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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

TnE PAs.cr ,ras xrsp's,oS.--Lt.P cgram now
in Norfolk, has received orders to take command
Of the u. s. steamer Water Witch. which goes gu
the expedition TO Paraguay.
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NOTICE.

The Ladies' of the Episcopal Church at Am
herst G. H. and vicinity will give supper on the
night of the Goth of September. that being Court
night, for the benefit of the Parsonage. cordial
invitation is extended to all to attend.
Admittance ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

Business ANIxArioN.--Our streets, during the
p .st week. have continued to be thronged with
wagons loaded with wheat and other products Of
the rich country surrounding us, brought here for
shipment or barter with our merchants. Buildings
and other improvements are going industriouay
forward; and, altogether, Bristol presents a scene
of business life and animation that can probably
be witnessed by no other town of its size in the
South.-B,ixtoiN e,cs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MESs' PRAYER MEEriSG.--Th ere nre
regular meetings for prayer. at the room, of tie
Young Mems Christian Association. from II un-
til o'clock. The public are invited to n tend
mug l8-dts
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MARRIED..

On Wednesday tho LIST. at Prices Hotel in Fin
castle by Rev. Jacob Carpcr. Mr.. fRAxslrs CASH
and Miss Mary JANE BOWER vii OF Bui.tou,t
county
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HE.Lrny PLAcE.--Therc were bat two deaths
in Warrenton. VIZ. in 1857, among the white pop
lation and none, rs yet, this year.
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WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE 6 CO.,
4 l.la

HAVE constantly on hand full stock Of PRINT1N so
i WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all III,
most celebrated mills the United States Also full
Of Book lining Leather Cloth Glue, &c Coorrd Pa
all kinds Straw I,nada binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards itc AID cooied Printers Cards and Car,
Board. IN every variety; Press boards Hardware Paper
Tissue aud shoe Paper French Folio Post Packet
cia Letter ard Not. Papers Marble Paper Pnst Office
Bank Envelope Papers: bhrang Tack and SPICE fopcrs
Printing and Writing Ink Alum ,ao HUG Pow ders Ae
III Paper of every description made to order.
srptl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

WHEAT SHIPNEXrs.-About 1890 bushels of
wheat have again been shipped eastward from
the Virginia Depot during the past week, but this
is far short Of the receipts TIE agent informs us
that there are about hundred car loads now
ready for shipment, and wagons are bringing in
about 900 bushels daily, besides what is brought
up on the East Tennessee Railroad. The Virgin
ia and Tennessee Company should spare NO ex-
ertions to carry of this vast amount of grain as
fast it arrives, that the owners may not be Sub
jected to the risk Of loss by inability to get tito
murket.-BristOl Necs
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MUsrcAL--The new Roman Catholic Church In
ence, to hear Rossini's J." Stabat Mater" sung by
amateurs Of that city. The press particularly no.
tice the tenor solo Cujus Amman" by Signor
George, and the duet ~Quis est Homo by Ma
dame Bonavita and Prof Mast There were about
NJ persons present.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

SALE or LAND.-We are informed that 5He. W.
Brodnax, Esq, has sold his valuable farm near
Danville to Capt. A g. Waltera for 1900. Mr..
Il. designs removing tO another one of his farms
near Louisville. - Ddncslhe Register
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

SALE OF THE OH SWEET SpRiSGs---rhe Old
Sweet Springs. in Monroe County, VIC understand
were sold few days ago for the sum ct Sl99,WO.
Oliver Beirne. of Monroe, vas the purchaser
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ONE DOLLAR
NUuuu uRufV


~ DICINEs before tho public, namely. DIR. s"".
easier miLcr and eheetna than any other
medicine known II Is not only Catharlic. but L'ro
remedy acting first on tho ,r- to eject Its morbid mat
then the stomach and bowels to of that
ter thus accomplishing wo purposes cncctuAly. without
rs lin. ,b,, il ,rrge. n s"S yh"n mi an d.Iv in mod
- doses viii strengthen aud build with unusual
- r"Idiy ,, T., ..,,
- trcly from articles Of medicine, namely, Gums.
idea of the strength of these gums may be formed
when 1t is known that one bottle OF ihc Invigornor
ans much stens, as one hundred doses Of Caloinel
without an, of its dretrrious fleets.
Though p"'so'.ing rare medicinal powers those Gums
have been but little known to phy.cian. and novo' used
their prescriptions until used in the form Of the Inri1o
ratr which met with such unprecedented success as TO
Induce the proprietor 10 off, II as family medicine tried
~ Lirr Complaints in their worst forms.
undi yrsiiOn being caused by deraus cd Lirrr
- ed when the Liver Ia excited to action
. Jnundicc i. caused by improper action If the Lin
and proof that tho lsvIaoRaIoR relieves hi. dis
troubled with lnundice take III. lnvigo
aio regularly week and their skin will begin to
orator Take 1t in small doses on retiring and It assists
Dose the bow els arc left In healthy and active
work AS regularly ms clock work
~ stck Headache Is very soon relieved by taking n
double dose Of the I"riqoraor which correcs all acidiiy
and soreness Of the stomach
e For loaded stomach has equal 1t relieves
all opprcsse"r feeling after eating heartily For
family medicine generally, ali who lii speak in the
- DIR. SRnf0rd's hnvtgOr0tor came 10 us recon
mended a for Liver Complaints. and all diseases
= arising Diseased Liver. The testimonials Of III
ny Physicians In its favor induced try and
conviction certain that Ia Of the bes
sings given to Dyspeptls for made complete
before the first bottle was taken, and now can eat
~ edible without trouble while before nothing
W the lghtcs food would digest and often that pain
- Now what to TO all readers s II Lipn
Complaints Dyp'id trouble do not fall to try this
- the greatest remedy in the world Slate Fact.
!" We take infinite pleasure in recommending this med
- = cine as a preventive for Fever nd que, q hill Fee
- yer. and all Fever. Of Bilitous Type. TAPER
with certainty and thousands Filling 70 testify to
its wonderful virtues
= There has been tried In family q remedy
which has with such unboumded success Ia the curel
q of diseases incident children, Dr Saaf0rd's In
vigorator, IL alone for diseases Of children that
- II Caihartic mildly and gently
~ the thoroughly that vol
doing service TO all in adv sng them, when
- they medicine try this remedy There eases
that have under notice where great benefit has
been diseases Of the Liver Stomach and Bow
" els where other remedies failed give relief 1t has
become uscfu In family that will not be with.
out it.-JacksonpIis, Ala. Republican.
DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
SANFORD 4 Co, Proprictors, 345 Broadway. New York
aug l26m
u.AMPa.-Thss iaI
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GABEU.l. HOUSE.
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURQ, VA

e. FISHER, Proprietor
TuNilS HOUSE having been thoroughly repaired and re
Il furnished and " additional Rooms, including III
MING ROOM ~ by - feet attached is tor the
c"ption Of tray eers and the public generally
His table will be furnished The best the market s'ords
and his lar with the best Of WINES AND LIQUORS.
An on'uhus Baggage Wagon and p"rcrs will always h.
found the Deos the ot the trains and aso at The
Packet Boat to transport passengers free Of charge
10 dscl..
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II J. ROLKE0 has the plsnsoso ~ e44r1eg
1Le 10 his friends something In the way da 1HCN
ING EASY CHAIR Three positions attained D s ene
lChair; the smplest complete and cheapest
tOhaas offered for salsin this urkes ~ nasebss
aks for the invalid for the ordinary purpose 81
Chair. Call and ses It. aa5 y. Io2exAA
u M.s 5. >.
/ EXTRACf Java UeHRB9-.Av pr
II tisls-aA sxssePcsunsoss ssPos g. - 1sSe
nSuk I'm racetxnd By 6TAbLkA SUQkA
- tW ~ ,ssa9 sex -ssf4s .ssf& 1,st3YA
- s9s'a.sl'- s+4si - ss45e ~
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ORANGE & ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE

LYNCHBURd COLLEGE,.
FUE fourth annual session this Institution " III
i the 18th September.
The location tho heAltheA and accessible In
aud e study both Classical
Scientific equal that Of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently mnnt aimed
the Of Mr. Bankeushp. graduate Of tho vr
gna Military Institute and recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
The professors will have exclusive charge Of tho
Grammar school, In which men will be thoroughly
pared 10 college or business
fACU LTY.
ROBERT L. CROCKETT, Presde"ii Professor of Natu.
raj Science
Lrcunaus G MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lettrea
phi CABEL, A. b, Professor Of the Greek Language and
Literature
j. BLASxEssrP Professor Of Nathcnatrs and Instruc
tor OF Tactics
Rev W W. WAIVER Professor Of Moral and Mental Sci.
Rov. 2 X. Cox, Professor Of History.
SAMUEL GARLAND A. M Professor Of Constitutional Law.
d. A LAEoHoRNE NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
iology.
GUIsrrpE ADoLrHo sARroRI LII D. Professor Of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES
Board o. per week washing o. 25 per month fuel and
lights go Term Tuition. e2U In tho Grammar School, and
$50 In the Collegiate Department for half session.
u Catalogues containing further Information, be OBJ
.aned by addressing the President aug SITS
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VUVHE UNDERSIGNED MANUFACTURES SODA WA.
q TEk which he has bottled and constantly hand Also
tho best philadelphia p ser, Ale, aad Lager
SALE PRICES to the trade All orders from the country
viii be thankfully received and promptly attended to. Place
Of business opposite the City Hotel -
sept3d& clm M MCCORMACK,
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FREIGHT TRADE.-Tl,e receipts Of freight at the
Depot of the Va Il Tenn Railroad, in this city,
ON Saturday, were M follows: Thrty-nine load
ed cars Of producC. containing OF Wheat 6,9'o
bushels; Tobacco &c GA pn,rds: Flour "a bar
rels; Miscellaneous ZOO pounds. Thirteen
loaded cars were sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06
JANUARY 90a6, 1885
GEO. w. VALENTINE, AND H. F. HENING
GROCERS,
inert Door 10 the Merchants B0nk,J

LYNCHBUKU, VA
XTE keep hand constantly Groceries Of the best quail
w ity which particularly invite the attention
friends and customers We tender thanks to
friends past and hope by fidelity the interests
all who merit continuance of the same Wc
receiving superior lot Of Sugars Cohees Aola sse
crop) Candles, Leather, Salt &C. &e, which offer
cheap for ash or country produce jan 30
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

v1VHE VERY DEhgRABLE RESI- DENCI
Il cfhe late Elijah Fletcher is offered tor rent Apply
y FLETCHER,
aug CO. Amherst Courthouse.
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Editorial stock, we are glal to inform our cotem-
poraries Of the press, is evidently ION tho rise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

n UERU's COD LIVER Os1. JELLY will
II he found the agreeable firm Of administering Cod
Liver on For saleby sTABLER & JONES.
dia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-06

FuNRINKs! TRUNkA:!-Ths week, n haad, . fresh
Il supply Of Travelling Trunks Yaiists and Travelling
g. lang a4-tsl r. SEABURY.
lNALL PRUNEs New siyIcs, 1W.i rereavea a1
II aug 30 JAS a. S1IGLER 4 CO.'S.
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llARBON OIL AND Lam Pa.-This Oil 10
" made from best Bun,nous Coal, gives light like gas
light srosips We have found II the cheapest material
which we have used. For sale by
aug 20dts SrABLER Il JONES.
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GNOAL: COAL!!-We are now prepared - NJ
u orders best Ash thracite Mountain and Glove
I'LL Coal at market prices for August delivery
" Orders left the Store OF Mesns Valentine Her
ny Main street, will receive prompt attention
ang 9ts ANDERSON LANFORD g. co
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL.-Judse Brocchus, Mo:
III WOOD and lady, Eng; Z L Coleman, Mlss;
lady, Misses nj F, r, Ragland, Miss Bette
Fem, Va; Legare and child Miss Legare, SC:
Daniel, jr, Va; OteSo and lady, N Nj; W
} Friedleman, NYk; l. Scermerhorn, Pa; j ri
WATSON, Va; AIRING ton, AK; III X Butcher.
Va; Jas Hen6san, w Yates, sc; b Lightfoot,
PS Cons5d, Pa : L Kingsley, York Hon ID L
Bailey NY; ID p Porter, Miss, A Washington.
R H Hunton, Va; A NJ Jones, Christian Mo:
Geo I Smith, Md; T T Brown, Ohio
BROWNS HOTEL.-Miss Taylor, Md: Col
) AstoI, sc; n Wilkinson, Eugd; " sagay,
La; w McLang and lady, do; Mrs w olso' do:
w Jones and family, Ala; Miss Hobsun: do:
Hairston, and lady, do; III Vansan and
can f Lewis. D do B. and d5sdy Ky
Johnson, Md; d Warwick, Va; J sharp,
Mo; Green, Va; du POM, Da Bailey, NY;
6fM T, Ball va; Brown s do; Smith, NM
Josephs and lady, Sc p staples, Ga; Miss
J. Staples, do; J Mark, Va; l. X Martin and fam
lily Miss; 6 A Liddell and lady. Pa
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-w T Picket.
va; Drish, do; II r Williams, Md; LAM
ley, NY; w Clark, do; J Johnstsn, Miss; A r
Cole, va; c Taylor, do; w Lilly, La; p A
Brand, do; NJ RobeIds, La; w Short, Mo: T
= nc suaRme .. Mo; 9 stoan, La; W Taylor,
Deahl, DC; Mrs Hancock and three children. do.
Payne, o; w Shultice do; 9 A Stnart
Tex d w Thomas, Md; Williams do; n
Slower, Va; w Johnson, o; r H Rhodes. mi:
d lie sch, do. 80
KIRKW GOD HOUS Ell N Lowell.
NY; JP Duffy, Md; w H Hull. Ga; r Cabot
"a; J N ksage, Tenn W A Harris, Mo; B
ClalooTne, USN; Mrs G M Lewis and child: II
II Thusmoa, Va; w L Williams. Fla. JsS, r.
and lady, Va; Capt : Winston do; j IA Pearce.
do; N sullivan, do; Miss PAXTON, do: j A
1nmtn, Nd Nj w Hawkes.. NY; DIR r Scott
Mo; Sohh, do; Tables, do; T Thornton,
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III A man named Hessey, 20 years old, has
been found guilty Of seduction In spence county
KY, and senteaced to pay 81 900 damages -,
10. Indictments have been procured against
q number Of liquor dealers In Albany for selling
without license ~ 's-f--' -
, .Do You go in for the Pennsylvania Liquor
for the liquor but not for the law"
" New Orleans papers announce that here
after, the nine O'Clock gun-the negroes curfew
will be fred at eight O'Clock, p. m.
u The number of deaths, by yellow fever,
In New Orleans. this wear, up to the 10th Of Sep
TENDER, was 2,66l.
IL The editor of the Cincinnati Israelite says
thar on Sunday, the 18th ult., he solemnized
two conversions from Christianity to Judaism.
Del. died a few days ago, from modification OF
the leg, caused by treading on suspender buckle.
III One year ago Saturday morning the Bank
Of Pennsylvania suspended specie payments
This was the hrst of that long list of bank sus-
pensions throughout the country
III Capt. Thomas Willett, the first Mayor of
New York, lies buried about five miles below
providence, L., near the head Of Bullock, g
Cove.
III The Society for the Propag alton Of the Cos
pei In Foreign Parts, has resolved to establish
without delav, a mission In the new colony of
British Columbia.
IDA Mr.. Lanier has been astonishing the
people Of Tuskegee, Alabama, with his feats an
dnces.
III The Queen of Spain went down into
coal pit near San Juan while On her travels
She carved her initials on a large block of coal
which she saw and then assembled safely the orr
ice to the delight of the assembled miners
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sJNHE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
REMEDY FOE DYSPEPSIA
WEAK STOMACH AND WEEK BOWELS,
HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALL-Prepared by

Bottles l2k, IS and 50 cents.
=. Hartsao,ns: Cs,s,au should be kept in all fami
c.. 81 cure:
:. HaTiskor..,; C.I.. all cures Pain in the Limbs.
. He1iske;s1s Cs1s-sH cures sprains, Bruises,
Hs,sIs,:s'. C.,., all cure. N.ur.lsia. Tooth
H5s q 80. cs''-a1l cures Cholera. Diahea
,.5. iIan IA c.''sH cures Ear Ache and Ds.
>, Ha,,shorss's Csys all cures Dyspepsia and In
Throat: also Cut and Sores ore e'r' NOUN ana Bore
Ha,tskorss's CsYs- all cures all Spinal Affections
. Ha,tsIo1ss;. csrs-ail Is a great tonic to Weak
stPTaca a no Eoweis, and improves Dlsestlen.
daes bad Cod Pam n in he Limbs rSS
s nf sS0y , also, sim NscknsvsTy person should
Blood and .nd By
S0Sy t s1pels ali pain from the system
HSksE Gcr soTs c sTkuF s's OF Mirb
GHE;sRRY-it rs the best Cough Syrup in the
. u yeS ON, ". gs,i gijos,5, pss iHARTsHoRNE's
ANTl,BihiOSSSn FILLS; They act upon the Law,
ne sbov. med,oinss e b I'D 2. all Drug Store.
town II. Pei C .As1sndris. n ma c ss1Iv
TR.cKs, !. AND TRAPS OF HORSE DEAL
The en- Hy.t IL e. s:m.. Of Skill Am.,.m.,,
II IL ssisaSs Sin.. Guide. rr...... o. Min.
Il Ess = Or the Heart Lonslnss: BY AI.tA {;
.,Di su Of N Old Doctor; BY J. A. Maitland /,
The Lavysr'e Story b. .. A. Maitland. aias.
LIE Tyo eistefs; by Mrs. Soufhvorth; q Is.
nj 81 ma mssrimony BY Robert Morris;
The Opera Danesr; BY Geo. w. NJ. Reynolds 50
davenport Damn. vol. J.; BY Charles Lever 50
sss 1 -. :. -. FRANcK TAYLOR. !.
sen ELLIs
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PRorEc4hkb Z SoI5., :A!,.k 49,. !.

Ensland, and iscsred p ths seals q tks Essis %
PharmAois do RSrisand the Imperial Coless 81 ed-
ieine, Vienna Tnsssmar No. 10 . remsdy for Re
axetlon, Spernatorrhea, and Exhaasaol Of IT,
System. Treeemar No. efeotualy, In the short
speoe Of three days, completely and entirely srsdi-
Gates ell tncss OF those disorders which and
catebs haye 90 long been thought sntdots for 70
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion 9th pops.
nslon; Tri:ssmsr. No; y che great Continentsi
natsiy, the Enyli.h physician treats with mercury.
20 the inevitable destruction of the pstients oons
luton, and which al the sarsaparils In the world
cannot remove. Tresema, No., l,2. aud are alike
aevold OF taste or SMELL and off nauseatIng suall-
ties They may lie on the toilet table without their
use oelng suspected Sold in tin and DIVIDED
IN separate doses as administered By Veipeau, IAI-
lemsn. Roux, Rioord, &o, &c. Pnos IS each,
OF four oasss In one for %, which savss o. and in
Sold By DIR. II. A: BARROW, No. is1 Prince st., Q
few blocks vest of Brosdway. New York, Imms
dlatey on reoelp OF the amount DIR. B. will forward
the % cases Of rsssmsr, and the large Sizes oar
rage paid thus InsurlnE genuine European Drepars-
tons. The S5 GASES also sent, but not free Of car
mage. Consnltatols as usual, from II q. IN. till .
P m. and from4 till p. NJ, a. No. l57 Prince st. 4
few blocks vest of Broadway. r. ly
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DR. srGGpHEENN sAILY, 7 Z Y =,
OTFIcE l8 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from 14tk street,


DR.. BAILY6egs leave to inform the public that
he can be seen at all hours, at his ofhcs, -
located q seo DO h He feels assured tina. ri
dieuit case. that he Ss. treat sueoe:.fuiiy x
sa 10 sS oas
epce confirming the opinion of many men eminent in
L. Parmiy. has led him. long since, to discard ali
mercuriai PreparstiOns for filling the teeth, also eli
or the Ts.sh and
that Porcelain. mounted ON Gold Plate, is the only
was mott nciusiveIy shown b, the last American
Dental Convention.
Although he iatters himself from his lorg resi-
knowa to his nSmsIou: friends and patrons, Dsss
TESTIMONIALS;
From the late Rector Of the ChSreA JEpipAany,
Of hts etty:
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
dence IN you as superior dentist. The operations
hope that you may receiys the patronage from my
friends and the public that Jour skill 80 we'll de-
'' Wilmington. Aug, asn is s'r' FRENCH
From ons of the oldest firms 1. BaItimers-
Mesvs. Boggs, Cotman + Co.
Having employs ed DIR. Stephen Bsily, Surgeon
Dentist. of WASHINGTON CITY, to execute for me an
one Of the most distinguished members Of the Dem
to perform the same work satisfactorily il gives me
great pleasure to express my entire confidence and
high Estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857. Hartmann BOGGS
Extract from mote received from the late Hos
John M. Clayton.
u. g. Senate, Aug. 10. 1856,
The teeth you made for me work admirably; no.
'n'n' 000'0 Dc O'''sf' JOIN fMsf X. c!IlRYroN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can oheeriully recommend DIR. s. Baily
superior dentist He made q set OF porcelain teeth
for Of INV family, and plugged several teeth for
INV self, and the work has all stood well for mora
Than ten years ROBERT r. NIXON,
Apnll9, 1855. Va. Conf NJ. + Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had OCCASION toavai
Oursev OF the professional skill OF Dr. >. BaIly,
SurgeCl Dentist OF this city. having been cogni-
zant OF his operations our fam friends, take
pleasure In pressing admiration of his art
skill, as we'll as the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and difficult
operations In Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend HIM to the confidence and patronage of
the public, oil wnloh we consider him emnently
worthy.
THOMAS u. WALTER, Architect ". 8. Capito'.
THOMAS MILLtR, NJ. ID of Washington ID. G..
b. 3. BoBRsR, NJ. ID. of Georgetown, ID. G..
". y. LINCOLN, NJ D., of w Washington, ID. G.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID G.
GEORGE WALTON, tx Governor of Florida.
WALTkR LENOx. Ex- Mayor of Washington.
HENRY BALDWIN, U. ! Patent Once,
o. y. WIGHT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 20-tf
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0CEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
FROM fHE UNITED Sr4rrs
BACON RAVENS UNRIyALLED Plan
l. OFORTES.

Oh" W. ZENUIT takes pleasure IN calling
tns ssttenuon OF the public ~ hls stock of-
fIANOfOhfEs from the great manu- 06U6
tactory OF Raven, Bacon Co., IN NewJVvvt
ments are pronounced by Gnstave Sattsr and nearly
al the principal risnIsts of the United States an
s2aSie ramos superior to any others red
IN thslr mechanism they constructed on ditfer-
snt pan from all others, which affords a greater
enquestlonaoly the sweetest and most equal The
oeleofateo American pianist, NJ Gottschalk has
,amefc1, wnere ne ID now ems az ed in a coucert
tyuI. One mas Also lately been ordered by Madnme
aney range IN Price from $3.50 to $50 are var
years. 1' on0ike TOT Two
Persons IN search or a real reliable I-strument
fore purchasing elsewhere " ~'i 10
r. large stock Of second hand Pianos is also TO bs
Iouna AZ the most reasonable pnces on monthIv
payments, at Wareroome an the star I2,'IId -
corner OF Penn. avenue. llth and ID sis a 81