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$4,000 WORTH OF
DRY GOODS AT COST.
AND Under

AND UNDER.
CONTEMPLATING making change in
~ our business on the LIST day of March, 1855, we
| have determined to offer our extensive stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
| AT PRIME COST, FOR CASH.
The stock at this time is large and desirable having
been recently purchased for NETT CASH, We do not
hesitate in saying greater inducements have not been
Than we are now prepared to offer. Our stoci con.
ssts in part of the following
Plain black and colored Silks, al prices
Rich Brocade black and co2d do.
Common and medium do. do
Handsome plain and striped Silks
Common and medium do
Black Satin, for dresses and coaks
Marcenes, all colors
Raw Silk Plads. for dresses
Black and cold sllk velyes for bonnets and cloaks
WOODEN GOODS.
Sattir eta, all grades
Washington Kerseys, for servants
Georgia Plads, do.
Ke ntucky Jeans, all prices
Tweed Cssimeres
Plain and Check Cassimeres
Wooden and Silk Vesrings
Ladies' aIS 1', cofd Cloths. for cloaks
Bed and CRIB Blankets; $500 servants Blankets
Red. white and yellow Flannels
WoRsTED AND STUFF GOODS.
English Psramettas and Merinoes
French Merinoes ell colors
Plain al Wool Mouslines
Figured and Plaid do.
Figured and Plaid Cashmsres
Plaid and Check French MeriRoes
Figured Mcreens. for curtains and skirts
Plain black and figured Alpacas, all grades
Black Bombazines, do
French, English and Scotch Giughams
Plain and figured ~ Oil Prints
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS.
Velvet, Satin, Cloth and Merino Ciosks
Embroidered do. do. do.
Lona and square Blanket Shswls
Teikirn. Merino and plain Wool Shawls
Embroidered and p ain Grape DO.
Plain white Merino do.
LINENS, &c
Irish Linens, all prices
Linen and Russia Diaper
Linen Isble Cloths and Napkins
EMBROIDERIES, &c.
Embroidered Haudke rchiefs, from 5uc to S5
do. Cambria aud Muslin Collars
do. do Sleeves
90. do. Inside Cspes
do. Moaning Collars Sleeves and Inside
Cares
Swiss Muslin and Cambria Bsnds
DO. do. do. Edsinss and Inss rtings
Plain Cambria and Grass Lawn Hdkis
WOODEN, Cotton and Silk Hosiery, large assortment
ALSO,a stock OF Lsdie3 Cater Boots and shoes
aud variety of other Goods to tedious to
enumerate.
1t win be to the interest Of all in want Of cheap
Goods to call early. HART 4 NOSES
de 8-dtJlf Ga Main NJ
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FIeHrNG.-Ignatius 81. Allen, Jr, and
John F. Airport traders at the LIST Market House,
were held to bail by the Mayor, yesterday, in the
sum Of 800 for fighting in the market. number
the origin of the difficulty. They are young, active
men; and from the black lines around their pepper.
and the scars upon their cheeks both got whipped.
Rivalry in business, the frost of the morning mu
have set them by the ears they are usually quiet
orderly well behaved persons and remarkal alter.
tive to their customers in trade.
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$2,3l5,098

SENT ON.-Henry, a slave, in the service
Of Mr.. John P. Ballard, examined before the
Mayor yesterday and then sent for final trial be-
fore the Hustings Court next Monday. the charge
Of stealing 800 from Mr.. E. w. McComss. Mr.
McC stated that he left his wallet and money in the
being bottled on the inside. The next morning he
let the prisoner in. and laid down few minutes for
him to kinde the FIRE. When he got up, his mon y
was gone. The negro protests his innosence; but
there circumstances connected with bis conduct
which 60 very far to establish his guilt.
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DIED.

At the residence Of VIM. Tyree, ON Wednesday
December 9th. 1884. ct 10 minutes before o'cocI
II after painful ilness of more than 8 month.
which she bore with Christian patience, Mr.. EMn
n cousoft OF Albert L. West, In the 25th wear ~
her age. -
The friends and acquaintanc,s OF the f.mi,v -.
invited to attend her funeral This (Fridayl moens
December 9th, from the "a Presbyterian Chnrcs'
REV Mr. Hosss) 1t II O'Clock. wifhoat further no.
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PHossx BAfL.-This grand sllair, co
snxionsly looked for b. the : yousa Iolks." z g
msut having been made BY No. company to ensure
rood order and pleasant evening 70 their Gn9sts.
II there 10 any one class Of citizens more dc-
serving public support than another, 10 their under
sskiurs. that class b the remen; and We therefore
hone and believe that their hall VIII be throneed
tonight with VISITORS and that their ball vii prove
IN every respect all they could DESIRE The people
Of Richmond owe much to their frenen Tor the
arduous duties they continually perform, TOR NO
other raw than the consciousness Of having savsd
the property Of their fellowmen from destruction
and Il therefore bat small remuner alton 70 Gid
them In festival when they ask that aid. The Ia.
dies. too, should bear these gallant boys In mind,
and bv their presence show that they appreciate
their sacrifices and admire their devotion In good
cause.
we understand that this company have purcha.
sed beautiful service of plate and intend present
ing it to night to their captain, Mr. JOHN Far, AZ
token of their esteem for him Is commander,
fireman and friend. No man is more deserving
such marked kindness than Mr.. Fry, and no one we
are sure, will appreciate the offering more h2hly,
coming a. Il will from his companions In the hour
of peril, than Captain Jack" The pitcher and
waiter Of pure silver, are really beautiful.
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MARINE NEWS.
PoKf OF RIcHMonD. Dec. !.

ARRIVED,
Sehr Sea Flower. oysters.
Schr Mary Washington, oysters.
Schr George Washington, do.
kchr Re gulator do.
Schr Francis Ann, wheat, Haxall 4 Co.
SAILED,
Schr Ocean, Mitchell, light
Schr VIM @ Young, do.
Schr Four Sisters do.
On account Of the very low STATE of the tides,
the following vessels have not sailed:
Schr Helen. for Boston.
Brig Chas Edward, for New York.
Steamship Roanoke, for New York.
Steamer Virginia, for Philadelphia.
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MARRIED

Ford. Mr.. WIN. e. HUGHSON. 81 Til. cfv 10 Nj.
MAhTHA sHokTrE, of Chesterfield.
6On the 18th rst, at st.. Paul. Church. BY the Rev.
ELIZABETH 7. CARRlNGTON. both Of this ctv
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FrNED.-August Weis was fined 81 70,
obstructing the sidewalk with sand and briei

"SECoND SIGHT."-This wonderful and
astounding phenomsnon is being, performed nightly
Prof, Heller Is, beyond donbt, the greatest NEGRO.
mancer that has ever visited this country. He gains
nightly upon the audience, and during the perform.
auce of the great feat SECOND Sight," the excite
ment il almost beyond control. Our friends who
wish to enjoy an evening. and be perfectly astonsh
ed end delighted during the performance, will
not fail to 30 to Prof Heller's levee Tonight.
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SKow.-We had slight sprinkle of
snow several times yesterday, and at sun down the
clouds were dark and lowering. storm may be
expected.
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Whitfield, f Flennikeu

We learn further. BY telegraph, that Whife,d
was some seven hundred votes ahead Of Flenniken
north of the Kansas river and that he was certain.
lyelected by large majority. The election did not
pass of a. quietly as could have been desired 4
disturbance occurred at the polls at Kansas Civ. In
which . man named Davis, from Missouri was
wounded and died within an hour man was slso
killed at the polls in the town of Boston
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FIRST ANNUAL BALL.


PHGNK FIRE COMPANY, No. 8,
92 Respectfully announce to a.
~ the citizens of Richmond and vi l72-
@y cinity. that they will give their Hd2%
NLA FIRST ANNUAL BALI. at La -.
Der 9Th 1854 ''S'"''
The Company. while asking the patronage OF the
citizens and Firemen beg leave to Assure al who NAV
wish to participate with them. that paine will be
spared to make it an agreeable evening to all.
BAND.
REFRESHMENTS at city prices.
Committee Of Arrangement Capt. Ino J. Pry: l,t
Assistant II. w. Fry. Jr.: I'd Assistant Wm. g. Weed;
Chas Johnston; j.. NJ. Alfriend Thos r. McCoI.
nell; Geo Dowden; Jno. Wright, Jr Ro. Jarvp.
Floor Managers -Er gineers R. M. Burton, Wr.
e: Tompkins and John h. Claiborne; Capts Holt, Of
Manchester Co J Q Goode, L. 1. Harness c. Batter.
J J. Wilson, J. .. Rogers - Timberlske, and jar
Elicit; jos Mayo. Honorary Member; Capt J.
81. Richardson; J. III. Bosher; g. H. Tsmpkns J.
Sizer, M. D.; VIM Booth, Jr; Jno. T. Blair; j. z,
Womble; E. E Dudley; s. G. jones' A. L. Lindsey
e Tickets of Admission-S1, to be had of any
member Of the Company, or at the door the evening
OF tbs Ball. No charge tor Ladies.
N. B.-Firemen attending the Ball are reuuested
to wear the Association Uniform or Citizens Dress
no 22-dtd
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UNION BUILDING FUND CoMPANY.-This
Company will hold its eighth monthly meeting on
THIS EVENING, at O'Clock, at the usual place OF
meeting. THO. L. d. WALFORD,
de4-1t 0ecratarv
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AucTIoN.-Boots, Shoes and Hats this
morning, by DAVENPORT, ALLEN CO,
de- Aucts.
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TarArRE.-Atn o tima thia aeaaon ~,

THEATRE.-At no time this season have
the attractions ct the theatre been greater thsn
during the engagement OF Mrs. and Mr.. Florence.
whose versatile iaIeuts, rich humor, and admirabls
personations of IriAh and Yankee charactsrs, ara
richest Of the season. and II h does not crowd the
honss and convulse tho aud1nce with laughter then
we VIII admit that We are no judge Of fun or eousis
ment GO and 80 them, by oil means, Il you have
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-12-08

HE FIRST ELECTION IN KANsAs-It was an.
nounced under our latest news head, YESTERDAY
that Gen. J. w. Whitfield, the slavery candidate
had been elected delegate to Congress from Kan,
'a'' over Robert P. Flenniken, Esq, the candidate
OF the free soiler' The following are come of the
returns s'o
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MILITARY ExcURsIOE.-The Young
Guards, under command of Capt John II. Richard
son. are making preparations for trip to Balti
more on the 26th inst They will unquestionably
be received with marked courtesy and kindness by
the hospital BILE inhabitants of the Monumental City
The corps 10 composed Of energetic young men
who are In every respect well calculated to put
through an affair of this kind in rst rate style.
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Nh. JAMES McCo

peare House, Broad street, sent rs yesterday some
suecimens OF the substantials and dainties OF his
establishment, which are hard to beat. That Wild
duck was one of the fattest and finest of his kind,
and cooked in style which set off all Ito fine points
in the most artistcal and elegant style The jelly
was superb, the cake delicious, and the other fix
ins" In keeping The feast dispatchedi in double
quick time. The Shakespeare House 10 worthy its
name Success to its enterprising proprietor.
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The ATHEEAEUM.-We would once more
invoke the attention of the friends of litera.
ture and education in our midst, to this noble
institution. 1t will be sad reflection upon
the Intelligence and good taste of Richmond
if the lectures delivered here by learned and
eminent men, are not half as well attended
as circus or juggler show. Let our citi-
zens, by their presence and encouraging
smiles, cheer the Jealous and public spirited
Athenaum Committee in their enlightened
and energetic efforts to minister to the intel
lectual tastes and wants of the community,
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SPoRr AHEAD.-Monday next is to be a

SPORT AHEAD.-Monday next is to be a
great day at the Broad Rock race course, for the
,enes OF the turf, and especially for the admi-
cracks on the plank road are TO come together
,Ur ial OF speed at trottine for purse Of $1,000
nli,e nesfs "Col. RUSSELL" The bay eelding thai
F.; me premium at the late Agricultural State
road but honest rs the days are onr and :.
steer. his friends are a. saneuine Of success a
men can Well be on any thing that Is to come. and
are Ohsrg % BET their piles on his proving the
OF Grey Bill, think they have good thlnr ~ !,
and are Wiling 70 risk their "unmentionabies" ON
the result, he is right when the time come, .Dd
even hazard the chance Of walking home barefoot.
90 ON the result. They argue thai what has once
been done msy be repeated; and q Bin has ,sIs
the General once, they take Il for granted that 10
win do % again. Az both the competitorr . a,s
"bruisers,"n the track Is In good order and fhe
weather fair, fast time may beexpected.
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DOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINI.

pOLLARD'S RHEUMATIC LINZ
l. MENT.-This PREPARATION still continues to at
tract the attention of the afflicted. Numerous
of Rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Pain in the
Face, Neuralgia, Chiiblains, &c, &c. have lately
been cured by this Lniment; and Thousands who are
suffering from affection of similar nature,
could easily be cured If they would only use POL
LARD'S RHEUMATIC EMINENT.
For sale by PURCELL, LADD Il CO, Bennett l.
Beers, Adie l. Gray and n. R. Duval 4 Bro, Main
ct; ard w. p. Ladd and L. 3. Thomas Broad st.,
Shockoe Hill. de8
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Run OvER.-During the burning Of the
Penitentiary last night, four pereons over
by the fire spparatuS-three men and one boy-one
Of whom, young Mr. Mason, we understand, had oae
his right badly bruised and his face injured -
The injuries of the other two were slight. These
running down the hill from the Penitentiary through
a dense body of smoke.
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COME AND TAKE A LOOK.-Th

~ stock of Clothing in store Is much too lsrse,
and must be sold at some price TIE subscriber ].
have bat to call and they will find suficsnt induce.
ments prevent them going further. SO all in want
Of good Clothing. and have but little money to get
it, should call at A. LEWIS,
SO Main It, opposite St Charles Hotel,
deS Sign OF the Red Coat.
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Era says of the jury in the Thompson case,
that about one-half of them are not free.
holders; that one or more are said to be nm.
der the age of 81, and that several of them
are known to be perured men.
We fully agree with the Era that the Ward
case, bad as it was, cannot compare in
atrocity with the Thompson case. A man
would better. have a hundred such murders
as that of Ward on his head, than the mon.
strous crime of which the jury acquitted DR..
Thompson.
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oPEED OF RA1LRoADs.-At the late meet.
Ing OF the Railroad Convention in this cry, Mr.. P.
v. daniel Jr., offered q resolution requiring the
various companies to regulate the speed of trains
on tner roads, in order to protect the lives and pro.
perry transported upon them, and proposed to put
the maximum speed at tweaty FIVE miles an hour.
Mr. Daniel, who is the President OF the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Company. thought that
something OF the kind was necessary to guard
against such fearful accidents as were constantly
recurring on the Northern roads, where greater
speed was tolerated
Mr.. Shackeltord said he was progressive man.
and moved to substitute sixty for twenty-five miles.
Even that he considered slow travelling In this az e.
and was satisfed that the times demanded every
ming to go ahead He was in favor of leaving the
subject in the hands of the various compsnies
where Il belonged, and should therefore vote
ag ainst the resolution.
After spicy debate betw cen the slow men and
pfogressivee 10 which many amusing things were
said the resolution put to the vote and defeat
cd by large majority
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FIRE-The roof of house on Marshall
street, between 4th and 5th, occupied by Mrs Cox,
took fire about o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
the alarm bells were rung, but before the firemen
with their machines reached the scene. the flames
were extinguished with buckets of water. No. &
company was on hand iu very short time, but
found it unnecessary to put on q stream.
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30 ARDlNG.

NOTJCE.-The Steamboat
CURTIS PECK will. after To-day,
FRlDAY.l stop for several days. to have some ate.
again will be given. Ide 81 r O. HASKINs.
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;, K0BBERY.-A night or two since, Mr..
E: w. McComas, the democratic candidate for
Lieutenant Governor of this State, had his pocket
book, containg over $780, stolen from his nocket.
by servant. at his hotel The rogue has been ar.
rested but no traces of the money vet discovered.
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from lynchburg

To Lexington,......$2 - 70 White sui 81 80
:" OK Alum.--...3 30 " Sweet AMI hrd--.3 90
Warm& Hot Sp'gs..5 90 = Dagger's s irngs..2 30
nuR Packct Boat. leave Lyochhurg, tor buchanan
" daily (Sundays epted) nj NJ and arrive at
p m Returning leave Buchanan, daily, MT m lSun-
days excep,ed) and arrive in Lynehburg. 1t = m
Al North River the Boats connect with daily line Of
stages for Lexington, Rock and Bath Alu Warm aud
Hot Springs; Gmcr's NJ III with the stage for N4ur-
al Bridge and Blu, hansn with lines 10 the White
Sulphur one by the Sweet and the other by Dagger
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
l. 6 WHITTENORE A. HRO

NXToULD respectfully announce To he citizens of
-" Lynchburg and vicinity. thai they are ma nliar.
,nrns nj their Agricultural Works the Basin X b
NITclIEL'S PUMP 4 FIRE ENGINE c,rnained.
which il the perfect article Of the kind offer
ed TO the public (des ga for Factory Fire aud Gar.
den Engine aud i. peculiarly adapted To private dwell
Iiugs aaiuding III IN a FIRE Engine under their dir,
command capable of 70 cling ~aler over two stur,
dwelling.
All nrdr,s pro npily attended t, and Pumps put into
Wells On Springs The usual lHtes, and .rrunted to
perform well Tor year.
rc the exclusive agents for the counties Of Camp.
bell, inherit. Bedford ond Apnomaitpx.
spn |
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Our terms will be cash, or negotiaLc paper sasfio-
torily endorsed
Tue subscriber, thankful Tor the very IL 'ral ra'ron
uge bestowed him for the last fourteen Year he nz
been in business In Lynchburs, woul just n.ention thai
lie will still continue his former husiucs. heretofore
and hopes. wnh the udduna ttciii,es has and
10y the attention he feels det med give
his business in all lis vminus branches,
unnance ri the patronage of u liberal pua'ic.
sept eats GEO q. CT RE.
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rYRiehmond W te and buchanan Recorder copy.
PLASTERING.

1>HE subscriber takes pleasure IN iti1tmng his nu
Il merous friends, that he is rcudy aty call
made on him from the ountrs, aud vi promptly aud
in the best style all work rusted his
His well known ability in the tastul branches OF
the trade combined with long ,xncricnco prac
teal workman, may well assure a sho employ Inn Of
having good psrlor ceilings, d"nc ~ Hnh city
IN this Union. limitations IN Red and Blue Granite Or
New England Sand Stone will be given where
ing is done, at the same price. No orge made for
showing any who may desire to his large stock
patterns. many Of " hch City orders attended
to ~ usual JOHN LONG
auy l33tv-dts
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bdtt tr The huse-liud Willie
Old Time Is swiftly flying;
And that same hlawer that blooms to-day
To morrow may he lying
4 Ii who desire of Themselves family. or friends IA
IA correct highly finished, aud UNFADING DA-
GUERREo1YPE LIKENESS, or one of those al-
most breathing St reoscopc Pictures, should rn,brnce
the present "ppo tunity (as delays dangerous) e
cali the Gallery OF MINNIS & CO. TIKI, hu.c
ldrgcHni beautiful assortment of Gold Lockrts Pins
Rings, Brateletts &c. with every style of Case and
Frame, in when 10 place Pictures any of which,
hlled with Likeness taken in their inmitable stve,
will, Mt make the most beautul-und at the same
time, the most deSirable-present that be ade.
aud one that viii be tn assured up IA sacred memento
long utter the loved doner shall have passed away.
They have in their possession every late and mpor
tant Improvement in Chemicals and Apparatus know
in the anil prepared take pictures IT, every
sye and warranted to please. call from the citizens
o Lynchburg and surrounding country is respectfully
licited, whether they nay wish pictures or not.
GALLERY 10 Lynt hburg Vain st , two door, from
Bridge St, adi nii the Stor- of DR.. Lyman: S,c
amor st., Pc;crsAurg, and Main st., Rchn ond. Va.
q, w. MINIS,
sep81s IS. TANNER.
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$40 REWARD

ID AN away from,he subscriber, the 18th May, a
IL negro man named MIKE. belonging 10 Mrs -
Dance, of powhaan county, VA. Tn snd negro Is "A
bout #. inches .gh; well buckbctween . and
30 years old he n Navy Cup, hi other clothing
not remembered. The above rewards will be given
delivered me- section ITO Va. Tenn. Railroad, pu
aski co, Va, tl0 il lodged in jail where get
him. JACOB RuhBOUGH
junSis
EY- RichrnaNd WlIr and Buchanan Recorder copy.
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co L..

4 OAL. coal. coal
~ A. .Irsoa- Ai,iuas IT, supply Themselves with
good auclc R=.i-ush Anthlacite and Blum nous
Coal Tor the ~inr sensun will and il their interest
# they leave their orders with tn. under as SOM
- possible; tres wlt be TO get their CA bv
Rrhm nj mea- ure'nenf and at ives; Richmond prices
including FIRE ght and tolls. DAN'L s. JASPER.
4,
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Anew BOOKS! NEW BOOKS -
" PAYNE & CHRISTIAN

no THE H;ERCHANTS.-.THE ADAMS
l. EXPRESS CO. have the ex.lus privilege OF Ex-
pr, ssng all Goods the Sourhside Railroad. her-
chants have facilities vi receiving good, direct,
whom deiay, IRON all points, with much greater dec
patch, id less expense All good forwarded of the line
Order your Good by the ADAMS ExPRkss Co.
- W. H. Mos y, Agent.
sep 27ts Lynchburg. Va.
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GAS LIGHTS.

FINl1E Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
l. prepared to furnish Stores, Churches. Factories
private lemilies with Gas ui superior qualify
Whether consider the bri,nncv of the light, lis free
dom irou erything calculated soil rooms furniture
carpets. ehenpness it far superior any other
light in We leg leave invite attention to the
tested lis qualities
the Lynchburg Gas urks tale pleasure in recommend.
citizens mrge, Icing better, cleaner
md cheaper than any other Ii. have 4cd consider
in, the nuount of light obtained
RuDen Eatiy ,'lie-.. McEl!euy Co,
I. A. Atkinson. Baker avey,
Simpson Bro, Burror CHS, Shater, & Co,
john i. Wright, Is. Il Sunrter,
Philip w. Payne, Glass d GaIne,
Jno. q, Meem, 7. l., Dudley,
VIM. Sttzer, & NJ. Gucgenhemcr,
Acee ~ McClanuhun, C. Mor.e
Mcdonald K Peters, VIM B. 4 G. Fisher
q. NJ. Rurher, Stahler 4 Co.,
i. b Gibbs ~Istee of = A. Eoyd,
Buprist Cn~rch W. / Ardriso, 4 Co..
Rosser x Cuwthon, liornrr, " atSon & Co,
NorvelI House. Mechanic, Hurt d Preston.
Clss /. lee, 1hos. Sharp.
Warwick House. Gen1Sup of R..
w. " Lefwicl x Bro. Frewell d. Hall,
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