different portions Of our own State either
making enquiries in regard to it, or ordering some
Of it ior sssd. No longer ago than yesterday we
received letter from the Northern part Of Wis
ccusin. ordering small quantity of this wheat
for the purpose Of giving it a trial
4'Wsmention this fact simply to illustrate the
aASantages. Of advertising. A little paragraph in
tn columns Of this paper has made tina. whea,
kas<a I'll Uyss the Union And 80 it Is with eve
ryihiag slss.., Very azaen, because an advertise,
.doer nUtyee ~ direct and palpablc effects Of hi.
investment he becomes dissatisfied and ~ disposed
70 desbt xhetAar il i beneficial to him. All til,
tina however hia .adSertisement il eze-cising al
invisible Influence, keeping his name and hs bu
sinsse. 1sssh in The minds Of the reader, ant
bringing farih its fs6t in dse season, in the 10
creased pro6ts Of his business The most saga
ASds psr6f nts III know this. and consider d
1seas8 bsssf invested than that which they pa
foHAlyssteinsa .Ths psorrietor of the New Yor
xe3oNras hees sssa iE.4aaed, paid over, sevent
tbS1saSd daIarsi last gear. IN publishing the merit
a his paper in other journals Its fruits wer
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Important from Mexico,

BY the Havana steamer Of the 9th inst, we hav @
received news from the City of Mexico to July %,
and from Vera Cruz to the 37th.
On the 10th of July,a new Government was pro.
claimed IN the city OF Mexico, composed of the fol-
lowing Minister of Foreign Relations, Castillo
Lauzas; Minister Of Government, Fernandez de
Jaurequi; Minister of Justice. Padre Miranda;
Minister of the Interior. Jarrin; Minister of Pub.
lie Safety, Laldivar; Minister Of War, Don jose
Garcia.
According to a letter dated from the capital on
the llth of July, and inserted in the Progreso of
Vera Cruz, it appears that the troops Of Eci,ea-
garay Galindo, and PARA, are assembled there. in
the fear that an advance would be made on the
capital
On the Both of June the forces of Col Zunzua
took possession ofthe important town Of San Luis
Potosi. Generals Miramon, Mejia, Marquey and
PARA have been directed to march against it.
On the 18th Gen. Alatriste took Tuxpan captu-
ring numerous arms, including two cannon, and
making the garrison prisoners.
1t is said that the %, in the Pass of tenqui-
que battle was fought between the troops Of Mi
ramon and those of Don Santas Degolla,os. The
former say that, after six hours hard fighting.
the enemy left on the field of battle l22 dead and
ammunition. The ProSreso, on the other hand.
says that this pretended victory WAS most disas-
trous route; that Mramon left more than 00dead
on the field; that 900 Of his men Were wounded,
and that the remainder Of his army, disorganzed
and dispersed, fed towards Guatiaajara
Gen. Parra ex- Minister Of War, has been APP
pointed commander-eeneral Of the department 81
Guana uato aud Of n new division of the army call
oil the Center composed OF the forces Of that state
and those Of Mieh,acan Queratero. and Jalisco
combined with the division OF the North, under the
command of Gen. Miramon.
The governor Of Ve.a Cruz received official in
formati IN that the forces of Eeheagaray, which,
were 70 sail from Jaapa, in the ne;ghborhood oil
Pe,ote, for the coast OF Barl.yeno were detained
at the pass called "Maria de Ia Tore" and lost
there forty men, that their infantry and artillery
were COM PEELED Ia fall back upon "Pa-o dc Novii
los,' and their cavalry upon Plnpac van, wher>
they were surrounded by large body of Consti
tutionalsts, composed of the National Guarc
to the cantons of Misan,la and Papanta, and abou.
200 veterans belonging to the garrison of the for,
tress Il perote
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seen in a subscription lis, which is now four or
Ave times larger than that OF any other nc~spa-
psr in the world. The rule holds good with res
pect TO every other kind II business. Ajudicious
and liberal system Of advertising never fails, !"
the long run. to repay infinitely more than the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


generating particles sender rare aud healthy
the psrtecsi trsval.ss
sly Of this marvellous remedy and
she directions that
company each box soa the snafacor, No 50 Maiden
Lane New York. aaA ny All Drunssr 10, e3c, and 81
perbox aug l2tw I
aras =. ,,, "'"rs., !. S,,,, n,.'s'.sd ss,,,,o ~
ma ondfai 10th in u.n,a "a ~, Me-, If senns ana
saiI arc r, ga In a, a. which nav T..
come valuable % me panc ana LIVING emblem 70 ss'entne
the world and particularly our Medical Faculty ,her. h..
!. the mo valnshe family medicine use many in
srnsi and eoians ina, hesh her 10 10 con
vince yon Of the tact have but call Al the drng store
there you can get p"t'ie-fam % cents to sL-TsaHt'se
orssa
THE r.is KILLER As means Of removing pain from tho
body medicine hiss ever acquired reputation equal Per
X f Ba K ss ra hs I aoa ,s A.;
port 4 CssHsten lky) Hrs.
re-, ,x....,- ~ ,,-..---.,-- -
d. 81, $3.50 M ~, ,o - W ~, ne ne.sers
All ,n s, , ~ m , ,, - ohg .eieSratsa
Of The restoring bea"d'ns The hair d
w., sy . ~, go S, ~ s s w. u upnes.roy inc hs o
rs rue mar sh on ana produce premature bald
n... n IRE" Wood hr,"i avs N ~ be relied on a. con
nan wha it, urc"ss m ae"onn,n What spr"ns 20 aa ns
-. -. ia - IL, n ,.,..d. - a.s ~" ~
and head. getting baida ~h" wool OBJ
D..csra' IN u.,..., ,.,.
Sold by all respectable Drnggisin aug l22w
A Co.,, ,,r xyh...;.x s,.n.h "
us.,. s,ruv -. :. r 1919 800 I. nus ~, eoo
-.,-n I,s .n,h,.p =. nv. ,n 80" ~ NV ." .,
- s aufneI o. o. MINI 'nn yasrs OF aye. was taken
-. Is 1 VI Wy !, "RR''aa', 'orn aoa nom
,rnr We a, anr, decided 10 IT,. bottle Of yaur pr WIS
;, =. p.h,n ~ "A iii h.rrr IN ,hr. h , ,, ~ ~ W. us,
al man" il sl. "a a. r,a,,, ,a,na T.. , ,h h
three DAYS W :. sas s"rs ANA . now vel have since
ed II, And in NO !. An ha,. kmoy,n il . ~ az ,in~ .d,
mr. a. NH" " ~ navy N'o"n II '"' Vi one'une "a spseay
eur To, .r, 4, u,.,,v ,o,n... any =, , .,o,. ,,,..
proper h ha induce any body your Basam shall
IeEad for aa'e grsa confidence init f"nrs,
,-,., 'roP, ''or OF inc courier de ~ Hyaeinhe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

a Az .IMpoRvANr DISCOVERY Professor b. T.
Greenollch. OF Boston, has discovered a new pro-
cess by which burning fluid and camphene AZ
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Burning of tho Ship Otseonthe.

At about l., o'clock in the morning of the Goth
otJuly. the ship Otseonlhe was discovered to he
ON fire. SHE WAS taking III the cargo of the ship
Sultan. lately wrecked md had ON board 5000
sacks Of corn AMI l220 balcs cotton The lower
hold was nearly full. and she had some $50 bales
cotton in the bctween-decks. only u portion of
which was slowed.
How the fire originated it is impossible to con-
lecture rs the gratngs to the side ports shut
and fastened, and no one but the ships company
ON board.
When first discovered, by one of the men--who
was awakened by tho smoke coming out Of tho
after hatch. house-the mate Jumped down, and
found about dozen bales only on fire, but the
flames spread rapidly. and the smoke was so
intense, that he had to retreat. and close all the
openings in the deck. Great nlarm prevailed, and
much difficulty was experienced in getting the
vessel from the wharf. At about sunrise she was
towed up the harbor, and scuttled--it being found
impossible to extinguish the flames On the sec
ond morning the fire broke through the deck, when
the master had the masts cut away to save the
rigging and spars, ithe sails had been saved, with
part of the provisions, in the ships boats.
The loss will he heavy, rs the ship wns fine
one. Of 100 tons, and only Eve years olL--Key
bcsf paper.
In regard to the effect of tho Atlantic Telegraph
on cotton speculation and the cotton trade, Mr.
VIM. p, Wright. of New York. in his nade Cir.
| tuidT TelnhTks:
! "The cfec; of this new agency will be the c.
| quaization Of markets. and diminished chances
for those serious Losses which periodically occur
| in the Liverpool cotton trade \ new system of
purchasing to srrivsin Liverpool, by Classification
or sample will soon be adopted, and there will be
an increase Of the transitu. business in this city,
| New York will receive less cotton direct from the
South, except from points where there is no other
outlet, but her position as cotton centre will DO
| vastly improved by the receipt of orders from tho
manufacturers Of England aud France. Spinners
and others in Europe will soon discover how much
their interests can be served by the free use of tho
telegraph, and how admirably adapted the tran.
Of New Yorkis in orderingcotton toar ie
with them at once. in month. or in two or three
months, thereby making a large saving in inter
aud enabling them to till even extensive contracts
for gods and yarns The transitu business of this
city has been found to work well for four of FIVE
years; and is now capable of great increase, and it
may not be too bold to predict that the day is not
far distant when the bulk of the cotton trade be-
tween Europe and America will be transacted in
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made non-explosiye, thereby saving the risk Of
cidents which have become 80 frequent in our vi
cinity. The process by which this desideratum is
attained CONSISTS in the complete nstsraton Of the
campheneor 6oid with carbonic scld gas. This
bustion. land, indeed in considerable quantities
it il as elective an extinguisher of fire water
itself, and when combined with burning fluid,
utterly destroy. its explosive character without
in The least impairing its Illuminating property.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-19

VIZ call attention 10 the interesting COR munica-
ton in today's paper from the Secretary Of the
Lynchburg Agricultural Society. The Fair will
commence, it will be Observed on Tues lay, the
lqih day Of October.
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NAbUARLE RkA j, EhTATEATA AUG -
TON In pursuance with 4 deed NJ trus esecu- -
ted to tho ndcrsgued Trustees the Franklin Build.
ng Fund Association by WIN r. johnson and wife, hoarn:
the 2ls OF 1880 obedience
Of the Board Of said tho
will sell at auction the emses, A. O'Clock sA UK
DAY the 2ist day 81 August 1854 certain HOUSE Ipf
Diamond Hill In which said Johnson resides fronting
60 fee, Falls Alley and adjoining the property Of Peter g.
Akcrs.
TERMS-CasH for sum sufficient t" pay tho Amount
due said association. and the
and for the balance credit of and ~ secured
osbe notes. satisfactorily endorsed and the
Until they paid RDBERTJ DAVIS,
ID. H. PAYNE,
aug 4dt2l CHAS NJ BLACKBOARD
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CApruRE or "MERNAIp' In tho nets Of Mr.
John Anderson on the FORTH mermaid. or an
gel fish, nearly six feet long and 100 10. weight.
was caught this week. The wings Of this ''wun-
der Of the Deep which has face like that OF a
frog and tail like that of shark. are eight in
ches long Before being caught, the fishermen
saw it raise itself upright in the water. and then
fly over the surface like bird. While diving, it
was caught in tarbot net. The belly is pure
white, the back is light brown, the skin being rough
like that OF . shark or dugish The wings are nj
unlike The wings Ola thick skate, and the teeth
resemble those of a shark. The dsh measures
three feet across the wings. l. will be SHOWN TT
day at Mr. Andersons establishment. George
Street-Scotsmaa
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NORTHERy AVD SOUTH WESTERy MAIL ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
La 7sssE zzsgz 60 sssessass

HNOR Staunron Icwisburg and Charleston
II Va. Guyandone Two daily Trans for W ASKING.
Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York. Wheeling Cincn
natl LOUIS ie
Dag Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
Gas A. NJ.
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, (-xcclt Suudays,) al 5:l5 l. NJ
The 6.ij Train Washington with the $3.50
T. Nj the 81 T. NJ. with the SD A Nj Express Trains
from Washington the different points named.
o. Through Tickets tor Baltimore and Washil. ton
he ed IN yu.hburg the Ticket otrc Of the South
Side kaltoad Co, OF A, w. HohNER, Ticket Agent.
70 New York. .............Sl60 90
To Philadelphia. 10 10
To Baltimore. ............................... II ~
To Wash nstou and A.xanLIi,. 10 80
Passengers ASKING tou any Hotel upon
Prnnsy ivania Avenue. FIRE. II charge.
Passengers 's> i1g Lynchbnrg at $50 y by tho regular
Mail lral connect at Richmond with the - and those
the Freight Accommodation "a NJ.
with the .rl5 r NJ. Train.
md their transpo, ted between the De
pots Richmond tree OF charge. IhoS. DoDAMEAD.
aug l9i2asep - Ten SUPP
uDROss REa~uON IN THE PsIOTOGRAPsI.
sill something aud itu Call and
them BLISS Photographic Gallery door Viz.
sina Bank, Nam street, lyn' hburg VA
aug 1918 u. II. BLISS, Photographic.
1VA YOUNG LADlLS fhe 2Jtn Srssiou of this lnstiu.
will open on TIL let MONDAY in Septc,nber.
- For Catalguss apply 1T the Book Store Of Payne
Chrsan, aud at Mrs. kmkpatn'k residence
Rep copy IT. ang lsdatAe.ls ep
SsSDn REWAK ".-The above reward will
sDSV h. paid tor the apprehension OF my I'M, II de-
cred to ~ nchburg confined IN the Jail OF the
~ hich he may up Jim calls
Son EyENS &c black has on hay
ing the of burhs OF his teeth the trout
much di.ngurvd ne nearly covering H. He has
self lie and i.ils wo,l Doubt read the De
,araon vi i!vi endence lie from factory where
he hired To work twisGr Alb ut weeks and
aug dSc.t l.. SAUNDERS
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TaNHE UNDERSIl;NED, late Of Rie hsn M
Offers his services &" the pubic Professor
Music and Modern Languages, both by
lessons and in classes Pupils viii Interest by
cary application.
For further particular apply u, PAYNE Christians
BOOK store and tor further ev w ii knckl
ELIDDORO CAMPS
Mr. ELI0DORo CAMPS has taught my School for
v sessions and 1t gives pcanac his
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