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Neao York Stock Market.

New York, July lS.-Stocks are frner The
money market is casy-sales at the first board:
Erie Railroad SO l-2; Cumberland Coal Company,
20 IL; Reading Railroad, 50 Ia; New York Cen
trail Railroad, lol IL Virginia SIS 9s "a United
States SIS of 1867, 100 L. Delaware and Hudson
River Railroad 90
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UnR. Il. II. WRIGHT,s TasteIess Liquid

UnR. l.. II. WEIGHT'S Tasteless Liquid
~ Cathsrtic or Family Physic
This is the best cheapest and mosteficient cathar
tic ever offered 10 the public.
IL il asteless, Thereby avoiding the neuseating ef.
fects Of Pills. Oils, SIENNA, &c., and produces no gri
ping effects Unlike all other purgatives II searches
TO the bottom Of the disease thoroughly cleanses
the stomach and leaves the bowels entirely free from
costvcness. No family should be without it.
Children drink IL readily and without forcing, ard
no medicine is more highly recommended BY the
medical faculty.
Give il fair trial. and then Judge for yourselves
II can be had wholesale and retail OF
Il. II. STABLER 4 Co., Baltimore; CHARIES
ST0TT h Co., Washington city; HENRY LEAD.
BEATER, Fairfax street, Alexandria; COOK Co,
King street, Alexandria
DR.. WEIGHTS Principal Depot 400 Broadway,
where the Doctor can be consulted daily on diseases
generally, from ~ to . p NJ.
ie 13--Rm
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GLENWoOD CEMETERY.

Office No. 292 Penasy lcaniG acenue,
Corner Of 10th street, over the Savings
Bank.
NNHIs Cemetery is laid out on the plan Of
- the celebrated Greenwood Of New York, and
situated on the high ground, distant one and quar-
ter miles north Of the Capitol, North Capitol street
leading directly 10 the gateway. This Company have
received charter from Congress- appropriating their
ground forever 70 burial purposes, making ~ title
from legislation or otherwise which is Of vast impor
lance TO those who wish their dead 10 repose where
they have placed them for has becotnea custom in all
cities, when the burial ground has become valuable
for other purposes TO sell it. and throw the dead pro
miscuousy into one large pit and legal measures
not prevent it. AS no titles are given TO the ground
n. b. Office open from 10 to r. NJ, where pampi.
lets containing the charter, bylaws and map OF
the grounds, and all other information can be OBJ
tanned All orders left with Mr. JAMES r. HAIR.
VEY, No 4l0 9TH street. or any other Undertaken,
will be promptly attended 10. june fs--ly
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
~ REPQRrED ron rHK
DAILY AMERICAN ORGAN.


New ORLEANS, July lathe steamer Granada,
from Havana has arrived, bringing dates to the 18th,
The steamer Crescent City left there the same day
for New York, and the Eldorado would leave for
New York on the 10th to repair, previous to re-
opening the communication between New Orleans
and California
The Captain General of Porto Rico Is dead
The yellow fever is said to be making sad havoc
there, and also at st. Jago.
Sugars were only nominaly quoted at Havana,
and freghts were dull; to European ports 8.
lower.
Dismissal Of Foreign and Catholic School
Teachers.
LOUISVILLE, July lS.--The Board Of Trustees Of
the Public Schools Of this city, have, by vote of
seven to FIVE dismissed several teachers from the
schools on account Of their foreign birth and Ro-
man Catholic proclivities. Much feeling exists.
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Rnow-N Nothing Success at CAarleston
Miraculous Escape.

CHARLESTON, July l2.--The Know Nothing can,
didate for sheriff has been elected by $50 majority
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IMPORTANT ARRrvAL.-~By some inadvertence we
have failed to announce the arrival In this city of
aoertAin illustrious parsonage none the less than
Monsieur James Mcguire, formerly Lieutenant in
the United States Marine Corps, and lately the 40
credited agent OF Postmaster General Campbell
commissioned by him to have in bis special care
keeping, and custody, the bodies of six nuns, and
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GUM PACKING, Betting, HOSE,
~ and Gaskets kept constantly on hand and for
sale by 7. M. MCCORMICK a CO.,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Agents for the Boston. Betting Company
lie 15-H
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A NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
a proposed, TO meet every week, and pay twenty
five cents on each share Of stock. Persons wishing
TO take stock can call at the hardware store of r.
Wheeler and register their names and the amount OF
shares they wish TO take.
SO soon as 1000 shares are taken, there viii DO
call for general meeting TO organize.
may 8---h
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a LII BTRANGERs
"A Visiting the city should see Huntsrs Cstalogus
Of the curiosities offhe Patent 0fice
Also, his description OF Powslls great picture
fsb 9s--dlyn ~ w
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SODAFOUNTAIN FOR sALE.--A COM
- plete apparatus, all new and in excellent order,
will be sold low for cash.
jys--eoiw+ Apply at No. 4ss 18th st
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He showed me the letter; when he told me
about his wife going ! advised him to make it
public in the papers; he said he was ashamed to
expose himself and wanted me to come over with
him; he said the letter was in his wifes hand-wri
ting, but not in her style OF writing; he said the
only difficulty was that she wanted him to go to
the confessional and he would not; never before
that morning heard Of that subject between them
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For particulars see bills
Doors open at 7-commence at o'clock.
iy 1876
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SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
YWlII Il und rsigned, having been appoint

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia.
may 93-eoif 6m
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~ hoover, ESQ, marsnali ana Mr.. STARK Is. Tay-
Tor, Messenger.
july lS.-Present Hon. J. J. Gilchrist, Presi-
dent, Hon. Itaac Blackboard and g. p Scarburg,
Associates.
The Court stated that the clerk would read the
names of those gentlemen who, having fled with
him the proper certificates Of their membership
at other bars in the United States would be recog-
missed as entitled TO practice In the Court Of Claims
The names were read, and a number of gentle
men from the different States and the District OF
Columbia, were qualified by oath or affirmation as
attorneys Of the Court.
The Court stated that several motions which
were made yesterday with regard to obtaining evil
dence frcn records in the public departments,
would p. obably be taken up tomorrow, as the
Court wished TO await the action Of the Attorney
General, who had been consulted on the subject.
Several motions were made with regard to claims
already fled, TO be obtained from the Public De-
partnents, and fled with the clerk.
Mr.. Lawrence called the attention Of the court
to the rule requiring the oath Of the claimant or
claimants, to the petition, and suggested that in
many cases it>would be impossible to obtain such
OATH claimants being widely separated, or as In
the case in his hands, where the claimant was an
officer In the navy, and had been ordered to for.
cign station, leaving full statement Of the case
with an attorney in fact in this city. He hoped
the court would modify the rule as experience
should dictate
The court said IL had the subject of the modi6.
cation of the rule under consideration, whertD n
might work hardship.
The court was still in session when we left the
room.
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Dismissal Of Foreign and Catholic School
Tsaehers
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Washington Place, Seventh street
jny 7--.3taw2wif
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..r.z1-.A IilRouem ERoM nIsnA.AN 40



Fare from Lyuehburg to Buchanan. 20
From IypchburB 10 Gharottesy -
On aud after the @ Of October Packet Boats l,aFe
Buchanan at y. NJ, aud Lvnchburg = p III Monday,
ednesdy and Friday and arrive in Richmond second
at5 ocuck A NJ
Charlottesville passengers leaving LynchbuTg = J. NJ
reach Scottesyie al 100 A. NJ day and arrive in Char
!ottesvlc at d T. NJ Leave Lynehbug for buchanan and
Lexington at q a A. Monday, Wednesday and Friday and
arrive at I r. NJ
From Lyuchburs to Richmond and distances in
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7onEs sTATlEEERY. &C.


z.=.sss ssrwEaezHz9ss ia IfEG Al1hAas-
u can >. . G&I0&.- -. ~. -.
fftIlTs INpCsrRY the fsfFF or ADAM tLAhhf---
serv Interesting volume and should Dc read by all ages
eefs aud denominations
ut nv j. a nigili, interesting ard seasonabie volume
MEMOIR dolly ouns II sses wll DC deeIy interested
and greatly benefited bY reading this Memoir
fArAcoMBs on Roak We need not call attention To TINS
.oinme-thc title viii secure that .
SCHOOL DAYs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should not IAN 10 read
this volume.
Tn SAP MISTAKE narrative illustrating with much vivid
MS and fidelity the which often occur In the
religious families Parents don You need tins
+
GREAT QUESTION Is great book IL treats OIL great IN
forests VIII you read II
All Of above publications Of the American 5 y
mon generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
Books Yum Books Maps aud Miscellaneous volumes can be
had Payne & Christians Book store, Lynchbnrg, Va
+. G. JENNINGS,
So, hts Supt. Am \. = Union
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rE,sIu,sN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ci,.., l,

UgU kRotGns, sHAFER 4 co, DEALERS IN TX.
aP IRA FINE READY MADE O. 0THlNG. invite the at.
tcon OF their numerous their tnri
vailed and extensive stock of FALL.tfpOpS pnnpsuy a
It does in variety and complctsess style and ar
al every article peaiuing to the ,IlNG and GENTLE.
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. A. adequate idea Of the
variety and rcnosso present hy
personal examination Below may he partial Isl of
some of the leading articles:
ONERCOATS-A most elegant assortment # t,pso rar
m'nts of the most sraho materials stvesTa!
mas. Registers and GoakS.
DRESS AND FRoCk COATS-Those sel,I nj this as,ah.
et arc not surpassed In prccSeness tas. fincs Of
cut scneral excellence OF workmanship Nc being in thu re-
spocts egudl O ,cori.
Bt SlNESS COATS of every material ranging in price
from - 10 is
PANfS-slaek casSpore, Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere,
from fine dress dunn and low price Fancy Cashmere
Oakes Cashmere oNfetd Mixed Heavy Tweed Satinet sc
VESTS Plush, Velvet Black and Fancy Grcuadnc,
Black and Fancy Cashmere, Farmers Patent Velvet
Me'ao sergs, Black Satin Sc splendid Party Wedding
Vests
TRAVELLING BLANKETS--Natonal Flag. St Lcger
EPSON and SaXonY Blankets Gcntcmens Shaw Maifer.
Metnu Searis Under Skirts Wool Canton Flannel Jean
Drawers Crayas Stocks Pcssier Raglan Albert Ma
LIS" Sehastorel t1t Tfcr and Nuis Gloves. Buck K!d
ana Nalt t'auntlets; silk Mctiuo Cotton and
socks f Se hanaknrchiefs short every thing pSu
aly found ia inst class Geutemcns Clothing lifting
establishments he fauud in the variety and al
the most reasonable prices, Attic BAZAAR.
H. , 8 to manufacturing all the Clothing sold bv them
are thus enabled to give Their bee al the al
yantages they none bat the uc,t made nv
uccs' at the lowest possible
Those preerring their Clothes made order accom-
modated and satisfaction guaranteed, nor sale.
or 2ts BURROUGHS. SHATER 90
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. :.



destination onehalf rate Of freight cheaper than l., AMY
other route, and in less time Insurance be offerd -
the best D. L " g "
~
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TrFcF8FD1s. &C

..- =. =. - q. $500
e.. - .s,,,f., tyN.atfHa -t.a,it.. AM
hL sfokf. NaIN -. =. N - -. i, - a 81
.'eliishl'i ~la NE ir, a. oes - M Fanrv store
deat 81 Hsahis ~ ,t rzs fsf,..fs Iulo,. ~ a 4
for fionets AZ, Nm al ~ Fsiri'rr, q u
Ohfs iiaif i5faiis ,tss,lss f1asts scarss W.
sbavls Stockings Gloves iiandkifieis 81 lac's fIs
Dress Trimmings Needles Pins ihreaas jet ornamIhs
every description, and handsome lot u fahey A'ei's "
gifts. =, -. 18th IT, :
Ms Stock VIII be complete IN isN aass ~ "ieu ~
shall exhibit superior iot OF oisf 90. 'ioi Ia I'll
Imitation. Netorihes Guns anu nuns f9i A''0 "'' ~
dren. -. -, - 49,. ., ..,- ~ With
shall esteem u i''oL io l ~. 80, - ,,,,ss
order and viii select vain ihuei ar aH' Pi'N'i'
Ny terms are CASH' ,rprt, Q r..-cr rr,nyr
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~ received the following articles which the subscriber
would respectfully invite the attention his friends
and the public large assuring them that by calling
the Family Grocery they will find the largest and best Beef
Tongues this Market also lot Dried
Bologna Sausages Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot of
Brooms, fine article of Black, Imperial Gunpowder
Teas good assortment of Hosiery ladies' gentlemen
children also articles such Perfumes, SOAPS
Cloth Hair and Hair Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs
Combs children and other articles tedious
nention all of which will be- sold cheap cash,
change Bank May be added to the above list
Spices of all kinds ground papors for family
a superior article of Mustard and Rcd Pepper Call quick
before all gone j. II. SOLOMON.
iv
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NEW D0OE(S. NEW BO9Ks! PAYNE &
CHRISTIAN have for sale the following New Books:
,etas Sketches of Nifg4allistocai and Biograpleal
Second Series.
tilow Bcdolt IHpcrs-hy Francis W Wicker;
ebstc the Punishment of the Wicked, &c-bv Allan T.
Magrudor of Charlotte syile, Va, and Edward t. tr,is
of Peuusy lyauia;
he NeNComrs--by lhaekaray:
he American Gin Book
tuuiug Adventures in tine Northern WEds-Ilustrated
he rriucr OF the House Il David
Ia8f} hcsd aud McDnuntr-by jacob Abbott;
lie ouug Ladys WI B1ok-hy Emily Thornwell.
The Old II nestcad--hy Mrs Ann 5. stephens
MEDICAL.
y lBton'~ Clinical SurRcgyi
* lliscr's Mirroscolical ANTONY
LAW.
Y hes,tons International Law:
i@~e1'' ON .'Ayls--ea volume Inov pets
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n tASH MOTTO E.---t1IkEAT TNUUt FINIE.N IS.-~-
" The Ladies of the city of Lynehburg aud all Others visit
particularly invited call the cheap cash
and examine large stock OF FANCY GOODS consist
ing superior black eoored Silks; French Merno; rich
Mousns; French Pads cheap high colo red Dolaes
rich Embroileries Hosiery &c Also, 1900 yards of superior
English Calico warranted perfectly fast color AZ the low price
ALL they selling fast wi al
lake of per all cash bills $40 in amount
oe lots Is. HARRISON LEWIS.
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az<0DFS'~. sssAgBAsEs AND PETEBs0S'S
tx MAGAZINES Tor November
Yankee Notions
Received 1T MoRSES.
T. s-Ilarpu's Il elzae November VIII be delayed
f dz iI 81 there being steamer from New
-, ga saturday last ioc 3Ots 4 N.
NEW BOOKS. NEW EOOHH!: AIT Payne
g y CHRISTMAS
lie 3tHl and intellectual Deprayity Of Races, by Hat2i
Christian Thc.em, 10y Rohert Archer Thompson;
Memoir Ut DE- sampson, by Robert l. Dabuey, u. d.
Inc Glory Of the Rcdgeier. by Winston;
Cummings Twelve rgeat tlues;iousi
Tho New Purchase by Hall;
SFnunNIacs of the New Testament. by TTench
india, China and japan. by Bayard Taylor;
Cauls and Sunshine by Charles Rode;
Pes Wellington,
l.ItIe NoN by Dickens;
Learning Go f3.k. 10y Abbott
B3t.s and blossoms:
sayings and Dom IS of Animals;
Tune Riches;
Ctit Chat;
Aunt Aary's Tales dec6ts
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u VIM l.. PAGE respectfully invites his friends and
toners call and examine his Fa and Winter Goods
hand and best stock he has had the pleasure
offering Among them Is piece fine Black Clotha
really superb articles also rich Brown Bue Plum Mulberry
and Olive Cloths real French Castor Cloths for Ovccea and
Winter Frocks; Black. Brown ami Mulberry medium AID
fine Doeskin and fancy Casimeres rich plain and fancy
Volvets; Silk outings &c for Vests newet style Int
tons and other trimmings Also, Mons Eup shng Goods,
Shirts Collars Under Shirts FLadkefehipis
Stocks Tins l,lnNns nr
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rCssuOND As.ssi OSTON LANE

vessels Of the first class, built expressly for this
trade and have superior accommodations for iaasel
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail.
fed the trade, WHO VIII spare e&trtleH
modatc
They viii up ard down the river by steam, and
may be relied 10 sail promptly as advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from Boston, viii md p
ship by this line it is the lA tuar line
freight will always be taken low ~ any ether
Is aud effort will be made by tho agents chuoid
and Boston To give satisfaction
rr,spcctluy ask and hope succeed in claiming NH
share of patronage
vessels lie in Richmond At the Dock, AID in Bos
% a IoNes Wharf
DAVID & WM CURRIE Richmond $1,000
ALLEN NEL1CH Boston, @Ns'''N
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ANEW CONCERN.-The undersigned having taken
IN formerly occupied by c. n b. Septoe, two
above AGREE McCanahans old stand and next door
Murre Straon Main street. Lynehburg Va begs leave
to cali the attention friends public generally
stock of Groceries, Liquors, &C. which he is offering
exchange for country produce Particular
paid the of Flour Wheat Corn, Tobacco
&c.-also to the receiving and forwarding a Goods
nav 22cAdtsy JOHN LUNSFoRD.
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L'OR NEW YORK, FROM r.. rss..sz,-sxr,
r LYNCHBuRG, Va PETERSBURG, IN .si -,
BY SOUTHsIDE RAlLROAD.-ONLY
oNE NIGHT BETWEEN PETERSBURG AND INV Yopkt
CHEAPEST ND PLE4SANTEST ROUTE l-sl4 10 "
York including Railroad and meals state room ~
board Steamer 80 New York second class and ,e
Passengers leaving Lynelburg on TUESDAYS and Fpt
DAYS by South Side Railroad, connect morning A. o.
Point with the large and eommodons steamships 's
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INV .-er-,e a,oc+-~v-c g
pkcsIaNs. AND os RAND, ." ""as. y. %.
HI AND T. r. SUGAR,
aud tlafiHea >nkss' :, So.
hoxe and bbls Loaf tlrisaei anu .5se'''
lou bags ana I.sgnsfs shee,
~ bags SUPERIOR old Jsss d..
Is hhds Cnba and I. X hnis>sesi
~ bills \ Molssses.
~ tens Bar Iron, assorted
. a, Hoop aud Band do,
do Bisfcred Steel
d. CAST and Shear do,
Iaooo iss Bacon
Sole Leather.
IS do Black Upper do,
40 dor Calf skins,
70 Pink Lining do,
10 Sheep Skins.
200 bales Cotton Yarn
10 bales Osnaburrs,
50 boxes Sperm and Adamantlne Candles,
do Hull & Sons Patent do
Is do Soap,
10 do Starch.
300 kegs Nails to 60 dy.,
10 Wrot Nails,
Is bbls Tanners oil,
Peruvian 6uano,
900 sacks salt
Also Plaid Bcaehed and Brown Domestic, Calico Linen
Drill. Bed Cords and Plow Lines Window Glass aud inb
Copperss Alum Nader and indigo Pepper Ginger and SPICE
Spades Shovels Trace and Halter Chains Manure aud "
Boots Hats sale exchange Tor com
try produce, accommodating terms. -
ami OTIS JOHN no1fiNs
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N1lAseaNG uANO.--XVc have Tor safe ii Ton


4T1 MEXICAN GIANt, ut 7W price II Is aut "a cheap.
Peruvian and as there is 10y r Peruvian iuauo in
nutet hope go oil saon.
ae II Is MILLER 4 ELAN ON Rnsp
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GIANO, s.uaNo.-MccoRKLE 4
400 ~. STOVES ..-pu., rrcri,ch nno,l,cr

- lot Of those glorious Morning Star Cooking Stoves for
wood or coal All in want of the most complete Cooking AZ
ever brought out in the nied Ntntcs cordially
invited call tho Furnace aud Rauge Warehouse and
anime them. l0c Its G. 5. BLISS
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FFN''''fI To WI
stock Of Black and Fancy Dress silks and large variety
Ladies ShRW at cost tir cash Cal and lose this
opportunity Of obtaining such advantages
doc 9-ts NATHANIEL 0EGGENHEIMEk.
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ENVY EEeptS--A great variety, viz: kun,
AZ White Tinted Government Plain Embossed Enamelled,
Gill, Bridal and many other varieties, at
or 1T. MORSFS.
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Il y 4 q L 4 Z


" BANDS AND tDRNitE-Ae have just received Il
large lot Oh window Shades ef and beautiful pat
and alsp, CIT Curtain Binds and tprncc oil every
quality Please call and examine Al
inIs - y GREGORY & cos
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AYBGRO sOODo.-Sfaunton frilled Kerseys and
IN ehseps Gray Ssnets Plaid Lnseys Blankets and Cot
Ton 0snaburgs Tor sale by THOS. DAVIS co.
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Y eei,ed supply of Alum Mater dir.rt from the Alum
Springs in Eerbrlre county which we"ii sell per barrel
gallon Nlsa supply of Alum Mass. which Wi, sell in
quantities to suit purchasers,
lnav.5l=ts RTPKEH q Redo.
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DVCE.-.Sust received IL fresh suppl, az
III ldecf2ts CRAWFORD 4 RICHARDS,
uNISSOLgiTIUN.--1bc concern of VIM. T. Anderson A
Co was dissolved The ID inst, by mutual consent
Wm r. alone will attend the settlement of tho
the Nj h.
winding up the same NM r. ANDERSON "
apl 9-ts. MCDANIEL. III RI Il PRESTON.
CAHD--fhc subscriber hav ing purchased Of Daniel
N Hurt Preston their interest concern of YIN
Anderson Co. will continue the GROC cry COMMISSION
and ToRW ARDlNG BUSINESS at the old stand an the
Basin, where they viii keepoH aud (nano Plaster
Lime aud Cement, Tor sale at the los, cash prices
He returns his thanks the friuUd late concern and
the public generally, orie liberal patronage attended TO il
aud hopes by using his best eNeton aeannua
of the same Ia the new concern.
ap 9dtS. WIN. 7. ANDERSON.
C2ASp.The nndersigutd VIII continue as heretofore
IN the GROCERY, COMMISSION aud FOEX ARBlNG
BUSHES and also the Manufacturing u Tobacco rato
full for former favors they pledge thor best merit
their continuance
ap gfitS mcdaniel. HURT & PRESTON
lNANDf,Es.--Jrs. rcr.vcda lot of SPERM Adamantinc
" and railaw C.nul,s III D ID boxes. nj
sep 2i-is CRAWFORD RICHARDS.
Iust arrived and for sale the huc-t LOT Of On
ID ions In this market, wholesale retail by
dec Ats II SOLOMON
~ ,X,S JACKECs.-JO Boy Jackets, ~ co.
lOon aud sizes, just received at the
nov Nts CLOTHING BAZAAR
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EvnNR LIQUORaCE.-
II rs cases fne stick, "DeRosa" brand,
"F c."
40 mass "Ottolnan's" /"
aug asss - LEE & JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-19

a tRaSO! eaNND!! ID &NO!!.--l anu re.
SE ceiving my Fad: supply afGlANo. which will sell at
500 cash early delivery. NM. Henderson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-19

II AKNTtk HOI ~fa ofef 10 INC trAH0 OF INnVI1HHIE
superior lot Of GROCERIES consisting of Rio Lagua
Marieabo Coffee
Stewards Refued Coffee Sugar
Hallowell q COS do
New Orleans Sugars
New Orleans and Cuba Aoasses;
Maryland Golden Syrup, very nice for table use)
Selling cheap for cash Call aud see them sep lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-19

~ OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR tASH-My stHe
Of New Spring and Summer Goods Is now complete In
whole stock was bought very cheap aud VIII be sold
small profit, for cash
The money market having become easy hope nay friend
and customers VIII ofa ard and supply themselves ber
ally. All ask is call from those IN II goods 70 Iusuf
sales lapl I2dts JND. i. plRNtS, AEt