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TgsIE BOOK OF THE SEASON
i Id w YOU REID IT.
ALONE, by Marion Harland; in one hapssoo
II mo. yolume-prioe 81 p. 7'''
A. NORRIS, Publisbo,

Miss Harlanl may henccforth take rnnk a.
the must successful female novelisis of the -.
States "--Nac YORK Commercial Adrertiser ''p
''iheexceleHt ton persaling it "ill make il m .
the most popular ictioas OF the present year -pIJ
Err ming Maui
"rhe moral Of the story /, prominent and o,o,
ceptionabl beauty and truth have casped banI. :;
its recital '-Frede,tcksbng Ners
'We tslke especial pleasure in commencing thi. oa
nest, chastely-written and exceedingly udicions s,
as one among the brilliant gems that have recently mali
their appearance. -Ame7caH Courier, Phaa
"A work Of Imagination, admirably execuled-pla
Christian ObSerger
ave commend il among tile clevercst nove1s ,
have been wrten."-Phaa. 1 pe,png Buleffn.
at will found quite as interesting the last Nothe
novel, the ghter."-RaH Amer.
'Possessing far more interest md exhibiting qreo,
evidence of talent than any of lady writers hoya
brought out for nany dny."-Godeg's Ladg's Bool
"a novel of uncommon excellence, certainly SUI ,r
any Virginia novel recolect ever to have read
The pictures of Virginia country life with its ann.n
ments exercises, ind the habits and peculiarly If tho
people, are faithfully and graphically sketched. and
of these sketches have all the freshness and s
ofwoild pictures by our best authors r Exam.
alone is book ofgreat merit, and we recall ortiz
which dsplaya thorough knowledge of that art wbc,
largely into the character of every laetqler
We mean the art of the raeontear -Southe,n La Mes
iun 90
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SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD



A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves the D,
IA pot in Peiesb every day Sunday excepted
at o'clock, M and arrives Mt Burkevilo nj the In
tersection Of the Richmond and Dunvie Rurfoad
at 10 ocock,A connecting by that Road with Messrs
L. Flagg Co.'s Stage Line for Charlotte Courtf ause,
Halifax Court House, Danville and Greensboro, [.
and arriving at Farmvie ll30. A. Nj, connecting
there with Messrs. Fagg, Caldwell e. Co.'s Stage Line
for LynchbHg.
Returning, the train leaves Farmyille at |, NJ,
ard Burkevlle al "a p. arriving IL Petersburg in
time for the trains going North South connecting
every Tuesday and Friday with the AppomnttoX Rail.
oad,with the steamships Roanoke and James
for N,w-Yorl which leave City Point at p NJ,
and every wednesday with steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point al the same hour.
ssengers preferring rema in Petersburg the
night, take the mornii train North at H. A. NJ.
the James River Boats for Old lint, Norfolk md alti
at &. the for the South at O'Clock
A. N.
Arrangements have been made by which through tick
cts between the following points may be procured AT
the annexed rates!
Between Petersburg and Lynchburs, through In
httteen hours, .--------..----..---.- - O0
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs through in two days, ...-....------ 0u
Between Petersburg and White Sulphur Springs,
through in two days, -. .-....--. 10 90
Between Petersburg Danyiilc, through in TWEEN.
ty-four hours, .............. pa
Between Petersburg G,ee 'sboro, n. c., thro'
Between Petersburg and Salisbury n. Q through
IN three days. ID 90
Between Peter sburg and Charlotte, SIS 90
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday, wednesday and Friday morning AT o. A. m,und
returns the days. Any person wishing see the
rates If freight obtain freight list by calling upon
the Agent at the Petersburg Depot
dec3 L. r. J. WALL Suni,
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New Furniture Ware-RoomS.

cONANT, w Al D no " q o.,
xxToUl,D Re peetfuy turn thsir hien and tue
w nnlie generally TINT they now receiving At
hon Furniture Ware Rooms. Mar ST. "a 'e" door.
telow the NarYr liou-e, their stock of aoSe W ooai
u6o,anv Walnut aud other Furniture together Win
treat many articles IN the aus at House keeping lhai
, i,.ai a. Nrll a. ornamental, 1t have never or'ff
bes introduced to his market All o winch haYe been
.clts from iIt use- Noeth enjoying the highs. rePa
Ia ion for good and faithful work
They have also connected with their esiahiiShfh'h''a
Manufacturing Department,
in wi ieh they engaged workmen al skiih"d eApe
fence anil are therefore prepared TO have mhde to or
der OUT 81 good ma era. any pirce o furniture ihai
my be o Tered They woull add that they are pre-.
pnrnd to ,cr greater niuccmenfs to pttsonS wanting
ANYTHING in tie way Of FURNITURE, than his ever be-
ore bcea offered in this market. Md they hope by as
.iduos nttron business merit and receive at least
a portion ol the ubr patronage.
CONANT. WALDRON 4 co.
n We would say our cid tnends aud custom.
ere hot we continue manufacture at our old stand,
q, Bridge st nil kinds ut Tubaeco Mauids AMI the
Fke and we solicit continuance of their as0fT.
,nar I3ta Q, ". c..
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MINNIS & TANNERS
DisSOlutiOn.

TyNHE par,n, rsi heretofore existing under the firm
and style OF Bell 4 Jennings in the prrpretorship
of the Cubell House. has this day been dissolved hy
mutual The subscriber has purchased the en-
interest OF Mr. Jennings and will hereafter be the
sole pro- retur He respectfully solicts contin
uaure Of iheral patronage lac has heretofore receive
from his friends and the public ger orally promising tln
raifs expo shall be spared orender them
fortabe while they stop with him.
June 9TH. 1854. (ts) ROBERT II BELL.
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LADYs NEW FASHION BOOK


ON the +; II every month is published price 2j
" cents, Ftank Le.e's Ladies Gazette OF ori+,
Loadon and New York Fashions, containing LOG En-
cravings of the Newest Styles of Ladies and Child ems
Hats, Cups, Dresses Mantas, x c., full size Paper
Pattern Of Mantla large Sheet OF Patterns, and d
scrlptiun of Crochet Work. Articles Relieve Leathe
Work. Velvet Paintings, Nc, Enter taining Liteiar
Matter, Tales, &C. Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
AIso-Each Part contains New Song Piece Of Mu
sic Arrangements have been completed in Paris
whereby the Newest Designs will appear in this Work
month before the Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer.
Part |. issued on January ls 1854, and has been
reprinted six different times in order the demand
All the back numbers BIO obtained. The coored
Plate is alone worth money than is charged for
the whole Part.
EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS.
al is by tar the best Fashion Book issued in this
try Wecorlially recommend t.'-N Y. Daily Times.
LAKE sthe highest rank am ing all journals of its class
N. Y. Tribune. This is a uperb work B. Tran
scfp"It is the best record of the Fashion pub
lished." Sunday Times, Phaadelpaia.-"It contains
all the Fashions, and coured Plate of great
beauty."-4a/ pe Journal.
One copy enc year. 50; do, s.; four do. 50 One
copyo- the Gazette, and copy Of Hape.s Putnomt
Graham's Magazine, year, S..
flee No. 6 John street, New YORK, and for sale by
all Booksellers nthe United States and Canadas.
ap 10 d3m
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THE undej signed having had charge of the above
" orks from their commencement. under the formc'
Proprlor Mai. A. Ellison Jr.; asks c say the
Rail- Road public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue it, manage merit hoping by
Js long experience in Rail road works ard constant
tenton to the work enrusle ed to him. u merit the up.
probation and liberal patronage OF the public
A. NETTL ETON, Manaser.
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MERCHANTS.
sEABURYrs SHOE 8 HAT STORE.
- 1854 Spring Supply.

I a. reccivi slatre supply great variety OF spilng
1 Summer 6innds | am confident III re has never
been opened in Lynehburg such assortment OF Ia
DIES CATERS SLIPPERS, BUsklNs, BOOTS,
LTNDS and WALKING SHOES; GEN iLEMbNs
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES, sLtPPERsS PUMPS
MISSES GATTERRs Doors AMI SLlPPERS BOYS
BOOTS AMI SHOES and CHlLDRENs SHOES by
the small CART-LoADt
Also splendid sorimcut oi nESs,eov : and enit'
pRfss susAER HATS and cars. Also. ifaseinne
Trunks Ca net b ,gs Vnlizsa, Umbrellas. So.. Nc.
Nv two oldest sons nre with me ~ Statesmen. an II
is my purpose have every accommodation extended To
my customers which reason will approve. To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks are rendered
with .auraaee that nil all be done Tint ought 10 be-
to secure tie continuance. I. shAbuhh'
B.-My friends viii find sumo one in my store NJ
almost every hour day o. night, except The Sabbai
on ll.at da, & ere Is n rmranee, ct course = =
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1.-THE Train is stopped fof n passenger between any
al the above named points the charge will be medefr
tine point last passed by the Train. and ohnrge vii
be less than TWENTY-FIVE cents in any
Passengers who do procure Tickets Except those
who take the 4urs whore tickets not told,)
will be charged by the conductor per cent in al
dtionto the regular rates Of fare, provided, however
that in shall he receive hnn ten, nor more
than fifty cents from any passenger 10 any point on
the road.
Servants will be required to have passes, ono to
he left with the Ticket Agent aud with the on iuc
which passes must be explicit migrating the - VI
leee to travel on the Free ooored persons " be
required produce heirree poperso they will not be
permitted 10 travel on the
Jun l6 II. II GILL, Gen'l Sup't
CR All papers advertising fof this Company will
please stop all adv rtisemens IN relation Passenger
EaIe md inseIt the nhnyc
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND

slNs FhND Wv
Oh HHDS N. O. 4 + x. Sugni,
~ 40 bis. Coffee and Olbuhrd Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls. Loai, Crushed aud ~
vcrized Sugar,
100 bugs Rio aud laguita Coffee.
30 bags Surerior Old Jivn Coffee,
- hhds. Cubu anl l.. Il, Molasses
% bbl- q. Moasscs,
20 to1s Bar Iron. assurtnd,
do Hoop md Baud do,
do Blistcrt Stel.
| do. Gas and Shear do.
900 lbs Bacon
poo Sldes Sol- Leather,
u do Blooh Upper dor
40 doc. Galf Skins
% Pink Lining do,
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 Bales Cotton Nam,
10 Bales Osunhures
50 Boxes Sperm and Adumuudne Candies,
so do, Hull & Sons Patent do,
10 do. Sonp,
10 do Starch,
200 kegs Nails. to1n nya
10 Wn I Nails,
10 bbls nners Oil,
30 uns Peruvian Guano.
900 secks Suit
Also
Plaid, Blecched and Brown Domestic. Calico, Liner
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines Window Glass
Putty, Copperas, Alnt, Madden and Indigo, Pepper
Ginger and Spice, Spades. Shovels. Trace and Hate
Chulns, Manure and Hay Folks, Boots Shoes mud Hat
For sale, or exchange Tor country Produce,en
dotng terms. Zap 2lt) JOHN HOLLlNS.
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OFFICE Va. n Tenn, RAILROAD Co !

OFFICE Va. n FEM. RAILROAD Co. !
Lynchburg, Sept %. 1853 !
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo q.
Cure. | feel confident that the Piedn Mt Works ,uner
his management, will fully maintain its reputation
making Rail Road Cars well as in any and all us
branches of mechaca operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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Summer Arrangement,
= sssss
VA. a TENN. RAILROAD.

kilCIedseu oPttu dIIt1 ~n"IIbO % IHN'''"'
an and after Monday April Sd. tLe Exprc'. all
" and Passenger Train will leave Lynehhurg daily,
(excep, Sundays att NJ. aud arrive at Big Syringe
lOl A. M.
Returning leave Big Spring ats 45'F. NJ aud A.
rive in Lynchburs ct 7. 7. NJ.
Stopping each way. only nj Forest Goo les. Loufy
Liberty Oak Mulga, Lisbon. Bulord's. Bonsaoks.
Cishs Mill Big Link Salem, Dyall's, Thomas and Big
Spring TBoS. SHARP, Gen'l Supt
mar 2Sts
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HNHESE WORKS have be- set in operation It'll
1 all the lntest faprorcd Mochtnuy for Wood and
lion work. aud upon scale commensurate with the
ants of the ) outh and West. for Car construction
More than hundred cars. OF all description have
been ma these works for the Virginia D. Tennessee
Rail Road
Presidents and Engineers of Rail Roads respect
fully invt I'd to bestow Their patronage they may
" upon having their work finished in strict compliance
wi i IT, al own plans and wings; after the
s,prove plans oil Construction. prices satisfactory
Southern Ekaii-ROads
Wllno longer be compelled 10 obtain their Cars from
tue ,,,h, subject large expense and risk of Trans
portat,on. GEO. &. CURLE Proprietor.
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RECON- NJ ENDATIONS.
CHIRF ENGInEER's OFFICE, Va. b Tenn. r. Il I

2 y VI NJ u
CHEF ENGINEER's OFFICE, Va b Tenn. R.
Lynchburg. Va, Septem or 90, 1853.
TO THE RAH-ROAE public.
All the Cars OF every kind in upon tits road lave
Teen made the Piedmont Works. in Lynchburg, un
d., the direction of Gen'l Nettletou, as Agent
1t gives much pleasure to say tina, cars have
ueen strongly and faithfully executed cheerully re
mmend these works, to companies requiring cars
competent To construct and faith uy execute any con
tracts that may be- made with the OF these works
CHAS. NJ. GAkNETT,
Chit Eng. Va. q. Tenn. II. r.
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GAS FITTING.

AN fully prepared introduce Gas Pipe into Stores,
Dwellings, Factories the shortest notice, Hav
ng had several wears experieHee the business my
work may be relied on perfect. am ready to give
estimates at any time VIII also furnish sreumpipe
JAMES CLELAND,
Prart cal Gas Filter, Ma t..
Wilson & franklin's old stand, up snils
Jun dts
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5NHE UNDERSIGNED wOULpUE-

IME UNDERSTANDS WOULD RE.
SPEClFj LILY Gull the attention of their friend
and the public generally their stock of Boo,s Shoe
Hats CaPs,rrunks Garrett Bags aud valises; fm
among which will be found J Miles & 20
no9- tress Boots i.h great variety Of La lie
''ses ma osHdfens Gnites, Buskirs, Slippers and
with safety TINT oIr stock is full aud as comneta =
any that has ever been offered in ,hi. market nil orl;
We VIII be plea Cd To shrN all who may favor rs viii,
, apl ldts FRETWEI e. i4.r.
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DILLARD n OGDEN,
GrOcers 4 Commission Merchants,

OHe1 for Sale Large Stock of Groceries,
4 toNSlS ING IN part of the following articles Ne,
~ Orleans. Porto Rico and Coffee Sugars; lava, La
guyra and Rio Coffee; Iron Steel, aud Nails OF
variety; Foreign md Domestic Liquors. large as.or
ment ct staple Dry Goods, Hats CAPS, Boots. oes
indeed ever, variety of goods usually kept in Grocer
been theirpleasurc la offer To the public. Feeling
hdcnt they sellts low ny house in tie city, the
respectfully solicit call from their friends and the pub
lie generally, before purchasing
WM s. DIbLARD.
NM II. OGDEN
npl CTS Opposite the Farmers Bank
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NEW BOOKS NEwBooKs !


IN b. PAYNE has iorsae the foIlow " new works:
-. Alone, by Marion Harnnd. Richno nd Va.
The knout and the Russians Illustrated.
Russia it Is Gurowski,
Russian Shores of the Black Sea, by elephant.
Globes Trave in Turkey
Our Pa.ish, Annals of Pastor and People.
ArStudeni in Munich by Anna Mary Hewitt.
Vaia, the Child of Adoption.
Struggles for Life, the Autobiography of a Dissenting
Minister.
Merr 1ack, Life at the Loom. by X. Lee
Purple Tins of Paris, by Buyle st. John
Katharine Walton, by W Gilmore Simms
Behind the Scenes by Lady Bulwer.
Plurality of Worlds, with Introduction by Edward
Ilichc ok.
Calavar A Romance of Mexico, Bird.
Minnie Iiermon by Thurlow ". Brown.
DIR. Smiths History of Greece.
Myrtle Wreath, by Minnie NJ tile
Sketches ofthe Irish Bar, by SAILOR Shiel.
Apocalypse Unveiled.
History Of Oliver Cromwell and the English Common.
wealth, by NJ. Guizot
Life Adventures off ,untry Merchant.
II Two Roads; or The Rig hit and the Wrong.
Life OF Napoleon Bonaparte, by VIM Hazlitt.
The Church before the Flood, by Cum nings.
Trial of Mat. +. Ward
Fife nd Jurisprudence Thomas Moore by Lord John
Russell price 25 per No. Jun 10
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BOOKS, &C

.gELg,yz NEW BOOKS for Summer Ro.s,--
k1@xzT JUL received 0llg
teln Leaves (-econd ,eries) lay Fanny Fer5.
Deserted Wife. by Emma Sa3tiw,s,t6
ShannnndBle do. dn.
Thr Discarded Daughter do do
Cure u Clifton, d". do.
/" P.anter's Brihe, by Caroline L.. IL,
Eninc, do. ds
A year after Mauiage, by Ar hnr
Brile + the Wilderness, by Bennett
Clara Nor land.
The Lamp Lighter
'ierim. Il Wnlsngham, bs Agnes Strickland
Liirn Il Adye ru- Is II Country Merchant
The Ma-ter il,uss, IA tnlo of Southern Lie, Ia
Household Woris-Yol.s aud in NaS isaht
types vi Mankind ny Mott II Gliddrn,
Also
nurper Godey, Graham, Peterson's, Arthur. IL.
Repository, July and other booss, nu,ner.
mention. Ti.t.
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Seed Store.

Seed Store.
A b. RuCKER offers for sale,ath his SEED STORE.
IA. pposite the Bank Virginia the following CIT
alugue of Field Seed t. which he invites tie attention
of those in want of pure article:
Red Glover. Lueerne.
Hybrid Glover. Timothy.
Sapln Clover. Muskeet.
Orchard Grass, Evergreen.
Randall Grass, Herds Grass, pune,
Blue Grass and Green-Sward, for yards or lawns.
ianl3 Is
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IN READINESS.
!. a Word to The Wise

I not dicays snffclent-sverul wor,s ar -eeded -
Il DE Burgs Super Phosphate Lime" ate,tzeris
supported by array Of who huve tested that
ought to carry convicon 10 ALL Now Is the lime Ia
amply it to ih- Corn AMI Tobacco crops Ii my BE-
had nquantities .uit with directions for from
may 90 d. 7. SACkETT.
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GAS LIGHTS.


rbNiE Lyme burg Gas Light Company arc now fully
l. prepared to furnish Stores, Churches, Factories
AMI private families with Gas of a superior ouaitv-
Whether We consider the briliancy of the light its free
dom from .erything calculated to soil rooms furniture
orcarpes, or lis chepness it is far superior any ohe
light now in We beg leave invite attention to the
following recommendation OF few of those who have
tested its qualities.
The dersigned, who using Gas manufactured nj
the lynchburg Gas orks, take pleasure in recommend
ing To citizens large, being better clcuner
and cheaper than any other light have used consider.
ing the amount of light obtained
Robert Early, stiele,. McElielry & Co,
/ A. Atkinson, Baker X G avey,
Simpson Il Bro, Burroughs Skater, & Co,
John =. Wright, b. + Sumpter,
Philip w, Payne, Glass q, Ruiae
Jno. G. Meem, J. l. Dudley
VIM. Sitter, 81 NJ Gucgenhemcr
Ac,ee d. McClanahnn, @. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, Vim. b. & c. Fisher
G M. Rucker, K Stabler K CO.,
7. Il. Gibbs 'r.tee of A. Boyd,
Baptist Ch,rch, w. + Ardrrsnt & Co..,
Rosser Il Cawthon, Horurr, Watson 81 Co,
Newell House, Mcdaniel Hurt& Preston,
Chas l. Lee, rhos. Sharp.
Warwick House. Gen'lSup, of R r.,
W. w Let,wiol II Bro. Fretwc g. Hall,
Washington House. D. b. Payre,
D. A. Langhorne, Hatcher h Logwool,
JAS. Nj. Boyd. Wardens of st Paul's
Sam W. Shelton, SChurch.
Those wishing To introduce Gas can II certain ,l,.
cost and any other information respecting it, hy apply
ingto 7 Q. HOPPER Su, rrint, nteut
may IS dts
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For Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port Walthall Line.


FINHE beautiful and favore steamboath [-SS@ n
l. AUGUSTA under he command ofSssSzzsESrzz7{7
Capt. VIM @. Smith. $50 long aud favoraby known To
the travelling community the Potomac and james
Rver.) is running the line via Port Wal
,hall,and is furnished with l. Il u Ii q AT y :,
Lie Preservers, Force Pumps, and ali the appliances
required by Act of Cengress the suety
engers
The Cars running i, nexion with the Augusta rum
Richmond leave the Richmond and Petersburg Depot on
every Monday, Wednesday,and Friday o'clock NJ
Persons e.ri, ing in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but few STEPS to walk the Cars.
The Cars running from Petersburg City Point ia
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
days as above, alta from the Depot of the Apo
inaitox r. Co., thus giving passengers opportunity
10 go from Lynchburg ether by the Packet Boats or
Danvile Railroad Richmond, or by way of the South
Side Railroad Petersburg and from there morn
irg to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
days, viz; Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at
53A.m.
i he Augusta will stop at Old Point both going and
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point So 90
Fare between Richmond, Coke's, Rings Mill and
Children three years aud twelve
years of age, half price
Meas,eacn,- dH Oh
Servants, through, L SO
Servants to any point the river, l 90
Meals, Observation-Disclosures. 90 25
jun 26-d&cts THOS. DODAMEAD.Supt
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EsHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
specially to call the attention of the citizens al
lyncburg and the ad oinine couniryto his large and
ax splendidassortmento oil BOOTS. SHOES, -1AWj
al CATERS. NC, of his OWN MAKE,
-<T and which WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND Of SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot
Shoe for he present senson will do well call M
az am determined to please, both as regards qualil,
and price.
Don't forget o cali the store three doors above the
Franklin Hote and Immediately opposite the Citizens
saving Bank. L. +. GhlMALDl.
dec Its
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Lynchburg Furnishing WarerOon.

- X. LI6GAN & SON Urhol ssSssssssv,
n. stersrs, Pape, Hangers, Mat Eses.sss.s..aeAA
,ress aud Rope Manufacturers. Main SD
Street Two Doors below the Market house. Lyncfburg,
Va keen consI anty on hnnd and make or,er Curl
ed Hair Lbuck Moss Cotton, Woo and Spiral spring
Mattresses, andRope Of every description.
We have in employment some first rate Cab
net orkmen: and intend to keep on hand SUI ~ oi
FURNITURE, # our own make and also Northrn man.
faetnrc-such n Bureaus Sofas, Wardrobes Bedseads,
Chairq Doublennd Single Loungrs,-100O Bcad.tcads
now on hand. We ask t.e attention OF all Who navy
want articles in line and pledge ourse Is to sell up
an IA reasonable terms be ohaine in this
other market Tvs pecial attention given to the TO-.
pairing of Furniture (inn 2d&cfs)
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THE SEASONS.

TENHOSE alesorical representations of ne
Il recently arranged on the walls of Minis Il Tan
neI's Daguer elan Gallery decidedly the beau
uful things of the kind we have hoheld.
They add now attractions 10 tieirrooms which before
seemed contain gems Of art in the iuimitahe spec
of Daguerreot ped beauty, sufficient satiae the
eye and satisfy the curiosity nfany reasonable person
MINNIS & TANNERS
Mottos ExcELsIoR and they really seem determined to
reach at least enrl it they have all eady a;luined
position the pinnacle ofiame in their beautiful
Citizens and stranger should fail visit the
Lynchburg Photographic Gallery, If only to the
SEASONS" Entrance on Main. doors from Bridge
street. Jun SIS
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tory endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very ihoral patron
hge bestowed MIN for the last fourteen ,enr4 he ha
"ch business IN synchburg wou. Just aentfnn tina,
he VIII still cnntnue his former busnes. as horptofore
and hopes with the additional facilities 10 now has nd
~ the constant tcntion he feels desrincd 10 give IN
us business in all its various branches to merit a con-
"huance ol the patronage of liberal pubic
sept 2'-ts hEO G. CURLE