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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1860-01-27

CLAW CULTryArIoN.-The Chinese have
many peculiar fashions and fancies, and
one of the most curious is the industry
with which they cultivate their finger
nails. They esteem it 4 good proof Of a
mans being a gentleman, or at least one
is not obliged to labor for q living, if he
has long nails. The Chinese ladies are
also remarkable for preserving these
"beautifuf' saperhuities. There may be
no extraordinary coincidence, compari-
son or special inference in the premises,
but growing habit of having no finger
nails at all is becoming one of the "pe-
culiar fashions" of our own people, as
may be observed at any ball, party, class
meeting, or soiree, about town. The
young ladies have penchant for biting
their finger nails eff, and the young gem
tlemen follow suit-both consider no
nails at all, except the parts adhering to
the flesh, decided mark Of delicacy, de-
cency and daintiness. 1t may be, and it
may be not. Put we like to see a little
border on all sorts of things, and small
rim of finger nail, kept clean and white.
is an excellent contrast to help out the
rose color of the rest.
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PIPES! pipes !

FIFES (FIFNS 7!
HE greatest variety of pipes ever offered
in this Market, conprizing all the styles
now made all over the world also everything
in the Tobacco and Segar line, to be found az
our Esta blishment; and at the very lowest pr
ces; fer sale wholesale and retail at
!. HAMBURGER Il Co,
Noa 80 NAN at.
Sign OF Big Indian in 'front.'
JAZZ Norfolk, Va.
lArgIIA cnnX.l
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DRESSING A SwINDLER Several days ago a
nan went to tailoring establishment in our
city and ordered suit of clothes-Cost $50.
Tuesday night he called, and laying aside
his old rusty sack, threadbare pants, &C., he
put himself snugly inside of the new suit OF
brosdcloth. The fit was most excellent, and
Mr.. David Bernstein, as he called himself,
looked like new man. A check on the
Farmers Bank was promptly given for the
amount, and the stranger departed. But
the gentleman who had GIFTED him out" so
nicely, enquired about the check, and was
informed by the teller that he recollected no
deposit from Mr.. Bernstein, who was in
formed accordingly; but young man, who
sold him new hat and also took his check,
agreed to fellow him up until he raised the
money, which he said he would get from
MIR. James Ward, who owed him $1,000
He left email portion OF his clothes with his
tailor, leaving the amount due only ST.,
and soon dodgisg around corner. disap'
paared, after having got pair of boots, for
which he also passed his check. We learned
last night that he had not been found.
A telegraphic dispatch caused a man to
he arrested at Suffolk, supposed to be the
we'll dressed swindler, but an officer and
person who had seen the fellow, went up
Yesterday and found tn prsoaer "a h. Il
different individual entirely.
The scamp, We learn, also went oil With
out paying his board.
The swiuuler Is abont five feet seven inch
rs high, with black hair and eyes, and i'll
his new clothes is quite n descent looking
fellow - Argus.
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TaE RICHMOND - We briefly stated yester-
day that the fine and beautiful new steam
sIoop of war Richmond had been successfully
launched. We were mislniormed az TO her
going into the mnd on the opposite shore Of
st. Helena. In less than halt an hour alter
leaving the ways, she was secured aionesid t
the wharf, where she awaits her machinery 1,
rigging. &c. She is OF l93 tons, and Lef
keel was laid in March, 1858, by the late
Naval Constructor, Samuel Z. Harit, and TO
him belongs the credit Of her tanltless ana
beautiful model.
There WAS 3 sumpluous and elegant enter
taiament given on BOARD the Pennsylvania
and at the Yard, in honor OF the new Stenm-
CT, and hund reus Oh ladies' anu gentlemen Gu E
joyed the repast and conViylalities Of tne !as
tive occasion.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY.
ALL THE WEEKLY PAPERS
AT the Depot, Nc. 81 Main street.
FOR THIS WEEK, VIZ.
i.rsi,e's Illustrated Paper,
Halpar's Weekly. N Ledger,
Banner OF Light. Home Journal,
budget OF Fun, (Lsslis's)
Dollar Newspaper,
American Union,
Evening Post,
Waverly Magazine,
Weekly Novelette,,
N Y Mercury,
Flag of Our Union,
Welcome Guest
United States Police Gazette
National Police Gazette,
New York Waverly
True Flag, &C, &C, all selling at FOU r cents
each, Nick Max, Leslie's Illustrated Monthly
and Harper's Magazine for February, have all
come to hand. II HATHAWAY.
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UOAHD-Board can be furnished On reason
ID able terms to family ana three young
gentlemen, Fine rooms one has q Closet and
Wardrobe attached Apply at No 40. opposite
Methodist Church Cunbsilsnd street
il I2-tf
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KINDLING WOOD SAWED AND SPLIT B
F1TTr TJ-v1

MACHINERY.
T'EiE undersigned is DESTROYS Of caliins al
tention to his large stock of KINDLit, u
WOOD Sawed and split in lengths to suit grae )
or Stoves, for sale by the Wagon load or box J,
be bought for in any other way for kindling
purposes.
Orders left at my office, corn,r o! adiso;
and Wide Water streets, or sent through the
P. o.. shall receive prompt attention.
OAK and PINE WOOD always on hand sn1
for sale at lowest market prices.
de Ia WALTER J. DOYLE.
NHTE7ITE l. " tG H'DasEs-Ladie-
w White Linen H'dkfs at 61 cts. AtNo.
Market Square
de II TT OWENS
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OH MAIDS. our part we never yet
could discern either the justice or propriety
OF the senseless twattls denunciatory Of old
maids, which prevails to considerable extent
in every community. We know many lovely
one of earth, classed as an old maid, whose
presence is ever welcome by the sick bed or
the couch of death, and whose gentle and
kind hearts ave ever prompting them to best
deeds OF love, in alternating all around them
the cares ard tolls and pains OF suffering
ones. W ho has any thing against an honest
good hearted old maid Who does no, sym
pathize with her in her loneliness, regret her
early disappointments, if not folly, and wish
her better luck ia the world to come? How
cold and heartess to deride aud !neer at her.
And who knows but that she is bet ter off
than those supposed 10 be- happily mated -
If she has less enjOymen,s, she has less cares;
and il she has few ties binding her to earth,
may she not have MANY drawing her iowa I'd
heaven? Who shall say that old maids are
not connecting links between heaven and
arth-medums for the angels? God bless
them
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TIE FAIa.-The ladies OF the Dinwlddie
Street NJ. II. Church, Portsmouth, have
nearly completed all the arrangements Tor
holding their Fair, and it will be commenced
next Monday evening in the Masonic Halt
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local TtexxaS.

MAYORS CouRr, NoRFoLK-F F. Fsrga.
gassn, Presiding.
biddy Rogers, white woman. aud an in
mate of the Aims Rouse, gained permission
to pay our city visit yesterday. but alas !!
for the trailty of woman, she got into bad
company, was Introduced to Old Smith
who buched up to her so strsng that she was
unable to get home, aud the consequence
was that with the assistance of two guar
dians of the night, and one of hlr. Frank
Stewards CARTS she wac safely landed IT the
Palace, where she remained until morning.
and was then discharged with an admoniti0n
to go and sin no more.
CoMPLAINT.--M iss Mary Clark landlady
d Metcalf Lane, appeared before Mayor
Ferguson this morning, and made complaint
against Thomas Sparrow, James Curling
and Thomas Moss, charging them with en-
tering her house yesterday and making an
assault upon her acting bartender Captain
Westcott. Miss Mary Marks who boards
with Miss Clark appeared as a witness in the
case, and by her evidence, Sparrow and
Curling were exhonerated from all blame
but charged Moss as the iastigator of the
riot and the cause of all the trouble. In &C.
cordance with thetacts, Moss was required
to pay So fine, and give security in the sum
Of $50 for his good conduct.
CONSUMPTION, slave of j. L. Doyle,
got under the effects of lightning last night,
and was caught out after hours without
pass. He was taken to the Cataboose, and
this morning on being examined, was order
cd to hug Mr. Post in the Jail yard, and re-
eeive ten stripes.
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CorroS COMING NY esterday afternoon
four barges heavily loaded with cotton, and
other productions of the.old North State EN-
tered our port from the Chesapeake and Al
bemare Canal. Thus the value of this i'm
prosement is beginning to be seen.
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ENCOURAGEMENT.

Ladies and Gentlemen buying Shoes
g.. and Boots of us this week, viii have the
81 sA.~ satisfaction Of getting real Bargains, as
ESQ., we are determined to push our sales
through and sell goods regardless OF cost
de a. ULLMANN.
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BIRD EYE DIAPER
GtONsEIEHiNts super or in the way OF pure
- Linen Bird-ej Diaper tor Children's fine
Aprons may Dr. be f,u nd at No f5
ia -, J H DAWSON.
w II SFS NJ. 1 ETIIEREAL OIL-20
w bbls W esl's No ktheIes Oil now land
ing and Tor sale III IS cts per gallon by the Dbl.
ia Is w ROBERTS. JR L. co
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BGEF--ER BALTIMORE BEEF
{ATE have added to our Grocery business, al
w No Campbelps Wharf, the Cutting OF
the very finest article OF Baltimore Fresh Beef
10 be sold at all hours OF the day. Those in
want of a nice Steak or Roasting piece can
always procure a fresh article, as we shall be
supplied daily on arrival of the boats.
We have engaged the services OF Davy Ed
wards, (col'a) who has been engaged in the bust
ness in our market over forty years.
Ia 10 J Z BELL & co.
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TOBACCO.
6n HUTTS Peoples Favorite, light pressed,
W SO do do Twist,
80 dwarf boxes Damask Roses do,
100 but Is Star OF the West,
so do Moores Slabs;
80 do Royals l0's
so do Billiards. lbs,
20 cases Kilickinick smoking and othei
brands of Fine Chewing and Common Tohac
co for sale at factory prices.
ia 6 LEIGH 4 BRO.
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GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.

GREAT BARGAINS AT THE CHEAP
FANCY STORE.
THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES AT COST
ROHNETs. Ribbons, Comforts, S.ar!s La
- dies and Children'S Hoods.
A large assortment OF heavy Gloves for Gen
tlemen.
for Ladies and Misses
Heavy Alerino and Lambs Wool Shirts for
Ladies and Gentlemen
Here are great bargains and mistake, iii
the above named goods, and a lsO in many other
articles which am selling extremely cheap.
Come, friends. an get bargains at the Ameri.
can Flag, Church street, near Main.
ia % T WILLIAMS.
CUPERlUfs ENGLfsH TlIR FAD EDG
- INCA few pieces OF very fine English
Thread Lace Edging from IS TO 81 X cts at
J II DAWSON'S,
in - IS East Main street.
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MAYORS CouaT, PoRTsMouTR--G. W. Grice
Presiding.
No business Of any Importance before the
Court this morning. City quiet last night
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FkS FINCH MUSTARD
packages oil 4 dozen each, warranted reah
I and genuine.
1de7 KING L TOY
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NOTICE.

NOEECE.
JUS ] OPENED At McCANN'S
CHEAP SHOE sTOAA
49, 100 Gases oi Ladies', Gents and Chi
H. dIens BOOTS, SHOES and CATERS
saa~ Also large assortment of Servant.
Shoes which will sell low at Wbolassls
or Retail, as they must be sold by the first o.
January. DOn't forget Ia g place
THOMAS MCCAIN
"A Main street
de 2-tf Opposite Johnson's Hall
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Opera HousE.-A splendid bill is offered
at this favorite place of amusement tonight.
Two great pieces will be presented, Stran--
ger and Lady of Lyons, in which Miss Plum.
kett will appear as Mrs. Haller in the Strsn-
ger, aud Pauline in the Lady of Lyons, Misc
Morton will sing favorites song, between
the pieces. AS tonight has been set apart tor
Miss Plunkett's benefit, and her last appear.
ance bat one in this city, we hope to see her
greeted with full house.
STILL CONTINUES. Another interesting
meeting was held in the First Presbyterian
Church, Portsmouth, last evening. A
number of penitents presented themselves at
TIE "altar. Preaching tonight as usual
REMOVAL OF RAILROAD AND TELEGRAPH
OFFICE. The office of the Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad Company, and their Tel
egr0ph Office, has been removed to the cor
ner of Main aud Newcastle str ests,
ia 25--3t
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pAFlER's BUTTER-I20O lbs Bakers
ID Butter, for sale at low figures by
j 4 BELL 4 co,
ja2i No. I, CampbeIl's wharf,
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NJ office.

HAN K on hand for Hire, Horses, Carts,
Truck, Drays and Hosting Horses Tor
which will take all kinds OF work for the
same. ] W THAYER.
Agent for A THAYER
W Stables on Hill street, rear OF Bloodgood's
fy Goods store. ia 20-2W
GREAT REDUCTIOS
N. YoBk LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
DO HERALD do do do
And All the Weekly Papera Only FOUR cts
Al DAY BOOK BUILDING
GOOD COOK WANTED.
4 GOOD WOMAN COOK, can get 4 good
home and good wages Apply 10
BENZ PEBBLE,
ia ",I-~iw Comm rcial House Nam ST.
DHihi Il vANA SEGA EtS-I have just
l. received lew 1000 choice Havana SegaTs,
which am retailing low by the box.
il If LW WEBB.
r. BELL q CO., have for sale on Camp
~ beifs " harf, Sugars, Coffee, Molasses
Flonr, Meal, Buckwheat, Goldfish. Onions, Pc.
IatoeS, Ground hinm and fine Salt, Mackerel,
Spots. Blue Fish, Whiskey, Rum and Gin, and
nil Other articles mentioned, to be had al
ia IL No Campbelis Wharf.
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Enp RRnf-

s$3s. Two desirable Stores under the oda
I%ii; Fellows Hall, one occupied now by ).
-Esla Tompkins Esqr., as Furniture Store
and the one occupied by Mrs. Dannanbul :
Millinery. Possession given jan LIST 1860. Ar
ply to f.. T. SUMMERS, President, Or
no 23-tf JT REDMOND, Trs
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SCHOOL mOODs.

ELOuH-Araby Family, n Family, E4
~ va and Snper1nea Norfolk City Mills Eek,
ira. and several other brands of F lour, in stors
ana Tor sale BY T D WILBERE,
ts2a No CamphslPs wharf,
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The VANPYRE.-Captain Steadman, in his
Narrative of Five Years Expedition against
the Revolted Negroes of Surinam," relates that,
on waking about four o'clock one morning in his
hammock, he was extremely alarmed at wetering
in concealed blood, aud without feeling any pain
whatever. 'The mystery was, "continned Capt.
s., ''that had been bitten by the Vampire or
Spectre Of Guiana, which s also called the Flying
Dog of New Spain, and by the Spaniards Peyspvd-
iador. Thisis no other than bat Of moustrous
size, that sucks the blood from mon and, oostle
die; and as the manner IA which thsy rroceed n
truly wonderful shall sndsavor - eIsS disii.et
account Of it: Knowing. By ins>issk shat the
person that they intend 10 attasS IL ID Z sound
lamb ,cy g'n'raliy niight near The feet where
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while the creature continues tanning with his en-
ormous wings which keeps one cool. be bites :
piece out OF the ZIP Of the great toe 20 very snsl
indeed, that the head of pin could scarcely b
received into the wound. which 10 conapqasntly
not painful; ye, through this orifcs no oontiuuss
70 suck the blood until he sOompellcd e disgosrs.
and disgorging until hO Ia scarcely able 10 fly:
and the sufferer has sftsn been known 70 slssp
from time 70 sternity. Cattle they generally bite
In the car, but always In places whore the blood
flows spontaneously. Having applied tobacco
ashes as the best remedy, and washed the gore
from myself and hammock. /. observed several
small heaps Of CONCEALED blood all around the
place whore had lain on the ground; on sx
amining which, the surgeon Judged lAt ] had
Lost ut least twelve fourteen ounces daring the
night" -ls
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and remaining by y in tho marsh until they oil
froxe to death, and says
Almost parallel case to the one narrated above
occurred in this parish Two deer hounds, mother
and son, belonging to gentleman resident 90 the
Coast. ran deer from the Mississippi to Lake
Maurepas,a distance Of thirty-six miles, ,swimming
Now and tho Amite rivers. and killed him in tho
midst Of large swamp ON the bordess Of said
lake. These noble animals kcop guard over tho
dead buck for three days before thoy wore found.
and during that time never touched the gAme They
were ALMOST perishcd and with great difficulty
were resusitated. Tho mothpr has since died, but
her is still alive aud the brag dog Of Ascension
where there are moro and better hounds than in
any other parish in this State.
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Tho Union,

nv LoNofkLLow.
Thou too sail on, o Ship Of State,
Nail On, q Union, strsng and great
Humanity, with all lie fears,
With all the hopes OF future yeara,
Is hanging breaihless on thy fate
We know what Master laid thy keel,
What workmen wrought thy ribs or steel,
Who made eacn mast aud sail and rope,
What anvils rang, what hammers boat,
In what forge and what heat,
Nerc shaped the anchors Of thy Hopei
FeaG not each sudden sound and shock,
'rls of the wave and eot the rock,
'Iis but the Tapping Of The sail,
Aud not II rent iuade by the gallo!
In spite OF ruck and tempest ronr,
ln'spite Of false lights on the shose,
SAIL on, nor fear 10 breast the SEA!
our hearts, onr hopes are all with thee;
Our hearts, our hopes, our praye,s, our tears,
Our faith triumphant Ger our fears,
Are all With lhec--nrc ali With thesl
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FAITHFuL HoUNDs.-the Ascension Louisiana
Acadian copies the story told by the Savannah Re
publican, of pack ofhounds runnin. down 4, r
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TERMS

m. yIICINIAN published daily at s6 and TIL weekly al
. ~, snnum in advance, and Weekly at ~ Invariably IN All
20 a.hrrvise s250 Will be charged In all cases No paper
van - dsoninued except thc option OF tho Proprietor UNI
y, III arearae.s shall have been paid .. -,
"a IDes or less rst insertion and S1 cents r eaen
~ nness ordered inncrfoTm weekly and then on
@ er souare VII be charged for each insertion 1.-THE NUM-
ee be not marked the MsSh VIII be puniished
mi, ,,, ardsred ou aud charged accordingly
" THE YEARLY RATES ARE: A..
For one squarc uaig; III, observation-disclosures. 90
For two squhIes aaa.. ..L,y ................... Us
For two squares triwceky - , Il, sn Nv
cia contract. ,, u, ,,,,,aa N ,bc,r iu,medat In bu
~ she ndyerscn,enis charged for transient rates
An new advertisements appear IN the daily ahc tr"eek
notices which exceed eigM lines are charged
rateably for the excess
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RIGHTS OF THE STATES. AND THE UNION OF THE STAT
LYNCHBURG TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 6. 1856
MISCELLANEOUS.
10Th Semi-Annual Gard

YE subscribers invite the their nume.sus Gus
TONERS and the public generally to their
pete stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now In store.
comprising every article pertaining W the
Clothing and sentlemenS, Furnishing Trade.
o The latest and most approved styles aud materials Deter
mined TO maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation
our kstabismen We have spared excellence
IN every Department. and TO provide for the
Of customers.
The annexed s but imperecty indicates the variety Of
rAi sTocK correct ien of which only he obtained by
animation best quality French medium aud low prices Brund
Cloth Goats Our Cloth Coats always having
the load IN Style it, and general perfection will be found
suas possible those sold by US In former Choice
styles Cashmere business suits, Over Coats, Farmers Riding
ooas Inverness Mnnas Congress Over Coats Victor Emanuel
Paeots Bnck and facy Cashmere Pants Vests In the great
est variety and MATERIAL French Yoke Shirts large
Ways hand lShirts made TO order when prcfered)
re stock OF Mems Under Wear Of best make and MATERIAL
oravais soar beaufort Etox, onaamtrt, Garhald, aud
other new sty lie Te Gaptlcmeis shaw Is and Travelling Blank
cts Railway tugs, Gloves KID, Calf Wash Norway Cashmere
Yhreai, the famous Mountain Buck, and other seasonabn
Gloves, pock, handkerchief. Socks Dressing Robes
BURkotAinS, SHAFER n co,
sept 2s-ds l0l Main Street.
FENRfMMINGSl TRIMMiNGS!!-We offering great
bargains In Dress and Cloak Trimmings In order Ia make
room for nm carly Spring stock. /. A. n r. klNSEY.
feb
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j. MATTHIAS &c Co,

j. MATTHIAS &c Co,
No. 81 Main street. Lynchburg. Va,
r. BEG leave to call the attention of the public 10 their
E1 Jlarge and elegant stock Of FALL WINTER GOODS,
VIZ which will he for inspection, MONDAY
iem 70 consisting In part of very large 10, Of Velvet ca
and Cloth Cloaks and handsome Fail Wrappng also,
great variety Of handsome Bonncis, Miss Hats thircns
Hats and Caps Ribbons Flowers Feathers, Rouce Head
Dresses Dress and Moar Caps, Nett Caps and Golfers Lace
Goods BACK Front aud Side Hair Brais and Curl JET Orna
ncnis Fancy Hair Pins, Combs Brushes Soaps pcrfumry,
nnd Hoop Skirts with elegant lot of FURs from $3
$40 se with many articles too mention. We
ec assured that all Ia want of goods will find their
age 10 call we prepared 10 sell very reasonable
prices.
Orders from the country will receive particular attention.
cF REPAll.lNG done us usual In good style.
sept 23-tts j. N. Il co.
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AMERICAN CUANO.

AMERICAN GUANO.
Rom ARNIS AND BAKERS ISLANDS,
In the Pacific Ocean,
offered to the Plnhiers Dealers the
tory results have been attained by practical experiments
made by gentlemen in Virginia who have used side h.,
with The Peru,inn Eide Island fertilizers and who
testify TO its superiority, Importance and value.
II will act upon soils ap immediate well as durable
tilizer enriching, but not eXhausting.
II Is sold ut much less price than Peruvian and when
NRsr TIME COMES the result viii be great grcatcr
Pamphlets containing certificates farmers
Virginia and other States will be arded upon application
am SOLE AGENT OF the American Gnano ComIan, Rich
mond and all packages will have name, with the
Of the Company Qhe American eaglcD and will be warranted
pure VIII be put up in strong bags barrels the option
Of tine purchaser Price $40 per ton
FELIN H. CAVE, 12th street, Richmond,
feb 23-ts MOSES LACY, Agent for Lynchburg
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Grass Seeds.
ON hand good stock Clover Timothy, Orchard Grass
~ Herds Grass aud English tirass Seeds which VIZ viii
sell low NOWLlN " MIRREIL,
Jan 27s No 6l Main street
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Notice.

LNRESCH, German and American PLATE LooKMGGLAss In
Il plain and fancy Gilt, Rosewood Walnut and Mahogany
Frames, at greatly reduced prlces at the old stand.
JOHN L. WINSTON,
sept 9dts No. 10 Main St.. opposite the Norvel House.
A PPLE BRANDY:-Pure Country Apple Brandy, on con.
"A sgnment-for sale low by JAMES BOYD d co.
feb 14-ts