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A NEW IIDOE, by II southern Auihoross, really nnd
sale Mt H. L. \IpfURs. This boob iAs r'cei,"d III,
favorable notices FROM the proHa throughout HIS country
81 Is eddy OF the most popular Novels ,ct Issued.
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FO IL SALE
j. MATTHIAS & CO.,
a. 81 Main Nfrcef UynC tlhusn. va.

81. M 4 I IT IIAFo " Z o.,
No. 81 Main street. LyRChbuTa, VA.
S-r, BEG leave To call the attention 81 the public 10 ihcr
5zstSlarec elegant stock of FALL% Wl%rlE GOODS,
VIZ whicLMll lie for inspections on M"NnAh neat sep
consisting in part of Tge los "f Velvet ,
or and Cloth Clnks very handsome Fil WraPpng also.
great variety Of handsome Bounets, Miss Hats hllru>
Hats and Caps, Riblun-, Flowers Feathers E"W al
Dresses Dress and Mnhar Caps, Nett Caps and torrs, lt
Goods Back Trout aud sid, Hair ra!' and tnrlc Jet ora
mcns Fancy IInr Pins, Combs BIshe, SOAPS PrrimrrA
Hoop skirts, with elegant lot e" fL>, from 80 nj -
SO seti with man, rliclc numerous rl"n. We
feed assured all in goods VIII n II To their alvan
Ia call prepared IL sell ut Yer! reasonable
prices.
Orders from country viii receive particular attention
rW- REPAIRING doiIv usual In good sly!
s,id 1,.1ts L. VI. 4 GO.
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Still Later from Ellrope,

New York. Oct. 26.---The steamer Persia urriy-
ed early this morning with Liverpool dates to the
18th. The general news is unmportant.
Runners Of the proceedings ut Zurich IRE very
contradictory. One report icltcrtcs that the
treaty is To be signed anJ the Europcan Con,
Grcss assemble.
The cXequatcr IF the American consul at Log,
horn has been withdrawn.
COMMERCIAL.
Sales of Cotton Tor the week We're 10000 bales,
including 5000 to spectators, and | 300 to eN-
rorters. Fair and middhu5 had advanced l-lGth
to 18th G"od qualities were scarce; Sandy un-
saeahlc. TIA estimated sales on Friday were over
10000 ha'c.. The market closed steady aud firm.
Ore, Fair. is quocd nj 4; Mid ling l.l6h
Upland, Fair, miidlirg, & | l6ths Stock in
port 100000 haies, Including 100000 American.
Flour closed with dow INWARD tendency; the at'-
vance reported liz the Auglo Saxon last. quota
tinns were 22S 81 to 21s.. bare. Wheat had de-
cllning tendency; the previous advance being l'ot
led wa, quoted at q ID t., y 81; White 9s ID To
Is Genital. Corn was onward, Yellow IS to Us
Id: White - ; 10 - 81. Beef quiet Pork
steady at sos. Edron duIl and nominal lNrd
steady. Sugar fran. Cutloa heavy aud slightly
declined. Rice firm. AT l.ondon American 50, u
rites were slow sales at former quotations. Bul
lion in the Bank OF England had decreased three
hundred and hfiy-!our Thousand pounds. Money
was >lisrly easier, aul con.als for money were %
to % !; for account 81 10 %.
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~ I'm. YoxNd MGNSo or LTScHBURo-No. d
~ ~ .',., ne not deficient In chiyalry and mill
lns' ..,rit you hsss frequsntiy demonstrated to
tafy rnmunts. Again and again have yon or
this OURSELVES into volunteer military compa-
eahi.n ;,nrmed and armed yourselves, and ap
hleS' IN ,nr streets under streaming colJrs,
peaieu Iv the lair hands ai our approving
p'ese ',no,en-the pride and boast OF any patriotic
tom"' Kut there has ever been Il drawback to
c",. arlmr md dampcr to your valor. You
So'l 49,, met with that encouragement from the
ha,e ,.ay Of our citizens which your set-sacrl
,,sri,eI. You have, unfortunately, generally
n'e tho employment OF men who, tar from
been !" ,o,r noble enterprise have looked disap
aa,ns I'm anon it, After huvng been at the ex
e mr. curing the necessary uniform and
fense ,"bsu returning from the drill parade you
nf'S' with dissatisfied employers, whose surly
na,. l., and huf6sh manner told you but too plainly
,,,at il was dspleasing To them for you to take
s"s hours from their business to perfect yourselves
y; ;e ,he nse of the very arms which would have
~ ,a used in the defense of them and their proper
w This doubtless mortified and discouraged YOU.
5;.,her than give offense you kept away from your
M. and narades They were thinly attended.
", .ome,imes YOUR number would be SO small rs
anu tho ridcule of the beholdcrs. You finally
t,.an,e d;sousted with your own displays and i'll
6, nf vexation threw down your arms and quit
tho "solliering trade" But let not the rec"llec-
,;ons of the past discourage you. we are III tue
midst of exciting times, which requires every man
~ do his duty. We need awell organized rifle
cornse and troop of cavalry. We look to the
ehivalrous young men of Lynchburg to complete
the organizations But it is, perhaps. too much
T., expect you, out of your small earnings. to bear
the whole expense of an undertaking which is IN
tended for the safety and protection Of ell our cit
izens. The public ought to contribute towards a
rubc benefit Revive your late organization and
try the City Council again. Better counsels may
nreyail another time. The writer feels assured,
that with reasonable assistance from that quarter,
you Would lie willing To enter into proper stiru-
in,ion serve the city whenever you may he call
ed upon to perform duty whether at fires t"r the
protection Of property. or in emergencies Tor the
suppression Of disorder and the protection OF HE
1t IS reproach to city Of ten thousand inhabl-
tnnts that, in times like these, she has not snglc
military company. If our own citizens will not
arm for her defense. to whom are we 10 look i"r
suecor in the time OF need? Let us then, once
more, see the gay uniform and FURNISHED arms,
and hear the .ear-piercing fife and the rafting
rum" on our streets; and as the lovely tnlr look
Town upon you from their windows they will bail
you and bless you their gallant defenders from
he horrors which nightly haunt their sleepless
.ouches. Nuhllu9.
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FOR = \ !. T.,
, 'ngine and Boiler and 2 Two-klOfBo Wagons.
VIII. sell n bargain In tngino and Boiler aud Two
IIse wagons. The Engine Is about siXecnhorse power,
81 Tho best Ia this place, The Wagons new mil
ado by ~ the best makcrs App, ut iB Main street
ct lj-dtstriawts GiD. d. DAVIS.
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Sewing Machine 8.

AIDES wishing Machine to tho sEHy COARSE CtornE
Il 4 = WORK. would do well 10 EXAM
In. BARTHOLF's IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
fsO 4sn and SIS The following certificate 10 from well
known Tailor In this county, who only had about ~ minutes
instruction this Machine:
LE.svlLLK, Campbell county Va, June 18Th, 1859
Mr. WM l. PAaE,-l am well pleased with Harholfs Sew
fng Machine and would not exchange for any have seem
find difficulty In operating with IL kind OF cloth,
thckest Cashmere TO the finest Linen Wohave made
pair Of TowLnen pants for servants have
and Operated six different kinds Of Sewing
Machines but Bnrthofs and Singers the only Machines
that would recommend 70 buy They are the only
the cheapest machine Il simple In eoa-tnelion ea
10 understand md likely 10 get out Of orer. Almost
every person at has Bsrhos operate and Singers
that worked Inst year. give Darbof the prcersnee.
Respectfully yours &C., CARoLUS a. TERRY
PS find difficulty In getting wife 10 work Bar
t,alfs Machine They that sopsung great ought % ts
that invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie aud Lork stitch. June pRsiifsl {. o. T.
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FpElGnr TRADE.-'rhere were received at the
Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
Yesterday II loaded cars, consisting Of the follow
inr: Wnr,t l22 bushels: Stock % 900 pounds;
Flour l26 hnrrels; Miscellaneous, ll2,000 lbs
The. were II loaded cars cent west the same
dav.
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- H. BLISS.
practical photographed,

~ 10 Main Street, Lynchburg Va,
NO rSS 49, sI.e Of PORTRAITURE me-, be Obtained
~ IL III "o,ice and upon reasonable tern's tau.
can aud "a canine specimens
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~rrN,. conn.led by my health retire from The firm u
tamn smith AZ Co. beg leave 10 tender my thanks Tor
The very liberal patronage extended ." that "u "Hrns my
M w. lion Nth The same and confidently rec"nn'li IN. "
cess'rs l" o'' "'' ~ \. i. SMITH.
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Lynchburg Savings Store.

L. Iltlilltl ostF illk9s' iptoAO'
s--, THE undersigned has just returned from lt Eastern
W 4kJmnrkcts with choice supply ri MILLINERY AND
WI IA Nti GOODS which e viii oiIor al WHOLESALE, AMI 70
M 20 Ia 30 -. than he bought elsewhere
ctsh He stock comfi'- ~ part, "nes hlDns FLOW
Feathers. Trimmings, buttons aucle-, Bonnet FraIncs,
Itu ~6, tlpr, HemH2inr iinSl Velvet aud Mhsa'o Hut
, A.wiug sir and COTTON Working Woostrd Saling al
hitting wool. knitting Sewing aud oroch" Needles Front,
side Hair Iirid French Worked Collars and Sleeves,
and every variety ID Hoop skirts, aud al goods usually
s.uI IN = Fancy Store
opening VIII take place next WEpsEsntt, To which
Of i ladies aud Nil persons In quest Of bar
|tp- t,it =. ElNI, AGENT
s.p 21-tls
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
AT THE "vIRGINIAN~ OFFICE.
1fyou wish to prosper. Advertise.

AN AukNT FOR the follow ing papers the line If rail
road from ynchhurg Chattanooga and other Iac,. NH Of
Them having large circulation among the people ol south
western Virginia aud East Tennessee.
NEw ERA. Floyd C. H., Va. NRot~i, Ecro, Halifax G. II.
WING, yANrr>> MN. rri.t,l N
REGISTER, J USoS l'"h's""ro'l cum
sEsTIsg Rogersvie, Tern DEAooR At tircIe,tlc Tenn
lNrELLioESCER Morristown" ApyERrIskg Chattanooga
GAZETTE GAZE Lexington Va p pssr AlaS"i'
ssSTiSE, ,pr,x u ylnaiNlAN, Abingdon va
DEMOCRAT, -oe''' w. Rruts1Bu, salem. VA
VISITOR, Marion, Va SfARA HERALD, thri,jiansh'g
DEMOCRAT, FpcastIe Nn PATRIOT, Ora. 1. H., Va.
DEMOCRAT, Cnion Va. TINS, "!"">h'' va
REGISTER, lD.,yu, "a Apso,A Tr. Ta1owellC T.. H. Va
REPUBLICAN. 80 Sot III " Lsr, Gilcs I. H., Va
SEsTISEi, Alexandria. Va. RgruRL,, An Winchester Va
Perssns wishing advertise In nny OF HE nhn,e pa,s III
mud To TikiR ihrEREsT Ia ca the Office oi III, noi
burg Nirgnlan. where made and
al, ertlscnienls WITHOUT pEiAN
kB will also receive and orN ertising paper
In the United states \. NADDltI.
sept lS-ts. FOREMAN NrginGin uncC.
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Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps Trunks
UMBRELLAS AND CARPET BAGS

in great variety The finer grades In style and quality,
rnng the most iastidcols and exacng tascs and the lower
grades to suit an, who may buy either by
the single article In quants-n the latter case coarse,
reasonable deductions will be- made.
Terms cash. or TO strictly puneiual customers, cd lime
given.
Call nj M. 40 Main Street, Iynehburg Va c Banks
sept 22-Js-Hcp copy l.. /. ARMS lead.
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CANDIDATES Fer OFFICE.
FOR COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE

Ls.Y" To ruE 1rrrs cfrHr City Of LyNCIlDGE.
announce, ,y-If CANDIDATE for the office Of state COMMITS
sinncf ia Ihis Cny. Tly,i.nn ala of November next.
o.i If ,l',nf,- WM H. 1t'iPIH.
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DIR. =. Is. CIIitISIIAN.

RfsIpKN ~, Seet, noS door 10 The Ahirln Church.
~ oFfcE Nm. 4. Strphcr a Co.. Brtg store he
Oct li-dlw
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I-,gA 70 THE VOTERS OF TUE COUNTY or tsNr
urII ANp THE Cry LYSCnnr IL announce sell can
,liatc for Cerkslp of the County Court Of Campbell
sept 1l-ltd"f- THO. ]" ARRlNGIoS.
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LA RGE STOCK-E'AII 1850.
-Lp HAVING made inarl effort e,i osrii
er such stock OF Goods might hes; suit my
era aud trade generally, both AS to prices aud qualities
- feel well assured that oil who may favor with II
call viii lind among the largest and best selected stocks in
III! inc, TO be found In the country, consisting mainly IN
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Etssa We are authorized to announce GltA\ "
l,,y ,l,ur for this district oct 12-ilof'
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Ely - S.eSEGSs VEST 4ED SOC9b
a.. BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


&c., BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
f lows: ' ''' 'N ' "
Leaye Camden Station, B<imore-Ma Except sunday
~ 10 ~ press daily at 4Oi + NJ, for ALL PARTS OF
trains 90 directly through
, FOR VA i PASSENGEES
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the : % A. NJ train
between Cumherland and Wheeling DIV wing over FOR Gun
bertrand and Wheeling Accommodation TaiaN and between
Gratton and Parsersburg, take the F. II iin from fa
timOre ' '''- 49,
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at il5Pv
and from Frederick at Q 4. ST.
THE ELLCuTTS MILLS TRAIN leaves naIiin.ore at6 ..
6I0P NJ " $40 - a. 4''
FOE FFASHINGTON AND THE RoUTR
Leave Baltimore at 420 and 800 4. NJ, an.S
" On Sundays at 42O 4. NJ. only. Leaves Washington 10
BaltlInoc at 20 and 7i5 A. NJ, and ~ anG.5 - T. H.
Sundays at 800 F. NJ only The second and third
only from Baltimore stop at way points The SECOND
fourth trains from Baltimore and the second and third from
washington engnrct With trains the Annapolis Road
NJ or or tigk9S Of every kind, information &c apply
ENGLAND, Agent, or at the Ticket Ojce Camden stat
V. 7. SNITii.
- -,. Master Of Transportation
l.. u COLE General Ticket Agent nl2i
Ia EgEssssss4ssss=s1 WESTERN
szz-S1sast~--zaez MARYLAND RAILRO4D
OPEN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS.
On and after the 18th OF October the will leave tal
Station for 0wngs' Mills at 100 a. NJ Returning,
Owings Mills at and II A NJ The o'clock train
win OMNIBUS for Resterston Manchester, which
oI3f Irwin 4 TAYInf
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SRippmg.

,gss555k FOR FAYAL.
T coPpcTe e a9d aapps4 ship Santa Rita
Only Pp to the S o %fh at dgseRss E9r
W H. n WRIGHT, Is Second street, up stairs nj Ct
.9a@+1 FOR RIO DE JANIERO.
tSs The ship .'BANSHEE,n Capt. Jas. Kcan, now
sage. having handsome accommodations apply to
n2I-tf IL vi 'f-N h IS Sec y S0 sf,,n,
sz55Pz, FOR BREMEN.
49, NE f59d Brsmsn ship ERNESTINE E Frercfs,
49,, D.. Won KAP'FFo ( A Giia!so |"
Ms ." No y German street.
40 FOR BREMEN.
- The good Brsmen bark ANNA H. Racfen
Sa Apply 10 YAK S3 K4P& Fl GS' RR e slender
MS Nv No. y German stree;
,<E5gt FOR MARSEILLES,
s small vessel will be despatched as above if suHi
-.., HEsLEN & ROGERS,
81 II \. W corner Pratt Gay streets
.t$s5s4 SAN FRANCISCO.-C o LEMAN1S
sSs55Iii!iI Nt;-FIRST CLASS CLIPPERS.-CLlPPER OF
snip EA NYMP Whn !mS extreme na sPPrr
10 ~ new ork' and Wi!l sail as above For freight
~ FENDERGAsT BROS,
r2' II Il Smiths wharf, mp stairs
.szzz5& SAN FRANClSCO.-COLEMAN,S
- LIN E-CLIPPER Of SATURDAY, November Goth
qmander, is now rapidly loading New York and viii
'"'' '''' '"F freight "'iP'TE & e BROS,
nv II --- u Smiths wharf, up stairs.
.ss5saa FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
.S-SCnANTS' LINE-TO SAIL, WEEK. Y-TIr rIinnrr
criyng freight ard viii sail with dispatch % ''" ~
tHARIES PEXnERGAsT,
s~hl charges paid on goods shipped by this line and
goods sent To my address Will he forwarded free commits
~ n Sl,irD..s viii rt.,.,,-.., ,..,... -.. o.,
each lot az sI,aaIs WIZ ~ ""plic''T rece'pts WIN
HENRY P. russell Esd, agent in Charleston n?6-tf
~ FOR NEWRERN N &
Is ms @" !''''''nE G''Eh ana W[I Ir Sl VIII dgsci
,,.,, -, :, - = :. ;. - SGis-> "a, 3" suns.
<sgS4 ~, IOh "ANHlNGION, N. Z.
i now rcraiyin fre,lt d w ~ Ell MASTER
nsa '''''"s ''e'E"I "o" VIII Sag %iin HHeSbatch
- MERCHANTS REGULAR WEEKLY
The Al c5a.r s,LoGn.r y n UcCi * ~ " NJ, n
having ar por5n If cargo on board Viii sail w
DISPATCH T " '''' "''' ''''' WIN
F"' ''e's"' OF passage &PPPLIyy t&2orR vp,rurprv
30 Ii7 Smith '.'S Hia2rf
m all c6s$ss veoa po@ 2r%iq paid Tree OF com"
~ SliPe$ VIII please send duplicate receipts, adj
Sisss 81 9 ca l. Z WORTH. Agents in Wilmington ~,
%C$ Norris s is noT S oaans afS 6r the TG aS6Sc
a4s , ep tS IaGst OF II , rrSq ensged will have
,c HESLEN ! ROGERS,
HI'u n " corner rat ami Gay
- FOR GALVESTON TFYAS
800 tf lit sailing brig DIRECTOR" Reynolds
tGr Is now loading for the above port, and having the
F"rht'ance freight or passage, apply to
o9s.r \, W HESLEN 4 ROGERS
/ =. ". wi. Itlt anu way SIS.
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ALEXANDRIA. November 25.-Arr schrs. States
man, Island City and r. A. Wood, New York.-CId.
schrS Henry Cole and Island City, New York Charles
Carroll Providence W G. Bartlett, Boston; SacO, New
Bedford.
ALEXANDRIA, November 2G.-Arr. scars Susan f.
Jayne Albany.
NORFOLK, November 23-Arr. brig Pilot Fish. Turks
Island schr. Arcola, New York-Cld. schr Ringgold
Providence.
WILMINGTON November 2l- Arr schrs T. Smith,
New York; Maine Law, Roclport.-Cld. schr. Wood
hine New York
NORFOLK November 25.-Arr. schr. Danl P. lick
man, adelpha.--CId. ship J. Baker Charleston;
7chrS. Z. II. Daley, New York; 4. Chase, Boston.
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

~ ~ HIDES, oil AND LEATHEi;
FRANCIS II. GRUPY
Informs the public that he has removed to his new are
house No q GRANT STREET directly the rear of his
old stand, and door from Lombard street Ioppos.
Robinson Lords warehOusel where will he found fresh
and complete assortment of EF cry KIND AND QUALITY
" IEAIItER especially iemlock apd Oak Sole Leather,
esS, Bride and Lace Leather prEne Wax upper kius
Cali skins, French Calf Skins etc wholesale and reta,l
Tanners and Curriers' TOOLS; BARK Mills hest and com
mon grades of Tanners OILS always on hand
Hides and Leather bought and sold on commission and
cash advances made consignments.
For further Information address
j5-tf % Grant street R,ItinD,o.o
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MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS

GWEET CIDER AND APPLES-2O bbls
tJS"eet Cider, pure Apple juice, made from all sound
Apples ipresSy for sales superior article % hs
~ Hover Apples just received and for sale by j. F. MIL
LEk ~ co, - Bowly'S wharf. MIC lw
SILVER PITCHERS AND GOBLETS, verv
- heavy elegantly chased and engraved fun assort-
Aent on la sd and for sale b.
MIR CANFlELn, BRO. x co,
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FULLEUIIUN OF ULAIMS,
~ IN QUEEN ANNES, KENT y ia bot CrUHTIFS
NOOLMAN j. GIBSON, Centrevie, Md. raspectfIllv ~
fr his services to the Public for the Collection Of Car
OF every description in the above counties; in IL
getic -f' -'i'' '''f
From his extensive kaoosdes Of The peons HE ~
success and his unweared application busl he ~
ieyes ne snail give entire satisfaction to all who NAV
their business to his care His charges will he moderate
REFERENCES:
t'httddeiPhfd-Dr. David Jayne; De(ourcy IaEor,..,
Co. 'S' i'aourcSaS
Messrs Wells Miller - " L. "atche"
GENERALIZATION. r, B; Carmichael, Pere Wilmer, O
ChestertOaC71-Hon. ]. Alfred Pearce s''
Edst07-Col. Samuel HambIeton 6a,at,
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Minss, 4iquurs, &,s.
@ CHOICE WINES BRANDIES, &c
HAsszlsas J. B. CHARR0E h co, AGENTS
RAEGs%Sl FOR WHEY ARD pROpRIETpRS

eHIEeS, EIunuIS, HR.
H CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, &C
ssss1l9 J. B. CHARR0N h CO, AGENTS
sszsss9s FoR, yTNIEYYARh FRofMEToRS
IRANpIES, vintage Of 1911 Charron Ptrt ct SIS Brand
iaax Ciat me- rom low to e grades BurEun
y Wines, from mseiinn 70 very best grades produced in
orands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WHlsKEYs Of prime
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
Also on consignment 10 bos very old and prime Monon
;ahela REe Whis&eys; 10 bhIs very old copper distilled
Bourbon MhiSkeys; 200 hs fine medium grades Bourbon
md Iye nhshgys to winch we invite the attention Of thgSe
n want OF pure liquors. Office No 49, LOMBARD STREET
doors east of Hanover ap5G |
8R WINES, BRANDIEs, RUNS,
- 49,. P. TIERNAN 4 son, ''-'''
Oftr for sale the following articles of their importation
SHERRY WiNEs-PtIuartnss finest pale, gold ami
- PORT Wi&ESISandeman's competition red and Whit
MADEIRA WIAE-SJokn Howard sarch's fine Madeira in
HSd 2Rd 3i1 GrPs gc ua,cyrun
CHAMPAGNE WISES-Moat and Chandon's finest, in
BRA NbES0taI and Henpessy's fine old pale and dark
RuMSOd and fine Jamaica, antigua, Grenada ana from
n H6 i 2Re ef be to pdaDd
40 &1Sfa tie aRo'ios2 TEA ~
RFNWILLTAM +. GETTY,
EJ DEALER IN FOREIGN
;. +. CORNER CALVERT AND I'oMnAaP STREETS,
invites attention 70 his carefully selected stock IF baltimore
BRANDiES,
RUN, ETC,
W. the assurance I"m lin that every article shall prove
mdortation. ro,,na.,,a -
oe.,, ,.u,a.. .,, R 2.15I! LTeEoR&, .,
. l,Q EHo u 5 ~ ne o5ss.
- -, ,-,. ClABAuGH CRAZE
30 SOUTH sTREst 9Pp2Site ETGhange Place Baltn'oe.
~ ~ i,,,-., ,,,...... . fever description,
fLIoU0RS, Partisqlary choice Old RY WiiiSKEY, la
tatoh O"'NNO BHA N'1 q several y&ietits and
carcely Inferior to the imported aT,ica vi Of wlif m war
sn.s9 to give satisfaction St ,.., ar
iAEs=AJAfo. hAILlII u 20, .....
2zssssEE4s IN Wines, BI:AN6iEs AND iIQUoRs
,,, 81 ~ q IL SOUTH GAY STREET, ,'AtTt{oEEi , ~
rom the most celebrated Bistiiiers ~, - iafi5f
G .ngggr5 i; IS F; ST HSGIzEGn DEALER
-N DIV AMI 3 ssGr&&k#i6@5Kf l2ib RYE gHlsKEy,
mot, M 5,l 10 voS S37AS59E Es,s!moEs
G. Nos E - a53 s, E &cSshap :1 GO.
E=zz4''-'+I ,,,,,,s, III, ,>.niiiM y PoRIhRS 81
wHoLas &iGh6 6G afHH }'1S a,N' CIGARS. E'
Agents for G. II Nam Co.'S ChamPsghe ? 4 Mnm NM
deSaS G Saver / Co.'S CoEnac' '''''''''' ap2stf
~ IAURENCE TIIONSEN 6 20
IhSas7Esaal EXCHANGE PLACE, HEAD or COMMERCE
np,>,n,,, I NJ [21, OF
Offer fer sale an extensive assortment of
J. Henressy; O;ard dummy 60: lean Lonis 1911 S,ne
rior old Cegnac; Jules RoSn i Co; 4 Seignete; ioin
Jurand Cool various grades All IN L ; Bonded are
houses WINES:
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FOR FREDERICKSBURG. Va
Ekssssz1zzzsza1=z The steamer VIRGINIA. Cant y :,
vi ram B.. - -.
No. II South street Baltin,or
SLAUGHTER, President;
Lrnl. l. l-=.,r. 1
1t FOR FREDERICKSBURG, Y

EzIA FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
s44lssass4aaThe steamer WM SELDEN, ". b Ktrwal.
Captain, viii resume her Frederick sLurg and lend
j WH on FRarF24p9mpTPck yayng ~ Rapo5 qm he
will leave Fredericksburg at O'clock Fk!nAY MORNING
She will continue leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
and Fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during tie season
Freight Of description taken at low rates !crs.
Cattle, and Live Stock generally, handled with care an
comfortably accommodated. Through Goods runctiiy Pr
received
E9-F9r information, freight or passage, aur.y In Ra
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C0ai

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Coal! Coal! Coal
Id Fl. PENNIN GTUN,
CI.ate of the frm of
PENNINGTON RlEAAN,)
WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALER IN
ANTiRA CITE AND CUNBERLA Nd coal.
OFFICE-No Exchange Place, South street
YARp-North street, near Madison street. ja2T Gm
TEORGE'S CREEK COAL, SWANTON
UMINES. STEPHEN S. LEE, Agent,
m2ftf 81 ). Gay street
LIVINGSTON COMPANY'S COAL.
N Orders for this pure White Ash COAL, (which has
been found by to ceIa Other kinds for domestic and
manufacturing purposes should he left with c. NJ De
STON. the Office, q Second street at Che Office 81 West
Falls avenue, first Yard below Pratt strGct) Short
Mountain, Free Burning, also Georges Greek, Cumberland,
on hand and for sale by The caIr or single ton ~
MN. McCIYMONT 4 co.
Baltimore, \ pri l. 1889
NTOTlCE.-The undersigned having made ar
= engagements to transact business for WI. Nicely MONT
toners and COAL genr rally that he has taken
the Office 81 SECOND where he w0u ~ pleased to
receive orders which will meet with prompt attention.
c NJ. DESIGN.
Baltimore, April 1859. m2atf
EOAL.-
" CUMBERLAND COAL o. the best qualify, rom lie
American Company and other mines in the Georges GTcrs
Valley, constantly for sale by the car load
STICkNEY * co,
ap246 Exchange Place