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FyaresUeN Testimonial
TO THE BATEMAN CHILDREl

e respectable meeting Of citizens and hean OF tina
CITY Of New Orleans ST. Charles Hotel the evening
TUESDAY instant for the purpose Of deysng measures to
proposed Complimentary Testimonial Mes ATE
and ELLEN who understood be the of depn
ure for California,
Charles NJ Waterman Esq., called the chair and Cen John
Henderson, Chrsy Major H. Rannoy and Mr. John 81
appointed Prasdcnta James Otis chosen
Secretary.
The Chairman having the object Of the meeting and having
the nct Of the Fremen Charitable Aoca
materially benefited by the prompt and efficient tender OF
the Misses Batemun called for an expsa
the meeting the subject OF tho proposed
testimonial.
conversations resolved that committee Of citizens
Company be raised to carry
object meeting Aud the following gentlemen were
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accordingly appointed;
A. D. CRoSsMAN, JOHN H. HENDERSON,
WILLIAM CKRSTY, CORNELIUS FE1L0WES
WILLIAM MURh, ROBERT W. ADAMS,
HI RANNEY, J.B WALTON,
JNo. f.. CALDWELL, G. W. SHAW
TfiOS. IA, SHIELDS, JOHN Z. HESS,
SANL. C RISK, JAMES +. OTIS,
J. NJ. HANDKERCHIEF, U L. BEhGiER,
j. SliUTE d.. RICARDO,
T. n. HARRIS, eli. 7 NASH
W. H. PETERS, GEO. W. RhGEp
SAM NJ TODD W. C. HAMMER,
q Il WHEAT W. 7. SANDERS,
j. FITCH ... JNO. S. TliRASifER,
s. l. WALDO. HENRY FoRN0,
" " HENRY H. DENG2EL.
ON THE PART OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
No. 1. CHARLES D. YANCEY, No, -. H. iiYAMs,
9. J. H. WINGFlELD, a. GEo; ALLEN,
8. j. BuDUC, ~ q. PAfSANia
q. j. KENNEDY, IL. p w LESLIE,
B. j. O. MCCLELLAN J. ]. CASEY,
a. i CoSGROVE IS. JNO. f. GRuBEi,
T. r. ARDEFILLE, 10. A.P SHIELDS,
s. CHARLES WHITING, 90. Allen, CLAIM
Q. W. 3. SCHMIDT, u. GEORGE CLAhh,
10. g. j. PuNEKY, ~ -,S----,
IL. X, REGAIN, %. T. TRACY,
IL. w. G. AtiERN "a g. LuGENBuAii.
Ell HART Louisiana Hose Company.
JAMES BEGGS Hook aud Ladder No 2.
c, NJ. WATERMAN, do No
J. JACOBS, Mtltburg, No. l.
7, THAYER, Pelican, No /.
passing Hail thdre.h for the use
placed the disposal the meeting, and ordering The
publication proceedings the daily papers OF the city there
adjournment sue de.
CHARLES NJ WATERMAN, President.
JAMES T. OTIS, Secretary.
Committee Of Arrangements requested to meet
Charles Hotel SATURDAY EVENING, 14h instant, At
o'clock precisely perfect the for the
posed testimonial. jan9 apf
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for Mobile papers
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SeiUetG z. Tnsgior.
er09etftsh H0zey,

~ EW OR LE ANS.
R IAs well known establishment having undergone complete re
phf' etc. during the past open pnbic and
PROPRIETOR grateful for past ayo would oet continuance 9th.
Hame. '''
az The accommodations Families unsurpassed by any Hotel
IN me South E04s 2pAEtfl J. ". YOUNG Pronr.nr
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Vets. Gnus. efc

kEssA At WHOLE sALE.
~ onehundrdd HATS comprising sgreatysrfs4to
Ike FUR, CASHMERE, MEXICAN WOOL STRAY. pALsJIf..
sdCAMPgAcH9 BATS, forralsty - -
tYis fpdAW FROST Il co. 10 Atagafns,.,t,at
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3sp the National Ltnr.

BATON RoueR, Jan. 16-The Senate was organized
there being % members present W + Wagner was
| elected Secretary.
In the House So members present. sandidge of
Bosser was elected Speaker having received 81 votes
The wings voted for Williams, of Lafourche w II Heg
gins elected Chief Clerk No message has vet been
| received from the Governor
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LIZ" We use HOES POWER ROTARY PRESSES and RUG
GILES. PRINTING ENG NE--the beat now in .aw
E Call and examine specimens and prices for all kinds Of the
work above %
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Drugs, .EEeeEtCisaes, Fsel.f,s,,,e,-,,, off,,

Ihs subscriber would respectfully c the Of
COMPRISING every article in h line Of business which on
ae;3%n SODA WATER AND MEAD very best
VII Ggnd 81 ths with all the Wafsr
such Us tVNSRhSs BLUE LICK SnnnaS
G6BEEY BITTERS, ETC. THOMAS y = wy EealASit
apl dsWyis Druggist and Apoheeay Camp and Foyd,ns .
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Roots, Shoes ana Ksrooo,,s.

= '71'77 70 tF9NtN III . FtEFgs
MFsaE AT WHOLESALE.
BN% Nov andingfrom ship Norfolk and store
~. aortmeat Of BOOTS, sHoKs, BRoGANs HATS CATS
ETC. Plantations suPped prime RUsSET BRoGANs WOOL
AE4tAN, PAl-A LEAF,SFRAW and cAMPEAcHY HATE, az
the towss, market prices, by
jv1a spd4W FROST n rn IN M...........
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4 FEAlENT-I000 bbls Newark Cement, for
~ gae by JOHN @. HARDlIL 4 CO 81 Magazine street.
81 Asuts Of the Newark Roaendae Cement Company New
aA1 ADD iau4
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NV York, January 15,-The United States storeship
Relief has arrived here from Bermuda She reports that
there is much sickness the Island especially among
the blacks of whom three hundred had died within ten
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L. D. ADDISON. San, Esq,
L. D. ADDISON, Jun, Esq,
THOS. ANSLY, Esq.,
DIR. B0RESHAMER,
GLEADY BURKE, Esq,
COL G, ], D0BiNS,
HON, GAENETT DUNCAN,
CORNELIUS FELLoWEs, Esq
WILLIAM FELL0WES, Esq,
JlLSON HARRISON, Eau,
payne a Hatriaon,}
WILLIAM g. HEWES, ESQ.,,
JAMES HOPKINS, ESQ,
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URE SILVER.
70 For sale br HYDE 4 EOOnRIrH
at their NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
d}3 2ptul rorns+ Canal and p AT, .,,o.,s
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sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD



A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the De
n pot in Petersburg every day. Sunday excepted,
att o'clock A. AMI arrives Burkevile at the IN
terrecton Of the Richmond and Danville RailRond
at 10 oclock,A connecting by that Road with Messrs.
7, flagg Co.'S Stage Line for Charlotte Cour iouse,
Haliinx Court House. Dunvie and Greensboro, N {.
and arriving Faunville at 100 A. M. connecting
there with Mrssrs Flngg. Caldwell a. Co.'S Stage Line
for Lynchburg.
Returning, The train leaves Fafmyile at l. p. NJ,
ard Burkevle at "a r. m. arriving in Petersburg in
time Tor the trims going North South. connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the Appomattox Rail.
boad with the spl, nd nships Roanoke and James
town tor N,w.fok; which leave City Point 7,p. NJ.
snd every Wednesday tn steamships for Phadep hiu
which leave City Point "A: The same hour.
gers preierring rema in Petersburg the
night, can take the mornil train North ut "A, A. M
the james River Boats for Old lint Norfolk and Ba
more at 8. A NJ, the for the South, oo lock
An.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
eta between the following points may be procured at
the annexed rates:
Between Petersburg and Lynehbure, through in
- h'tteen hours, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days, Oh
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur s = ngs.
through in two days, ..-........-...-..... 10 on
Between Petersburg Danville, through In TWEEN.
ty-four hours, ............!......... 8 %
Between Petersburg G.ee sbor,,, N O., thro'
Between Petersburg and Salisbury, N. @. through
inthree dnys.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Is on
Between Petei sburg and Charlotte. $lS 90
freight train !, ayes the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at q, A. a.and
returns the days Any person wishing to see t,
rates If freight ,btun freight list by calling on
the AGENT at the Petersburg Depot.
dee3fs Il. J. WALL. Stunt
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Thirty Days Grace.


NM lTii view of disposng OF his present stock and
w making room for much larger, the sUbsrrib
er~l for tie next thirty days offer such inducements
I" those wishing to purchase Flu niture for CASH as
were never enjoyed in this market.
The present stock made to order. and will com.
pare iuvorably with any in the market. it consist in
part of the fell wing tices SO as circular and shield
buck Divans, Tete Teles, Booking Plain AMI Fury
Mahogany Chairs, Carpet Medallion Sofas With Rock.
ing, Arm. and Paror Chairs Match Sideboanls With
marble wood tops, Dressing Bureaus with AID with.
out marble tops, Wnshstands maj bic or wood tons
God and Cane seat Ro kers, Wood, Cane and Rub
seat Chairs ct different patterns Cottage Furniture and
Painted Chamber Sets, lain. half and whole marble
tops. French Curtain Cluster Post Gothic and Cottage
Bedsteads, Mahogany, Wllnut and Bronzed Iron Hat
Racks French, Fiurea, and Hoop Gard Tables Centre
and Sofa Tables, with marble tops, Mahogany French
Exters Dining Tables, very fine article. Manga.
ny Walnut Dining and Hall or Entry Tables York
and Candle Stands Carpet md Cane seat Countei
Soos, WARDROBE 5, Pier Glasses, What-Nots, and Init
Not Desks, &c &c. An Inspection of stock is respect
fully solicited. Ell. FOLKES,
Walerooms3 doois below Liberty Warehouse
july IL
70 Rep copy
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Severe Case of Rheumatism


SccrrsvILLE, bemtnle Co., Vu..
Ma ca ith, 1853 !
MesWs Mortimer q Mocbrdy:- Gentlemen-.Having
been Inflicted with rheumatism for some time in It's
worst forms, and being able obtain relief from
other medic induced to Try champions Veg
ratlc Tncture." few bottles Of which. am happ, to
say have nude perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the Tincture | WINS
scarcely nble To walk. | and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from all pam.
Yours most truly n. Il. MAY.
THE FEMALE SYSTEM
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extract frurn james Harris, Esqs Lelte, Alexandria,
Va.-Atcr speaking of wonderful cures on HIMSELF he
-nys Mrs II has been suffering with the liver com.
plaut and with inability. constantly complaining. from
weakness. through her whole system She enjoy.
better health thnn Tor ny years being entirely
ed by the use of Hampion's Pegeiabte Tpcture"
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes-Exlmrt from a
Letter from j. & ines, Esq, Louion county va NJ,
wife has been for yeats ull ted with great wee 1ess
pun in the breast, side and back; Inptntion ,f the
heart fecbcness oil the SYSTEM loss Of Appetite
complexion salow; the sight OF eye almost gone the
Other We weak / am pleased to say, Hampton
THcure has restored "rto perfect health. Her eyes
atc as good now as ever they
w Cal and get pamphlets
Sold by J. H. SEAY, g. co, Lynchln.rg; Sewers
ScortsvilleA J. BROWN Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throughout the State. Nar p dScly
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Low Fare from LynchburgtO Richmond:
THREE DOLLARS!

ON and alter tho lUih July, our Boats will leave
l. nrlhulg Tor Richmond, tti-wtekly, viz: Tuesday,
Thursday & saturday,a m. directly after the
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchburg
are two nights and one day the Boats; end those
WHO have busiaess in Richmond without tossing
time, save So so by tsking this route. For Charoues
Vile weekly COACHES connect in Scousvic; leave
Lynchburg m, arrive il Cha looesville day
at BOYD EDMUND &DANENPOaT.
inl7
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MECHANICAL.
New Furniture Ware-R0OmS.

NANT. wALD RON & Co.
"ouLD Respectfully inform their i'en Is and the
w public generally that they are now receiving al
heir Furniture Ware Rooms Mai st.. IA 'e" 'inor-
below the Norvell House, their stock oil h"-e Wood
Mahogany Walnut and nfhcr Furniture Together WITH
great mnnv articles Ia Ihr ut House keepng, that
re useful a. we'll ornamental. II hive NEVER bttpie
been introduced tn This market All al winch have been
selected ron h Mouth, enjoying the highest rePn
a ion for good and faithful work.
They have also connected with th,ir establishment II
Manufacturing Department,
In which they huve engaged wofkmen OF skinGd 'xp'
fence and therefore prepared In lave nude II o.
der OF good eriaI. my piece ct furniture that
my he ordered They wo,si add ihut they ate re-
pared Ia ,ir greater inducements To ,tsohs wanthg
anything in tie WY of FURNITURE, Ilhn sever he.
IRE bee. one ed la this market. And they hope by
siluous attention business merit and receive at least
Il portion oi the uhic patl ohnge.
CONANT. WALDRON & co.
n BWe would shy -FOUR cid frienis and custom
rfs " u continue manufacture old stand,
"a Bridge st all kinds If 7 baeco M5uds un the
ke and we solicit continuance of thrir fayors.
uur 49, c, W. c.,
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WILSON ~ FRANK LlN-W hoicsaic
w AND RETAIL GkOCEhS AND COMMITS
sion Merchants in the Granite Front Buihng,
few doors above the Merchants Bank. Muir Street.
Lynchburg. Va receiving their spring supply,
which they invite the attention their friends aud
the public gencrnIly-
20 hid. o. N o and 81 Sugars,
so bbs Retired Coffee do
80 " Clarified and Pulyerised do
l0d boxes Loaf do
10 bbs Crushad do
10 hhds Cuba aud N o Molasses
90 bbls o nld Sugnrhouse Sirrup
100 Sa, ks Rio and Laguira Coffee
rs Superior brown Java
Genuine Moe, do
Chests q l.. Imperial and Black Tens,
Tierce1 New Crop Rice.
900 SIDES Sole Leather, hsnyy and gh, weights.
bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bale Cotton assorted numbers,
hales Cotton Bntt-
100 Sacks shit
20 tons Country end Tredegar Rolled Iron ass'd
1000 lbs Blisicred Steel
1909 lbs Cast and Shear Steel,
5 boxes Patent Axes, different bunds
200 kegs Nails. assorted,
i2 " Horse Shoes,
100 lbs Horse Shoe Nn.,
95 best Nova Scotia Grind Stones
so boxes Sperm and Adawaatine Candles,
30 " 1urpenline Soop,
30 bbls Mnckcre
30 " Turner's Oil,
10 900 lbs good Famil, Bacon,
100 bushels Cloyerseed
Ginger Spice, Pepper, Ghookolae, Alum, Snltpeter
Soda, Stach Coppcras, Indigo, Nader large stock
of Cotton Osnebergs. Brown Du,nesti,s =, Stnpe Dry
Goods and grrut many other articles tedious To
mention oil of which they offer sell the very best
terms or 20 give IN exchange ior country produce.
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nv postna.t., n n C,,rer,
CAros BRlpoE
UanrsLir. coupty Va March f.t ISL
Ar y . rooDey- Dcnr Sir; Agreeable to ,our re.
,,e., ADD M, o,, d..re IN beneGt ~ a afflicted Iare
by CERTIFY the reof rrf hive received from The rae
of Houptou's V,oetobIc T,ne,nre
wa. nixon with yiocot mint stiop or rather Hn,.
tering mn trembling of the lrsrf Which continued sew
er,l Inv: il seemed IA ifn heart had almost forcotu
il. Office Tn, f,milv becnme alarmed and procured
botl, of mi. yoInbe Medicine and beini. Ind tax en-
near onn bottle of mi. TBejnrs of IouDsoas wa. an
tircv relieved.
T1i- /. the ird Instance of relief in nv fanily rn
the of hi. vnlIobe Medicine. r three ,enf-
ago was laid uP with uiceraion Of my onh from fleet
OF what ia generally called k leg lind lost a aste
aud appetite and the W" Oh was sore Jor, inches
ul and down, and hall way around my ankle ieJeeied
every elorI to heal until procured HamPtons Veg
ehe Tn"iureone bottle ct which restored my health
healed my ankle and am reer from swelling than for
the last hiryydrs
dgan one OF my dnnght'rs was very low from severe
dysepc Y. aud wh'n she began to sit up her feet
menced swelling which nrren'et every da mud beenn
10 be very poniul-s''e ~ d n bottle OF Hamptons
1Hct""j the pnins were nssunged, TIE swelling sub
silcd and her health 'et'rned-we kept her legs ban
dnsnd with strips OF w"olen uo her strength returned.
hive e' thuS particular that others nn Ter similar
circumstances might be induced TO avail themselves ot
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND /:


on HtiDs N, o. y h s"p",
~ 40 bl4 Coffee aud Clarified Sugar.
80 boxes and bbls. Loaf Crushed. and ru
verified Sugar,
100 lmgs Rio and Lnguira Coffee.
30 bags Superior Old J IVA Coffee,
Is hhds Cnba anl +. X. Molasses,
30 bbs N. q. Monsses,
20 tots Bar Iron. nssortod
do Hoop and Band do
do. llisterd St,el.
| do Cast and Shear do.
l0,0n0 lbs Bacon
200 Shles SolA Leat,,n,
rs do Black Upper do,
40 huz. Calf Skins
90 " Pink Ii ing do,
10 Sheer Skins.
2,Oto BALES Cotton Yum,
10 Bales Osnaburgs
50 Boxes Sperm and Adnmnntine Candles,
SO do. Hull y Sons Patent do,
Is do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
80 kegs Nal-, , to TO n.y.,
10 VIZ : Nails,
ID bis Timers Oil
40 ms Peruvian Guuno.
200 sacks Salt
Also
Plaid, Bleeched and Brown Domestic Calico Linen
Drill, Bed Cords and Plough Lines Window Glass and
Putty, CoPperas, Alum, Nader and Indigo, Pep,ier
Gi"g"r and Spice, Spades. Shoves, Trace and Halter
Chains, Manure and Hay Folks Boots Shoes aud Hats
For sale, or exchange Cor country Prodnce,nn accomo
dating terms. Gap, 2ls) JOHN HOLIINS
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lsSa, SOMETHING NEW & BEAUT1rTTt,

SsS1aSOMET9ING NEW & BEAUTJrTIr
MxMyk A. WILLIAMS calls attention to his rea
A%SS beautiful & varied assortment of Pmyer Bo,t.
NzaO which he ha. just received and which = se'
lcced Himself, in the Northern Cities bu, few DIV.
ago: together with large stock of Theological nd
Miscellaneous works, consisting of all TIE ule. a,d
most interesting works of thu day.
The fuowii some ofthem:
Russian Shores by Olphant,
Maps of Europe,
Sketches of Greece and Turkey,
Sumhus Travels in Europe,
Life and Writings of Andrew Broudu.,
Thrilling Adventures by Land end Sea,
' lie Discarded Daughter,
Reverie~ of IA Bachelor,
Mrs. Browning Poems,
history of Ireland
fe of john Randolph of Roanoke, by Hugh A. Garlaad
Woman in France. by JuIio kavanaugh.
Woman and her Master. by Fl derrick Smith
Together with heauifI selection of fancy articles
writing desks, W tn secret springs; large stock pu,
Sic paper hal giGgs, ind lefumery Of every kind and
at such n"-> "arro OF fail to please All he asks
rhlt, ;, irsrre sale. may 10
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A Word to The Wise

/ not altoays shGcient-.everal words ar -eefed -
Il DE Burgs Super Phosp Lime as a te,tzer is
supported by array of who have tested thai
ought to carry conviction TO al Now is the time 10
apply it to The Corn and Tobacco crops Ii NAV be-
had Inequalities to ,ut with directions for use from
may 70 B.F. 6ACKETT.
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Packet Boat Line for the Va. Springs.
Fare from Lyme hblIrg

To Lexington. 81 % 70 White SULPHUR 50 so
= Rock. Alum 3 so - Sweet and Red 3 90
Warm & Hot Sp'gs-.5 co - Daeger's Sprngs-.2 SO
our Packed Boats leave Lynchhurg, for Buchanan,
~ duly (Sardays excrpted) at a n, and arrive at
pm Returning leave Buchanan, daily, att m (Sun-
day. 'xeepted) and arrive in Lynchturg. 1t pm
At Noith River the Boats con- cct with daily line of
stages for Lexington, Rock. and Bath Alu Warm and
Hot Springs; at Gmer's Mill with the stage for N,ur-
n Bridge and Blu. hanan with lines the White
Sulphur, one by the Sweet and the other by Dagger
Sprnigs.
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Summer Arrangement,
@09 90 81 -
VA. Il TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Hours

IN and after Mondas. April 3D.. tbs Express all
~ and Passenger Train will leave Lypchburg daily,
(except sandays "A NJ. and arrive al Big Spring al
l0&A.M.
Returning leave Big Spring at 4J +. NJ and ar
rive in Lynehbur. at 7. 7. Nj.
Stopping each WAY. only Forest, Coolies. Loury =,
Liberty. Oak Mulga. Lisbon Bufor,'s Bonsaeks,
Gish's MILL Big Lick. Salem. Dya's Thomas aud Big
Spring. THoS. SHARP. Gen'l Supt
mar oSts
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UnF Ierm" Il be cash,or negotiable paper satisfac
tnrily endorsed.
Ne subscriber, thankful for the verv Iihe,al rnron
age bestowed an him for the last fourteen ,rur lie has
h'en business in Lynchburg woul Just a.enton ,ha,
he will still continue his former bushes. n. bcre,nca
ana hopes with the addinnnal f,cilitrs /, now
'y the constant attention he feels drtr. incd IN ov m
ITS business in all ia valous branches To me ia cam
ohuahre h the patronage Of a liberal pubic
sept <'-'s GEO G. CURlC
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0fFicE VA. b fENE. RAIL-RoAD Co. !
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Lynchburg, Sept 20. 1888. :
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo. q.
Cure. feel confident TINT the Pieda Works, under
his management, will fully MAINTAIN its reputation n
making Ra hond Cars we'll in any and eli Us
branches of mechnicai operations.
JhO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Prcsiietf.
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RECON- ENDATIONS.
CHIEF EHGIkEER's OFFICE Va. Tenn. r. II I
LNuclhnln. VI. Snntnn nr 30. lSl3

Lynrlbus. Va., Septrm ar 20, 1853. {
TO THE RAHROAE PtBLIC.
All the Cars Il every lind in upon tbs road havs
'ecn made al tie Piedmont Works. in iynchburg, un
Il. the direction Il Gen'l Netllttou. as Agent
IL gives me much pleasure 10 say that have
strongly and faithfully executed. cleerluy re
commend these works. to companies requiring cars, a.
competent construct aid faithfully any
tracts that may be- made with the OF these orks
CHAS. NJ. GAhNETT,
Chi9 Eng. Va d Tenn Il. e.
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MERCHANTS.
sEABURY's SHOE q HAT STORE. !.
- 1854 Spring Supply.

a. receivi alsree suppl, Agreai variety OF spring
II Summer C,.js. | am confident thrrc has never
been opened in Luxembourg euch a..atsment OF Ia
DIES GAITERS SLIPPERS. BUsklNs, BOOTS,
LINDS and WALKING sHnEsi GEN flEMENs.
BOOTS CATERS, sHUEs. sLiPPERs& PUMPS
MISSES f,AITEpRS BoofS an1SLlPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS am SHOES md CHILDREN 5 SHOES by
the small CART-LoADi
Also a splcndid ef syss. nor's and CHIT
DREss SUMNER HaTs and cars Also, Travelling
Trunks, Carpet b ,gs yalss =, Umbrellas. &C.. &c
Nv two oldest s,as are with a Statesmen. an II
is my purpose have EVERY accommodation extended Ia
my customers which will approve. To IA very
liberal Community my heartfelt thanks are tenderef,
with assurance that all all be done hat ought Ia be,
To see m. irs continuance !. sEABuRf
n B.-My friend. vii find une in my store at
almost every hour day night except The snbbaii'
that da, u.ere j. aHmittanes. of course. =. \