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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-15
THE TURF.

TRorTISG.-Mondoy, Nov. IA, ls5s.-Mateh 500;
mile heats, to road wagonsas
Owner b. Ginger.
q. N. 80.
Time not taken.
Trottng on the road, from One-hundredtwenty- fifth
street S. Duboiss Nov. IL, 1859. Purse and stake,
$50, to wagons:
Mr. Lovet, e. m. Lady s0folk.
&. Brooks. a. 4. Prince
r. Foster, br. g. Jim Donnely ..................
Mr.. kodmon, Big Vital.
Time not taken
There large amount of money bet on this race;
be Lady won it in fine style in two straight heats.
UsIos COURSE, L. L-TRorrIsG.-Nov III, 1867
Match 81 eco; mile heats, best 3 in 5:
II. Woodruf, b. g. Rock Tin hsrness). I !
Mr. Lo.sst, g. m Lady sefoh ito wsEon)..
fme-7.Se-z49-2:+0A
This trot attracted large number of persons 10 the
Course and il proved TO be one of the most interesting
and close-contested races Of the season. The Lady
went TO a wagon, while Rock rugged TO suIky.
The betting was even previous to starting.
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sTUAsKserIss.-The 9th Of November has been
s,esgnaied as day of Thanksgiving in the following
E..o In all.
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10 as Edisor Of 7Ask " Tribsss
SIR: Attention has Just been eiectualy called to the
bereayed family Of Capt John Brown by his touching
letter TO Mrs. Child. Words wonderfully direct and
simple as his leave little for the weaker words
Of others; yei hope ere long TO describe, in some
stting way, brief visit just made to that moot
noble race Of suffering saints in North Elba, n. Y. On
those little, wild, cold farms among the magnificent
Adirondack Mountains their brave and patient hearts
are gems worthy such setting. The Circassians
are at last conquered but these, more constant and
cre heroic rnountaneers not The sudden, violent
death of four male members of one family-for the
Browns and Thompsons closely connected as to
seem but one-has not crushed them; nor will they be
utterly overwhelmed by the approaching doom Of the
snotlest Roman of them ALL They share his patience
and his peace, because they are, like him. absolutely
devoted to principle Their poverty is the noble re-
salt Of years Of self devotionsOns, and brothers, and
husbands sent to Kansas, while the women remained
a, home alone. To relieve il there must be fund,
ultimately it Is TO be hoped, large one. In the mean
time the Committee named below are in constant COM
nnuncatian with the family, and viii gladly take
charge Of contributions for this object well as for
that originally contemplated in their circular.
H'oressfsy. Nov. ID, lsse. TWIN
ffhe Committee referred shove consists Of Ralph Wade
Tperson Rev Thomas W. Hsxasoz ma o,l.,r sueh-KSl
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-07-28

THOMAS SPENCER,
Ship Chandler Dealer in General Merchandise and Commission
Merchant Honolulu Oahu, s l. keeps constantly on hand
extensive assortment Of description Of goods
quired by whaleships and Others
Shipping Furnished with all kinds of groceries, provisions &C.,
at the shortest notice the lowest market prices
IL Money advanced for whalers bills at the lowest rates
1O5-u
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u. c. WATERMAN p. 4.
ID. G. WATERMAN s. CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Especial paid Whaling Fleet by
the furnishing Of funds purchase and sale Of Exchange OIL
Bone General Merchandise, and the procuring of Freight.
REFERENCES.
Messrs. ISAAC HowLAND JR., K CO., New Bedford
". c. T. PoPE. Esq, do
MORGAN, STONE Co., San Francisco.
McRUEE MERRILL, do. 105-d
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HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Susinsss Cans.


HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
1Oo-tf A. p. EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent
CHAS. BREWER, I'd,
Agent for the BREWER PLANTATION. Honolulu. 1l9-tf
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board Of Underwriters.
The undersigned notify Merchants Ship Masters
&C.. that he been duly appointed Agent for the
New York Board of Underwriters
13n ALEX. J. CARTWRIGHT.
AGENT FOR THE
Liverpool Underwriters Association.
The undersigned bea leave notify Merchants Ship owners
AGENT these Islands for the LIVERPOOL. UNDER
WRITER'S ASSOCIATION.
105-tf JANI0N GREEN, K Co.
AGENT FOR LLOYRS
The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship owners and
Shipmasters, that he has received the appointment
AGENT at these Islands for LL0YD'S LONDON.
1o5n JANIoN, GREEN Co.
f. o. HALL.
Importer and Dealer in Hardware Goods Paints Oils and
general Merchandise, Fort
ID. N. FLITNER,
Continues his old business the Makee,s
proof building, the stand recently occupied by Dr.
Hofmann corner of Queen and Kaahumanu streets
Chronometers rated by observations of the
with transit instrument accurately adjusted the
meridian of Honolulu. Particular given fine
watch repairing. Sextant and quadrant glasses
adjusted Charts and nautical constantly
hand and for sale Aft
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commercial Advertiser.
war, Lii. i to Have NO Work q. d.

Weary Life - 10 hnvc NO w ork 10 do.
H. re who at the anvil toll,
,-,l strike the sounding blow,
vr,s-e from the burning irons breast,
rs. sparks fy to and fro,
xbiye answering To the hammers ring
And dre's intenser glow
o,vbfe we feel, tis hard 10 toll
Arsi sweat the long day through,
Remember ii is harder still
re have no work to do
NJ vs who till thestubborn SOIL
Whose hard hands guide the plow,
Uho bend beneath the summer sun
E.h burning cheek and brow:
Ys deem the curse still clings to earth,
From olien time till now
eut While We feel 'tis hard to toll
All Ilbor all day through,
Es-,eniser is : harder still
T. hIve no work to do.
II, ve who plo~ thesea's blue fields,
Who rie the restless wave,
Beneath whose gallant vessels keel
There lies a yawning grave,
,rgund whose bark the wintry winds
Like fends of fury
o. Ehle ye feel 'tis hard to toll
Ani labor long hours through,
Renember it IS harder still
To have work to do.
Ho! ye upon whose fever'd cheeks
The hectic glow Is bright,
Whose mental toll wears out the day
AMI half the weary night,
Who labor for the souls Of men,
Champions Of truth and right
Although We feel your toll is hard,
Even with this glorious view,
Remember Il IS harder still
To have work 20 do.
Ho all ye who Iabor-ali who strive
Ye Weld lofty power;
Do ~ith your might. do with your strength,
FIJI every golden hour;
Tie glorious privilege to do
Is mans most noble power:
o, to your birthright and yourselves,
To your own souls be true
A weary. wretched life Is theirs
Who have work to do -Sefecf.d
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CHIPCHANDLER, STOREKEEPEn AND
- GENERAL AGENT.-Goods bought and sokf On cou
mission. Ship and Family Stores put mp st ts
Corner Of QUEENs ROAD and PoTINoER ouHlEomg
II Refers to THOMAS sPENcKR, A. J. CARFwaGus, J. c
spALpING Honolulu, SandwchIslands. 104-ly
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HAWAIIAN FLOUR COMPANY,
1O0-f A. =. EVERETT, Treasurer and Agent
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w. A. AEDRICH,
Importer Merchandise; Commission
Sale Sugar, Moasses and Coffee and other
Island Produce. Agent the LIHUE PLANTATION Con
Of all kinds Of Island Produce solicited Orders
for Merchandise promptly attended to. 1O5-n
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or 4issTtedn Vessels 05rfrH1 at and depdrng from
port Of Honolulu H1tcGiidH LlaHds the
Js0iJlaiag april, 1882 ending July, 1852 ineyure
4rin Aleir t0ana1e.
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AGENT FOR LLOYDS

The undersigned begs notify Merchants Ship and
Shipmasers, that he has received the appointment OF
AGENT at these Islands for LL0YD'S LONDON.
105-tf JANI0N, GREEN K
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-05

4 OOK TO YOUR COAT. q W0OD b LIS
Wei just received another suppSo of the celebrated
and Mcrt COOK STOVES, WOOD aad coal which
crsaiy admired at the late Agricultural and Me-
tits place BY the saving OF uel the
ckucss costing their superior hnah and perfect opera
the departments of cooking, they are ackhow-
edged be the Stoves known We have lifted to some
Copper e.ervoir. Dolv winch is very ea
nnyruent furnishing times, without
additional fuel being heated by the pipe and without
interfering with the cooking arrangements OF the stove
nav tits = BLISS & GU.
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II RS
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80 10y I ss.s svr fss =. CO. ossss.,
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= :: :. s.: 6. .ss~ az 8 , s:s.
sissss - - sssss. ..s 81 3, sAsss sssa'
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g. . sSs W. .s % sssI sss:s
~ y 80 ssfssA's sGar M o n"S SGnSspd year
~. rss 81 20 ssssrsy. Ia writes. las 4 had
.tssoss rs7sssss whch confined me In do sig weets;
- ~ y,es q oar scrsymaa The doss relieved the
ls.. than on. halt The bottle
= sllas IL Sss esy and we esteem sou Doctor,
ss:: :. :; r E: sss. .' :.s iss r..
w,sr MaNcHssrAR, Pa. Feb. I. 1885.
s ~ s ssss c z. sssa from .aras %p
toms Of osumsion and !. en"s man who ha. labor
Cd ssass :. - aA''s''' " HENRY l. PARKS, Merchant
RAnsxz D. Albion MARI. o. :r. "r s,,. rr ,s"
noksV ssws your Cry PICTORIAL tor giving ease and re-
ss 81 ,ssss. of Su the mos.
~ psf q the virtues of this remedy Us e"ec'
upoa trial ~.
Probably 10 remedy known which cured
% msny and "a dangerous this some ne human
aid "a rsach; sus those the Cherry iecora AFFORDS
relief and csaSsrA -.
a AsroR HOUSE. NKw YoRK CRY, March ., 1855
On AfeR LOWELL; feel II duly and pleasure TO IN
form yon what ycur yy Peesoai has lone for wife She
had been enhs labs under the dangerous symptoms
VI Cos.mptiea from which no aid We eona gave ns
much RELIEF Bhe steadily falling until DIR strong OF
this cy where have for advice. recommended
trial o your medicine We le~ hi. k'ndn"' " do your
ss for recovered that day She Is not vel a.
strong che used be- but free in her cough aud calls
hersef we'll You're with gratitude aid regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, of ShelbyyNle
Cbasuantps despair ii have tried Afkhs Cher
~ Pecsorsl the bes, medical chemists In
The world and all around bespeak the high merits
Of It's virsusss-PAiadeipAia Ledger
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Aver,s Cathartic Pills.

THE scieucea Chemry and Medicine have been taxed
their usanM to produce ibis ets most perfect pnsave
virtues viii la exr"irhce thu or
binary medicines and that they nnpier'dchtrdy upon
the ss-em If ali The, are safe and pleasant to take
but Their penetrating Pf"pere, stimulate
The vaa activities Of the body the ohsrnctns Of ts
organs parity the blood scase Tiry purge out
the ou humors which breed nni grow di-i'm'r stimulate
rdrred Into their raiu'R action and I'M
part healthy strength e. tho whole system MOI only
they the every day rompatr q" ever, body but also
formidable and dangerous diseases that have a ID the sest
If human sk While produce efiu c they
Al ia asee time In diminished the and best pysic
that can be employ for ehircn Being coated they
take; and beiaR purely table are ire" from
any risk harm Cures have been made which srrass be-
lief they substantial. ed h, Of sn exalted posi-
trd the snpiri'n 4 nntrnh Many
emaeni csrgymen and physrns have lent their nans to
certify tho public the reliability o remedies while 9th,
OF their conVison that my
Preparations contribute Immensely to III" reoi OF my ahct
Cd. .ufIcring fellow
The Agent below named Is pleased TO furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing directions Their
tj6cAtes u their cures OF the Toll wing complaints
Costveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism. Dropsy.
He rthurn Iioadarhc arising toi stomach Nnns"a In
Morbid 1nscon OF the Bowels and fau arising
thsrsom Flatulency Loss Of Appetite all uccrous Gu
aneous which require medicine srr"fn
la Kings Evi They also. by Purifying Tia" blond and slim
aiing systen many complaints which II w"ni not
supposed could reach such Deafness Partial hnd
mesa Neuralgia and Nervous tritabiy tIangomrn 81 hc
Liver and dneys Gon aud other Lnlr.d complaints arising
state Of The body distractions "i it, functions
be put of by unprneiplcd dealers whh ether
pill they make proii Ash Tor AYiRs rus and
take nothing else No other they give y1u compare with
this intrinsic value curative powers The eL want
the aid there IL for them and they Eaoul hV" II
Prepared by Dr. >. q. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell Mass.
PRICE - CTS. PER BoS. FIVE BONES For 81
psofp
J. II SEAY, Lynchburg: PURCELL. LApn "a co Rich
mondj N r. RIVEs, Pe'ersbnre NJ, A SANTOS. Norfolk,
and all Druggists tcb |l.du1niy
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No. IA sycamore street, ae.cr.b.rg,


SIGN OF THE EAGLE,
FFERS his friends and the public generally of the
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCH g. JEWELRf
SILvERWAkE FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD every variety his presented to the pub
lie cheap brilliant and beautiful as can be had In any other
establishment this any other In depart
meut articles importod) of the
styles and the lassea and elaborate workman
q. septt
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Thankful for liberal share at the pubi. patronage t
years. take lcssure iGfnmnt friends
ha awarded NINE PnEMI MS Inherent tools,
latc Fair We better Vrrpar ID than ever
mtnsh f,",s and have fine lot Of T"us
bad We would call Yaruar atienti 10 "ur Thrrstns
hines Corn Shcl!eis Straw Cutters Wheat Fans tah"
Broad Cast a Machiuc Whoa, Drills Il .ktri y il"tt
mus aud others, >trci and P,ows. old ahd h,r'h
INul- P,., aud oa,s. T. akskili iipws al ot, All
ak Is ali to sale one III Want III lo'.a IN
nur inc WuiTTEMuEE ~ tDSiIN
an Il Brit4
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SsaNt;s.K's sEWsNa NACksNAs.- s;rcnt
Judged by this there no labor maehuc
Iutc onparable singers Sowing Machine AZ cSts
ssing ihc highest rrpnatnm the United States IT.
xii,d the late Exposition inv, raeilc ~ Frau whore
hcy oil highest pr,mam; and mir'"
make them has c,n buii u !arls.
u,,ery branch industry which sewing is - h done
machines be us, with immense irni ~ Tia speed
TIE ksiw travelling loot, gwlh
Sing .rS machines compared with hand scwing Ne taii"f
saoruat .ressmakcr carriage trimmer salirr at r. sc,
-nnnd be withou, The fair profit us "ic at
machines. regularly employed is One Thousa id oiars
In ali families where there ruch ing h.
he lone iuacbnr valuable stance L arlrrs
aud ho. keepers ind them particularly e"nvoncnt AM PROF."
These machines simple In their consru liz ami
and durable helm. tho only knh OF Sc III Ma
,hu" made by winch sort Of work Gears hne
ead perfectly executed tbousandsof n'eroral /! or'
SEWING Macbucs been made and sold under va i"ns
Singers Machines alone have been fun' eiy
vii lrc satisfy the wants ii the public.
PLAN printed instructions for Using are sent wh ga ma
-hnc from any readily acquire the art ii IAN
aging packed secured, - IL, any
part ;he world To all desiring mere rarfa IN
truaton will tcation by letter at either OF M -"
a l. N. Singer Il Cos Gazette, W pal
wholly devoted to the Sewing Machine ntcrret
l. NJ SINGER Il ca.
Principal Office No, a23 broadway. Now ort
orFICEs.-No. ~ Hanover ST.. Boston H"" lap
rlS Iavcn CT Giov ervie n. v. n" IA BRO I'd 81,
Newark ~ j.: NJ" lie Chestnut st, PhladePhis o. "o
Baltimore baltimore; No 81 Westminster ST. frovt fence
l.. No Last 9TH ST. Cincinnati; No 10 North I'm ) - -
Inis, No 81 81. Charles ST. New Orleans NJ" ~ ia uphn
St Mobile. lnee st-ut .e.s
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t-.,at Ns'iIriu. Wr.trrn and scat " eaters
NJ a [ l. ROU UTE,
stfttsEEt 9i.N SAL RAILROAD.
49,. -s,,. 80

u -,ss.ss. 8. s.s ~ ..s sksi..ia@ .S
Et'II Cnaslous.le Siaunuon Lewsburg and Charleston
d Va, Guyaniotte, &c. rw daily Trans for W ASKING.
i't Baltimore ihadepb New York, Wheeling Cincin-
ua;. Lou swine.
la, Maitland Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
6.ij A. NJ
%isn Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, excerpt sunday 81 at J.l5 +. NJ.
The o;i5 A NJ Train connects Washington with the
T. NJ the J.l5 A. with the J:t5 A. Al. Express Trains
:ron Washington tr The different points above named
~ Through Tickets nrcu, ed in Lynchburg the
I"hut Oihcr al the oou.sle RarOad Co.. vi A w. HORN
EE. Ticket Agent
70 New York ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 50
10 lhniic'ihit' ....... ................... 10 w
To Washington and Alexandria. 10 so
Penns! iranta Avenue, free OF charge.
Passengers leaving Iy pchburs $50 NJ By the regular
Mail Train KichnVnd W th the 6I5 A. NJ and tho,e
by the freight A, eommodaion 5:U A. M
with Tie OLD =. NJ. Train
Passengers aud Their baggage transported between the De-
Richmond charge. and tho Depot Ho
tel Pcnny Avenue in arlington thus hack
Ltrr
Through Tickets be procured In Washington Pitts
tmg Zmesvlie, Dayton, Columbus. Ohio Decatur Jeer-
siN., indianapolis and Vine Indauana Louisville
kohtorhy st Louis Chicago, &C. and all Of the
THOS DoDAMEAD.
aug3lts Gen Supt.
scEisCvIAN tsTANO.- 4 ,OOO Bngs Of No. I
l. PERUVIAN GuANo, landing and for sale by
EUhOND, DAVENPORT u co,
e nd
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OPhING % 3 q M NJ Elk CbO I II I NJ.
lll undersigned of lbs 'tr stock 81
i SPRING AND ST MINER CLJrd1N,'. slHch WIS ="
ler'd with and the long crruce IA
ttae he eoutlni that in heauiy, style ami mod ra"
charges his Clothing he cxccich by huus Ia this
ciy the lie respectfully in tte III iticnd
customers aud the public in general his be
fore ia ecw here. h" Will peas" and do iu
til" All Beside all grades aud y of G. p'far hs stock
81 GEN TLEMEN'S FtKN1SHtNG coon - tar- r---el't
SHIRTS. Collars. IIandkcch chiefs toNrs. Surk~ So
p.uiY>. also Trunks Car ct Bags lmh elias
try Merchants will lind Ia their examine"
b. before going further East he is lily prepared
tt" wlulesaic ttnir solicit call all tho od
sri ut
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DINRE, LIT q Il An d VI \ &C. \ a. iNSU RANCE
II LYNCHBUkG HOSE y FINE Inst RANCE COMPANY THIS
Company makes lnsiraDee against anagu by Fire
Houses, Stores Tobacco FACTORIES and bniid
gs furniture goods AMI ncreiandhe generally,
tn~ Ia am country the favor1Ue
Also persons enjoying
health, and sound hole ura'
htr, tor limited period
employed oriin will be Insured
reasonable terms.
he will also and to
the Northern u southern Ports, al favorable rates.
BOARD OF DlkrCIpKS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL PRESIDENT
JAMES NJ. CulBS, Wee President,
GEORGE Is. THURMAN, nhict Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JOHS OTEY TAYLOR, MN. r. ANDERSON,
JAMES +. PAYNE, JUHN I. DAVIS.
Nm II. SITUATION, MAURICE >. LANGHoKNE
SAMUEL IL. MCKINNEY, Gus Il. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. .. " iLLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED + WILLS Secry.
DR. DR. YIN y; o 1,' Az OWEN Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination oi Insurance Will lie
made the Oice o the C"mpan, each day between tho
huuls oi = anu / % 'eloek y. NJ. feb - dts.
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NA'ATa'sAE ~ AND JEW q. u.kH .-Ghc Il .
w rber ia sor,, thc la gest stock "a
JtW ELkl, he has ever had the pleasure OF "h.r. &6
ing the pubiic. Aso, hpe kt OF GIstbCk---to al
which invites thu tn public before purehas
ny loot 2s-dtsl JAMES DlNMIDDIE.
. LHGG AND ARROW nOOT CkACAER~
II hand fresh supply that lshl dist r
april s.d,s j. II. THOMPSON CO.
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BAlRECH ROUTE TO TAR WaenT md a.
~ Nin,iNIA erhiNHs. via soath.sds karoad from Pc
org ,riso Va East T,nn Va a,Iruad from Ii.,,
10 huNsn,a fe-n and a.osgia itar.ad frun, Knos
ton 10 Chattanooga wa Nashville and chattanooga Railroad
halaoad uo,h Stos.ns,u 10 M.upIis.
through iekt,s lssied The above points The surnus
and baggage through South. Side Kali
nae Il'ns seheAule viii be he South Side Rail-
road commencing on 81 NDAi next the Atm oil July inst
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Con eclius with the Richmond Da.sil. Trains =,
burhevl' ale', and with tne through at Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at............... 53ooekA
Ar'nc AT burhr',iet IuDo"uy Al ........... $40
Arrive al i-Nnehh"re at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ia.u p NJ
Leave II, n'I.hn' iaiJ at................. y.Jo
Arrtseat Bufkev.e >Juneiion) a,........... 2.is
' fKliGiii TRAIN. '''0
Connecting With Eeinond aud Danve Trains at the juno
Leave Petersburg daily at.....................g AN
AHfe AT bnfHr'hie ,J"neti'n) at..............i NJ
Ar'Nc al faim>iiie 1:iO r. NJ.
Arrive AT Ly'hbnrs ~t.......... 6:aJ
,,e'H" h..eno",s .ay a''..'.'....''....... Am.
Arrse AT Burkeshie tJun,l.un) at............,,0 M
Atcno'.i Passenger Car Tor tue Way or Loi M
re wall " attached TO the Train leaving Lyncburx with
oScs 1 so %p n, ~ ,ssss ", To
t'h GA aud 't m passensers to be strictly
al any other ni- sutherland Anderson saw Mill Fors
Wilson's, N.i'ii", backs AID Whites Nottoway U. H.
or~avnie Kcs. iisn Bridge Farn,vilie, Prospect Pamp
a. h'e's't'n Arl"ma'tok, SCOUT sprug Conror James
CITY POINT BRANCH
S''tSis .y.""d Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Ar ,,' Y = It ..........74s
e"'rs 20 - .onn'e. vain the J"i River Steamers.
i'''l- y S~ Tor Norioih and every morning
80" l"'a' gvein- Mi,h II. hae steamers Roanoke and
var nj % 10 BE- I,ic,r S"s ,a', "-r hon, on and
n IA In ..l
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~ ~ BUslIEIS OF PRIME NEW 10
nv YER SEED lnst received We regard an extra
hue lot ppe and other impurities ann MINK
that would lind their interest TO call n"s
1t before buying elsewhere. lkbf q "a, Ns'E NJ,
s-we have store also, Timothy, Orchard Gras, Blue
Grass aud Evergreen SEED L.n y us
III q q u n! CI.OCka:I CuOCkH.!:-- lie
suscrbrr has Iuss received hundred CLt Cks
Of all shapes aud patterns 70 whieh ne woad INV ne ns
attention community ~ large Piea 80 call
aud anime, and you will find the prices to snit
Rep copy tdec Vital yAMES DlkM.D- nE: -
= ~ DOE, PAINTED RUCKE Is, recei nag
Dbl h ffeh lAdMI IRBY l. BAuEDE Ms.
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SPLENDID SCHEME.

3D3l6 prizes amounting to- sl.U.uU0
Tickets q. Halves SO Quarters S5 Eighihs 6. 80
Package Of III Whole Ttrkeis NJ $50 costs GEO
There AZ" II drawn BALLOTS and each ballot being
worm S@o, makes S+io
Leaves nett ................... 20i
Leaving iisk to the purchaser SJl6
PrI who desire need only remit the risk
Tor which VIZ will send a Certificate follows
ccitiG OF Pack Of ~ Nhors $500 %
IIo do. 10 Halves. 1.U ~
DO do. N luattri=............ M
do do NJ Eghhs.. - 20
All orders add esscd to FRANCE BIO Co,
Wilmington. Dr, will meet with prompt and the
print, d ,iieia drawings y
FRANCE, BROADBENTS CO,
april % dloh -AW Managers,
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NOT1GE.-The amde rntgneG, who was mp
~ pointed Administrative of the estate OF John H. Solo
decd the February nj the Court ut Husting
the Of b,g ieavet INFORM the publ that she
Intends continuing the business OF her late husband at their
stand Main Street. All persons kuDai ing themselves lit
ebtrd To said ui! solicited to spe frw ard
ami settle MARGARET ID. SOLOMON.
mar
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ID EMOYAI.: VIEW .rAND! SEW GOODS

- EMOVAE! NEW aCAND! NEW GOODS:
~ Having sold cntlr, Goods old stand
ocaed below the N"rvcii HOUSE, opposite tias Livery
stable where continue the Grocery aud Commission Bu
Thankful 10 friends ai CUSTOMERS Tor the heia
heretofore sxt.Aded soiicit continuance
the came, assuring off ash
viii keep Constantly hand, selection OF GROVE
klES AND STAPLE DRY GOODS alo, Corn Meal Plas
ami Mil OnaL J. Z. SHEAkER.
mach ll-dts.