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Fire In Fulton III

FULTON, ILL.,, Sept "A fire occurred at one O'Clock
this morning, destroying two blocks of buildings ncud-
ing the Post Office, dry goods stores, printing office and
several dwellings. Loss 100000, which there is but
small insurance The fire is supposed to have been the
work of incendiaries
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The Negroes of the SLAYER Putnam.

CHARLESTON, Sept 1.-The Mercrg of day contains
the Attorney General of South Cardinals opinion on the
subject of the brought here in the brig Putnam
1t Is to the effect that the Africans be by
States Marshal and that they not subject the laws
of South Carolina
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Thc Trial OF E,irc Enrines at noston.

BoSToN, September 3-The first prize for Steam Fire
Engines determined by the recent trials in this city has
been awarded to the philadelphia" and the second to
the Lawrence, and the third to elisha Smiths"
chine
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MARYLAND NEWS.

DORCHESTER COUNTY. . ,r,
The boiler Of the steam mill at Camoringe, Niu., ~ ~
ploded Thursday morning last, entirely destroying 'e
building, but no lives were lost.
TALBOT COUNTY
destructive fire occurred at Easton Md' on ihursuay
artarnoon last 1t orgnaedn the stablng OF the frame
tavern and burnt dwelling auJoins' 0''ue" ny ~
mel
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La W NT'ELLHENCE.

COURT or COMMON PLEAs.-llon. Roh \. Martin special
Judge In this Court yesterday the following business
transacted
Alexander NJ. Walters rs. James Bronme-an action for
debt-on trial.
The Superior and Circuit Courts also in session yes
erday but business of public interest transacted
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Another Dreadful Railroad Accident.

ALBANY. September "A collision took place las
night on the Northern Railroad \ passenger car. con
tanning seventy persons, thrown oil the track
Of the passengers fatally injured and five others bad
V
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Later from Utah.

LEAvENwoRTH, Aug. 81, via Bonneville Sept ., per
United States EXpress-The Salt Lake mall with dates
to the 7th of August, has arrived.
Thirty soldiers had deserted from General Johnston
command
nate conduct to Col Alexander.
Col Candy, of the Tenth Infantry with companies
of the Second Regiment of Dragons and companies
Of the Sixth Regiment OF Infantry to garrison Fort
Bridger.
The following officers, leave of absence. left Utah
the 9th ult Col Cooke Lieuts. BudOrd and Pegram
of the Second Dragoons Coils White and Chapman, Capt
Marcy, Lieut. Rich, of the Fifth Infantry Col Alexander
Capts Gardiner, Gore, Donavan and LieutS Grove and
Maynder, of the Tenth Infantry.
Col. Williams command was met at Scots Bluff. The
Seventh Infantry, of 900 men, under Col Morrison
met at the Platte bridge The returning volunteers
Col. Bee, were passed at Fort Laramie.
But few Indians were encountered by the mail party.
The rivers were low
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Police INTELLIGENCE.

VIM. Sarclone arrested yesterday by officer Flen-
ing for driving through the Broadway market during
market hours. He fined 81 and costs by Justice
Griffin.
Jacob Dull arrested yesterday by officer Start,
charged with stealing wood the property of Hannah Hack
EFT. He was held for hearing by Justice Mears.
Robert Miles arrested by officer Brazer the
charge of Obstrucng the footway Justice Showacre
fined him $5 and costs, and committed him to Jail in de
fault of payment.
Officer Chambers arrested James O'Bren charged with
violating ordinance number 81 section T. relating bill
posting He fined 81 and costs by Justice Boyd.
Edward James arrested by officer Sparks the
charge of being deserter from the schooner United Cap
tain Bradshaw Justice Boyd committed him to JAIL sub
ject to the requiston of the captain.
Frederick Kens arrested by officer Ederkn charged
with assautng Samuel +. Atkinson. He held to bail
to answer at Court by Justice EnsOr.
Officer Ederkin also arrested Frederick Eenbrook, on
the charge of assisting in the assault upon Mr. Atkinson
Justice EnsOr held him to bail to answer at Court.
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Serious Accident the New York Contra
RaiirOntt-EiXe PcrSOnS iniureH.

ALBANY. Sept. 2-As the train on the Northern road
was coming in crowded with passengers last night.
freight train the Central road backed down the
ossng and into the last passenger train
upsctting it. Several persons were injured
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
RECEIvED ATTHE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
THE MOB ATT1CK ON THE HOSPITAL
BUILDINGS 1T STA TEN ISLAND.
Horrible Barbarity.

THE FEMALE HOSPITAL CONsUMED-SEvENTY
FIVE POOR SICK FEMALES RUDELY TAKEN
FROM THEIR BEDS AND EXPOSED FOR THE
ENTIRE NIGHT UPON THE GROUND-THREE
DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE!
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The mob renewed their attack on
the quarantine hospital buildings last night and the re
mainder of them were destroyed by fire.
guard of marines present to protect the govern
ment property, but did not interfere with the rioters
their attack upon the hospital. Among the buildings
burnt were six cottages, occupied by the boatmen
the station, the large mansion of DR.. Waller, the
Deputy Health Officer, and the fine brick dwelling
house of Dr. BSsell. The furniture had been removed
excepting in the last instance Dr. B. refusing to remove
article.
No attempt made to stop the flames
Soon after midnight the female hospital wholly
sumed 1t contained 10 patients who previously re
moved and placed the grass plat where they remain
through the night, covered with showers sparks from
the burning buildings!
Three of the sick died during the night from the effects
of the heat and open air exposure.
The Seventh Regiment was notified to hold themselves
IN readiness for this emergency, but not called out.
SECOND DISPATCH
QUARANTINE, STATEN ISLAND, Sept "A steamboat
has arrived from New York with 100 policemen and six
FOUNDER and tents for the sick sixty in number who
now in the open air, exposed to drenchng rain The
Second Assistant Engineer of the Philadelphia
lays dead of yellow fever and three men from the
ship Liberty, from New Orleans, laying the
pier, there being no shelter for them.
The arbOr Police force down to the Island this
evening to protect the shipping, it rumOred that
the ncendares intended to destroy them The inhabit-
ants of the infected district have been notified to
their effects, their dwellings would be fired tonight
With the present high wind the safety of the village will
be endangered if the threat is carried out Dr. Thompson
is here, and with Drs Watson Bsse assist
ants doing all in their power to provide for the sick
and reOrganZe the establishment The rain
ing down, and there is no shelter for the sick.
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FURTHER DETAILS BY THE PACIFIC.

The steamer Jura, from New York. arrived Liverpool
Saturday evening.
great dinner, by the directors the Atlantic Tele-
graph, will be given at Killarney.
The police of Paris exercising surveillance over
the arrivals.
MazZini had left London.
FOstelo, Steinberger & Co., Of London, merchants,
largely engaged in the Mediterranean trade have failed
Their liabilities are estimated at over f150,000.
The Emperor and Empress of France returned to
st Cloud on the evening of the 2st from their in
Brittany.
1t is positively asserted that the Duke of Malakoff
will soon marry relative of the Empress Eu-
gena.
The reported amagamation OF the Credit MoJeier with
the Bank of NJ. de st. Paul is fully contradicted.
The Empress of Austria safely delivered of Prince
the 2lst of August
The Spanish government has announced decree that
all merchant vessels whether native foreign pay light
house duties only once.
That government has also resolved strengthen con-
sideraby the Notifications Mahen in the Belear Isles
and likewise to increase the garrison there.
LONDON, Saturday, Aug. 2l-The price of Teas is unaf
fected by the of the peace in China.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The commercial news is only day later. The Liver
pool and London markets of Monday received by telegram
to Galway:
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Aug. 23.-Consols closed this
evening at 96a.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Aug 23.-The market
closes rm the sales to-day estimated 0OO0 bales
including 500 to spectators and the for
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A correspondent of the Boston Trare0er suggests
the employment of balloons as a motive power Tor
vessels.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET-BULL's HEAD New DROVE
YARD CATTLE EMARKET.-PHILADELPHIA,S Sept 2.-Thc of
ferings at this yard comprise about 700 head during the
past week the demand fair but prices ruled about the
same as last Thursday. From 81. to 81 principally
$7% and $S4 The market, however, closed dull.
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CINCINNATI MARKET, Wednesday. Sept. 1.-FLoUR
The market quite firm today, and the advance
asked yesterday obtained The sales 900 bbls
at 81 for good to choice superne and S. % for eX
hours.
WHTsKEY,-The market continues steady, with fair
demand Sales of 900 bb q kd2l3 q cents the latter
rate for wagon.
PEovIsTONs.-A firm market to day with fair demand
Sales of 10000 lbs bulk shoulders cents
advance; 200 bbls. pork $40 and hhds bacon
at 6R cents, and SH cents for shoulders and sides
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The Ecxer at,Nc,y OrIenns

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-The deaths from yellow fey
yesterday forty-two.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1-Three stores at the corner o
Magazine and Cadal Streets were burnt this morning.
Loss $4,000.
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HOGS IN OHIO.
HOGS IN KENTUCKY.
H0GSIN INDIAN

TTVES IN IN DIANA.
The following is comparative statement of the number
OF Hogs in thirty eight counties in Indiana
1856. 1857 1858
gOS 4I9 $50 AL S-f I1I
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

rates to Mobile 124 per foot G5 per Dbl for
flour and 90 cents for whiskey.
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AUCTION SALES, Sept BY Dutilh, Cook & CO.
32l3 bags Rio Coffee 9 d10 cents average As Goa
days and months 257 bags Rio Coffee Inferior Sss
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Total-Wheat Flour % AIS 513
Together with lS2 bbs Rye Flour and 500 bbls Corn
Meal.
GRAlN.-Ihe aggregate receipts this week are some
So 600 bus less than last, being 1873 bushels All
scriptions have ruled active full rates with rather an
advancing tendency.
Wharf.-The offerings of white about the same as
last week 81 bus and of red bus less be-
ing 16 900 bus The market has been very under
local milling and coastwse shipping demand, and lower
and medium grades have improved within few days
some to 10 per bus. Sales were made OF white at
120G125 cts for ordinary 130d35 cts for iar
for good prime and 147G150 cts. for some choice
lots Red sold 115d120 cts for ordinary to fair l25
100 for good prime and 133 cts for choice thinner
To-day the receipts heavy, being 220oo ous
white and $500 bus. red. The market, Notwithstanding
very active and all changed hands at full rates. with
red slightly advanced White sold at 122Gl2 cts Tor
ordinary to good 130133 cts for prime and lot OF
very choice for seed at 13S
CoRNThe receipts fall very materially below those of
last week. being in the aggregate AZ 600 bush less The
offerings of white IA 900 bush. and of yellow 1900
bush The market opened rather quiet at 1919 cts for
white and S5dS7 cts for yellow Subsequently note
better demand, with advance which has been the
increase from day to day closing to-day per
bush higher than the opening price The offerings to-day
were only 900 bush of both descriptions with sales of
white at s2@sS cts and Of yellow at 80 cts.
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EXPORTS FROM RALTIMORE

'1-Nr OIt y It ItNJ4SI J-iI1 I T4NIOINTI
LAGUAYRA.-S half bblS corn meal, 1000 bus wheat:
60 bus cs hams, 40 kegs butter kegs and
kettles lard 20 bXs cheese tcs rice bundles leather
bags pepper, 80 reams paper bundles bags bblS
rOSn.
KINGSTON, JA.1 900 bbls. -four 500 half bbls do SOC
kegs butter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

I AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS OK THE L1SE
OF the Railroad from Iynchburg Knoxville all OF them
having large circulation the people of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee
Gsay" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "1sa
IN Any OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PApiRS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, ra.,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, "'''"''
BROWNLOW S KNOXVILLE Tenn W mo.
INDICATOR, Jonesb,rough Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGENCER Morristown IL, Tenn.
G GazETrE STAR LeAnsto"vA
HlaGiSnAH,' }A,msaon,v'
DEMoCKAT li'er'y'VH'
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. Va.
TIE VISITOR. Marion SuiN the Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence ursyscn &C. Va
R VAhIEY Vino Fmoas,'e.va.
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansburg, Va.
WYInEvILLE TELEGRAI II, }wv,hcx,ue Va,
wYTHEVILLE TIMES, S"!"''"'' 10
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union Monroe county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jeifersonvi.!e, Tazewe county, Va
MEpusTirAS. Danviic,va
THE southwest" PearIsburg, Giles county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria Va.
Persons wishing adv Crtsc Ia of the above viii
And il INTEREST call Office III.
Iynchburg Virgnian STAIRS, where will be
rlade. and FoRwA EDED WITHOUT DELAY.
sI will also and fnrwar advertising paper
in the United States. a. WADDIlI.
septists- Foreman Vrcini"r ofic.
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By c. Il. PHELPS, Ar,rloNEER.

INXECETOR's ssI.EOF VALUABLE ME-
II GROES AND KEAI. ESTATE AT AUCTION--On
Thursday Morning the 30 inst will 81 I. at public
in trout the Market HOUSE, very valuable NJ.
GEDES. VIZ: Men Won. n Boys and ti'rls.
Ais" at three o'clock The premises will sell valuable"
BUILDING LOT, fronting IS Man running
back on Washington Street b feet
TERMS The Negroes VIII be sold on months trc, for
gotiatlu the ad The will be
cred oi l2 months added approved negotiable
notes RI HARD DAVIS,
Executor - N Davis. IT. doc Il.
dec l., lt3llec {. J.. IIIiLps, Auctlon,rr.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErING.--Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, Mt the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at II o o'clock.
The public are invited to attend
nov 5--dts
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MARRIED.

On the 9th of December, by the Rev. J. 4. Ram
sey Mr. ORvILLE LovING. Clerk Of the SUPERIOR
Court of Nelson county, to Mrs. ANN +. FOSTER,
daughter of Chas. l.. Jordan, Esq. of Lynchburg
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+. ii. GILL. EsQ.--The numerous friends in this
city of this estmablc gentleman and excellent Off
will learn, with much regret. that he has been
induced to resume the Snrcrintcndcncv of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad which he re-
signed some two years since. when he was ap-
pointed to the ofhce of Superintendent of the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad which he has
filled with so much credit to himself and with so
much advantage and qualification to the officers
and stockholders of the latter company. In the
more extensive and lalnrious field of action to
which he returns, he will have the cordial wishes
Of all who know him here for his success and hap
piness - Richmond " hig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

ARrHuR's LADIES' HONE MAoAzINE-The jan
uary number commences new volume. Besides
the usual quantity of fashion. embroidery and
crotchet plates, it has II fine steel engraving lar
lists name not mentioned entitled These are my
Jewels" and representing young mother with
her three children, their portraits being before
her Mr.. Arthur, Miss Virginia Townsend, and
other popular writer's have supplied good reading
matter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

4 DEMONSTRATIONS SAoE OF VAIVA a.
~ BILE NEtkDES-1 shall ON SAIL RDAY the l.t day
III JANUARY. lr in front of the Market House ~
"i Lynt hbug sell pnb aciion valuable SLAVES he.
nsing 10 the esafe Of Henry A. Chr slu decd Am ,n
them n first a kstith gou, Iwisters,
on"rs, good dining srrvan AMI old
These viii he sold credit 81 months
added the purchaser giving negotiable notes sattatol
~ endorsed.
All prrsons Indebted to II A. Christian Henry Chris
tian Ss. vii forward and srtt their
SAMUEL. Il CHRISTIAN.
Admin OF II \ Christian dee IL
&c l. lillian enly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg Virginian. now half century
old, has acquired position second in influence tn
but few, if any other journals in the State; and
has a wider circulation than any newspaper pub
lishei Southwest Of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation ia this city and neigh
harhood-it is penetrating every part If that ex-
t,nsye region, which. hy the completion of eur
great lines of interconmunication, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
Therefore, it affords unequallcd advantages to NIL
our business men who desire 10 increase their
trade.
The job Office connected Herewith is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner of work, from Il
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
tablishment into notice. is it necessary. since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in tho last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

fNSNE W.I.II WOKE E'ArEtOC.-1hi.O Did.
established Dny Commercial Paper il published
liam"fr. time Tor the great Evening southern
nnd W,sitr mails aud will be mai (" point South
Ncsi. nrah their destination whole day ahead of
an, 81 the ui'tuut papers
III. rltfnh 4s ia. best Com ncrcal Eiiora tho
city. aud h.li t.lntt OF the BALTIMORE MARKETS, mp
t. The ,osr of coh dy appears every afternoon also tho
sale loCkS ut the Stock Bpsrf-lstc-t TELEGRAPH
account. all and IN short, the LATEST NEWS
sind together With larF" mt Of the choicest
MtSCLLLANEOtfs NEApiNG MATTER
Sh-rt pit tor c DAILY 81 90 aud for the TRI WEEK
il ~ ~. AliABIY IN RDVANCE-o herwse e. aud -
viii he charged. 20 forth In the torms
The WEEKLY AIHIOr onl, 81 per annuni--thc cheap
rap,r the country. Address
MCJIITON 4 WILLS
roy ~ dlmf Baltimore, Maryland.
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nOURI.EsAlE oF NEs:.OE..-on TUK,

DAY, JANUARY 4th ls59. at t.ravely Hil For.
Depot will be sold SIN SLAVES four II which very
likely. by T. \. uutcr Executor Of T. r. Scott, decd
A 4 The time and rare win hr sold FOUR SLAVES
the Stock aud rop with the Honseh Id and ki,beu Fur,
tnrehc property Arthur Waits. This perty consists
in part II Work Horsrs several Cows and Calves Wagon
Plantation Utensils rtrn, lily Oats So, &c
The Negroes will be sold iate,y after tie arrival OF
the Cars from Iynchtu'g
time will be hired ont the NEGROES belong.
ing the of John Watts decd h rrcyuusy
ARTHUR WATTS,
dec a0dlIjan. r. T. HITTER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

nUTCn MUIBOUa FLOWER AO0TAs-,
IL VIII bs opened my Auction Store this Morning,
Of DUTCH BULBOUs ROOTS. souslstisg Of double
and gle lily acinbs Nnrrss Tulips Jonqules. lrik Cro
&c. from the celebrated nusary OF Van Dor beheeS
Sons. Holland, the whole of which will Ne ssd very
duced price to ense.
Tho Ladies' invited to call and exesns the ASSORTMENT
dee 4.dts q. X. PHELPS Auctiopser-Ai
Two sPORTSMEN.--Jastre criseA nasshey In
voice NJ those beautiful RIFLES, which hsvs beea
admired These GINS made erpfessS fer
have names engraved or them and are warranted
dec dts CoLH0UNS WILLS =
gVNO WAGON AND GA RRIA0G mAa6B U0s-
II We have hand 5000 Ilc kory white 0ah 8r0RES
which will sell prices lower ehan
before seen. ldec dts COLHOUNB WILLS.
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FREIGHr TRADE.--Thcre were received at the de-
pot of the Va. Tenn. Railroad on Saturday. sc
loaded cars. consisting Of 300 bushels Wheat. 526
bids. Flour; $1,000 lbs. Miscellaneous; 10000
pounds of Hogs. 9 loaded sent West same
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

uIOUak. LOT. Ae., FOR sALE.-1u pUrsu-
anre oi deed of trust executed to the undersigned
the LIST da, of March, la6 by Granville Jord,n he will pro.
ceed to sell fai cash the 2M day DECEMBER, l-,s
the HOUSE AND LOT now occupied by said Granvli.
Jordan situated 9th Stree. and llth Alley containing I
about three Acres of gr"un Also all his ot SEioLD
KITCHEN FURNITURE. and two Mich Cows. The title -
said property believed Ia be good lnt he will only
such title as Ia vested in him rs rrnstee
dee y daaw t13dec e. H. SLAUGHTER Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

esSEFsHA FURNITURE! !RURNIrURE!
HSS rateul for past fa vors, the subst riber would
return his thanks to his friends aud the pub.
lie geueray, and inform them that he
hand (snd constantly adding thereo) large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by skiul
men very material and finished in the
srale His Stock embraces every article usually got
ten up in the most extensive manufactures
He socisa call from those wishing purchase feeling
and will give satisfaction In regard to both
price and quality Of work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses alwa avs on hand
EDWARD j. FOLKES,
Wssroons and Mandatory, doors below LbeFy Ware
house. tapl d&etsf
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~ this and i"pnar preparation fr preserving bcauti'
hg and rendering tho har dark aud glossy also. Woods
Ir i;rsioror Ms Aliens Xyounlaou aud Rostarrf, Tri
cophrr" Hair Toncs fomncs and balr Dyes In Frc"t
rety Tor .iic by JOHN II. SEAY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-20

~ lot 'hc Brs fr the purpose Of buynE selling and
rocc, ug commission. viii cndcavor keep
sauy hand, good snpy Of the same: 1hose IN want
The article, viii please call at Eiots stable on
B gr SIRE. ~ SELF brothers always he found
| have own and MI orders nj short
nee l,Icc dIml JAS W WRIGHT
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NEW d-OODN.-JONN It. LAWS n V1.,
~ IY>tnbrhG Va, offering for puolc insprctIon,
large and magnificent stock at scaEonahe brf Goobs
consist ns part Of all the siy"r of Ladies Dress
G,Hks Sha~is Collars and Scctrs Gloves Hosiery,
Cloths Cnssmcrcs and Ncsnps Is com
crin Is called their stnrk Of GOODS
ANTS - - fullel Cloth
heavy flHi Iinseys md blankets full stork
Hons Furnishing Goods. consisting IN part If velvet lrns
sells ply and N.piHn Carpctingr Rugs Floor
On Cloths III ain Materials Table Linens SO.
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~ decree by the liusngs Court Of the
Lynchbug, in the Of George pingud 8. INagui
and Others the undersigned will proceed sell public
ton the I'D day Of DECEMBER. the following property
town: THE HOUSE AND LOT occupied by tico "a,
Dnguid situated Diamond Hill and the NOT Ai
AND LOT. formerly occupied by Jesse T. Dus ud also
Diamond Hill vacant LOT. adjoining the and
cant LOT between the Caua and River, and Fishing
Creek Bridge.
The ahove property will lie sold the respective premises
credit Of T. l2 and s months the purchaser giving
goiahr notes. satisfactory, endorsed for the purchase
and the title until The whole purchase money paid
dee . d2awt22dec G., r. SLAUGHTER, Cun'r