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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.

lopeclal Despatcn 10 the EXchange.
End of the Disurbances.-Departu of the
Troops.
HARPER's FERRY, Oct. 20-l0 P. Mall is quiet
here, and no further trouble is apprehended. The
troops all gone, and citizens patrol has been
organized instead Cook has not yet been taken.
No slaves missing from the Ferry or neighbor-
hood. The few who were forced off having volun-
tarily returned.
The Grand Jury meets at Charleston on Tuesday,
and the trial is fixed for Wednesday next.
The Whereabouts of Capt Cook and his
Wife-Iore InsurrectiOnary Arms
HAGERsTowN, Oct. 20.-A gentleman Just from
Harrisburg says that Cooks wife came into that
town day before yesterday, and stopped at the
place where Old Browns sons wife was boarding
SECOND DESPATCH
HAGERsT0wN, Oct. 20.-The statement must be
true Cooks wife is not at Harper's Ferry. She
left some days ago. The sheriff of this county
tracked Cook as far as Green Castle to day, and
the impression there was that Cook had left for
Chambersburg. The opinion here entertained is
that Cook passed through last night.
The sheriff was credibly informed at Green Castle
that load of boxes passed through there Tues
day for Washington county loaded with rifles,
pistol and pixies. Sheriff Hank is now on the look
out for them.
sides in Chambersburg Pa, informs US that Cooks
wife certainly did go to Harrisburg on Tuesday,
and took boarding at the same place where Browns
daughter-in-law has been lodging for the last two
or three weeks. Cooks wife left the Ferry several
days before the disturbance broke out. The stage
driver of the Chambersburg line also confirms the
statement in regard to her going to Harrisburg,
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AHJICElTENT2

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The performances
tonight for the benefit of Mr.. Barry Sullivan COM
mence with Sbakspeare's comedy Of the Merchant
of Venice. with Mr. Barry Sullivan as Shylock, and
Mrs. w. G. Gladstane as Portia. To conclude with
Don Cesar de Bazan, the principal character by
Mr. Barry Sullivan
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RICHMOND, Oct. IO.-The House Of Deputies to-
day resolved to adjourn on Saturday next.
telegram was received from DR.. Clarke, of
Conn ecticu declining to accept the nomination of
Missionary Bishop for the Northwest.
The Missionary Committee reported back the re-
solutions religious intolerance in Cuba, strik ing
out all relative to memorializing the President Of
the United States on the subject.
The report of the Committee on Canons on minis
ters officiating within parochial cures of others was
debated at great length. The canon reported bv
the majority of the Committee was finally adopted
The House last night after long debate adopted
resolution requesting the House of Bishops to re-
consider their action in relation to the use of the
Book OF Common Prayer and to throw the subject
into such shape as to admit of joint action.
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LEAvENwoarH, Oct. 2O.-This morning al.ire oc-
Cured on the corner of Shawnee and Main streets
by which fifteen buildings and their contents we're
destroyed. Loss estimated at S270,00O. One third
of the amount is covered by insurance in Eastern
Offices. Messrs. Russell, Majors and WaddelPs
stores were consumed involving loss of $4,000 of
which half is insured
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From TeYas

CHARLESTON, Oct. 20.-The Courier'S special New
Orleans despatch says the fever is increasing at
Galveston and Houston, Texas. There has been
some frost in portions of Mississippi and Texas but
the crops are believed to be uninjured.
Accounts from Brownsville say another attack
from the Mexican bandtti was expected.
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Santa Fe Mails overdue-Nebrasisa Congress

ST Louis, Oct 20.-Two Santa Fe mails are now
over DUE and fears entertained of further diff
culties with the Indians.
The returns from Nebraska indicate the election
OF Mr.. Eastbrook, Dem, as delegate to Coz, ,ress.
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The Yacht wanderer

SAVANNAH, Oct 20.-The shipping master who
was carried off in the Wanderer, returned in boat
at the mouth of the harbor reports that the Captain
OF the yacht said he vas going to Africa for car
go of slaves.
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BEEF CATTLE-The stock is 600 head less than last
week. which has produced more activity the part of
purchasers. Prime grades have advanced hafa cent
per h.. while common qualities unchanged. At Rer
gen. N J $50 head sold to New York butchers
The supply composed of average fair stock small
lot of well fed beeves were on sale and brought 1OG11
Wan
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s470G475; Ohio IS As Southern SIS 35G5 65. Wheat is
buoyantsaes Of 81 900 bushels Southern white 45 cts
Western 14l cts Corn is Grm-saes of $500 bushels;
white 81; mixed $105 Pork is heavy-Mess $l5 27(l
1910 Prime is firmer at s10S0910.S7E. Lard is un-
changed. Whiskey is dull-no buyers over 2S cts. Su
gar is dull--Muscovado 5&162 cts Spirits Turpentine
dull Rosin dull. Rice is firm at I44 cts. Freghts
Cotton to Liverpool 1872.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET. Oct. 2o.-CArrLl

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wednesday, October
receipts of Cattle of all kinds for the week
Cbaap
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=: New YoRK, Oct. 20.-The steamer De Soto from
Havana, wiz dates to the 18th, has arrived. News
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o5roteries, giquors, 1T.
I'D G. H. REESE & BROTHERS,
donoD

I'D G. Il. REESE Z BROTHERS,
H&SM 207 and 209 PRATT STREET.
WaElaRe CHARLES REESE 4 co,
CORNER EUTAw AND MADISON.
TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GR0CERS,
Have constantly hand at either of the above establish
ments large and constantly renewed every
article in their line SPIRIToUs LIQUoRs) which
from their lone experience and ample facilities they
enabled to sell low any other house in the United
States.
II THE STAPLE ARTICLES PARTICULARLY,
or those OF every day consumption, think pro-
mote the interests of purchasers stock being large and
laid in always at the most favorable time.
OUR FOREIGN GOODS
are OF our own direct mporaton from houses Of the high
est Abroad and have for received the
baton of our customers.
We pay particular attention to TEA, and guarantee to
and PRICE sSeeo6mr+
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
Rio DE JANEIRo-Bark Tirginian.
1904 bags coffee, order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
LIvERPooL-Brig Finn.
2s5 hhds tobacco case picture frames books
4 400 slaves. is 100 trenails
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BOARD OF TRADE.
Committee Of Arbitration for the month of September
HENRY W. DRAKELY
GEO. SLATER, FRANCIS B. LONEY.
THOS. W. ATKINSON, GEO. S. BROWNE.
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NAhhEIS 3 TEbFHRAPH. Il
NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Cotton has advanced cent to-
day. Flour has advanced-saes of 10 500 bbis State
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eight AND TINE BILLS ON ALL THE
Oprncpal cities and towns of the Union purchased by
o5tfr THOS. J. CARSON &
las HENNESSEY CO.'S and other brands
u COGNAC BRANDY for sale by GREEN & YOE r
j27-tfr ~ Baltimore ut
OAGS. RAGS.-Highest price paid in cash at
si0eoH Once, Ia North street
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The revolt at Harper's Ferry brings the question
directly home to every conSiderate mind viii
you sacrifice the inestimable blessings of this Union
for party ends? Will you listen to the counsels of
Greeley and Giddings, and of Banks, who is will
ling, under certain crcumstances-that is, when he
thinks he can administer a Northern confederacy-
to let this great sovereign Union of popular nation
ality "slide'? Or will you recur to the advice of
the noble fathers of the Republic and of their truly
patriotic sons? We trust that every city and town
in the nation will seize upon the occasion, and speak
out upon this deplorable theme. Let the people,
who are the source and strength of the govern
ment, give utterance to common expression of
true national sentiment.
From the WasEingtom Constitution administration Or
gam Of Oct. 20.
When Mr.. Seward first announced to his follow
ers the dogma of Gan irrepressbe conflict" be-
tween the slaveholding and non-slaveholding
States no one anticipated that we should be called
upon to record its first fruits 1t was evi-
dent, however, that it was simply question of
time when the conflict should begin, and how it
should terminate. j.
The time has come when the choice must be made
by our Northern brethren between the peace ana
safety of the country based upon the CONSTITUTION
and laws of the land, on the one hand, ana MT.
Stewards dogmas of "higher a'oisn and trrepre'st-
bIe eopHicts \" on the other There can be no doubt
of the decision which the patriotic people of the
North will pronounce if they be induced to look
calmly and deliberately upon the subject and pro-
perly weigh the results, which depend upon the
Justice and correctness of that decision.
If the scenes at Harper's Ferry, which have Civ
occasion for these reflections had occurred at a
time when Mr.. Seward occupied the presidential
chair, what would have been the result? With
his avowed doctrines of ''the higher law" and the
"irrepressible conflict" and his equally emphatic
announcement that ''slavery can and must be abol
ished, and you addressing himsefto the Northern
people) and 1 must do it, in connection with hi
denial of the constitutional guarantees of slavery
with these principles, views and doctrines, what
we ask, would have been the course of Mr.. Seward
if he had been President at this critical Juneture
There can be but one answer to the inquiry. HI
must either have been false to all his own protes
sions or false to the Constitution and laws OF TN
land.
RUMoRs ABROAD.
The New York Day Book has the following:
A MEMBER OF BEEcHER's CHURoH KILLED.-Allel
Evans who is now lying dying, having been one
Browns party at Harper's Ferry, is said to De o.
| have been member of Beecher's church, in Brook
Iyn He was one of the representatives OF the Ply
mouth church in the Sharpe's-rife affair.
| The New York Commercial challenges examina
| tion to show that the Republican, or any othe
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THE HARPER',S FERR Y
LNSURRECTTON,
A D OPTIONAL DETAILS,
THE LETTERS DISCOVERED, ETC,

We give again to-day copious details of the late
extraordinary rebellion at Harper's Ferry, which
we were unable to find room for in our paper of
yesterday.
We also annex the opinions of the press so far as
they have reached us:
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF LYNCHBuR
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LETT Tux People OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint goa ran sell them bargains!


4 AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS On TIE LINE
OF the Railroad from iynchburg to knoSvie all Ut them
having large circulation The people Of Sa,h western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
p1y- DVERTISE AND GET RICH -u5n
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, I n,.,,,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS. ~
BROWNt.oW'S KNOXVILLE tTcnn W 'iiG
NlNDlCATOR. J"ncsh,.r"ugh Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLiGENCER, M"rtsewn, Tenn
a aAzErr srA" Le.ns,on,va
H Tia"ISs.H ,Ae'"sa"r,v.
prMnrTAr Liberty Va"
SALEM REGISrER, Salem, "a.
TIE VISITOR, Marion, Smyho CO va.
Virginia PArRo /, Independents" .Gr'ysone" Va
V PhhnIprYSMri Mine, 5 rmcasue.v",
STAR AND NERAL Chrstianshurc. Va
MYIuEyILLE TELEoRAIli, }wy,hcvtne. Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT. tuion. Mnaro county, Va
ADVOCATE JeHrrsonviie, Taz""el! e""niJ, Va
REGISTER, (n,,u, a..
TIE "SOUTIlW Est, " Pearisburg, Glos county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va
wishing advertise In of tue above pairr VIII
hni call NJ the Office al the
ynrhburv Nirrininu. STAIRS where contracts VIII be
made aud adv ert iseucnts Akpfn WITHOUT DELAY
r-l will and forward advertising 70 apef
in the tuitcd States. A NAblIl"
scptlsts Foreman Virginian nihCr.
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FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Arabia

HALIFAX, Jan. 2S.-The Steamer Arabin arriv-
cd here to-day Disquietude still continues on tho
Continent. and wa,like rumors are still circua-
ted, but the panic had .cnsibly abated. par
ticularly in London.
In Liverpool markets. Cotton had declined one
eighth owing to the continued disquietude and
heavy receipts. Flour dull and prices nominal
Wheat closed dull Southern White is quoted at
- at 7as. Corn steady and quiet Mixed 2Ss to
2?s White 3ls to 3sls; Yellow a9s to 30s.
Bullion in the Bank of England had increased
$4,000 pounds. Money was abundant and sales
generally unchanged.
Congress-
WASHINGTON, Jan. ?S.-SrSArE Gwin
gave notice that t-morruw he would move
consideration of the emasculateJ Pacific Railway
bill.
Markets.
New YORK. Jan. ~ Flour quiet, Southern 81
S5a6 ID. Wheat acti,c--no Southern reported.
Corn has u declining tendency.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 2S. Flour duh at Sc Wheat
unchanged Corn has declining tendency.
White ard yellow 74a16 cents.
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pIssoLuTIoNs AM INV FIRMS.

NEW coNOEnR-Ws ave sAss day, s.-s-
csicd ourselves soErher for the purpose Of deing es
srsi fev asd easaffA esess shdes ,hs style and arr
Of NowLN MUhRELL. and have taken tho house lately
occupied by Nowln Alexander Main 81. fynchburg near
s opposite the old stand II Murre tratton We VIII keep
seas,.niy ON hand gsseral sssarunsnt of oRoceRlEh
LIQUORS. STAPLE DAY GOODS, and In fact every arii
Gle usually Kept In saeh ssah.hmsnt which We vii ss
cheap for cash ~ pnctua easiomes short Tine We
will give personal attention the ase Of Rscos and Lard
aHd all hsds Ces.ry Pvsdses Our oar experience ~ bn
snses ~l give advantage and by prompt aud pe
snal attention business hope reeei,e liberal share
of patronsg. from old friends aud the kable Ren'alis
asaufing them thai shall DO spared 10 Please hese
who may favor II. with their patronage.
DENJ. II NoWilS.
Late Of the nr,p Il Nov lin 4 Ale ,audsr.
THoS L. MuRNEll,
Late Of the Arm Of Marrll 4 STATION.
, LfScnsrR G, January lat, lsa9.
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CITY AID STATE ArYA1Rs.

AcxSowLEpssssss.Tour thanks are due to the
Director. aud Managers Of The Lynehborg Hose
and Fire Insaoocs Company. fora ccnpllnsaiA
~ ticket TO he celebration Of their Anniversary
At the Norycll House, on Tuesday evening next
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NARRIRn.

On the 29th inst, By the Rev. W. Roberts.
MIR. Gko. ALaxAxDsR fAuvER, Of Nelson, TO Miss
JAM g.. daughter Of William Angus. S., VI Am
hers, county, Va.
On Thursday evening, the 9th inst, by the
Rev w. II. kfncke. Mr.. GEoRGE +. TissLEY, Of
Amherst " Miss llARRIxr. daughter of Hiram
Cheatwood, Esq., OF Bedford.
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-BfFELEGRAPHs
55yee From California. ~ i.
ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

Nkw YoRK, Jan. 2s.-Tho steamer Illinois, ar
rived here to-day from California. and brought
nearly twelve hundred thousand dollars iu specie.
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FUNKRAL NOTICES..

The funeral services nf ELIzAnErH CARALEiN.
infant daughter Of Jas. and NJ. +. Matthias, will
take place from their residence on Main Street.
this morning At 10 oclsk. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend
The funeral Of EtLKS CasK,E. infant child of
Rev J. D. Mitchell, u. H., will take place from
his residence, Sabbath evening. nj 3 o'clock Z. NJ.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MEETING--There are
regular meetings for prayer. at the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association at II o clock.
The public are invited to attend.
INV h--dts
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coRxEcrIoS by an annoying typographical
error. we were made tn say WARWICK HorsE. in
stead Of NoRvELl ilorsE, in yesterdays paper, a.
the nlace II meeting of the subscribers to the
proposed testimouialto Cvl. Sseptoe.
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~ have taken the hnnsc recently 90 upI IL, Nol Nuit
n SMITH whr" they Intend to conduct GH,ra' Gfoccr
amt Com freshness IN the nam" Il SNll II \ ADAMS
aud VII be ilcaodtp The ihcn oftu ia cenerta an'
,h' public E.nnHiy. JSO filo SMITH,
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A CRAcELEss SrBJEcT.-'irace Logan, the most
pruceless old free negro wcnch in the States, WAS
fund on Main Street Thursday night. engaged in
the fashionable recreation Of dancing; about one
thousand young nigser surrounding her
To add variety 10 the performance. and ~ a relief
to tho monotony. che would occasionally indulge
in certain CALCULATIONS very unbecoming in one OF
her SEX, and was also guilty Of other indiscretion'
even more Objectionable. When introduced "
the Mayor next morning, Miss dracs was NOT
greeted in that bland and geutlemanly manner
for which his Honor is proyerbial, but in its stead
her reception was az frigd the Polar region it
self, and without any Of the tormalitics usually
observed in the trial Of cases Of such vast impor-
lance, the testimony was gotten through with IN
deuble-auick time and before we thought the g'st
Of the matter had been reached, Grace was ad-
Judged twenty lashes, and then turned over 10
Captain Turpin.
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FsrloHr TnApE.-There were received at the de-
Dot Of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday,
loaded cars. consisting of :456 bushels Of Wheat
ia barrels Of Flour $4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous.
There were loaded cars sent West same day.
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, The tuersip heretofore exiting between - II
r,tuc and 'aunns Christian uu lcr II" st, aud INN a
PAYNE 4 CHRISTIAN, Ia this ay solved lN al
the ntc. firm viii ho u-. only In cisnP
the in>ins. uur ~i be th"scnd NJ A. early
dsv paca,tu aud hop. oar T. tnS III hc prompt Is
srtc. u PAYNE,
CAMILLA = CHRIS fiAN.
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Il
ttr ,Nising uulrr the firm mud style t You NIGER
SMll H. dsal.od"n ho = NJ Doermhre lts by mutual
consent ABI,lsrns having claims arnus h' VII
please lhO Ter sttlcmrn sui tho llrbi"d 10 tho
W" come ari aud settle thcn accounts hsh Ia vrty
important lot n close business speedily p',Hth"
W. thanks ,ni> nd III" ,ib, l;-u'rai ~
for the NoA lhc patronage herot"hro cs'n'd 1" rs AZ"
respectfully Hsk continuance ut tho the
concern ct sMl "a y ADAMS.
YOUNGER SMITH
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AyEW GONGERN.-Thrt " "Oit md stni ionnry
~ husu,s willie cnhtunrd al The "i stand "f Payne
Christian hy u Il Iavuc AID ~ !. hektnri under the sty
and firm Ut PAYS BLACKBOARD, where they will he
pleased of the old Arm We propns" to
clos" twice tn" lat IT January hnd the
LIST Of July u PANNE.
dim LEWIS HiAtKlOkp
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Tricot Cashmere Over Sacks.
A FRESH LOT OF THESE FAVORITES,
Just Receired.
IIx L


dec i6dts BURROUGHS, SHAFER co. b
A MEXICAN WATCHEs.-APPLK- n
IA Ton, TRACY Co.. wALrHAM, MASS, MAN ~
lUrAcruRERs OF PATENT LAYER RATCHES- Kl&e
These uperior atches made by tho aid OF rev -
machinery expressly designed to secure, with
ow price, fine Substantial durable and uniformly reliable
The movements new In conEructon, and
the highest authorities to be faultess In
principle quality, and have been proved by the most
reliable action. These watches
manufactured eutre from the crude materials In single
by connected and uniform processes the
being organized upon tho syse that has been
adopted production Of the unequalled American Gre
arms enables produce movement At the
price any foreign movement Of The sae quality and
tho perfect performance for ten yeas, OF esery
watch manufactured by u.s.
An foreign watches made by hand the American watches
beinx only madc by machinery upon uniform
TEN Nearly all watches detective
and continually getting Of order In many Of
country smpossIbe TO And good watch repare, and
repairing uncertain and expensive The In
Of American watches dsposes Of ths dhcuy. and
merchants we'll - watch keep watches
a. par, miscellaneous stock and thus supply their
with staple, which be nsed Is any other
article without mystery humbug Sold by tho trade gen
orally. and by
| nov s d3m weow.tI Is MAIDEN Lana, NEw.Yokk
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SretuTn BIS thanks m ffIends Ahd tn6 teos
lie generally, and inform them 49, -
has now ON hand (and sdipg nsr6ol large
Of Elegant Furniture, ehnn 4ured sksi 49,
sirsbe manner. Nh Ssosk snhssesA go
ten up Ia the extensive mapuhActsEts III
He solcsa cnllSeon these wishing - eprcease
he and viii give U y oesn
price and Quality a work. fs - s$&f
EDWARD j. YOEk4.
wsrsrpons aud Msaufpesory. deOrs below Ls. 800
house. 2e&s 49,
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LYNCHpURG CARDS

g. ( l.; j. ;, II Il. II. Il aiosMutxjP 5,
AuCrIONEER
o,MM1ss1oN MnRcHA liant.
LYNonBuRa. VA.
ubAnTlCt Ian attention given svery des,r
ten "i Merchandise Furniture Negroes Real Essata&c
" Trustees aud Administrators sacs attended In tho
city rar Of the country the most favorable terms
" lady
j. X. H3SH.SGaH 1 Il. g. co..
LYNcnBuRu. VA.
~lLt. mako collections all points, buy and SILL Ex
w change Calm aud uncurrent Notes, iii ordcra foi
Stocks Negotiate Loans and transact all business
io.iy j. h M0LcoMBE& co.
JolteM, om III 81 S AN eli . TlTXSREE
1NNChbtlkD. VA.
sell Tobacco, Wheat, fio"r, "md other CeWnsr,
Produce.
Dh, a. YOUNGER fSMITHS yearly opposite Farmes Best
= numerous friends aud customers for their hberr
nnge and hope by their customary punctuay IN the d
charge OF business 10 render entire satisfaction As their
ally. apl a'a
nUR DIR. n. JOHNSON. Dcutiss, ERM
cvYSNP Offers his the citizens ync YYYYp
burg ani vicinity and respectfully asks n share ihcr
patronage" feeling assured ha snts satisfaction In
I'll and every branch ~ his proiesHon,
He In prepared fully n,skc whole aud parin sets Of
hnn"ns gum block plain and pi,ot Teeth f,g and plug
kins done tho best lie Teeth by simple
aud me-" 'occs ~hAe1 n,,as drag. y'rax pain 10 the
patient Al l. WORK WARRANTED.
to oc. %. Maln stou lev doo,a allow the Nervel
l'"asr andinmcdacly nrp"st, the Chacns savings HANK
mn itdl,H
ANDERSON LANElR II Co.
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AIR. .rouGn srrpror, Agent. Tos"--
lNn Nn,auorr VIII Keep his otrr A. ni house aud VIII
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