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UrDD ycu eyer have the Sick Hesdschei DO
row. the oethIng and oiesast 81 the sight Of food
HOW totally unfit you we're Tor plea.ure, converse
pom OF studr- One Of the Cephaio Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purposes
you should . ways have q box of them on hand 20
use az occasion requires.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

IL There was a rumor In Chicago. on Wed
nesday evening", that the ladies Of Michigan ave
nue. intended to bastinado Mr.. Burch, and the
Mayor Is sid to have sent police force to hii
residence for the purpose Of preventing the en-
ragged balmoral wearers from carrying out theil
desfvn
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Hi I'd 'nsorriSle .,eadsohe this sftsrpeos. hs,< 4
stepped into ths hi othecarics hand Gays n 90 sAs
ran, Can yes besse me q an 'eeasehe.' "Dees
end upop that e ravs me o Cephslie Pil hand
,Ion ne sonos n cured ne 90 suick that 'aTdly
featiDsdl I'd I'd an 'eadache. g
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SrECIAL NOTICE TO CfTiZENS AND
SsTRANGERS.1,sR ENCH 4 RICasTEiN's
ds,iy pspsrs can be found fom every State and city
In the Union. New York. Philadelphia, aud Balti-
immediatsly ON the ARRIVAL of the trainss All the
Monthly and Weekly Papers and Msgazines. Nov
New Year. Sole agents for the Charleston Msr-
curry. ss 90 ~
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Go TO cf FkEkcR s kYcHstE Efs No. ars
Penn avenue, and examine theI, extremely large
Games, &c., the finest assortment ever offered be-:
fore in this city, Go early, before tho rush, and
make your selections. Also, Q large and varied
assortment Of Diaries for 1851. Will be received by
next steamer . complete assortment OF Engilsh
Almanacs. rts n AZ .-..t 40 4 SIS NO n
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right OF presumption
70 any Of the lands within the townships and parts
tabsh the same to the atsfsction Of the register
and receiver of the proper land ONCE, ano make
this notiee, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale Of the lands ON
will be forfeited.
JOS 8. WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Note-Under the regulations ofthe Department,
as heretofore and now existing. no payment can be
made for advertising prooemat ons except TO such
publishers az are specially authorized to Publsh By
the Commissioner of the General Land Once. (
90 q lawlSv.T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

A FEW FINE PIANOS FOR RENT BY AP-
a plying eHfy Also, ney l8t Of Chiokering .
~ 500 p. ~, bet. ssh and 10Th Sta.
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GAS FITTING, &c.
DLUMBERs AND GAS FILTERS.

Nv. THOMPSON q CO.
Would osll the attention Of water takers 90 their
full sssortnent Of Fixtnres pecesssry 20 its intto
fS'i':s sf ST!
EE F RSss e
s e sss
INTO dwellings with All Che latest improvev spts,
promptly. and 1t prices that ssssS. f., @ sst,sb.
nos d.Msri be. s.h and 18th ss ~ .cs;k ssa.
ARENow prsSaisd q S s1ssuss any my ord.n via
'fsis % 3 sss ;: 81 s5 =: FITTING
IL Store on ssh street, q few doors north Of ra,
%SFhS SiIfJsSs ssi.s
W. haAs FIXTUREs.Iv.. -.
W. Hsys m store. and are aa,y RECEIVING, GAS
offered in I'll market @sinyss, einasns general
S ss. y. H have s's he ss:t
VIII be promptly ATTENDED 3;
u.,,e -- MYERS & MssSsH AN
j.. - FL GMBER AND GAS FILTER,
ne ssmsysd the SS,Is5 q Txen aea ats
satisfaction. - =
He has on hand a lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he viii sell less thai cost. a. he
wlshee to get nd OF them. Fl. no n
OFFICE OF 81 S Sas sEPkR AND sEALEa
/ wAsHINsron, July 10, 1s6n
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, That, agree
ably 70 the PROVISIONS OF the ordinances of the Cor
Poration approved May il, 1850, the undersigned i
ce II
registration OF any gas meter ia sge in this oify
Every meter, found incorrect, will Be condemned,
and another, sealed and marked true, will be
set IN i's place, If proved TO Be accurate in tts
measurement Of gas, il viii 30 scaled accordingly,
and eEsln put in position for use.
Once No. SID Seventh street, (nesr Odd Eel
-ows ks ~ q .6Rep from 2; M, 70 Pm,
jy Bd Inspector and Sesler of 6es Meters.
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(,oOD LIGHT 80
CHEAP LIsHT.rr,,a.r
PARAFFlN EOIL. from Coal. z A'"n
KING & BURCHELL.
% Agents fsv itstsafa

RATCHELOR'S INIMITABLE HAIR DYE.
- end sli 6rst-osss Toilet Articles, for saIe "a
SIBgs's wig. Bred: and cpri Msnufsetory, siS
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TIE 81, sT x A4MuEsb bAA eY ,I WIN Is.sn: er
EES sSiS l: Zen 5 gFsbx y ss I :!
!. osiocs d hea ShddMEInANDfA
VII VIZ ssSs every q, WEB WEbNR lasb
no m.1r, ao,IEsS iHS it q v pro,ri,ssz,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-12-27

TREAT BARGAINS IN PIANQs.-One very
,. ~ moe seven octave Carved Piano Forts,-
oTrssr leaving the city, for sale for S40VtNvS
Sts s ~ ~ kosewood Ghieksrink Piano for
Sc Agency Of Steinvay Sons' Oyerstrune
IionOs. q
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- GALTS'
CITY STEAM FiRE-wOOD MILLS

CDhL - "|-- UEPOT.
Foot Of SsesatsentA street. bs,o,c Var Department
WOOD prepared, any length and size, to ,ui,
the wants OF each purchaser
GOA KEPT lN COAL HOUSES, protected
from the weather-deiiverAd free from slate dirt,
end other Impurities. 2r24o lbs. 70 the ton.
no lo-tr asa Pa. .v.. Se.S. ii.h and istk SIS.
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FLOUR BUckYSIHEkss , E. POTATOES AP-
leo bbls. new Richmond Family and Extra Flour,
5,NOO lbs. Fresh Ground Buei wheat Meal,
500 bushels White Mercer Potatoes,
100 do. Blue do. do.
5 do. Chestnuts.
Received day and for sale low in lots 20 sult by
d.. MORRISON & CO,
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i Upper and Lower AMOR, by I. w. ltklnson,
with map and numerous lllu strahous; price casa
Bresoiana, q. J..
Hsssen Abdallsh, or the Enchanted Keys, and
other Taes, with an introd notion BY Miss PArdoe
Volume one Of Tom Brown Of Oxford, aesuei
70 Ton Brown q kasby; cheap edition 81 ceots,
the author Of John HALIFAX; price IS cspts,
a.. BLANGaARD M0HUN.
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T. CEMETERY NOTICE.
sE Mso sSa MAR8 ASHkls :. s lsdass
PRICES Tor cash or approved notes. An Early call 10
solicited. WIN. Ru rHERFORD,
"a n sm 49,. issS ~ ~ ss;ah
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TAKE NOTICE!
Il WILL Take a kieds OF Virsinia money for my
book debts and for Boots, Shoes, and Trunks. All
persons indeb ed to ne viii please ca and settle
up, or sha.i be compslled to give their accounts
s r. HOOVER, Iron Hall,
no q Pa ay.. betWeen 9Th and 10Th Eta.
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STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
AERINALOF TIE ARABIA.


NV YoRX, May 2S.-The Steamship Arabia
has arrived.
The aIvices touching Garibaldi's movements
were still mcngre and conflicting, but the reports
generally concur that lie is making good progress,
some accounts say that he had captured most Of
the important positions in Sicily excepting Palrr.
and Mcssna.
Alter landing at Marsale the Ncapolian vessels
bombarded the town without giving warming ~
the inhabitants but the British interposed for the
protection of the English residents.
1t was reported that the King of Naples bad
had applied for foreign intervention. 1t Is also
rumorol that a treaty offensive and defensive hal
been concluded between Naples, Rome, Austria
and all the deposed Italian Sovercigns
--latest advices from Naples report the utmn t
CONSERVATION and tumultuous demonstrations Il.
mnng the people. The troops were disputed and
the Royal family were packing up their Jewels,
and there were other indications OF an imminent
inSurrcctinn.
Galibnldi was moving on Palermo.
The English government had issued praca,na.
ton against cnlstments for the Pope in Ireland.
The Frrael Bourse had been greatly de- rossel,
hul closed frmer.
Four ships have been sent to Naples n The re.
quest af tie French Minister. Another fleet Wa,
ubous to proceed to the Lrvant.
There were unaufhentcatcd runners Of Il"
French military lean.
II was reported that Lamoreer lad made IA Tor
ward movement with the Parhl troops.
Five thou sand pcdmontcse ttuai,s cmhal ed
r. Genoa to check him, it was POSITIVELY aNs, IT.
ed
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

BfsmoP EARlr Our venerable a,wnsman preach.
el IN Alexandra. On last Sabbath.
The .Ssaiiaei says the Bishop has been to Wash
incton for The purpose Of being presented 10 tho
japanese embassy, chief officer of numerous
society or association nf American citizens, and
tn gain their gai will ami respect as such The
object If the Bishop that the letters aud ere.
dentials # the missionaries proposed t. be sent bv
his church to japan, might c,"isc frien ly c.f,-
alteration, and secure to them all possible immu-
mites and Kindness frm the authorities Of that
distant land In this Bishop Early has disp,aye /
his habtual sagacty aud thoughtfu!ne>s.
lie was presented to the japanese ENJOYS, We
understand. by Gov. Floyd. the lIanoral lie Score
tary f War No topics of theology were of course
introduced the object Of the interview heug as IL
bove explained. not prnselytng but official. We
learn TINT the Japanese ENJOYS very politely gave
the Bishop the assurance that he desired and that
the interview was IN all respects agreeable AID
satisfactory.
If the Bishop only has half chance shown him
he will have an cdicc erected and Methodist
Society in successful operation in Jedlo before the
close IT another year.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

SHooTixG. Lcwcl;n Woodbridge was arrested
SUNDAY afternoon, charged with shooting at Gear-
siana NJ 'rphy, n woman ON River street lie fired
n pistol three times the ball striking her clothing
each time. hnt ta.iJl to hit her person. In con.
seoucnte OF ~ absence If material witnesses. the
consiAerat 8 tie case MAS deferred till the sec.
cont = la ;nd Woodbridge sent to Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
LATEST NEWS M TELEGRAPH.
traRArurp E>rsEssLs roR rnE "LyscnnuKa yme,Nt,S
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER PALESTINE

Farther PoiNr, May 2s-The steamship Pal,
c,tine, with Liycrpool daes to the 10th instant,
aud kilograms via Queenstown To the 18th. arrived
he e to-day
Garial lis expedition Ind landed ut Morale. a
strongly fortified seaport on the Western coast Of
Sicily. under the fire Of TWO Neopotans irigates.
Onc vi GarIhnldi's stcam"rs was sunk and another
captured. Tho volunte who landed we're ut
the time the mails left. fighting the royal troops
Garilnl'ii'S second expedition had already en-
rolled COCO volunteers hut it was stated. in con.
sequence OF nnmcr us Diplomatic r,t rp,entntons
TIE governments of Sardinia would pr, vent Il, de-
pnrurc.
Puhnger, the dcfauling cashier of the L lion
Bank had been sentenced to twenty years rena
sc,>itude
Russia again meuaccs Turkey in favor Of the
Greek Christians.
srcoNp DISPATCH
Garhaldi took lorciblc possession Of the steam
crs in which he embarked. lie published "A letter
IN the Turin papers excusing tho ncion tho
ground that II was done in the interest # the M.
tonal cause lie also published u proclamation
calm. npon the inhabitants Of the moparchies Of
lmhrlu, Sardinia and the Ncapolitan States To rc.
volt IN order 10 divide the t,rres OF the enemy
The insurrecion in Palermo progressed 81 inr
that On the 3olh NJ the termination at Mass
The people raised the cry OF Italy lntcerr'
Liberty forever" In The evening IL GOO people
able to dispense them. The troops were then sum.
moncd and fired, killing and woundng several
Many We're arrested.
The Government IT Sicily had forbidden the car
ryng OF arms.
There was considerable excitement nj Florence
owing to rumors of tho intention of the Grand
Duke to recover his power. The garrison had been
reinforced. and tho National Guard had becn cu.
cd cut.
Ia the British House Of Lords call which
had lecn made Tor the correspondence ol the Brit.
ISL iicials III relation to Gariball's cxpe hlion
attracts much attenion
There had been n,thing authentic relative to
Garlh,lsli'~ movements since his landing. bat it
was believed that lie had been ,urre->Iul over the
rayal tleols. There Was great CONSERVATION in
Naples, aud every symptom OF an approaching
instruction.
The Sayer- aud lIeenan affair has been settled
They are 10 have belt piece. Sayers rctires
from the rlug.
Theodore Parker is dead
COMMERCIAL.
liverpool Markets, May lS.--Cutton sales for
the week amounted to Is, 900 bales, AMI were clo-
sing quiet and easy, but prices unchanged Fair
qualities we've very firm, inferior unsalcalle.
The stock in port was 100000 bales, includin; ),
100000 American. Flour was stsndy. Wheat
slightly advanced. Corn lower, and closing "! til
still dow ward tendency.
VERY LATEST.
LIVERPOOL. Saturday night - Cotton duh With
II declining tendency. Flour steady. Wheat bpu.
Want. Consols ga to 0is.
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JAMES WILLIAMSON

No. II MAIN 81, Ii NJ hBi it, Va
~ WISHES in,fiu his friends that he h-s received
~ Nrprndd assortment 1T H"nncis. Flats. Infants Fancy
~ Hats and Caps Ladies Dress tnps, Bonnei kouels,
Flowers Ribbons shakers. iI"p skirts rsra-, sun umb
rclns. Fans Emhf"lc- Hosiery. Md, six aud la Thread
u,ts ladies and gentlemen, Lace Mis AMI numerous
other ARTICLES
onncl-, Flats and Hats bl'ac. and pressed In the best
BANNER aud Iatcsi Sic.
Cnunr, Merchants supplied on very reasonable terms.
orders promptly attended Ia. Please give call
we will sell very clrap No. 81 MAIN SHEET,
may % l,nrhbnrR, Va.
llAEAFFINE OR toNi. OH. CANDLES have nn hand
small lot of these tandes; They equal 10 the bes,
sperm Candies. For -a1c ch,apby
ANDREW BOYD,
NH ~ i63 Main street lynciburg.Na
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DIsoRpERIY-Thns. Edmundson was before the
Mayor yesterday charged with disorderly conduct.
ani attemI ting 10 break down the door at Jane
Davis on Jefferson street, last Sunday afternoon
WIS fined five dollars.
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Markets.

baltimore, May 2S.-flour has II tendency
dow inward, hut prices are unchanged. i!owatl
street. s. so: Wheat dull Corn downward,
white &c to 20; yellow 6] to g..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

BAniEYc,RH.--Tom Terry, found nsensihlv
drunk ON the street sunday night. was handed
ever to Capt. Made in order hat lie might g
through cooling process.
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WIN. A. MILLER, Ld,ynohhurg, Va
REESE'S PHOSPHO-PERuVIAN, OE
MANIPiHSrhkdAEEbJEfRb, Isl 3uANo.

Finely Ground Gsaso and heat PsrsctaB Gsano,
Oss- Halt Each.
NOTE-we call the attention 81 farmers 70 the ct that The
~ Guano contains plaster other iess cGadcse
sustaaces natural Gadao The additions OF Pgdstee
Of Guano has other effect than 70 reduce
their value Ia ihophae ~ Limo or dnsnsonta both OF when
oResereafa the price of 6uano Plaster to- os USED Win
pI appledin qnaid,iss of several tasheks per
acre hence thai 'e few pounds only that can
e applied when r with uuano, can bs OF lic or na
tanning Ilas1 may no sDld ut i. sts vniue Jusi IN
thai, greater proporton reduced -
We hive furnished the above standard ieniz. farm
planters for the past four years and white
N1ripg of money cost superior value feriiz.
ToBAooo has been amply demonstrated "a ~.
We FORE recommend this Guano 70 consumers, with
entire confidence 10 q standard and reliable fertilizer
nh ssJxegm WM. A. MILLER
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Notice.
MOTHER supply Of GAS FIXTURES arrived. consisiirg
n ia part Brackets, Pendants Peplant Bodies Swing
Joint. &C. Nc bth Gut and Olue making full assortment
Of Fixtures necessary completing work that be
wanted persons in want Of Chandeliers Lamps &c, can
make selection from illustrated catalogue kept or
the purpose containing great variety OF PATTERNS giving
better opportunity of being suited than can be
in any other way. Sra
~ Ali work done promptly q the lowest rates and war
raned to give satisfaction, nj III Main Street. 49,
10 Fnt1 u . sSlsieos
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

UARPER's MAGAZINE For JUNE reached Us seve-
raj DAYS sincr through Messr>. Cree and Victor
who have il iof sale i'll this city, bat we lave not
had urtil now, the opportunity To rl.ice lis con.
tents in detail. Tie number is a capital one and
is the first of the twoniy-tlst volume. 1t opens
with the commencement OF anew serics, IN whlch
Porte Cray1u's pen aud pencil are visible, cali i
~ Summer in New EnGlanl,' Bedford bnlf =
described and depicted, ana adventures on iud
and sea graphically related. There is SEE nd
paper by f. G. Sqnicr, with ensravinGs, N An-
Gent Monuments in the United States. and Il re-
markedly interesting illustrated article uunA III.
sects belonging to the Cotton Plant. TIE IL al
so another chapter Of Thackeray's new novel
which aivnr ces remarkably slowly. These are the
principal papers but there some others IN prose
and verse The editorial part. always good. is TN
usually good. The Monthly Record of Current
Events Literary Notices. Editors Table, Easy
Chair. F4reirn Bureau and Drawer are all capital.
CHRONOLOGICAL Examinations are ludlcrous t. II de-
gree, and as true as the bulk Of such opinions are
we dare say.
PErERsoN's LApiE,' MA6Izt$E has for its June
irontspice. very fine engraving, in line and sup-
pie from Win,erhnlter's portrait Of 1.-THE Lady
Constance this i, Of tie Countess ot GorsvenoT,
the beautiful daughter Of the Ductes ol Suther-
land, we'll known as the Black swan 5 friend an!
Queen Victoria head waiting maid. Ii will be
hard to find better Magazine engraving than
this. A variety of other illustrations, including
numerous fashions and patterns, are also given
The letcr-press is Of average merit, and the
criticisms books though brief. are reliable be-
cause honest and sensible This number tcrmi-
mates Vol. 81 Of this Magazine-so nor Is a good
time for new subscribers to commence
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29

SrEgtE WHITE Man Ben, slave to Mrs
Waswick t,,r STRIKING mn Italian living on Pac's
Ale was o!de ell thirty-nine lasl,cs by the May
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
GEORGE u. DAVIS.
Grocer and Commission Merchant
No. 3l Main st, Lynchburg, Va,

in receipt large Staple Dry Goods,
Hardware Shoes, Woodward Cor,iaIc, &c consisting in
part
2OOo lbs Family Bacon and Lard OF my curing Mack
ce salmon and Herring, srictl! No III a. 4 AMI bar
res Loaf, Cui1.oaf GTnnuate fus Crsed, and extra
Coffee Sugars Moca Java. Isguayra and XII" Coffee aud
Pached Java Ccc; Honey Extra Golden syrup New Orleans
aud Cuba Malasscs; sole Leather, French and pha hn
Calf and Lining and Biuiug skins; Hammered and
Rolled Oval ound square Band and Hoop Iron; Cast,
Blister and Srn. Steel: Railroad AMI orS Shoe Iron:
French and American Glass Pny Locks Hinges aud Scews
bellows Anvs. Vices Plates, Ru-ps aud Flies steel
Springs Iron Axlcs Thmbie Skea and asst Iron Boxes; Ma
na and Cotton Ropes. seine and Cotton lwincs nseed,
Lamp and Tanners OIL Coil and Carriage Narnis Tam,
Toals; rallow, Tar Spis TurnGa. Whit" Lad. Zinc. with
good of Paints Flax and Tow Linen, Plaid and
straps Cloths and Osnabugs: Stone and Wood Chrls,
Tubs Buckets Well Eu, kcs Ne. with every Other article
kept In Grocer, Store all of winch viii be sold cheap for
cash exchange Tor country produce Call and rSain"
sock before you buy Will pay The highest prices for Wool,
Wool olaA Flax Seed, Becswat and other country roucf
sy- CoIsignIncnts solicited. quick sales and prompt
tuIus Imay gif1,I q. D. ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-29
PHGNix FOUNDRY Il ENGINE WORKS

LYNCIIBuRG, VA.
on tie Cdaai. dloss Tie Lrid0e Of the Va. q Tenn "a r.
FEl HIS ESTABLISHMENT has been enlarged meet the
increasing demand for work in its various branches and is
prepared to furnish. -
Portable and staionar, STEAM ENGINES ofany required
power,
Mill Gearing, Shafling Hangers,
tpnlwi in, celebrated Centre Discharge WATER WHEELS
Tobacco Factory Fixtures
Iron and Castings and Wrought Iron work ofcNcrS
description.
work done nj this establishment warranted equal to thai
done at an establishment In the State
Acts g DABNEY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A LIE .nn ". Ro,KE .. rASloR
LEE, ROOKIE & TAYLOR.
w AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, 81 the old stand
Of Las, Rocks Co. Ne ioa Mhn sIrcei. Lynchburg, Va
VIII ia. particular aud prompt ntt-u,ien thc sale Of TO
6lGtp, HHEA7, tpRN, BACON, LARD, RtTTER, FEA-
fHEHSan1 coTSTRf PR0DUt,E generally make lthc
Ia advances produce merchandise In hans nr saie
npi,n and eash tine when required attend promptly To
goods consigned Ia b. forwarded have always hand large
aud veil selected stock GrDeeries Imported aud Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Ae., &c
&c GRAIN B\0s furnished at The usual reni when pro
tuce consigned la Us G,t sale. NH 26
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ron street. and its occupant iucontincn,y pitched
! ont into the mud
, Inc steamers on the Potomac suffered but little
o. the storm. Tie steamer George Page cxpcri.
''e1 same difficulty in entering her slip Mt the
iaot oi hing street. The severe weather en- her
,hfee o'clock trip made The boat carecn enn>ilcra
biy' and the lady passengers were much frightcn
The storm was accompanied Ly fall Of hail in
ntrer portions of thr city.-Alons the wharycs.s
htile or no hail was observed
One hlth of the cellars of the city were fl led
with water, andall the low grounds OF the Neigh.
i"rhood were overnowed.
below th, city, on the river the storm # wind,
ram aud Lightning not SO severe AS in this,
cIiy. hut the hail storm was mere severe and il is
feared great damage has heon done to the growing
crops.
Ia Washington. the storm was very severe The
res drnre I Senator Ritc was anraoicd and other
damage done.
On Saturday light another gust came MP aud
t'r short time we had sharp iightning heavy
thunder and rain.
DEATH OF ALEX. jones, ESQ. We re net 20 an
nonn'e the death of Alexander Jm.e., son of the
late Hon John W. Jones. lie died at the resi-.
OF his brother. James Jones. En-, in Chester.
field county, on Saturday night, after prutractcd
illness
The deceased represented the county Of Ches.
terfeld in the House OF Delegates several sessions
and NJ the time of his dealt! was the Senator
from that District.