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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

RED BLuFF-Pierce, Church & Co. have an
immense store at Red Bluffs; it is probably twice
as extensive as their house here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

RED BLUFF is now place of great business
activity. Our friend Pierce is located there, in a
very large mercantile establishment; Mr.. Com.
stock is engaged in the same house, aud occupies
that enyabe citizen position which he left here
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

Looks LIKE LIfE.-On Thursday evening
week. we could count a large number of carriages
moving toward the Pavilion. This is in town
1870 miles directly north Of Marysville. The
Americans are an expansive people
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

'GRAND WARDEH KBBE.-It is pleasing to MS
to know that DIR. T. r. Kibbe, Of Downieylle,
was elected Warden by the recent Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows. lie is a noble example Of man
hood, and has well deserved the honorable pre-
ferment. Our friend will he assured that we are
glad Of this distinguishing honor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

The sprighty, pretty widow editress of the
Ashland Kentuchian, in reply to a correspondent
who asks her II she wears hoops. exclaims
Hoops, indeed why we doat near anything
sJs -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MY native city has treated me badly said q
drunken vagabond but love her STILL
Probably said gentleman, her still is all
that Yon do love-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

MARYsvLLE PREss.-We should not omit 10
recognize the recent kindness Of the Express aud
DemoeraL II is distinctly remembered.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21
Gbe Grmitg YomnaI
CALVIN B. MCDONALD, Editor.
WEAV CALL,
Saturday Morning, NKay III, 1850.

PIONEER OF THE CRoss.-We have reverend
friend in Marysville, whose history would make a
book of interesting event-Father Peter Deyaert
of the Catholic church. He was the first mission
AIRY priest who explored the Fraser river country;
and, we believe, established the first mission at
Vancouvers Island. On the way, the vessel com
tanning the mission, stores and money, was plum
dered, on account Of which Father Deyaert en-
dured extreme privaton
On Sunday we heard his excellent sermon in
the Catholic church, at Marysville; he is feeble
in health now, and expresses his ideas in English,
laborously; but in listening to the adventurous
pioneer of the cross, we regarded him as hero
greater than he who has advanced the conquering
Gag of an increasing empire; and we wished that
at the close of life we may look back and discover
somo act of our own, half so worthy Of after
mention. Along the surf smitten cliffs, through
the deep forests, strange to all but the fcrocjous
savage. that reverend man, now in the waste of
years, had borne the sacred crucfX and in the
deep cold glens of the inhospitable north, he
taught the slowearning echoes the voice Of
christian prayer
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

The Vor Popui is screaming deafeningly at
Office holders; II has not much errand to the
world, to speak Of.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

DUaIye the frst days Of this week the weather
was very warm even unpltafantly hot.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

THE wires of the Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
are up as far as Gi.roy, thirty miles beyond San
Il L
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-05-21

CLERK OF SUPREME CoURT.-Marcus d. Boruck,
editor Of the Spirit Of The Times and Fireman s
Journal, is anti Lecompton candidate for Clerk
of the Supreme Court We trust the convention
will honor him by nominations his life Is pure and
spotless; his capacity is unquesionable; his long
residence and exemplary life in the country justi
ies expectation of prefermcnt. Boruck is young
lawyer, whom circumstance has made an editor
of capacity and respectfully. He was born in
New York % years ago, distinguished himself as
q prominent writer for the Sacramento Onion,
and is now editorof the Spirit Of the Times and
FUemdn's Journal, a newspaper characterized by
ability courtesy aud enterprise.
We shall rejoice if the antLecompton party
honor our friend by nomination; we shall be glad
for the sake of his beautiful young wife, who will
be proud of his advancement If there be man
in that division of party more deserving than
another, we think our friend is the person. lie is
not politician; he is of the industrial and If
any ono can indicate q spot of dishonOr in his
life, we will take back all of the foregoing re-
mark They can advance no stronger candidate.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-The last mail from
England brought advices from distinguished
sources representing the present unsettled con
dition of affairs in Europe, by which it appears
that none can foresee how the difficulties at.
tendant on the Italian question can be settled,
or what will be the result of the Zurich confer
ence. 1t is evident that various sovereigns are
alarmed, being apprehensive of general war.
England, it is said, has no power to depend on
excepting Germany, and, being favorable to the
reform movement in Italy, she knows not how
to act, as she is fearful of losing the friendship
of one in the advocacy of the other. Prussia,
who since the Crimean war has had no more
of continental alliances, awaits events before
coming to a decision as to what part she
will take, with the view of acting intelli-
gently. The Emperor of Russia has ordered
his ministers from the principal courts to join
him at Warsaw in order to give him ample in
formation on the state of the respective coun-
tries to which they are automatically rssign-
cd. For prudential reasons more than the
usual caution seems to be observed in official
quarters in concealing from the public the pre-
sent condition of the San Juan island question,
and hence contradictory statements prevail
concerning il.
Reports prevail that acquisitions are issued
for obtaining aiders and abettors of the Har'
per's Ferry affair, but the report was not prov
ed,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29
Mr.. Giddings on John Brown.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-Hon. Joshua r.
Gddings delivered an address in this city
on the general subject of slavery, touching
on the Harper's Ferry affair. AS an incident
thereof, after abiding to the predictions of
many eminent men, Thomas jefferson, John
Q. Adams, and others, that the day of deliver
ance of the slaves must come, he said IL
deplore the loss of human life as deeply as
any one; can never look upon human suffer
ing unmoved, and yet | would not ask tor the
slave, nor for the master, nor for Brown, nor
for his fellow prisoners, anything more nor
anything less than justice. Most of Browns
companions are dead, at least the most fortu-
nate have departed; the others will soon fol-
low. Their sad fate will occupy a brief page
In the history of our nation. Those who yet
survive seem to have anticipated this result,
and are now awaiting its consummation. Mr..
Giddings then likened their case to that of De
catur and his followers, in their attempt to cap
ture the frigate Philadelphia in the harbor of
Algiers, in their efforts to save their country
men from slavery. They died. Not one re-
turned. Their plan was illconceived. 1t
failed but their motives were sublime, and we
honor their memories"
Mr.. Gddings said he invited Brown to JET
terson county, Ohio, when he delivered lee
turc one Sunday, after church. telling his
trials in Kansas After the lecture, Mr.. Gid
dngs prompted the audience to contribute re.
lief to Brown. Afterwards Brown took tea ut
his residence, where they had conversation,
though Brown never said he intended to visit
the slave states to free slaves, Mr.. Gddings
inferred he would if opportunity offered, main
ly from his having done so in Missouri These
were the only times Mr. Giddings saw Brown,
and he asserts that neither in his lecture nor in
conversation did Brown say he had assistants
or associates. No mention was made of a
Harper's Ferry, or Virginia association, or
provisional government. He acknowledges
contributing three dollars to Browns son to-
wards the necessities Of his father, matter in
which Mr. Giddings acknowledged taking
strong interest In bestowing this gratuity,
he had little idea that it was to be used in fit
ting out an expedition to capture Harper's
Ferry, to effect the conquest of the Old Do
minion, or to strike terror to the executive, or
imperil the government.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29

Cotton steady; 1900 bales l1c for middlng up
lands . 80, - O..
FLOUR-Receipts 26gI2 bbls sales ll,iO0 bhs; state
and Western heavy and l0c lower; superne state
az s40: extra State S4,95 "a sos; round hoop ONO
SIS a SIS; common to good extra western S5OO "a
$40 Southern firm sales 1850 bbls; mixed 10 good S55O
a SIS; and extra $3.50 % SI25; Canada superhne
nominal: 400 bbls extra at $40 a s635.
GRAIN Wheat unsettled; sales lsOOO bush: AllMau-
kee club SLIP q LA; western white slS5; white Ken,
tuckv 81 S. Corn a shade rmer; sales 5000 bush; mix
western nominal at 81 yellow Jersey 100; round yellow
81 Oats active; Southern and Jersey 81 @ 4c North
ern and Western A a 45c.
PROVISIONS-Beet steady; sales 500 bbls; country
mess S. a 1926; prime 81 q si25; repacked Chicago
80 a $40 for new prime 81 q Sl9. Pork lower; sales
1900 bbls including 1000 bbs mess, sellers option az
SILL; western prime $3.50. Bacon quiet Hams y
Shoulders Sc Lard steady; sales $50 bbls at V g lsc
Butter firm; Ohio liz "a l9c; State Is q 2c Whisky
low5r. Rice unchanged; sales 100 terces at 81 @ 4fc
Sugars steady; Muscovado sales 900 hhds at q &c
Coffee quiet and firm st Domingo, $40 bags llc Mo
iasses unchanged; Muscovado, IS hhds at 26c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29

was partially destroyed. A great panic seized
the children, but they were all got out safely.
NEWARK, n. j., Oct. 2S.-The large factories
of the Chadwick Patent Leather Company,
and eight dwelling houses on Bridge street
were burned to-day. Loss 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29

EOR SALE-A light manufacturing cash
n business Has been established for many years, pay
ing good per centage Reason for selling will be ex-
planned Address &C. c." Drawer III Worcester Post
Onicc. diff OILS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29
MARYLAND State Fair.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S.-The Agricut raj
Fair of the Maryland State Society closed at
Frederick City to-day. There was great dis
play OF cattle and agricultural machinery, and
II large attendance
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29

per's Ferry as suitable place for the estab
lishment of his provisional government.
AT seven o'clock the court adjourned.
Orders have been given to the jailors to shoot
all the prisoners if an attempts made for their
rescue.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29
The New York Branch
Draws its never exhausted stock OF
FANCY DRY GOODS,
from the
Great New York Auctions.

The old adagc is verified "Straws shows which way
the wind blows" 1.-THE wind 'the tide, "the time
"the current is in favor of the House that SELLS
GOODS AT ONE PRICE,-one-fourth or Is per cent
less than any other store in this city Our proof-the
the thousands that patrOnize
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29
RICE 81 WASHBUT
CITY OF WORCESTER-To either Of

q vi L We w OhC1Lko II H. L o plJnef OF
~ the Constables Of the Cit of Worcester, Greeting
In the name of the Commonwealth of MASSACHUSETTS,
you hereby required, forthwith to notify and warn
the Inhabitants of the City of Worcester qualified vote
in Elections of Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Sena-
tors or Representatives. TO meetn their respective Wards
on TUESDAY, the eighth day of November next at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon then and there,
First-Io give in their votes for Governor, Leuten-
ant Governor Secretary, Treasurer and Receveren
al AttorneyGeneral, and Auditor of Accounts of
Commonwealth. for Counsellor for Council District
number Four for Senator represent the Central
Worcester District, in the next General Court,
ballot.
Second-To give in their votes for District Attorney
for the middle District of this Commonwealth,
Sheriff. for one County Commissioner, for Special
Commissioners, and for tour Commissioners InsOl-
vency, for the County of Worcester. ont ballot
Third-IO give in their votes for person repre-
sent their respective Districts in the next General Court
OF this Commonwealth.
The polls shall be opened at nine O'Clock a.. M, and
shall be closed at four O'Clock D. m.
Witness, ALEXANDER IL. BULLOCK, Mayor of the
City of Worcester this third day of October year
of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fftynne
By order of the Mayor and Aldermen.
SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
Copy, Attest: JAMES MCFARLAND,
o25 diff Constable of Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-29
Fire

New York, Oct. 2S.-Blanvelots chair fac.
tory, in Broome street, was burnt this after
noon. A school-house adjoining took fire and
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Mf6CEILAUE0US.

L.Sl1R, LIE d An . ~ naAB lNsu 1ANCE
u LYNcnpyHe Hoss q FIRE INSURANCE confAEI.-Inh
Company against loss Of damage On
m ns Nsas.s Etores Tobacco Factories asd other BAHIA
MA an furnurs roeds generally In
TOW ! sssd country on favorable terma
Ao makes the lives OF all persons eaoyhs
rood health sound iothe Whole OF
lfe for a limited period .
reasonable terms :,
The Company will also take marine rs' rom andto any
the Northern or Southern Ports, nj favorable RATES
BOARD OF plKECIpKS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
JAMES n U0RbS firu rfo.itent,
aEnRCE n TIiIKNAS Chief Eng lpeeT.
DIRECTORS.
JouS ORR TAYLOR, sAArti IL MtkkNtf'
DkaTkR UTki. SANTA. hAWAnp'
jams 2. fArSk, JohN l. DAVIS, -.
Mu "a srn.rros NAuHIul LAN0HohNI
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, lreaSufer
CHEEp I. WILLS. Secry.
Dn orwa, owrs' Medical L Hammers.
The Medical Eaam.naoa of for Insurance VI lac
made the Once Company eat day b"twc" The
houi VI Y and O'Clock =. N. ttep -
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A.ead the Trnsh about our Turf Oil.


ring sleigh ride this winter past discovers. horse
the skin of place larger than hand from
faces rubbing the side OF the thigh applied your
lurt OH. aud he well. Another case -
mule which working 10 my dray became unable l.,
walk examioinR his foot, discovered nail about w
inches long up head and the SAID
he would be good for nothI drew the nail inserted
II piece Turf Oil and him at one,
and he has lost hour, as good
ever. also horse badly snasged side OF
his thigh places about two nches deep four
inches wide which hc stiff day Your Tu,,
I'll applied and brought them out entirely sound II
truly greatest remedies sores have I'VE,
known have lived in drug for years Use
this a think proper. Very truly
Ko Messrs Dove & Co. j, II WFISIGER
For sale by STRoTHER WHITEHEAD
nov lsd6n LynchbuTg.
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TRAvELLER's DIRECTORY, &C.

ANELkEhb OkAGS4VhS 0I.
ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
GAARq @ 3 9 =
HSHE Train leaves Alex andra daily a n m for Cor
II nsve connecting with the TrAips on The Virginia
tap Railroad for oodstock
mediate points
he rraln daily At
D m Tor Rs & N n OND, n * " ORl X ANS, VI N
PlIx = and Intermediate points.
Through tie tile Kali Hoad Sta ion
The TRAINS leave 1v,dinssile daily at 10 30 A. NJ
,UI5 y II arriving a. Alex andris At =. and A NJ
~ y" night train on sundiy.
s"pLjts b NlCkilN. Ticket Agent
uSOH No ~ = o. ~ .--The sca- -,
u boaid Towing And lransporHIi Ion Com r.,
.dektfuus ot Offering greater Induc. nieHts
10 the shipping pro,uee to lid. water
koa and the spend Iron barycs Path, aud Hope aud
placed them tue line beIw Kiehnoad Norfolk
uing . frt0ws
Leave Ige hmond ,irue sdays and Fridays at 4 p
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays att A NJ
CANA atsfr"m Iyuehburg and other having froigt
Norfolk viii transfer oi the abuN. wh.h
he Ia The behtnoni Dock daily /" receive freight.
shippers 10 Norfolk reminded to the ngenta
inc Richmond tiiridgcfofd 4 Coz who viii rocco.
and torw ard freight f. zee Of charge.
Ircsht fak,n the Lrsst Ta.s
fbf FARTHER particulars, apply to
". 4, ASDLnSDN, A. mt at l., n,hburg
W. l.. ttA, AHcnts i.,UImuni.
GARRISON 4 aAlGNE, Agents at Norfolk
sefill Is
Once seush-siar HniIrend Compare
JuiS
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IN. GUGGENHEIMER-

AVOLO afenuu rirndsa nd
w The public 70 his large and wei selected .int ~ Urv
0ood Boots, Shoes &c Particular attention has been naid
LAdis Dreo Goods Of every style and
LA4e IN want q Silks be supplied ack or clorsd
on 2 cent? 70 Is 81 per ysrd-hs stock Of Meinoes
HnA ApaccaA &c. unsurpassed price and QUALITY
The iargass stock Of Clocks slsws Ac GONE very sne
avsr hrous1t - Oils market be fonhd choice
seAscslea 81 oAess-whch upon examination be found
sheeD Ake npssisr lot OF Cloths, CassmereA &csh
GDo6 aeek Of hea1y >Weolens for hands Banket
0ux1W aro 1nvifeA Il give my stocran examination
QoaseY AssshRMrwili do weH TO give cali before
SO NertA n GcGGENHEINER
sstsb Rep copy
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Very respectfully,
IL. e. FRIEND,
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May lst 1856.
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fall which gradually extended euiire
including both Inch eaten by tho
Az that both would drop of
tried all advertised and domestic remedies without
good results then procured and applied little
OIL 1t began get better Jotte got broke
led gals to tit again began get My elder daush
aaid PA, % that Turf Oil, ssUrs
oked 50 much better when you used it," We get anothur
Jttie and her nearly well This agra
aud took hall hour every day wash il,
offensive One bottle icel assured viii
entirely, there but little OF the disease
You entitled the benefit of others |
great pleasure in giving you this certiheste
Respectfully, B 7. CHALK.
iAzv. A No
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FOR"
uuElkK1Ns.,S FIRE PROOF SAFES
III LEAInER AND RI BBEii BELIIS,
IA,E i.EAIIIEk
STEAM PACKING HOSE, &c
COTTON AND LINEN I WINES
INST RANCE Lie, the Lives Of your Servants
call al Statoners Hall No - Pearl street
Rtnti"ui, Va KNOW LIS WALfOR
ul
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ylCTonlOU.::- Thr .h

NrICr OKlOUa! ylCTOKlOUs:-Thr. shiny
Machines patterns are proving themselves
Ii4torious, , viii be from lhc iiow.Eg:
WIillIEMOnE i JUSLlE.
1hsis certify thai have OF " hifIkMohL ~ Jos
IN IHPESiIN,, MACHINES. and thein
best iuaehucs upcrao,nd ALSO et"luicnu
% II Is want 81 Machine have beon in
thcsbIug business yclr and they exceed
had been tho thresh.
oaMt LII d. IA ll...NoN.
ul,t 81 d.
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2
MrssRs DovEA Cn-tentieaeH Having short time
since your Turf Oil In extraordinary
and IL. action beins crafty cannot
writin regard benefit W at
large. had hue Cot In stable lot which tacro was
Sisp Bull The Bull L, tor and
gorcd tho Colt shoulder the depth about
and ripped the neck about the distance, hr
IA wound. Several
present kid they would give -
that they thohA ht il useless 10 do thing
determined try the lur Ca, the use OF
small boit.,s ne is entirely cured.
Very respectfully.
C. FRIEND
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STITZER-
Opposite the EIchdR2e Bank,
Main street. Lynchburg, v".
FALL STYLE PREMIU HATS.
STl1ZERs isiho place &c buy tour HATS, made n
- his iarpeotion by the celebrated -
workmen that can be produced he 10 furnishing his go
with the hRndsomes that
duced There nothing like them In this city They the
Hat of the seasonsomc,hug really beaaal He docs
design being egostica bu, Nba bods he
IT, therefore, Hat eclipse all other hats in beau
ty u style durability and finish peculiarly ~ the
Of the head and exods,ey beautiful Snses Ia he place
geth
He would xlso call attention his large of SOFT fet
Hats Of grade and quality SurA ants Hats
ETY., dne Navy Cloth Velvet aud Plush Gtirens Fancy
Hats and Cape Ladies Riding Hats and all hns Of Hats
made o order Tho 81 noiice
Gaia Stitsers Practical Hatcs for hsrsalss the
of the MUM fuov l9dis
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. Very Rem - RI n bIe.-

AsPIS GROVE, Henrico December L. 1857
MEssRs DOVE Il Co.:-tienilcmen-My horse put in
the yard the and in attempting Jump
Ial through his shoulder and
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough to insert your Vt l got bottle Jour TURF
OIL and applied freely in four days he work.
two weeks he vas entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE
by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the
feb
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WHEAT THRASHERS

w EAT Tt1kASIIER
EuE UNDERSIGNED, having become Agents for the
Il Schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
GA hand sample of their Patent Improved hallway HORSE
Pow rs Iraers ami separaiers Combined lhrasors and
anowet- hls Itra,hins nia hne receive the FIRST
EtMll at the New York State FAR in ls, and
good satisfaction all no have used them.
luE HORSE POW Frs made very strong gear
cd tat requires the travel only about miles
h",r thereby making it suitable 10 work either horses
upon them
THE TRANSFERS and CONFINED rllIASIIERS and
WNNDH S are constructed ds.haig. all the
ana lust through the machue and the Aecrs face
Is usual with other kinds.
Ian Ihra>hcr and Ninnowor has REVOLVING WIRE
STfAtAltk which does tho work perteo lily than
be iuac any other
1uE SEPARATOR \nIlle has fork straw Shakerw hich
shakes the Branout of the straw from the Thrash
Persons wishing examine these Thrashrrs by
CataH store here Information sill given
concerning tlcm- lkBl n SAL NDEkS.
Jy li-is
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NRw CASH STORE.
A. G. l. l., W l =,
wHOLuSALE AND RETAIL oROCEn,

HAS large and conmodious hou.e, gu Main st
formerly occupied by Joseph b. NowIp id door aoott
Scheduled and rhurmAns lndwAie Store And op
posie Dr Jonu h sray's Drug Store -.
am now receiving large ell selected stock OF dRO
CERES STAPLE DRY GOODS, bought exclusively ior
hch viii be- sold Al prices that cannot Ian l" se
.at..iacop 10 all with call. As an ie
ternie the cash s5stcni, extra induce
be offered cash buyer, OF those desiring 10 eA
change Tor country produce -
stock Of No PERUVIAN GUANo always ON hand
particular 10 the old r"si"nufs % 'h'
81 L Lewis formerly IA the Dry Goods business IA
this IA call wei a. the public gomez any
mar ilIt. A t.L LEWIS
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Nor,cn-ro sm.rrEns Hy IxrnHS,

NoTIEE-TO SHIPPERS Rt INptEss
~ On VIRGINIA. TENNESSEE RAli ltpAI. ID Dpis
w hctoaf ON Is. received The lNprc-s Diue during
the hour. named mellow,
irun itn5j O'clock n. m.
= toll
Persons tnu. goods 10 he fur~ ardcd by Express must
W. M I'D two tickets with Iholn they wal bu
N"i,.t l,s piiurd ". {. SMITH G,'ui Sup't
.rdN l. uottsbi, ExI AgL aug 27.ts
h. EstH snip - KOANOkE."- k.~
~ I4- EHIaukr having been Thoroughly ~ A,k\
II, uUt And rented, has resumed her r,gu ke1& QBA
Ia. Wt,.'t fbIS the line. leaving New sYAAR 40
t".e ",try " ''ue>diy rnouu. and C,tN skkt5I|C
fui1 ','r5 saturday morning al O'Clock
Inc JANIS row. \" leaves New YORK every Saturday
Ats ftIpun. and Cay Point Tuesday
tur frrtsh ~ passage, having ia.
uoHs, Apply to LEE. JOHN son n co,
tel - Is Ag'Is y. Y n Va steamship Go