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The Chancha Islands.
MEETING AT TaK AsroR HOUSE.

AhBElNu At Tue ASrOh HOuohs
meeting Of shpmastsrs who have arrived rsosatly
from the Chinchas held Saturday At the Aston
Fabius In the chair After tho meet
lag was called to ORDER p w. Psnhallow Esq, ap-
pointed committee Of one with instructions take the
necessary measures to present the grievances Of which
.ney complain to the government at washiugtoa A
0o'umsnt Tor the signature OF merchants and othsrp
was iead and approved, and the fouowing resolu tos
adopted
mat whereas have reason 10 fuppoae that
his expressing cur gratitude to Admiral iorssby
wL01 w. .ens through our minist sr K CLAY vas not
Iuy tns following copy OF the ab We mentioned
letter be published In the New York pagers.
The following copy Of the letter rsf.rrsa ~ n tia
resolution
NJ r. -, :, CHIScHA ISLES Sep 1874
To HKR BRITANNIA HAJETY's CHARGE D,AFF.ypr,
SiR-fbs AEnericGn shipmastsrs here f.sin. 80
selves under infinite obligations to Admiral Morssh, ~
his kind attention to their Representations and he
pronptrsss In demanding for ths respact
be paid 10 their flag by the authorities these sands
beg leave, through you, to tender him their hea tslk
thanks ard also add the that shah svsr re-
tain, with fentiments OF the lveest gratitude to sare
him. the conviction that by the site own banner
waves the sri'ish fsga e. OF pro- for u.s.
with much esteem we are, cir, very respectfully, your
tbedient servants
1t Is tad that the conduct OF Mr. Clay In this case win
lead to efforts for his removal his present post
Another meeting Is to be held the 18TH at tho same
place.
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THE FIVE PoNrs REGION OF NEW YoRK-Irs

HE FIVE POINTS REGION OF NEW YORB-Irs
CONDITION AND PRosPECTs.-The recent efforts
on the part of certain persons to ameliorate
the condition of the poor in this city have at
tracted and fixed the attention of the public for
some time past. With view to extend the
sphere of these efforts two establishments have
been set up in that part of the city called the
Five Points," and particularly distinguished
as the centre and concentration of poverty,
misery, and criminality. With view to en-
tighten the public upon the nature Of these in
situations, we recently sent reporters to each oil
them, in order that we might Judge from actual
experience, and not from anybodys ipse dirt
The result of our reporters Investigations is
given in today's HERALD.
1t seems that the merit of originating the
enterprise on the Five Points belongs to the
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal
Church; but as their agents quarrelled with the
Conference about money matters, or something
OF that sort rival establishments were set up,
and they are now both in operation. They are
probably conducted by disiuterested indvidu-
ais, who are actuated by the best of motives;
but viewing the amount of wickedness and pov-
erty in this section of the city, all their efforts
are in comparison but as drop in the bucket.
The three or four hundred people under their
charge form but a small minority in the awful
army of the Five Points from which our cema-
teries and our prisons are daily recruited Here
is a district of the city in which four or five
thousand men, women and children manage to
vegetate; and it is safe to say that three-fourths
of this number know not when they rise in the
morning where they will get dinner. The
district is plague spot on the city's escutcheon;
to it resort murderers thieves, prostitutes
Migrants, and beggars, without number. Here.
in ill-ventilated rooms. more like the holes
wherein the beasts of the field make their dens
than human habitatons, do these outcasts from
society live, steal die and rot. The picture is
too horrid for contemplation-th depth of
misery too low for description. We find in the po-
lice reports SO much of drunkenness, (and crime
resulting therefrom that we are astonished at
the idea of the occurrence of such things in the
city of New York, where there is 30 much
philanthropy for the black man and so little for
the white man. New York New York the
Empire City-the centre, Gas we are told,) of
refinement! New York. with her two hundred
churches, her eloquent parsons, her great
philosophers, her pure patriots-New York
distinguished for everything that is moral, both
male and female And yet there are no such
sinks CT iniquity in any of the slave States,
about which there is so much agitation" now
a-days, as can easily be found within five blocks
of Broadway in the city Of New York--the city
where everything is free and equal, and where
the black man may hold up his head as high as
the white man
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rs nding for them proper respect these captains
ay pear TO look upon the conduct of Mr. Clay as I'M
F,ecoming an American Minister, to whom they
naturally looked for pr per protection
We elsewhere publish full re port of the trial aud
conviction in The Court D, Geasral Sessions Of Jere
mish Lane for the manslaL gher of VIM. Hyer 1t
will be recollected that Hyer was killed during
fracas sar the Of Elm and Duane streets on
the 10Th or December. The testimony, the summing
up Of counsel and the charge of the Recorder to the
jury form chapter in the history of crime that it
is hoped viii p rate as a lasting wsrniog dpon all
eYily disposed persons who may happen TO re I'd it..
In accordance with the wishes Of the parties inter-
ested, we elsewhere insert the notification that the
members of the Southern Commercial Convention,
which met in Memphis las. June, will again ASSEM-
BILE, in Charleston, on the Sc ,ond Monday in April
In accordance with previous arrangement Every
preparation VIII be made for their recep ION by the
people OF the latter place.
bloody riot took place among the Irish at Port
land Me, yesterday alternoon, in which many OF the
participants were badly beaten. After a desperate
fight the police, assisted by the priests succeeded
in arresing number Of the parties, and thus re-
stored quiet.
As usual our columns contain great amount of
important and interesting matter, 10 which it is not
necessary that We should part culary refer fJr the
reason Z at tie headings will Efficiently eng hten the
reader as to the contents Of tie different articles.
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AAUsRpENFs THIS xvkNING.
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BoSfRY THEArRE. , vsr,-UrOLr r0a's cAsS.
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refer to his adveitssmsst in another column '' ~
The Twenty-Five Cent Daeuerreotypes
pa .,t CO are the srs,sss. Of e.e
n ns ~ h s' double
camera, 9S9 Broadway.
Six Hundred Beautiful Homesteads for
s y ss s.s rSss e AVE.
spI. TED and On
:9f s, +
.m SST ssl,s' sy 9 %
tax. share and :ss1Is n
maps and PAM hen can be had ErtNa.
Elegant French and India Wedding and,
s.s cards: md Pri,sed II the l.e.. se we'd
noS Paris Lopsor sii,s: pi.s.d S.s: pms.
s ,a,s Ss Of II bssS. ssss' az
Pc, hams Valentine Entertainments
.lsS cry siernoon ana Ing by he vosariss Of ST.
& uI's % Ii. pss
nasns II
Premium Pinnos.-T. Gilbert d Co n.
pianos With ron frame and circular cs
premium New YORK crsnsl pslssc Se aur.s nss
.s
Immense Reduction winter Clothing
= 80 BIosd..y Dsae IN the latest stye Of The mot
,: ~ s per CEN fssssR in p,ss ss
IN suts, and sissN,s taimas, ~ the same rate
Most Valuable Patent Rights for Sale -
The ntersEad ar, prepared to s-i very rsAsons-
Bile tsrms several patents just by hs British govern
ment upon American nv nons Of sppl.oa
ZION and thu highest degree Of utility
hvttmept 10 here offered, 11Ad'ny 9TH
s-tllsnt resulss Apply W N. SINGER CO., No. sac
Broadway
Fashionable Clothing sew Goods-Alfred
nun ROE CO., No AL 8r adway invise a examination
OF tn hstrtnent OF fashionable sell made
sore from distance VINO 81 to .y selves vsh
spring and ,uHr clothiug will fid vy superior assor
o. rev go,ds and new ST. les vt the above No
deviation In pficts.
The Chinese Affect to Dcspise our Ingeuu-
NY snd YET they eaun.t mend vatch also,
20 aeys nay be found who derry GREENs Shirts depte
thtr eSque ~ and peerless ssye and Who nevrtheless
cannot maze Ahirt that geaNemaa should weH
Worth RENE mbcring "A view Clothing
run street, vsh an entirely fresh snd hs.dsomcy made
nook Of clothing sdsptee 10 all seasons ous snd mu Cd In
es will be sold al hs lowest possible proos
NBAil articles suArsnseedt 70 te exactly represmtods
lpEARD !. HACKETf, Clothing rum, 100 Tulssn
Nssst,
Wholesale Straw Goods House.--To the
s.ssys az ssxsv Isisnd 90 nov prepared
sssw srxss, stocks Of Iss offered
ss Market vhisb they wiz s- - tae very inwest mag.
"a pFloss ~ shs only. Also ase rsuAi fmsne
A LsLAFD CO.. III Pearl s,rsea
You want n Beard, eh! Well my Onguent
will force tie vhkers ches hsr grow strong
sid teck r W ks ans von'a sin iajure the ssin
b.sslei ~ 81 per half dorsn Sent The
VIZ. H. q GRAHAM Is Ana n Rs HAYES
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New Cash Store,

NilE subscribers have nssocinted themselves under
i the style and firm of John Davis & Co. for the
purpose OF conducting general Dry Goods Business
in the city Of ll shburg. and have taken the LARuE
IRON FRONT STORE formerly occupied by ,hn T.
Davis, where they now rreei' 2 and opening u
large and carefully selected stock oi Fall and Winter
GOODS, emf cling every article usually found il Dry
Goods house To- which they respectfully invite the
t"ntion Of the friends and the public, confident they
are prepared 10 offer and tory Inducements
to all purchasers JOHN T. DAVIS,
JANE /. SCOTT.
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tNllE unlc-igpc" viii continue, the Groccey nnl
u C,mmi.,iou hp-nn.s the old sinnd oi Wilson
y I nnI,'n. whcrc lie intends kecpg "A eencIn stoc l.
ol every uuiel' IN III, line would Rlal his
nlI customers and The pi blr renc uy II mpl ntcn.
uon 10 all forwarding and other h.ncss entrusted 10
NJ. JOS II. WILSON.
September lAt, 1884 scp2fs
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PUBLIC NOTICE

uNE sh4cribets being anxious sell out their stoc
oi good---n order to close up their Co partnership
will, from this dnt, offer ler dosirablo assortment
ct heady mnde Clothing. lobs, Cassimeres aud Vest
ings and Furnishing Goods nj and below Cost !!
We invite the attention Of Country and other Mer
rhants To choice ard vHri sd ~recn nssrii them
o our esire to sell every everything store on the most
favorable terms.
Any person desirou Of commencing. the Clo,lnng bus-
ness can nov hnVc an opportunity OF the desra.
bestock mud stand in the CITY.
n Bit ia desirable that all persons In ebted to us
10y bond note, OF open account should call aud settle
ns soon ns possible, be,''- hnnd them over for col
lection. BAKER 4 CLAVEY
aug ID ts Gunner Mnin and MAJ kei s.ia
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GLASS 4 RA1NE.
~ j. Dnos, Agent
Respectfully invite tho attention of lhe friends and
the public generally IN hir splendid stock Of ALL
md WINTER GLO1 HING just received ilal WE'LL
known aud rorult Gent emens Furnishing Esthhlish-
meht the FRAsKLis GLorH AND CioTHIsa HOUSE,
In purchasing their present supply he laca improve
ments IN sly e have been observed, md sre rops m ade
from the more leecnt importaons o Cloths Cassi eres
mud NrstinRs by their experienced agent Mr.. bixop
inter manlh's careful xnminaion In sfvl. durpLil.
ty end chrnpne-s their stock supasscs anyrhing ever
'hii"u sd III this .eenon # eounts Nearly the wloa
OF II has been made To their order under the eye Mr.
bkoh aud the greater pnr of II having been
Tor cash they enabled offer inducements to those
in wnnt of chcnp fashionable nrd durnbe good. never
beior" mt with in this amy other market.
Ihcir stock of CLOTHS. CASSlMERES 4 VEST
NtS is also lsge, and of surh nnd benthil aua
tes lhnt personal inspcc'ion only ca convey
idea "i their superior richness nnl beauty. They have
employed the very he.i of Notkmen nd ,ut. of Clo,hs
viii b" nude To order in Fourteen Hours Those
Prelrring purchase Gds &C them To be ,nade el.e
wih.f" viii have them cut t14e Of chargc.
The unprecedented success. which attended their ef
i"fts during the Spritg md SUNNI y. please H. ir
'fsnd"nnd the puble. make them hope confidently for
like success during TIA" tall and Winter.
Mons OF DuiNo BUSINESS
To ecopom,'c time, nhnicmcui ia the price. n K ed
Toe Goods will be nude, ns those asked nro TIN, luveat
they cnn be sold rhi. will crahe ono salesman 10
dothe work 81 Nv" ON ia" cid pine of asking third
more than they would be willing 10 sell fpr.
To SCI for GASH or on shntt time hy 4neeal agree
men-nnd MOI otle,w,se, which enables them TO buy
their Goods principally for cash aud 10 per ccnr cheap.
er lhnn those " ho buy credit; will also ,nvc from
10 I" 10 cont for eollcciP which .nnbles them To
sell goods nj Iees hat much cheaper thsn those house.
which sell on long time. GLASS n RAINE,
J. DIXON. Agent.
sep ll-dscts
~ Bedford Sentinel. Salem Repi.,er, W ,thcville
',teetnpht mud chri.ansburg lcnd cnry month IN.
idr int m foHspienap SIN
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III = ENNEh 3NITIEtE,
Learcs RrL,qod crrV I'ae"iag 1T o'cIock z ~
.S1. I'll + large NM Now Stcnmer Il BELVlDERE
.sssssss Gppt GtffoRp viii fcceive freight every Mon.
lny, aud up lie hour of o'clock P NJ every Tu"a.
lay, for the nlpvr place..
Shippers to Whrrng. Pift,hurg Cincinnati aud the
South aud Wc-t pcneray will find this route the chcnp
nst and most expeditions. For freight, apply IN
LUDLAM a. WATSON, R,rimond, Va
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JANE p. SCOTT

VUNE subscriber tenders his thinks his friends and
Il the public for the very liberal patronage bestowed
him, and soicits continuance Of the same TO the
New Concern Of nhn 7. Davis & Co., feeling confde
they give satis their stock is entirely
having sold my stock auction. JOHN T. DAVIS.
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND
s1n illlDS n. u. X L X. Suga,,
~ DO bis oufcc uol Claufcd Sugar,
30 boxes and bbls. Lonf Crushed, and Pu
vcrised Sugar,
100 bags RIO aud Lnguin Conec.
% bags superior, Old Jsva Colce,
- hhds Cuhn nnl /. Il Molusses
90 hb- O. Munsscs,
20 toa- Bar Iron, assorted.
do Hoop md Banl do,
do. BIislcrd ST el.
| do Gust aud Shear do,
10 900 lbs Baron
200 Srlcs Sol Leat',n,
10 do Hack Upper do,
40 dog. Call Skins
90 Pink ii ing do.
10 Sheet Skins,
1000 Eolcs Go,ton Yarn
10 Bnlra O-nnhurrs
80 Boxes Spcrm and Adnmantino Candles,
50 do. HULA Sons Patent do,
10 de. Sohp,
10 ID Starch.
400 kegs Nails. 3 TOGO n.y.
10 WI = Mails,
Is bbls I nncts OIL,
40 Peruvian Guano
200 snck4 Suit
-ALSO--
Plaid, Bleeehed and brown Domestic, Cnco, Linen
Drill Bed Cords mud iough Iues, Window Glns. uno
Putty, torp"rs, Au =, Maddor pnd Indigo Pepper
Gi ger nnd Spi Spndcs. Shovel, rrnce aud llaltc
CHAINS, Manure aud Hay fulks Roots Shoe. uud ilnta
For sale, 81 exchange lot country lrndure,,n ucenmo
dating Terms. CAP 2lts) JOHN HOIl.lNS
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Y NININTTN,
% Main ST, Richmond, Iirginid,
% uscnt Lar the -nl' #
UORCESTER'.S Pianos,

and would r#tr theniI 'ulap oi irptr,.o4 Arhteufs
ugd the pubU Ia uu examination ut the n.
II assortment cnhIuces many ueN md brauliul
styles nnd by almost arrival il rect wing aidio
al suprhra Ilcofrr- the Prra advantages in thc
purchase oi Piano Fortes, mol only IA superiority
o INSTRUMENTS but nI.o IN the prices nj which he sell-
HEN oct 3 ,ts y
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,sNNUKI,uA. MASS liQUOKICE,

i 70 Cnses; consignment dycet per ship Vol
ante, from Lewis de Anunm Esq the utacturef il
Spain, for saleby DAVENPORT, ALLEN co
mil
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Bacon Hams

M Il lave on hand lo oi very superior FAMILY
w BACON HAdS. Tho.c ~ wnni will do well
10 cal aoon. LEE d JOHNSON
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N. & M. GUGaENHEIMER

T1AkE PLEASURE IN INFORMING THE PEG
l. pl" oi Lynchburg and surrounding country that
they are now receiving and opening the largest and
most carefully errd stock of Fall and v inter Staple
and Fancy DRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES, HATS,
CARS &c. exhibited in this market
Country merchants will do well to call on before
going farther East. Weare prepared sell at Rich.
mond prices. heretofore: and respectfully ask call
from @he public promising sell great bargains for
cn.h. sep 25d2m
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND,

RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- NBlS Stunts {. SuRat
- 20 q ound. Clarified 4 Crushed do
20 boxes LoaI Sugar
10 hhls n. q. Mnhsses,
lu hhds L Il. ,lo.,
100 bags Rio Oolee.
so Laruim do
10 =" Pfimc old Jnva do,
80 boxes Alamnnline and Sperm Candles.
Large lot nf Glover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed
Gn .oon = selling cheap,
(lrh u ~ YOUNGER X SMITH
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For Rent.

WYE III scrIbrr having made ana"gementS 70 leave
the city, wishes tho house aud lot where he
nov Ives for the remainder Of the Nenr. For terms APP
III, T., n v-eG or Mr.. Henry Rtu~n.
aqe DIT. C NlNHfthl'p,
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QUA NlD.

/ have IN store and ahoet 10 TONS No peruvun
Gnnno. .which will -nll cheaper tbnn be bought
u"ny oh"r mnrket and brought to his plnec firnse
give cnll WM. A MILLER. on Busin.
uup - dgct4
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Cheap New GOodS---Second Supply.

INiIE lndics ARE invited To call hod examine fresh
i lot "t Brugcs nnl Shne., which hive Just re
cevc2. y Express ili- morning Also, splt ndid lot
oi FrenrhW Works, Sleeves aud Golnrs which will be Of
fcicd yety chenp Tormscash md price only.
AG. LEWIS E>chni &c Squire,
mRY tsif Lyme hburg.
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kIE;NIlAN GUANO. =

nj ing supply u Ncxic m timn0, which cnn ~
al low dsure. md ship up the Gnnnl without my ca.
of drnybge or I.o~k toll. LEE 4 co,
sep7t Richmond.
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rl,ME MERCHANTS BANK OF Va.

IN Lyuchburg. viii r. 'eiva NpetlnI Ue7ses, ny
ing interest at the rate of per a sums OF t0
nni upwards, remaining mouths-nnd5 . per cent on
like sums, remaining & mo: tbs and upwnrds.
BY order of the Bnnrd,
ian2}.ts DAVID K. EDLEN. ftsst.
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Franklin, Brother n Co,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCERs,
4 Nd COyHHISSION NERCHiNI'S, ucHl door
"A 10 Liberty Warehouse, MAIN street, Lynehburg,
Va. have is received apd offer for sne lntgr aud
general stock of hfo"etes consisting uf every article
that line; also. general stock Of Liquors. Hardware
Staple Dry Gouds &c. x &C. They musI respectfully
solir call from h"ir friends ana the public generally
Their stoc; nf good arr entirely AID fre-h nnd will
be offered the trade HE Invest prices for cash,
in exchange for country produce.
JAMES FRANK IN.
EDNA FRANKLIN, ,Jr.
JOHN A. FRANKLIN.
sep % dts
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RICHMOND.

JAMESTOWN AND ROANOKE,
hF 1900 tohs BHrthea, Gummnntsl 10y Captains
~ Chyendy yand Skinner
The jamestown will leave Rich nond every Tuesday, ut
ternouu NJ o'clock. And the Roanoke every Saturday
taornlns at 7 o'clock for New York via Norfolk
Returning, they will leave New tx Tor Richmond
every Saturday aud Wednesday at.eIunnn nj o'cock
Stopping t,w hours each way ut Norfolk.
Passage 10 New York. including meala and State
room aeeommodaer,only ...--.......-.--- Slo
Steenge Passage only ..--------.--- -..--
Chnrgetu Norfolk. the same rs hy River |uais.
Merchants and travellers will find hsonc the mos
speedy and comfortable routes betw"cn New York nnd
Ri, i,hmond. Iussnge and fare oul> sl0, Strenge rns
saeeonly -.
IGDLAM 4 WATSON,
ppl1 II Richmond Va
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Through i'm Six Minutes.

Est RECER IA, by Exples.. supily Of Austin :
~ Mpgic Cream. Frr,z. :. viii ftrrze IN six minutes
without hor Al ON hand Shower Baths, BHthlpg
m. aud Wat uuer> ot my own M nlinc' re- sie"
HIRED at prices 10 suit the lines Z BIZ :.
mi 30
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ny LupLAM. eARnEr P, WATSON
LUDLA n w ATsON

RICHMOND VA,
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERA :. CON.
MISSION MERCHANTS,
OFFICE & WAREHOUSE SOUTH SIDE OF IRE BAslN.
III, l3-rf4
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TERM

rhs NRGINIAN published tally at 50. and semi-wcekly
~ per advance " apaf viii he discontinued
e.at ptun the Prapretors until all srreaages -a
have uttl
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted for SO per square. VI
lines the first Insertion and b fer each
tnuanr unless ordered weekly. and then 30
per square will be charged for each insertion II number
Insertions Is marked the NSt vii be published till
dered out, and charged accordingly.
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NOTICE.-The firm oil Hatcher, Logwood

nv VTICE.-The hrm N Hatcher LogWOCd
/ q Co Will expire, hy limihiion ON the hist da "
o jnnnnry, 1853. In order close the business by
TINT dne, viii from this dny sel entire stock con-
Hstnr oi general osni ui Ready Made Cn'hing,
CIoths. Cashmere and Vcsfings at COST for CASH.
"A Ne are en- gestin inenti RI oil This desi.
able stock. the above favorable terms the public
VIII Ind II /" their interest give ca before buy
ING elsewhere.
Those indebted the concern are request ed to come
forward NIL settle. enable TO Close the bu ness
10y the nhnso mentioned dne
sep IL 1t. IIATCUEG LOCKWOOD & co
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WM S1I12ER.
Smiths InyigOrating Cordial


4 'AN he had at The U'dSHiN Ton HOiSE
Y BAR. dai'y from o'rlarb, \ VI 'tl'l II ~ urh
P.M lis astonishing pnwsr in le-t7rine 10 W roas
uriian The ynrlls organs of thy iunnu syst"m which
have hcrn pro~tntcd by OVER ORh, ,h" effects Of
TN Climate, be uttesird hy hundreds vino dnily
using IT, Supply io"Niau,tblr and LONE genuine bat
tNpt pronafrd b, SMITH ol hi' inmitlblo as,i-tuut
MORGAN
NOT, BfNE Just rcrrivrd TES CASKS of TAYIoR's
CELEBRATED BRANDY, imported by w. II. Toylor
E-4 F.. Nod=Ih. va.
snn 3N.t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21

l. ' G0ANO,--Ne me receiving and hive - 81 ,re n
lol Of No . aud damaged Gnano which We Wi sell nj
reduce pIirrs. LEE & co.
sep - Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-21
IA TEMPLE OF FASHION <H&N
- STITzER
Has now received and ia stuIc lis Fail .tylcd
GENTLEMEN ZINE DRESS HATS

Comnr,-ne ,va style aud quality ii llat- AMI Cap.
ndap,cd tor the tall nnd " inter Trade. He deems IT
enumctne the d,i, rent styles and quh
tic> OF hi large mud ell selected stock the uivc
,n repuition If his inmitnblr Hats prccudr- the
ol -nS ing murh TINT point n~ IT Is we'd r on
that his lla- nreuniqae. seting symetry aud gren
beauty, Inch scarcely elsewhere Ills young
ueis II ,tyIe Sin, Hats ior heauv nt hnsh nnh eli,
gaze of lyle danhlif, and ecrIne-. cnnt he SUI
,cd by aud ",abli,h the Stale HIS friends,
toue- ard hr pnhIr respect n invited toen and
,uppy themsc1. - with good and hand d.sme Ios D., his
own nuke whelt are I .,ESll mud NEW. All kinds ot
llar- made ordrr wirh rontuc-s nnd Il -pntch Cur
TONERS hats dressed over--as u,un. C3l tie -ien
at The Blue Hat ler bnrrains.
nct Q 1T WM S1I1HER
DLACk BONBAXINES. Frrieh Merino-. Alnpl-
} ct--n grea Observation-Disclosures and Quilted
Skirt. !. .ARRAlIANS.
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