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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

aS me Temperance meeting at the Bank
eor.sf, On Friday evening ard that in the south
elm part Of town, on Sunday afternoon. were
largely attended Speeches were made by Messrs
Miller. Boner and Pagan. On Friday evening,
some little girls sung some excellent Temperance
sorps. The good work goes bravely on.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

PATENTS GRANTED.-The following patents
Were granted to Indianians on the 10th inst:
Benjamin Fulghum, of Richmond, for i'm
prove saving machine.
Thomas }. Jolly. Of Olean, for improved
washing machine.
Thomas S. Cox, of Lafayette, for improve
ment in the mole Of drain plows.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

The DINE SoNGsTER, No !. a collection of new
and popular, comic and sentimental songs. C
Q Perriue. Indianapolis, Publishers
This is said to be the finest collection of pop
ular national and comic songs that has ever been
published. For sale BY all the news agents, book
sellers aud peddlers
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

~ The communication of c. Leive ard III
KfGyel is unavodaby crowded out this week, as
well as several editorial articles prepared for this
number of our psper. Their place is supplied
with part of the admirable speech Of our friend
Ten Coruin.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

Tbs PRINTER, fer July. has just come to hand
and Is improving. if possible, in its Typography
and contents. Il is valuable and Interesting
work to the craft. Its price is ore dollar year.
Address John Henry, New York
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j. PRIcHET, Secretary.

~ The dwelling house of Harbon =. Moore
living in Boston township, in this county, was des
tToyed by fire on Monday morning last 1t is sup
posed to have caught fire from the stove pipe.
The loss is estimated at about one thousand dol
lars.
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j. B. III Z n ICUTT.
Main street, Opposite the Big Punp.
RICH WONn u&n

Has stock OF J.-sIry will attract IN. ....n,fa,
Of All VIE zire hin call BY richness b~az,y q,
style and parity o. MATERIAL consisting Gold Ard
yer watches OF all kinas- watch Chains uart, pa
Ead Finger Ring. Breast Pas silver ciocks and
great variety Of Faney Articles.
Watches and cieeks repaired in the bes. style and
promptly. -
raefa fortAs kindness 81 former patronage
f1lly solieits con.in uAnce Of the sane.
Igly 3, 1857. a.f
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Horticultural Exhibition.

The Richmond Horticultural Association
will hold an Exhibition, on Thursday and
Friday, Sept. 18th and 10th.
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Administrators Notice.

I ETTERS Of Administration the Estate OF Benis.
- min Paden, late Of the City OF Richmond Wayne
county, and State OF Indiana. have this day been
granted TO the undersigned b. Clerk Of the Court
81 "nmon Pleas OF said County. All per sons having
claims against said estate desired 10 present them
10 the undersigned Clerk Of sad Court duly proven
PHEBE PADEN
A1uinistrarrix.
August % 1850. a. a. al IS
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Persons indebted for Tax of 1853, are a..
pecially requested to call and settle the same AT
ONCE II having been recently decided by the Judge
o. the Wayne Circuit Court t. be the duty Of the
Treasurer
To Lery upon and Sell Personal PROPERTY,
for the paymen. of Delinquent Taxes And this il
held TO be duty in all cases. whether the tax payer
owns Real Estate or not As il is made my imperative
duty to collect all Delinquent taxes without further
delay and as the cost of selling personal property il
considerable earnestly request ali to call
and settle Immediately.
P.rtieular attention requested to the time Of
visiting wnships.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

GoDEYs LADYs Book for September, has come
to hand. richly embellshed and filed With letter
press Of more than ordinary interest.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

nrA.y ps.son wishing to purchase good
rel, improved, good water fire orchard, &c,
an learn Of az opportunity of doing 50. b. call
;ap at this Office.
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- The Toledo Blade saws that one train taken
over the Toledo 4 Wabash railroad to the bal
loon ascension at Lafayette. last Tuesday. cor
tanned forty eight cars packed full. There were
three thousand persons 90 it.
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WOODWARD LODGE new Lodge OF the / o
o. Fellows was Instituted in this city on the 30th
inst, by D. G. NJ. Ed. A Jones. The officers
elect are as follows.
E. c. Pyle, n. G.
w. W. Foulke, Y. G..
A. w. Mendenhall, Sec
o. p. Little. Treas.
0. Shearon, p. S.
The name of the Lodge is compliment airy
to one of our most respectable citizens-A.
Woodward. who is not only good member
of the Order, but one who has heart full
Of sympathy and an open hand to the unfor-
tunatc OF every class-the brotherhood OF
man. Mr.. Woodward presented the Lodge
with splendid Bible as the highest appreci
alton of the compliment paid to him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-09-01

Hrour friend Teas has a large amount of Pie
Pisnt stalks. suitable for putting up for winter
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TAXES FOR 1859.

THE undersigned will attend in the several town.
L ships in Wayne County. for the purpose of re-
ceiving ths Revenue for 1889, the following days
Wv
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DIrp-At IniiansTciis the e5th ult., OF Measels,
WILLARD II, son CT s. L, AID aYina Perkins, aged
sbout year.
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STEPHEN SCOrrnN I'll al ;..h I

STEPHEN SCOrFoN. will sell inch LINN
her COOP Al a. for 81 5 other
yard will sell for 60 Cone see IN Stree. Se-th
OF MALE 3Stf
~Stephen Section will sell Lumber. Lath
sns hnsies q: lover prices for CASH any yard
Main -' a..
STEPHEN SCOTF0N will take Groceries
Booss and Shoes AID DR. Goods for Lunser, At his
Cheap LGneer farS, CO stA Street. North of Main b..
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Rates Of T0xafi0m.

State Tax, 20 cts. each slice val and SO cts Poll
! onnty Tax cts each 800 val and so cts. Poll
Sehooi Tax, locts on each 600 val and so cts Poll
sinking FUND Tax, cts. on each 500 val
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Also. 70 cents each Dog, aud IS 90 Tor each Slut
c b. HUFF, Treasurer.
Centervlle, Sept LIST, 1859. SO
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
+ y V l. L D z + s

i9otJ Envelopes Of all rixss qasIitiss and coro,,
just reserved a. the Post Dse Book s.or. ~ =. Io
prices as they can be bosght in the West
sept l-3t JAMES cfpro
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August % 1850.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-19
rTsCRILArR0Us


Singers Sewing Machlnes. ., .rr.,
RrAT sursfss ; always De mrs conclusive p ,..shnr
tIn.. jpdsed b. tkis there M taeH sss'af
49,. M. nskjlc spnparsble siage<s se.se -, go.
Ie.- .s.hilshins The hehcst reputation IN ne n
a.. .s,r rrhIh,-d II late .kxpo.itson onse1
s-n. xb,yr they carried - the hgne@ pfe",um. NV"
..s 10 them hiss been bu.t IN faha
YER hfapcb ri Industry In which sewing 10 De cone
,.... machines can a-r with nnense pfoa AZ ne peea
~ ~ Rsjway train travelling foot % h sewing Win
sins~rss Machines compared With haad%s.,ne NO Ano
sheeaaker, dressmakrr. carriage trimmer saahes mattel -
&c. should be without one The r prSn, .. ans sIs
,hcss mnchnca regularly cmrloycd one Thousand s
yeAr In all private families where ,hcre mncn s.
he iuue machines Invaluable assis.s#s'
and hotel k-cper and them particular, eoavepn ann @
aide These mschincs simple IN ihc'r eonaue, NJ W.
vcry srng durable being The only knd III e.sna ma
could he perfectly executed Thousands ~ inief"f n"
H. sewing Machines made and sd nndef fa"us
,s,e. bu, -tngrs Machines have been iouha oVef
vhrrc 10 satisfy The wants ~ the people -, -, -
Platn prine Instructions for using are seat WIN cscn s
chine frm which any readily acquire ms aft o'
ding them The packed ecareiy !" 70 ", W.,
par Of the world all I.rsons desrlng NOR paru a.
rnut,n will application b, letter NJ eiih :" o"' I'M
60. forward copy u J. NJ. singer y COS take'' PAPe
"''"s WV - l. NJ SINGER n Co.
Principal Onlce, NJ 323 Brohd~at Ss~ Dr. Or,
RnAxru ovrtcss-No Il Hanover st. Boston NO w imp
a, AZ New Maven IL; fiioversie NJ " Mo- "a hrh ~,
Hevark n j.: No tI2 Chestnut H.. PhnrI'iia NO i"' t,
tnor. 81 aiin,ore No. 80 Westminster sl Proshcn@ ~
4. No sKas lh H., Cincinnati; No. 10 NORTH Avn ~, -
Icais No 81 ST. Charles ~, Nev Orleans No. ~ laan e.
Mobile. l'.1 - l
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FRANKLIN Dc Co,
Wholesale AND Bk1 AL .x,rs
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS

No ~ Hun Hreef ,isrt aoo, 7" I,0t'IK #'"s'""'''
NCH Is u 10, A.,
UuAyE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
I'll NJ bag. Rio. i.agiira and Java Coffee; 81.
100 bba brown Exira G.. Crushed aud PulVcfneh sugar"
i0ODo Ibs IsaksyI lilo and Union Cotton J arms:
700 kegs Old Dominion Nails.
100 sacks ILverponl aud virginia Salt
30 boxes Adalnaniine and Ialow Candies:
$50 sides good sole Leather;
900 blankets; :. =, al, po..,
10 ,ons Iron Hammered Rolled, Band, Horns Shoe R"nnd
Oval and Hoop:
10 eaacs heavy boots and Brogans, Shoes . ,,,
New Orleans Yves. India Moins.cs hne syrup tacon Sides
aI sugar barrels and Kits, Green aud SLACK cas-
brown ani foiei sonps ce. 5oda, spices Ginger relr
sail petr, Alum, Exirnct L"gwood Indigo, Madden eaacn
window Glass Putty Wagon Boxes Spades sho'es rnco
Chains Grind Grind Stone Fixtures Horse shoes Nan
Inl. bit Lead, Zine Tanners Oil PIPER l1nther cns
shear and ,isier.d secl Axes Coil Rope Backing, powd"
Shot Lead, Pmnled Buckets Sugar Boxes Mes. oi iunr
WrapuiDg Writing Paper, Shoe Thread, Twlne Dcl"h
staple Dry Goods, such Ms rown bsachoh ah
striped Domcst, Pnids Linseys Jeans kcrse.a Fnl' Coih
flun.is ankeis Calieoes, Alpnccaa de-, With large
general assortment Of nne and common iguors, Wnrs~c
e Particular paid In the sale Of Tobacco Wheat
Corn Flour all other kinds Of Produce and prompt remit
IA mes. mad, for the sale OF anne. uci y9-dActs
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August iIth, lsaa !
Ia 49, :.s:sass.. .. .a...:.as..3
NN trains win pc run
~ on the souhsi,c Railroad, ing ~ nchbus follows
Null Train daily ut H. \. NJ.
Second Train daily, except Sundays, at lE3O T. NJ -
trains with the Richmond ~ Danfhie
trains The North. The second train councils
nj Petersburg with the trains 10 Norfolk and Weldon
These also connect with three triweeky lines OF
Steamships from City Point To New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore all magnificent Steamers with the best aecommoda
tos for passengers The Railroad 10 Norfolk connects with
daily Steam Packets To Baltimore. 49,
The agent Soutlsdc iaroad Co. at Lynchburg, viii
furnish any Information respecting these lines
mug Ills H. ID. BIRD Gcn'i Supt
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JoHNsoHa E t1fi u iitf Il oTE1'

AMI GARY RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
UUAyE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALk-
III 1000 bags .io lAguyra aud Java conoe
u bags Mocha do
d4D s.i,a good and damaged sale Leather
hoo boxes Adamannc Candies
100 boxes Brown Soap
i23 boxes Fancy do
1904 kegs oL Dominion Nails
100 barrels N. u. Moas.en;
10 hog,h-ais Cuba Molass.E
ID N .. Sugar;
100 barrels extra C. sugar;
100 10 low grades Sugar
do granuaied sugar
30 ground sugnr.
70 patent cut loaf sugar;
b. barrels crushed sugar.
10 kegs soda;
100 boxes frcncI, Window Glass;
100 kits No. Markercl;
10 barrrs No. Iiefrnps;
100 bui,sis Ciover, Timothy and other Grass Seeds
BESIDES assortment " GROCERIES oil M large
und we'll s,ecied stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Lll
UoRS We agents Tor OF the beat brands Of
MOUNTAIN RYE WlliSKEi all Of which W. will sell low.
~ al
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r.tweekiy Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

~INSA-s -
6~ss~ THE Povhntsa Steamboat Company Steam
EusStkSsaNers GEO. PEABODY, Capt RIoaABp PnlToH-
AID, BElvfDERE Capt WIZ KEsss WIN leave Elcn
m md for baltimore every Tesddg 1hNrsday and S1tnfdoy
will leave Baltimore or kcmond every Tuesday,
T1nrfGv and Saturday. thereby enabling Shippers and Pas
sengers opportunity OF communication
Two points every other day.
s4- Freight received In both places every day.
For Speed Comfort tese line steamers are equal not
,nerior 10 any of their found In this other
y These steamers having fitted out with splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended v the
travelling and freghng community 40 the most comfortable
and speedy mode Of transportation between the Two
points - a,, ..,.
TICKETS be procured at Once shoekoe Slip opposite
columbian Hotel or at the icamers Landing, Rocket.
b. a. w. CURRIE Agents, kiclmond
sept Idly J. BRANDT,J R No. Light 81, baltimore
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BALTIMORE


Notice to Shippers Of Tobacco to the West.
,,n undersigned are prepared give Increased facilities 10
shpIcrs Of Tobacco to the West having snonenea .oc WINS
fhnmeh rxs given the principal points In The sst
=, s 1,,i River and ffeghts guaranteed ~ low ~
~ ,,,er line The only xansApn ent between Baltimore,
uslnns udanapo Loas sat Chicago s made At f,s.
assss md fsrriage and damage Tobacco rom expos
ire . 1t, ,....... -. pt,,.,,r,
" ~" 'N AAGRAw Kotsss,
Mo. 10 North Street., Baltimore.
,,., ,... u,r. 4. Co W ID. Miller. andJ L. Ciaytos,
,ynciburs Jacob Head Co., and Jacob Brand. BALL
l------------ =
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.
FARMERS and the public generally hereby notified tina,
the Lynchbarx 0uano Depot. kept b, VIM A. Miller on
viz:
No Peruvian Guano;
Recess Manipulated Guano;
Sombrero Guano, l.ynchburg ground;
Mexican Gnnno;
Kesueweils Potash and Plaster
Ihave taken every precautou 70 reliable aces
buy the Peruvian 0uano from the Agents Peruvian
eminent which certainly pure agent Lynehhurg
Or Reeses Manipulated 0aano and will insure be
% what ID Represented 10 be- viz: and
Sai sobro believe this 70 DO good pound
fbf pound any crop that may eobrrro
boy n s lump and ground sell il IA good
tems = be bought any where In the United Ny
pan 70 ~ for mail profit and strictly the
sse pafpage bc exendedt that has been liberal
lybesioWeA kesetsfbFe. VIM. A. MILLER
ssps le-11s-Rep copy On Basin.
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NEW RQAGERN

xx,u..A.E EX Rak3 y =. ..,:,.. <; :.
0!ASeSss& S1sSSsss 49, y. s:n Z CAN,
Esfaff1 Ayaf6sESSs IS. "a heasp s.-es., :
49, Va se1ssd loct q 500 ps ooos ecoesr,ss
dSsssA FssoA Al ell eNs,ss - es - - nmp,sss
..R = 49, - ssr.ss~s..s s.S
11fssien 1890. ~ rspeeefuiy sosbrn 60
a ~ psruaaee which haA hcreofse es.a :. =, 1--WE
percrsI sissntion 70 tkns branch Of ussir eesln
ss promptns and pancsaiiy iss y s n ,hs city, be-
aus pesr - Ya. = Tsna. Railresd Depot ana "
4. ennertion via iheir bssiasss ne! hass - ~ ~
LtnBER YARD, upon the bsnh o. " ~ ,.,a,,ee =. ~,
49, so !. - -. n The eitv CAMP, STAPLES b CO.
At fs1AI
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q Phosphate 0uano, ost from sonibrcr" Island
20 indies rehes dcloaite u Phosphat. III Inc
wosd containing between 70 aud 70 per cent 81
1es> Phosphate " Lsssa aud 70 which we invite The attention
Of ends public GENERALLY who dra In fertilizers
We arr SOLE ol this iurno here, and
win stNorhcrn prices. dcducIn actual expenses To this
place III.
PnmphlssA contar as analysis Sc furnished appca-
lion or by mall.
McCORKLE h co, Sole Agents,
snvu dApetA Min Street I.ynehburg, va
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE,

LrNtHRURb, IIRGINiA.
fNNE fourth annual session oi tins Institution will connenco
Il on thu ,nn September.
The ocs of the heuthcst and mo4t accessible !" r
aud the study, both Classical aud
tine, tnBi ~ ot the American colleges.
The MhiaN Department shall b" eth rirnty maintained
der Mr. j. T.. Bankcnsp, graduate al thr Nir
GINA Militia institute, and n"," recently connected with ii
United stat - uast Survey.
FACILITY.
Rev ". 3 W,LkEW, ,4f,r,ah hf Faculty, Professor
Of Muntai ipral Science aid ui History
a. M,ruKw, A. NJ Professor OF Latin and Bellies
Lires.
T. H. tHiit a. i 7tof ftlc Crock Language rnd
Lhcratu
h. sirssr Professor of Mathematics md Instructor
fIaetc
s,"ttt G,WLAHn, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
II y IpHSn, NJ. u. loit or ri Anatomy and rh.sl,
oog,.
\. SAt"Gl, Lib, Professor Of Modern Languages.
SAM y, GornsoS Prucipal OF The Grammar school.
EXPENSES.
Board per week; Washing IL % per month"; fuel aud l,
Al0 term Iaon $50 in Inc Grammar school, and $40 h
The Collegiate department for hnJ session.
es Catalogues, containing 'nriher Information, be OIL
tanned by addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty,
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New Millinery AID Fancy Stolu.
MISS ROSENSTIEL &GUENTHEls

fpAKE pleasure III uncing lite ladies and ci"'
lynchourg and surrounding country thathcl have 90"
The upstairs floor Of the WARMER H'use, whtr h'! vi
and after THURSDAY, the 10TH in>,. otter Or
new and large stock of Paris Flowers lD,"'
nets, Caps Conu.rs Head Dresses, Pins heis, Jewr %
nents, Enbrolcrts Rnclcs French Ccrs,,s. Hoop -L.
dies Hose Gloves, saxony Yarns real Brisse frec, '''
and Blond Laces
The Ladies' respectfully specially solicited to call ani
examine our stock OF goods which Of the latest styles al"
which We will Sell at wholesale retail. All We ask Is 'H
confident such inducements to puehhS
crsa as must SECURE their ord =. sent i5diy
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rDErNa compelled By health 10 rc'sfe om ne srm o.
II Cam emiih Co, Ibcg leave 10 tender my hanN I
he vsy liberal patronage sxendrl 70 ,h.s h"ase afng my
eoanscoa with same and considerably recnmend ny sue
0s-'Hs W. W. }. d. kMiTh.
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SeaboaId Towing and Transportation Company
TINls COMPANY prepared to transport Freight TO
lynchburg Richmond and Norfolk, at the lowest
Their Boais through without breaking bulk, to and
Norfolk thus yoing all charges the Having
Boats and fine Tug shippers oi Pro-
ducc market AMI of Merchandise from the East calc
dispatch and Freight received
daily and ne commissions charged al lnL For raes Of
Freight and Toll, their printed list.
Il. ii. STAT EN-, Agent at Lyncliburg.
j. l.. Staten, hgont al llchmond.
GARRISON ~ MAIGNE, Agents nj Norfolk.
W. G. SMITH, General superintendent.
June 2i-ds
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SCIlE. v h.

3I'i96 prizes amounting I.,. 40
Tickets 40 Halves to, Quarters 81, lghas Won -,
Certificate OF Package OF 20 W hocs cast toio W.
10. do. % Halves. .-...,,.,. 100 w
do. ~ Quarters ~ v"
DO do. 20 Eighths, ~ :"
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RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
VIYE nave lust received h lot Of this very valuable FOR
w tises Thsse friends who have used this articlc
speak very highly Of H. W. think only need be nsed to gain
Ihat popularity which cninen, dverrveA Pamphlets
containing number e certificates nom the most prominent
iarmers Of the country, may bc had b, applying 10
N. ROLLINS n GO, sole Agents.
may s1-dts I.ynclburg, Va.
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80. .. s.- -
Aud $50 Approximations lr1os ranging from go mp te VOW"
3s.o prizes amounting ~ 600
Whole Tickets Ain, latcs -, Quarters f21O.
~" Prize paid Immediately AFTER the drawing.
~ All orders addressed la faANoE BmoADHHSrS 40.
pr,n, ed Official drawings s.nt s,r'n over.
FEANtL, BEuADBENIS IL CO,
i-dtdoid Managers
MEM GOODS.
4 WOULD most respccllul, friends and la
those trndmg In lyncnb-i that am prepared Ia sell
GOODS terms as they lind IN The
NJ, Stock Of Doncs Is large aud selected It'll
have hlso hand, lu q" blankets, Hats shoes
good stock which determine,
sell low for cns, short time I" prompt cnsomers
oct sits ALIEN KINNIER-
great Reduction IN Charge Goods from he North,
ria RIchmond and James R'rer d kandtha
Canal, 10 Lynehtarg, Mcecs ty all
road 10 the South jsa.
fl,IASKFtL 10 my friends aud the public for their lib
cra patronage would respectfully inform them that "w
The Increase ri business subsequent term
or reduction, have determined reduce
NrdHise such r, foods Boots, shoes, llas Caps
only - 100 pounds which includes all
the Whaiycs Richmond 10 the Landings Depot al
Iynchburg
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
o. For special Taes, circular.
ALFRED :. LEE,
Forcdrding amt CoHDiission Merchant
ian 2T-d On the Dock, Richmond, Va.
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SEMI.BITUMINOUS COAL,

FROM rnE RECENTLY DENELoPEp
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal t1eId
Near FarmvllIe, Cumberland CO., Va.
AWE subscriber ing ade arrangements with the South
Il sill, railroad Company 10 d,aer COAL from the new
mnu Mines Inc oi Lynehburg, has established II
CuAL ARD on tic island and appointed II. f. we'll
A."h OF place, Agent its sale and delivery! to
whom i.case apply.
Ihia produced from the mines Of Del}o~ " Co.. who
compel, miners, and VIM prepared 10 ship
e,uired, h. good o.'irr. Il
iaturai, free from aud or impurities. a,i
durable, Than btuniinous cal by
-iVr l.
inAE Nj % mics rom TINS
the grades The oiti side and
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SUMMER ARRANGEMEyr

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
DEDUCED RATE5-fhe c. 3. Mail s,,anrrA .c...
III JAMESTOWN, Capt PARISH, and RoA <kGETk
NOkE, Capt SKINNER, viii carry pasuengers 10 s
from Virginia nj KkDu0ED RATES
The JAMESTOWN, Capt PARsIsm leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, NJ O'clock City Point evening
and Norfolk "Wednesday, II ociock noon New
arriving here early next day and in time 10 eonncc. with tho
lines going last and North
The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, leaves Riclmond every
FRIDAY afternoon al o'clock, Cty Point next morning.
O'clock and Portsmouth, for New
ing evening. =
Il ETUR MING,
The jamestown No. Ii North
River Saturday afternoon at O'clock for Norfolk
tersburg and Misunderstanding Freight for each place.
The Euanokc leaves New York. from Pier No. Is
er every Wednesday afternoon, O'CLOCK for
Petersburg and Acknowledging Freight Tor each place.
REDUCED HAT5S.
Passage staeroom included, between Norfolk and New
York, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6
Passage included, between Richmond, Peters
burg ana New ork OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
SNeTag'
Passage included, between ynchbarg and New
IL
Passage from Norfolk. by the Liver boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
sS~ The and elegant steamer yorktown viii soon
put upon the line, ut the rates above forming III
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE IL CO., Agents
april 30-dts. Main Street, Lyne!burg, Va
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