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VIRGINIA ELECTION RETURNS.

"a.
For Congress-Serrclt SIC, Lewis ia, Snodgass 49,
For Board of Public Works-Prcc lao, Graham 349.
For House Of Dclegales-Parck 656, Smith 40, kennu
4g7 Hedrick $40 McMucn ALL Wurth 800.
CARELL.
Prices majority 225, Steretts majority Snodgrass
SO and Lewis l47. A. McComas, Wing, elected 10 the
House of Delegates.
PUTNAM.
Harvey, Democrat elected TO the House of Delegates BY
l2e majority Morris, Wing. Prices majority 60 For
Congress- Snodgrass received 3i vocs Lewis g. Scret
ll0.
MASON.
Thomas Wing elected the House OF Delegates Ser-
rett for Congress, has plurality over his competitors
JACKSON.
Andrew Waugh Wing elected To the House of Dele
gates Snodsrass has large majority Serrclt and
Lewis.
HENRY.
Gravply, Free School Why, elected Harston, DEM
hy 6S minority. Wing gain Bocock beats Wuotton Tor
Congress 70 the Free School Wings voting for Ave
rct independent Democrat, very numcruusly.
PATRICK.
Staples Wing elected by about 400 majority over Bur.
we'll Democrat. Bocock's majority 10
MORGAN.
For Cougress-Fuulkncr 1893, BDtcler eli.
For Senate-NulIn (W) 236. tliet CD 353
len wv 1852.
For Board Of pa5ic Works-Armstroug $685. Beale 100
MONROE.
The following is the result OF The election held in this
comfy on Goth MAY
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THE PROPER SPHERE AND DUTIES OF WO.
MANOR last Sabbath afternoon, tie REV. MOSES D.
Hoes OF Second Presbyterian Church. delivered very
eloquent and striking address upon this very interesting sub
Ject.
A friend Of took some notes Of this admirable Sermon
but has been able prepare them for the press We
understand thu; the eloquent preachers anmadversions up
On the Fanny Hrivh,s Abby Kelys and other advocates
OF what they choose call ''fenlale emancipation were
most sarcastic and instructive He thinks that those who
desire 10 give the right vote become Legisla
tors Commanders In the Army and Commanders in the Ma
W. are advocates Of that which would woman al
together.
The exercise of The proper attributes belonging to each
SEX is glory and honor 10 them. But TO dsarrange
them Is to weaken and bedim those attributes.
Mr. HIS remarks based upon Proverbs 3lst chap.
from l0h Isl inclusive probably of the
passages Holy writ upon the subject of
The particular duties there named may be required of
generally the day. but the remarks of that
ancient writer Lemue, most certainly cannot be mistaken
as indicating the proper circle for her To occupy.
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The reader will by reference 10 another column that
the Choir connected with the Centenary Methodist Church.
will give Concert OF Sacred Music this Tuesday
ing There is growing taste for such entertainments
among people, and we among those who rejoice
herea. Singing singing, adds much 10 the atrac
yeness Of church exercises and oil who trould make
people church goers should encourage oil efforts which
calculated improve Church Music. Apart from this from
The preparations which have been made BY the parties
es,ed we are assured that The public will be repaid for their
attendance this evening" and therefore advise them to 60
Let the church well filled and due be thus
given 10 our singers themselves elevate the
ard OF sacred music in all churches and especially
present instance those who attend will al the time
aid in laudabe charity.
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NrTrowAY IOrHT .T0rsI ThWFsfly. jane q. 1888
tn" death ." Ga" JOHN u KNIGHT the presiding Ju>tIc.r
she Count Nntlrway. ,vn@ known Ia.
tho cir members Bar mel TO-
gellrr aud led Col Travis II fa Chair APPOINTED
Rcar.! s of the following
resolutions "cre offered by Mr. Lon" BouiC and unanimously
adopted:
Resolved That deeply regret the death John H.
Enicli Preceding Justice County Court
R"spr That gratefully remember the public services
Ia. deceased lis official and that ." justice calls
urh ihls al
Resolved That hr County Eou hereby requested inert
ttie.c ie cords that copy be- by the
Secretary s lIr widow Col John r. Knight aud
risritcy be inserted IN published
Richmond aud lc;rFshmiG TRAVIS II. EPES, Chairman.
RICHARD EPEs
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Edmundsan for Congress. and Chapman for Senate had
For Legislature

SUICIDE IN NEW KENT COUNTY.-Mr D. s. NJ
Crump of New Kent County hung himself room OF his
dwelling near The Cross Roads, in New Kent County, early
Saturday morning II appears that he after dawn
and sent his two 10 the barn feed The horses
On coming back the house. they found their father
pended by The neck the of his bed dead Ii
that his vile had been in delicate health for time
past ani that recently he has been very much depressed
feelings and in gloomy, morbid state OF mind He
gentleman Of much intelligence highly respected and
teemed throughout New Kent County and by all of his &C.
qHaiutances Di.p1.ei
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GREAT TEXAS LAND CASE DECIDED.-A suit
wh. was Instituted New Orleans, in November, 1851
in The name OF Mussna for the recovery OF the rights
and interests upon certain lands situated opposite the city
Of M,iamo-as Mexico, and the site Of the town OF
Brownsville Texas, has just been decided IN favor OF the
plaintiff, The verdict directs that all the property acquired
by Bassie Hord be conveyed TO inc plaintiff within 80
pllnti s25 900 damages and that Belden and Alng
vey 10 him all the property purchased by them. In default
defendants making The the jury award hs
plaintiff Inc sum Of s24 Q0o in lieu Of the property The
plaintiff; il refund 10 the defendants the they o
ginaliy paid fer the property.
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limited STATES REVIEW

SIR T. A. Foster the proprietor of This excellent work.
called on US yesterday. We pleased 10 hear that This
standard organ of The Democracy is making rapid progress
in public iavo especially at the South. The june No.
contains several fine articles; among Others Ike
cial and political of Europe which bears strong
marks OF James X Pauldinss pen. Mr.. F. will remain in
Richmond day. and those who desire valuable and sound
periodical should seize The occasion 10 subscribe the
United States Review.
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LATEST NEWS 81 THE TELEGRAPH

'ROsl NEW MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS JUNE Z Letters received state thai Gov
as arrived al FL Pasa May 24lh, with seven hundIet
troops but finding General Lane unsupported by the peopIe
ne returned. :
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Partisan King yesterday yesterday morning late
New York papers, received BY their Express the steamer
Roanoke
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NEW YORK, JuSE 6-SaIes ofl0000 bbIs -four, Souh.
srn NJ 81 81 "6 10000 bushels wheat white 81 Is:
b QUO bushels corn, yellow n GIia cfs
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BALTIMORE. JrSE G:ialc. nf 300 bhls. 1our =,
- 81 o. 3 OUO bushels corr lite 81 % yellow AZ
Sc n 81 cts -
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TRIAL OF REAPISG MACHINES.

s.nE Executive Commute" Virginia state Agricultural
socte,!, at meeting held "a the 18Th Of May adopted The
William Aliea E, u carrmoG', having ob.ocIy rendered
Cus Neck Tor The mai Eearng Machines the coming
Resolved The Executive That Mc.sr, D W IIsxa e. Ruc
lin, Jr, A T. crcmsa" Robe Dnut!r SeiGen. Jnmr. Is
r "s gsy c S :. " cHH,s !" the
are hs"pv "ric to ,t 81 n I s MafI' men, DC ana s
ny rnhc"aiiy at The me ." be Hereafter particularly dcss
Resolved Tins M"ss,s VIM Gaines NJ D., John r. Garnet,
and R,shart D'y:or sandy Point be commtrs with
owrr" vacancies occurring nttcruwu body e. i've
The "a. re-. T s I 'In . one
pam unuac .uriare tall and a. veil
aud growth. lf;Tactica" on ~Eea
o, osr o. i"x.! r"ns. shi a~aI,lo rsmnn Of rny
ne varied rrr 81 nal hal rroYe jurene The
asa%a .si"e iof, i he 'rnr'
%ss e ~f , r 'T w e Ink" . m the PREMISES winch
's ran" rIr GEO r Fl mRf:&' r,s %Ss,
t. b. wI.A~s Recording Srcrcary n" s"sis,y
Al 'ESInN4Hl MgTnoDiST cir iin - Dci mos'c
O" Tuesday Evening ,m., June 7th, 1853, Commence
,g,lrE w,h III t"a'Isry M.,Dn,i., c,
au sS on y : csns s g'% Il. 10 r.;
, , "a f e ra' %.s @I os e" .a ,s,
ianal MuayS, Bread stree: Pm admission g. . at"
.'s's '''s'' u "' rnocKAnM n.''s'
]. Sscrs, perse Celestial rieaurs -cIo,u- d" i"
= fadIns, s,iil ladn. : QIafterir.
1'"s s SGi. =" MR. " aete
r Pei r 2. En5,H",e9 ap,csuc u..noxo.
Bridal ch"rus-S"'" G n.n ms srcoxn
TO- The Sraciou. Firrnauent- Ch",ls.
H. Rocked in the Cradle Of The De.pSolo. J. p knight
- spare my Bro,her-Due;t from AD-ooni Rossln
u When the i.'oomnSoio Miss DAGce.
10 high Glory-An'iem Burke
Tie Piano used lie f.-s,
Nash Woplhouse June !.
VIRGINIA STATE STOCK WANTED.
SS wish buy ofbUJ Virginia State stock having
w and upwards 'o'n" MAuRi MoRToN
VIKGiHIA STATE STOCK, 6svl1f s u 9 yss1'
' ,orun, for sale by MAuRi MORTON.
400 RARE BOOKS.
w RANDOLPH h,s Just puhsir-d IA general
distribution Of hi- stock OF afs aPi valuable works
u oTiCE.-A t;eDe,aI MyelH. Of tie sock-"Iier, 90
10 a az H.; 5 I f1 Fa e%e S Man n
streets, on MONDAY The aAh June "a II O'clock NJ
June 72e Siaf' '"s JOHN II BosER Trea.urer
60 ~ cRoTHR t1s.
4 Jnn "oS to furnish t. sKiSKFE E
EJUNAWAY IN JAIL-was comni,ed 20 the jai! OF 'ht
woman who eas her"rI SALLY MALLORY. says
and came from from Ss Sy M y wears are Wien com
eIoing consisted OF nohns 6a; ras She aa "i
~ Nav Ss i7 80" Rockingham couny. Va
Ten DOLLARS REWARD.
,riul form; looloc reward ;end,lars IN
VII NJ, Ss e @' 's' 's'uS SEr nss Mason m
YORK LIFE ISsUNANcE co On asI,cie.
vrIeisd al son as ST. they ,'S Become on due
The m 1a day , ;s s oy on : se
DELAYS dangerous Call ltoas "thst sIa: s
Nav ~ ~ ~ ' CHAs. "oRTlIAM, AEe4i
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MERCHANTS.


OT1CE.-Ti e Subscriber having locs,ea =
" House formerly occupied by the nte PIT 70 no
rec, one door below the Warwick House NJ ".
yl hburg. takes this method of Informing h. STeei
Il the public generally that he is nov rrra;yi a.ehd.
,p ing large and genera assortment Of Wing mi
Groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors A.
recently purchased in the Northern Cities, ON -
favorable terms The follow comprises n',r,; mos.
his stock F"oh OF
Rio. Laguira, Java, and MANILA Coffee
N. O., Porto Rico. and Cuba Moasses
NJ o., Crushed. Clarified, Powdered IL
Coffee Sugars. 1' and
Country and Rolled Iron.
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky
French ard Apple Brandy,
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Teas Rire,
Brown and pariegated Soaps
Adamantine. Sperm and Tallow Candies
Besides many other articles tedious Ia ~.
which lie is determined to sell ON as REASONABLE e''oh
they be bought in this market. Particular I'M, .s rs
paid tn Goods forwarded to my care and sl,o
sale of country produce. NR Hons%N n'e
AprilS-ts
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N I.ICORICE-
NEw LINE OF sTAGEs-fa, Bueaau.

A EW LINE OF STAGES-For Buchan.
' an, Dibretis a White Sulphur Springs j he trav
cling community informed that the above line j.
In operation with and splendid Troy Goa hes
good team. and careful md accommodating drivers.
Passengers for this line will envc Ly nchburg daily
(Sundiy exccped) at d o'clock by the railroad
for Buiord- Depot then by stage, Is miles
fine rond To Buchanan by 81 clock-rest all night and
morning Al o'clock by Farish & Co.'S line,and
rive ut DibrePs Springs Breakfast, and to the White
Sulphur early The evening.
Returning, leave the White Sulphur daily unday
excepted, nnj arrive ut Buchanan the evening by
dark and leave morning at for Bufords Dept, ard
arrive l. Lynchbufgby JOAN
For Tickets apply the X. r.. Office in Lynch
burg; in Buchanan. Datst's Hotel Huney's Hotel.
Fare between i.ynoIburg and Buchanan, Only 81 Run.
ing time 81 hours. THE PROPRlETORS,
JUL 25.ts
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MISCELLANEOUS
PHILIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy a staple Dry GoOds

Al AIN INJECT Lyncl arg ViFfinia, cornrr Store n
VI Carie's new building formerly known ~ Kyle.
corn.r beg. call the sttehiing Of his friend. AMI
The public h- large and desirable stock Of Spring and
summer goods. embracing every article usually KEPT NJ
lie dry goods line which will be offered term.
which cannot tail 10 please ell who may g,,oj
goods at low l"ices friends and the public are e-s
nesiy reqnes ed call and examine his Stock as Il viii
iaord him very much pleasure 10 exhibit IL.
ap 1g-f-
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Ifthe Tram Is stopped for posaenger between m,
oi the above named points the charge will be ma6e from
the point last passed by tho Trsn. and charge will
be less than twenty-five cents IN any
Passengers who do procure Tickets [exoept those
who take the cars where tickets are not sold J
will be charged by the conductors per in nj
dton to the regular of fare, provided however
TINT in no shall he receive less than mor'
than hhy cents from any one passenger, to ypont on
the road.
Servants will be required to have two passes one Ia
be left with the Ticket Agent and with the Conduc
tor which passes, must be explicit in gran ng the priv
ege To travel the Free coored persons will be
required produce thefr papersor they will not
permitted travel on the cars.
May lots THOMAS SHARP,
Sunt. Remuneration.
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EIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsUR

LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSDK
L ANCE.-Lynch6awg Hose d. Fire Insurance Com,
many.
This Co npany makes Insurance against loss dam
age by Fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco Facto
ries and other buildings furniture, Goods. and
merchandise, generally in and counryon the
favorable terms.
Also makes insurance the lives of all persons ELI
Toying good health and of sound constitution for the
whole duration oflif fora limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and
my of the Northern Southern Ports at favourable
rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
DON T. G. PETERS, Fice President.
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
James Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John .iggat, Nathan b. Thurman
Georpt w Yancey, ohm Otey Taylor,
William I. Anderson. William +. Smith.
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED 7. Wills, Secy.
Dr. p. II. Gmer, I ,,,,r
DR. VIM. Otwpy Oven. 1"" GN"m"e'S
The Medical Examination subjects for Insurance
will be m1de the "ce of the Cunpanv on each day
between the hours Of and o'clock, P. NJ.
FebS--dts
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VO PLANTERS AND MILLERs-

Two PLANTERS AND MILLEkS-
l. Bro'ons Portable Gria Mn, for Gr1nd:ng Com,
Ipseot and Plae er.-These mills are not exceed by
any mills in The Stones French Burrs rang.
ing in size from l6 10 80 inchesPrce FIR IN $50 To $500.
Ono Of these Mills. with 30 inch stores, may be-secn
operation the Piedmont Works itgrinds from II
TO Is bushel' per hour with less power than is re-
quired to run binary Al #. stones.
The attention Of the of steam and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill II comes
re,dy for immediate ope alton, and occupies space OF
less than f. square.
For Plantation purposes, it is unriyalled With
iorsc power it will grind bushels per hour-It is not
liable to e.. ont Of order, is ensiy transported and
he managed 10y ordinary plantation hands.
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS.
Mn> l8-ta
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE-rhe next
w session OF This Institution will open on the sec
ond Thurs (8h) Septem and close 3fd o. July
next ,,e npu,s exhb; ing the course Of instruction
and the standing of the Students during the past ses
sion &c &C. will be chez ally sent to all requesting
them, by Prof Campbell Clerk Of the Faculty ne Iu-
ton fee is forty dollars per nnnum The best boarding
can be procured at So so per month
FACULTY.
George Junkn D. D President and Prof Of Men
tai and Moral Science. Logic, Rhetoric, &c.
Mni. D. II. Hill, Cincinnati Professor OF Mathemat
les and Military Science
Iohn l.. Campbell A NJ. Robinson Prof. Of General
ald Agricultural Chemistry md Astronomy.
James j. White, Prof of Greek Language and Liter
ature.
Junius NJ. Fishburn A. NJ Prof.. of Latin and Mod
ern LANGUAGES. jy 25.tlse
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MOORMAN 4 MARTIN, OFFER thei

l'l services to the public agents in
RECEIVING d. FORWARDING GOODS,
Or for the sale of any and all kinds of Country Produce
that may be sent their One of US, agent
Mr. Royal, will be ut the Rail Road Depot every day on
the arrival of Freight Cars for the purpose of receiving
and taking charge o! any produce sent To
The closest attention given the receipt AID del'
cry of Wheat. Corn or Oats.
Letters by mail or otherwise will be promptly attend
ed to- aug II. dScts
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NOTICE The undersigned have this day put
~ chased N. G. Taliaferros interest in the concern
of Echos Pryor ralaferro. the business, as hereto
fore, will in future he conducted under the style and
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR who alone authorized
to the of the former concern, in windinguP
They solicit continuance of the patronage Of their
friends and the public generally.
R. J. ECHOLS
aug SITS w II. PRYOR.
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MARBLE NONRESIDENT Z, Bro

N ARBLE WORKS-FngnN Q bro
VI SCULPTORS d MARBLE STONE cur.
TIERS, Formerly of Phiadeiphia,) Muin It, Licking
e,y W.; and Main ST., Salem Va, keep on hand and.
m Ike IL order Northern prices, Egyptian, Italian
Nohern and Virginia Marble Nantes. plain and orna
mental Monuments. romhs, Head and Foot Stones. Gar
en- Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Starh
Tops, made to any size short notice. All work " II
be boxed up go safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is Architect and General Design.
In the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the planest to the most costly by addressing
line to and all work done by us, will give entire
satisfaction any done North South
Feb24-d&c 6m
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MISCELLANEOUS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ON

l. az. Iy,c Va 10 Knoztale Iennessee, blythe Iir-
-, ad Tennessee Railroad and Fa,fsh d Cos. L e
Of sag Though tickets can he obtained at the
ieket Once Of the Virginia and Tennessee hailroa4
COMPANY ut the following points and at the following
rates viz: Al oz
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DaguerreOtypes! DaguerreOtypes!!
nSBORN, the great Southern Daguerrean ARTIST
~ would respectfully call the attention of the citizens
of Lynchburg ard vicinity, his Gold endmelied Pre-
Flesh Coored Ddgnerreotypes that have been sd
mired much the past year. Mr. Osborn has been 10
great EXPENSE and troub g procure instrument
Superior 10 any before kovn and he will Guarantee
better kenesses of children than have been taken
before and in half the time any other artist requires
Come and see. Price from 81 to $50
A. WASHINGTON OSBORN,
Sign Of the flags Of all Nations
apI5-dSc6 I72 Nam 81 Richmond Va
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r Il w. HOLLIN'S
a.. OFFER FOR SALE
90 hhds. p R. and N. o. Sugar
10 Boxes and bbls refined do
10 lhds, =. Il. and Cuba Mofasses.
10 bbs. N. o. do
1870 bags Rio and Laguira Coffee,
40 Superior Old Java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt,
90 Ton Bar Iron,
l do Hoop do
l do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel,
Tons Casting,
Is Kegs Horse Shocs
do Horse Shoe Nails.
SOC Kegs Nails, 3 to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails,
so Grindstones.
60 Boxes Hull & Sons Candles,
40 Boxes Adamantine do
30 do Sperm do
200 Sides Sole Leather,
so Black upper do
40 doz Calf Skins
90 do Pink Lining Skins,
9 bales Shoe Thread,
10, 900 lbs Cotton Yarn, No's.5 to II,
5 bales wrapping Twine
5 do Candle wick
3 do Cotton Bats,
Also Scythe and Moving Blades and Snaths Wmr
ping, Writing AID Letter Paper; Pepp"r,Srice Ginge
Nutmegs Cloves, Mace and Cinnamon; Bed Cords an
Plough Lines; Tanner Oil; No. Mackerel, Herring
& Shad, ma Its
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\ w TAILORING ESTABLISH
~ MEhT I'm Lynchburg.-The subscriber
respectfully informs tIe CITIZENS of Lyncbhurg hut he
hh- taken the hUuse o,pos the i1af house,
" oecup as the Express office. for the purpose Of
conducting the Tailorng business in, its vnriou.
branches lie will warrant a GOOD FIT ia every in
stance il will be- bis object do oil in his powes
give entire satisfaction in every Besides making
Gentlemens aud Boys garments he will give special
tention cutting any article of gcutlemens wearing
apparel boys Clothes Indies habits &c. All he asks is
that the community will give him ,r4l.
July lGts A. G. s. YAGO.
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r. Office The undersigned takes pleasure in
returning thanks the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here.
toiore and would respectfully solicit continuance of
the and hereafter, believe myself fully
prepared to merit your support Having associated
with rne lenile of undoubted qualification TO at.
tend to the Watcl-Repairng department., one who ha
been employed in the largest establishment. in Europe
and moro recently for six successive years in the estab
lishment of Garfield, Bro. g. Co., in Baltimore All
those having fine Watches, such Cronome ers Duplex
Levers and Cylinders will find il to their interest to
call on him by way of trial. he feels confident from
many of experience, of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6-dts H. SILVERTHORN
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CEILING OFF AT COST.-The subscri
- bers offer their entire Stock of DRY-GOODS at
for Cash The stock large and consists OF very de-
srabe goods the of them wing been very
y purchased on the favor able terms Those ia
ant goods at cot fo cash invited cnll AMI
anime our stock. f. & j. FRANKLIN.
July 10 ds
P.S-Any person wishing 10 commence the dry goods
business in tins place. buy stock On liberal
terms. f.. $JF.
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hIKE PORT VINE
Hampton's yegetab Tincture,
Hyper on Hair Restorative,
Gimans Hair Dye
Lubins Perfunery,
French Pommades,
Sa atoga Water,
Orris and Cha -coa To.db-pa
cod-liver Oil-Smes and Rusr:-n and Clarks, fol
sale by II. SlAbLba q" ~.
10
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NJ OT1CE.-Th subscriber wishes to employ
~ fl st.rate SALESMAN, we'll acquainted with lbs
dry good trade,one from South Western Virginia would
be preferred. To such good wages wi be civ
en- if immediate application be made to me, or in nv
absence Jas A. Sser, at my store.-None but such
well qualified, need apply.
aug Is Is I. Q. PETERS