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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
From Kansas.

Sr. Louis, Aug. l6.-The Lcavcnworth and
Denver city express. with dates to the 9Th inst,
arrived here to day.
1t brings nugget Of gold weighing SO penny
weights, taken from the Nevada Guch.
Rich diggings had been discovered ut tho head
waters of Bayou Lalada
The Convention which had been setting at Au-
rara adjourned after framing State Constitu-
ton, the features Of which are not given.
The boundaries Of the proposed Territory are
latitude 37-43. longitude l02-ll0 There WINS II
division of sentiment in regard to the propre,y
of n State organization. The Convention voted
to submit the question Of territorial State
ganiza,on in order to save time.
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SALES By AUCTION.
FUTunR nave.
Trustees Sale.

Il made b. Thnnss o Aers 70 ~ I. campben and James
pnsiddiA dated la December isS< win pfoeeed 90
fapAs he 10Th day Of August next 10 sr the Real
Estate IN The eliy q IyaehoafA
|. One Lot Hn fntins - ft running hark III
fet being The occupied BY VIM n AaEfs ~
Timer Shop
O. Lo, srd eAurch Street, adjoining n. r. Thur
mans and Henry j. nrurns o, fontg ID Street 4dk
feet and running hack 1s2 fesl
One House and IN street, hclng desirable Dwell
iineaonIag John r. huFefa lot and nearly opposs the
rcscncc s. T. rter EacA VI them vslashe piece Of
properly and desirable eihcr r Occupation o. Investment
seventeen undivided Of tho Lot an On
street, opposite The garden Of G. l. Aesby ksq onng syn
feet on dth srcct, and running back ia2 fCel
On WxpsssDAr, tho lin August On The premsc. The tavern
i've land Bons with good personal sccuriiy will he
required SIX twelve and eighteen monhs fom the day Of
SALE interest added and the title will b. retained I'm the whole
purchase mouey h paid.
The undersigned selling Trustees, will convey such title
~ IL vested In them by the said deed. .
~ The sale Of mo lsnchharE properly VIII begin II. Mur-
ren's Tin shop ON Main strcct, al o'clock, 7, NJ.
JAMES DiNWiDDlE, -..,...
July ls.dt20aug r. q. H. KEAN, """es"
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CHILuOWEE SPRINCS' FOR SALE.

THE undersigned, Commissioners appointed by decree Of
the Crcut Court of emyth county IN the VI D. Aker
and agains Benjamin Patterson and uhers WILL
TUESDAY The 18th day Of ocfonkn next being the frat day
Of the October 81 smyth County Cou sc at the front
eluding the eelehra,ed cniihoWEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Medicinal virtue by mineral In the
state Thesc Springs have had om the earliest settlement Of
tho country celebrity; have eected many remarkable
daons could he ad and doubt not would hc n~orted ~
by hundreds aud thousans Improved they should be
They situated within nbout mle Of the Virginia n Ten
airad In the county Of smy,h, In tho valley Of tho
middle olsto the fertile mud beautiful
regions south, West A railroad Of cas, aud cheap
grade could be made along level valley, extending om tho
Virginia Tennessee Railroad 10 the SPRING. The spring IN
bold and capable of supplying number Of visitors and The
grounds handsome and afford beautiful sites or buildings
for extensive establishment. Capitalists invited 10
anime the property Investment speculation presents
great attractions
TERMSThc salc IN he a credit Of two, three
y,ars with iucrcs thereon nom and acr hr expiration
of The purchasers give bond and approved
cury, The title retained IN the purchase None, paid
sEHELkY , JOHNSON Commissioner.
o. ALI
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LATEST NEWS BE- TELEGRAPH.
Fira FL WaahinQton Clky.

wAsHIxaTos. Ansast l6 ne extensive ma
chine. blacksmith, aad saving kacps Of the Capt.
toll extension were burnt thu morning at halt PAST
O'Clock. The orieiuIof the Ore l. not known. but
is supposed 10 have been accidental. The build.
inss we're comparatively. salneless but the ma
clinery very expensive. including the athes for
turning the immense stone columns for the public
buildings. the powerful engines tools and the cost
" marble, finished and ueiinished-no insurance.
Loss variously estimated at from Fifty to sixty
tbou an ma dollars.
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The Cars IN ViRoINIA.-A card signed by
twenty Farmers of King William county, Va.
saws the wheat threshing in that and adjoining
counties is nearly and erery farmer they have
heard from is disappointed in the yield. 1t has
fallen short more than one third Of their expecta-
tons.
Another letter, from Louisa county. says the
wheat will fall short one third Of what was cx-
peeel hefre it was threshei. And referring to
CORN. 't is now impossible that we can make
more than halt crop"
\ writer in the Kanawha Star says: 1T is
now quite certain that there will not lie over one
tou,tha crop Of corn made in Putnam county this
season."
The Staunton s ertator says that n par
tial disappointment has been experienced by the
farmers in Augusta in the yield Of tie wheat crop
They suffered severely firm the 4th Of June
frost.
Testimony like this, from all over the State,
indicates very clearly that the wheat crop is a
shnrt one.
The following is from private letter. which
gives gloomy account Of rural prospects in the
very heart of Southwestern ya.-Burks Garden.
in Tnzewcll county:
1.-The prospect for famine in the Garden
is rery .fatter,ng. Many fields Of wheat are
standing uncut. the frost having totally blasted
the crop: the corn so small and backward that
il will be impossible for it to mature beivre the
fall frost.
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Markets.

NEW YoRK. Aug. lU-At noon. Flour to 10
cents lower. Southern unchanged. Wheat heavy:
New White. Michigan. 81 40; Southern White
81 81 to 10; Rod 81 % to | 25 Corn dull
and prices nominal Provisions dull. Whisky
steady. Stocks inactive and lower.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 16.-Flour steady at S. II
for Howard Street Wheat unsettled: White
81 Is to 25; Red 81 10 10 Is. Corn quiet:
Yellow ~. Provisions unchanged. Whisky I'm:
Ohio 275
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Tha AtIantio Telerraph.

NEw YoRY, Aug. l6.-The Herald of to-day
publishes list in detail Of all the messages sent
over the Atlantic Cable during the few weeks it
was in working order. The list fills seven col
umns: foots four hundred messages-four thou
sand three hundred and Rtty-nine w-rds--twenty
three thousand two hundred and twonty-one let.
TAR
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Richmond oreys in New York.

NEw YoRk, August l6.-The Richmond Greys,
under the escort 1t the Seveuth Regiment. visited
the public institutions of the city Yesterday. The
Mayor Of Richmond and New York were present.
There will be q moonlight excursion up the llud-
tonight, to be ialowed by u grand banquet
at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

Nor WE'LL Ysr-ITor. Sherrard Clement, of
Virginia, had piece Of bune and bullet taken from
his leg recently. ut Easton, Pa. His duel with
Wise has proved to be painful piece of folly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

RISE IN rnE PRIcE OF VIRGINIA LASDs.-On the
9Th Instant, Waller Taylor sold his tract Of land,
on Buestone, in Mecklenburg county. Va. CON
sstine of 776 acres, tn DR.. George G. Vennble. OF
Halifax county, for Sl6.50o. For the large par,
Of ibis tract, embracing the dwellnghouse and
announcements, Mr.. Taylor paid 81. 900 nine years
aro for the residue he paid $4,000 four years
nsn. His nett profit, therefore, is $4,000. nearly
100 rer cent The price per acre is fraction over
sol IS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

Death AT THE SPRINcs.-Henry Ravcnel, Esd,
President Of the Unun Bank, Charleston. 5. C.,
died at the Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs,
w., on Friday last.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

ISsOLUTI0N,

TINIE underSsned having purchased Of DR. Ro Payne his
Il entire Interest In thu Drug uaincss heretofore conduct
ed under the style III j. H. Thompson Co.. begs leave 10
der his sincere lhanks the friends Of the late firm FOR their
very liberal patronage and that prompt attention md
careful supervision u the business may
II their custom 10 the successor.
Judy 30li, is59. jill. THOMPSON.
In retiring nrm Of j. H. Thompson Co., take
pleasure commencing favorable consideration Vi my
friends Dr. j. H. Thompson my The business
mug Its RO 4. PAYNE.
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e.ITY And STATE AFFAIRS

We are requested - say that tiic annual meet
-, f he stsckhsldsFa Of IT, Lyashbarg and Abb
;as,sn Trlezraph Company. vii be held at the
"a at the Company. this afternoon. at o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

M,x1srEnIaL CALL.--kev Geo. 7, Wilmer. of
Williamsburg Va, has accepted the pastoral call
Of the Episcopal Church at Pittsylvania Court
house. This Church has been without pastor
since the resignation Of Rev, G. W. Dame, about
tw elva months ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

nor.n OyxR.-wm. N Kesler, and Thomas
ua,ts. two young gentlemen living On the AM
sar., side the river who have. heretofore, been
animate friends, had disagreement Monday
,,;sb,. which ended in Marks threatening to 'pnt
On. the light of kesler. Mr.. K. being fully
nsrs,,uied that his late cham was in earnest aud
rreally meant as be promised, waited on the Mayor
Yesterday morning and made oath that he feared
y;nlence at the hands Of the aforesaid Marks
III. Honor baund over the warlike Marks to be OF
- omnlarv beh ayior for the next twelve months.
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N L w q . % ID =
JOHN II. DAVIS e. Co,

RE offering for inspection very large stock ofsPRING
AAND SUMNER DRY GOODS; among which will be found
styles Of LADIES' DRESS GOODS, consisting In
part Sk double Skirts aud double Jupea Robes Gen
ndine Berage, 0rgandy and Jaconct double skirts and
Robes Grenadine, Beagc organdy Jaconct and
Lawns in great variety with fail line OF Mantea shawh En-
broderies Gloves Mis HOSIERY, handkerchief, DC.
Their stock Of Cloths Cassmeres Vestings and Mems Sum-
mer Goods large, with full line of n kinds Of Servants
Goods
They solicit call from all In want Of House Furnishing
where they will find full stock Of Velvet Brussels Ply 1n-
grain and vepiian Caryeting Rugs Mating Floor Oil Cloths
Curtain Materials, Table Linen, Slecting &c.
We ash an examinat-u Of the stock. april 13-d&ctA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

The VIRGINIA SPRINes.-There are l.50o visl-
,nr Mt tho Greenbrier White Sulphur. 700 at the
Mon gamery White, 500 at the Old Sweet. 800 at
the R,ckbridgr Alum, 200 at the Salt, 300 Mt the
Orkney. and $50 ut the Rawley Among the Wis
TORS at the Greenbrier White is Secretary Thomp-
son, and among those at tn. Healing Springs are
Hon Jehn Letcher Ex-Gov. Bell, of Texas, Secre-
tary Floyd and Mr.. Venable. of N. c.
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MISCELLANEOUS

AaEsI ron s.n sAlz eg
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
GENERAL CoMMIssIoN MERCHANTS.
no Is, MAIN STREET,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
~ conslEnmsnts rsspec,sly solicited puiy aldzeiy
ALLEN PAIN
IMPORTER AND DEALkR IN
Saddlery, Hardware and Coach Trimmings
No. South Liberty Street,
BALTIMORE. MD.
KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND:
springs Axes Castaga Bolts Band liubs spokc Felowa
a..s cc,ss Dsns.l ' Sas Web Saddle sd Ss
fryss Bl,s s,irrapa Harness Mounting, &C.
STIGLER, PETERS q 90,
Have now opened al their
E nlarged E s "a b Ii b m n t
LYNCHBuRa, VIRGINIA.,
Their Spring and Summer Stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics
SPLENDID DouBLEsxlRr SILK ROBES,
BAYADKRE AND A LEE,
SOLID CoI.oES AND CHECKS,
BLACK SILKS, PLAIN AND FIGURED.
ROBES AND DRESSES
in GRENADINES,
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS,
MOURNING GOODS,
sHAwis,
kMBRolpERrEs,&c,
IN FULL ASSIGNMENTS,
ALL JUST OPENED,
and to which constant additions will be made - 80
march 2l-dts sTIGLER. PETERS co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

pusFuL AccIpsST.-A negro named Jack be-
l,n,nr to Mr.. Cunbea. of Prince George CO., Va,
while feeding a wheat thresher. last FRIDAY, had
his urm caught between the rollers, drawn IN
above tho elbow. and mashed in most fr'ghi'ui
'',,nor the n .or fellow remained with his lac
Grated arm between the rollers for moro than halt
baur.. when a wrench was procured and he was
roleased. Tho limb was amputacd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

PROFESSORS. recent session Of the Super
visors Of the Louisiana State Seminary, an cleo
ton OF Professors took place. and among the gen
temen chosen were David r. Boyd. of the univer-
sity Of Virginia, to the chair of Ancient Ian
cnages, and Francis w. Smith, of the Virginia
Military Institute, to the chair of Chemistry and
Infantry tactics.
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
AT THE "VIRGINIANr OFFICE.
IfyOl1 wish TO rrOSper Advertise

AM AGENT FOR following papers the line Of rail-
road from Iynchurg Chattanooga and other places all of
them having large circulation among people s",ui
Virginia and Enst Tennessee.
NEW ERA, Floyd c. H., Va. VIRGINIA Ecno Halifax G. H.
Wing, Va TENN NEWS. Bristol, Va
WITNESS Knoxville, Tenn viSprATon Jopesloro Tenn
I.EGIsTEg J UNION,
Kogersvle, Tenn DEMOCRAT Greencvlc, Tenn
INTELLIGESCR Morrstown" ADVERTISER Chattanooga,
Galrrrr Lexington, Va pr@;c n ABINGDON y.
fns SSns Liberty Va K,nI,as; sa,,m ya
VISITOR Marion, Va. STAR & HERALD, thriStiansbg-
DrNocRAT, r;,...,. y. PATRIOT, Grays,n G. H., Va.
WING, 5r"'"'''' va" rRLEiRArn u-,,.,,n. A..
DI.aocRAT, Union, Va. TINES "''"''''' '"'
'rt Danve Va ss e Ill., VA
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va. REPUBLicAN Winchester, Va
Persns wishing advertise any The above papers will
find call Office uf the l.; neh
burg Nir.nian. Will be mac anil
advertisements WITHOUT DELAY.
e will also receive and Orward advertising any paper
In the United States. A. WADDILI.
sept Isis. Foreman Nirgnian Office
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. Shoes! Shoes!! Shoes!!!

MISfIING 10 open In my former house In September
w fresh and new stock Of Goods possible, shall Offer
MANY BARGAINS al present Store, nearly opposite the
Merchants Bank.
have Ladies' good Caters nj II 90; few Kid Con
Caters at Al %; Coourcd CATERS at ~ 90.
My supply Of Lddies Fine Shoes Goitss viii bc kept
pretty full constantly, Also Trunks, Travelling Rnas. &c.
july BOTS T. SEABuhl
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8lOO REWARD.

300 REWARD.
(ANAWAi from the subscriber, The night of the Th of
III August t>nnday)a YELLOW BOY (amost whitc,) who
Ia the tuAnIEs rlc b, sone Charles Davis
having formerly belonged Ia Richard Davis Of bedford county.
lie al+ tie following description About feet n
shrs has light curl, hnir, large wide mouth, wh he keeps
closely su. md sunken ut the bridge which prtcta
upwards ut The point lio hns harsh voice. aud his
ersaiiou Of rather mmillnr style When he pf he
blue navy cap, with coverhis other dress MOI,
,nhcred
lie he found lurking about the plantation 81 Richard
DnNh nloNc mentioned, about ~ miles from Iynehburg,
may b. making his for free state rewnrd of 4i0O Ia
offered II found without the limits of the State aud f50
within the iimita and lodged In Jail where can get him.
JNo. q. /. GoGGIN,
aug p-dts Jynclburg, Na.
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,uAscE OF ScHEDuLE.-lt will DO seen from the
advertisement of Superintendent Bird, published
in t,,.days paper. that on and after August 22nd,
two ua.seu ger trains will be run the Sou.hside
Railroad. The mail train viii leave here daily at
10 A. NJ. The sccond train daily (Sundays ex-
certed,) at 80 minutes pat 10, NJ. Both trains
connect with the Richmond and Dnnyiiie Trans.
The second train connects at Petersburg WIN INC
trains b, Norfolk and Weldon. direos con %,.'.
tin is also made with the steaa.sn, ad baltimore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
F1NlE coparnership heretofore existing under the style OF
Il Langhorne Johns expired by limitation the LIST Inst.
The name Of the will only be used In liquidation
All persons having claims against the above firm will present
Them for payment Those indebted will please make
10 either of the Undersigned II Ia desirable To settle all
outstanding matters immediate payment Ia therefore desired
j. :. LANGiiORNE,
july 19Iim r. W. JOHNS.
FINHE UNDERSIGNED have associated themselves togehc,
under The style and firm ii I,NauonNE SCorT for the
purpose OF conducting the MILLING BUSINESS Mt the old
stand Of Langhorc Johns they will be pleased
their Old customers and all persons having Wheat To sell
JOHN = LANGIloRNE
July lei ttIAS SrOrT
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.rour rR,pE.--There was received NJ 'n nc
deno, .I the Va. 4 Tenn. r. r.. on Yesterday, 81
'lS"i ..rs Consisting of S. 70S bushels OF Wheat;
oss 1e barrels II Flour, anil ~ 600 pounds Of Mscel
Ianeous' There we've 10 loaded cars scat West the
same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17
Miss Nganson,s Schsel FOR Young Ladies.

u3HE next session OF this School viii commence the let
il MONDAY In OCTOBER, At her residence IN Bedford
county ten miles from Lynchburg The number Of pupils Ii
limited 70 H. Terma IA heretofore.
address, folcombe's Rock, Bedford Co.. Vs. aug eetoct
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TWICE "a 4 EAR,
list Of July ana sst Of January,
(Excrrr THOSE ny srHciN. cosrnAcr)
GEO II q Il NJ h u G * Err,
LYNCHBTRG, VA,
July Lat, 1850.
E(ESPECTfl'Li.l announces I" those keeping accounts
Al with him. (and that due this day, July 1s lsl that
their all drawn, and that he ready receive
the entire amount Of each account in II" respectfully
Nsks and each 10 forward and pay without
delay his ssiics for rcat and he cannot
get on without H. His customers. and especially those Who
keep accounts with and owe him. i'll ttar in mind that they
buy goods of him al cash prices wi the distinct and positive
understanding, tint their accuh Ia he !mid promptly
when due. II not he amss 10 hat prompt eonpi
with the above understanding expected aud required In
every instance.
Those having and claims against him. requested
10 present Them they viii be paid promptly presentation.
july -f &. NJ H.
DICKLING AND PRESEIY1NG-we have for sale White
Ginger Mtce G0rer Celery Sse7 Long Write, Redami
Brck TepJr, Spice, Cinnamon. Hosfri Seed, IU.c}ste2
Hastdrd torifnder Seed, Fine OAre OH, Also.
PHre ineqnr which warrant I" be made from tierfor
sale by laug sitsl j. H. THOMPSON. Druggist
i Possession ri, Immediately.
aug ii-Iis j. WILLIAMS x SON IS Main Street
ACCOUNTS DUE.
Ii those having with will please call and set
N tie hcn NIL due January and Isl july Ii
important that all accounts bc collected We hope
country customer will either call ar send by mail.
Yours respectfully,
aug Ats j. MATTHIAS 4 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

INEN and Marsai,es suits, Of all patterns and qualities al
40, fine White aud Fancy Masailes VESTS tncw ,tcrns
and everything in the Clothing and tents FURNISHING
Goods be found in the greatest prosion. and sold the
most reasonable TERMS nj the well known Bazaar of
BURROUGHS SHAFER Il co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-17

Wheeler 4 Wilson's Sewing Machines.
TusT received at Engiedoyes Fancy Store, Kycs corner
Wheeler Il Wilson'S iniml.aSle Sewing Machines al q A.
Wheeler w Wilson" SEWING Machines Msss: q
Whssier : wilson's sewing sewing Maealn.s At At ~ g.
, Wheeler \ wi.ons Sewing Machine. ., t,o@
The usefulness and elegance Of these Machines we'll
~ sS Sssr s & fs
ha. sw"s Machine %ass a." wss ~
And indeed Just 40 every where They are truly neon'-
FOR .ake avoid eaeap Machnesrl,Rr wosr no. This
cheap dea In the purchase OF articles Of any character has
Come and buy, and wew send skiIlul operator along o
uly Adj. ALFRED $. ENGIEDoyE
WESTWOOD SCHOOL,
NEAR LYNCHBUR0 VA
TCIIIs SCHOOL T. designed preparatory 70 the University
Of Virginia The sixth annual ession viii begin the
None but regular boarder. admitted.
EXPENSE Of board and tuition $2sS-ghts extra
EIg a. tn? H. wisfSs x
SoMETHING ENTIRELY NEw.-LrxAs's PATENT Fsur
- JanBy simple arrangement attaches. to the on
taken az perisc,y ss when rs. thus saving what
EXT Ths s iS ~ made g II ~ @
june 2l'lts lob Main Street, i.ynchburH Va
DR.. s. Johnson, Dentist,
an Is fully prepared perform nil operations rcrtaning
the denial profession In tho best possible manner,
Teeth exraeed by the ad Of siecrey whou. pain 10 the
s- once opposite Citizens Savings Bank, Main Street,
Rgrsnxscss:-wm. Owens NJ D., WIN. o. Ovens NJ D., r.
H. Gilmer NJ d., 4hoa l. Walker ~ D. Jehn II. Patterson
NJ D., Alex TOmpkins Esq, Sani Mctorke. ESQ., John H.
ec, EsI @. W. Rookie, Es, John j. Smith, Esq, j. lrby
ESQ, VIM I. Yancey, ESQ. John IT, 1yfec, Es,, and H. D.
Flood Esq tmaFeh Ss-diyh
New Commission House.
NE have this day associated ourselves together Of the
w pose VI conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BUSl-
NESS for this sale Of Tobacco Wheat Corn 40, TO We ask
that much younger than The Boar n Trade and have
always ignored its action the ~ per cen system We Will
sell for you the old Commission, and mako remit
anees as soid Once at Jno g shssss Main sect
July 20-dAely eHEARER BURkA
Satin Du CHEN Sacks. :, 8.
y Main Street fresh supply Of those elegant SATIN DUi
CHEN sACks-exrn quality. jane ls-osA
Silver Pitchers and Goblets.
WE styles Of the above, which will - eod onl
w reasonable terms >. WiLLtAM4 t0Hs
sng 9dta - MnIa eteek
Notice s s.s
IIAyTNG purchased the 6tnpIeton Wf1S a uki15a oe6
III Esq an in market 5br WHAT. endNnl ~ -
hs Gi All, f a:ss.sf q - p's z
Fruit Cans, Fruit Ej1ns
ALL ut No. III for yeur Fruit Gaas ~ ira NJ ksss
Ssai1ag tsis Caas dsd gsss, which N . ~ e.
essnnabls tefnstg rs tsag f-t1 @ q. HI 90.
Oils for Machinery.
sAyE ~ s :ss a & I 81 s .s.! ss
mseniIe-s0r sas ~ the barrel g ,!a1s e:lcS
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RogaI1a.
Fellows Regalia Of handsome and snowy styles Brc-
respectfully invited TO call and supply themselves
for onr approaching festival Call before they all
zone III (march 26-lisit WM. ]. PAGE
white esOOds! White a.O"Gs!
nv large stock NEW DRY GOODS just being received,
a kinds Of White Goods will he found TO Wit jaconei,
swiss and Null Musns Cambrcs, Irish Linens Diapers &e,
&C. with numerous other articles too tedious 10 mention
aug ii. difts JNo J..PliRviS. Agent
A GARD.
n HAVE lately made a trip uoOds and rcceiy
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- Onn THE subscribers wish TO emplo. active
sSOOO. liable In each section Of lhi State 10 travel
and take orders for sEGNRs AND TOBACCO by samples
win pay saar, of $500 to $500 per payable monthly
For samples and particulars apply TO- address incsing
stamp for return postage CARY d SMITH,
aug I6-dIw 1obacconists, 3l2 Pearl Street New York