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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
JANUARY 1Oih, 1888
GEO W. VALENTINE. RF. HENING
GROCERS.
inert Door 10 The Merchants Bank,)

LYNCHBURG, VA
WE keep hand. constantly Groceries tho hest
w ny, to which particularly invite the attention
friends and customers We tender thanks to our
friends past favors and hope by fidelity
ell who may favor merit continuance the W.
receiving superior lot Of sugars CoGeos Mola asses
cTop) Candles Leather. Salt &c which offer
70 produce 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

CoRs.-The wheat crop in this county having
fallen 80 far short of the antcipations Of farm
ers early in the the corn crop is looked to
with no little solicitude by everybody. We have
had some opportunity Of Judging from personal
observation, and have also made inquiry Of others
as far as practicable; and the result is, that the
crop will fall considerably below that Of last year.
which was more than an average onein this section.
In some portions Of the county, the season has
been altogether favorable, and the prospect is
good one; while in ether portions the crops have
suffered considerably for want of rain, and partic
uarly is this the in this immediate neighbor-
hood it is late. the stalks are sprindlng, and the
ears consequently small and but imperfecty de-
veloped. So far as can learn, the crops along
the river and other streams good. 1t is plain,
therefore, that there will be actual scarcity of
corn in this county, although it is probable the
price will range few cents higher Woodstock,
Tenth Legion.
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A LoeIcaL BAGGAGE MAsrER.-Thc post Of bag
gage master on q railroad train is not All enviable
one. There il often a wide difference between the
company's regulations and the passengers orn-
ion Of what articles, and what amount of them,
properly come under the denomination Of bag
ragc: and this difference Of opinion frequently
subjects the unlucky official Of the trunk and ban
box department to animated discussions with q
certain class Of the travelling public. We heard
lately an anecdote Of George" the affable b. NJ
on Capt. Cobbs train on the Va. X Tenn Road,
which is too good to be lost,
A passenger presented himself at a way station
on the road with two trunks and saddle, for
which he requested checks The baggage master
promptly checked the trunks, but demanded the
express charge of 25 centsfor the saddle. To this
the passenger demurred and losing his temper
peremptorily asked
Twill you check my baggage. sir"
Are you a horse quietly inquired George.
What do you mean sir 7" exclaimed the irate
traveller
..You claim to have this saddle checked as bag
gage?"
the passenger
Well" said the imrerturbabe George. "by
the company's regulations nothing but wearing
apparel is admitted to be baggage and if this sad
die is your ,cearing apparel, of course you must be
horse! Now, sir, just allow me to strap it on
your back, and it shall go to the end of the road
without any EXPRESS charge whatever"
The traveller paid his quarter, and offered
George his hat.-Bristol Nems
--------
Boiler ExrLosIoS.-Abo ut II o'clock on Sat
urday morning last, the boiler of NJ. Keey's steam
saw mill about six miles from Cumberland c. ii.
Va. exploded, slightly scalding two of the hands
Of the establishment, and two farmers who were
present. The boiler was thrown about 60 yards
from the spot, and it is remarkable that seven or
eight persons standing around should have escap-
ed with their lives. The explosion was caused by
the fire box OF the boiler being burnt out
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CoLLIsIoN.-There was collision yesterday, on
the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, near
Johnson's Depot, between the mail train from
Knoxville and a freight train going west. The
report is that both locomotives were badly
smashed up but no further damage sustained
by the trains. An engine from the Virginia and
Tennessee road was dispatched, in the afternoon,
to bring up the passengers and mail, but up to the
hour Of putting our paper to press neither hadar-
rived. Consequently, VIC are without any late
news from the West-Bristol Ne,cs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

UNXTENhgON aad CONTRACTION SKIRTS.
T. JARED PRATT co IS PAtent Skirts, with con.
rscne aud expanding apparatus attached srtsle
Cheap lang 2ts] JOHN J. PUkSis Aer &
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GREAT AMERICAN GIFT BOOK HOUSE.
No. 1913 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
where gifts consisting Of JEWELRY &C. and varying In
from IS cents 10 hundred dollars awayso
hibiiion ia AMPLE show Our Descriptive Oaa'
logue ntanng large variety OF Books In every depart
Science and Literature (a of which sold at reg
uIar publishers priccs and explaining new and original
allowing bis choice OF gifts and
seing unequaed Inducements to agents, will DO sent
post paid any indiv dual, ,pplieaion. Address
jy e.w6m A. RANNF Y, Agent, No 293 broadway.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
CLOTHING TRADES!
FALL. lS1S

HtRlNu the past Summer have greatly enlarged and
NJ Improved House. aud have large web light.
I'd and conveniently arranged Sales Rooms be found
In our city We have made thcsc improvements tho
wants OF constantly increasing trade and bog to advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL. dealer. thai W. have now In
store and daily receiving tho and dcsrabe
81 CLOTHING We have exhibited bc In the
south We have been engAg Ia the irads Ia tha
Tor reHg ysars and having thus obtained full knowled3U Of
The ants Of tho market and being more largely snYaErd In
the mannfa, nrr and sale of Clothing than other house
The State believe oer the greatest indacsssfs
cAasers by arrival shall MAKE additions stock
vt all that new ant shioaabc aud purchaaors WILL a all
times hnd complete assortment OF quality CLOTH
ma and 0ESTLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS, In store
and or sale upon tlAKRAI. DMs,
Wholesale aud Retail ID snrn. distinct and separate
hoors An animation stock priccs and mode
Ing business is respectfully solicited
KEEN. BALDWIN co,
aug 9ts TO- Main strret, Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
LY$GHBURG COLLEGE.

LYSCHBURG COLLEGE.
uNliE fourth this Institution will
II on The 18th September.
The location Of the heslthest In
the soub and the study both Classical and
Scisuhc, equal to that Of the best rcan colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently
der the OF Mr. Bankenship graduate OF the Vir
Ena Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
The professors will have exclusive charge Of tho
Grammar School in which young will be thoroughly
pared for college or business
FACU LTY.
raj Science
LYcuHGUs G. MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Bellcs Lrttres
BLANKESsHIP Professor of Mathematics
tor OF Tactics
Rev w W. WALLER, Proiess,r Moral and Mental Sci.
Rev. e. X. Cox. Professor Of History.
SAMUEL GARLAND, NJ Professor Of Constitutional Law.
d. LASaHonSk NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys.
ioogy.
GIUSEPPE ADoLPHo SARToRr LII d. Professor Of Modern
Languages
~. ~ EXPENSES .
Board % per week washing u % per month fuel and
$50 In the Collegiate Department for half session
Cataoguea containing further information BIO OH
tanned by ad1lrcssing the President. aug 5ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
JOHN H. &c SAM'L TYREE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTa

LYNChBURG, VA 2
Sell Tobacco, Wheas, Flewr, aua ether Osunnry
Psodace. sA4s
One YOUNGER $SMITTS nearly opposite y~sa~s Bsxk.
uAkE this method their thanks their
IL numerous friends and customers theif vary liberal
r"nage aud hope by their customary punctuay n the &
charge Of business render entire naArtton ths
ally al 3au
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

(tARBON OIl. AND G.ANPs.-This Oh IL
~ made from best Bituplinnns Coal light like
light pPiosirr We have found II Tho CHI
which We have uscd. Ter sale nv
Aug ~ dts SrADLER 4 JONES
n uERU's COP LIVER OF. JELLY will
" he found the most agreeable firm Of administering Cod
Liver on For salehy SrABlER e. JONES
2Odts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

nUyAL Il NORTON'B II o RISE Tonic, WAR
IL RANTED TO CONTAIN NO ARsENICs-A supply
this Justly popular remedy for the diseases horses
ceIved and for sale by W. A. sTROTHER 60.
IT, Rep. copy mar Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

uDuRE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
use, very superior article Also. pnre Juice Port Wine
hnc Madeira Wine London Porter. For sale by
Rep copy. lang 30 Isl w A, STROTHER 4 co.
AIRS. NJ. A. OTEY,s CLAss for Ysuns In.
AVA dies will be opened the first Monday In September
her old location 81 tho head off4h Street.
TERMS Tuition for monIhs $40 No extra charge for
French and Latin No deduction Tor absence. ~ IN
fuNOBACCO FLAVOR At - ~ PEN GA J..
1ON-Manninrture are invited To call and examine
very superior article n FLAVORlNti. which selling
the low price Of 81 - per gallon.
Rep. copy. aug 70 Is W. a. STROTHER e. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
GROVER 4 BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.

a y
l37 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE.
IRON HALL, 3ls PENNSA AVENUE.
Washington, ID. G.
YNHESE Machines justly admitted be the In
Il use for Family Sewing making strong and elastic
stitch, which will NOT rap, even fourth stitch be
Circulars sent application by letter.
ma 1918 j. r DAVIS & co. Ag'ts, IynrhburR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

@ A Il Il Y A L L 8, W A q ON 8,
o-L WHEAT DRILLS, &C. ckk
M& TO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCH. -
BUkGsAND SURROUNDING COUNTRY.--I am prepared
repair Carriages aud Wagons In each branch 81 The vy
shortest notice. and in the best style having csmpes
worknon branch Also, LOT Of No fBUG01ES ou
hand which win sell cheap any can BE- bad IN Lynch
burg Also Wheat Drills an improved plan. Ready.
made Wagons on hand at All limos NJ = y
ma 22 com CHAh. y. YLYNN
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FALL TRADE. l8I

SMITH, RHODES e. CO.,
IMPORTERS or AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY
GUNS. SADDLERf, ANCHOR BOLTING CLOTH,
&c, &C, &C,
No. ~ Pearl Street,
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REDUCED.-Wc will, and after this date sell X f.
ROSENE OIL Mt ONE DOLLAR AND rwtSTYFIyf CENTS per
gallon We have made arrangement with tho Agents to
keep hand supply OF this Oh and the sole agents
for this The genuine article be purchased Of
other house
We have various styles of Lamps reduced prices
call the public attention this O is the cheapest and
popular hight introduced being equal six candles
a cost Of q half cent per hour. MUIR g. STEVENS,
~ 3o.s No l35 Sycamore st., Petersburg, Va.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-03
NEW " STABLE
Pamela Depot.

fnNIlE undersigned have crenei = Liv-
srv Stable at the Pa iois DEPOT. m
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
and have Horses and Bgreies to hire
We are prepared to send persons interior
70 any point desired. and travellers going
IA Memphis an have their horse. taken
ARE 81 until their return. Our Stshl.
will he veil surrlisd With ~ he<s feed
the ceunsry se6ras, and our hosslers in.
dustrices and faitheS.. Oar term. are
reasonable. and ~ sclietla s1oss Of the
svsslE ECxlg suopecy.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-03
.ffminisir0ior's .siofiof.


70 me Creditors Of the p tate Of 4. ".
RHtlock. irtsdsfi;
~ uHHr ~ th- mirtsi suri, Nim,e
w i-trator e the estate II SAID a..
ceasel dtd pttho Nrrii Term. Nd. 1865.
10 lhe Probate Conrt IT f"ailotn'ehl
County. mississippi, dle bis report VT The
Insolvency II the estate NJ said itfi1uJ.
Nav, all persons having cltims tsfin,I
ihe estate Of said irrient. are htrshy
nJllci 60 come flrvrfl and have th,
simc iuly prohatei End rfg stored IN The
Register Kept by lhe t'erk Of saii Court.
within uno gOtr from ibe date Ut tha ar..
publication " thi. nniir', " the .1mt
viii he barred.
juiiN n. ileirrt, Nlm'r.
Anil li, 1865. i1-Gm
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11
FOR SALE.

ANE-HALF interest in the American Res
~ taurant and Bakery, situated on Main ST.
next door to Wells, Fargo & Cos. Express
Office.) San Andreas. The building is entirely
ilre-proof and just rebuilt re-itted and re-
furnished throughout 1t is eighty feet deep
by thirty-two feet wide, one story high, IA #
in the clear, neatly painted and plastered
throughout; containing five bedrooms, bake
house and kitchen, in addition to the large
dining saloon.
One-half of the business, together with the
good will, house, lot and fixtures, will be sold
at bargain, on terms satisfactory to parties
wishing to purchase, if immediate application
be made, as the owner wishes to return to the
Atlantic States.
IA For particulars empire on the premises
OF ANTON SCHACHTEN.
San Andreas, Aug. l4th, ls5S.-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

MINING NEws.-On Thursday last, the 9th
inst, the shaft at the end of the tunnel of the
" Union Tunnel Company" reached the ledge
at depth of l42 feet from the surface, out of
which three pans of dirt were taken, yielding
a prospect of one dollar and twenty-five cents
This shaft is curbed from the surface to within
few feet of the ledge with II inch plank, and
has cost the proprietors about $500. The
company have tunnel which was commenced
on the l4th of September, 1885, nearly three
years ago, by a company of Chilians, but who
not having the requisite means for prospect
ing work of this character, have, one by one,
disposed of their entire interests to the present
proprietors, Messrs. B. ]. Latz, E. J. Attinelli,
]. c. Marshall, NJ. Adams, A. Freidburger, J.
Showalter and D. Hawkins, who have prose-
cuted it to successful termination. The tun-
mel is 730 feet in length, about 450 feet of
which is through slate rock, in some parts of
which the workmen could not make over six
inches per day, and having to work completely
saturated by the water from the roof and sides
of the tunnel. The company have now three
shafts from the surface to the ledge; two of
which enter the tunnel, the first being Al feet
through hard cement into the tunnel; the Sec
ond is 81 feet in depth, together with the first
mentioned; besides which they have sunk
three from the tunnel down, one of feet, enc
of 90 feet, and one of thirty-ive feet in depth,
at the terminus of the tunnel, in which the
dirt pays from twelve cents to one dollar and
twenty-five cents to the pan, but in which they
were unable to work but few days in conse-
quence of bad air, which compelled them to
sink q shaft from the surface for ventilation
which they have just completed. They have
whim on the surface by which they intend
to raise the dirt drifted, to the surface, pump
ing their water into the tunnel The entire
expense of prospecting the claim has been up.
wards Of nine thousand dollars, but the pros
poets taken out promise to soon repay then
with large returns for their investments, and
for the courage and perseverance manifested
by them in thus prosecuting their undertaking
to a successful termination.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11
DR.. ROSENBAUM'S
S to m aCh BitterS.

NOR the cure of Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Il Constipation, loss of appetite, or any bill
ious complaint arising from morbid action of
the stomach or bowels.
All these diseases you will soon be relieved
of by the use of these Bitters, as per direction
on the bottles. The great anti-dyspeptic is
the result of profound and elaborate study of
one of the most celebrated physicians of the
present century, in the accomplishment of
which he has freely expended both time and
money. do not hesitate to affirm that where
DR.. Rosenbaum's Stomach Bitters are used, a
case OF Fever and Ague cannot occur 1t has
been analysed by the most scientific Chemists
in the medical faculty, and is now prescribed
by nine-tenths of the physicians of the land
and go your way rejoicing.
Are you DyspeYttc Take the Stomach
Bitters.
Are you annoyed By Indigestion or Constipa-
tion2-Remove the same by the free use of
these Bitters.
Hare you Feuer and Ague 9-Cure and pre-
vent this constitutions destroying disease by the
free use of these Bitters.
Prepared by
DR. ROSENBAUM,
Manufacturer and Proprietor, South Front ST.,
Philadelphia.
porters and Grocers, in all the principal cities.
and retailed by all Druggists, Apothecaries,
Grocers, Hotels, Restaurants, Steamboat Bars,
and dealers generally throughout the United
States, Canada and South America
~ B. JACOBS & CO.,
General Agents for the Pacific Coast.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

New HoTEL.-Among the many excellent
improvements already finished and still in con-
temptation, in San Andreas, since the late dis
astrous FIRE, the new hotel now in course OF
erection on the corner of Main and Court sts.,
is worthy of special notice. 1t will be built of
brick; two stories and basement, 60x42 feet.
The main front will be on Main street; the
oar-room, which opens from both streets, will
De 5ox4o feet in the clear; dining room in the
rear Oh the bar-room, 20x40 feet, with a hall
oe'ween. The kitchen and culinary depart
ment' under the dining-room, 20x4O feet. On
Ane second story, besides a ladies parlor of
ample dimensions, there will be fifteen he'd
rooms Tue smallest of which are to be 9xlo
feet, the largest loxls feet-all well ventilated
and well lighted balcony will stretch
round the two fronts of the second s,or,- NJ.
have seen the plan of the building. (srawn hr
our friend, Mr.. VIM. Patton, of Sacran,,,.-
who is the architect) and from it we should
judge that it will be an exceedingly bean,;f,,
structure. The lower story will ba !.
high in the clear-the upper 10 feet. Tho
contractors for the brick work are our fellow
townsmen, Messrs. JOS. NJ. Kneedler and 7
Epply; the sills and lintels are furnished bv
Mr. James Finney, and are of faced granite
stone for the carpenter work, Messrs. Wood
Knight, G. L. Bliss and Robert Whitlock. The
former will lay the ground-rock on Monday
next; and the carpenters are already at work
getting out the heavy timbers. The whole
work, it is confidently expected will be fin
ished and the hotel completely furnished for
the accommodation of guests before Christmas
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11
AGENTS FOR THE INDEPENDENT

NIGHT Music" As silent as nightl" How
absurd the expression The night is full of
music more sublime than Handels, more thrill
ing to the thoughtful soul than the notes of
Lind. Listen! Yonder comes the east wind
down from the airy heights of the mountains,
moaning and signing through the pines with
sorrow and cadence Divine. Richer and
grander than thousand harps of Eolus-its
melancholy is more profound than requiem or
Cathedral chant for the dead. Close under
cover of yonder clump of weeds and bushes,
cover the tiny cricket and katydid. Soft and
sweet is their song and it cryeth perpetually
of the falling leaf and the approaching Au-
tumn. They are the beautiful little choir
chanting round the great tomb of Summer, re-
mnding us that Nature has her mourners as
well as men. Far off, from yonder hill, echo
ing and resounding among crags and wood
land, bark to the constant bay of the faithful
watchdog. Never did organist or vocalist
produce such food of recollections: 1t car
ries the mind back, as we stand here under
the sparkling candelebras of Heaven, to the
haunts of youth and boyhood. The reminis-
cences of a hundred moonlight nights, as we
chased the mock fox over the neighboring
wastes-the dearer memories of stolen kiss,
and a multitude of kindred thoughts flood
upon the heart, until manhood forsakes US and
tears begin to flow."
Oh yes there is music in the night sweet,
solemn, faithful music
The sounds of Natures vespers blending
With distant echo from the fold and lea"
music for the heart, and music for the brain
sounds that soothe and notes that sadden.-
Thoughts of the sparkling eye and the rosy lip
that sparkled and breathed deep love for US,
long years ago, are again renewed. Thoughts
of those who once trod with US the primrose
paths of life, with cheeks now
"Pale yonder waning moon,"
and hearts all motionless. Such is the music
of the Night.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11
Good Clear Lumber!

YNHE CHEAPEST AND BEST LUMRER
u in the market, for sale at the Willow
Creek Mills, and also at the Willow Greek
Lumber Yard, San Andreas.
Messrs Dennis, Wyllie l. Dunning, Proprie-
tors OF the Willow Greek Saw Mills, are now
prepared to furnish all kinds of Lumber at
reasonable rates.
Also = Shingles, Shakes, Scantlinp and
square Lumber of all sorts and sizes, manu-
iactured from the best Of sugar pine, furnished
to purchasers, on order
Wanted.-Hay and Barley at the high
est market prices, in exchange for Lumber of
of all kinds
NOtlce.-A large lot of Boards, Posts,
ana Palings, suitable for fencing, always kept
on hand.
bsS- For particulars, apply to the Willow
Creek Lumber Yard, at San Andreas.
DENNIS, WYLLIE Il DUNNlNG.
San Andreas, June 18th, SO. je l9-2m
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11
TO M = oRIAL

Y>HE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs
IL the public that he has removed his BAR
per SnOp to the new building, FIRST door
oeto'o Odd Fellows Hall, Main street, San An
dreas, where he is ready aud willing to serve
all who may favor him with CALL
jy 3-tf NJ. DUSENBERG
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

For SPLITTING Rocks WITHOUT BLASTING
Compositions parts by weight, of sulphur;
manure; 10 do common salt. The saltpetre
and salt are dissolved in hot water, to which
four parts of molasses are added and the
whole ingredients stirred until they are thor
oughly incorporated together in one mass
which is then dried by gentle heat in a room
or by exposure to the sun-and is fit for use
1t is tamped into the holes, bored for blasting
rock, in the same manner as powder, and is
ignited by a fuse. 1t does not cause an ex-
plosion upward like gunpowder, but generates
great heat, which splits the rock.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

l. Q. Q. F.-San Andreas Lodge No. SO, will
hold its regular meetings hereafter, on Wednes-
day evening of each week, instead of Saturday.
See card under the head of Especial notices. y
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

l. y. o. I. DEDICATION AND BALL.-The Odd
Fellows of Sutter Greek, Amador county, will
dedicate their New Hail. on Friday, the Sth
day OF October, and celebrate the I" Fourth
of their institution A ball and
supper will be given in the evening. All mem
bers are respectfully invited to attend.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

WELLS, FARGO & Cove are indebted to
Mr.. Joseph Knight, agent of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, for files of San Francisco papers
and other favors
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

NoTIcE.-The Court of Sessions and Pro-
bate Court, Hon. w. W. Porter, Judge, will
hold Special Term, commencing on Monday.
the Goth day of September.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

Pony ExPREss.-We are indebted to Mr.. e.
Lobenstein for files of papers and other favors
Mr. L. has now the exclusive newspaper busi-
ness of this Camp, and will furnish all the pa
pers and magazines on the arrival of each
mail, at the usual prices. Red is enterpris-
ing and indefatgable.
San Andreas independent., 1858-09-11

PEACH ORCHARD CoTILLoN PARTY.-On
Thursday evening next September 10th, a
social party and ball will take place at the Gel
ebrated peach orchard of Messrs. Garcelon &
Kallenbach, Salt Spring Valley. The bounti-
ful supply of fruit, this season, affords addi-
honal inducements to visit this place. Good
music and every other facility will be provi-
ded to make the party an agreeable one, and
all that the most fastidious could wish for
enjoyment. See advertisement in another col
umn.