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New Volume
w. T. BERRY & COMPANY,
RAEE ALSO on SALE
Vol. VIII.
BEZYG VOL II. or THE AMERICAN REV0LU7IoK
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.

Octave. Uniform with the previous Volumes.
This yIune comprises the period extending Battle
Bankers Hill to the signing Of the Declaration Of Independence
on the second Of August and Includes among other things the
siege Of Boston. the DeTOaon Of England Russia for
HoOps written from paPeu from the Archives Of England
France, including letters from George III and the Empress
catharne the invasion Ct Canada from private letters rs
pers Of General Montgomery and bis family the
France and san from copious documents obtained
France and MaG the dinenaon Of Turgot war the
revolution in the French Cabinet the proceedings Congress-
in part from unpublished private journals BY ths members
nSurrecion in North Carolina from very unpublished con-
temporary AceOunts the purchase Of troops fa the
fullest collection Of with letters Of III
German Princes Ministers and Agents. ancy the Cen
@ Colonies the movements for taking Independent govern
nens the Virginia Declaration Of the Nan; the battle
Of suii vans Island, in part from nAssss ths ResoIaon
Of Inde sndence; the Declaration Independence the Signing
the Declaration.
The Of manuscript materials collected this voIunzs
complete ard unOlds the origin progrels every i'm
poran measure, tracing the prOsss Of the RsVolaon con-
plsteI in reference part Of the United Stairs pre-
snting the sue aso in sresOn the history world
during the period Of its progress
The history Of the Revocation will be completed In
volumes.
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Also
Notice.

Regular Meeting OF the Vale Of Tempe Lodge I39,
Free and Accepted MaOns held their Hall in Pkevlle,
Monday, "d July 1867" BvASDER expelled
from all the rights and pyils OF Has Dry Oss
masonic conduct W.S FINDLAY, Sec'y pro TEN,
Onion and American copy two times and forward accounts
LODI Athens Post,
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TENHE Broadway Mills tins will be prepared to
grind Wheat Corn for toll Farmsrs in the Ighborhood
requested to call and examine the ARA gemeDts.
iulyi4-h n DICKEY. Agents -
COAL OIL LAMPS
q DOZEN Coal Oil Lamps, o. various styles, htted with
nsTaS Ssa-si "''N '''-'A isRAiNs. BROWN CO q
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To C"rresp OndenEs.

1t will great friends,
In writing US, will beal in mir the following rules
Away1 give the date Post Once county, and State in the body
OF your letter.
II you wish the Paper changed from one ece another give
both Offices in full.
II you writs business and other matters on separate
sheets Of paper, or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited facts
and subjects be of information public
Anonymous communications ofwhaieYer receive
ttention.
Correspondents should write only upon the paper
We cannot undertake TO return rejected communications
All letters business should be dected Messrs J.
GRIFFITH co.. and not personally to either Pro
prietors p
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Dissolution,

UFAVING this day sold and my partners D.
4 Morgan, J. Cheney Jas A. Dune my interest
the business of Morgan Co including all
personal. l retire the said firm.
Nashville, June 30, 1860 ST CLAIR NJ MORGAN.
The firm business Of Morgan Co.. will by
the undersig ed S. MORGAN
C. J CHENEY.
eoI I'm JOSRPHA DUNCAN.
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UST PEN Il ID.

81 Union SITeet3 81
nUR Spring and Summer FASHIONS, together with choice
Of French Cloths, CsSsmeres Nestngs &C,
Of latest mporons which will be made up n our u 'ual supe
rior style, and which respectfully invite attention
J c HARVEY s. CO.
B-Always hand a select assortment Of furnishing
goods
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Ranny's combined Reaper and

kKTITH WOODS IMPROVEMENTS .ssThi
Wv celebrated daehibe eceved the first premium of
5OLD MEDA the bestcombned Reapng Moving Machine
at the great United States Agricultural Fair held at Louisville
Ky in September 1857 The trial Syracuse New
York, in July, where all the pa Machines in the United
States thoroughly ted The committee made theraEard
through Marshal P Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, st Louisville, Ry.
received ward the Reaper bes
Mower before committees appointed the PIes
dent Of the Davidson County Agricultural Society," at Nashville
In July, 1857 OF the machines Tenn
Numerous other premiums snd awards given this Msnhnf
during tie last season, every Machine in America.
The above machines are for sale by the undersigned,
3. 7. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the State.
. FISHER, WHEELEe & 90,
ID &vu Ta-s
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9asbbiIIt anium ann 3msriran.
Daily IS; Tri.weeIkly s5; Weekly SO.
Rates OF AdVertising.
RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE

One Square, year Sso-Each additional Square, SlO
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for, will be charged for the excess.
IN THE WEEKLY.
ONE DoLR per Square for the hrs and FrT CENTS for each
subsequent Lsertion
Advertisements published boh the Daily and Weekly will
be charged the full daily with half the weekly
added.
Transient Advertisements paid for ct tie time Of
Insertion.
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VTTE have st five cents a paper, fifty
wv dozen
Viii Dutch Turnip Feed Long White Turnip Seed;
Red Top Strap Leaf Turnp Seed; Yellow Aberdeen Tarnip
Fenland Turnp Seed; Laing's Ruta BAya Turnip;
Robertson Golden Ball Turnip; Striking knta Baga do
III the above from Bliss famous Nurseries, warranted
iuIy4-tf - MACKENZIE AZ MTNCHIN
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Most ExtensIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFA CTORY.

VNTM. KEABE A OF, , Nos 1, 3, and !, Fuaw street, Of
w Beltmore respectfully inform their Southern friendl
that they enlarged their factory and are now prepared
supply the great demand for their pianos. They uBquen
ably the durable and contain al the latest Improvements
and are fully guaranteed for i've years and crest
power Of tone and agreeable toueh they unequalled
ThabeT aosch and other great Pansts have used them
They have for the last ten years. tkkent the first premiums over
all eoupe on in all different States where they have
exhibited Last wear they received five first premiums; two al
Montgomery Ala One for best Southern made piano. and
one for the best against all composition
ceiyng bv J. A. MCCLURE,
may5, 60-dAwIy Sole Agent, Nashville.
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CHAP CLXV An Act to establish mail six times week from
Sacramento, in California to Olympia, Territory q
WASHINGTON. :

UhAP ULAN An ACT 70 esIabsh mail SIX times from
Sacramento, in California, to Olympia Territory Of
Washington. =
Re enacted 1y tie Senate and House of Representatives
Of the CHited etGtss Of america i Cagrsss Asselsd T
the Postmaster General be- and he hereby authorized H
rcted to modify the contract with contractors no per
forming srvces routes EeYe thousand hundr d and
foytb and twelve thousand Eve hundred fifty 50 as
TO provide for the OF the entire United State mall
n four horse stages daily schedule OF seven day from
April hrst TO December hrs and twelve days ma der OF
the year. from Sacramento via YrekA, Jaeksonvle RO br
Oakland and saleE TO Portland Oregon of
ninety thousand dollars the expire Sc
Der fifteen, eighteen hundred sxyour that the P
master Gene al be, and is hereby Authorized directed 20
establish service six times week, schedule Of thysx
hours throughout the from Portland Vancou-
Fer St Helens and Monticello, Olympia Washington Ter
ritoy BY contract compensation to exeeei the
rate mile allowed from with
service from Portland to COwz and gowz 10 Oymp
by the General directed 10
continue the San Francisco To OmDa
via Portland and Astoria Oregon the service conm
plated by this act is established
ARPRovED, June q, 1870
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Tyree = Springs,
mCustcn work"

VKTILL opened for the Of visitors by the
w 10th OF June. Persons desrous Of visiting the
Springs ad Of this time will he uodAted
49, TRs hUssWURM.
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Valuable College street Property for
Sale at Auction.

ON SATURDAY, Sept st, at 10 O'Clock NJ will sell at
public safe, the Court House. that valuable lot Col
lepe street, fronting eighty six feet College street. and front
Capitol Avenue hundred and eighty five which
comfortable dwelling house and brick Office in
this property presents inducements unsurpassed ty
the city of Nashville, examination of which only
necessary confirm this belief The liberal
day of sale Persons wishing to purchase privately
do by calling the undersigned at the office Of FRENCH
IRwM RIED II. s. FRENCH
Nashville, August Is 1860
PsHAvng removed the country possession be given
Immediately. II. s.F.
ALSO,
will offer at public sale at time and place. 26 feet front
and O deep Market and Joining the large warehouse
being erece J by A Hamilton, Esq. Terms liberal
augI5-d till sept LIST IL. S. FRENCH
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MarshaI's Sale of Real Estate.

will also rent, fer the ensuing year. upon
the commcdiohs dwelling at the Of Broad and Vauhal
Streets present occupied BY Hayes, Esq Apply at
Cherry street, to L & BRoEE, or TO
.-nv EUGRNE IrNDERXO0n. :
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CHAP CL&IVAn Act providing the punishment of Mar.
sha Deputy Marshas Of the United States or other Mnise-
Custody. " ~
edced Oyte Sedts and House Of ReDresentatiUes
ne Oed staEes OF ADeTtcG, IN Congress dsseELsd That
whenever any marshall deputy marsha other ministerial
sna beye IN his custody prisoner BY virtue
cess issued under the laws of the United States By any court
Judge or commissioner and such marshal deputy msrla
other ministerial officer shall Voluntarily prisoner
escape Inc oheer offending shall be deemed guilty mise-
meanor and conviction thereof district or circuit
court OF the United States shall imprisoned or both
according to the discretion Of the which
shall take place. having respect TO the Of crime with
Wheh the escaped prisoner shall have been charged
exeee ing two thousand dollars and for exceeding
two years This act shall be taken and apply not
only to in which the prisoner who escaped charged
found gull Of offence against the Of United States
but also to in which prisoner custody charged
with offences against any foreign government vita whom the
Unit States have treaties Of extradition.
APPRovED June 81, IS6O.
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' EDWARDS. HARRIS q Co.
Turnins! Turnips!!

(sUccEssoRs TO EDWARDS, GILkkRsoh & COZ
KETILL continue the Wholesale Grocery Forwarding
wv Commission business the old stand College
Church streets julyI5-n
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1HnO SALARY FOR ALL WHO SEND
SNLNL their address A -.

ZUND their address to A fULLAM, proprietor Of the
American Stencil Tool Works Sprin field The old pioneer
oce still open Springfield Vt. Eastern Office n Nesnts
EEchanFe, Boston Principal Office 2I2 Broadway New York
only practical Stencil Tools made patented by FRI
sold for elO including stock retail for sI5O
With activity s amount may he realized by any one in two
weeks time anywhere The tools will be exchanged and new
se riyen within 10 years with prot e. re
CERTIFICA1E FROM REFERENCES.
We under signed being residents Of Sprngheled Vt
hereby certify acquainted with FULAH who is
enRAgd the actue II Stencil Tools,
b e fsc,ly responsible the honorable uhmnt OF AN hi,
contracts and Of money him Tools
Colburn President Of Exchange Bauk, Springfield Vt
Aloert Brown, Cashier of Exchange Bank.
Geo W Porter. Treasurer Of Springfield Savings Bank
Henry Closson, Judge Of Probate Court
Coo. Wsshhurn, Postmaster
samuel W Porter, Clerk OF Real Estate Records.
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Kingston Snrtngs.

open for the Tuesday
the Sd day OF July Mr.. JEssKE PARRIsu will accom-
mediation nbus leaving the Sewanee House Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday st O'Clock, NJ, arriving tie
springs t" dinnerfare two dOsrsoce and register Sewa
House The medical qualities of these Springs we'll
dyspepsia diseases OF the ve for complaints
incident females they unsurpassed There five sul
phur springs different qualities tesle free newly
discovered chalyb, ate
TeFmS.sPer so
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L%%-l,
E%@ffE;sR For Sale Is
Ell5tS1ls35 -
COUNTRY RESTDENCE,

THNWO and half miles from Nashville tie Mureesbero
Turnpike Road The dwelling OF built in modem
style and commOdous containing Gne
besides halls sntechsmbers china store room and
/ and situated in
A Beautiful Grove of Forest Trees.
The Iche. wash and house also Of brck-wth
81 necessary out buildings, and large cistern,
The place contains thirty excellent land of which
twelve are in Heavy Timber.
No bridge Railroad TO pass and the Togate will soon
moved beyond,
Also, adjoining the above Beautiful Building Lots
containing from six to thirty seventeen acres
heavily timbered
These lands Eel adapted gardenngbeng near the
city and u soil rock Possession given AT
For apply to The undersigned premises or at 80
College street II FORD
Nashville June % go dH
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
w. I. BERRY e. co.
ZAFE REQETTEl

MEMORIALS OF THOMAS HOOD, cO,lee..s,
aAngedand sde by his Daughter With Preface and NOts'
/ by his Son. vols
These very interesting volumes coutan all that will ever ~
given to the public, Of the details private life Of HooD
They comprise eopous extracts from and
give to the VERDI for the estme several new humorous poems
and various literary fragments.
AOTOBIOGRAPHICAL RECOLLECTIONS,
% ne late CHAELE 2OHzET LGsLIE, R. A. Edited BY TOn
TAYLoR, Esq.
Ths very interesting and important the ausho
personal reninsercs-nevr efsre given to the world-ith
original anecdotes and fragments Of the conversation Of many o
the most 5Oted literary artists Of the present
these are --''"S
coleridee, s;rWsis.r s,.,. cA-,.1
S1oney smith, Washington Irving, Washington Aston
mordsSorth, Be1iamn West, Samuel Ro1eTs
chantrey, NortScote Sir Tbo1., L..
Landseer, stothsr5 Co,-s.sS. N~Hrehess
Fuseli HSVdoD SS1,s ssao., =
me Vouneaso contains e0poUs extracts from the sorssDou
denee Oh Mr. LESLIE among which mag several intses
7s stsrs fron gAsassTOx Ikvne hitherto unpuhlished
THE QUEENS OF SOCIETY. By GR,c. ana
PHILIP WHGRroN
Biographies Of sarah Duchess Of MarIborough Madame IA
land; Lady MARY Wtrley MOLtague Georriana DueAes, f
DeVonsAre; Lehsia Elizabeth Lanson (E.L); Madame de
seTSne Sydney, Lady Morgan; Jane Duchess Of Gordon
Madame RecsnieE Lady Hervy Madame de saei Mrs rhr.e
PioEz Lady Caroline Lamb; Seymour Dsme La .,ouis
du DeHord; hrS Elizabeth NOnasu Mary Countess Of Pea
broke and La Marquis de Mantenon By GRACE and PutsP
WHARTON illustrated BY oHARLEs AErAxoSr DoYLE and the
Brothers DALzIH. VOL I2no.
STUDIES OF ANIMAL LIFE. Bv sro,sr Hzx,v
LIVES. vol
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pLACKmAN a GILLESPIE,
(SloHOLs' coRSER.)
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK

nOOTeS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALISES,
Travelling Bags Carpet Bags, Ladies satches ami every
Article usually kept 10 our line
Our goods with 20 to the opinion Of
our MANY friends We determined
oueyes the utmost to please all who call upon
arQ4 n
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Notice.

yENHE copartnersp heretofore existing under the style OF
WARDS GLKKRsnN & Co. was this day dissolved by
t1al consent GnKERsoN retiring from The firm.
J0 EDWARDS,
J. 4. GILKERSON,
July u, 1860. E. p EDWARDS.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
KTIsUING other Investments, we propose to sell
Nv all our ReA Estate in Davidson county, as follows:
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
EtuRtedon the Franklin Turnpike within half mile Of the cy
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
This perhaps the commanding thevcnty OF Nash
ve and desirable country residence The house Will
be sold with L CT 10 acres Of land the purchaser may choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
the Tract, situated the Smith Turnpike old
Lebanon road within ree miles Nashville. containing O
The soil good is we'll wateTsd and bered and can
be divided into small tracts Of twenty UPWARDS, all Of
which admirably adapted for country market gar
Sens and dairy fsrms Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
road nov occupied by T. c. McUSmpbe and formerly
Owned by Thos Harding, containing about 25C This
psceis - well known S 10 need further description It will
also be divided tosu purchasers T. McCsmpbel will show
thesn places TO any who will call
All the above property will be sold reasonable termF
= credit OF one, two three and four years.
Apply A v s. Lindsey Nashville or 10 either Of the m
derBignde' THOS. c. McC AMPBELI.,
Six miles Nashville
). J.A.MCCAMPBELL,
nhSi Nashville
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-1u w
Horse per so
Children aud servants half price.
WM T. YEATMAN,
Z. J. KREIDER,
-,,orr- o., C,,ra IL
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Terms of Buying Goods,

Are vOrsss and Nashville the iAsss the Rstai
AerehAntst % supply the demand.
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At the Nan and Mortar, on Market street, opposite
Union street, NdShUMe,
"AVING received full supplies of FRESH GOODS oGerI
III III for sale, at the lowest prices,
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals,
SURGICAL, MIDWIFERY AND ANATOMICAL ISsTRU.
MENTS.
Paints, Oils and window Glass,
VARNISHES. SPICES, GLASSWARE AND STONE
WARE; PAINT VARNISH COACH AND
ARTIST BRUSHES, DYESTUFFS.
PERFUMERY.
FANCY AND PLAIN SOAPS.
Fine Tooth and Hair Brushes, Letter and Cap Paper
Pens, Inks, &c.
Tobacco, Snuffs and Cigars,
Powder, Shot, Lead aud asfe.y Pure wns BrAndss,
Spirits, &c.
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Stocks of Goods,

Equally good snd generally hetar, frOu which EyOu can
make your selections in NashTills.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.

UViE VIRGINIA LIFE INsO i US. Svn " -.
NY now fully prepared business and me auenuon OF me
nnh IA earnestly called to the Importance OF Us onect Inn
rompany under charter divides OF IL PRONE
every TIRES years among the policy holders thereby giving me
nsured the Mutual .ne
perpetual Capital Stock Of 100000 and ne
stockholders have permanent moneyeu " "
affair prudence and economy. 80,
The Charter requires Of the Capital STOCK ana EsInng
70 be In Bond and Mortgage on
worth double the amountt ,,,...,A
The chief object Of the Company 70 Ao IN ~
The mmense Of money which goes rom our Sie
@ i1Ss Prmums 70 Northern Companies That money VIII be
loaned 10 Customers Tor term Of years ~ 'e@'' ~
bursed in our midst. ,,.,. n-u,,
Endowmens and Annues granted Lie and term fonciesH
aued Al other good companies oA'1 seuio
0H' ''-' " DIRECTORS,
VIM II. MacfArlAnd, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen, san 4, Dsyg,
5Sos w MeOapes Thomas p. AuguIt,
John Il. Montague, no. a. nAeIy
80 GInter JB. McolellAnd,
Iohn Ionrs p. I. Moore,
~. + Anner.on John II. Claiborne,
80, n Crenahav b. @. Wherry,
~. n psne Vim. H. Christian,
H. 4. c. Baskerville, MynunnASg nooere'nt
W., II Haxan Peter Q. Warwick,
~. n Rrooke Il. o. HAskins,
a. n sheu Edward Norvel,
Wsiin1ton Goddln Geo. J. Sumner,
John Dooey. " o. mooiuHuse'
Vice President-wM H. HAAALL
PAysicdn-Dr. BLAIR RURWELL
Anorney-R0ScoE b. hEATH, ESQ.
e1-Omre oorner Main llth streeta, Richmond.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
- q; =.


ON and AFTER Monday the Let Of October,
" The Mail and Passenger Irains,
VIII leave Richmond daily, Except sundays az $50 NJ Tor
saunon all intermediate Way Stations connecting al Cot
donsye with Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains or
Alexandria and Intern edae stations and az Charottesvs WIN
LyncbuTg and all points Wet and Southwest OF
that place every other day viz Tuesdays, Thursdsy and
sstiays for and stations West OF siauniou
Harmnn Browns Stages with the train at stAunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen On Tues
days Thursdays and Saturdays, for Lexington.
arman Mason aud Company Sage connect with the Iran
on Ibursdays and days. ~ Nboro for the warm
Bprns Jackons River for the White Sulphur Springs,
LeviSburg, &c -
RETURNING,
The Mail Train leaves Jscksons River on Mondays, Wednes
DAYS and Fridays, at s:i5 p. 81, for staunton.
A FREIGHT TRAIN with PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED,
will leave waynesboro 7i5 and staunion at DAD A. h,
Mondays, Wednesdays and fridays for Jacksons Bver
RETURNING,
Leave Jackson Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
at 7si5 4 NJ, for WayneboTo'
eThrough Tickets for the Warm and white Sulphur SPRING.
Lexington L.wlsbrrg Ao for Winchester ynchburg Bon
SACKS Salem shaRsyi Chrstanbug, Bristol, Knoxville Dali
ton Chattanooga Nashville Grand Junction. Memphis Canton,
New Orleans and all important Points In the Southwest can be
procured at the Ticket Office. - ..u...,.r
ncil General Superintendent
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Ixl -
DAILY LINE or PACKETS.

yIyRI. WEEKLY, THR, UGH TO LYNCH hsa<-.nTTIUt
Il BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, EIE<ESfscz1sZ
AND TRI.WEEKIY ON TIE OPPOSITE DAYS MAKING A Dali
LY LINE AS FAR AS sCoITsViLLE
gcmondt 10 sco.tsylc 30 Richmond 10 Lexington - 90
LyncAburg.. 20 q" " Buchanan. 90
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday at NJ and and after the 9Th September the Way
scotsve will P NJ Tuesday, Thursdays and Sat
far Sco;isve Returning leave 5cotts
Vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday at liz NJ
Zee distance time n passing In card below for through
ne and observe scove line win pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hours going up hour
later coming doSn. . . -
Richmond Monday, We'd Leave Lynehburg
nesday aud Friday T. NJ nesday and Friday, at r. NJ
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SASH. BLINDS AVID DOORS.


TEIHE Oldest Establishment In Richmond where be DO had
the articles "a perfection the shortest notice
Being confident Of giving en'e Saaciion the subscriber soil
cite heretofore the public patronage Having recently added
cabinet and carpenters Turning u his business public
have their work toitos d.sdg delay. Give call
ss9i-u MILES AMBLER, Mayo stIsst