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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-05-12

T"'grnphrrs IN I"din,-Thc tclcgrap pliers in
India make great complaint. not only that the
rebels cut the wires but that the elephants and
their animals rub against the posts and pros
tratc them, while the monkeys under COM
pete misapprehensinn Of the objects Of the tele-
graph system delight to use the wires for aihlet
c sports and pnstnes. NIr. Russell says: 81
have seen half dozen great monkeys or balloons
at work OH one feeble stretch Of wire, posturing.
grinning. and chaltcring away in the highest
spirits-some walking topsy tnrvy aIong'it, 9th
ers tuscing it up and down will, main force, con-
sidcrnbly increased Ly the circumstance that
other monkeys were hanging on by their tails,
aud others striving to deach the wire from the
posts. 20 as to give their friends a snddcn fall
white ants eat the base Of the posts away. sud.
den gusts Of wind blow miles Of wire and posts
flat to the earth"
In addition TO This. it is hard to transmit the
messages in n small, active, wide awake and in.
telligent manner. when The thermometer is rang
ing between 80 and 100 degrees.
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HoLsToN CONFERENCE FEMALE coLIgs]

d.
We have neglected till now to acknowledge
the receipt of tho Catalogue of Hol,ton Confer.
ence Female College, situated at Asheville,
North Carolina. We see by this Catalogue that
this institution is in very aourishing condition.
We observe. too, that our District il we'll repro.
sented. there being in that school twenty -four
young ladies from AbbeviIle, viz:
Junior Cldsa-EUGEsA BAR MORE. Lou. K.
DRrNMosD, MAG. E. PEKNAL, ANGIE E. STARR
Sophomore Ciass-MARY BARNoRE, DEMlR1s
BARMoRE, SAVANNAH BRowNLEE, Mag. E. BUcn.
ASAN, MAGGIE J. DANNELLr, HENRIETTA H. DAN.
NELLY, LENA E. DRuMMoSD. MARY J. HILL, SAL.
LIE E. HILL, NANcr A. IlUeuEY, LAURA A. Mil.
LER. FLoRENA L. MILLER, SALL,E PALmIs, PusA.
TINE PnATT. P. CELEsr1A RAson, SARAH 'Youso.
Minor Cldss.-ELIzA N. AesLw, MARoAnE1
DONALD. SALLIE BARmoRE, SALLIE r. Ives.
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MATT pEEE.

MAr' SxEI, Of Campbell Miss,ysls, tho cello.
orated delineAter Of negro character, asd Dor.
hspe sne oest DR dancer and bono player IN
Ane'cs. disd In Buffalo, N. r, on the I'd i.,..
Tho Esal name Of poor Mari was P,Ax.r.x
10 played tho night before his death. and while
dressing tor snothsr performance wss suddep,y
taken very sick, snd compelled to retro 70 hin
Tofm' whe'e he died nest MORNING a. o'clock.
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AMBROTYPES.

We are pleased to notice that G.. E. FARRrsa.
TON has opened an Ambrotype Gallery in the
second story of the Wooden Wing of the Mar
ehall House. We learn, loo, that he il stationed
here permanently. lie will be pleased to see
his friends and customers from any part Of the
District. lie is prepared to take Ambrotypes,
Spherotypes, Melainotypcs and Relievotypes Of
any size or style. He is also prepared to insert
the best specimens Of the art in Brooches, Medal
ions and Rings. Mr.. FaRRIsoroN is a perma.
nent resident Of the place. and may at al, times
be found ut his room to accommodate oil who
may favor him with call.
He has some beautiful specimens Of his skill
which may be seen at his room. To our friends
from the country who may desire anything in
his line, we can recommend him as an artist in
every way worthy of support.
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onllllrrliul.

AEn'"liLr. May u. 1859.
Gf"" The m ''hrt has been depressed du-
r'"g the past "cck. VI. give extremes OF : 10
ii cts.
C"LrNGrA, Mny =. 1852.
t"t''n.-- There we sales made III this
market today n;hnu.h The prrca of Saturday
won'.' have been paid. We continue to quote =
~ II cents.
I,mr EG, May 7, 1889.
|"H"m.-0nr market dull! prices ranging from
?'" lli. Something fine would command IL
ccnts.
ArGrsT., May Q.
The steamship .t"g'" .>,tJpm has arrived at
Ql"h"c, w''h Is"rr""l dates I" the 27th April.
SpcrnlaI"rS anil exporters took 2nuO bales cot
ton. Prices easier, hut quotations unchanged
Liverpool circulars conflicting Some report a
d"rm Of l. M'ddng Orleans It'd. Middling
Crlnnds 6s'l. Quotations nominal. and prices
Irregular
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DOMESTIC MASUrACTTRES.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
For the Best Pair Woolcm Blankets. Silver. 800
do 10 YdS. Ncgr" K"rscys, Silver, 300
do 10 g Wo"cn Gnrpcting. Silver, 300
do q do Jeans, Silver, 800
do Cotton and Shuck Mat
traSs, Silver 800
do GWnol Hats Imadc in S. G. Silver 800
do Shuck Collars made by
slave, Silver > 90
Ito tountcrrains - Wooden
and Cotton, each, Silver, 300
do Vest Pittcrn--Wo Woulcn and
Silk, each Silver 200
do Suit Of Negro Winter
Clothes, complete, Cup 300
do f Pair Wooden Socks. Silver 2.00
do & Cotton 90 Silver. > 90
do Made (icnl"mnn's Dress
Cont, male in the Dist. Silver, 800
do Made Gcntlcnnn's Vest
made in the District, Silver, 100
to Made Gcn,lcmans Pants,
nude in the District Silver . 90
do Cotton Comfort, do Silver 100
do Specimen Of Sewing
Silk, do Silver, . 90
do 2 Ys. Silk and Wo"lcn
Cloth, do Silver, 200
do Yds Silk and Cotton
Cloth. do Silver. > 90
do Patch Work Quilt, Silk, Silver. 800
do dn do Il" Cotton. Silver ) 90
do Imitation MarScillc,'liilt. .Sivcr,;G0
do Raised Work Quilt, Silver 800
do Piano Cover, Silver. . Ou
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HORSES, JACKS AND MULES.
For the Best Stallion over years
old. South Carolina raised, Cup, $1,000
For the Best Stallion 3 years old,
raised in the District. Cup, 800
For the Best Stallion Q years old, Cup, 500
For the Best Mare aud Colt, rails
cd in the District, Cup. 500
For the Best Geltlng. years old,
raised in the District Cup, 500
For the Best Gelding yeacs old.
raised in the District, Silver 500
For the Best Year Old Colt, raised
in the District, Silver, 800
For the Best Pair Of Carriage IIor-
scs, raised in the District, Cup, 500
For tile Best Pair of Carrince
Mares. raised in the District. Cup, 500
For the Best Pair Of Carriage Horses,
open to the world. Gun, 500
For the Best Single Buggy Horse.
open to the world, CUP, 500
For the Best Saddle Horse, open TO
the world, Cur. 300
For the Best Saddle Poney, not
over IA Hands high. Cup, 500
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ArGI:sTA. MnY Q

D J. See a,lvoris iscInrnt "f Dr. S.NroRp's Lirer
hciy"rator in nnu'hcr column
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Ito Straw cutter, urrn I"
the wmll. Cup. oO
No tm,nn rl,ntrr. ln ip S>c re- IN
dn 2ll"rSr Turning rl"uEh.
open 4" ,hr world. silver. a.o"
Ito Horse dn ,", Ito Silver. 3m
Ito Suhsoil Plough 10 Silver. a.O0
do Cotton Srrnrcr, Ito Silver, 3.m
TO Cultivator tlo Silver, 300
do Collection Vt Plough
do Moulds mnlc in tho Dist Cup, 800
do Plough Stock do Silver, 800
do Club AK, do Silver 90
do lIatchct, do Silver, 90
do Broad Ak, do Silver. | 40
,ln Manure Fork, do Silver 90
For the ; Best House I,rnoms do Silver | 0D
For the 3 Best Scrub Bro"uis made
.. 10y II Slave, Silver, Too
For the Best Collection AMI Variety
Of Tin Ware, Cup, $40
do do do Co"rcr's Ware, Cup, 800
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Best Dozen Ears Of Corn, Silver, 200
Best Bale Of Cotton, not less than
400 lbs. Cup. 1000
Second best Bale Of Cotton, not
less than 100 lbs. Gun, 1000
Best Bale of Wool, not less than
100 lbs. Cup 500
Second Best Bale Of Wool not less
than 100 lbs, Cup, 500
Best Bale of Hay, not less than 300 lbs Cup 800
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARkES
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROT ECTED p. s.s LETTER
BY ROYAL { ,gs NJ, - y PATENT
4 ~, .tli-;: ..r&,JS,
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SATIvE WINE, ArPLEs, &C.
For the Best Bottle of CataMba
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POULTRY.
For tho Best Collection of Poultry, Cup, $500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-31
SGMI-BITUMINOUS COAL,

FKUH IIE ENILf hTtFED
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Coal Field
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
FVNE subscriber having made with
Il side Railroad Company 10 deliver COAL from the
Piedmont Mines 10 the iii, Of Lynetburg, has established
Coat AID "thc isand,' and appointed X. SINS ell
known citizen Of this place. Agent Tor lis sale and delivery,
whom please apply.
1nis COAL produced from the mines of DeHow Co.. who
are competent miners and who prepared ship my guam
ty OF toi thai be required IN good marketable order II
is naturally free from slate aud other impurities, and
durable, under conbuslion than ordinary
twenty live cent 1t Ia used
TnksE MINES on! about 30 miles city, und over
the grades ot the south side road beyond
cncc o competition in this market. prices therefore, will
bc reduced according 10 the quantity consumed For pres
cni, they will be:
For Hralt Coal % cents per bnshrl.
~ ia" ''"' ~
2G-lbm JOHN A DAIRY
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Lynchburg Coach and Wagon FACTORY

cE&R< THE subscriber returns his grateful acs c-c
IN sA mcns 10 his old friends and customers for the &
raj patronage tow ard him. and bcgs leave TO inl' rl
them and the public that he has been started in business and
he hopes by more src; attention 10 business 10 merit
inanc, III ENors lie will make 10 order and kccp"n haul
all kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS, made in the most sui
s'aniial and style. lie will also make order viii
soon have made general assortment Of Cnrriagc Eocka"
and Bnsgics Also large assortment and twobor-"
Spring Moving Wagons and twohorse Stages All who Na
good work, come 10 the old Lynt6arg tOJh and Wagon f"
torn and he is doing business principle, uu
expect TO good work aud low price All Who
good and neat Gaagics give u call.
march i1-dls JOHN ii. BAILEY. Agent
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your letters 10 r. Bonner. publisher, 4s Ann ST., ~
Y lis the handsomest and best family paper In the
county, elegantly illustrated and characterized by
q high moral tone Its present circulation 10 over
400 900 copies, which Is tbs best evidence We cen
give Of It's merits.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store

IQCy pCOTe
MISS ROSENSTIEL &GUENTuIr
kE pleasure In announcing the ladies and ct,z,, AT
i,nchhurg and surrounding country Tint they have TAX ,
the upstairs floor of the Warwick House, where they vii an
and after InrnsDAY the 10Th ins offer inspection Nh
ne" aud large stock OF Paris Flowers Feathers Ribbons
nets Caps, toihuers Head Dresses Pins Meta
inens Enroleres kucnes French Corscl lIoop skirts la
and Blond Laces. ~
The ladies' are respectfully and specially solicited and
examine our stock Of goods, which
which We will sell at wholesale retail All We AK is trial,
us We are confident offer to uctn,
lh.llA
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4G M - - -

OFFICE SoITli-S SIDE RAILROAD Co.
rEIEEsHuEG, November 10TH 1859. (
FVNIE second daily Passenger Train, which
Il burg l0an. r. NJ, viii be discontinued alter
M">p,i next the 18th inst. ii. b. BIRD.
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.

Fire, Life and Marine As" a..o,
LynchouIg Hose q Fine InsuIan Company
Fire. Dwelling Houses, stores, Tobacco Factories and
other nidngs, Or Furniture Goods Wares and Merchandise,
generally In md counr, the favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance on the lives Of nl persons enjoying
OF life, or for limited period.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to Of
the Northern or southern Ports, at favorable ratoA
JOHN RoBiS sebASiEl, President,
Gh ir; II b, TnTl:aHN Chief ' Engineer
joins orrr TAYLOR, WV. 7. ANDERSON,
WIN. H. sraArroS MArnnE ;. LASGnoRsE,
sA1&I IL A'k's JAS o. %IIil ;s'S T1s..a,.
D 'i; = II Il. 1'r o"A' Nedic" Examiners
The Medical Examination of subjects for insurance will be
hours Of and o'clock. T. NJ. feb 25-lts
Manipulated Guano.
WE offer to the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
1000 lbs Of the best Peruvian Guano tina, be procured
500 lbs Of the best sonbero Guano containing full 81
cent of the Phosphate o Lime,
200 lbs of t best ground Plaster for which We pay ~
Planters examine the article From
the best information obtain believe mixture
Of the best that can be prepared for the Virginia lands
Price to Planters AS ton ~ ton less when they
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co,
sept u dts Richmond, Va
VuNilE PORTRAIT GAlLERl viii be continued by the
dersguc, the old stand No. ia Main street, where he
will be- pleased 10 receive continuance of the very liberal pa
bestowed the late assuring NIL
cali TINT effort will he given To render satisfaction sly
of Pictures, rates Of charges, nc.
We ais. the agency for the QuAKER Cry Dot TURF
Io' STiTC SEWING MACHINES. Ii hems iclls, uck gathers
cnbDirrs does all the
is nr simple and less complicated than any Ma
chine aud sold al the very low prices of $40 and 200 Best
Cabinet Machine 40 lilo has the Patent Adjustable lcmncr
manufacture. Aressy for the Quaker City Machine The only
that hens All widths and thickness From large
bcr sold by \. D Tanner Co, while acting
general satisfaction ch the Machines given, under
sgncd feels hesitation recommending them the
Call and examine Them. N :. TANNER
oct dts No Ia Main Street, l., nchburg, Va.
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BALTIMORE


Notice TO Shippers O 1ooacCo 20 INC Woet.
guvE undersgned prepared 10 give increased facilities 10
hofer of Tobacco ske We having shortened the lime
of t.an.s and reduced the rate from uTl W feasth cias
Through receipts given " the principal poins In the West by
Ralro.d on the Ohio River snd eghts guaranteed
by sny other line emily transiIanent between baIore,
81 Louis aud Chicago, Is made nj Pitts
burg directly utdcr teSrby avoiding
asage and finge and Ill damage Tobacco from cxos
- MAGRAW Il KOONS.
No. ~ North Street. Baltimore
Refer 10 jesse Hare Co., w. d. Miller. and l. taytor,
ynciurg Jacob ead Co., and Jacob Brandt Jr. Baiti-
,npn. march ls-dy
T.i-weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
rn--A THE Powhaan Steamboat Company Steam
ERA. GEO. PEABODY, Capt RIonARD PRIcl-
AHp and BEIyIDERE, Capt. WA kEESE will leave Rich
m md for Baltimore every Tsddy Thar~ddy and Saturday.
RETURNING will Baltimore Richmond 1nesay
Thursday Saturday. thereby cnab shippers AMI Pas
sengcrs opportunity Of communication between the
~ points every other day
RI Freight received In both places every DAY.
For speed aud Comfort these hne Steamers are equal not
Of their class be found In this other
having been fitted out with splendid stale
Accommodations recommended To the
travelling and frcigting community the most comfortablc
cheapest aud speedy mode Of transportation between the two
points.
procured Oce shockoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, the Steamers Landing, Rocke.
Il W. CURRiE, Agents Richmond
sept TI1y J. BRANDT,Jn-, No. Light 81, Baltimore
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August ltlh, i>:D.
kft& % 4

HKXIKEelX -""t.E.ai...t AtXs.-@M&X.. AH@@1Hr
M uu after August IA, Two trains VIII be
~ the Soutsle nlroa leaving l., ncliburs follows
Mil Train dali, at |, 4. NJ.
Second Train daily except, sundays, ut 1890, T. NJ.
Both these trains connect with the Richmond II Danvlc
trains 10 Richmond and the North The second ran
at Petersburg with the trnis Ia Norfolk and Weldon.
These also with three rwcekly lines
Steamships city Point New ork Philadelphia
Baltimore, NIL magnificent steamers with the best acconno
ton for passengers The Railroad Norfolk with
daily steam Packets 10 baltimore.
The agent of the Soutsc Railroad Co. nj Iynclburg, will
furnish further information respecting these lines
aug 1l-is II. -. BIRD t;cn'l Supt.
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Lynchburg Guano Depot.
kM ana The public generally hereby notified thnt
- ,he Linchbug Guano Depot kept by VIM A. Miller on
lhe Basin, is now fully supplied with the follow Ing
''@ I'M i'-i1Ehs'
No Peruvian Guano;
Rrtsc's Manipulated Guuno;
Sombrero Guano, Lynchburg ground;
Mexican Guano;
keluewclls Potash and Plaster
nave taken every precaution fri N reliable orci.s
ou! the PERUVIAN Guano from the Agents the Peruvian
cmeh men Is certainly pure. am agent in LynchLury
o eest Manipulated Guano, and will insure il Ia he exac
what Is represented to be- viz Peruvian and me-
i oohnr.o believe this to he peruy ian noun
,o pound on any crop that II be on The Sombr
o"! III w" lump and have ground can sci, IL On AZ ,.
ehs Ms can be boigt where In United States Nv
an Is Ia sell for small profit strictly for cash hone &
me patronage may be extended me that has been So liberal
49,, 10 ~ l' "'i n WM. A. MILLER
--r- " P.op. On Basin.
~ ooi. 'AKDlNG.-our Cards are now I'm r.tG.t or,.r
w having been newly filed thoroughly r,taircd nn
epelhrtt Ia do tARDlNG in the btd ipnnnrr n, h
Iest 'rc We have secured the services of Mr. On
,NA :" Ne'Shi county, Carder great experience rhn
es hsn! recommended u very Superior Card, Snn
want HooD ROLLS, sendin your DOL early and We iii
a'or 10 'ard all ~ comes in, without DELAY We nr
lnea IA spare no pains please those who NAV nairan
us we wi receive Wool and deliver Rolls AT our rios
Ange for Wool. ~ '' oeie and tx
cmM [inay la-dls NSWI nv eIeu a. our store
lust received at ENGLEDOvE,s anoherIot Of ,hn. -
4 (HothC
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Dress TaSsels, Dress Cord, TaSSel Button>

{ RuCHETT PRINCES and DRESS TRIMMINGS Of ever
~ description, in great PROPULSION, and low prie's al
The Ladies' Dress Trimming Store, 1876 Main ST. ,,x
l. A. K 4 KINSEl.
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Natural Coke.

Natural Coke
/ NOW have supply ot MAI URAL COKE from the Carbon
I'M Mines the saiic kind that gave general satisac
oh s' WINTER and expect 10 Keep stock during the sc'
can recommend this fuel ignites fre,
makes bright FIRE; burns longer than Buminuus Coal aI
Is particularly desirable for cooking stoves.
WM. A. MILLER, On Basin
W LhS Celebrated Snow Dnll Irish Potatoes hand and
w Tor sale at dee 9-:s SOLOMON X MUsSEE
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
MY desirable property "n Main street No q? consisting of
AVA large store and suitable Cling
The House has recently been improved with
additions II will he rented separately, the
and the dwelling, or all together ma, bc desired Apply
I. d. kirkpatrick or Capt Mc'orkc My Candle Factory,
near Phelps MILL Is also Tor rent App! 10 the parties
dee SIT MARY A. klNNlkk.
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SUMMER, ADVANCEMENT.

DEDrCED RAIEs.--rh The L. :. Mail Steamers, -.
HI JAMESTOWN, Capt PARRISH. and kuA- 65EiN
NokE, tapL SKINNER viii carr, Passengers 10 and -
from irginia al EEurcTD EAris.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt f>nEsn, leaves Richmond every
TT E~DAl afternoon, NJ O'clock, city Point evening"
and Norfolk Wednesday, nj l. O'Clock, noon for New orA
art' Ing there early next a and in io To with the
lines going East and North
The ROANOKE, Capt. SIMMER, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, at O'Clock, CT! Point neat morning.
O'Clock, and Portsmouth, Tor New iurk,
ing next evening
X II Il L II y IN q,
The JnincstuNn leaves lurk, No. - North
River SATURDAY arrnenn, ut O'clock for NoripIk P.
ters,urg and Richmond Freight for place.
Inc Roanoke oa,cs New lurh Per No. il N"rh Xiv
Petersburg and Richmond taking Freight each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage s.ncrooni Included. between Norfolk and New
YORK, .....
Strcrage Passage, ......,.. ....
Passage sIatcr"om included, brwcrn Richmond Peters
burg and New ok, observation-disclosures.
httcrngr fas%'ge,.t. - .--..., .::...... 49,, D
Passage siaeruom included. c~ cen ynchburs and New
York, .................. IL
Passage 10 and from Norfolk, 10y the Eis,r boats
MEALS, FIFTY (E\TS, EXTRA.
IH The new md elegant steamer YORKTOWN i'll
be put upon die line nj In, above, forming I
Week.. line
For tickets apply II LEE, ROOKIE 4 co. Agents.
april 3odts. Main street, L!nchhurs, VA.
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In o Phospho Peruvian Omar

WE have six good Saddle and Work HORSES far 90,
w rhos'' IN need Of horses will please give US cn,
o't o'uts FRANKLIN n 4,
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NOTICE.

and ailr MONDAY next there will be Flour inspect
~ In this Depot until further notice, owing crowd
condition II the Depot T. ID. JELLIs,
ll-dts Gen Fri Agt Va X Tenn r. T.
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4 CARD,

M have this day sold stock OF LIQUORS, SIC t,S
~ &c, TO Mr.. Joseph Is. smith, late % lhc Hewitt Iua-,.
Liberty, Va
In retiring from present business we beg
THANKS to our friends and the public for liberal patronage
bestowed and cordially recommend our
worth! oi their continued yors
December 10, le5p. H. NJ HARRIS K c..
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Steel Spectacles

OCe0I Sp6CLdCI6S.
AtAEo, i HAVE just received another lot Of f
X STEEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. which are some
he preicst patterns before offered 10 the public O.
and examine them.
sept 2dls JAMES DINMIDDIE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-31

1ll PAIR Extra Heavy Brogans fu sale by
NV nov dts NJ. HDLLINS & co
NEW GOODS
Wot LII most respectfully announce to my friends md In
those trading in l., nchburg that prepared 10 s
mem GOODS on as reasonable terms they find in the
MARKET N! STOCK oil Donescs is large and selected with great
care have also hand large lot ank,ts Hats shoes
anu h'is, good stock of 1roccrcs, which am determined
~ sell low for cash, short time To mouut c,son.r, -
Please give INT cal at 30 Fridge Street.
oet o-d!s ALIEN kINNIER.
ATTENTION, LADIES.
HooP SKIRTS HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED list
OPENED Just opened, large assortment Il, l., aid
Look nj them. ~ ~ anu
uee Hdts' JOHN ABRAIAMs
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l. \a tiu! an'ioite, Two daily Trains for Washington
baltimore, Philadelphia, Ne" York Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Louisville
la! Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond, daily, ut
G;3n \. NJ.
Nigt Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily tcNccId SUNDAY ~ NJ Il IL T. NJ
TIC 6:.o a. NJ. Train Washington will the 3D
T. NJ, and the 10 T. NJ. the $50 ~ NJ Express rains
from Washington iur ti different points above named.
sH Through Tickets Ia procured IN Iynehbng nj the
Ticket oifcr of the snHthade LaIlfoad Company! =" ~ w
IloKNEk, Ticket Agent.
10 -" iofh 10 ~
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To Washington and Alexandria. 10 20
Passengers for Washington down nj Hotel
Pcunsy sHniu Avenue Ire" al charge.
Passengers and their baggage sport between the Dcpos
In Richmond charge. aud o the Depot Hotel
Prnns, amin Avenue in Washington thus saving hack hire
Through Ickcis he procured In Washington 10 ittriurg
Zanesylle, Dayton COLUMBUS, On; Decatur Jenrrsn,it
lniinnno aud Ntnccnnc- Indiana; Louisville Kentucky,
81. Louis Chicago, !Sc Ne, and all parts Of the West.
tH- baggage checked through.
TIlDS DODAMEAD,
July i3dts General superintendent.
OFFICE sou TN SIDE RAILROAD Co..