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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

RsZ,N,S COMPOUND CA,IPfIUR ICE,
- with Glscerne, ior eiiapged hands face, lips,
ms the virtues IF camphor and Glscerine in a
CONNIE pded for the abnye-men,ioned atIaetiaus@
Also Rose Lip Saive and Gl eerne Cold Cream,
for sale hy A. B0pEK Err, Druggist,
Main It., near Old Market
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

JATANTED-AHOUSE wish to rent no ) r
w on Church Hill-somewhsre IN the neishbor,
hood of st. Johns Church preferred-with gas and
water on the premises. Apply to
mats +. ID. EACHO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

yNANTED--lGO ABLE BODIED MEN, to work
w on the Fayetteville and CoalfieId Raiiroad. in
ING. Waves, 8 Is per day. Board can be had for
$40 per month. Apply to me, at the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad. until THURSDAY, the 18th
INST. at noon; and after that address me at John
sonville North Carolina.
I'M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

WANTED For the balance of the wear, at the
w Coke Yards, two able n En- 70 MEN, to work
under shelter. JNO. J. WERTH, Agent.
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RICHMOND AND ycRK
% -

hIchWohu ksUAYS and FRIDAYS. NJ az :
~, W S1nnefiinx with Northern Co IS Stages st
Sedea and Virg mia for Northern Neek and R",.t'
more, through the same tht. Fare throash, So.
~ HssSsnssrs leaving Richmond MONUAyS md
ID = RSDA ~, at 81 A. NJ, connect with North
eFn Y Co.'S stage. for King William Court Honss
and alkerton. kins and Queen county Retu1n
ing. the stages will leave Walkerton same dsy AZ
~ r. NJ, connecting with cars leayins the Whits
House at -. L. NJ. THOMAS r. SHARP
no is Superlnteudent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

ra 40 TIT PU Is l. sI.--bEvI1- an
ssks4A contemplation tire changins OF NV .usi-
sSrESSs ness. | oier NV iar2e stock OF 4 A D.
l. E s, BRIDES AND HARNESS,
&c;, at gTeatty reduced prices Tross
IN want. would do we'll to call, hargains NAV be
had very low Tor cash. WIN. SALMON
noS-2wF few doors above st. Charles HoteL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-11-15

fI'il. CHEAPEST SILKS. black and eolored:
L the cheapest printed Deiaines and Pophns; she
cheapest Damasks and Towelinss the cheapest
Bed aad Negro blankets; the cheapest Fun Ctnth.
kersess and Llnseys; the cheapest EEibroideries:
the cheapest Carpets and Russ the cheapest Brown
and Bieaehed ShirtIrzs; the cbespest Hoop Skirts;
the cheapest Hosiery and gloves the cheapest
Merlno Shirts and Drawers; tho cheapest French
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-08

ny GroUar o.. NurIus,
"Dcliycr us from evil" Heavenly Father
II hull bcsCts WhpfcsuC 'pT Wt gu'
Beet the bttf.ttt ray ot ~, rtTfffrtr '-Ttf-f
To light the darkness iu uuT Wuy ~ Uur'
Remove the rim that stains uUf raUir--iprtN,I
Our doubts disppl--out confidence restore
White thy iurglN Nrurss ON uuf hplfta, luu mover
Let us In vain petition far il more.
Release as from the sorovs that attend u.s.
Our,uCTNrs are tuIu--at tNtrN Ntlu Wt bleed
Almighty PARENT With tbs strength hyffI,ud ua
llhc we are hcl plrsa lu our time uturyd'
Sustain ~, Lord, with thN pune llu|y Nput-
Sew Ngnr give Co Stature. filtp iup nburi
Aud, az lirb close, permit ut tu inherit
The hope that's promised iu hc Saviour
name.
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JOB PRINTING.

oar Printing establishment b iu better rnuil-
ton now than ever before, nud with Increased a.
branch ~ business, We Keen constantly lu hand
Paper and Card Stock and arr 0uN prepared tu
Prltt Posters iiaudnlla, Programmes, Auction
lillst hill llrldai Labels tifpuars NlsiHrss and
wedding tafda, So, hr., at rh1U notice.
bfdrrs Boy mail VIII hf carefully attended 90, and
che work forwarded win despatch,
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! crolcbcl ,bpel, NJ. Lofealo Glceo,

! crorcbel sbavl, Mn, Lorruzo Green,
Mn, O. ~ wgbber
ST., 90
Crolchct hood. Sarah Stone, stJ, 20
Mariposa, Emma l.. Taylor, StyJr %
plir orutpbet undprslre,cs, Mrs, Loren
40 Green, Waterford, 20
Embroidered cap, Mrs. Willard Brewer
croreGot lIdy Mn, c, C.. Go.s, wtror
ford, 30
Set lIdy, Martha Farley Lyndon, 6o
! bead purse, Maria llll, Waterford, IS
Lot hair Jewely, o, N L,awraoee' ST. %
flunir burbank, AtJ ~
lairurclth, Nlr. Lucy NJ Nouls, ST. H., 30
Mary lillchcldcr, Danyllr, 80
Mary T.. GorhbW, So J., 90
Hair flowers, Mrs, q, II, Il,-ilauiUgloo,
Gents lqilctt case, Mr.. =. j. Blodgou, -.
Skirt by gid Of years, Emma Bacon,
Wharnot, s u. WhcclcrrsrJ., 80
lot of drawings from st. Johmhury Aca-
denny,
Cnlou l1wcrs, Lctiti. Hancock, S. j. 50
head, Susan Spoourr, -, j., 50
Mouochromalic drawing, T. W, jInr
rlngipu, ~, j., %
Wnlch case, Garlic Aycr, 81. j.. %
Blanket, Mrs. Mary Jones, Whcegck 30
Covers, Mr., 4. &. Hastings Waterford. 10
Lmiua J.. Taylor, 81 j., 30
! bonnet, T.. MdDougull S. j., 30
The Committee were much pleased 60 Ald
su larfra display Of aticlyp, thl, clu,h-
On account Of The small |sum Of money iu
their hands, they we're obliged 10 pas, hy
many articles altogether, and 60 award very
swul, amounts to those sclcctcd f1r premiums,
They trust the ladies will not be deferred by
the small aWard., from bringing IN their con-
iihulium 90 hcaulily Floral llalI lat tuU
they will continue 10 make that place, as Il
ha' been. thu, hr, one of the chicicculrr,p!
attraction during the Pair
J. y. BELL, PJcsL
Josl. r, ss, Sec,
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RATER % ADVERTIBINa.

Per square lnf l6 liuos,l thTrr' inHrIiDua, 80
fur each subsfqurut insertion, 200
business Cards ~ hrr llufs. poo auUum. 50
All short adyrrisrmruta, turh as Librntlnua,
making over tilrru lines. aTr charged % rl lud
tnAafe tho trouble N bookkeeping aud collect
iuR, muFi invariably bn accompanied with che
cash
-. Advertisements inserted 600 forbid 90 uu-
less otherwise ordered
d. 81 pEITEAGllL A. COZ no Nassau o..
New York, ani 30 State bt, Boston, are nHr
agents, and are authorized tu take Advertisements
az our lowest rates.
d. Il. NlLEs. hcDllaYs HuIldlup, Court o.,
Boston, Do alan uur authorized agent
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-08

Poor FELLOW A letter from IA convict in
the Wisconsin State Prison appears in the
Banner Of Light, the Boston organ Of the
spiritualisls. The writer says: 81 was sen
fenced by the United States Court, on the
18th day Of April, for- bounty.land warrant
fraud upon the goyeTnmes,r, for a term Of ten
years. Thus om ! a victim to this inhuman.
unjust and Vindictiye policy toward the poor,
aIhcrUg, perverted aud misdirected criminal
whio here suirring the penalty the law has
Inflicted upon ne, TO publish a teries of arti-
c.cs upon The subject referred 10, hoping that
they may do some good ia hgitating the r1ib.
lie mind upon this Important but neglected
th0me
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Agonta for The oaledonlnn.

" Ia any ~ tho above, or iu other towns
payments may bee made, when moro convenient
10 the lustmahtru thereof CO.. tNr uuuuui upl
BE- sent dircDl, Go this Office, but Wcwu.t lu..st
on settlements every year
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-08

NuihmAu in lhHi riy WHb recently arrested
and fined for 900 oahorhitaut charge of sgf.r
conveying lady from steamboat l.nd-rg
20 her hotel Many of these fellow. causm
er strangers iu tho dry their lawful pamr=
pIunder'uR lhom without mercy and ra. ~
teu without iaar of detection, as ihc trouble
and dtlculou necessary 90 lodge-4aamaaint
DO SUCH lhal travellers often submit 10 an im-
position, preicrrug 90 puy for lh. kuavlriga
lhus gained by rNyHIrureg 90 acknowledging
ual lhey have boon o,rtuebrd.
The present regulations, ty which o.l car.
nages arn numbered, however affords moro
security 20 nmupr lbln formerly NtilI.
Once boz % while. however ono ofrhoranlud.
leh catches 70 lWar or encounters au iudI-
''duaI Who docs not wait lhc tardy pr,catt
of lhc hw, but hhes 70 upon hlmscIg 90 ob.
tain redress, aud administer Justice m tbc
most hummay manner IW9/usaucrs Of
ih's hind Wo have bspn-au( cyc.vituc,s oL
where justice was thus dispensed by lbc Co.,
tended Victims 300 lhc mo,r prompt and d,c.-
dr1 manner
y few years pgo, vc Wc,r ju,l about lr,,.
ing Nc" >ork lur liuHourhy one otil. Tal.
lNrT hoa's, and 6as sourd vlrbanwuIrnds
lyon lhr promenade dee. ll i.e steamer,
looking down upon tLc pier Watching tGr
l1st arrivals lud preparations l4r Lraaiigr..
vhco ju,l ps lbo h,t brIl vas JirgIuaac.i-
d1ge dashed down lhe vhuG Che driver
ioopcd from l.s b0N and opened the door,.
and nicely dressed, ggpUrmau',.luoh.ne
man, rather under lbo medium ,,g.. lranug
"ut, gruspIng % loathrru ,aliso iu ono hand.
while thc other cnclscd nuyclllv L..l Glove.
extended blldo'wroLed dd,r C.ul..
however Indignantly refused thr coin. nrH
demanded % dollar for l.r rf,.c,f.
"A dollar" sajd lbo passenger ovh, ,au
have uu'y driven mr from tbr ho.t..f t..Uf,.
ludt srccI-its not Gyc minute. dive"
Cant help tbtl .ir," rrpiud rb..dU,,r
seeing th,t time Vu, precious. "lyr nIo.,,
charge, % dollar wHcu a rraGr,ln i.L., l,.
,al.,u inside"
."lu,c that half dollar. or uotIiu,." .,rI
lbc passenger hastily. h,o,, ,p.,l I.rr.o.n
4uals aA b. .L.aF,..l that ,...,,...,.....- 60.
making Go ,hc iu ilr steamer. ...,,.,.I.,.l.
lI' NINII i.IN| tNII.F I.t.I.I ....I
rudrl, seized LolI.of nI,..., ,I.. .,....lI.....
tIr,.lisr. ,a,'r,. .,. l...I. ...\..,..I
yer don't i,Lr that ',... l..........'....,.,...
,cr pl,. a d.llgr"
Thr,,,lovL lr.',, .,........,...,
cd Win u,.,r.r.... f..r,. .r.f...,
a.. ..,..! ...-....., ,f l.-....
.,d in fl, lm,l.su,o,. g..,.....r..
toe,.s 0r-ts- ...r.o.,,..
eve of dine fr,r,,.., ...,..... ,...i..I....
fu.tar..r. ,....l. l....,.... .,..,..,'
.r,.e...i., .,.oI.,l.l.., .J..,..,.
,,I..c. i.r',J ,g Oh. l.,,. .r.i
and vlo.wiih h,. ,li.iHel..,,rI.i,,glJ
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-08

a PHYsIclANs FEE-A gentleman once
fell SICK says the New York Aurora, and
sent for a doctor. He felt his pulse scientih,
cally and then shook his head most dubious
ly as doctors will.
4 am very sick, said the patient, but you
can cure me. II am up in week, will
pay you fifty dollars, but If lie here fort
night | can't afford to pay you more than
twenty-five dollars, and should l die you
won't get anything"
The doctor smiled and wrote out his pre-
scription, and in a week the man was up and
out, and paid his $50 the first thing. The
doctor proved himself a feeling fcllow--as
all the craft are.
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HOW rlcrNsIII WAS LtEp.-Ihe West.
cru Christian Of last week contains an ohi,ut
ary notice, by Rev. \. Wright, Of the ludi-
ana Methodist Episcopal Church, of Isaac
lIamhlin, Senior, who died at his residence
near Bloomfield, Indiana, few month, since
aged about cighy-siA years Mr.. lIambin
WAS man Of deep pirty and unquestonablc
yerapi,y lie was at the battle of che
Thames, and the writer gives the following
as his Ata,cmcn, IN regard to the manner in
which Iccumseh WAS killed
lie says he was standing within few feet
OF Colonel Johnson whom he All, aud in full
view, and saw the whole of that part OF the
battle. lie was well acquainted with Tecum-
sch, having seen him before the war and
having bcoSn a prisoner seventeen days, and
received many cursing from him, lie
thinks that Iccumseh thought Johnson was
Harrison, as he often heard the chief swear
he would have lIurrison's scalp, aud seemed
to have a special hatred toward him. John.
sons horse fell under him, ho fell himself
being also deeply wounded in the fIl! he
lost his sword, his large pistols were empty,
and he was cntangled with his hors, on the
ground. Tecumsch had fred his rife at him
and when he saw him fall, he threw down his
gun and bounded forward like = tiger sure
of his prey. Johnson had only side pistol
ready for use. lie aimed at the chief over
the head Of his horse, and shot noar the cen
tre Of his forehead. When the ball struck it
seemed to him that the Indian jumped with
his head full fifteen feet into the air, and as
soon as he struck the ground a little French
man ran his bayonct into him and pinned
him fast to the ground.
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specimen cabinet work, Hall ~ Clark,
Specimen .En and Hrr1E. painting l..
j. tleWrIt St jp
Mcutoriuus Articles.
cSc.Urri specimens carriage painting. NH.
lrrA Il.u. Itu,.p. ,I,.l.f,,
Very r,r.rrrr specimen. oi pr,ntiur. C. NJ
srr.r A. O.. sf Jr.T.,,,
A brautfU, wouut, nrd Nrf.h.l rifle.
IlugH 4 S.mrr. nf Iilrrol. lt,.I,p,
4 snI.r..., a,.,.I,,. .t..,,rv .,.I f.v,l-
a. yl-rf.. ~, J.,,t......
M r,rr,,r.. g.',ti G,,,,.II.
,,,'.,...,. .,,,.I ',....... , ,i,
,,l ,.",,.,,.fl, e.i.i.I t C..,.., tC!...,,,
g..,fl .'st. u, LlN
49,, ,..,..,. ,-- .'',. .'''.'.,' ''' ""','
:, A'''''I' OF 'io"'chol@ cho@ 'l""pm''aro'
Best lN lls, ha.kug Ma J. H. Fisher.
t'r-'r-i-, '4
2d VIM Hoo
"a Mr d. Pierce, st.
H.,
ford, " ''' so
rag "rc'ias. Mr,. H. DIan.
2l No. C. l.. David.
.on, Waterford,
! hearth rug, Mrs. Joseph Frye, Water
ford
. lb, stocking yarn, Miss l.. Wheaton.
SLJ,
. pairs WOODEN socks. Nlit, {. Lawrence.
Dau,lIc.
2 pnir. m.ltrns, Mi. NJ j. Bartlett.
~ %.
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means ol trying lhc same, but bad uo doubt
u wls good rnchine bat we very much dis-
liked the lettering ou tAo same, especially on
an article brought out lor premluW,r
AirriIoTious Articles,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-08

! ' l., SAI y KIA
Be't pair matched gediugs or mms,M,
I'd ,'''' '''''''''' Abd oo..
Best gelding or mare Geo, a. Merrill,
STU
I'd -" Horace Fairbanks,
sLJ,
Best walking horse Oscar Clark Nlalrb-
lessJ hL Jp
Among the many cxoelirnt horses exhibit.
el before lhIs committee, "Mlchlrss,' own
beautiful black stallion, owned hy r. "
Laird, Of West Dnu,Iio, were considered us
Of great merit
second Glass.
Best breeding mare with l1al by hcr hilc,
Charles lhHWhcrIin, Waterford
~ SUI, D. "'''''
sd 80" Benjamin H.
swctti Dm,ilc,
Best % years oIl colt II y Roberts
.srJ, -
Waterford,
Beet yea" old colt, John Way, Peach
% " A. H. oalmby
Kirby
Best ,c"as colt WIN. II. Moore, Dan.
vile,
,Iy, '
sheep.
Best grade buck. WIN. Rus'cIlou, Dan
vile,
"a Ma, Lawrence. Barnet
Beet cruf-r wool buck. J, Tie, Bluu,
B,tt .,,arliry. .buck T. 4 PAL. vv.,.,
i1r8. ' ''''' ''''
2l IA. G,.IJ W.,,r.
ford. 90 '''''' " "''''.
Br.t s c.,r,. wool c,,,. H.. p. ~
"a J. G,,rIi
Waterford. % sn
sd Jimrs Lauy.
Barnet
Best coar,o buck lamb, H. $. Gss.. Wa.
srt ----ii---- -,.+-.. l,lT-c,
Best eve lambs, j Ilc. Blfurt.
30 Milo Iavyr.,r p.r-
Br.t Iot buck lambs. NOT lc,, than 49, ''
IIc, Barnet
m ] ST. J"a",Saa "2"9 % p,,a",.G 91' Geo. .sms a. Ms' ,.
mrd,orious south Downs. % rcecniIy Ii,' fro9S fI,S
p,ut.,I,.t,i, ht,, -, 60. ,...,.... "
county,
swine.
Best breeding sow. ,ith p.t, b, bcr..iJ,.
Jane, Laog, Barnet
Lane. S,J '''''""' w.
Bc.t spring pir. Geo. ". C,rr. <,
raa,,,, a,,I' me- St. ."
""'''t
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rmWuNs urllWp rs rAIH GROUND 90.
Fastest troiiing hor.c-iu premium,
Chas, y. Ballard, W. H. Junction,
"Aiclic Maid" SlOO O'
"a premium, l.. II. Gilman, Bradford,
baldwin Horse" 80
3d premium, colts wears old aud uu,
der, j.. II. Gilman, bradford,
"Rcindccr' 50
l,h premium, Clark snd. Hastings ST. J,
Norman, jr,' -
9Th premium, stations, 4, II, Smith,
DanNi,ic, CulmrlcsD 20
e'h premium, stallion, A. B. Flint ST. J.
Norman 10
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Awarded h> The Calcdouiu County Arti-
cultural society, ut thrIt Annual tt,tt
h'id ui ST. Johnsbup sept, - y -,
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oer,, string from one town, Wa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-14
An Important Enterprise Convention Of
Railroad Presidents.

The latest project to facilitate travel is one to
maintain system a continuous trains on the di!
ferent Southern roads. BY the proper combina-
ton, the route from New York and Philadelphia
to Now Orleans may be done in thre, days To
do it at present requires six and half which is
the s;he1 1ule time Toarranso upon the proper plan
II convention. comprising the Presidents Of all the
Souhern roads in the same interest, was held at
Philadelphia few days ago at the offce OF tho
Baltimore Railroad Company The result oftbeir
deliberations will in all probability be q new line
from New York to Havana and New Orleans. To
the Gulf of Florida. This will be one Of the most
important lines now in the country. and will con-
centrate more streams Of travel than any other
route now extant. 1t will bring the entire travel
Of the South through Philadelphia, and doubles
will ultimately be made the California route. Its
course is from Philadelphia to Charleston by rail
road thence by steamers l50 miles to Fernandina,
thence $50 miles by railroad to Cedar Key. thence
hv steam to Havana, S45 miles, or up to New Or
leans 400 miles.
The advantages of this line, independent Of re-
ducine the time fifty per cent, says the Philadel-
phia North american, will be such as TO divert
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Two DAYS Later from Europe.

A,rirdi ofMe North Briton-- Reported Repaise Qf
Garibaidi and success oftAe Piedmont Troops.
FARTHER PoIsr, june 1.-The Liverpool and
Canadian steamship North Briton from Liverpool
on the lst instant. reached Farther PUNT this
morning, and will probably arrive Mt Quebec
about midnight. AT this place she was boarded
by the Associated Press news agent, thus giving
her important ndvices to tho American public
nearly twenty hours in advance Of oil other
means.
The war news generally falls short in interest
of actual nnticpntons ON this side OF the Atlantic
There had been no decisive engagements betwoen
tho Austrinns md the allies, but some important
mov emcnts have occurred. The Sardinans have
forced Il passage over the Scsia, and captured Pa
lastro. Il was rumorcd that Garibaldi had been
repulscd in lombnrdy
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday. May 3l---Cotton. sales
three days Ss ooo bales closing E with , an upward
principally on fur and middling qualities. Spec
ulators took 400 nnd cxporters 900 hnles. Or
leans middling 81; uplnnds middling 6Ad. Tho
Manchester report was favorable The market
for goods aud yarns was active.
BrcnlstuFs. The weather continued favorable
for the growing crops Flour closed with u DOWN
ward tendency, and 2a3d. being quoted at llal3s.
9d. Wheat very dull, hut nominally unchanged
Corn very dull-mixed 81. Sd,a6~. 9d.; yellow 6s.
9d.a7s. ld; white Ss.aSs. 9d.
Provisions Beef steady. Pork firm Bacon
quiet. Lard dull nj Goa. 6d.a6ls.
General proJuee. Sugar steady. Rice firm.
Rosin steady Mt H. ID Shirts turpcntine steady
nj Az GA
Ioo,iou Mrk,t,-Wbcnt 2n4 fpor ouarteri
Lw,r closing with d,wnwnrd tcnjon,v Suynr
quiet. Rice lirm.
Tho money market was pcnernlly unchanged.
American .t.,uritie. dull. Illinois Centrnls were
Mt I5ai7 discount New York Centrals 64a66.
Cons,ls Ind consid, rnhlv ndynn,eJ. ,lusinu on
Thursday n, o31no3g.
srcoNp p,srArcmJ
u,,.ueois or GaYbnLI-. Rumorrd P,frraf Dis
c,eItcJI : Iui,hou Mar,meuts- me German Diet
t,royj,1 an 1ymy on N, Rhinc--- Fi1hf bef,ccrn
B,,t,,h and imer,can Sailors B,tissh Iarla-
ment- The Funds
Tho steamers Ninparn. Bnyario. md Anvlo- Sax
IN. Ind arrived out
The Snrdinnns Ind forced tho pasaage Of tho
S.s,n in thr mro nf IN. Austrinns who were forti.
fled NJ palstro Aher n severe conflict. they cur-
riel tho city. making many prisoners.
The SnrJ,nnns we're under tho Immediate oom.
mand or king Victor Emanuel
General Cariballi was still creating great sensa-
,ion in northcr, LomLnrdy. 1t was rumored that
lac lind hceu defeated by "A s,,pcr,or force md waa
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LYNCH BURG LEGE,
La NJ n In II kls. YlRlslNlA.

IlE fourth biI Ill
i the 18th of September.
The aon N the heaihcst and most accessible In
The entire and the study both Cassira
Scientific equal to that of the best Ann rcan colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently maintained
der the OF Mr. Blankenshp graduate of the Vr
rina Military st'nte and recently connected with he
United Sai.s rst survey.
The several ". will have exclusive charge Of the
school, whieh young will be thoroug pre-
AIRED for college "r business
FACULTY.
Rev. W W. WAtKrn, CAarman Of the Faculty, Profess,
Mental and Moral Sr'trncc snd of History.
LYcuRsus q MAtHtws A. NJ, Professor OF Latin and
Bellies Lettres
H. cABELL, A. BProfessor of the Greek Language and
Literature
f. BLAsKESsHIP Professor Of Mathemati Instruc.
tor Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND, A. M Professor Of Constitutional Law
d. LAN0HUTNE, N. d.. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ioloey.
GUIsEPPE ADoLPHo sARroRI LIZ d. Professor of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES.
Board % per week; washing e 25 per month fuel and
lights e0 term Tuition go in the Grammar School, and
tN In the Collegiate Department for half session
Catalogues containing further information, be OBJ
tanned by addressing the Chairman of tn Faculty.
feb Ada.
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M. HOLLINS e. Co.
GROCLRS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
MAIN STREET, VA,
REG leave heir thanks to thor nnmer"ns frend'
ID ai toners no have b.raly patroizcd them the
three years and respectfully so continuance OF rhrir
r,"m nn . @ ea"n " " 'ns "o s m M
Elected. Our sto'k Of GROCERIES AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS will ALWAYS be ound to be extensive and well
~ ;. y '''N '' n IIoLLiNs 4 co
I!IOS. T.. GRIMALDI,
FASAIoNABLE BOOT & SHOE MAKER'
Opposite he Czens Savings Bank,
WIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, "a,
Towhem wa.nw"racd she prcmi"" Tor a.. hest
pair 81 Roo'.. rshibs'.d NJ me in-, E"",
n der every vsety "f LADIES aud GENTLE-
IN s country re nG
lower, than any other es'ablislnc't in iyheh5nrg
the same time reuns his ,anasfor ie Abera
tofore bestowed jan 3doin
~ r. & a.. \. OsUGUsD. Successor. to -
stock Of al! kinds oi FKNirRE Of their own manu-
acurc which they will be pleased to shew the old friends aud
patrons $. DiGluid Il Sons. and the public 'e"ers
They also keep constantly on hand .arge SKIS
WOODEN C0FFiNs, Of e.sry description, and Will pa,
PROMPT attention to lie unerskne hu.nss al oil henr.
E,ENGER's SEWING MACHaNEA.-s.rcni
success always meet conclusive proof ofgreat
Judged by this there laborssyinr ne bsre the
public comparable /" Singers Sewing Macles After estah
.ng hyhcs reputation in the United States they
exhibit the late nvnrselle Franre " here
they carried of the highest premium and manuacto
w % make them has built in !ariR.
ln every branch BauA.Ty which u 10 be done
these machines with As the speed
Raiw train Ia TO travelling ftof ST. scwins with
Singers Machines compared with han sewing No taior
saormal ressmaker carriage trimmer sadder halter &C.
should be wthout The fair profit q; using Of
narhues regularly employed Is One Thousand Dollars
ycar In all privat" fan,s where there much sew ng to
lie oue machines nvauQ!e assistance Planters
and hotel kerrcrs lind them particularly convenient and oh
table The, machines simple In their ens'icilon ant
durable, ,eng the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by which sort Of work coarse e
could be perfectly Thousands Of inferior and worth,
less Sewing Machines have made and sold under
but Singers Machines alone have been found
where o satisfy the wants Of the public.
printed Instructions using with each
chime whh any readily acquire the of
.hem. The machines sked securely to
art the world To all persons desiring particular "
fees forward copy "f NJ singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
holly devoted TO the Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ SINGER & CO.,
Principal lt'fhce. No. 323 Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OrrfcrsNo 47 Hanover ST. Boston; No. 81 Chap.
ell ST. haven, CT Gloverville, N Y; No 274 Broad
Newark n j.; No. l42 Chestnut St., Phiadsphis No los
St. baltimore; No. 81 Westminster St. Providence
No East 4th st. Cincinna No. 65 North 4th ST.. ST
Inus: No. 81 ST. Charles st. New Orleans No 20 Dauphp
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