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IMPROVEMENTS.

street, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. to-day.
IMPROVEMENTS.
We hear Of several important improve
ments, both public and private, to be carried
out this season. A number Of neat and SUBJ
stantial dwellings are to be erected on the
North and South Hills and other parts of the
city. New business houses and additions to
old ones, and such other Improvements are
to be made to accommodate our city to the
new state of things in which it will soon
find itself, BY the competition Of new avenues
of commerce and travel. Among these i'm
provements an extension of our hotel facili
ties il one Of the first Importance. In this
connection, we are pleased to learn of the
handsome addition that is to be made to the
Barrel House. The plan is to extend the
building forty feet on Third street, uniform
with the addition made last summer, and
then running it back to the alley, one hum
dred and twenty feet. When completed the
house will have main front Of one hundred
and eighty feet on Third, and one hundred
and twenty on Jefferson street. These d.
mansions will give the Barrett House the ca
pacity Of a first class Western hotel, and
cannot fail to make it feature of the com
msrcial emp orium of Iowa.
We shall notice some other improvements
more particularly hereafter.
ca The Nebraska City news speaks of the
rscen. discovery of fine salt spring in Pierce
county, fifteen miles from that place.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. DoDGE.-Our new Span
ish Minister, arrived in this city yesterday
P. M..by the Chicago cars.
ST.. LOUIS DAILY MIRRoR.-A new daily
paper bearing the above name, has recently
been started at St. Louis. 1t is very neatly
printed and an ably edited paper.
PUFFY.-One Of our Davenport neighbors,
in giving a somewhat glowing account of
that aourishing place, in describing its salu-
brity and freedom from disease had the fol-
lowing:
Consumption never initiated vlc.lm mere
and many considered hopelcssly incurabie at
the East, have found vigorous and robust
health after short sojourn in our balmy at.
lnosphere."
We turned over the paper, and under the
head Of deaths, was announced that of a
young man aged % Of Consumption.
Rock ISLAND DAILY NEws.-Rock Island
is a great place for newspapers. Not long
since we noticed the establishment Of the
Daily Advertiser at that point, and yesterday
we received the second number of the News,
a. other new Daily, and making the third in
that place. 1t is an Independent paper, hand
somely printed, and under the editorial man
agement of MIR. j. Rowe.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoS.-We have Just
received Chicago papers announcing that the
Fusionists have carried this State electing the
Governor by a handsome majority. The
Know Nothings had elected 1877 Representa-
tivss, Democrats So and wings 5, SO far as
heard from.
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A CARD.

a CAKD.
\ the solicitation of severa. gentlemen, the IN
"A dersigned has modified some of the arrangements
Of his SCHOOL FOR YOU'VE LADIES. The numti
will longer be limited and the terms will be reduced
accordingly. As heretofore, there will be session
per day. and the quarter will consist Of ten weeks
No papil received for ,ss than one quarter Pups
charged only from the time Of entrance.
Terms per quarter 500
Music 1000
class Of YoUSG GENTLEMEN will be received
One session per day, commencing at P. NJ. Non,
need apply who not disposed to be sudious ana
decorous. mars '55-lwl G. p. JENNINGS.
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MARR1ED-0n the 9Th inst, ly the r. -
Johnson. ut the resid nee of Mr. Deborah NIL
Mr.. WILLIAM v. UrrEa TO Miss ELIzAnslu sypnr,e'
boil Of this city. hAr'
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A QUEER PRESENT FOR AN EDIToR.-Our
friend Patterson, of the Oquawka Spectator,
has received present of petrifed caIf's
head
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DRAlRIE FIRE very intere- ting tale at
mar IL VAN METERS.
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GLEAS0M'S PICTORIAL, several sets Of The back
~ numbers can b. found cheap at
march IL VAN METERS
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MI \ and December, tale of welded life. ey
lNl Mrs. Hubback, at CORSE's.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECrIoN.-We have lust
received Chicago papers announcing that the
Fusionlsts have carried this State electing the
Governor by handsome majority. The
Know Nothings had elected 1877 Representa-
tivss, Democrats So and wings 5, SO far as
heard from.
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ARRIVAL OF GEN. DODGE.-Our new Span
ish Minister, arrived in this city yesterday
P. NJ. by the Chicago cars.
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Garden Seeds,

m 6TUVu SVtUSe a
- BOXES Shaker Garden Seeds assorted, warran''
- pure and nm assortment Ct seed Potatoes.
mar Is w. II. ANDERSON, Maln-s'
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ca The Nebraska City news speaks of the
recen. discovery of fine salt spring in Pierce
county, fifteen miles from that place.
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/ loTiRY Of an Expedition against Fort Da
l. Oaesne in 1855, under Major General Edward
Braddock, for sale at INA 3 55l CORSE's.
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IlE Sons Of the Sires. history of the rise, prog
i ress and destiny Of the American Party, and III
probable influence on the next Presidential eectnn,
10 which Is added review of the letter Of the Hon.
Henry A. Wise, against the Know -Nothings, bym
American. For sale at
mar '55 CORSES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-17
Remember the POOri

4 Syou gather around your cheerful fire side. str
n roundedbs the happy far's, md listning to the
merry conversation ot yorr lnmilY while the hoarse
winds Wi lily. and kern frost bites sharply with
when SET Mt the ~el.ladrn board. and with
upprte shl prncd by the krennes, o tie atmosphere.
pntfake at the yiands with which You nve been amply
prngided by Kind FIovi lcncr. then remember the
PooR; nd with puttndc end generous heat appropi-
lat ont Of Your abundance, sonnet Ing to feed some
starvne brother, wurm ,ons shisrting irame, and
make glad sunc heavy hcnrt
Remember. also, that the BAZAAR is the place tn
SUPPLY Yourself with unyhrp il the wy If n supe,i II
uitlrle of READY MADE CLOTHING The tines nj
sock is On hand for the loii1nys, nnd that GOOD
goodx add for ras, NJ lirrs tuit r times
the CLo1 Al Nc K FURNISHING BAZAAR
Gunner ain md Market str, cts Lyn.hbuIc.
dec 1919
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Fall Supply of Hardware, ---l854
SIMPSON q BRO,
Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynohburg. Va.

Sign Of the Golden Lock. LynchbuIg. Va.
N1E ste opening, ~ addition 10 our former ne"
w stock a Yer, .nrre assortment of HAHDwsHf,
CUTLERY, Guns. PtsroLs, SaBpLEHfs PLAfrD 6"oDs,
fInnn on GLorHs Hopse keping A,t'c'es. Building
Maferiais, and Tools Of moa rroy dt'c'7Pfon among
winch are mapyaurlrs us introduced mt arket III
fail.
We nniter ourselves exhibitto the public gen
crafty aud those who will favor with examination
grenter variety opportunity oi spln and quality oil
goods ever offered in dis II surpassed in any murkrt
Cur goods all and desirable, aud vii
be sold reasonable profit only nil who will give
us cafl ar sntrl.t with their orders which Will
ccise our best and premp attention.
Merchants aud others buying hrgely will be charged
u -nnl ndvnnre only, oct 10 Is
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MEDICINES.
CAKTER,s SPANISH MIXTURE
NtiE GhEAf rURltiERc CT THE BLOOD.

| fINt1E hhtAl lbhlf lth VI ibh hbCob
| i Not a particle Of Mercury an ~
| An IsFALLIpLE Rsxspr for Scroiulo king. Evli,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cotaneous Brntllah. Hl
| pie. Pu-tue. the Face, Blotch"' So-, Cr"n'e
Sor. Eyes. Hiae Worm Ietcr. Seald Head, I'm
lsrgemcnt ard Pain efthe Bones n dJo'nt' stubborn
Ulcers, Syphilitic Disorders, l. 7hhgo SlhaI N""
plants and all Diseases arising rom an inlndi'lou'
use OF Mercury, Imptudence IN L'e' OF i"Pu'"' u
the Blood.
isv.luable Medicine which has pef2n" eeieofa'e,'
the number OF extraordinary "es ee'tea 'hf"ugh
its agency has induced the prop iet'r nj i"' "
quest Of their itiends la 'h'' IL 10 tue P"p''' VIM ~
do with The utmost eonhdrncein ~ virtues am won
derfal curative pro critics me "9"lns efff,hoa'e
selrc'ed nom a ia'ge hH"o',t W; "o'' e
testimony thu the mere Word OF the Pf"ltietor' ana
are ali from gehtienen WI, S""'" !" -
and OF the highr'i resleo ,""i'y' h"h' u '"o" ''t
IN the eiif ol Richmond va
,. Boi DE- 20, al tue hAe"ahge h'''' r.
mont hno"n every shei'' s,, ~, ia. ,t' 'ae 80
enc o'h' o'''' - ,' =. ,i
oN"f ho nv" ''s's =" n , " " -
IS 'e'',""'"'e',, 80 " ." i' -; l.
snit'. re -"F.' u y NV ' , "
mas - a., ,-..-t ,,..t.., ..,,if that
hg'' "' e" -" "a 49, .'.., yi
io' Hi'' ~, = ~" - ' n, i -.
lent deception ha9 s'Ne'ai ~ ,'1 'hs ~" IL 30
1tenut'e- o' y mini Mercury a"u 49, ~, -,
ooe- "dV'ri-ei' 'n' al VIM op ~. ,.,,
Tel Al hst 'i."i 'a'''' 'T 49, t.n,,
bottles :" "hse '"''tH1''y ' 'i' q I'm
to say have haa ''h'f I'.' u ~ DO NV mod,
"def il tue o'st '"''', ~ wv ,nuNi1NEnEN
zine that over reached my c"'' y. qua
ne.'e, oa' s'''' ~ =! pt,ha.l md fr ,na,,
y =. -" - - - auG H.. i, ia. "a.
1enrs ~ nv - = c., ~ Ni.,,,e Tint h,
'n''''e ,'".n.s ~ i,,a. lih Ln In. rive,
n '''us", l",i ~ at ~ La bas never know,
wy - - 49, - ill.,, -, li,.c,io,s
~ ~ - ,'.,i;a pl,s ic;an enJ E,rmerly 81
" "a, " IT,, IT, ti,s r. Rbnnd .ays leb,s VIII
"e 80. r i.,,nc.. tho ,de,l. % Garter.
a - u, "'''' "a , a, ,,,l, .,rn,i.ing II,
~ - =, , ,, J.nrndent an the Liver
10 10 =" r. a., :. ~ :. I.rc,l inde.d
- NJ ni.l,r ~ rho firm Of Drink,r & Mo ris
piL,ad ,.a. r,,,d az Liver Compnint Of yeal.
.,andig bv The .r i,yo bottle. of Gatcr's Sfani.h
m' 'u,'4 =! Wv
W -, ,, ~ S,6l, -Thc .di,,rs Of the Rich.
~ enhi;ag, ~ o,nlnyed in heir pr...
,''"n Csien, SeronIa rambp,d with Rhen.
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Fer Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port walthall Line

Port w Line.
TIME beautiful and favoriIe steap'b ,nt. p
il AUGUSTA under h. comma nd OF xstsjHE{sa1ssx-
Capt WIN. c. Smith So long aud tayorably known Ia
the travelling community the Potomac and janice
River J is now running the line vim Fort Wal
thnll, and is furnished with l. + Il u % A u
Life Preservers, Force Pumps, and all the appliances
qured by Act of Congress to secure the safety at uss
Jngers.
The Cars running il COZ nex,on with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Pe,rsburg Depot
l.. w~l-.@a-y a~a Friday ociuot NJ
Persons arriving in Richmond, by the Packet Boats
have but few STEPS to walt TO the Cars.
The Cars runni from Petersburg City Point in
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg samc
usys as above, att from the Depot of the Apo
mattox X Co, thus giving pusseD orportunit,
TO go from Lynehburg Their by the Packet Bonis
Dsnve Railroad to Richmond, by way of the South
Side Railroad to Petersburg and from there
ing to Norfolk
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk the alter
natedays, viz: Tuesdays, Thursday, and Saturdays,
81 AM
The Augusta will stop at Old Point both going ard
returning regularly throughout the Bathing Senson.
Fare between Richmond, Norfolk and Old Point ~ 90
Fare between Richmond, Cokes Rings Mill and
Children three years nd MOI over twelve
years of age, half price
nervunts through .---....-,-. 81
Servants 10 any point Il @ river. 90
jun 26-dscts THOS DODAMEADS npt.
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CITY TURNITURE WARE ROOMS
Opposite the Nors ell House,
LynChburg, Virginia.

EsNfiE subs ,b'r, in enmmenc ns the business Of II
YEAR hegs eay~ To return s.nce.e thanks To his
oil friends and customers for the engagement and
.urpott he has recci> ed trr hand fJr years
md respectfully socis continuance of Their favors IN
future, plengna him eif hit pains ,la'l be spared 10
give sastnrti Ill. Not wing reduced the m 'nu
lacturing department e my business the year the
dcprc-s e m inI, ta left hand the argrst AMI
most .rr lid ,tncs at Hnd fashionable furhitur
e my twu uhuui. uIt ever before rxhiited in this
cit -rm RI ~ every article Il Iluus. keeping, trnn
the Kitchen Ia TIE he Ilanest an cheapest
to the finest manufactured. He es invites in
.rcc,an ot h.> hrge aud beautiful sssoirmet III RISE
wood lnd Mahogany Furniture fro all "Gsii t" pnr
chase, promising Inducements hcio'e offered in
This market. All work ordcie tom this House war
rauied Ia give satisfaction or 10 sal.
ilair mud Shuck MsuIass., AIDE 10 order nj thu
shortest nutce and the reasona lie Terms
Mahogany and Walnut Cufins aud ur.ti lit Metuiic
Bmnl Cases. furnished al ali tm"s, day night, and
Mt greatly reduced prices. A. WIN STCN
\. Is. ! have appointed Johu H. c, Winston my
tur the settlement ard collection of nay bonl.,
notes and nccnuat-, up the lst Jmuary, 1853 AL
persons in iebed 10 ure respectfully requested to
settle my ont-ta. ding debts and accounts 81 be
closed mp that time without delay. A W.
n dis
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d:i 'A-'Ar FOR SALE g

Finding IL will require more time to pay my debt.
than my creditors conveniently allow, une.s sell
a portion Of my properly. have determined 10 offer the
following property FOR SALE
Nv REsIprsck ia the eighborhood Of Judge Dam
ies This is a most desirable place. The House con
iains l2 rooms. all well and .one of them elegantly I'm
lshe with brick kitchen and all other necessary QUE
houses and well OF excellent water on tho premises
The Housr 4 LoT at present occupied by Mr.. j. y
Barns This Is aud pleasant place suited los
small family. The House has five rooms, witha good
kitchen smoke house, and well of first rate water IN
the yard.
Also, my FOUNDRY. In Offering my foundry tot
sale CONSIDER offering the valuable prosperity
offered n this place. 1t - too we'll sn"wn IN this
vicinity need particular description; tat i'll state,
there is not a better arrsnl ed e.tab-hmrnt IN the
State /, is furnished with comp cr set oi tools IN"
latest improvements, and isrle stock oi rstirfna IA
good condition and extensively used. | would rcict
selling half the interest Ia the Foundry property. should
an, one desire purchasing such interest.
Any person wishing 10 purchase my OF the above
named property will apply 20 the suh.eriber at the
Phpnx Foundry. a. q. DABNEN.
Id
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RAILROADS, STEAMBOATS,, sc.
sOUTIs-SIDE RAILROAD
WM8;;:z...szs - -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ANNOUNCEMENT.
PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leave. the d,
IA pot in Peiel sburg every day, Sunday excepted AT
to O'clock A. NJ and arrives at Burkcville the In.
ter,ection of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
10 oclock,A connecting that Road with hessrs
+. Flagg Co.'S Stage Live for Charlotte Court II nusc
iiallfax Court House, Danvillc and Greensboro {
aud arriving at the riv'r, * miles bel"w Lsnchburg,
ut |, NJ. eohncct there With acket bnat which
arrives in Lynchbuig al at hall past t~".
Tie retjrG truiu Ieav lynthbuIg at $50 A. NJ
arriving in Petersburg 800 ococl p NJ. VII ie pas.
SINGERS will have nrponsnity In dine. The tain
vi leave faimvlie at 4 Ia two q clio, h. p. Nj. a
Burkev..le at to }. p. m, arriving ~ Petersburg in
time for the trains ening North South. canhecing
every Tuesday and frdny with tie Appunaitux Rail.
Road with he .pl, ndi nshps Roanoke und Jane-.
town tor \. m.lob, wLich LEAVE Cit, Ioin at 7 p NJ
mud every Wcdu ts,la, ia steamships for Philadelphia
which leave City Point a the same hour.
Passci gers precrrna in ferr> urg The over
nig ht can luke ia, rorni rra North al a. An.
he James River Bouts for Old nut, Norfolk and Balti-
more at g. A M, or the cars o lie S"ult at o.l,ck
4.
Arrangements have been mn,.e y which through tick
between the following roin,s may be procured at
the nCxed ates
Between Petersburg and Lyhchburl. through IN
sixteen hours, s. 90
Between Petersburg and the Sweet Sulphur
Springs. through in Two days, 90
Between Petersburg and " hite Sui flur s rngs,
through in two days. 50
Between Petersburg n Danyle, through .twtn.
ty-our hours IS
Between Petersburg Gee shor"' y C., thiu'
in Two days ..-;...-- 10 on
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. \. G. thou, h
in two days. Observation-Disclosures l.. 90
between Peter sburg and Charlotte, SlS 90
A freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday Wednesday and Friday morning 81, A. IN,
the days. Any person wishing to see the
If freight ibtan II gilt list by calling u ON
the Agent ut Tie Petersburg Depot
oct , Is Il. j. w LII Sur; s s r. R.
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MISCELLANEOUS


DAYNE n CHRISTIAN have in store splendid
L assortment 1T elegant Illustrated Books, aud
variety of heauih Fancy articles suitable tor the APP
preaching u alylsy. n>isrias At
A splendid edition 1t Sc,tt'- Nnvrts. " vols.
Irving Works. ID "
Rp,ai Gems-fri.e, s2s 90,
Home Authors
Ornaments of Memory,
Our Saviour with Prophet. aud Apostles,
Women ul the Oil and New Testament.
The KEEPSAKE
Life Of Martin Luther,
Krunmsck's Parabes,
Life Of DIR. Alexander,
Winter Wreath af Summer Flowers,
Foo, rrini. OF Truth,
Byrnn Gallery,
Wsvery Gallery.
Re ,d,s fetna Poets Of America,
WatsInis Poetcal Quataiions,
The PortIcai " orks Of SeaAe.peare, byron. bnfnA
Milton Campbell Rodgers. Ell ti May o-good Moore
Tapper. Keats. hifk Whne -.
Psnier Msche Work Boxes, Writing Decks Jewerl
cas.s Portfolios Ink Stands. Gard Case. Porimonar'
gabas Dressing Cases Tar Ladies snd Gen,ie'nen-aso
many other fancy Goods argr aud beautiful assortment
Of Bihle., Prayer add lynn Books
dec l6.dts
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TINO THE CITIZENS OF LYNCHBURG
L AND V,cINIrY.-As intend To have my Store
enlarged the early part 1T the ensuing year, think
expediert to reduce my stock rluch as possible. |
therefore offer the nuhic all Of my valuable and
well assorted stock at very REDUCED PRICES If
my customers will please give call they will be sat-
isled TINT this notice is ~ Aumbuc large lot Of
ThLMAS and LADIES CLOAkS, also Carpets, Rugs
hnd Bookings AZ Cost Slp'r Bed blankets, Satinets
Cashmere, Craze, Meino aud Silk Snuwls, Dres.
Silk, Pocket iinndk Observation-Disclosures and EmbI Tered
with large lot OF Needle Work, and Nd Gloves
oil Of SUPP Rigaets 625 cts,-beautifu article.
nov ~ Is JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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mERCa.LDIsE.
Ans.opai nlM GOODS

- -
y - hr -uh>rrIe tn" "fttf"s 1t h-i''' VI
,i, SEeOND nlf1IY ~ -snauie t5oods tteet l.
~ .54cI,..d l., tA.ir -eaIor partner ~ New fnfh'
Inch added to their September purchase. makes men
stock very full and OF the most attrnrtYe eYer S
in tins mark .mlrntiug all rne~ rst oi hpihS
DRESS GOODS j. SnAs. >atins. Na,cucias Mouslin'
Merino. &c LAdies We've Suiin and Cloth Cl"aks n
r.lmas French Enbroidet es IA gfeat safet! among
which are eatIa rieh al Maltese Lace ind Mn-.in
Sleeves Al Collars. general rtment al Oleth-,
Ca.smeres and Yestings Ia gentlemen. nSy STOCK
of Servants Goods. such fulled Linses, Saiunes'
Plaid Lindscys and Blankets. Carpet., Rugs, Crumo
CloIh. nnd Door Mats. osether ~itr all goods be-
longing t,t1e Dry Goods trade, many OF which hh'e
been ru nscd for much less than lhry could ave been
had early IN the All of which tiny deter.
nued TO cell loS. aud only a,k examination Is all
thcy ask to insure satist ttan,
NOV l3-dt. JOHN T. DAVIS n co
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Low Fare from Lynehburg to Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

On and alter The Iuih July, our Buats viii lravr
l. nclbu,g Tor Richmond, ri-wrckiv, viz: Tuesday
Thursday Saturdny,a directly after the az.
rival OF the Western Passengers from Lynchtrs
are two nights and one Hay the Buat.; and tho,c
who av" busress in Richmond, can without lossin
time, 81 so, by ticking thi. route For Cmriota.
vile, ri weekly COACHES in s. risvilr; lcny,
Lynchbur6 IN, arrive il Cha ootcsvil,e n, At i,y
SPIN BOYD, EDMUND SDANE 70 n
iul,
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Fall and Winter Goods.
AT THE
~ SHOE a HATEMPoRiUM, IN
MAIN sTKEET. y NCHHuNG ~
MAIN sTkttT LfNcHBURG. Va ~
IL 4 LII

Tour Doors above Tie Market House.
TIE undersigned would respectfully the attention
Of their friends and the public generally thcir
stock Of FALL and WINTER GOOl'S. consisting Of
Boots. Shoe,, Hats aud Cap. rmnh- Vu,cs Carpet
Bngs, School SHches, &c ;Geni'- Boots ii tlcir omu
and thai at Mil'sA Sons, nso J. Miles
n IN. double waterproof Boors. super article -
Lpdies Cloth AMI KID Critters. 5ushin Bootees, Who'll"
Raots &c; Misses and Chiidrrns' Shoes of al kinds
ard Buys Boots aud Shoes; Servants Shucs-n
superior article Gents fine Mnrskin Hate, Ncbrn In
Know Nothing. Young America, Wide Wuke und
Sluurke- ct different kinds Al.o II variety of men :
aud boys Cnps, chdcus' Cnps ard ru,bans. IL les"
days Viii Give EASTERN Goods, comprising
mems and boys Course Boots Shoc-, &c. and then
say with snlcy lla lock will be as complete
uu, offered IL this urn4Sct-whch will sell chea
~ anybody IN the state All We nsk is call md
for Yourself FREfNELLS HALL.
lOt7mnr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-17
Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash
Il. II. LEWIS.

/ consequence OF bnd henth. am compelled to quit
L bn,iucs~pnd viii from tbs dHy Sc all OF my splendid
stock OF entirely goods fr CASH aay summer
goods hanu will be OF red At rr much less llan
cost Wy stock is large uud desirable; consisting Of
splendid assortment OF Ladies' Dress Goods Fine Man
ties, Hosiery. G VS. Shawls. Plnn Il mex Silks, &c
Aso splendid stack OF Fine Cloth Cassmcrcs, Plush
aud oih,r Nrstines Fine Sea Is, Cravats aud Pocket
iandA erchirfs, tgethcr with n splendid nssoitn eat
of staple goods say Blankets, Fued Goth Casencts.
Linsey., BleaoAod and Bro. Cotton, Irish Linens,
FlanLes, Checks, &c.
mo,t particularly invite I'LL in of good bargains
and good goods to give cali um determined to
close them rs speedily as Ios,bIe
nov 29t Il. II. LEWIS
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Bush Mountain Mill Stones.

NJ have now ON han and >ae,,x pair of III 2. {
w superior Mii Stones. Those in want would d.
well 10 call soon. LEE x JOHNSON
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SIDE RAILROAD,
FREIGHT TRAIN

e,- ~ .rg We ready to receive
~ ~ ~ freight. II u Snu,hsde Rail
road at w m. T. Ande sons Conr sion House on the
Basih Any person wishing to the 'ates .f freight
obtain u ireig list by caslng IN me-
Ry q, der OF the Supt.
sep 3J-ts ALFRED V. HhRNER. Ag't.
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For Sale

COMM in Bonds OF the South Side Rail Road
RoO\IO Cos pnny bearing per cent. 1t a
price that vii paw ier These bond, are secured
10y mortgage the Rpnd and guaranteed by the civ OF
Petersburg. and in amounts of Sjn0 and $1,000 A Do
desirable investment for capitalists.
aug II dts PETERS SPENCE & &C