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sPAIN.-The London correspondent of the N
fi0pal Int tot ornor

sPATN.-The London correspondent of the Ma
tional Intelligencer says:
Spain appears to be again sgitated with fears OF
approaching commotion, which is evidenced even
In the proceedings of the Cortes II is said that the
parussns OF the last regime are fraterDized with
tbs Democrats in AndaIusia and that mee,i,gs ot
the same party have been held in Paris, under the
influence of diplomatist hostile to Spain Count
Montemoiin has left Naples, and the Carlist party
are said to have realized considerable loan in
London. A rising of the Lisitimist party en- nasse
ia expected in the spring The united effect of all
these rumors would certainly be depressing enough
The Ministry, however, appear to be in good heart
as is evidenced by the reply which the Minister OF
State lately made to questions put TO him In the
Cortes respecting the intentions of the Govern
ment In regard to Cuba
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A RASCAL CAUGHT AND CAGED.--Day before
yesterday Msrshsl Larkins OF this city, received
information by telegraph that a man named Chap
pell bis way from Georgia to Montgomery,
having in his possession negro sirl dressed in
mans clothes, whom he had decoyed off from her
owner in Georgia. The Marshal was on the look
out when the cars arrived, and followed the fellow
and the negro to boarding house On examina-
tlon, the negro boy turned out 10 be girl, as was
stated in the despatch The vlainous white man,
and his sable companion, were put in safe keeping,
to bereturned to Georgia. we suppose, ia due time
H0ntgO,RtrH Adrsrtiscr, Jan. 27.
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THOMAS W. KEESEE,

OH.e with Csc. J. SUMNER, No. 20 Pear! st,
r j. attend 10 the sale Of REAL ESTATE. and eve
= description Of MFRCHNDIZE., HOUSE.
HOLD FURNITURE, Sc.
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RENoyAL.-Ihe Once OF the RrcgMosD

IEhJFAL.-I ne OI1lce OF inc hiCEMOSD
FIRE ASSOCIATION has beer removed to the second
sery # the Building corner Of Main aud lIth sts.-
ES- ButIzrce on lIfh street
Ap?lcs.ioGs for FIRE, kiARlNE or LIFE INSU-
EANtES, viii De promptly ettsr ded h..
{" .thCut Loastlns Of their ability to comply with
t1-r Obligations, they take pleasure in referring to
a.. WLJ have ha3 business With the Office for he
'su-ao,ory manner in which ii hss been transacted.
JAMES c. CRANE, President.
tFJ. Il. iSOsHER. SrGrrtsry. ia IS
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a coroner's fury In Michigan were called on
lately To "sit' on hat and jacket found ON the
bank of the lake, and after six hours delberatlon,
returned verdict OF Found Empty"
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3. ". STARKE, Attorney at Law and No.
ta-y Public. Odic7 removed to the Law Building.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. COWARDIN.

beDAILY DISPATCH is served to subscribers
.Nn AcvARTEK cENTsPER WEEK, payable TO
10 Carrier ueskly Price for mailing sta year In
srvsrce. ,,,,,,,,r,r . -, - 81,
L. ara mailed to subscribers at 81 ersnnum.
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~ d, B. BRIDGFoRD l. co.
4 T NO. I34 MAIN ST, ! p coon.

s.or. 81 an a 10 now Offering all Winter Clothing In
~aat Sh 10" cash prices will induce ali vet in
.a4ses Al S e1sin'ne hls stock to make their rur-
tue - @Nhee' j am in great want Of ynt new ia ,ba
cas,rSs IT IT u Offering such great Inducements to nnr
Spss go North the 10th of this month for
sas "'sA from recent receipts my stock il lsrss
,e[ea, comprising al of tbs Jstest 5, vIsa ef
sao Fan. hoslness do, Dress and Frock do. Bpk
o Rs,so Se'' sns rans; s DO DO Vest in great variety
C., PIl., Gowns, Socks suspsnders' Giov.s shen1,
Cal su6 nosefehiefs Craysis Stocks sc, NC
'@S"iihe my STOCK. The Good. viii be .old.
M No is1 Main St, opposite Es,le sans,.
gras eo.s II boys Clothing on hand win be sold at
IiSS J. D. q,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATTENTION DEMoCRATs or oLp JEFFKR-
N,rrs-Tbe perrccls's cf Jsffcrseu Ward are
.es 10 meet - the TSlTkD STATES HOTEL,
WEDNESDAY next, February 7th, at y o'clock,
- isrpsse of svToiutinE Niejlence Committees
rhsr Ward su4 tr,rsacfinF other important husi.
-,s. Itisiu poytsUt that all Democrats should at
vsxy DEMOCRATS or oLp JEFFERSON WARD.
ts IS.
SrATr Of the CRY SAVINGS BANK on the
-f Z Jsuusgy, 'Sh5a
.-.t an ,r,,srd...................' IS AZ 0s
n - - $500 sI9 81
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Coop STORY.-Two chaps came in contact at
one of our restaurants, some time since, and were
r. ealing on e long mine, when the mud and bad
road became the topic OF their conversaton. One
obeery.i that several coal teams stuck in tho
mud axle tree Deep and that he saw twenty yoke OF
oxen ~ ainipg every nerve. but without effect The
other 10 doubt, thinking that pretty tough yarn,
replied =
THAT when he was coming to the city, he saw &
man sittias on fence cracking his whip and yePng
and belle wing a. furious rate He approached hun
and jnouired hat was wrong?'
"Oh nothing much," replied the teamster. "on'y
tpointing to tn. To.dl have wagon and four yoke
Of OXEN IN the mud, and the plaguey bIutes won't
pull bitm ..s
At this momsn. sn old Hooser entered, who heard
onI the inding up part Of the story drew up chair
and commenced yarn about what he rad seen
SAYS he--"Friend were you ever On the American
bottoms7 / crossed there once and on wadns
thrcrrb In. mud which as matter OF course Wal
bot the best walking, KICKED cut hn'' "heu
voice which said ,
Lookipr around and seeing nothing, concluded &c
give II another kick, which l did, when the same
voice was heard to exclaim-
stop your kicking my hat!' A.,
here Uncovered that man was stichirg In the
mud. and observed-
sCid fellow yon had better be getting out OF tha
before night, you will be to freeze to DEAN
He followed out -,
Il don't care a darn--Trea good mule under me"
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Mr.. Whitaker has been appointed mail agent or
the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad, vice, VIM. White
Jr removed.

SINGULAR DETECTION OF MURDERER An old
man named De Minton, and young man named
Frank, cultivated crop last year on shares, near
San Francisco. difficulty arose between them in
dividing the proceeds OF the CROP but 1t was set-
tied by arbitration, though ill-feeling remained-
short time afterwards Frank borrowed a gun.
but returned 1t in day two, still loaded About
the same time The body of De Miuton was found in
gulch near the field that the two cultivated per.
torated by three bullets. Frank was arrested but
denied the commission of the crime, stating, in
proof of his innocence, that he had returned the
gun loaded. The contents of the gun were exam.
ined and found TO be the same, but minute search
brought to light wadding formed of the Leaf of an
OLD account book that had been used In the loading
of the gun IL appears that Frank had unoaded
the gun and placed in it heavy charge Of powder
and a number of buliets-had gone Ia search OF the
old man found him alone in the sulch-shot him,
and afterwards replaced the original load, except
the wad, which had been thrown aside and which
led afterwards to his detection.
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l. z c II - LEECHEs.-ihe pubic are
lerebY informed that have just received By Adams
EEn7-ss lot Of superior Swedish Leeche3, which
H. be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
l.. !0ult al hours Of the day the Hair Dressing
Ss.gua uaOer the American Hotel, and at night
.5-h t.tweeu Eiaip and Frank n streets.
B-Cuppius and LeeehHg promptly attended
C. sr me sE2rtesL nCt!se.
Lot &C. HORSNN.
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7. II, AyLETT, Attorney at Law, No. / IS
Moia street, Bichuoud, vs.. practices IN all the
Courts held in tle Ci.y CT Eichmond, and in the
vptes Of Helrico, Hanover and King William.
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. ..-i HgHc.................,... 6s.fSs e
! pf05>.tcrs i75 81.
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GENERAL AGENoY, FOR THE SALE An

UtNEkAL AtENOf FGH THE DALE And
PURCHASE OF LAEDs.-F2AEK 6. RUFFIN, Secre-
Try u tie Ejrgfaia State agricultural Society," and
n AUGUST offer their services 20 the public
GENERAL AGENTS Tor the sale and purchase of
LANDS n FtTgtEia and the Southern and Western
>tItss-
Otice-atth the office of the FIyginia State 4grictsl-
tara Society. No. lis Main street.
n AUGUST, NeTARY PUgLIc AID ACCOUNTANT
'Ctce-gs aboVe. fe 8-ts
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Ham CUTTlNG,-Citizens aud Strangers
y--las he city wish % to get their Hair cut in the
,s.--, and most approved style, would advise them
I. call on HOBSoN, under the Anne ricau Hotel, en-
t-s1cs on liza street
=. -Hos Cola ard Shower Baths can be had at
.rUrs Single Bath @5c., OF Tickets for 81
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THE DOUBLE BABY AT LANCASTER, OH1o.-We
stated few days since that strange case OF mall
formation had occurred at Lancaster in this State,
and promised more full description:
From the lower extremity OF the breast bone,
where the junction of the two bodies takes place
upwards. there are the upper parts of tw per-
feet and well.developed inisnts-two heads, two
paics- of arms, TWO chests, two stomachs, two
hearts, two pairs OF lungs, and two ivers.
From same point downwards the blending Of
the two systems i1to one becomes more and more
intimate. until it seems almost perfect and COM
pete. The 'ntestines, and all the lower organs,
are In common with common terminii and the legs
made up OF the right leg of and the LETT leg of
the other are pair standing in the proper posi-
ton relative to each other and to the organs IN their
vicinity. In the rear, however, the union is less
perfect there being two well developed spines,
each terminating in separate Os COecAgis and,
what is peculiarly strange, the two inner legs, dis
located at the hip joints, are thrown backwards
aud upwards and Joined together, found pass
ing under the true skin OF the back of the body
upon the right, the feet being extrcated and stand.
ipg up heel to heel, nearly in its face.
The child is female, with apparently perfect
sexual organization. The bodies do not exactly
face each other but are more nearly face TO face
than side to side. One is apparently more robust
lhan the other and is eviden, that 10 many of the
characteristics OF their constitutions they are df-
ferent As one ia capable of suffering while the
other is unconscious of pain, 1t follows that their
nervous systems several; from which il Is, we
suppose, TO be inferred that In case they should
survive, each will possess character and individ-
nality of It's own The strange phenomenon Is the
offspring OF respectable parents st Lancaster. AL
though delicate it s thought the chances are in fu
vor Of its surviving. The case Is in the hands oi
DR. Boe.tler, one of the Oldest physicians of the
terms of high commendaton. Cinc. Commercial
ian 20
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JULIEN is still lgivipg concerts in London, with
great success
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Colps Of long standing readily yield t

Colns Of long standing readily yield to
,-a curative powers 'of BAkER's BrTTFKs. This
ssici1e Is a sure destroyer Of consumption in it's
-.risacv. sud never fails to bad colds when
..saa scc8fding to directions We have witnessGd
.s rappy eH-c's IL hundreds of cases, and have yet
. .saru Of is t.rs fsjute in psyfectirg cure when
~-..er.y 81 aulvteEed.
FIR r,,e By Msssrs. PvRcELL LADD Co, and
De- g.s,s everywhere. fec
70 THE PUBLiC.-Ihe number of ire
sbe asis caused by the of ''bsir tonics'' pa.
----S before The public in the newspapers, suggests
.. 'He manufacturer Of the celebrated FLETCHEE's
t.rE TuYGC the PIop:icty of csutioaing the public
N sTt;ces Of the sort unless properly test d.
Prac,ics, experience with the hair satisfies
4 rt tae great u;:ity OF the Fle;caer Hair Tonic.
sl5 very great danger Of usiuR sny other with
.r beng fully Of lts chemical properties 1t
= melancholy indeed to see the most beautiful OF na-
- sIGeni dried, shr!veed ard wasted away by
t-- .apEgPrE UsA of articles called Hair Tonic
T.e genuine FLETCHER'3 HAIR Tonic is sold By
E.r1stt Beers, A. Dueal, John II lair, Thomas
&. TsyLeF. RT5ad 81 and under the American Hotel,
.,.esse sud retail by the manufacturer.
~ cus5ge for tIjal. JOHN JOHNSON.
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/ Vh SlORAGE.-D. Is. BRDGFORD
So ~ Warehouses Corner 20tb and Dock sts
..s'e 80. '9f cotton, Cofes Flour Wbeat sprar MO
q ~, MetHis Hay, Lime and every description
,,r a. Iue lowest rates Vessels of ibe largest sizs
ssf Mare IN 'front.' Of the Store City WeiRheT
'Ssesufef constantly in attendance.
~ storage apply to
% IL d RRInCUnDp m
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A LIVE YANKEE AND THE SHOP GIRLS OF PARIS
The Paris correspondent of the Boston Pcs.
writes:
Great art and eloquence are very frequently
evnced by those pettic0at clerks in the eXpan alton
OF their wares | refer to the bonbons. The de.
vices upon box covers. the Inscriptions and illus
trat0ns them with sufficient pretexts for the
most seductive explanations and the most winning
exhortations. But the true talent which they uni
yersally appear 10 possess seems TO dwell in the
grace and tact peculiar to all Partisan tradeswo-
men. They are sociious bur not presumng, ur-
gent but not exactips and always good natured per-
fectly self possessed, and never tired OF humorinC
your indecision or reluctance. They ladc out
pound Of assorted with polka.like movement
among the thousand glass jars, and smile hewitch-
ingly upon you when returning your change
Very often a susceptible kind of a fellow such as
am, feel mortified At the trouble he subjects them
to Tor perhaps his small purchase, ard yields to
inclination TO make larger one, unless he gets
into the street safe from the rash nfauat0n Incl.
dent to pettcoa, Establishment"
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C00 CASKS superior fresh Rockland
~OO Lime, for sale by
D. B. BRIDGEFoRp Il co,
fe On the Dosk.
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LAKrs 4 shine, AuctlOneers and Com
mission Merchants, will attend to sales of Real
ana Personal Esste, stock sales of Dry Goods Gro
1-5i=s Boots and Shoes House Furniture &c &c.
OC iS-ts JAMES N. SHINE, p. &. LARUs.
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AN AFFECTING Srogf.-We copy the following
ir lm the Baltimore Sun A most singlar PRESENT.
ment of death occurred few days ago in the
family of Mr.. George Fisher, in Resterstown
Baltimore county. His little son, Fillmore. aged
about tour years swoke in the night and called TO
his mother TO know il she awake lie then
eskei il his father awake, and afterwards told
his mother that he was going TO die He told his
father the same thing, and when told that he was
dreaming. replied that he was awake, and knew
he was going to die The parents thought nothing
more about it, and the child slept comfortably till
morning. When he awoke in the morning he re-
peated his presentimeIt to his parents and as soon
RS breakfast was over insisted on being allowed 10
90 and tell Mrs. Walters, neighbor that he was
better go aud see his grandmother ii he was going
10 die. He made a visit 10 his grandmother, and
also to MIS- Walters, after which he returned 10
his home. During the afternoon of the same day
his mother was called out of tho house for few
minutes aud when she returned she found the lit
tie fellow Gwfully burned by his clothing having
taken fire. As soon as the fire was extinguishpd
be SAID 10 his mother, " | told you l was going to
die" i physician was called in, vino dressed bis
il iurirs telling him that be would soon he WE'LL
"NO, Fillmore is going to die; and during the
night The little boy breathed his last. This was
mcst extraordinary presentinent, and during The
whole day he spoke OF dying, though he bad en-
joyed excellent health. The boy is said TO have
been a spri2htly and interesting child, and was
beloved by all who knew hun.
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I .OAL, CUAL AND OOD FOR
~ SALE.-Having accepted the Agency of Dr.
W n Trent, am prepared to furnish good article
OF COAL on as accommodating terms as likely can
bs had anywhere, either by Wholesale or retail /
Will endeavor to have nicely prepared for market
a. this IL to which but little atte ntiou bss
been paid for several years paat, in Of
the short supplies and great demand
L haTa also on hand nice assortment of Oak and
Pine WOOD, at the market price.
NJ. w. FORD
+1s l8-ts Corner 9Th and Cary ats
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SO DOLLARS REWARD-Rau awsy

Cl0 BAGS LANGHO RMS AND
cOV JOHNS FLOUk--for sale by
fe6 J. J. Fry
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DepostoFs in this institution will receive six pet
cent on aH sums remaining on deposte six mentks,
or longer, and five per cent. for a shorter tims
r. r. Brooke Treas ive~t.
GROUND PLASTER.-We keep con-
~ stantiy on hand fresh Ground Plsstsr, and our
care In the selections from the best Windsor Lu M.
Plaster enables ua to recommend it the best that
can be had. All orders left at our Office, on Cary
street. promptly executed.
TALIAFERRO BRO.
N.B.-Farmers can be supplied In their own bats
at q reduction in price. t' - 5 .
Liberal discounts to merchants for cash.
ia 27-2m # Nsef
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THE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH
l. ING IRONS--as exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechapjcs' Institute will be delivered to those he
engaged them by u.s. We have also supply OF them
on hand hcn are for sale at manufactufers prices
The ladies especially invited to examine them
STEBBlNs l. PULLEN
noH fnf Broad st
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VIRGINIA MECHANICS INSTTTTpTF-
FIRST PREMIUM AWARDED TO
JOHN w. DAVIES.

STONE CUTTER,
SOUTH SIDE OF DOCK. NEAR MAYo's BRIDGE
1 RETURN thanks to my friends, for their
Il Kind patronage during the rast ihree wears. ara
Store Fronts, Monuments, Tombs, Vaults, ana a.
tend to Enclosing Burying Grounds, and in fact all
WORK In the Stone. Cutting and Building line.
Dual Of Stone and Wcrkmanship net to be sur.
pass North south. Or 90
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HOPS--A prime article for sale by
IL A. BODEKER,
fee No. 10 Main ss.
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FATAL DIrFlCULTY.-Ihe PauIdIng, Miss, Cla
rion of the goth instant says:
A few days ago, while Mr.. James H. Kerr, o
Jackson, doing some repairs upon the Pear
River bridges, Mr.. Charles NJ Williams, of Ran
kin, rode up, and an old quarrel was renewed. -
Angry and irritating words passed, when Williams
shot Kerr twice one ball entering the stomach aud
ranging downward the other passing through the
knee. Mr.. Kerr fingered in great agony, and died
on the following day. We knew the deceased
He was a highly estimable man, and has left a
large and interesting family TO lament loss that is
irfeDarahle,
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hRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
- wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Dry
6oods, now cfer the RENAME der at remarkably low
hnd 1t greatly 70 their advantage CALL % the Goods
and prices shall suit them. Do fail to call earIv
at the oid stand, corner lst and Rroad sts
ia lS-Sm w ROOrPIcuT
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l .ANDRETH'S GARDEN SEED-New
IL crop, just received, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD Co., Druggists.
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A LEXANDER'S KID YES
IA Jmt received an assorlment Alcxander's Kid
oiSss'' Wh'''' Di''A ''' q. HARrwELL 4 co.
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. Wy
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JUla
. 8 be
. Hes,
] 1T
| the
b, to
. sell
. tab.
! Ipon
pro-
. .5ful.
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DOLL BUTTER AND VENISON
~ HAMa-Recsivips, for sale BY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

4 CARD Tho subscriber having purchased of
~ Mcdaniel Hurt d Prcs on their interest in III.
late concern of w /. Anderson g. Co, will eontnu.
tho GROCERY CoMAissIoN and FoRwakpisa business
al the old stand the Bnsn where they will keen on
hand stock of Gunno, Plaster Lime and emeni for
sale nj the lowest cash prices.
Tie returns his thanks the friends of tho late con-
Germ and the public generally for the liberal patronage
extended to it, and hores by using hi. best exertons
merit n continuance OF the the concern.
adl9 dts WIN r. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-25

DEMOVAL-Th subscribers finding their large
IL and constantly increasing business demands mare
room than they have their disposal, have leased
for n term of years, the large nnd elegant store
being remodded and enlarged. one doo below the Dry
Goods store OF Messrs John 7. Davis & Co., and OPP
posi,e Nrssrs. Lee K Johns and Saunders & lrby.
10 which they will remove as soon as the Improvements
ere completed. Their Spring Stock route from
the establishments of Me'srs. Halsey, Hunter & Co
Newark, and a. S Shafer & Co, Petersburg, in con-
nection with their Lynchburg House, will be the most
complete and desirable be found in this section, and
unsurpas ~ed in the South Adherug th,irmd motto.
GceiSior, an determined lag behind in the pro-
II of the age they intend ieax their effort.
deserve the continued approximation of THAR numerous
patrons, a4d sustain the high reputation Ieady
achieved for the Lynchburg Clothing 3nznar, ms ]HE
CLoTHINa EsTABLIsHaESr of Central and Western
Virginia.
BURROUGHS. SHAFER & CO.
Pronrietors of the Lyncib"rg CIothing
mnroO-ts ard Furnishing Bazaar.
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MISCELLANEOUS
nAGUEKREOTYPES DAGUER-

- hEoIhPES.-iiAHp TinEs drive people n
around to see whore they get the boz, aud
DasuerrcoiSr PES, but they all back to MINIS
TasNrRs where they can get the best and are aur. Ia
yet the worth OF their money. Steamboat di,astrrs
Railroad accidents, Bank bursting, Men falling. all
necnr daily. hut failing nj Mmns X Tnnn,rs in taking
brilliant nrtisic aud e-'ihe Daguerreopes OUT of
the question Those in wnnt should not c,rr,, TO cal
aud get one pictures sBtrcd Lare The room
until the parties satisfied
'arge aud beautiful assortment oi Gold Ioc kets
Breast pins, Rings. Watch Senls Keys Melalians and
ancy Cases always ind mud for ano cheap with
picture complete A splendid assortment Of Gases new
nst received Call early 10 the day before tho crowd
comes The stnic III weather makes NJ difference in
regard to quality of picture
MlNNIS 4 rANNER
nnr20is PRAerfc.L D,au.npxoYyp,srs