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TOKE.-I am prepared to furnish COKE
it as prefsrsbs fuel in most respects to eithsr
wood or coal. 1t is peculiarly adapted to cooking
ranges and ana to furnaces for heating large
buildings. while its ready ignition cleanliness and
durability. render it convenient and agreeable for
psrlor and other CRATES
Orders left at the Coke ward, sorner 10th STRAIT
and Basin Bank, will be promptly executed. Terms
each its equivalent
IS ll-ts JNO J. WEHTH AGENT
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BY LARUs & SHINE.
TRUSTEE SALE OF A STOCK OF

INRUSIEE SALE OF A STOCK OF
y sfATlOMERY. BLANK BOOKS. &c &C AT
AUCTioN-Wili be sold at auction, in our store.
the entire stock of James B. Gibbs. removed from
store No % Maa street. consisting In part Of Fools.
cap, Letter and Mote Paper; full bound blank Books
AL styles ana sizes La~, MediGal and Standard
WeTLs Aiso, an extensive assortment of School
Books. nioiss OK ali styles tossthar with complete
assortment OF Stationary ana Fancy Goods
The above sale will commence on THURSDAY
moTnir G. The 9th inst ut 10 O'clock in our sales
roea tup staiTa) aud will he oontiHued sysry
until the eaIiIe s.ock il closed.
Country merchants and the CITY tIads would do
well to attend, q bargains will be given
slLAs JOHNSON Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARUs L SHINE, Auets.
So l7-tds.
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4 DIN RATOR'S SALE OF
"a HORSES, MULES, 80, &c, AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY morning. the ed inst commencing
at 10 O'Clock we will sell, a. the Horse Lot by or
der Of the administrator, thu following7 Young
Horses, young work Mule. l Gold Watch and Chain
l Violin, Saddle and Briddie, l pair Saddle Bass
NJ M. LEE. Admir-. for H. DELAY
Sale conducted by LARus 4 SHINE, Aucts.
17-tds
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% 10
( t!ONSTABLR'S SALE-bv v;r1n. :;

~ ~ADA6 y 0hAC by VIrEU0 OF
Ri.hnn order OF the Hastings Court of the cjtv ri
1855 In u, entered on the 10th day Of September
n.nl, ~ tne attachment easss Of John Res
ths sssnse b. Gardner. ard John'A Beyin. sesinst
frnnt ~e. shall, to satisfy said attach ments in
Il III month proceed to sell at public auction 10
H0iiap ss6 bidder larss aud fine assortment OF
one az FURNITURE. Consisting in part Of
.p,ssoid wardrobe with looking glass door one
msttres,. ned:tead Of superior quality. with bed,
r.sns ana furniture attached, four dressing Bu.
hosar ~1tn glasses. two with marble tons one ma.
tsbIa sofs, two other Sofas new style one dining
1870. ,ouI mahogany wash stands two mahoeany
ssva., WIN marble tops, one mahogany work stsnd.
~ e.s xceileut wardrobes. one lounge With cr;m
twa sx Ioahosany chairs, six cane seat chairs.
nss,is seat rocking chairs, several mattressss
Icy 10y new, one tin safe, carpet, chauderisirs
''ooae glasses. basins and ewers, crsckery Go
ALso-a splendid guitar.
~, ALSO,
M DC sold at the time and place. to satisfy
SMsss warrant Of Jesse Williams, az einst George
"oiia"a, seven barrels of vinegar.
ALSO, -s--.-
~ seus'y an execution Of William Smith, against
W, N Drown, will be sold at the same time and
,ot OF groceries, buckets, clocks venetian
Dnnot backing, candles, he.
NJ precisely. JAS. = TYGEH o'A'
sS to-toe r. q. O. C. n
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DATENT RIGHT FOR SALE BY
AUCTION On g TIL 2 n A Y

3JaIENI n U II EON SALE BY
l. AUCTION.-On SATURDAY morning the 18th
inst commencing at 10 o'clock, will sell at the
Horse Lot valuable PATENT RIGHT for 1870 coon-
tie. OF the Stats of Virginia, model of which is now
exhibition at store. which will also be shown
On day OF sale and given 10 the purchaser. This is
small capital, the raanufaouse of the article is
mere trifs and no family would be without one.
Sc LARUS l. SHINE, Aucts.
PCSTPONEMTNT.-The above sale of Patent
Right, is postponed to next SATURDAY, the 3d.
when it will positively take place as advertised
sel7-tds LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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BY ALEX. MOTT. -.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN r1,p

IN
Ia NITURE. DRY GOODS, SHOES &a-Wu,
o. =, soid .t aucsion on TUESDAY, September Isth
.. ~ O'Clock handsome assoftmen ut well he of Pm
nituse. from family declining houss-keepinr. en-
SS.ssins so,a. Chsirs, Beds snd Beddius Cookisr
ALsO several invoices Dry 0oods Clothips.
G cnnss Csoshery and 0.ass Ware Msfehes "a HI
Io'o ana silver Watches, Chains he. 2S an RSc.,.
enoies brands, 1t casks French Bfaudv = Z = ''--s
20 E.-las ALEX. MOTT Auaf !.
TRUSTEES SALE OF V4IU4RIE
= REAL ESTATE ON MARSHALL sT0EET.
a At ~, a9cIiON.As T,gstse. h three several deeds
me bsoedt Of the shoetoe Hill Buildinss Fund Is.
so saoh Ssted respectively 18th Nay. 1854; 9Th
10 dsnrss couaty cosr. shall proceed 10 ssil q
i isil ss, %, Of sspssmhs: iss = esoei = r. 4
vSyea oy fss said dssds. sousistse OF Lot 81 tke
tSsnsr Of Msrshal and Ansford sirsess iust hsxsnS
ee.nofstien line. ftoutinR S fsst, rvnuiss heef
~ tessro 90 eitsy II feet viss, With larss Mr.
: ~e.une Stable. soap factory, and the ressasnsat
IEsMs Cash a. to about Sls00; balance ON anal
crsat e. shall be agreed at the hour Of ale -
he title II believed to be GOOD; but the ubsorbars
VIII convey with the usual special warranty.
.ss-dtd. Z. n HAIRoLD. rru,tss.
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pOWHATAN HOUSE,
u RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.


This house having changed proprietors, with de-
sided Improvement now confidently recommends cd
to the travelling public. Visitors returning from the
Springs will hnd there ample and comfortable accom-
modations Its location 10 proverbially pleasant
position airy which with the tles3 hand of its new
place, especially to the lovsrs Of quist rest The
rooms neatly furnished, airy and comfortable
fhe table 10 we'll supplied with whatever the mar
ket ahords-tke servants polite and accommodating
Nothing 10 wanting to make 1t one Of the most dc
sirAbie hotels In the city. eu2I
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norr..,ondens. 81 ths plspatsh.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. ltitl

PORTSMOUTH, Va, Sept. 18th.
cood news from our town to-day The
.,,.ar IA shatinp very fast-there are very
Cow deaths and all we meet on the streets
h.ve a cheerful look to what they had
Tho weather is clear and very warm.
see some one has reported that persons
| rare returning to Portsmouth again. Such
" not the case, and would advise them not
20 return for at least month to come, for
il would be very dangerous experiment.
There was service in the Baptist church
this morning, by the Rev. Thos.
Hume
The Rev. Mr.. Chisholm. who has been re.
ported before as being dead, died this morn.
ing at the Hospital. This is certainly so.
Names of the dead for to. day, up to 6
clock, are Mrs VIM Reed, Child of Jo-
seph Ricketts,. Negro woman of Mr. Brown,
George Barber, VIM Cook, ST., Mrs VIM
Singleton.
Yours, FRIENDSHIP.
Correspondence of the Dispatch.
Unfarorabie Weather Hearses Unemployed List
of Deaths, &c.
PoRrsaourH, Sept. Is, 1855.
To-day the weather 10 very bad-the wind blow
log frsm the northeast with heavy showers of rain;
sotu W 70 uutaVOEAUi6 W Ln6 SICK. Inc
lever 10 abasine; business 10 getting dull with the
andsrtskers. To day saw taco ksarses standing
10 the street without any horses before them for
about one hour. There are very few aew cases.
Deaths up to 8 O'Clock to-day: Samuel Herald,
PARRY Cisrkby John Sanford, aou of John Hosiar,
,hiid OF Nj Millsrsoa. child OF Joseph Tnomas
solid Q! Joseph Arquinabo, two infants.
This nnuss be glorious news for Gar friends
past ens.sns.ssn
Among the contributions for the relief of
Norfolk and Portsmouth are Prince George
county, public meeting, presided over by
edmund Ruffin, S272.50; Warwick church,
sll4; City Point, SEQ; New Orleans, So, 800;
n Methodist church in LyIchburg, S276; Salem,
Va, S255. a-
Lsst week the Can't Get Away club, of Mobile,
snt i've more nurses to Norfolk. They were
Doran, Steele, Castor, Mel sughlin, and
diss Aaile. They went under the superintsndencs
II H. Jewett member OF the club. The nuns
Ter OF nurses sent from New Orleans reaches forty.
lFs. Dr.. j. 8. McF arlane Of Kew Orleans, left
or Norfolk, Wednesday
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AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAY0-

SEndEANT'S SALE.-Will be sold for
nsrs s :. % "WEDNESDAY, the 26th Of septeuber
BE, CT o'clock. A. 1t George e. Earnest's St.
Fa,d a 40 execution in my hands sssinst Jsmes p
r"iu snd 6toree N Wilson. $500,
mis JsMEsD; ELtErT. o fer
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LUZaDcIn u.IaICp s....,.s....DpIt
Yhs object Of this suit is to obtain divorce, "a
vncuio mstrimonii;" and affidavit having been made
and led that the defendant above named is a nom
resident Of this Commonwealth, the said defendant
is notified to appear at the rules to be holden in the
Clerks Office Of the said Court, the FIRST Monday
In December next and do what IL necessary to pro-
tect her interest In this suit.
A oopy-Tests. -.
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OOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES, &c.-We are now putting up MOTIFS
without boilers attached. This Range | net sur
economy in fuel.
Also Water Closets, Stationary Wash Stands, Be-
shine fixures for hot and cold water; eli of whish
we will put mp and warrant to give satisfacton.
We also pu. mp ChlLbON'E PATENT HOT.AIk
FURNACE, which, for Its durability, economy in
fuel and the great amount Of fresh sir heated and
distributed through the registers 10 unequalled By
any furnace aow In use. 80
@. A. BAR9AMIN, a.,
mn 70 20l corner Of Main and 10th sts
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I UMBER, MAHOGANY AND SHIN

1900 feet Sd South CarolinA Dressed Flooring, "a
M. pstior quality and even lengths
81, 100 feet ~ North Carolina do do
i00. 600 feet clear White Pine
1900 feet SD and "a Button Wosd
4o'ooo ieet 6.s Oak, for tobaceo boxer
3oooo feet inch do do do
1000 feet 5-s and inch Poplef
40 900 feet ix5 Rough Flooring
ioo Ooo test seasoned Sd and inch fiant
ioo,oco large Cyprus Bunch Shingles
An sssortment Of MshoEany Plank aad Newell
ros.:; b,sck Walnut, Hickory. Chsrry, Ash and
asp's sof sais log. and on accommodating terms
tapso BELVIN PAkA&h.
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pISTOLS-In every variety, just to hands
i Patent Seven Shooters-a new artcle-to which
We invite attention. SMITH L. ROBERTS,
IS No . paerI afro
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TEFFRIES' AND DARCY'S SALT
- 500 sacks daily expected for sale by
Sc list A. s. LEE.
DRAM AND SHORTS.-3 $500 bushels
- Bran; 1000 bush Shorts, on consignment; daily
expected for sale by
SO l5-5t A. lee.
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THO HOUSEKEEPERS.- DE.
Il POT OF CHINA, GLASS, EARTHENWARE,
TABLE CUTLERY, &c.-Persons going to house,
keeping and all others in want, will find very
RED and choice assortment Of Dinner and Tea Ser
vices; Cut, Pressed and PLAIN Glass; Table Cutlery
from Rodgers Son; Plated Goods; Walters aud Tea
Trays; Looking Glssses Gators; Lamps, he.
ALSO-A fine lot of Tea
Call at lit Main street, on
ss12 j. o. B. EVANS
wWytheville Telegraph and Danvilie Republic
can oOpv.
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GUANO, GUANO.-A full supply of
~ genuine No. 1 Peruvian 6uano, branded "a"
oy the Baltimore insp ecsor and warranted OF very
best quality. Yer sale Ia lots to sol. purchasers.
IS Ms0kUDER-6 SONS.
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COTTON MANUFACTURERS LOOK
~ AT FHlS.--For sale. first rate Counter-Twist
SPEEDER Of the latest Improvement, perfectly
new; will make Bobbin IA inches long by 6 in d.
JESSE WHiTEHEAb, Manchester, We.
se l2-6ts
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED 10
JOHN w. DAVIES,

RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il kind patronage during the past four years and
beg leave to say that now prepared to fu1 uish
Store Fronts, Monuments, Toubs Vaults, and at
tend to Enclosing Burying Grounds and In fact all
work in the tone.Cuttng and Building line
Quslity of Stone and Workman ship not 10 be sr,
passed North or South. os so
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CD'etd1 report Of ITS Business,
NORFOLK, Sept. IS, 1858
B.n.a ss,,aoFo Inform you that our steward, MIR.
,,.sn1 S.eFs, has perfectly recovered from the
.a,eh VI zoe yellow fever. We are very glad his
,.r.,a 's 30 sight-we have missed his Valuable
!s,' Ss1 very much. One OF our spothecaries. Mr
,sGr 4, u'o'' OF Philadelphia, am sorry TO saw. il
4. ,S.day, h' third day He 10 the last OF ,he
b, S.' pna delegation thai remain with Us, save
th 49, tniAh; who has endeared himself to ali by
dch".i, snd sktliiui treatment. Dire Feuuer.
I''hy Hospital New Orleans, who has charge
s.j., me wards of the Howard Hospital, lief, us
.ty,,gi.. us courteous gentleman and skilleul
ae rsc, l.s Dc Intends Waiting your city for ILL.,
,-ri9,n os:h from the very arduous duties he has
sad .Sr ~ statement Of the deaths, DISCHARGES
t.re a., ",a OF OR Hospital, the physicians
yAos wi VIII compare most iavorabIy with apy
1u ,b s' ' hospital 10 the country. DIR Fenuer
h. ssefage mortality at the Charity Hospital
he ija,~. ni averaged rs par day, last season.-
Ah hn",s'a Hospital average IL 1915 per day.
To-tsv y! great show for a Slaughter House"
zoe, di. estnEtsd whites and one black deaths
s7o CIR
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NOTICE.-Having engaged the services
IN OF c. Belts. formerly of the firm Of Will
COX & Belts, l take this method of introducing him
to the public and especially to those who patronzed
hin, while in the Dry Goods ENTHUSIASTICALLY
soliciting call from all who may desire TO puIchase
the vsrv best manner and of the mos. fashionable
STYLES, for Mems, Youths and Childrsns wear. at
La Main 81. Sc IA VIM IRA SMITH.
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EAMILY FLOUR We are now pre-
IL uared to furnish choice FAMILY FLOUR
SO 12-2w I'll. It. l. e. q. TALIAFERRO
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VIRG AT rules held in the
Y Clerks Ofise of the Circuit Court Of the City
of Richmond, on the 9Th day of Sept, Is55-
Rice B. Heislop. ...fliH
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THREE HANDSOME NEW DWELL
Il ING HOUSES AND LOTS CORNER OF
ITa AND N STREET, CHURCH HILL,
FOB SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT.-The COR
ner house ID finished has rooms and a commodious
Kitchen. 10 ready for tenant now. The other two
are smaller and will be finished in few days This
10 desirable property, and will be sold or exchsn red
for young negroes upon terms to please. Should no
sale or exchange be made tn property will be rent
ed. and to good tenants the rent will be low.
Office in the new building Of w. Goddin, South.
side.
AppiXto GEO. wOODEIN,
te 25ts General Agent and Cole ctor.
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- NEW STOCK OF FALL m
y GOODS.-HENRY w. QUARLEs Ill
DEALER IN HATS, CAPS, Doors, SHOES TRUNKS,
&C., respectfully begs leave to announce to the rub.
of the most commanding stocks In his line ever
offered in this city. His stock IL now eompste and
he asks the attention of city and country desIers
with the that his prices shall be satisfsc.
tory. "a 1I-fs
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I HEREBY give public notice that make
IL HENRY SCRUGGs my Agent for the manage
ment of Mercantile Busn sas, in the way Of trading
in goods, and 70 shandse in the town of Ca
ira and In the county Of Cumberland, or elsewhere
if he may deem necessary; the articles to be bought
in any market transported and sold at his discretion
and his will Also trade in any kind of live stock,
produce of any kind personal estate of any kind
in any place that he may deem proper; any other
kind OF business whatsoever made and specified in
the mama of HENRY SCRUGGS, AGENT.
Sc l3-lm* 1HOS. b. SCRU0GS
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VTNEGAR.-25 bills. primo Cider Vine
l. ''' b. h. sKiSKEk I Co, c.sy Il
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I AIDLEY g. ROBINSON have opened
~ their new APOfHECARY and DRUG S7ORE
at the Of 4th ard Franklin streets. and are
liable MEDICINES, together with FANCY GOODS.
PERU merry, &c, In great variety. Everythins
In their line will be furnished ct oil times
Physieiaus prescriptions will be carefully com.
pounded BY one Of the partners ct ell hours day or
night. g Ii
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&, BRING ON your nORsEs.-NEw
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,
Pills fllat nre PiIISit

pRof HAYES. State Chemist. of Massachusetts.
snya they ARE III" best of all Pill. and annexed
nr' tho. men VIM corlify hat ID ct HAYES knows win;
l.rmneI Snaw, Chief Justice Supreme Gonr, oc Nps.
Emory Wnshburp. O. vernon of Mass
w c. Pmnk,tr. Lieut. G ". OF Mass
Henry J. Gardner, Guy. Of Mas.
Simeon Brown, ieut GOV
NJ. Wright, Sec. uf Sntn
john Fitzpatrick, Cn holic Bishop of Bo.t m
MEN THArARE MEM.
Among hr di ense' this fill has cured with ascnish
ing npdhy, mny mention
C"sfiyenes Il li,us Complaints Rheumatism Drop
y. Heartburn, llrhnrhe arising from foul Stomncb
Nnuscn. indigestion, Morbid imcton of the Bowels ,ni
pain arising hrr from, Fhtulency. Los. of Appetite
nil leens hnd rntnneoua Dsenses. which require an
eVacuant Medicine, Seroula, Kings Evil They al
soby purifying the blood md stimulating the system
cure many complaints which it would not be suppose
they coul reat Ia such Denfness, Pauiul Blindness
Ncurng and Nervous 1uimbility, Dernngements of
the Liver aud klney-, Gnht and other kindred com
plants arising on low of the bodv or obstruc-
tons Of its functions. They the best Purgativs
Medicine ever discovered, and you will but need toand
them once To know it.
Prepared by DIR J. C. AVER. Lowell, Mass and
sold by every respectable ID uggst in New England
may l-dSc2m
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TnE PRIZE BABy.-The following il descrin
ton of the baby which received the 300 prize At
Barnum's Museum last Tuesday.
We clip il from the New York Evening Post.
Charles Orlando Scott, born in New York. and
now in the fourth year of his age, is the fortu-
nate competitor for the prize He is n beautiful
child, with dark lustrous eyes, which nre large
and expressive; regular features, remarkable for
the soft harmony of their outline and form tho
very perfection of ntantile grace His hair.
which is of u light color, curls naturally over n
hrond and well developed forehead.
The mother, a Indy OF ofremarkably fine appear-
anee aud much personal beauty, stands beside
her chlld,nnd the group is regarded with interest
and admiration by the thousand visitors The
little fellow istastefuly attired in black Jacket
with white foeings, and pair of petite buff trow-
sers. lie is constantly smiling. and seems TO en-
joy his conspicuous position on the throne like
II little prince.
"A beautiful child" exclams II young lady nj
our elbow.
''lve socn thousand prettior ones" returns
another.
But the disniiected one finds no support amono
the audience, who publicly ratify by their obser.
yntlons tho choice of the Judges.
The eourers of the seene arc mostly Indies
and the attentions nvished upon this successful
specimen of iniantilo perfection, denotes tho in
terost with which he is regarded Young and
old Iadies insist ON kissing him, and the Justice
OF the decision regarding his superiority over all
other babies, is universally admitted
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VOL. 5.--N0. 26l.
DAILY VIRGINIAN.
Nights Raw of Hone.

How beautiful the night Here le, me muse
ailent dweller by n silent scene
Here whore the soul ts earthly thought renews
And smiles, i6rgetfn Of the wo That's been
For there are times for every heart wecn
When Ia. all glorious smile Of hone npnears
To light the future, and TO fall serene
On the duh life that II sustains through teara
Longing for lengthend rest n nd cold oblivons ysar,
Not here sha come thu weary wasting blight
That others feel, and weep to feel 30 long.
Around, rend In every star Of night
The hope, love- TIM, mako the pilgrim strong
Herr let the soul renew Its joyous song
Aud dream, thought may be In vain. how mir
How pure, low sweet, will be the lieht along
The future that some minds would paint With cara
The nnrslings born In grief mud torrows witherine air
Not here my H'ul, shalt thou forget how high
How high, at least thy aim should he In un,
Though but dream, let II lie ever nigh
To nerve the arm md whe the trusty knIfi
Stern resolution be with me through the strf.t
When right Is on our sile we're true ms steel
Nomnsie need we~-neither drum nor fife
To march thro' tracks that oyermore revcaI
How little man can know, how less his wish 10 fool
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MERCHANDISE.

April 3Oth. 1885.
Tnbe pleasure in announcing Ia their friends and
iomots TINT they are now IN receipt OF their entire
stock offANCy and STABLE DRY GOODS Tor the
and respectfully invite nll persous wanting renal
~ food6oODSut at reasonable prices To cal aud make
iheir selections. npl9O .3m
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MISCELLANE0US
4 AND BELOW COST Il

TAND BELOW COST.-Bools lhoo,,
n hit, caps, trunks. carpet bags, DC Ihe SD
scrlhcr would call tho attention al szSnD1l
A lhh,o ia want Of goods II lis line, -NIlN(s1W
~ aul especially those Wishing goods ~@'a-Ap
sell thu he is Offering HI entire stock nj prices
tlHt fail To b. appreciated 10y those who may Ia
Nor hun with "a call large portion ot the goods were
purchase this Spring, embracing veryine nsso' tmont
o Hats. ap nnd Infants furban-, all oi The most mp
proved styles. An extra fine assortment oi Trunks,
fine o Ladies' and Misses shoes just reccy.
ed fine assortment of Gents fine ess Roots wish to
sell out early possible and loenahlc me 10 do 40
! am offering the cnre stock at cost and portion oi
the goods for lcss thnn cost.
Coll a the sign Of the RED HAT, opposite the War
wick House anl door below e. Morse's Book store
before making your purchines.
anl2a L. s D. RuMROuGu. AT.
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sCnEWs, TLATNERs,

UNOBACCO sCKENs, ELATNEkS,
MILLS aud FIN fuRES. FOR SALE.--On
consignment IL he sold ereat bleaiu Il entire
Fixtures Screw- tnincrs, Mill, Prrsse., &c. hrnug
ing To an extensive fuharro Manufacturing establish
meal The whulc at ), l have br,n ural hut short
tine, mud nbrlce all the lot,s improvements. he
ownrr having i trrmiucd In rrnnve great Inducements
will b., offered pncaascts the must favorable terms.
il Immediate ppp'ii ntinn b. mn Tt,
mnrl T. WI II NOSBN. Auct'r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-11

tsf0 THE LADIES ,ou wish ta-ro solnc
: nltlc mor bralutlu aud larc.t style. ot Spring
hnd Sau1N god ttt havc rY.r horn Offered ia hi.
market cal ut W lufr x Jotdnn'. rev ani comnoions
-tore door hhuse hc Citizens SAVING Bank. W.
have p-t opcia,d, and - stock j. rutitely new. W.
tuf the tnur ot the most tnncIl |. W" have tao
rchc.l tull k'nds o. dress poo l. such
,iks.slu' rai1, rrfrd plaii BaaPes,silk Olean
lie otpv"ry varrtysatn oi all col plnp blnrh stp
Shollle Slnlie AID Bauge Dra0n. ei every variety.
summer NJ II lin ol all color- rnd gutiif, hae French
oIkc collin. nrd sccvrs, also, very sdpc ui in
mnu aine .c Hnl co Infs, liehy embroidered
Linen Ghmhrir iInnnkcrchiefs, l1c- Sstl' hRn'tas,
II c most bon a style. pn,asol- fns. kid 81 ives oi
every arjry. C,dl and eAnmne al
WHITE & JORDAN'h,
door nboyc thr CT izens saving Bank.
ap 29 t. Main street.
L. Ron. rory.