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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
Commercial convention.

SAVANNAH, Dec. ll.--Mr De Bow, from the COM
mi,tee on business, reported resolutions fixing the
next meeting nj Knoxville the 9Th of August, ls57
endorsing Dudley Mann's scheme for steamers from
the Chesapeake TO Milford Haven; iayoring Southern
books for schools aud colleges In the South
naming a committee of distinguished southern pro-
tcssors TO prepare such works; and recommending
Southern Legislators to order their use IN sch 'os
atoring the encouragement of Southern books, peri
oliculs &C. In place OF those from the North, andre
commencing the encouragement Of the mining and
manufacturing interests oil the South.
The report was adopted
The Committee also reported n recommendation oil
The rohauntopcc line across the lsthmus, aud called
upon Congress to contract with the Sloo company
or the transportation of mails between New Orleans
and shn Francisco by that route.
This report also WINS adopted.
The Convention adopted report in favor of rail-
way TO the Pacific
Pending debate on the proposition to reopen the
slave trade and excluding from southern use eve
~ thing OF northern production the Convention adj
iourned
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

WAsHINGTON, Dec. IL Senaie--Mr. Cass
spoke in defence of the Presidents message
Messrs. Hale, Biger and others spoke, when
the Senate adjourned until Monday.
HoUse-Mr. Otero presented petition of
the citizens of "Arrz mia" Gad,den' = purchase
mrnt.
Mr.. II. Marshall, of Kentucky made speech
to show the difference Of opinion between the
Democrats of the North and South,iegarjed the
Interpretation of the nebraska bill. During his
speech, Messrs. Quitman, Or. Kett and McMul-
len ION behalf of the Virginia delegution.) repu-
dated the squatter sovereignty doctrine as ex-
planned by Gen. Cas-.
Mr.. Letcher essayed TO prove that Giddings
and the Republican party had expressed sent
mcnts ads coating Northern interference with
the institutions of the South tending to create
Instruction.
The House then adoarned.
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-. ARRIVALS Al TIE
Washington uOu.c-snrnd a l'tnrL u,,,,..

DEC. TT Johnson, Campbell; J Wilson. " T
iubonrd Bedford; Z Mitchell, Il Mitchell ST. Mrs
Rice, Miss Rice Campbell: j II Kent Chester. 60. i
Btlbro, Miss Lcitwich Bedford; y, Bass. G c
1hrk' \ Early. Campbell; S L PoindeAter Bedford;
Il liarts, Franklin; \ G Crank, Bedford: Ed
monds, Campbell; Mccormick, Augusta Jno W
roe fltsflvania; W lliN Amherst: p Anderson
Nythevllle; Capt " p Davis, Petersburg; 4 & Pen
dleton II Johnston, Giles J 7 Maynard Richmond:
J II Wassum, Baltimore; $ lIix, Bedford Bowen
Tenn; Gray Russell; Il b Stany, Richmond; DR. j
II Dnnn, Gfecnsbnrg; II Jones, T A Cobbs BEDFORD;
II Burks, Botetourt; Bonsael, T Dennis Roanoke.
W Gray, Washington 60; I 5 Walton, Big Lick; A
II Flanagan, thristiansburg; Trinkle, Pulaski; !
I Graves, Pittsylyania; T Kaber, New London; 4
II Sprat Smythc; onsly, Lincon, Ky; S II Nccl.
Bane Stock Creek \ W lreson, 4 I r. Il; j II L
Everett, Bedtord q \ Ais, Chrstianshurg; NJ Pet
egrew, 7 r. c Ward Petersburg; J L Whit
ten, Bedford
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

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s,;,yerlo,a Observation-Disclosures, ,aus ar '" - "nd
Raaen simmer, pnua1;n '''"-''' austin "''
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Itvrproni Va, 40 ,,.ar ,,,,,;,ins ro,,on de.
clined . ON otber ,n.i,,ios ,hr nrir,s arc hardly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
Siot m ON the Lower Nissi.-ippi Rivei-The
Electoral Vote Of lnsiinnn.

CINClNNATi, ONO. December 10Th, 1856
During a heavy storm on the Lower Mississippi
ON Tuesday MI ht last, wharf bout at Hickman,
Kentucky was sunk and several steamers Sigh
thy damaged.
The steamer Cuba Mt Smithland. while a heavy
gale was blowing, was struck by the Nat Holmes
and sunk The owners of the former claim SO =
900 damages.
The indianapolis Journal says that there were
6,000 applicants for the post OF messenger. to
carry the electoral vote of Indiana to Washing
ton and that there applicants from every
township in the State but two.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

Since last Monday no mails have been received
from Jane willie, aud other towns IN the interior
of Wisconsin. The cnusc Of this delay we lcarn
WINS heavy snow storm which took plnc" Tues
day aud "Wednesday completely blocking the ruil.
roads in that regon. In many places the t,nck ia
said to hu, led beneath enormous drifts of tho
depth al from six Ia ten feet Chicago Tunes
Saturday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

The foreign papers report ,hat II vast quantity
of snow fell in France on the 18th OF November.
hear Paris The delligences, wagons and even
the railway trniuz were RETARDED in their progress
by the state of thu different roads Leading To that
metropolis 1t i remarked that within the mem
orp of thu oldest nhuhi,ant there had never been
so heavy II fall Of snow before the middle Of No
Yrmhrr
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BY T Ell + & R APH.


KIcHMONp, Dec, IA terrible nccIdent occurred
the Midlothian mines in Chesterfield to-day caus
ed by water rushing In Il old pits upon workmen.
Eleven leborers were drowned.
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There wns ice in New Or'enns ON Friday last.
Hon. rhos. l.. Williams, for 30 years Judge
of the Supreme Court of Tennessee died in Mem
phis on the 3
Hon. Howell Cobb has issued book from the
Georgia press, for private circulation. entities,
"Scripturul Examination Of the Institution of
Slavery"
A block uf unfinished stores in Louisville, Ky,
was DESTROYED by fire on Sunday last. They cost
800 900. insured for SIG 600.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
The Markets.

BALtiMeRr, Dec l2.--Flour so 80
Wheat brisk Red ~ lan 81 II, White - 81 n
81 bs.
Corn, new white 20 81, new yellow 81 81.
NEW YoRR, Dec. l3.--Four better; State SO 20 u
SO -; Southern ~ l0nS7 30.
Wheat Holders demand nn advance. No sales
Virginia siA 4 held nj %
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

ELIZABETH, \. Y, Deer lo-A lahnrer ma
med Patrick Brener was instantly killed this
morning, while standing on the track of the New
Jersey Central Railroad, BY the early train from
Someryille. He leaves wife and four children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13
JNO. u. LANGHoRNE J. Il.
ANGHORNE a lHOLCONRE,
~ KHnl.crs III ENC IN L nllc

Corner of Main and Bridge Streets fynchburF Va. viii
collect and remit at the lowest rates Of Exchange They
the highest market price Land
Exchange, Coin and Uncurrent Money
REFER 70
The Presidents and Cashiers of the several Banks
burg; Messrs. T. H. Maury Co. Messrs Pairo Richmond
Messrs Johnston Bros. Co. SAM Harris Sons Josiah
Lee 4 Co, Batim re; Messrs. Faruham. kirkham 4 CO.
DreScl to Philadelphia; Mcsss Narheck Read prex.
el J. Ward Co, Lees Waller, New York
Iy
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su,po.ed Declaration Di-nppcnramce of q
Hf,,ul Teller.

NEW YORK. Dee. 1.-THE first teller OF the
Bank of America disappeared nyotrrlon-y seve-
raj week. ago. An investigation of his accounts
shows tina, there are heavy detalca,ions. which
hi- sureties have paid
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

BosToN. Deer William Warren. ayount
son of Fitz Henry Warren, of Burlington. Iowa
was drowned last night while skating on the Char
les river
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From Washington City.

prr. l2th-Thc proceedings of Congress have
been without Importance or interest.
Foreign letters state that the election of Mr. Booh
ANN caused considerable excitement In Madrid, ashe
WAS looked upon there ~ the patron of the filbos-
terra.
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nrnc" With nrasur" thai srrangem""s Tor thn hira
The most extensive scale Works
Art Hnd the encouragement of American genius
have mi been overlooked Commsons been
many guaei American Artists aud special agent las
visited the Art Repositories Of Europe aud madc careful
selections OF choice Painting ronzc and Marble satuary
Among which the following exquisite pieces II
ssS % @ n s "S" ca, W"o m'sSI
bn.s Of nc @rce Grcat amoisea @a'smeH, CLAY WEB
srnlN0' testAer The mss and %atrs Ma,aic Of
APOLLO AND DIANA. The Slr"eRie for hc itoyt Psgchs
Line 7rnan Cattirc brd besides which
@a"ccs !" bronze M'aions sndH L@gf and cao'ee
ihe whole Of which to be distributed allotted to sub
scrers the Association Syatuouy the annual dntbu
no" ." '"o -'@ r Z 1HSo OF IS" SUBSCRIPTIONS
The payment Of THREE dollars constitutes person Mem
Der Of the Association, and entities him 10
Fna-Tho large and costly steel engraving saturday
Night any Of the monthly Magazines given below,
Seso~dA copy the Cosmopolitan Ar journal year
nm illustrated Magazine Of Art.
Tiird-A share in Annual D-rnon of Works of Art,
The following Magazines furnished those who prefer
them 10 the Engraving. arpers Magazine Cooley" indys
woods magazine, southern Literary MessenGer o. \ Maya
zine Mrs Stephens Ne" Monthly ana the 'eDIng o"Sr,e
British Westminster also Lells Living Age, wecklyJ
Thus it is seen hat every o. paid the subscriber
only gets dollar Magazne or Engraving but a.. the Art
Journal ye and Tichd IN me D,sr'bnon Of Works Of
Art making four dollars m OF reading matter besides the
Ticket which may, In addition, draw BEAUTIFUL Painting,
Statue or oher noyk Of Art Of Rreat raiue
No peso restricted single share Those taking ivo
Map"@n" on" year and to s1 eis in he distribution
The Galleries Of the Institution located
Its broadway York and Id6 Water Street Sandusky,
Ohio and Al open free to all members
Persons in RENTING funds for membership will please give
their POST full stating the month they wish
Magazine and register the letter at the Post
Office prev loss receipt of which, certificate OF
with the Engraving or Magazine desired,
will be forv arded to part Of the country
full particulars given by apply
ing TO j. ii THOMPSON. authorized agent for Iyuchburg
and vicinity.
SUBSCRIPTIONS eau also be sent by mail to
&. J.. DEBBY Acuafy, {. 4. A.
At Eastern Office 3is broadway, New York. or western
Office l6f " alter Street, Sandusky, Ohio
dec e.dw
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NuCAK uAMUFACTORY.-
II LOMN h. kOMRR.

SUCCESSOR TO NJ LASGHoRNE SoNs1
MAS STREET, LYNCEBuRG, Va.
In this establishment will always be found Stock
eto nj Cigars Of all kinds made of the finest i'm
ported Tobaccs carefully selected and manufactured with
the fasdou smokers and TO maintain TOR
this establishment reputation equal to those
Of any mandatory in the country.
Tosnable the manufacturer TO all times mpete
he also keeps constantly large stock OF imported
German Cigars which will be sold at small al
The attention Of dealers city and State special
examination of the Stock Inc orands tue
have for years BEEN sold IN me see
cities where they have entered into
eon in brands Of all imported and domestic man.
niacurc III, l.. .-.u,,.,v M.
Orders from any part of the Union will be promptly met
and Ell tre satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
doc Il
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4 OAT between the Cahel1 Meuse and Mrs.
Cordons Female Seminary, large Cameo Breast Pin
The finder much oblIge by leaving Il At this once
dec Cts -------------------------a
and Norhem Manufactured Furniture always hand
air and Shuck Mattresses Tucksrs Patset oprng 1sd and
/ hairs OF every description a. W1NsaV"
nov 27ts -s.-..- . -4 q
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u SION MTKIHANTN, NAN -KANIINIU 'ATA--I'F'
rIcE 1874 FRONT stRfEr NEW ToRKJ-Pariicuar attention
OF TOBACCO, and consignment direct from
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENCES A. A Lawrence & Co. Boston Allen
& Paxson New York; Courtney Il Gushing, Baltimore;
Davenport Allen & co. Edmond, Davenport Co, Ludam
& Watson James L. Heath, late auditor and Crenshsw a
Co Richmond McCorklc & Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt q Pres
ton r. C. s. Ferguson Co. and Miller Crenshaw, Lynch.
burg
n B-Iavng established branch of our house in New
York resident partner in that city VIII give his personal
attention to the receiving ranshppng and securing the low
est rates freight Gree of commission on all goods eonsgn
ed 10 Francisco House. -
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Co. viii act for us at Rich
nord aug % cody
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ATORyEEE HOUSE.
~ Dnin Street, Eyucibgrg, ~.


THE "N0RNEII has undergone change Of construction
that places footing with the best modern built Hotels OF
The country.
The contains convenience for gucSs
furnished in style Of ELEGAsCt and COMFORT suited
the of all and character that will make il rank IN
TACT with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
"a Dr1,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

SALE OF SsdRors.-Negro property is becoming so
prccarous owing to the marhination OF the aooli-
tonists the Shareholders OF Western rgna are gen
erllv taking measures to guarC against their losses
bv disnosinp of tlcm to those who will carry them
beyond the reach Of the underground railroad A
few DAYS since Nj Joseph S Machir sold to Mr. Stern
of Richmond fifteen slaves old and young, Tor the
sum of eight thousand one hundred ana hiiy dollars
Mr. William Love also sold to the same gentleman,
two likely girls and boy for two thousand fourhun
drcd and fifty dollars. Poin Pleasant Ia, RP,
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1r,tu alJu stdtc aHdt,S,

Rey LEoMpAs RossER the newly an
TosoE.sidng Elder for this district, is announced
points. in 4th street church tomorrow morning;
{" ID ". w GREEN WIN uei''er "n "uofess IN iem-
. a@ Hall in the afternoon
Uuy.r ESrREPor, AND GREAT FIELD FOR ITS
dakA'rrrRr-We made reference a few days ago
NAM t,,ortance of increasing the manufacturing
= the If this city. Probably no branch of that
business ,, he more easily aud probably enlarged
husine ,,nufacture of wheat, There are few places
than u" Lale country that possess advantages over
in the unandiug that article. We have just no.
tbs IL ,r,irle in the Knoxville Why which states
uceu " mai grain there will be ovEa THREE MILLIONS
tnn nsnrls produced in East Tennessee the coming
of nlis market cnn, if necessary, command eve
year ,l of that immrnse yield, except that which
rl pns"a ooded for home sumption. Tue opening OF
VIII =. 4 Tennessee Railroad and its Tennessee
tue ,ekcs all that prolific country tributary to
Virginia Cities an as Lynehburg Is the first
hS. limo it. Of course, possesses advantages over
on |" l.; rho competition for the productions Of that
oihel, " and il will be its own fault if it does not
seeuor ,bat advantage In the Southwestern coun-
pron' c'y;rginia an equal amount will probably be
nes ser its growth has been more generally intro
nai The penetration of lie Railroad into South
uu'. virginia will entirely revolntionizc the agri
Wts.. ~ that country. Grazing has heretofore been
cnl"', 40 exclusive pursuit of the farming popula-
aioo -, nov that the facilities Of getting to mark
non hoen afforded. their attention will be mainly
e' TO the growth of the cereals The result of
is will be the production OF an immense quantity of
W." IN. all of which will seek market mrough Lynch
gnu I r. NOT stopped in ii. We doubt whether there
tuIs e'or wheat country in the world than that of
Is hir we are speaking and when its great energies
WIN, ,;oted in that way, the effect will be mn immense
Hle s;i IN the wheat productions OF the county In
ao 5'.;o n This we have the james RvcrS kanawha
E, ."a w ~ hnSs %s
ir1ria Railroad running North, all penetrating
e ,shoat growing sections, aud all of which can be
made liberal feeders to the wheat gamers S of Lynch
' .s do, Tow plnces can pete with this as A u-
s'on heo, enrepot All we want then are the taei
;,ieq Of manufacturing it and turning to profitable
-, his GREAT advantage with which We are bless
"I' a., kinds of manufacturing nre more protta-
t 81. ,hon that of wheat and here is now vacant
-ea, field for its successful prosecution on an extern
Zoo scale. Who will occupy itand secure to them
'a,ros the certain aud important benefits accruing
tarefrom, and 10 the city the reflected benefits con-
seouent thereupon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13

..ss.''n 70 the next General Assembly ofx.r a. 4
the county of pinuillic 7''''a
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II NoWIIS, ". \. roOT A. ALEXANDER
ltOPARTNER NOTICE.--NOWIIN

~ foot 4 co. Successors to Col W. r. SMITH Com
mission Merchants for the sale of Tobacco Flour Wheat and
other grain.
The undersigned have formed partnership the Commits
business o. Col Nm solicit
Of the patronage him All t"nsgn
mcns of produce made by friends viii meet with
prompt attention and quick Office y. II
Nowlins. BENZ. II NOWLIN.
W A TOOT
nov l3d&cllIf \ ALEXANDER
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w MAnRff ST, OPPOSITE MARkfr HoUsE, LYNcHBuRo.
Val prepared to furnish, Mt tho very shortcut
tice Horses aud Buggcr CHE best In the city)
wishing ride Hack drawn by Hue lIorses
polite aud careful driycrH, be
by me
niy In Bugey with fine Horse can be accommodated
by
ontlemou having Pleasure Horses by sending them my
Stable will have them kept fine order and always ready
notice am also fesponsblc Tor damage done
nhl- In stable viii h" pleased " tho public will
call and satisfy homaol, that stable IL better
stocked thnu any other In this city. T. WILLIAMS
July iadts Proprietor.
uOn OEEus'E EON ~Ab.E.-s wish To -eti
- the entire TYPE. BoRDER CUTS CASES. AZ. he
longing o the lsnchbnrg Republican. The type nearly
new quantity sufficient for good job Once, there
being sixty different fonts Of type.
ma aht HENRY ID FLOOD. Proprietor.
" Consequence Of nj vance la GOnI mud
Iroghs Philadelphia. hnv. put up tho price here
Thirty I'VE cents pr bnshcL IL A. CHRISTIAN.
iitA
Pearl Dentcc has been used by thu Ladies' for ycara
beneficial effects III" Teeth
Gums " fariar poiahcs the Teeth strengthens the
unA mud pnrihoS tho oah The ingredients purely
NerpRlc and compounded with Made and auli
only by II THOMPSON A CO..
dee ats Druggists
SbsVER ssOOD~.-Wc hnvc iWss opened mn
- invoice of silver Goods containing pat, something
elegant In the at Salt Stands made Of solid silver
aud lncd inside With oi They certainly beautiful
article Monnos aud Gard
Ladies made Of solid Silver Of very tasteful finish
Also, something for The Little Folks In The way If Whistles,
solid liver with I'on handles The shave artieloa
direct from tho manufacturers and nori ed at he low
pcs Rni warranted represented VIII friends do
us tn favor to call and look -
y s. We shall open during the current week splendid
Stock Of silver Forks, Spoons and Cups
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r.,sr. The Ladies of ST Pauls Church will hold
q Feast for the benefit Of their Church, on Wednes-
day. Thursday and Friday, the l7ti 18th and 18Th,
fotv Of beautiful fancy articles, and nice Cakes,
nian fruit ana iced all suitable for Christmas pres
ents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-13


r,ec7roS IrENs-The Richmond Wing furnishes
ne information in relation TO the vote oil this State
at the recent election, which may be OF interest TO
many OF our readers
The counties of Calhoun and Warwick have not
vet been heard from officially vet the Electoral COL
ieoe has assembled and discharged the constitutional
dnties dcvolyed upon its members. The failure OF
tho commissioners to send in the returns Of the conn
ties named affects the official majority for the Demo-
cratic ticket, as the Governor has now TO decide
whether the vote of those counties is to be received
or rejected Excluding their vote the aggregates
etsnd 80 975 for buchanan and 60,O39 tor Fillmore
Majority for the Democratic ticket 29,o3G.
The entire vote cast for Fremont in the state was
29l viz; Alexandria Brooke 40. Hancock 100 Mar
shah 20 Monongalia ., Ohio l08, Shenandoah o.
Scott r Cpshur 10. In Scott county, the i've votes
accredited to Fremont were given Tor "fremon. ana
the commits sioners report that the names OF me nj
teen Electors the ticket were mot readable
Fiffy-fve voters in the State erased Hon. John VI.
Bolts name from the American ticket; forty erased
the name ofJohu Pollard of Petersburg; seven Wal
Ter r. Staples of Montgomery; and three James &.
Holladay of Norfolk county. Nine Democratic yo
tiers erased the name OF Hon Sherard Clemens from
the ticket In Jefferson county y. K Boeler receiv-
ed one more vote than was given for the American
ticket j B. FLOYD and &. 7. VERIFY fell one vote
short of their specre colleagues as did other Elec-
tors who declined to vote for themselves. Three votes
were cast for VIM II. Mcfarland, three for VIM e.
Scott three for Marmaduke Johnson, four for Harvey
Wood two for Sherwin McRAe and one each for Ed
gar Snowden John NJ. Speed, D. \. Wright X I.
Daniel and Robert Rdgway. One vote was cast in
Lvnchhurg for Jno NJ Speed for Vice President on
the Fillmore ticket
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EbOTU1Nl; .-The under gncd most respect
~ fully announces to the public in general and his friends
that he has removed the old stand of Mr. Valentine ppo
Liberty Ware Honse, where be found well as
sorted stock Of Ready Made Clothing and ucnemens fur
nshng Goods which he sell cheap similar house
In this city He also prepared for Cutting out making and
repairing Clothing at the shortest notice Come one come
ali Store Room for Rent, which IS adapted
for Office any small busiueso be carried on ID II
dec 5d6mos GEORGE bLAkEf
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w MISSION MERCHANTS MD SIC - u A"INI =
tar tho sale of VI NtFACTURED TOBACCO. stores \"
u and n Gr,vicr coruer of Tchapona> street. Ne" '
A.. n,a,
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offers her services to teach class IA
~ ha,tf,i ART of Drawing nd Painting, Velvet board
OF Paper provided class Of tea or more cai De
at the Clothing Dh2Il 81
Nsrs burroughs shafer Co and Ut The Residence o' IL
SiSSle AIS" '' ''"'' " ~ MISS s ! SLAGLE.
(ertjGt ate.-Thi- is 10 certify maj ",sS :. -
Slg,e is one my pupils and has attained pre-"
encv in he art Of drawing and painting by my process
consid Miss Sage well qualified TO give m IN TINS
full aD'ifh'' ''f''' fd,co,w
Lynchburg Nov II 1886 Laee'"
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1s..z~x4aszvSsM> FURNITURE! FURNITURE
rateul for past the subscriber would
E.sy45 return his thanks 10 his friends and tho pub
lie generally, and inform them that no
- ear a. an hand faud IL adding thor"to) large
stncnt ef Elegant Furniture Manufactured by skin work
an, of the very material and flushed In the most de-
lis stock every article usually got
ION mn in he most extensive manufactures
lie snirIts those wishing I" purchase, celng as
rd he can and will satisfaction in regard to both
uricc u quality OF work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand .--...
'i'' 49, EDWARD J. FOLKES,
wareroonns and Mandatory dooro below lhoety Ware
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