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NORTH CAROLINA Roll OF HoNoR-The follow
ing is list of revolutionary soldiers supposed to be
living and pensioners on the roll of the State of
North Carolina with their ages, in 1859: Cornelius
Clements, Rutherford county, 102 years; John
Brooks, Robson county, 1O2 years; David Cocker
ham, Surry county, SO years; Edwin Hickman,
Stokes county, SO years; Moses Jones, Orange
county, 81 years Alexander Lemonds, Rocking
ham county, 9s years; James Nicholson. Stokes
county, 81 years; Adam Phillips, Buncombe coun-
ty SO years; George Roberts, Buncombe county,
101 years.
81 R. B. Paschall, Esq., the popular and worthy
Sheriff of Chatham settled with the Comptroller on
Monday last being the eighth Sheriff to settle his
public taxes the present year. We learned from
the Sheriff that the public taxes of Chatham are
about twenty-five per cent. this year than they
were last.
Later from Europe.
We have the latest intelligence by the steamer
Hungarian
The Congress of Zurich met on the 9Th, accord
ing to previous announcement but nothing of the
proceedings had TRANSFERRED thus far. Sardinia is
represented.
The Emperor Napoleon was on visit to the
camp at Chalons, witnessing the maneuvres Of the
troops.
The British Parliament was still debating the
Italian question: but in a subdued tone
The official authorities of Zurich had given the
ambassadors warm welcome, and were to enter
tain them at public dinner on the eleventh.
The completion of the mammoth steamship Great
Eastern, was formally celebrated on the eighth in
slant by banquet on board, which was attended
by large number of distinguished men. The ship
was almost ready for service.
Cotton was steady at former prices. Breadstufs
dull, without material change.
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DISSOLUTION or CO.PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
TIME CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name or firm of HAMILTON L CARTER
alone authorized to close the business and use the
of the late firm in settlement Of its business.
w. H. HAMILTON,
THOMAS CARTER.
Raleigh, N. c.. Aug. IL, 1889. 74-lm.
s5y Sp rit of the Age copy one month.
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LANIER, BROTHERS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Nos. 254 and 256 BALTIMORE STREET,
BALTIMORE.
HAVE NOW IN STORE VERY LARGE AND
II commanding Stock Of Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, suitable for the
Fall and Winter Trade,
Which offer to customers and the trade generally
at low prices
We ask particular attention to our stock of HEAVY
COTTON AND WOODEN GOODS, which embraces q va,
riety of the best fabrics produced in the country.
august ~ 1859. H-3mpd.
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VIM III. HAMILTON,
FLORIST AND NURSERY lynn AN,

Raleigh, N. c.,
VXTILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS OF FLORIST
w and Nurserynan as heretofore carried IN by lam
ILTON CARTER, commencing from January 1860.
August 90, 1859 H-H
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T II e n A r X e r ..
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

AUGuQT
FLOUR-in ths curly mart Of the week there wss but
little arriving, aaa sales were easily made at IS
for g. F.; on thursday there q good supply arrivng
with sales low - IS 80 for F. and this morning st
SPIRITS TURPENT1NE-Seme sales early in the week
at s71Sc, afterwards the market declined 4 cent.
BACON-The arrivals Of n. G. during the week has
been light, though fully equal the demand except in
Hams VIII oh are much enquired for
LAkD-In demand at l4@l5 cents
CORN-&l 20@l Is per bushel.
SALT-We note advance of 10 cents p sack.-C.r.
PETERSBURG MARKET.
AUGUST 90 1859.
WHEAT-The transactions for the week have been toI
eraby heavy and the market closed dull to-day ut
about two cents decline upon what opened Monday
for prime lots of white but than that other grades
We quote good to prime red at 81 5@l 49, and choice
81 20; Fair to good white Il 22@l 2s and prime 81 80.
Inferior and common grades and also damp and smutty
lots are very dull and low, say s5c@*l Is Among the
sales this morning lot of LOO bushels prime white.
TOBACCO market during the last week has ruled
quiet with dow ward tendency. The breaks have been
Tor the season. and to-day the market closed dull
with decline on general descriptions, but most the
lower grades We now quote poor to common ugs 4@4Nc
m'ddIng to fair 5@5c; and good to very good 6@67Sc
po"r to common leaf mddng 75@sc and fair to very
!2c No fancy opening. Stocks in Warehouses for
inspection are larger than ua for the The dull
in the manufactured article in the Northern Markets
Continues and to that fact attribute the decline in the
raw material in market
COTTON market for the week has ruled very quiz
et with sales of some 200 800 bales at basis of FEC
Tor prime For other descriptions prices nominal there
beng no demand Many Cotton planters would promote
their interest by picking their cotton with and
AVOIDING as much as possible wing it trashy and dirty
the market is very active and there exists strong
Demand inferior and medium g of cotton toerably
saeabe but when the demand equal to the supply it
almost impossible to sell hv g,uaes. The accounts
FLoUR-Is lower with a limited home home demand We
quote Supeifne $4,000. Extra Superine $61z@7I-
the latter figures, when sold in retail way. Ne new Fam
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AUCTION SALE.

AN THURSDAY NEXT THE 25TH INST, AT 10
U O'Clock A. NJ, we will sell at our Auction Room, one
door ab,se the OAK CITY HOUSE, large and we'll
eced sock of Hardware consisting Of every thing gener
ally kept in Hardware Store.
Terms Of sale cash .. ... ..7
JONES MOORE, Auct'rs.
August 20, 1852 Tilt
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EN- GOODS.

nWING TO THE COLD WEATHER m, JUNE, WE
have on hand much larger stock of Linen Sacks and
date, we will offer them at greatly rsdscsd prizes
+. L. HARDING.
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SPARTA ACADEMY LOTTERY,

CLASS No. 518,
Draws Wednesday. September 2Sth, 1850,
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN.
rs Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots. :
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TWO TICKETS I
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HtOLORED MARsEILLEs vEsTsl-AT REDUCED
~ Prices We have hand upwards of 200 CoIored Mar.
settles Vests Of choice patterns made in the best style
E. L. HARDING,
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II ARGE STOCK OF SUMMER CASHMERE PANTS
IL now selling at New York cos, to reduce stock.
E. L. HARDING.
w Spirit of the Age copy.
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SILK AND MOHAIR SACKS-Ccol and pleasant for
- hot weather, now selling for a Sc, worth %.
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HOLDEN l. WILSON, STATE PRMrsRs,
AND
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cheney to The supply aow furnished the other half
and the storing of larger supply in view Of acct
dent tofAs pursyH and also to admit IL filtration,
with more than the cost of the ex,enson'
The second question. eau we .,o,c afford this
outlay is easily answered. Ii is proposed to raise
the necessary funds by issue OF bonds bearing in
forest semianbuaiiy and payable some thirty
years hence. RESPONSIBLE persons have already
offered to undertake every part Of the work, aud
in payment receive these bonds at par. This
question then becomes "can we afford To pay So,
Goo annually for thirty years and then lay $780,
OO0g" and this is answered by the simple state
Inent that the enterprise will itself FROM its rent
do this.--more. that our present works. with its
present renters. can do this and mere.
This mas seem bold assertion, but facts bear
ne out. Our present water works were complet-
ed some twenty eight yeus ago Mt a cos Of $50,
0O0-this was paid las the cost of the enlargement
is proposed to be- by an issue OF City bonds
Until 1851. no separate account was kept of these
works. Its earnings went into the common funds
of the City and out of these common funds its ex-
penses were paid. In 1851, the Watering Cons
mittee was directed to keep its accounts indercn-
IDENTIFY and any surplus from time to time remain
ing On hand to invest u sinking fund, for the
final cxtnguishment Of the original debt. The
first entry to the credit of the Sinking Fund"
bears date 10 Sept 1857 and is Cor So 500 that day
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AN AGENT FOR ALI. THE PAPERS OF HE LINE
Of the Railroad fron Iynchburg to Knoxville; all E" them
having large circulation the people of South western
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Ca ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -Asa
IN ANY OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, ! ,..,.,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, ) "'''''''
BROWNLUW'S KNDXNILLE treuu.> " mo
VINDICATOR. Jonrsb.rough Tenn.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER Morristown Tenn
S SAzETT STAR Lexington, Va
V PnMGSfAT' A.nsdouv.
DFMoCRAT. Liberty Va"
SALEM REGISTER, Salem, Nn.
TIE VISITOR, Marion. Smythe 90 Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence draysonco. Va
V RaMnGEH MiirrG, Fmeast'e.va.
STAR AND HERALD ChristiansburF, va.
WYTHEVILLE TEIEGRAT II, w.,,a,uia ~.
WYTHEVILLE TIMES, "'' '' -
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union. Monroe county, Va
ADVOCATE, Jefersonvic, TazeWe county, Va.
REGISTER }n.,,un Va
THE SOUTH. w EST, " Pearisburg, HES county, Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va
Wishing in of the above will
and call AT the Office Of the
Iynchburg Vrginian. UP STAIRS where contracts will be
made and adj WAKpEp NIrHou DELAY.
f@I will also and forward advertising 10
10 the United States. A. WADiilIn
scptets Foreman Virgininn Office.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. o.-Last night at q meeting
Of tho Democratic members Of the House of Rep
reseniatives called for tho purpose Of discussing
the Tariff question, specific duties were gcner-
ally opposed aud resolutions that is it unexpedl-
cut u alter the present Tariff. were passed almost
unanimously
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80
Markets,

New YORK. Feb. Cotton has declined an
eighth. Flour hcavy Southern S5,15 to st. To-
Wheat unchanged. Corn firm, and prices un-
changed.
BALTIMORE Feb. Flour duh and prices NOM
inal Wheat steady: Red 81 80 to 50 White
81 so to Go. Corn dull with declining ten
drncy
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Dialogue on BOARD Steamer st. " icholas,
"> an. al.AnAMA hilEh.
col Z Fri 81 - int'tnr" 10 N'u MI, W III Fl"a' :,
Agent II The . ga cay SEWING MA,in'. You mus, buy
M, !. in,l a' b" '"' ~. ,..,..
but ~ have a i"d great eat i>iY 10 So" IN "lura
i'm l"i f, '-o - YOU irirnl fnai lac VIII sIo" up
F--cctail s,r Itw. aGord ,nc much .leasnre graf.
'fy Your rnr % n4 have II" doubt shall sell you Mn
IAdi nrn. f., 'ur cnrin + hrgn- to operate Makes a
run II NeHt pan m just ~ muucs
COL k-It'lr - Jon now see what can he done by the
D-itt,u', wonderful Had no tlea that work could be
done raIIn Nrd nh such II MI T. would Oh
along with ii ''nue, we co"lie It along h"y.
in couple of hor N thai rd operate the Machine
u -ie" - 'ns"f my n'shn"s has Machine dat cot
ly can do d" with IT, although they have had s"'erA
E-Thp ore 4 The old complicated ones Sir Iii. yon
will find much simple You have only to place two az
1a w. ,'i," ,m III it, " s ,h ulI -
this man'cr. ard y""r Machine Is IN mnIk ny oror
DIV that certainly Is sinp" enough and Of c'nr-"
having ,e ,cn'ry /, not iahr t. get out OF o,dcr
F-J".' 9" >ir r"" l. n" chance for them :" ga out ."
order WIN f.l sueh confidence in them TIN, war
rant them :" inu for year aud VIII keep them IN o' fi
that tin :" tree ct ctarsr.
of iheso chos 1t would take your sesmstres' half da
t. do Mai hr done in twenty minutes by th' Machine
Machine side. In six unnt have ased Two
'r r"naiin -e and one tr my family for fine work quilt
bcoIo"v' Won 'eIus large Planter You o''md t"
buy o"" 'Fcn two but am small on" andk"cp no Steam
max" the females each family do their
ing / night and rainy weather
Col RJust the strength nf this Ynn see II will
not although II nearly ali 10 pieces Now d.
Aud that your work don't by each family you say, rips
nn y before II Il half worn out
D( T,EtnR tie strength If ht Scam Yes. that "a tact
Co"nrl Your snInenf has decided will take
my horse maid II She certainly has
time enough make clothes enough for twenty hands
a. The t2latar Ci;y Double Hrad Famiy HsHe Machinf
,alc at 10 MAIN 81 RIcnMoND Va at tie 10" prices
o $50, $40 and sJl each
re- AGENTS WANTED to sell these Mathiirs TIN.
LIBERAL dis. allowed For single Machine Agencies
alply "a above. w. H. FkEAR
jan ~ dScts. Atont
UDARuS FASIglONa FOR JANUARY, 1899
The lie Ron Ton and Monihiy Report IF Fashion for Jan.
nary hand and for sale by the sin gle copy sub
srri:iion Call anil examine II, Il G. NICTDE.
ian
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MARRIED.

In Appomaitox Co.. Va, on the Ord Of Jannn
nv, by Rev j. II. Cowlhron, Mr.. AptR>"S CoAt
NAN, Of Buckingham county, and Miss NANNY +
CoMLEY, Of Appomattox.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

Religious services will be held this morning at
IL o'clock, by the Rev. Mr.. kinckle Of the Epis-
cora Church, at the rcsid ncc of the lat John H.
solomon.
The friends and the public generally nv" res
pectfully invited to attend Feb Bird.
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From Brazos.

New ORLEANS. Feb. 2.--The Steamer Gcu Rask
arrived here today from Brasos. A conducta
with million of dollars ii, specie and bullion had
arrived at Matamoras. Garcia was preparing to
march from ramauliras TO as.ist the Liberals.
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BY. TELEGRAPH.


WAsu,scros. Feb. 2--SExArr.--Ths Agrionl-
tural College Bill was defeated.
The Indiana Appropriation bill was discussed.
IIorsE NJ REPRESENTATIVES, The proceedings
in this body were unimport1nt
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MEErivG.-There are
regular meetings for PRAYER, ut the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, AT T. o'ciock
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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INSURANCE Loss.-The Hose Insurance Compa-
nv of this city, lost four thousand five hundred
dollars by the recent burning of the steamer North
Carolina, said vessel being insured to that amount
in the Lynchburg Office.
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the de-
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday, Il
loaded cars, consisting of 1910 bushels of Wheat
52l barrels of Flour; 10000 lbs. Miscellaneous
There were loaded cars sent West same day.
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IYNcmBrRG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE CoyrA-
NY.-At the annnal election Tor officers Of this
Company, held oil Tuesday afternoon last the FOL
lowing named geutemea were chosen for the en-
suing wear: President. John Robin Mcdaniel
Vice President. James NJ. Cobhs, Chief Engineer
Gco Is. Thurman. Treasurer james o. Williams.
Secretary, Creed I. Wills
Directors Oh part OF the Stockholders, John I.
Davis, NJ. $. langhorne. and Chas II. Slaughter.
Directors, on part Of the liosemen, James +.
PAYNE, VIM. T. Anderson, Samuel II. Mckinney,
John Otey Taylor. and VIM. IL. Stratton.
The following gentlemen were elected Engineers
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AFTER HoURs-Bob slave to Edward Galway,
and hired to Mr.. MCGOWAN. was taken up by Off
GERS Dawson and Taylor, a back street Tues
day night after hours and without pass. This
being his first offence, coupled with his hitherto
good character, induced the Mayor to let him off,
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

REV DR. BssHuNE's. Lscturs last hight, a
splendid ,ehsrt, abounding in learning. ehqhsncc,
and hun,ot most happily blended, which IN al We
can say just Mt thr print Of going to press. We
advise every BODY To- attend tonight.
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DESCRIPTIONS AID NEW TrnMs.

NEW CONCERN.--Wr have this Aay, u.-s-
eate' ourselves taHehsf ss the doing ff
era orse and Gmtss.es Rnsss anil, tho style and firm
ut koWLlN MuRRELI and have taken The hanss lately
plcd by Spwin Alexander Man ~ fynchbnrr nrHr
"ni"site the old stand Il Ma,rei sa,t"n We VIII kcrP
,'HiAnilv an hand general assortment Of GRotERlES
l.lQuolsS NJ AflE DRY GOODS, aud IN fact every arii
Gle usually l. In sneh establishments which We will sr
cheap "t cash ur II pnneua customers short I'M" Ne
VIII give ON personal attention the sal. OF BaoH aad Lard
and al hd taatrs ftadnes our long experience Ia bn
siness VI" give rs advantages and by prompt enl per
snns' s"ne" To- han,s hope I" receive literal shai"
ot patronage tom old friends aud the nhs rcfaii'
assuring them thai ehnrt shall be- a. i't>
who may iss", ia With th,it patronage
nENJ u NOM IN
I.,to Of The firm II SoNlin Nles au'cr.
TfIoS T. Mi'NH ~
Late Of tho Hrm ct Murrc 4 Sttait"n.
LrScnrrn6, January ist, ts3a
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"a M1sH GROC X RlEs.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
WHOLESALERS RETAIL. GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Opp0siif the i,r1itta BaRh. LfNGUBURG, Ia
lust to hand in store-No new Maekera, aud
j hills this Fails catch No North Caron, RI, Iicrng
Ibis Dbl Cuha Hone, strictly prime; 10000 bales Cotton
factory prices to the trndn 5000 lbs Leaf Lard Al Bai
more trade 200 seamless md sewed Bags
sorted Rico c. puiveriscd Crushed and Loaf
Sugar Java Mocho. Lagaira and Rio Cofee Green and
Black Teas Wool Rolls Wool Raw Cotton and BATS Bun
kots Pulled Cloths CassiDetts Indscys and Fianne Zinc
White Lead and other Paints Lnsced Lamp and Tanncrs
Oil and Cnpal Varnisb Hammered. Rolled Hoop, strop
Oval Round and Square Iron Iron Axe Cast Boxes shear
Spring and Blister Steel Bellows Hiecs, Anvil. Screw
Plates Horse Shes Wax. Sperm and Adsmantine Can
des and IL Pine ppc and English Dairy Cheese and
Rice Salt Nails French and American CLAN and Putty Clio
YER Timothy Orchard and He'd Grass Seed and many other
articles all hieh III be sold cheap cash. short cred
negotiable exchange for country produce
will rive to the sale of country produce
su,lr Ike prompt re ldec Il dts.
NEGROES wANTED.-Thc subscribrr con-
Times in market NEGROES, of both between
the ages Of 10 80 years including Mechanics such
and Carpentors and will the highest mark
prices s Office newly erected brick building. m
lst Immediately in OF the Farmers Bank
where he prepared avng erected buildings with that
sent 10 LYnchburg for sale mod
crate terms keep them Secure If they placed
II the Jail of the Corporation - -
Get Edo c6inosFJ BETH WooDkoOF'
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- p n BUSHELS OF PRIME NEW CIO-
7sDVy YER SEED just received. We regard it extra
fine lot. free ppe and other impurities and think
that their call examine
1t before bur ing elsewhere. IRBf SAL NDEkS.
S-We have in store also Timothy, Orchard Grass Blue
Grsss and Evergreen SEED. Ian % dts.
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suNO HOUaE. X EEPKKs-v have jwsi received
Il a second Winter supply OF WINDOW SHADES AND
GILT CORNICE; the style. which entirely and
very beautiful and the assortment the best we have ever ex
hbiird Cali and examine D. M SIMrsoN.
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JbTN IT NH,
JaNl4ii :. lt.f- ian IdNl GEORGE " ROOKIE


~ n U0odQ lho i'r m ~ Mnrfc StIn' IN wlI
rouiiruo HE GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
ut the cid -tu = Nnttc n tu1tt Main Street, lY>tli
nURd W u II keep nu-trntly baud good assortment
e GROCERIES. Lut'nRS STAPLE DRY iiobpS and
il, fact every u'lr maud k' Grorrrv establishment
Particular Wr,"n put the sales IT Tobacco Wheat
Flour. and al othri li,ls =. C,untv prndncc
lhankil - ia" s,ly H"al patronage icrr"tr' hrai E"
ed upon tt" lCH."I, hope by ap"rsoual arnh"n t. IN
Snes- to most itiiuin mae Ut Ia, slnr
ana dtg WV n SrRAT1OE.
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led tu' together. Nmirr the s>l aI arm at T.
Rot Nj 80 tel The rnrr"so Of comll, Gina t'0rd' ia
rny G." "a tp,Lardi"4 Hs,,sS 81 III. Old stand ="
1--we. Jnos Mit Street here shnll be- pleh-
ed IT, soN' 'u ~ ior~ hul t'e tli rrnmH T., ns'
every "noti mote th' interest ljtuai rha adv dncss
made IN..ni. Ia hand tor sal"
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LY NC II Is u RG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET THE PEOPLE GF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
Tint you cnn aeII them Bnvgnins!
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DOCKET CUTLERY: Peckct Cutlery =
II tpcncd within the past week very large and beautiful
as .ort,ncnt Of POCKET CUTLERY, embracing the most
choice patterns and celebrated manufacturers 10 England
n. NJ SIMPSON.
Old, nj he Lock
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SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER.-Thos. Kelly, one of the
three Irishmen recently released from the City
Jail, was arrested at Martin Warehouse Tuesday
night. on complaint Of the wagoners who were
encamped in the yard attached to that establish
ment. The wagoners having recently suffered
rather severely from the deprcdatons Of rogues
and loafers are now somewhat suspicious of gen
tlemen who may chance to visit their rendezvous
during the night time. Mr.. Kelly,on the occasion
above mentioned, favored them with nocturnal
call, which, it would seem, not ut all appre-
ciated, for the Hbernian had hardly time allowed
him, in which to.ingratiatc himself in their good
graces before one Of their number repaired to the
Police Office and complained AS before stated No
evidence being adduced at the examination, the
accused was released from custody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

~ day G,mcl repatneshp, under III" style sni dia ~
JONES HfLPioE, aud " VI conduct the Gie''Fe c"mm'
ssoh aad f'b d'JHa the old stand II ST. dhs
jones They M kcp constant, hand good an wei ~
l.ctci s''in' nj Il GROCERIES, llOuoES WINES. Ac
all at Mhrh ", Vni tr resh. la lsugr feet country ~"
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