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G. L. EMERSON.

Aey and COunseller.at.Law.
nCES in all the Courts of the District, and
~ - 70 the prosecution Of Claims before Con-
me Executive DEPARTMENTS.
4ce On Louisiana avenue near Seventh street
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WINES, BRANDIEs, CIGARS, GRocERIEs
PICKLES, SAUCES, CATSUPs, &c.
JNO. B. KIBBEY + On

No. S, opposite Centre Market.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in the above goods.
OF ter to families, clubs, and the trade an unsur.
passed variety Of
WINES adeiras, Clarets, Champagnes, Ports.
sherries, Hooks, &C. on draught, in demijohns
and bottles.
LIoUoRs-Brandies, Rum, Whskey, Gin, &c.
LIoUERs-Curacao, Maraschino, Anisetti, Noyesu.
Bitters, DC.
MALT LlQUERs-London Brown Stout. Scotch and
English Ales.
CIGARs-A variety of brands
PIcKLEs-Best quality of English and French
SAUcEs-For Fish, Currie, Game, Meats. &c
TEAs-Breakfast Teas, Souchong Pouchong, Pekoe.
Oolong, Hyson, Young Hyson, &c in chests. IL
chests, and boxes. ~
SUGARs-Brown, Loaf, Crushed, Pulverized, Gran.
debated, &c.
CoFFEE-Mocha, Java Maraicabo, Rio, &C.
CHEEsE-Stilton, Chedder ,Sapsago Parmesan, Dutch,
and American.
HAMS-Best American and Westphalia.
~ LEA PERKINS, WORCESTERSHIRE SAUcE|A
dec 16-12t
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R9 Abby Judson, daughter of the late
Rev. Dr. Judson, was baptized at the San
som Street Church, in Philadelphia, by the
Rev. DR.. Bowling, last week. Her mother
ln-law, Fanny Forester" was present.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE AND HOUsE-FUR.
NISHING GOODS.

THHE SUBSCRIBER has constantly on hand at his
i Furnishing Ware Rooms a large and well select.
ed assortment of Furniture, China, Glassware &c,
comprising
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany Sofas
Arm Chairs. and Parlor Chairs finished in Broca-
telle, Plash, and Hair Cloth
Elegant Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany full
Slab Dressing Bureaus, Wardrobes, W ashstands
Bedsteads, Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mat
trasses, &c,
Gold Band Dinner and Dessert Sets, richly de-
corated
French China Teaware, Flower Vases, Coffee Cups
Silver Plated Casters, Spoons. Ladies', Forks &c.
In short bis stock embraces ALL that is useful OF
ornamental in the WORCESTERSHIRE line ana
at prices that cannot fail to please.
liberal credit will be extended far good notes o.
references.
dec 10 JANE G. MCGUIRE.
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H9 Zedekiah Kidwell, ST., died few
days ago, at his residence in Monongalia
county, Va, and his son, DIR. Zedekiah Kid
well, j., member of the House of Dele
gates from that county, is now lying dan
gerously i'll, with consumption, at his board
ing-house in that city.
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Local Affairs.

s@ Commodore C. W. Morgan died yes
,-]ay morning at his residence in the Navy
T,r1 of which place he was in command.
!, some of the most sanguinary actions du-
n, the last war with England Commodore
v,resn was distinguished by his bravery.
IL has been forty five years in the service
4 bis country, and died respected and es-
psned by all who knew him. The flags
-, the United States steamers in the river,
nd those at the Navy Yard and the Garri-
,n we're half-masted, and orders issued by
be Department for the observance of the
usual testimonials of respect. Commodore
u was buried this afternoon from his late
ssiience at three o'clock.
q The banking law has become mat
sr of serious consideration to many persons,
specially those interested in the redemption
Il one dollar notes. This morning calls
rere made upon several members of Con-
ress in order to get their influence to ex-
end the time allowed to redeem. One
g.ntleman states that the Corporation to
mich he belonged had sufhciency of the
:ady to redeem every dollar; but wanted
no or three years to dc what it was now
Tile to do. If this time is granted, how
any dollars will be made by the wealthy
|rd lost by the poer in consequence? If
nything is to be done it should be done
low; and We hope that without the law is
alculated to protect the laboring man
4gainst imposition, it may not pass.
"a On this afternoon the Panorama
vas visited by the preceptors and students
d Georgetown College, who all expressed
highly pleased with the beauti-
Jul painting. On last evening and night
the hall was crowded with a delighted audi
tory.
Ia In the Criminal Court yesterday,
Pie case Of Silas Tucker was resumed and
Included. The jury returned verdict of
guilty, but recommended the prisoner to the
mercy of the court
10 Rowdyism is not entirely put down
u this city although much has been done
y the officers, and the Criminal Court this
'ssiOn to preserve the price. Every now
pad then We hear of some act committed
"a stray 'peeler, "and last uight John W.
''oVes' lad of about thirteen years of age,
a' taken by the watch for disorderly con-
[a't in bawdy house; two women Cathe-
ne GOlden and Mary Crtherine Lee were
L0 taken. The lad, who is said to be a
aPll OF the "peelers," was taken out by
Is mother this morning. She authorized
e captain to ''skin" him if he caught him
s'n' The women were sent to the work
ase.
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pr,as ,vislainy to be serred 'oiA the EVEN
.,,an viii lsars their names and address at James
r,,, II pard, Bishops periodical store adjoining
.-s, Tatxs near 11th street, J. Mi!lss Brosor's
r,u.s Vfmers 9Th street, or at Joe Stilington's
9spn Building
...,rssmsats can be left at the aboue places.
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DG The Camden and Amboy Railroad
Company appear to have taken the alarm
at the movement in favor of direct line of
railroad communication between Washing
ton and New York, and at recent meeting
of the Directors a resolution was passed,
looking to the adoption of measures to meet
the demands Of the travelling public, as
well as to secure the more certain despatch
of the mails.
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STOVES! STOVES!

TOSEPH H0DGS0N at his store on II, betwesn
% 9th and It'll streets, a fine assortment OF sfovLs
TINWARE DC. to which particular attention Is called
]. III. is also prepared to execute any work IN ms
inc of business oec 10
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tWhat Shall we do for Change

Is asked by hundred of our contempt
raries, and the New York Times says, 'this
is becoming to be the all prevalent study.
Silver is scarcer than gold. The wealthy
man does not begin to be as independent as
the man who has plenty of change. To of
fer tradesman bill for shilling parcel is
esteemed an insult, and one must apologize
If he tries to get off golden dollar. When
the husband leaves home for the Office, the
anxious inquiry is, have you left us any
small changer Give the ladies the pence
and they'll take care of the pounds. If
man is caught in shower, before he looks
for 'bnss, he feels anxiously for sixpence
In all his pockets. The rain quickens, and
in desperation he leaps on board. But when
the fare is collected what shall he do? He
is gentleman and hates to insult body.
His wallet is stuffed with bills-but he would
as soon offer his hat and demand the change
after paying his fare with it, as to produce
one of them. At the ferries, in the omni-
buses, at the groceries for small purchases,
at the thread and needle stores, and, indeed,
almost everywhere bills are not a decent
tender. The smaller silver coins can hardly
be deemed current. They only go one way
away from the holder. The country pa
pers are full of the complaint"
H9@ The following prophecy, from an old
book, seems to be applicable to the pres At
time, especially that portion which so evil
IDENTIFY refers to "woman's rights:
When legislators bold invade
The laws which they themselves have made.
When the parson 'gainst the Bible breaches.
And modest virgins wear the breeches;
When women scorn domestic cares,
And bold intrude on mems affairs,
Aspiring with mistaken pride
The war-horse of the world to ride,
Then will wild chaos come again,
And Eve with the old serpent reign;
second time will pay the price
OF wit, by loss of Paradise.
The world, tail foremost will advance,
Like freedom in degenerate France;
BY going backwards all come right,
And men grow blind by too much light
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The SEQUEL OF A JoKE.-It will be re-
membered that some three months since
family named Bragg engaged passage in the
clipper Polynesian for California, but by
some mistake were left behind, while their
baggage was carried off in the Polynesian.
AT that time the clipper Winged Arroao was
on the stocks at Briggs ship yard at South
Boston, but within two weeks was launched
and set sail, with the family on board as
passengers. By the steamer Uncle Sam we
learn of the arrival of the Winged Arrow
at San Francisco with the Bragg family, who,
at last accounts, were waiting patiently for
their baggage, the Polynesian not having
arrived. A joke at both ends of the jour
ney has surely been the lot of Mr.. Bragg
and his friends.-Bosten Traveller, Dec 81.
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MECHANICS, BANK, GEORGETOWN.

THIS INSTITUTION is ns~ doing ansne ua 80. -.
ner Bridge and Washington streets Georgeto"n' w.
or Where its notes viii be redeemed In speae.
W "Ae'e ls n''' p. w. CONCH, Cashier.
GEoaaErows, ID. c. 1852.
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EVENING STAR.
os.aof the Daily Evening STAR" 9Th
.,rth Of Penn. avenue.

Mr. WILLIAM TUCKER, s0ith such as
he may employ, is authorized to re-
.u5,eubus and advertisements for the
l., Ep.ninq STAR" Mr.. BURNS ,0M s0ait
i, eitasns of Georgetown.
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from the Lanternl TTasr
hhfMELETs 10 A LADLET, WHO HAS TORN
HIS C0ATLET.

Az n 6A0A14s dO us
HIS COATLET.
Art thou not, ladlet Wild, aware
That money cost thy coatleti
That good broadcloth, alas, Is desrr
OF this pray make noselet.
Nor scamper heedlessly about,
Like rude and shaggy bearlet.
And rushing thus each p~t upon.
Make such unsesmly tareletl
Nay, never arch thy moody brow,
Nor splutter forth that pooh-let.
Unless thou wouldst be looked upon
AS wicked, Maynard fool-let!
Bethink thee that thy parent kind
Works hard for every oentlet,
And gentle ladlet, ne'er again
In thy coatlet make rentleti
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ARROW ROOT very m-
d perior article, just rscsiyed- ". l. A'A"e'
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@ The following prophecy, from an OLE
book, seems to be applicable to the pres a
time, especially that portion which so eyi
IDENTITY refers to woman's rights:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

L TRTCOPHER 0US, af MEDICAL cob
POUND, fer BEA UTTFYfNG. CURLING. Pr,
serving Restoring and Strengthening the Hair. Reia,
ing Diseases of the skim Curing Rheumatic Pains ar
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geoera,i,l
cal lines, be reputation Of BARRYs TkieoPHrRous zen
vades the Union The sales OF he article Of late ar.
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY. alter a careful examination of bis
sales book, ends That number Il bottles devcre
der In quant of from half gross upward. during tn,
year 1882, was within n triAe of $50 900.
1t Is unnecessary present Mt length the evidence
ofthe wonderful properties OF tho Trchopherous when
the public had furnished such Endorsement iis-
The cheapness of the article and the explnnntp given
,fts clrieal aoton upon the harthe seal and in all
cnses Of superficial ifrntion first recommended IL To
the attention OF the people, This that ,bc nven
tor desired. Every BOTTLE advertised itsef The n1sci-
OF the nuid exceeded expectation IL acted Ike
charm The ladies would not be without Il. Country
dealers in every section OF the United States found
must have IL and thus built up wholesale trade
extent l,i,herto unhsard Of as regard, articles i
his kind The highest point has yet been reach i
and it ia believed that the sales this year si be MI
lion and half of bottles
Depot and Mnnufactary, No. l37 broadway; Nv
York Retail price, e5 cents a large bottle.
Liberal discount 10 purchasers by the quantity Sold
by the prrspal merchants mud druggists throughu III,
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies 0res
Britain France &c.
Sold by d. II. Lyman, II. seay and r. stable,, 4
Co. Lynclburg
may 26-dhr6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-05

NOTICE The undersigned takes pleasure in
returning thanks to the citizens of Lynchburg and
surrounding country for the patronage extended here
tofore and would respectfully solicit continuance of
the same and hereafter, | believe myself fully
with me a een'em of undoubted qualification to at.
tend to the Wotch-Repairng department. who has
been employed in the largest establishment. in Europe
and norarecently for six successive years in the esab-
lishment of Garfield Bro. d Co., in Baltimore. All
those having fine Watches, such Cronomeers Duplex
Levers. and Cylinders will find i, their interest to
call on him by way of trial, he feels confident from
many years Of experience, of rendering full satisfaction
aug 6-dts II SILVERTHORN.
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MERCHANTS.
,voccVy A COMMISSION

NJ W GROCERY a 20 u NJ ssEVS
y House. have rented from n noeNei'
-. e..n,o,,f btick Warehouse, lately erected an
ne am, immediately above Lacy D. Terry ior the puI-
pose af dninga ...
s.ener:si Grocery Il mission,
REgEIFIAG IND FOR WARDIAG BUS MESS,
III -, hefr. purchasing as shall sell low
= commission only being all the profit charged, where
The ca. or good negotiable paper il given in exchange
A good supply of GuANo LIME PLAs En-
kent on hand which will be sold as low us at any mouse
in the city. -,
All goods consigned to my will be forwarded
with all possible Dispatch md particular atien ion pull
q the order of them.
Consignments Of produce and Merchandise solicited
elnrges reasonable and pons spared to render salts
faction Account sales rendered male
WM A. MILLER, on the Basin.
aug Sra Iate of the firm of Miller Compton.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


IMP RTANT TO FAR M 4 q =
L Gardeners F7esstfs, Taeerpernfed CempaHtes Ma
mfacfars~s Arzf-ans. Professienaf Hsr Mechanics aat
otaers-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOsmbined.-Riglt Secured By uasfed Ssate, L.,
teysPateaf.--ALL IsrnIEoEsEsTs wit sr PmosEeu
TED sr Law. This is the valuable invention
the age; and without which. manufacturer public ed
Fees, hotels, and private dw ellings and
comparatively insecure With this cheap and efficient
Fire Ensine the Farmer 10 perfectly independent of all
ansccommcdating insurance companies, and can bid
.iefaneete the incendiary.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
We have In use Mr.. R Drifting ham Mitchell's PuMi
AND ENGINE. and esteem them most valuable M
: f,endage great convenience and efficient pr,tee
Ton against FIRE.
CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
u. B. TYLER do
DR.. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs,
ARCHER VAUGHAN, farmville.
EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham.
z. J. GAINES, Charlotte.
THE fenap be in AT DIR. VIM. y. NORRIS
Diuguds Gaandry, and a, many other places 10 Lysa
burg. all ef whom approve their utility aud laefu /
ness. The Pump be In Ria mond, t- whs |
.ice. They warranted -ork wrll fo- one year.
II NoTICE.-Al pers... buying sling the
above articles, responsible to me tsr H.
X. BRITTIN6HAM MITCHELL,
march 22-d1v Proprietor.
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Gas LIFTING 4 FIXTURES.

GAS FITTING ~ ElXFURES.-haN
~ ing made arrangements with Mr., Theodore i'o'
eare, of Philadelphia, Practical Ornamental anu
Plain Gas Filter, tskes this method of informing o',
friends and the public generally that are ready :"
supply them with Gas Fittings and Fixtu of the Ia
test styles and patterns. Having made extensive :"
judgements with the best houses in PhadelPina, VIC
hope to share the public favor.
Oh,isches Hotels. any Public private oniid' >
fitted up with Gas pipe and fixtures the shortest hu
ce. All orders thankfully received and executed VII"
dispatch and warrart ted to give satisfaction.
)y 29-dts VIM. l., LECKlE co
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M OTlCE-The subscriber wishes to employ a
Y Fl strate SALESMAN, well acquainted with the
dry good. trad from South Virginia would
be preferred. To such good wages wi be civ
en- if immediate application be made to me, or in my
absence to Jas A. Stigler my store.None but such
as are well qualified, need apply.
aug 15ts ID 7. G. PETERS
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE.
Dealer in Fancy N staple Dry Goods,
MAIN Street hburg Virginia corner Store IN
vi Curle's new building, formerly known as Kyle .
corner bees leave call the attentng of his friends and
the public TO his large md desirable stock OF Spring and
Summer goods embracing every article n'ualy kept NJ
The dry goods line which will be offered terms
which cannot tail to plense all who may want goo't
goods at low plces, HIS friends and the public are eat
esy reaues ed call and examine his Stock as II will
afford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it,
an lg-ts
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.TWO OTHER NEW M TIES

MINI upon Spa,ts. wo e az RS r 81 'os,
From the ". Y EUeaing Mirror Apra 18th 1853.
WoRcEsrER's Piano FoRTEs.-lt ALWAYS nh ;,rls us
pleasure TO say good word of old friend, Hnrao
Worcester Having often taken the responsib ity" Of
recommending h Pianos, it is gratifying be able to
Md that we have heard the first word of mpIan,
ni the price, tone durability of Mr. Worces ers Pr
amos.
A all the world. with its wife and daughters is com.
ing uprom the South to attend the Great Exh bition'
we beg To remind them in the OF Worcest RS ri
nno ortes They truly OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of rose
wood and mahogany, witt any of the Black Der W
stain about them
From the N y. Sunday Courie,, april l7h. 1888
rAsos'-hs the mint stamp OF our gold rend |,
current so does the name of Worcester ibed up, m
fiano inspire confidence everywhere. His skill az a
manufacturer OF these popular instruments has Civ an
him hrst class reputation, and any Piano procur ID at
MS establishment cannot fail to give the iss &C.
ion TO the buyer.
From The Richmond Times.
PIAsos-These beautiful Instruments which vii, lin
lew years past have become accessory to ye
~ Paflo have been brought such perfection both in
outward hnish and in tone, TINT doubt very uch IL
The inventive and enterprising genius o the nnfa tu
rers can in future add much that v d. me
10 our ear we have heard instruments tina, begin To
compare in sweetness of tone those msnufact ured by
worcester and sold by Mr. A. MoRRs, books, ,er AMI
statoner OF this city, In fnish.we sasse the, can
not ne excelled But few days since, of the best
performers have listened while pra, .s no
difficult piece of music of Worcester'sp ano re-
marked to that it the toned in STR p,ent
his fingers had ever touched and he had pla, ed an
great variety of pianosboth North aud South w. fully
agree with him, and therefore take pleasure a yisins
our readers to call on Norris and supply them sell res
MORRIS is sole Agent f,r the sale of orc, ,ster's
rhnos' and is receiving additional supplies by limos,
every packet from New York HIS prices the same
as at the factory He socits examna zion his sock
rom those inwant of superior Pianos leru, pr
oes. tje2 9-di u
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Horse. Mules, Guile, Hogs. Sheep and Calves, if
over eight IN number. will be carried Bird cars
Goods, The weights 10 be regulated rs follows: Hor-
ses, l00o lp-. Mules. 500 Beef Cattle 1000; Stock
10 700; Hots $50; Sheep, 100; Calves, 125. under
. months old Lumber Of all kinds, and Coal to
be loaded and un'onded by the owners. eonsignees
One day only will be allowed To load or unload unless
by -peeial areemept in writing. Whenever IA Car is
suffered u ren3i loaded arriving ut it's place of
destination, over "a hours, unless otherwise agreed
upon II VII be NJ the option Of the Compan, unload
IL and charec hc Of 30 cents per Car lood for
Lumber aud 80 cents for Coa and also chalg &c mt the
ate of . GO per day. for the sc of the ca,
Tf1OS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va a. Tenn r. r.
~ Express md Rep. copy.
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pRUsH EIOUNyAIN MlLL. stoncs.-

RKUsH ElOUNVAIN MILL stones
II The undersigned procuring from their cele
Grated quarry, at The Bush Mountain Montgomery eoun
~ Mill Stones and urrs of the very best quality Thu
reputation of these stones widely known but III,
Railroad giving increased facilities in filling orders
we have ap, onted Mcdaniel iH.prt d. Pre.ton and lie,
& Johnson, Lynehbnrg agcnts0r the sale of u m
who will receive orders and have them fulfilled al I'll.
shortest notice.
Our Address Backsburg, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE 4 Co.
James NJ. Williams, Danvle, Va, Reynolds Il Co
Leaksville, N. O. also our agents. i.P.& Co
Feb 14.dsets
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Articteo d7p,oprs0te toM, tnsi Ciass-BVxeso mats
,onnets al Z furniture
Articies appropriate TO Second CiaSs-Boxes, hales
e dry good feathers, shoes, saddlery glass, paints oils
hugs and utectionery.
articles appropriated Third Ciass.-Virgina d"mes
ties, sugar coffee liquor. bagging rope butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware queensware, castings,
hardware, marble (dressed) and other heavy articles
enumerated in spe ial or fourth classmates
articles appropriate TO The Fourth Ciass-Flour, lin
ocks) rice pork, beef, fish lard, allow and bacon. lin
casks, boxes sacks beeswax bales of rags ginseng
md dried fruit bar iron, marble undrcssed) mill and
grind stones, mill gearing.
p,.. 80 miles, $50 Salt per bushel ! 8
r las e., per 100 miles zoo ofFifty pounds. 10
onn u. $50 miles $50 II
WV 'o' zoe miles. 3. 90 Carrie Nast. IL
Ser 7--dts
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IA IL h EHEDUCED-InFO IFUW
l. Lyachbntg, Va, TO knorrtHe Tennessee By The lF
GINA and Tennessee Railroad, and Parish s. Cos Line
Of Stages Through tickets can he obtained at the
Ticket Office of the Virginia and Tennessee Ralroad
Company, ut the following points and at the following
rates. viz:
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f X CE l. S TOR.
KEEP 1T BEFORE TIE PEOPLE.

KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
LYNCHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM
" HERE may be found the largest aud best got u,
w Stock of R"ady-Made Cioiing ever offered to
tie citizens of Lynctburg. Our stock comprises eve
ry style, quaty and C, lor of Dress and Frock Coat.
Business Coats of various ,es, Plain and Fancy Cas-
mere Pants of every color ard quality imaginable Plain
and Figured Silk Satin, Marsailles Vests in 9ende.u
riety-Aiso, very large and select stock of Furnishing
i"ods, Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, Trunks, &c, &c,
ALSO
Cloths Cassimeres, and 'estings of the finest fabric
made to order in the latest sly e and at the shortest
notice. Good fits warranted in all cases or the Clothes
returned. HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. CO
aDl5--ts
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MI OUND AIN LIME
lsA 200 bbs. Mountain Lime for sale on .nsie
ment, by VIM. A. MILLER, on The B. ,.in
sug ia-ts
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOU LID res
n pecttnlly ask continuance of the patro nage So
long bestowed upon him. to the concern and in
This connection he deems il proper TO ask all who ar,
indebted to him forward and settle heir mr.
'onnts without delay
There many claims of long Standing whic h must
close up and IL is expected tina, all who kno them
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