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ew T~imming and Fancy store.

APA TIE undersigned most respectfully inform the ladies
and eixens Of Iynchurg and lis visitors from III,
Try that they have fitted the Stor. ISL Man street.
Sundcr the Warwick House and opposite Mr. H. e. Vie
Periodical store, where they exhibition
intend 10 keep always hand large stock Of LADIES DRESS
TRIMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS. our entire stock IL the
selection OF Of long experience aud acknowledged taste
aud embraces Paris Frnges, SILK Gallons P"nln Gallons
Brais SIX Tnss.s, Vel Ribbons. all widths silk, Whaenc
JET glass gutta percha agate pearl lace n,n French horn
gilt horn lnsng and great variety Of J, kinds ol Buttons
Working Materials Of every description. Zephyr Worscd
land Wool, skirt hnid Combs and Brushes. Travelling Bags
Poremonas and Money Bags great varieties HAIR r,id
Cures, sylc) Beautiful and New Head Dresses, Head
Eefs Faney Hair piis Mohar Caps, Bonn, touches Cabas
Work Boxes Knives Scissors, India Rubber Cloth in infants
Worstcd Shnwls Hoods, tsh;aers Socks aud s,u kings
Euhas Sleeves Talmas, Gloves children aud lsi> sin
Ganiet,a Hoops and Hoop Skirts Chenille snr hna orua
mens Willow Baskets Games and Toys far cllrrn. and
fact almost thing thai he called for IN the of dress
trimming or fancy nrcc-ai which intend s,ll ~
cheap the article be purchased here.
We will at airy time take pleasure ordering thing
IN line, from skcn of silk To a 40 fringe.
liberal discount allowed To merchants and ladies' IN the dress
making business l.. \. Il r. KlN~EA.
SEPT 23-ds 1876 Main Street. l., nchhiIt. Va.
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CLOTHING! cLoTHrNan cLoTHINGun
NJ. GCGGENHETNIER

As returned from The Northern rles hnd daily rree, Ing
a'L iargc and IA ,ianahle stack III FALL AND WIN
hk 'IoTulSG, which Ia hcauy, ayie mud quality. Is
sn"sse' Ito very r- etil AMI invites Tho puddle
IN general and bic end> rSaune his slock purcus
hg eise Nhce lie Will held cash an,
ph' pay ing ctisionersior others, he has
erience has taught him To act decided, In esirieng rL
ti> siuck conpriss different slcs Coats Pants
vests over C"als Dre ags etc., that the. would bo loo
ncruus 10 mchiiun.
lie also has assortment ri SEAMLESS CLOTHING, the
greatest n'enon "i the and Is only manufactured b!
company In thu United States, NV York. The public
N'e to call and examine them II WILL Doubtless puzzle
body.
He has also large stock OF Gencmen's
such as Socks Ties CraNas Mel shirts and Drawers Cha,
>htis iiandkerchris shnwis, Travelling Banke aso.
Trunks Umbrellas Carpet Bags lie rvurns thanks for
lasl ial "rs and invites everybody to cali On him.
y B-tounr. Merchants would do veil 10 call him b.
fore going hro East us he prepared for the wholesale trade
sept Is dts NJ. a,
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Coop SA,E-A few days ago. says the Lexng-
ton (Ya) Gnsette. Mr.. John Med. Alexander.
sold at private sale To company If four or live
gentlemen in this place bis farm. Clifton, lying
on the North River just below t"wn,for seventeen
thousand dollars and upwards. The farm contains
three hundred and seventeen acres and brought
an average of fifty five dollars m acre. SHE equiv
aent to cash,
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clTy AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Youxs MEs's GBaisrIax As>ociArIaS.-Th an
nual meeting Of this Association, for the Election
OF its oieers will be held At the roon. OF the As
s,c;atisn this erenng at ~ o'clock. 1t y very
bers should be preseHt. and We are reqnesfeu TO
urge the subject upon their considerations
M,xrp CAsr--Elixabc,h Carter. 70. C.. was
bcfyre y. Mayor Saturday, on Tho charge .t st"-
iaa acme articles from the residence ut Amanda
kiassn. who. il will 10 remembered. was lashet
day or two since for stealing money from fres-
tim. r. m.c. Il appears that Mason. with the
money stolen from Preston. purchased some goods
which she brocght home and deposited among h r
bed-clothiug fer safe keeping, Carter being pres
ent At the time Soonafter she OCCASION I" absent
herself from her domcil for n SHIRT time, and On
her return, she found her establishments vacant.
both her visiter and the goods having flown AZ
this was only circumstances going to crimiha'e
Carter, the Mayor d smissed the case.
TeusSAxEHr AssoclArioN.--.lu pursuance ~
call made for meeting at Mr.. j. Otey Taylor
roam 10 form n Tournament Associauonmc nv.
meeting was held on Friday night, the oo'm NV, ~.
On motion. Mr., jas. N. Booker, was CAREY 10
the Chair. and sIr. A. Mcdonald appointed oec-
re,nry. orro,,,1 md
a number Of names we're a. once 'i'o'''' "'''
the meeting procrcded to business
w T,.s aJmf;.s;on fee TO the Tournament and Ball
was 6xea. at IS. W. II
a committee of fur. consisting Of VIM. IL.
Iauvhurne, J. G.. Meem. Jr., c. 5. Lanshorne,
and J. Oey Taylor, Unsupported to solicit names
to Le proposed for membership.
The following are the prizes to be rlddcn Tor by
the Knights:
lst A fine saddle with extra stirrup irons
81. A e" Bride 81 Bit
Sd. A pair Of fine stirrup irons.
On motion, it was resolved that the tournament
Association offer prize of foe riding Hat ard
Plume to the most graceful lady rides, to he =
cpmpanied round the trotting course by gentle
man. the time to be directed by Judges. who will
he hereafter appointed. After fixing the time "t
the hall and appointing committees musir,
T.. the Association then adjourned till Tuesday
night next, to meet again al tho same place.
j. NJ BOOKER, Chairman.
A McI)oSALp Secretary.
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BcpY FouNp-The body of Hiram Anderson,
engineer, WHO was killed by the accident on the
Ci,umhendibus Railroad, above Wellsvlle. on
saturday, has been recovered The body was bu-
riel beneath the wreck of tho express car, and
when discovered was in a trlghtful condition. At
the time OF the accident the train was running at
'hc rate Of 81 miles an hour, and was making
eli cult Of al shprt curve.
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AS.iyrRsARy CELEBR ALTON. The anniversary
of the battle If Yorktown will be celebrated in
Baltimore by the fifth regiment Of Marylan vol
unteer militia They will hold grand levee at
the front street Theatre. which has recently been
thoroughly renovated, and all the companies Will
join in the celebration. The Young Guard Bat
talon Of Richmond Virginia; will also be present
and the Association of the Defenders Of Baltimore
in lSl2-'l4 hayo accepted an invitation to attend.
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RocKBsiDcE AGRICULTURAL SoCIErY.-A society
has been organized in the county of kockhr'dge,
with n President. seven Vice Presidents, Secretary
Treasurer, Executive Committee etc. The first
Fair will be held in November, and at Lexington,
il is supposed.
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V. rasrorricEs.- appointments Benz. F. Mac
kali. postmaster at Langley, Fairfax county. vice
Wm H. Collins, >jsne'l. George II. Matthews,
IT.. postmaster al Ira, Cumberland cou"ty, vice
John L. lIendrick resigned. Jefferson Shoekey
postmaster at Oakla d, Morgan county. vice ia
cob Shackey, resigned. The Office at Ocoupacia
Essex county, is discontinued.
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Pr,,c,ors REVIVAL At DaNvILlF.-Re isious
exercises are still pro,rncted at the Methodist
Church. with increasing interest. Monday night
six persons rroles-ed conversion, and on TUESDAY
night several more professions were made. The
exercises will probably be continued Tor several
DAYS to come. The Tuesday night meetings was
attended with unusual excitement.
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Fpr,ouT TRAps.-There were received at the
Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
Saturday, 90 loaded cars consisting Of the follow
ing: Wneat, 2, 2GS Lhshels; Flour 100 barrels;
Miscellaneous. $4,000 pounds. Their" were
loaded cars sent west the same day.
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ShenStOne Acad IN

REV J. J. SETTLE. ,., n...:J
MIR. j. f.. TOMPklNS. '' '''' 1''''
FkslIIS SCHOOL. situated II miles south at L. n,hre,
the Turnpike leading I" rsy ltunia H.. IN,
dcncc Mr.. taufh,ll county, H.. wtl cuIit
MuNpAy the lgh oi SEPTEMBER i aad clc
un liz. iGiit 81 ia y, lstl.
Ii design ll pals and Trustees la establish
school tlN, u nigh Mlh -la, Offer I" 'nr'ts,
sc, opportunity, un~ufa> m III The country "r 90" ioallug
wards The long and successful "f
Mr. Settle IN the profession will he sufficient recommendation
his rhal Mr. IoIkns has satisfactory, testimonials
Presidents o Richmond and "nnpk" Colleges, aud has
h - several III successful irAriu-.
The School Is u'atcd in II remarkably healthy ntgl rh'",
Looted for its morality and refinement Board ran l." 'tb u,d
select families, convenient distances from the school! I'll
F. per month.
E7as. p0Vobio he 1oh IF FA,udrH ami l1 W |E'h la
ttrc,k. Lain and higher Mathematics so
Higher English and Natural "a
lngiNi atone 90
dollar will he charged ia all Tor school rooms
j,uliiurs.
A1drr-s either of the above yellow Bran a. r. o.. Camp
hell county. Va.
sept 7-clu~is John l.. MCDANIEL, President
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A New Drror-"WofT Trap" is the name of
new depot Just opened"upon the Richmond and
DaGville Railroad. in the county of HALIFAX The
depot is situated imme diately upon the spot here
tofore known ~ Nichols Ferry Road
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Rou.srIc.-The names of BELL Mitchell and
Florence Sinclair" figure in the Richmond police
reuorts Of Wednesd ay last. ...,..
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THE FAIR OF THE
Virginia Central Agricultural Society.

In Richmond. Drt,4.rr -. -. &c ~, 2S and 20.
ENE beautiful aud Intensive grounds "r this Society, with all
III, necessary building pnd hXtursw III Ia complete In time
The Eohmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Com
ran have engaged 10 trains ever, half hour durag
the week, aud very low fare making the present location
80 Tar n time aud rcon"n coucvr convenient than
the
The premium list is tiOo. and Tor cattle and horses the
premiums larger than offered before In Nirgnin and
for all other articles the the highest character
The Executive Committee introduced The feature of
lowing sales, both public and private 10 take place upon the
grounds
The Railroad Companies will reduce their thosc that
pre-, allied last YEAR
II Is confidently heiiey that "Fawkcs Steam Plough" will
be upon the grounds. AMI through trial Indeed, En-
'cuiC Committee have 10 every expense, and used
effort TO make the approaching Fair the interesting
that has ever been In Virginia.
CHARLES D1MMoCK, Scc.y We. \. $.
sept so-h&ciw
4 NV LLELN vi A.,k ~. r..:.i..L
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DETERMINED TO Excel

l. n l. l., l = . 8.
TNW TIE TRADE
We offer extra indictment
To stock of
READY MADE Cl.rllIlNG.
The STYLES and Workmanship equal - iai na - p"r'r
the best Taors in the ,ouuiTy
We procure all . ,.,
Fabrics sold 10y first class
Cloth Houses. and
- Have them manufactured
Garments
To suit the
continuing of more more from our tai-
i,unhl, considerations tIrnitn
If which ARE entirely y suited To the times:
1st OVER CoArs.1hc Diplomatic graceful, rich and com
Portable Garment. the Palco the SGriuni the SACK, lr lag
II AMI the Glcndcrr.. j..
sSuIsManuficurci IN ever! ~ hli CAT al
every kind of goods, ranging in prices from b t" SO
possible manner and warranted give entire satisfaction
llh SINGLE CloTH toArs, Black Casm'r" Pants,
from 10 si2 Fame, Pants from Ia III. tisNIlor
Vests l.I5 To III. =,
l Fancy Plush Velvet Vests. OF III" fEc. material. fian
and Fancy silk Vests Plain aud Fancy t"ruci" hess Vniir-
ly new \. .... .,.......
also Fame, Muslin Shirts Of Iruncn manufacture rphcns
really beautiful. -, NJ. 49,.
MI Railroad Rugs. Spnrin- Blankets" Sight Comforter.
FurrrI Hlankcs state AMI Imported -laas from +" '
,t, scarfs Merno, Cashmere sin and Hush ,'t'" Of
sir Worscd and Leather. .
VIII Every imaginable kind of Grnilcnens Under War,
socks Collars ant, every urce be found ii fs cas- p
ing House. "-.a' i,Nt'',,'
3'-tiis Is! MalH oHt'f /! "'"'"iRt ' x
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SoSs OF MALrA.-rhe members OF tilis order,
in Richmond contemp!nte grand midnight pro-
cession during the Fair week.
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SUMMER FRUITS.

r meeting Of The Executive Committee Of The Lynchbrg
n Agricultural and Mechanical society, held on Monday
c,,nin Goth instant, the following resolution Mas adopted;
For ia. purpose encouraging the production Of Garden
Fruits aud lncng In generous rivalry, M Improvement In
i quality variety f Summer Fruits, which, from their ma
tr cannot be- exhibited the Fair, the Executive Committee
hereby
ReAOired That they will s nj their Office on every Friday
afternoon ocuok nom the LIST Of september TO the LIST
October exhibition fruits lai may b' - ~
In Ia them Ton which the following premiums Will he ard
elu the fnr.
For HE n any particular variety, not ss than
g
For the best Peaches Of particular variety, not l.@s
linn IL. So"
q b,mchcs 49,. ..,.......... $50
annrt '............ 25O
Eor Per,s of BOO
For m, best p.ck Peaches Of various ,arelies BOO
For The best neck Grapes of various varieties 300
The above premiums TO be awarded III plate.
sept i-2aw I'm A. MCDONALD, Secretary.
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SOMETHING ENTIRELY NEw.-LyNAs's PATENT FnuIr
- JAKBy simple arrangement attached to the covers oi
each JAR he eseacd after part of us contents are
taken perfectly when rsi sealed thus saving what II
the JAR from spelling, 1t will do II the mir Is nd again
exhausted These OF tin and glass For
sale by ANDREW buy d.
innco I-lla
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AHY assosasns shis Department u trade the ex,cn
l sse vssed hese We, had the pleasure of offering
10 the puie eunsracinx Pocket Cutlery nom the
aust, 10 maaso, Bowie aad Bowie Spring Peck
~ nIy,s Table Cutlery In fu livery Knives only with
silver OF Plated Forks; Rodgers Sons sclEt Buck Horn
Handles tarsess stecs &c Superior shears for eav. goals
Scissors ke sAMl- NJ. SIMPSON.
sarto
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Fall Stock OF Hardware.

SEPTEMBER, l>;9
w in receipt Of oar Fall stock of liAHDN AFE
w which frcls and custom, viii mud rs NaF. a
cheap US usual, and to which invite th.r attention.
SEPT 3D4ds tbl-Ho' " " Will
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Sewing Machines.

Sewing Machines
r ADIES wishing Machine 10 do sEmyAsTs CIann,
IL riIIR own rINE woEk would Do WELT NJ
inc ia RTIIOLF.S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. rfce
$50 ss0 and 80 The following certificate - so we'll
Known Tailor hls ooaus. who os hsd shas ~ hinuiss
Lssvilix, Campbell county Vi Juno Ism, tssp'
Nh wM L. pAss:l we'll pleased with Barihoifs Sew
nd difficulty operating with % kind Of cloth,
from the sesi Cashmere the hues Linen. emAde
suyernI pair OF coarse pants seauta have
and operated six dineans Kind. Of Sewing
Mnchies BmrthofH ard snasrs M The only Machines
that persoh buy They The only
Machines make 1dilos &itoh consider Barthoifs
much the cheapest machine II simple In cnstruction
understand and likely 70 get out Of o.ser Almost
has Barthos operate aad singers
that worked year give Bufholfs the prtcrsnns
Respectfully yours. Re, IL. GARnhUs Q. TkEhY.
PS nnd no dincplty getting my wife work on Bar
ufs Machine They any that something great oag TO fe
done that Invented Sewing Maches ~h In Shut
tie and Lock stitch. Il jaae tedifs] q. u. t.
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Notice.
VVAvISG purchased The siapeion Mills Of Charles Scott
Es slu now In market for WHEAT, and Will ay thol
PHoE for prime Wheat delivered III tho
Mills July 2Id3cis JAMES i. HoRNisN
DENZIN-For Ing grease from silks Ribbons Cinh,
ID Ne clcapsng Gloves, N,iyct any rk woolenl
without changing the most delicate coors, for sale lY
M,i ll.dis STABLER 4 JONES. !
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Wanted.

49, WISH to small, Family Residence in III, ~.
A within The sibrbs--Iof which good Price Viii l., paid
Apply 10 NJ. X. IpHANNAA.
s,lt 2S-dts Ak, ut and tuil,
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GEO. y. DAVIS
GROCER AND COMMISSION MER CHANT

GROCER AND COMMISSION MER CHANT
Ojpo,ite he II,ginia Bt,d, AlA'HBtRG, "a
In r,rcil If very large wei selected stock ofGnoor
kmEs, srArLE DRY """p- AHp"A"t S9s "o"D" A1k ROPE
Loaf Crusael, rnI,erzcd Coffee New Orleans aud ouJn
M,'Ila 0i Java Iagura Rio and rsrcIai Ja,a ,,G,c.
LNr aud double uAtra syrup, Cuba aud Ne" Orleans Nj"
Large No siackrrol AMI Cut Herring; Family cured Bacon
Hammered and Rolled Iron, Iron AAhs aud Cast Wage"
x"a Apy., yIees ,srr~ ra,' J. It.e Ea,E a"S rig'
rrrh and rhaipia Calf Skins. Harness and sole Leather;
Ga yars F,a ,.' AMI Flax and talon E b. qla
co, Candle Ha' iiorF Shoes, &C. e.. &C. f.,
country ~ r r "" Exnmne my yon hay Isi
pay he highest cas, price Tor Corn W1o, "s" n"s F rr
,re consigned 10 for the best marked prize, and make
prnmp, return. aud solicit patronage. may - dts
IuIFE,G. CllEEsi:.-s superior Nut Meg English Dairy
OCT "i i's ,''' A'''' '''' LEE, EocKE K CO
an exhibition at H. g. victors Store, Of the lare.
ra,rS ed I ih "4 ' Lhozhs r GTteaa Painting
Brought lsirha; Those wishing to see or buy something
rcn,y beautiful will lnd 'h.- rare opportunity aug 9o-di,
~ IIDs aud % Cnba and Muscovao M9asscs; BOO
, Ibis Refined Susr. al gralcs 30 hlsis prime Bacon
sides ai houlei io bills very fine old Wh'ky; TOR sal. by
July lidis JoNhe d so' h'ehhohu
t>oCK rISII-we have lu4t received lot of No Rock
Fish IN .,ftls tNIi Iaronn iacSe ~ , s , eas 1
and o. friends geueraly examine will sell bargain
10 j T'"s' az,dls io5 Main street
p Machine and Lamp Oils.
FULL stock "f Lamp a'@ Machine 0its, Of best qua'y'
aug S.da IN. THOMPSON, Druggist
XxTHEAT CLEANERS! WHEAT JOHANNESBURG
w pay for themselves In 10 hours work In the harvest c
Call and see them at No III Main Street. 1880.
jnne i5-dts WllTTEMoHE q Josl-iN
NNTOrLD You obtain beautifi portraitf Cali al BLISS
w Photographic Gallery next door to tho Virginia Bank
Mlia Street Lynehbnrg VII. may 1i-dts
~ LUE--No Clue usi 10 land and f9r sale BY .
W sept l-ds - ., A.: .IH0MraoA, orugEsS-
II ius, received AT j. II. THOMlToE'S
seSt IN ,ts Drug store.
r lME AND pLAsTER.-aoa casks Thoniasan LING lp
arrve Nv f A. s. LEE,
ang dav Rchmon diva.
uNrgE CIDER yINEGAR.--Persons wanting pure article
OF cider Vinegar the purpose OF ckiing can De sup
piled ~ callih the subscriber .. II. bill,
July l6d.awH ioy Aaln S.sect.
GRAIN BAGs-For sale by
" aug i9'its d-AMLo oo1D ".
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of the latest and most approved -. 'r anu , ,.ti If
r hu.n we spared pains TO secure exc''iice
in every md to provide for the "ans OF all classes
rc list but impcrfecy indicates the variety OF our
~ srogk correct idea of which can on! Dc obtained E OK
Rest quality French medium aud low ft- hr"hn
1i Coats Our Cloth Goats always heretofore nav ah,n
,l lead in style f and general Perfection WI Dc '"@u ,
s If ,,ssile those sold in former Seasons holce
xes Caasimcre Business suits over Coais Lrtf9 hlain9
$50 Mantes Congress over Cons t!or i.hhue
1 n.ck and Fancy Pants Vests In The great
es variety material French Yoke ss nrge ea eo a
; ,l Of Mems Under Wear Of best make and na'ea
av.s scar Beaufort, Etox, Monaamberi Galpau ,, a
o, ugs Gloves Kid Calf Wash NORWAY
Thread, lc fpu. Mountain Buck ana Sh Ebs. Sc Ne
Gloves f"e"e' 1''''' DJiRRoU CHS, SNAPPER co,
1914 Main Street.
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Cham pagne wine.


WE Just receiving anocE hot of The celebrated Lam
w brcys Crap Lcur" Chamagde, together with the Held
sick" and other la,orie brands, for sale By
mug Ats LEE, ROOKIE d co.
TNREsH EGG AND ARROW ROOT CRACKERs.-Iust 10
J. ham, lot OF Fresh Fig md Ayrow Boot C'dcAes, u
light nutritious diet children and inyads for sale
Ly iaue S.its1 j. ii. THOMPSON, Druggist +
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Neck Ties.

Neck Ties. ro,,,,
MI tina Z r. tl,. Spring. Net. Lace Tu war ta'",
RtN" s collars Gloves, loiScr!s - Isl TT "
hy ' march 26dts. ~. - : -
nLIvE OILS 500 hoXes prime Spisr 'I O. ri m9nd
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Attention Citizens I!

ITAvE ynu called at Insn 4 srnAusEs ciothing. Boot
shoe and Gents Furnishing Establishment II you have,
we arc certain vou will call again. those that have not
should ecrian call their motto fs Selling Cheap 70 an
erra Custom md Dollar Saved il Dollar madc We are
st in receipt goods by as express arrival and
lust sy the public IN general come ore come all to
No Main Street between Nown ~ Nurrelrs aud A. u
Lewis, Giune 2Tdisl HlRSH 81 STRAUSE &
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-. 1IsCEIIAEE0US.
THE EMPORIUM
OF Fashionable Dress Silks.
Pocket and Table Cutlery

Whh large a..ssntus 81 Linen seos al oil "eh are 10
be aold nj vEfe-s...s.y -. s-sc==-
sep, ,ad,s = JOHN kBRAHANs, No w Main street.
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4 OR HALE.

FOR SALE.
La DESIRING IN procure printing press 10 he
EV operated by steam power, lie proprietor ut his
yAl 1T establishment ofe RS for sale The upon which
49, ~ The "Nrglnan' is printed II i sullstln-
b$ESV tial ADAM, rowfE Pnrss. propelled by hnndand
h-NY~ capable Of making tht,i-iud
StNJI hour. The character It's work be- 'l.t'
mined by tho appearance al this paper.
Of country spal"r hnNhy much 'ltfu
lnou or doing lob work. this rTrss would u'r
fine and money, II will bo sold N bargain. aug Its
NOTICE.
yH1lIE Twenty Fnh Annual al the Slu hiolrrs "t
/ James River and kaaw ha Company, vii be held ut l"
CnmIan,s Office In the Git! OF kichIoId, on M"4 'M "a"
Of October next
PROXY.
Ksow AT MIS- THESE rrfsES1N: That ~"ihe subscribers
being In the JAMES RIVER ASH kA>A"HA t'Nr
Ny, do hereby consilut. aud appoint -----. "uf rht
lawful Attorney and Proxy, Ia represent each {" Us ia n
General Meetings Of the stockholders 81 said COMPANY %
within six months and after the date hereof when "" are
not personally present 6r represented 10y som" other lf"
power and authority, at such General Meetings. l" .fr
such vote votes, do such other ar or a1 as each q"
us could give member Of tic said meetings II We
personally present: aud We do herc, rnN AMI rhth
act or acts. our rni Attorney n! IN"
fully give do for IN pursnac" If The huihur! h're, '"
f,rr'd upon him.
Wrrxtss our hands and s,ais this - day Of - one
Thousand eight hundred and ----. l>lN"l
rail-
Ty order nf the Board oi Directors.
seIu2 l-,2a VI. l..
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l,MNE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS just received. nice
assortment Of rr,n aud Black Teas, which
Tor aug laltsl W. \. SrkurIIER n CO
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4 CLERGYMAN

Sousoard Towing & Transportation Company
TE,IIE Animal Meeting Stakeholder IN this Company
will b he'll the Merchants and Mechanics ExrhnnI
in the ,ly Norfolk lrhspAi 4h :" October, N T. NJ
s9s- Punctual Attendance Is requested
Certificates O stock will be ready for ,rtiiNCr!.
s.It lO.law4w MARSHALL pARkS Pr sidcni
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A. McDoNAID. Secretary.