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CLASSIC CRITICISM. Missouri Democrat
Of late date, speaking of Julia Dean and the
st. Louis Theater, says: "Even she, the pet
and fayorite of st. Louis, must be sacrificed
at this dramatic slaughter house." Sacrificed
at a slaughter house, as "Polonius" says, is
good. The writer Of that sentence must re-
gard Iphigsnia and hogs, and the ancient
farces and wooden shambles as closely and mu-
tually allied.
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Two BuLLIEs KILLED AND ASorHER NOR
TALLY WoUNpED.--Lsst week serious rem.
counter occurred in Rutherford County, Tenn,
a short distance above Murfreesboro', resultinr
in the instant killing Of Berry Barnet and
Watson Vardel, and the mortal wounding Of
Tarlton O'Deneal. A young man named
Nevis, was assaulted by these three desperate
characters, and in defending bimself shot
Burnett and Vardel, instantly killing them
both. ~He then attacked O'Dsneal with rocks,
frseturipg bis skull, and producing such in.
juries as to preclude any possibility Of his re.
coyery.
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The First should be the Last.

BRowH has been tho nrst to make an open
war against portion Of the Slave States, with
a view to offer the slaves wholesale oppor-
tunity to escape; for his folly and its effects
he has been hung. We hope he will be the
last to make such attempts. There has been
an opon.handed frankness about Old 0ssawat-
omie that has made hero Of him. His fate,
however, should discountcnance a repetition Of
such lunacy.
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From New York.

New YoBK, December 2-The Pacific Mall
Steamship Company had meeting to-day to
consider the pending arrangements with Van
ierbilt, when the Committee stated all nego.
tiations we're broken of 10 consequence Of
Vanderbilt Ieoeding from the offers Of the
Committee. The negotiations we're then dis
charged, and resolutions passed that they
sould entertain DO further proposals for the
sale Of property or the franchises Of the Com
paDy, excepting by order Of the Board Of Di.
rectOrs, regularly convened.
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Brown Sympathy in Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, December "A meeting was
held hero tonight in commemoration Of the
execution of John Brown. Over 1900 people
we're present. Able addresses were made by
D. R. Tilden. R. P. Spaulding, G. q. Langs-
ton, A. G. Riddle and Rev. Messrs. J. G..
White, ". H. Brewster, Crooks and ]. n. W.
Toohey. Resolutions were adopted. The
hall was draped in mourning.
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River News,

PIrrsBuRe, December 2-P. M.-The river
is Ave feet three inches by the pier-msrk, and
rising. Weather cloudy and cold. IT rained
all day,
LOUISVILLE, December 2-P. M.-The river
is rising very rapidly, with seven feet water
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From Port.an.Princa.

NEw YosK, December 2.--Advicss from
Port-au- Prince to the 18th ult. have been 70.
ceivsd by an arrival at this port.
The markets were dull and glutted with
provisions.
Flour was quoted at 81 10.
Coffee was very scarce and high.
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PRo-SLAvERY EXCITEMENT II MrssissIrpI.
Ten peddiars, suspected, without the least
reason, Of that dreadful but indefinite crime
known as Dab .litionism" were arrested near
Abbeville, Miss. recently, and ordered to leave
the State forth with.
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ASSASSINATION IN KESrUoKY.--John Spring,
ayouug man, was found dead lately, In 0wsley
County, KY, shot through the head and heart
by persons unknown. A man named Daniel,
who had qusrreled with deceased, was arrested.
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street Railroad in Covington,

street Railroad In CovingtOn.
We felicltate our neighbor, the city Of Cow
ington, at the prospect of realizing the benefits
Of well.managsd street railroad. A propo-
sition from excellent mon now awaits the ac.
tion Of their Council. We bespeak for it full
consideration and passage at an early day.
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SUICIDE OF KENruoKy MEaoHAsr.-John
P. Redding, = merchant at Frankfort. KY,
aud member OF the Presbyterian Church,
committed suicide in that city on Thursday
morning by hanging himselfin his store room.
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Asg- sPRAeuE 3 Co These fashionable
drapers have superior stock Of Clothing Material
which they are prepared to cut and ft upon the
shortest order and In neat aud gentesl style They
also have a superb stock Of Boys Clothing ready.
made, and invite the attention Of parents to that
fact Call and see for yourselves at the southeast
corner of Fourth ard vine.streets.
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n~- ITHAs BEEN DISCOVERED
IkxY2 AT LAST =-Tha ariiola that curaa alransi

N> ITHAs BEEN DISCOVERED
W AT LAST.-The article that cures almost
without fail every species Of eruptions Of the face
bands. or other parts Of the body. IL Jour face dis.
figured with pmpes or an irritating eruption Of any
kind; have You contracted that most troublesome
disease Barber's Itob are you troubled with Tettsr
on tho hands or elsewhere; have you any annoying.
irritating itching, iufamed eruption Of any kind;
go at once and obtain q pamphlet describing the
effects Of Palmtrs Lotion, and giving an amount of
evidence in its favor, that will put to rest all doubts
ofits efficacy in tho cure Of oil kinds Of cutaneous
diseases. After becoming satisfied that the Lotion
is no humbug, procure bottle aud use it, and you
will be satisfied that the half has not been said in Its
favor that might b.
Price 10 cents, or six bottles for So 50.
s0L0N PALMER, Agent,
neSo No. d West Fourth street,
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49, FouR-DoLLAR HAT.--The four-dollar
silk Hat sod by Hilbert Bro, at their we'll. pa.
tronized stores, Nos and 2o West Fifth street, 10
the wonder OF all. 1t is beautiful, and dressy, and
durable. Try one.
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Cough Remedies.

A YER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL
"A Phtllps's Cough Syrup;
Jaynes Expeotorant;
'i+ Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry;
Jonas Whitcomb's Asthma Remedy
Eoley's Indian Balsam;
Halls Balsam: '''
Rogers Liverwort and Tar.
HoOfland's Balsamlc Cordial,
StafoTd's Olive Tar; '-f-'.l 4..
eellerss Cough Syrup; u.e.
DR.. Warren's Cough Mixture;
Stabers Cherry kxpectorant; i..l
Mrs. Gardeners Basam Of LiverTort.
Low h Reeds Pulmonary BRlsam,
New England Cough Syrup, 'H
Rushton's Cod.liver OH;
Simess Ood.lyer OIL
Burnet's Codiver Oh 4;
Baker's Oodliyer Oil (; idol
81. Querus and Richards Cod.livrr OIL Jslyi
French Pectoral Cigars; 't
Bryan's Puimonlc Waters;
Lococks Pulm0nio Waters;
Wistar's, Peterss and Sherman's Cough LOG.
4 enRes;
Browns Bronchial Troches;
Z Iceland Moss Paste;
Marsh.mallow Paste, 90.
Constantly on hand and for sale, wholesals and N
tail, BY
de2c N. II. cor. Fourth and MalD, streets.
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Another Fish Story.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 2.--We understand
that letters were mailed at the postofBcs In
this city yesterday to the Sheriff of every
county in Virginia. BY whom or for what pur-
pose il is not known.
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From LeavenwOrth.

LEAvRSwoRTH, December 2.--The express
from Denver City, which left there on the
oath, has arrived. 1t brings $l2, 900 treasure,
but no news Of any Importance.
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z%- FAsHtoNABLu CT

E@- FASHIONABLE CLorHIse.-0ur citizens
and the public generally should bear 10 mind that
Friel Mcclure are first class Merchant Tailors
Ifin want Of llothing, call at No. 2e Walnuttreet.
II you are In need OF warm overcoat, call at No.
2s Walnut street. If you wants fashionable Dress
Coat or pair Of Pantaoons, call at No. 2se Walnut.
afr
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ggFor Christmas Presents g. TO Albert
Rosss, southwest corner of Eshth.srset and West
ern.row.
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SS- Daguerrean Gallery, southwest cor
nsr of Sixth and Western.row, over Hannsford's
drug store Pictures taken and ut In good cases
for twenty cents. Warranted to please,
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GS~ CHEAP HArs.--Hendlsy, 262 Fifth
street, near Western.row, is making very fne Hats
at cheap rates. Drop In and get one.
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HOME INTEREST.

@8 A. A. Eyster, Clocks, Watches and
Jewslry, Nos. al and 81 western.row.
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Gg- ONE. DOLLAR PHoToeaApHs.-Do not
forget that Dewey 4 Co.'S Gallery, No. ia West
Fifth street. is the place to get large Photographs In
gilt frames for the moderate sum Of one dollar.
Drop IN and see specimens.
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One Hundred Guns.

ALBANY, December 2.-0no hundred guns
were fired to-day in commemoraton Of John
Browns execution.
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Dl Ed,

wAGGONER.-Ou Wednesday, November 80, Mrs.
Diana Waggoner, r-lict Of John Waggoner, In the
seventy. ninth year OF her age.
BROWa-Suddenly at Oharlestown, Virginia, at
quarter. past eleven O'Clock, yesterday morning,
John Brown, IN the nfty:eighth year OF his age.
His death was supernduced by exposure at Harper .
Ferry, on the night OF October l6.
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MaB- LApIEs' FuRs The largest variety 10
the city every variety, style and quality wsl.mads
goods and low prices.
DODD & CO.,
Hatters aud Furrers,
No. l44 Main.street, below Fourth.
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~KENNEDA's MEDICAL Dis

PsKENNEUXYS MEDICAL DISs
W. COvERY 10 acknowledged by tho most en-
nent physicians, and by the most careful druggists
throughout the United States to be the most eectua
suffering and effected more permanent cures, than
any preparation known TO the profession. Sorofula,
Of Whatsoever nature, are cured by few bottles, and
the system restored to full strength and vgor Full
and expcit directions for the of liberated
legs and other corrupt and running ulcers given In
the pamphlet with each bottle For sale by JOHN D:
PAEk, SURE, EUKSTEIN co., and GEORGE
M DIXON PrfceSl. sepl9-ay
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Ax=s>OFFICE OF THE PAssEN-
NS@ GER RAILROAD szsrzuHwA.
COMPANY OF CINCIN- sS> %lHAakl13k
Natl, s. W. corner Of Third AEEEHs1lEsslH
and Raoe.s e.streets, October.
Is, lsos.-This road 10 now open. Oars will start,
at intervals OF ten minutes, from $50 4. N. un.
til midnight, running eastward on Thrd-street
from Wood TO Lawrence. street, and Westward ON
Wood Citizens will please bear in mind that the
cars will invariably cross intersecting streets before
''ooHaf oools.a ~ p''JSEs JAMES J. ROBBINS, President.
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ND EMOvAL.-E. 0sM0ND, M. D.,
AO Dentist. has removed 10 z72 Vinestreet, .neai
Seventh. opposite the Gas Once. no25-bm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A@.Y. M. M. L. ASSOCIATION
EkY A meeting Of the members of this Asso.
cation will be held In the Library Rooms ou SAT
URDAY EVENING, Dec. 3, at ~ O'Clock, for the
purpose of appointing q committee Of seven menu
bers by ballot, to nominate officers for the ensuing
year In conformity with the provisions OF the ninth
OF such other business may be presented BY order
Of the Board. lno29eI J. L. TALBOT, Rec. Sec.
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MISCELLANEOUS
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS.
PAYNE d BLACKrORD

j AVE now on hand an elegant assortment Of
IA FINE BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for the iolyia.s Call and see theni.
The "fefen Gdhcrga splendid volume of cngra, ngs a
ter The great mpStera-Lon,on
The Republican Court all Americans should have
The tbutt ef Ndyoieos.
Lefps's iarirait~ oJ ksaiasat Persondves- 3 vols
Poets
"Fioras Dconary"-h, Mira T. wirt--a bcauhai present
"liousehoi Hook OF rociry"-n superb collection.
"percy's ReliIurs"5 vols, spendidi, bound.
"Parabc Of Our orthe elegant work gotten up
In country.
"The British Po,s"- In yols, Turkey Morocco
Mount Vernon and Its AssocatoBsa and elegant book
by Loss,ng
yrons roela Works In various splendid London
edition, pruis,y Illustrated
Shakespeare In many si,cs-.ome very handsome.
The poccal works o Scott Moore Burns Rogers larr NAL
Iongfcllow, Ne, Re.
superb Lonion EDITION Of the "rlgrim's Progress"
"Woriswor,h's Greoce"vrry elegantly gotten up
rrescolts Works,-lr,ngs Works. &c, No.
Pocket aud Family lhes In great variety Of splendid styles
and hndings
Prayer Books every price and Style very splendid
Hymn Bu"hs used b, all the churches.
FANCY ARTICLES,
Writing Desks o all styles ladies' Work boxes,
pretty Ladies aud Gcncncns Dressing Cases segar Cases
Card Cases Porte Monaies Calas insans very elegant olo
Standa Tnr Cases. Gold Pens Pocket knivca Portfolios
In great variety.
Stereoscopic Instruments,
Aud views III all styles beautiful lui,lay presents
Just rccci, ,cd, THREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS, OF different
styles. Just received also, few carefully selected
Arns-e raresl and most beautiful Of all engravnga
lice
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TO THE PUBLIC

again appearing before the public soliciting their favor
earnestly and gratefully acknowledge THIS long and
the house of Glass Raine and shall
use every In to make the new concern still
worthy OF their confidence. ~ ~
With renewed facilities in every department of the business
with determination to keep the finest and best goods man
together with the latest and most fashionable styles
and due attention all the minute details of the business feel
warranted in saying offer better styles of clothing
ond nj lower prices than any house In the trade. .
NV arrangements will he so thoroughly complete that shall
be able 10 furnish days notice suits of the latest
siyes aud will guarantee give person FITS who VIII
'"' ~ CHARLES j. RAISE,
Successor 10 Glass 4 Raine,
deca Main Street. Lynchburg Virginin.
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MCKINNEY & co,
WuoIEsALs AND RETAIL
GrOccrS and Gen'l Commission Merchants,

Bank Square, Main Street, LynchbuTg, Va
M In receipt ~ Spring stock Of Groceries,
w Iron, steel staple Dry Goods, Sc. consisting of
Cuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
Loaf Crushed, Grunuaied and Powdered Sngar;
l.agura, Ro Java, Mocha and Santos toie,
Sperm, Wax AdaInanne and lulluw tandes
Brown aud Fancy Soaps, various brands;
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious oolong &c
Spices OF ever, kind: Sole Leather, good ind amago
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt; Cotton Nurns
NIL Nos; Virginia nnd Western cured Racon No Halifax
iI,rrings whole AMI half barrels No and Mackcrc In
Kits No Peruvian Guanu Old Dominion Nails English refn
h Iron; Band Hoop aud sheet Iron; Norway Nail Rods &r
EAST, Shear and listcrcd stcc Wagon Boxes all steSto
seirr with general Of staple Dry Goos such
No and oznaburg lcachcd md brown shlrtngs and
Shccigs Bnraps, PlantanAon Linen tOttonacs striped
Oznatrgs rrts, Ginglams, sc. de- 10 which the, respect
uly nsk examinations from their friends and the public
rally.
Particular attention paid 10 consgnmenls Of all kinds o
t,0mnir, Prnducc. april 2Odls.
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lh6GSRlaltlOlN.

TgNIIE copancrp heretofore existing under the styc and
oi Glass Raine is this day dissolved by mutual con-
Mr. Raine retires from the All persons having
claims against the Arm will please present them 10 Mr. Glass for
payment and all persons indebted TO the firm will make
inent o him, his authorized agents.
X. II. GLASS.
OCTOBER 2ltl 1S59. CllAS. D. EAlNE
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New Concern

N 0W . 0 q II
HAVE this day purchased OF Mr. r. H. Glass his entire in
cres late of Glass lane and H. H. Glass
and the will hereafter be conducted in the and
stye Of CHARLES J. RAINE All persons having claims
aganst either will please them TO for pay
nen; all due The will be collected by
CHARLES j. RAINE
LyycuBr re- December 1s 1859.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
HAVE this day sold TO Mr. Charles Rane my entire in
and al person. having against the said will
present Mr. Kaine for payment and all debts due the
sal i'll be paid 10 him.
In retiring from the business beg leave TO tender to my
friends and the public my thanks for their patronage so long
extended respectfully recommend Mr. Rane to their
continued favors HUBERT H. ULaSS'
LYNcusuRG, December LIST, 1859
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Il L. II Nj

Tb. yIgGINiAN published daily at 70 and Tf- Weekn ~
r unnnn in advance, and Weekly at W insnra,. IA a.
y abrwise A. 80 will bc charged In all cases No paper
vi H., except at the option of tho Proprietor un-
W ali ayrsnrae,s shall have besn paid - -.
urs or the ars insertion, aud cents r sacn
unle.s ordered form weekly and then D"
% rr ,uuarc he charged for each insertion 1.-THE num-
~ Insertions bc marked the MSS,lt Will be pubshed
: ~ n, 'rJ,r,d oul and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE: 40,
Far one square daily.
rnr Two squares, daily o.
tnr Two squares trweky . -, 4, .,e w.
intended for both papers su'9o'' " 'i'
rirl contract 80, u,., A.. ,,r i'm ate I'm.
- ar thy nd ycrtisgncus charged for transient rates ,
An new advertisements appear In inc aa'y ane
uary notice. which exceed eight lines are charged
rairahly for the excess.
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FRANKLIN & Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GlOCERS 6 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

I.IN NCH Is u RG, VA,
VUAyE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
L L 30 bags Rio. Lagura and Ia,a Coffee;
Extra e., Crushed and Pul, erizcd Sugar.
10000 lbs Icnks,ilic and Union Cotton larns
2Gu kegs Dld Dominion Nails:
2O0 sacks Liverpool and Virginia Salt:
~ boxes Adamintne and Iallow Candles:
21u sides good Sole Leather;
300 blankets;
ron (IIammcred, Rolled Band Horse Shoe, Round,
Oval and Hoop;
IL heavy boots and Brogan-, Shoes;
New and est lna Moas-cs fine Syrup Bacon Sides.
Loaf Sugar Mackere In barrels and Kits aud Black Teas
and Toilet Soaps Rice Soda, Spices, Ginger Pepper,
Salt e,re, Alum Extract logwood Indigo, Maer Starch,
Window Glass Putty, Wagon Boxes Spades shoves, Trace
Chains Grind stones Grind Stone Fixtures Horse Shoes Nail
Rods, White Lead, Zinc Tanners on Upper Leather CAST,
and istccd Steel Axes Coil upe Blackng, Powder,
Shot Lead Painted Buckets sugnr Boxes Nests oi Tubs,
Wrapping aud Writing Paper Shoe Thread 1wine Demohns
Stoncwa. staple Dry Goods such brown beachei and
striped Domcses, Paids Lns!s, Jeans kerscys fn Cloths
Fiannels, BED Blankets, Cacs ApaccHs, &c, with large
general Of Liquors, Wncs&c
cE Particular attention paid to the sale OF Tohncco Wheat
Corn Flour all other kinds OF Produce and prompt
nee made for the sale of oct ~ dActs
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Fo,Chapped Hands and Face.

ForChapped Hands and Faoe.
(NOMPOUND CAMPHoR ICE, with Gycrrne. and
~ elegant remedy for thappcd Hands and Face Sore Lips
sunburn, &c &c Also ksclp sayc, Cold Cream and Lip
Balm, for sale by JOHN II. sEAY,
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roR ooTJoHs AND COLDS.

DRowNs BRONCHIAL TRooHEs for the enrs Of I,I srSn
81 M. Cadner's BaIsam Wstars Basam Of Wild Cherry,
Bryn's PlImonc wafcrs Jujube Paste Gum ozenges &C.,
@c;, g.. aor ,a,. en''" Druggist.
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tA HlIDS. CUBA SUGAR-pntt cholce;
~ 8o0 Ibis Refined Sngar-ali grades;
20 iSbls. sweet Cider;
boo Sacks Fine and Coarse Salt
200 Bhs No. und j Mackerc;
100 Bbls Apple Brandy;
~ Casks Madeira Wine;
4n0 lIngs l.nguyr and Rio Coffee;
100 Bbs Portland syrup:
90 Bbls New Orleans Moasses;
20 Tierccs Cod0sh
30 Casks Fine French Brandy;
400 boz Buckets Tubs l'rooms, &c;
100 Bbis. Fine Rye Whiskey;
For sale by JONES h 90,
dec Bids Richmond.
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LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. DECEM BER 80. /
MISCELLANEOUS.
18th Semi Card

l0tn S0ml-Annual CARD.
TTNE subscribers invite the attention OF their
tmers and the public general. to their
pre stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS now In
comprising every article pertaining to the
Clothing and GentlemenS' Furnishing Trade,
Of the latest and most approved styles aud materials Deter
mined TO maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation o
Establishment have spared pains excellence
Of customers.
The annexed list hut mperfcy indicates the variety of
correct Idea of which only bc obtained by
animation Rest quali, French medium aud low prices roa
Cloth Coats our Cloth Coats always heretofore having taken
the lead la style h and general perfection will be found Ia
surpass If possible those sold by In former Choice
Cashmere Business suits, Over Coats Farmers Riding
Coats Inverness Manes Congress over Coats cor Emanuel
racols ack Fame. tassuere Pants Vests In the
variety aud material French Yoke Shirts large stock al
hand lShir,s made to order when prcfccd) com
pcie stock o Mems Under Wear OF best make and material
Crn, Scars, Beaufort Etox, Montaamlcrt Garhai, an
other ,c Ties Gcntlemcns shawl and Travelling blank
Railway Eugs, Gloves, Kid, Calf Wash Norway Cassmcru
Thread, the famous Mountain Buck, and other seasonable
Gloves Pocket Handkerchief Socks Dressing Robes &c DC
BURROUGHS, SIAFEE II Co,
sent os-,s Main trcct
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FRANCIS b. DEANE. Jr., Il son,
LNNCllBTEG, VIRGINIA,
MAsuFAcrrRKNs
HTTT,ED RAII.ROA n OAR WITEET 4

fi7iEY prepared 10 exccute, promptly orcrs
tent for their WHEELS, made u Ir
1iuid Coat Bkist tndIco1i Ifg
Jous K. McDAr Est, President Virginia Tennessee
kutlroad Go.
Enw H. Gut, Esq, Superintendent Virginia and Tennessee
Rairpad Co
Tmos. popAMrAp Esd, Superintendent, Virginia Central
Railroad Co.
Mr. prrrRs, Master MachnIst Virginia and Tcnne-.
ST. Railroad Go.
Mr. ARcninAln Por, Master Machnist Virginia Central
Eairaad Go
JoaErH r. ASpHRsos. E"., Richmond, Va.
Messrs MoRniss, TANNER 4 Ia, do
FR,Scis MALLORY Esd President Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co.
wa MALONE Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co.
ADAM DENMEAp, Esq, Baltimore Nd.
H. WYATT h TO-, thnrlcson T. {.
Wa l. ANpRRsos, ESQ. Mollc Ala.
WM. @. SwAS, Esq, Knoxville, Tenn.
GESERAL JACKSON Monros, Pensacola, Flori,lu.
The business at the LAN0llORNE FOUNDRY, will hcrenE
Ter he conducted 10y the subscribers under the firm Of f. Il.
DIANE JR., & Sos y. II, DEANE in.
lb-c2awtA H. BROWNE DEANE.
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WILMINGTON USE,
ELL HOU E,
yo. Il2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
I. RoRABACK Proprietor.
JOHN g. KYLE Manager,

JOHN 3. x IE, MdHdStI,
leave TO announce their fen and the public gener
aIy that the CAREL HOUSE, is OPEN II has been ex-
luvcly furnished and will be conducted by the present pro-
yor upon approved style, in all respects ne
has been conceded the best In the city, being IN
The centre of business Main Street, within few minutes
walk Of the Depot, Warehouses. Banks, &c. 49,.
polite and gentlemany clerks rendy prompt and ae'
tive servants travellers visitors Ia this House may resi- as
surc that eyesy will be cared for in that style ha WIN
themselves heyewl spare pains or expenses ~ rehner
nr comfort 10 NIL who visit House. From our TRENDS ana
Inc public generally we solicit share your patronage
ISAAC RoRABACK, Proprietor
sep, 2sa1y JOHN :. KYLE, Manager