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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-20

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, 96 WARREN STREET,
u ONE door from Greenwich Open daily, from 10 A.
sr cent allowed on al sums from 81 to $500 The funds
f this institution securely invested In bonds and
ortesges Ia the city Of New York, worth onbls the
announf loaned, and in bonds Of this city.
CALEB s. WOODRUFF, President.
\ u ). D. vxs Rvsisi psu, vios Presidents.
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State Of New York, in which latter State the coun
cils have attained to the number Of ono thousand,
representing . membership Of one hundred aud
twenty thousand and st the period Of this writing
progressing in numbers, influence and power
beyond any previous precedent or parallel. The
disunionists Of the Seventeenth ward sggrieved as
they imagined themselves BY the decision Of the ma
jority, coon began 70 institu,s active msasur and
designing more extended operations than the 10.
stricted sphere Of the ward, organized State and
national organization; and aided as they were
by certain indscreet legislation on the part OF the
dominant party, and BY the disanections and disap-
pointments which arc always to . greater or less
degree observable in oil large bodies, and which rs
sult generally from inflated veWS Of high personal
consequence, have made considerable progress in
the city and State Of New York and New Jersey.
This branch, IN passsnf, is howeve, thoroughly
American and perfectly sound on all the issues Of
the day, and viii, II h presumed, co-o2erate with
the ortcr on terms Of equal and exact Justice and
right. This branch has attainsd TO ono hundred
and fifty three or fcur counoils in this State and
sbout thirty in New jersey.
Independent ofthis bra 1ch, q third party EXISTS
dating back it, origin 10 Oct,hsr 4, 1854, and hssd
upon Its opposition 10 the late reguIar paesy -
r,instiors. 'Tis in verify, the GoGnp1 .Amsglcnn
psrsy, inaugursted under the innnoA1nHs .nnap6ess
Of the arch agitator" his ~ VIA a.
the same stamp or iuk- This, however, il bat
a feeble existence, and nuubers esIy thirty.
five councils Symptoms of an early dsccsss hAvs
been developed, ana already hAvs eSssrs csnasiIs
knocked at the dosr a tie srtsx fsr regular a2ais
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A GENCY OF THE STATE OF ILIINOIs.-NoTICE IS
IA hereby gwen, thAt nstalment Of fifteen dollars
w be paid each thousand dollars of the Stock Of
the State of Illinois, at the Office of the subscribers
and after Monday the nrst day of January next The
payment on Old Canal Bonds will be stamped on the
Coupon Of January 1847 The payment on New Canal
-of July, 1Sl9. WADSWORTH & SHELDON,
Interest aQonts 20 Wall st,
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&1OO 600 WILL sncuss ~ MTTs1T Ut sEs.Tn m

-Cf Which there win 30 public exhibition in the early
part Of next week, of which due notice VIII be given
Through the columns Of this paper The piece can be
adapted to single field piece capable OF
being arranged to discharge one hundred balls 1t
each 6re, and be fired sixteen times per minute,
making one Of the most formidable Instruments OF war
fare ever invented. For further particulars, where
nsdel may Be seem apply to ROoME BUNNEl.L, s73
Broadway.
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had precisely the same efect in Pennsyvania Mr.
Caskies district Specie had taken the place OF rags
He remarked the rmonstrance presented By Mr. McMul
len signed by n. w Latham, who had become noto
rious through the failure Of the Exchange Bank, with
which he had been connected He desired to protect the
working from losses sustained by shinpascr ISSUES
for the poorer classes such disasters Invariably fall
Mr.. LfTCTEH (dsm of Va, said he opposed to
shupiaster bsers and almost every other species Of
plasters and especially shnplaers The times were Ger
tainiy out Of joint, bnt id not to him he would
find his colleague (Ar. McMuien) In favor Of small
notes nor did he expect him to come in with dead me-
mortal dated in January, 1883 The thing had kept
respectable while, while the managers who drew II had
Latham, and he imagined his friends had dsfunct in
stitutaon known the Exchange Bank Owing to that
institution having commenced the issue OF small notes,
Virginia driven to the necessity Of banshng them
Mr. .McMUnKS explained This bill was prepared dur.
ing last scs,ion was then the remonstrancs was
handed TO him for presentation to the House. He had
not changed his views with regard TO the improperly OF
the circulation OF small notes. but doubted tho policy OF
Mr. LcHyR resumed By asking his colleague IL this
remonstrance had been gotten up now, would he have
seen the same signatures to III Would now be
found endorsing the conduct OF the dcfunct institution
Mr.. MCMuLLsus-Dces my colleague mean to say en-
dorse the remonstranccY
Mr.. Lmcmu-f say that they who sent the rsmon-
Mr.. McMrLIxx replied. He charged with the pre-
sentaton OF the paper and thought t his duty to
present IT. without committing himself 70 its contenis
Mr.. LcHy1 asked Why his colleague looks the date
The very fact that has up now been
aent in shows the people OF the District have borne as
long as they could the evils Of that institution. Snch
issues should be pot down. they operate as fraud on
that portion Of tho community least able to bear the
losses The small note Law Of virgns ia Ia force this
very day.
Mr.. Hxurox suggested That as but three davs were
assigned 20 the pertauipg 70 The District OF Co
iurnbis that gentlemen should proceed without anne.
cessnry discussion
Mr.. Jows (dsm) Of Tenn, argued In favor OF an On
w oSsHuGs. (asa.l oSs. T.. Thought that ~aaid
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~ avenue C.-Deposits made on or before the
x0h II January next will receive interest from the
IL January Interest, usual at six per cent per
sums Of one thousand dollars and under. by
order. ANDREW MILLS, President
JANIS l. SrEwARr Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.

IE 4bsrrbes being anxious 10 sell out their stock
l. Of good-n orLer to close up their Co partnership
vii lrom this dnt, offer 'lrir desirable assortment
of Ready nude Clothing. loihs, Cassmerrs and Vest
ing- and Furnishing Goods. and below Cost
We invite the attention of Country and other Mer
chants To chocea vari ID -l-ctoo assuring them
ofo e-irr 10 sell every ylhing
favorable terms.
Any person ,esrous of commencing the Cloling bust,
uess can now hnve opportunity OF the desira-
BILE stock and stand in the cn.
Bit Is desirable TINT all persons IN iebtcd q
by nd note open account, should call and settle
3 possible, beure we huni them over for col
lection BAKER II CLAVEY,
aug 10ts Conner Main nnA Marker s.t.
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New Cash Store.

VNlE subscribers have associated Themselves under
i the stsl" nnd firm OF John T Davis & Co. for the
Purpos" of conducting gene nj Dry Goods Business
in the CIV of Ly hbuig, aud hive taken the LARGE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by J ,hn T.
DAVIS, wh,Jethey receiving and opening a
largo and carefully selected stock OF Fail aud Winter
Goods house, To which they respectfully invite the
enton Of the friends and the public, confident they
are prepared to offer nnd satisfactory Inducements
to a purchasers. JOHN T. DAVIS.
JANE 7. SCOTT.
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N, & M GuaoENHEIMER

TNAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEO-
l. pie ot Lynchburg and surrounding country that
they receiving and opening the largest and
carefully ec,ed stock Of Fall and Winter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, Halls,
CAPS. &C., ever exhibited in this market E-
Country merchants will do well to call on before
going farther East Weare prepared tie sell at Rich.
mnnd prices heretofore: and respectfully ask call
from the public, promising TO sell great bargains for
CASH sep25-d2m
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND.
- NBlS Stuart {. SugnI.
- rs g ound. Clarified 4 Crushed do,
90 boxes Loni Sugar,
10 bills N. o Molasses,
10 hhda I II. do,
100 bags Rn Coffee,
so q" Lagua do,
10 Prime old Java do.
80 boxes Alnnnnlinr and Sperm Candies,
arge lot OF Ciovcr, Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed.
'all A. ure selling chrpp.
6.b 2ItD YOUNGER & SMlTH
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VNHE subscriber tenders his thanks his friends anil
the pu'c fer the very liberal patronage bestowed
him. and sojcits continuance of the the
New Concern of john T Davis Co., feeling confd en-
they give Satisfaction. their stoch is entirely
having sold my stock Mt auction. JOHN 7. DAVIS.
10 Ia
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NEW CONCERN

fpNilE nhlcrsig ,rd will continue the Grocery md
l L ,nmis-inn hnsinc-s tho old etand Wilson
f.nnk1lu where le intends keeping gcnelol stock
every auiel' IN lie Inc would glu u tis
h customers Und the p blia rene'nly Pr mpt nuen-
iuu ali forwarding and oth,r business entrusted 10
q JOS II. WILSON.
September lat, 1854. scp2s
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(slJANO,

1 have IN store aud afntt 40 tons No Peruvian
1 Guano whrh will sell cheaper than be honght
fnnny other market and brougi his place. P,-sse
give call. WM. A MILLER on Basin.
uup o5 dects
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND;
IN IIHDS N. q. n l. X. Sueai,
~ 30 bis Coffee AID Clenh'd Sugar.
30 boxes and bhls. Luaf, C,u.hcd and Pnl
vctiae1 Sugar,
100 hars Ro aud lngun Coffee,
90 bnp, SnIrrinr Old J ,vn Coffee.
Is hhla Cuhn mn i. r. Molnsscs,
% hhs q. Monssea,
30 toa- Bnr Iron. assorted.
. do Iioop aud Bnn do,
= do. Bli-irrd st 81.
do Cast and Shear do,
10 000 lbs Bacon.
200 Snlos Sol Leai,cl,
10 do Black Upper do,
40 doz Calf Skins
30 Pink Ii iur do
10 Sheet Skins,
1000 t;alrs Cation Yarn,
10 Bales O-nnhufe.
80 Boxes Sperm nnd Adamanline Candles,
50 do. llulla Sons Patent do,
10 do. Sonp,
10 do Starch.
900 kegs Nall, toCD ny,
10 W.T. Nails,
- bhls I T,nncrs Oh.
40 Peruvian Gunuo
900 sacks SILT
-ALSO--
Pnid, Blcechel aud Btown pomcatic, Calico, Linen,
1rlll. Bed Cords aud Plough Lines. Winiow Gn-. and
'utty. Copprns, Aur, Maddcr mud Indigo, Pepper,
il eer und Spice. Spndcs. Shovel4. Trace and Halter
hnins Manure mud 1lnv Folks Boots Shows mud Hats.
For sne excl nrgo iar country irnducr,un nccome.
tftt, I'm y
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Bacon Hams.

w + Lnve an hnnd lot al very superior FAMILY
w BACON HA.IS. Tho.e wnnl will do we'll
10 cnll soon. LEE a. JOHNSON
Ia
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NOTICE.-Thr firm Of Hatcher, Logwood

NOT1CE.-Th- firm of Hatcher Logwocd
/ Y - Co viii expire, by limie'ion on the trst day
oi Jannny. 1855. In order To close the businc.s by
that dnc, will from this dny sell entne stoe CON
sistng al general of Ready Made CT 'bine,
Cloths Cassimrres aud vestings, at cos for q Ash.
As earnest in incnti 81 oH ths desi.
rable stock, tho above fuyorabl, terms. the public
will find II To their interest give ca before buy
ING elsewhere.
Those na btsd the concern are reque. ed to como
forward md .cttle, enable to close the bu meas
by the abav, mentioned dnte.
sep 10 dis HATCHER, LOCKWOOD g. Co
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Cheap New Goods---Second Supply.
TuNlIE Ladies invited 10 call and examin. . fresh
i lot uf Brpges ani Shncs, whirh have Just
ccive1, ly Express this morning Also sp' ndid lot
of firnchW Works. Slrrve- ud Confs, which will be- Of
fcrcd vrry chcup Trn- cash mud one price only
A c LEWIS, ESehat GO Squore,
mhy = taft Lynchburg.
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pKV>u MOUNTAIN WILL stones.

DKIiSlI MOUNTAIN WILL stones
The UNDER gncd nre now procuring from their cc'
,ntrd quarry at the Busl Mountain Montgomery cuun
~ Mil Stones aud Burrs OF the very best quality. tn
n.punlion of thesH stones widely kLo~ c, but II
Railrond giving us increased facilities filling order.
Nc have Hp ointrd Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston. and lie,
1 Johnson Lynchbutg, agents for the sule OF 4
aha will cocriv orders und have them fulfilled al "a,
shortest noice.
Our Address BIZ. burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE Il Co
Jnnes NJ. Williams, Dnnve, v Reynolds * Co
leah ill, y. q. are also ourugent l.P. < Co
Feb li-dhcts
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- s(AA Lbs. Very superior new Feathers justre
%,eJNIV ceived mud ior snln by
AGREE & McCLANhHAH.
Also 60 packages Mncknrel In hnf barrels, qua, ,ers
- ku4 fIun l6sflisfl A. 4 McC.
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LNALI x WINTER GOODS.
l. STfGLER, McELDERRY a. CO,
At the old stand ot D. +. g. Peters,
MAIN 81. LiNChBURG, Va,
Take this method o informing eir customers, ,frnnds
aud the trade generally that tn have completed tt r
stock of FALL and WINTER STA LIE & FANCY
DRY GOODS and Gun safey say it is the magui.
cent aud best selected ck evtr offered in the market
Persons whng to purchase win nuke emily to their
advantagetJ give as n call
sep22-t. STIGLER, McELrERRY & co.
N Rem ropy.
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FALL. HARDWARE,


M Il nte naw In receipt of u fresh stock oi Woods
w s-ting al
Pnckc; aud Tnlln Cutlery, of various patterns,
Gun. aud Pistols-n handsome assortment,
Building MatclH.-sueh Locks Hinges, Screws.
NHils. Nc.,--a Inigcnasurtm"Ht
Tools ofall icsc,rti H.. iof Cmpentrrs black smiths
Mnrhiui.ts'. md FL mcr-' uac
fogether with general nssnrtmcnt OF Foreign md
Domestic Hnrdvnle, ,uinbc 10 tho wants ol the ,y
add ruunirs trade.
A.o. large and fresh stock of Saddlery Hardware.
consisting of Bts ST rrurs. buckles Sc &c; Coach
Materials Springs md AXcs Patent Icatherl Hog Skin,
Serge NelinR, Whips &c.
or purchases have been nude direct from the
taet1rcfs in Europe nnd hmeren, upon hvornnle
Having had the experience ri 30 ar 30 yenrs oi the
oi the country trade, nattcr oursrlves upon
keeping he best OF II ldwnrn suitnhc 10 II
demands n Virginia. Tennessee aud North Carolina ~
be found ia any house Ia the Uniri State-.
We nc-t resp 'ctfuiy insitc an eXnninntnn# of our
-tork an prices hy merchants nm others visiting this
rnarh c-teciing the Hs~Iancc that satisfy
the lutro,t rlas+ of customers.
SMl VI 4 ROBERTS.
Importers nf Hardware No. - P,nl at.
B,-Alvays an hand oi MAYORS
CAS- EEL and Anchor BOLTIf G CLOTHS
mug - dt ~ oct s A. X.
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sNNUKRIA" MASS LI0UORICE.
'IIDE-WATEx CONNECTION.

L Subscribers m" now prepared :" receive mud Tor
gpud4 the Dark. Oar ncniipn /, the moat
tnl "a the D,cN being nearer tho st"am"rs than any
other landing mud the lowest draYaee recognized by the
city dnance being j6c J0c les, per load Ihan tho
Basin. LEE & CO, Rirhmonj.
LIZ
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DISSOLUTION.


WI concern ol " il-on 4 Franklin Is this day ds.
i solved by limitation. All persons having claims
eain-, TIA" Con will present them to Jnscph II VII.
IN lnr pa, inent: tosc indebted the donccrn will
NIKE pnymcni Ia Jo.crl. II Wilson. hc hnving rur
hased James Frank ins iutcrcst in the ,nc.ru.
JOS II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
Srntcmhnr Iat l4si
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Franklin, Brother a 60,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRocERs,
4 Nd COMMISSION MERCHAAI'S. neXt door
"A 20 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN -uect, Lyuehburg
Va have lust received and offer for sale large aud
general stock ot hroccirs consisting Of every article
that nr also. general stock Of Liquors Hard ware.
Staple Dry Goods, &c. sc. They most respectfully
sncil Gull from their fnrnd ma The public genrIny.
Their stock o good entirely AID fresh and will
be offered the trade a the lu~e.t Prices for cash.
in exchange for country produce.
JAMES FRANK IN.
EDWARD FRANKLIN, ,Jr.
JOHN A. FRANKLIN.
% d.
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VOL. 3.---NU. 81.
CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
SEPTEMBER 11th, 1854.
Franklin Cloth and Clothing House.


MAS sr. nearly opposite Cabell House
Lynohburg Va
GLASS h RAINH' ,,,.. A.,
Respectfully invite the Of thei, friends and
the public generally h'ir splendid stock of FALL
and WINTER CLOT HING just received at that we'll
known aud popular Gent smen's Furnishing Es,hbsh-
mcnt the FnasKLIs CLorB AND CLOTHING HousE.
In purchasing their present -upplyhc latest improve
mcns in style have been observed, and selections made
from the morn recent mporations of Cloths Cass
aud Ve.ines, by their experienced agent, Mr.. Dixon,
alter amonhs careful examination. In style dursbl-
ny and eheapne-- their stock surpasrs anything ever
introduced III this section of county. Neary the whoa
n II has bern made their order under the eye of Mr.
DIXON and the create, part OFF having been
for cash they onebled offer inducements those
In want of cheap fashionable aud durable goods never
hrior" met with IN this any other market -
Thci, Heok of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES & VEST
NtS Is nlpo ls,gc and nf snch aud beautiful QUAIL
tiles that pnrsonal inspect only convey proper
'dea Of their superior rchness md be"uty They have
employed the very hest o Worknen ard suts of Cloths
will be- made tn order in Fourteen Hours. Those
prrt,Iine purchase Goods Of them be nndc else
wn'rc, Will hnve them cui fr,e Of charge
The unprecedented success wh;c, attended their ef-
forts during tho Spr,g aud Summer 10 plen.e th.ir
irrndSand the public make them hope confd emily for
like suceess during the Fn md Winter.
Mops - DrtNa BUSINESS.
To economic hmt, abatement IN the prices .ked
tnr ""'dA will be made, those asked the lowest
they Gun be- sod NJ. This will enable one sneaman to
do the work "i two the old plan Of asking one thd
more th"n they would be willing 10 sell for.
To Sf to' cASH,o on sh"'t time hy specnl agree
mcnl- and moi olhc'w,s", which .nabos them buy
their Go"d principally for rush and 10 per cheap
or tlnn those " h" buy credit il will aso from
10 10 ID per for collecting which enables them to
sell e""da nj lens TINT much ohcnper thnn those houses
which sell on long time. GLASS 4 RAINE,
J. DIXON, Agent.
srp ll-dscts
re- Bedford sentinel Salem Register, w,,beville
r.I"s"rh aud chri',ien@burg lc'ald cory month in.
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y bUANO.--Nt are frttiflne md hnge = ~ Il
lot Of No > md damaged Guano, which We wll sell
reduce, Itires. LEE co.
sep - Richmond.
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Jehu ans,
DEALER IN WATCHES, S,JEWELRH.
SILVER AND PLATED WARE

Jehm ans,
DEALER IN WATCHES, S,JEWCLRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
lhS ju-t returned from the Moth with -
1 very extensive assortment ot - above ~
nrtclos and il opening one door bcnw the ky3
Stor, oi ,Jru q. Mrrm, II large stuck oi Guild ~A~
and Silver LrVer NntChes from of the first
inotorirs in Europr--un" ot which will be warnnted
u keep good tim. lo twn yrnrr.
Also, spleudld a-soru,cnto of JEWEIRY, consls,inP
Ia part, Grncmens' Fine Gold Fob Vest aud 6, arr,
Chun. Sena, k'ys and iro"ccs. very great
nety of Lndirs' Breast Pins, Eer Rings. Cuh Pins. Fin
Rings und Blncect. and rndcss variety oi othe
articles TINT "a III llenS"
Silver and Plated Ware,
Such ~ Sl"er Gohlcts. Cups and Mug; Table, De
-ru mud Tea Spoons Sugar Tongs aud Stie,s Tea
Srner-, Salt and Mustard SPOONS, Table md Desert
Forks,
ALBATER Table, Desert and Tea Spoons; do Forks
nd Batter Knives; Cake and g ,rd Baskets, Eleyan
Plated and Biitnnm Cn.tnrs Silver H uii Knives
Cake Knives. Slvet Pearl and Tortoise Shell CsJ Ca
-. Port Manes &C. mud every kind oi articles usual
y Kept Jewellers tore, which offer t. my fi,ends
aud old Customers, with the assurance thn " W sci
low, nud favorable terms, any in the ntate
hope 10 hive ihn pleasure # n speed, call. ard
rri1nu.
To- Watches aud Jcwelry tepaired at short notice
nd modcra" terms. and highest price given flr old
liver.
% ~ JEHU WILLIAMS.
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silver ana Plated Ware,
AuGusr 2Sih. 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.

AUGusT 2Sh. 1854.
Desirable Property for Rent.
4 HOUSE vii GARDEN attached, equal to any in
n the city, within ew steps ot Main 81. There
ck-room-, servants all te necessar, houses
and every conveience tia Premises 1t ia situated
in good ncigbuhood, aud very retircd und to ler
dung bu-iness Main IT. Canal III. is
none more convenient There is good roomy TOBAC-
co FACTORY adjoining, with plenty Of to carr,
large business, which will b. rented moderate
terms, either wiih ur without the dwelling house.
Possession cnn be hnd the Ist of Ociober. Applyto
Mas GEO. +. WILLIAMS, Executrx
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!! BARGAINS!! =!
Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes, Trunks,
Valises, Carpet Bag, Umbrellas &c &c,
BELOW FIRST COST,
AT THE
New Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap Store,

Next door DtloN - NitSe bluk nniUlsslOn NJ
and lnmcdiatrlv opposite the Wa'wi,k II usr.
fA The subscriber having purchased a lntee md ~
~ we'll sci cted stock o Is, OF, Shoes, HITS. ~
Caps Tru Is, Val.es, CIrrct B1es, Umbrellas, -/S4
&c., &c, II considerable discount below cost i. cn.
ahlcd to ufrr his fieods and the public generally
suc inuccmcrt, in his line, viii ennb Dhcrn sup.
ply themselves rates be'oo N gau 'ac uJ,rs prices
He would solicit rail- from nl IN ut gooa goods in
! is line, redpne hn-eltro sell Iown ia cau br
buus IN m, market in tins country lie k"S pleasure
in .urniug his tkanks IL lis friends and tho
public general Ia" the generous patronage they have be
slowed upon HIM heretofore, nId hopes with the pc
rience he ha had in his prcsen business md leermi
milton to keep goods suitable the demands nf The
people. To merii share OF the very hberu patronage
heretufore cstowcd upon him
+ Il kinds of Hats made ORDER and those purchase
of me dressed over free o chHrca.
:. D. BuMBOrGH net for
sen2l dts (1 d L Rnrs
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lnERCHANTo.
Something Superior.

something superior.
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vi 20 cnses that celebrated II. G. Stick Litt,ic.,
20 do do. Mass do,
To which they Vi the attention of manufacturers.
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/tLOAkn AND 1ALMAS.-We hnye, undoubtedly
- tc largsst aud hand. soonest sock of latest French
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bukkOa CHS, S11AEEle Il CO.
WOuLD respectfully inform their numerous Gus
W tuners mud the public NJ large Tint they
now receiving. by srmi weekly mrivps per steamers
jamestown md Roanoke. incir stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
To winch they 3nvit. the attention of purchasers b.
\. Go. na,ter themseves lhn their stock when fully
opened, will he found To excel in extent yaretv and
richncss that ofnny previous senson exhibited Ia
this city, comprising Ftpde from super chenp
factory aud plantation Cloihiup. Their fine Cluthng
Is particularly worthy oi Intention every being
IN mo'kmdnsh,p r9nol II custom rofk ard special pains
me hlwnyst ken In grvn the uechesar Good fl. Our
terms,-Cash shor tine oaiy prompt paye,s and
our fneilies Tor the purcha-e, material. and tn
ninolurc are such that enabled se ut low
figure nv any house in rhe State. G,ods NJ ,ur es-
tnbl'hmeni arc always freely shown and sent any
put of the city fee Of chn,ee
BURROUGHS, SHAFER r. 90,
g C,rncr Main II Mn,kei streets Lynchburg.
N. b. Merchants. by giving US rnll. may satisfy
Themselves thai they can SAVE MONEY by making
their purchases nenr home. b., \. Il co.
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