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OPPOSITION PRIMARY ELEorIoNs LAST NroHT.
following delegates to the City Conyention and can
die ates for ward officers. were selected:
First Ward..Delegates,. II. Mathews, Caleb Bloom.
er, B. W. Mookler, V. Shinkle, G. Holdeni Council.
man, John Carney; School Trustee, A. ]. Francis.
Second Ward-Delesates, VIM. r., Wade Fred. Der
man, J. K. Irwin, VIM Terrill, J. y. Wood; C0un-
Gilman, John Bettersby School rrustee,J w. Farrell
Third Ward-Deleaates, w. HOPKINS, j, II. Per-
kins. \. Charleston, W. Kinkead, 4 Luba; Council.
Fourth Ward Delegates, G.. ". Mopanold, r. W,
Cooper, w. Buckners - Whitaker, j. McGlas-
son; Councilman, Q. II. Railey School Trustee, j..
Fifth Ward Delegates, VIM. Bridges, R. Casey, N
Pratt, J. T. Read, Il. Ewing; Councilman, Frank
Riggs; school Trustee, j. L. Armstrong. -
Sixth Ward-'We were unable to obtain the returns
from this Ward. lH
Heventh Ward-Delegatcs, j. t. johnson, ], II,
Stevenson, j. 7. Vangaut, W. Haines, A, e. Rust;
Gpupcilnlan, ]. N. Longacre; School Trustree, Jos
VAndsgrit
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UINOINNATl MARKET-Nolyyynnrn 90

FLOUR-The demand continues active, and the
sales large. 5000 brs. sold to-day, closing at s. 05
@5 10 for superhne, and 81 2O95 60 for extra. Re.
WHiSKY-The market is dull and NC. per gallon
lower: sales of $500 brs. at 2l&c, including that
from wagon, iEgH. r5.gfl ift g-1v-l
HOGS-A continued active demand, and prices
higher sales 5000 head at $6 1906 4Othe leading
rate being 20 % for those averaging 200 pounds.
PROVlSlONS-A continued good demand for mess
Pork with sales of 1000 brls at SIS 70 on the spot
at 52l and 7c, and 800 6rs. Lard at iOc. 20 hhds.
Bacon Sides sold at 9hc.-which is an advance
Green Hams firm at &c. o... a, i ~
TALL0W-l0O tierces Butchers Association sold
at lOc IA decline. m =
at full rates. Sugar 791s4c. Molasses 47c., and
Coffee l21l3c. T'l g-.!l' .- ..f, ,'tt :
WHEAT-The market is Arm. We quote prime
white at 81 23@al %, and prime red at 81 l5(I i6:
sales Of l2o bush Hilat VI 49, 500 do. prime white at
81 %; 700 do. prime red at 81 l6. -'H
last quotations; sales OF $50 busb at Marietta Depot
at 43c. 1871 y
OATS-There is good demand, and prices steady
RYE-The market is firm, with good demand at
7Sc. ,ay 3f.} LuiI s.l-. ~ III
BARLEY-There Is good demand, and prices are
firm at our last quotations ~ 90 IsfI I,t4I.l.l
OHEESE-The demand continues actye, and prices
Arm: sales OF 300 boxes Western Reserve Ut &c.;
1j0 do: English Dairy at llc. ssyIi-ag... nhr
l7c for fair to prime; sales Of 10 brls prime at I7c
APPLES-There is a falr local demand, but prices
are without change. ~. 'TT.
POTATOES-There Is a better demand, but we
have no change 70 note in pfice sales Of 200 bushels
GLOVER SEED-The demand continues active,
and prices hrm at our last quotations: sales of 90
sacks at 81 50: 20 brls. at 81 70. ifhiitfs .Hu.f
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POLICE ECouRr.-Judge Lowe examined thirty
cases, yesterday morning, at the Police Court,
all Of which were of too little importance TO
enttle them to single paragraph.
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FAMILY 0YsTRRs.-Oysters, putup expressly
for family use, in cans and half cans, are re-
ceived daily at the store of Peter Cavsgna, at
No. 81 West Fifth-stroet, near Walnut. They
re Of rare quality. ~
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NOTABLE DAY.-Day before yesterday, the
18th inst, was the anniversary of the birth Of
Oliver Goldsmith, and also Of the death of
Cardinal Richeleu.
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MISSING NUMBERS WASrED.-We will give
one months subscription for Nos. SO and lO5
i OF the PENNY Press, which are missing from
our files. M
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THE PRES S.
WEDNESDAY,. -. NOVEMBER 30
CITY N Ew S .

For SALE.--A route on this paper. Call at
the counting-room between two and three
o'clock P. M. to-day.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon's Lazarus W. Powell and
j. l.. Chriman, OF Kentucky, were among the
guests at the Spencer House yesterday.
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COMMON PLEAS.
PROBATE COURT.

In the matter Of the assignment of J. j.
keatinge, the Court ordered the assignee TO give
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CovINeToN NEWS.

MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATURE.--The State
Legislature will meet at Frankfort on Monday next
Among other important business, that Important
body will be callod upon to choose United Senator
In place Of Hon. j. j. Crittenden, whose term Of office
expires on the 4th of March, 1851.
PERsoNAL.-Hon. j. W. Stevenson, member
Of Congress from this District, left this city for
Washington yesterday morning.
C0URr OF APPEALs.-The next term Of the
Court of ppeals commences on Monday next The
following cases on the docket originates In Kenton
County: To be argued January 8. Picket OF. al, VS..
the Kenton County Agricultural Society; Green VS.;
Simon &Co. ct al Louisville and Nashville Railroad
ys.Thomss Smith; same ys. Picket; yensys Pelly
Alexander 4 Co. VS.. the Springfield Bank; Clark.
sons exnectors, vs.. Clarkson. ct al January 4,
City Of Covington vs.. Kennedy: White vs.. City OF
Oovingtoni Gedse Bros. VS. same; Hammer ot al.
CLAYTON ct al vs.. Porter; vatter vs.. Green Ct al
January 5-Powell Brace ys. Tuller, Hart 4 Mo.
Corkle; Elliott VS.. the State Bank Of 0hiO Porters
Administrator ys. Ernst; Fleming vs.. Mayman; Pat.
ton vs.. Howard; Porter VS.. Morgan Administor
Kleete ct al. vs. Thompkns ct al; Young ct al. vs.
YounR's Executor Clemens Administrator ys. Scott
ct a.; 0'Donnsll vs.; O'Donnell Warden's Executor
VI. Madeira ct ali Matlos vs. Shields; WoNckle ct
oil. va, Henry; Hale VS.. Timberlake.
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METEOROLOGICAL 0BsERvArIoNs-Fo the
Penny Press, by Henry Ware, 0ptician, No. 7
West Eourth-street, November 20.
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AUCTION SALES

AU UTIo N fsALE.LBY q. BRA.
sSssfsd i v SCI, 'S
81 ocloSk 5 genera! Of Groceries, consisting
sounds T TS6.sso e es5Sss sgas' ~ sse, 3
leroes hs hss no kegs soda 100 boxes German SOAP.
Paper, rs boxes Glassware 80 - - - 80
Il iALso-Inslgo, HEMP Rope. Bedeords, Twin..
Tobacco, Y. H. q, P,spf Imperial and Black Teas,
ISSSYrNe neso 3. pRAsHEARs& CO., Aaotiou..r. MS 7
AUCTION sALE-BY KELLOGG 4
- ~ WILLIAMS Sales; rooms Nos. q and ?. East
vember 20, at o'clock, largP stock OF Toys, as.
sorted. pry and Fancy Goods, Clothing boots,
At lOa O'clock, general variety Of new and second.
hand furniture, &C. Hultt Fal1 lef
,;ALS0TA ,coaee-house stock, viz: a fine Counter,
Chairs, Tables, Stoves, Bar Fixtures, &C.
noD rarrnIil Ell lasAn KELLOGG. Auctoneer.
A UCTION sALE.-BY H.. S. MILES
IN --Sales.room No. 50 Main-street. Closing
Liquors, Cigars, &c, Of the late firm Of H. S. Miiss
vii on friday @ ssss
O'Clock, to close all consignments, lO boxes Vir.
i%s snf hs sSss. TSassT f. sa s %
70 boxes German Soap, barrels Bourbon Whisky, 70
bags Cotton Yarn, 800 boxes Ground Spices, 5 boxes
y kegs =; y. Soda, 10 kegs Nails,6 quarter casks
Brandy, % boxes old Brandy, 20 boxes g. r. Indigo,
ALSO-27 cases Mems and Boys Kip and Calf
Boots and Brogans, 100 bundles Straw and Rag
Wrapping Paper, 20 barrels Cider Vinegar 40 boxes
Wines. - -'il7' - - -O'
ALsO-Without any reserve, large superior new
noa0 1rI ii. j. MILES, Auctionser.
A UCTION sALE.-By JACOB GRAFT
"A r GO M I FURNITURE N r at a Aaction .-will be sold
o'clock, at No. 23S West Third street, between Plum
and Western:row, the entire furniture OF family,
consisting OF haircloth Sofa, hair -cloth chairs
Walnut Center Table and Cover, cane. seat Chairs,
cane-seat Rocker, fancy Tables, Carpets, Rugs,
Druggst, Door Mats, indon Shades, Dining Table
Dining and Tea ware, Chairs Stair Carpet Cottage
Bcdsteads, Walnut Dressing Bureau, Washstands,
Oak BedsteaIs Feather Bolster and Pillows, cotton
and shpck Mattresses, Comforts, Blankets, Toilet.
ware, Looking GLASS; Carpets, DC; Cooking Sioys
and apparatus, and Kitchen Furniture.
''-f JACOB GRAFT, Auctioneer,
no0 No. l8 East Fourth.str
CTION' 8 AL E-BY G. BRA.
fA SHEARS 4 90. -Salesroom No. 81 N air. street
We will sell on THURSDAY MORNING Dec l. al 2
o'clock, without reserve 800 cases Mems Boys,
shoes, Caters, Buskins, &c. These comprehend first
class goods suitable for the best trade and will be-
sold. F'--
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lBY MAGNETIC TEIEGRApH.l

loA AhhNS%AAO 4hhNNhhEn.l
NEW YoRg MARKET, November 29--P. M-Tlour
Is &C. better bat for export and spec
ulation; sales Of 1900 brs., at 20 1905 20 for super
.S.sns ns sss Wsss4a @ s5 s, ssSsn 3 3 S,S,
ping brands extra s5 eoses s9e 'd da
sns anehsnsed Ss o
mon to choice extra. Rye Flour In fair request
at %aSh FL Wass lsss 1861 bssss sssf IN asr1S q
Western 81 a9 sSr iar white Canada 81 20 for white
great scarcity for ship room has materially checked
the export demand. Ryemore active: sales of 5000
bushels at 7@7so. for Canada East; s2s6c for Can.
ada West, and 75G97sc for State. Corn very quiet:
sales Of l2Ooo BUSH at i7sSc. for new yellow. and
sse WESTERN and ass wsss SsszS o
lower: sales Of 200 brls at ?6}fc. Pork frmer and
@ 'Ts 4 9ss sls ssG ss sF i %s.sis S9%s
January at siS and 100 brs. mess, sellers option
till April at $40. Reef firm and active: sales Of $50
brs. at S4@t % for country prime; S5a5 30 for do
@9ss $SlS 1 for repacked old and new mess go y
Sls for State, and S4@i1 % Tor Western. Prime
Sss b ass new Ss esssd Gam. oa s' s st :%S os
and unchanged Lard dull and heavy: sales q 2oo
brls. at l9HaloAc.7 Butter steady at x@lsc. for
ton heavy: sales Of 1000 bales at for mid.
dlinss Ugla,1ds. Sugar firm; Orleans ssaoi Musco-.
s for Ro osssss Gss % az Ssff
1as1s GiRseed VIZ wga@$;G lard s7@s2c Tallow dull
New. ORLEANS MARKET, November 29.-Ootton
prices Irregular sales day $4,000 bales quotations
ls bas, for %dne lin fss Ss. for tTss
bales at the same time last year. receipts ahead OF
last year 900 bales. Eastern Exchange q per
cent. discount. 'st"ttt ,9gtnh' '.fi
BALrIMoRs Market, November 20. y Flour dull
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POLICE CoURr.-Grifith McGeorge was fined
81 80 for drunkenness and disorderly conduct, at the
Police Court, yesterday morning. ~
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WANTED.

WANTS, !" "FoR SALE, - .To LET, '"LOsT,"
leu. a cs1. i've lines
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A New WAY OF RAISING THE WIND.-At tho
post IN rtcm examination Of DIR. Graham, who was
lately shot in Nov Orleans, n physician calling
himself DIR, Rossvally profcred his mid and
did assist ut tho examinatiOn, and the body
was prepered for burial. Tho New Orleans Delta
says
On the day fixed for tho burial Rossyaly ap-
pearcd at the house of tho deceased and ask cd
permission to 500 Mrs. Graham lie wes told that
he could not see her Mt that time, hut, persistnr
with great pertnacity. and declaring TINT he had
IL special matter of personal and delicate interest
to preset to Mrs. Grahnm. was permitted to 400
tholady, then plunged in the deepest aflliction
and distress. Introducing himself al intimate
and personal friend of DIR. Graham. Rossvally pro-
cecdcd to express his great regard for the doctor
und his sincere coincidence with his berenvsl lady
in her great loss. lie then rferrcd to tho post
mortem examination d.dwclt on tho mliton,
and peculiarities Of the body, and finally, concu
ded by stating the oLject Of his visit-,hat whilst
performing the dissection II valuable diamond ring
had slipped from his finger and fallen within tie
body. So great was his excitement md interest
in the that ho did not discover his loss until
tho body was sewed up and prepnpredtos burial.
lie therefore begged the ladies' permission to re-
npen the body and recover the valuable Jewell
We need not describe the infinite disgust which
such request must have cxcitedin the mind of
the uf]ciec lady to whom it was addressed.
Rossyaly ntimnted that he did not desire TO offend
the dccacy Of tho family by reopenng the body,
but would be quite satisfied with the yn!ue Of the
lost ring. which he fixed at S3l and to escape his
Importantly the sum was paid.
Dr. Rossvay was subsequently arrested for OBJ
tanning money under false pretences, but on exam
ination was discharged.
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After reaching that altitude, IL took more east
ery course; and he found the current steady
that he believes if no had maintained the altitude
of two and half miles. he could have crossed tho
ocean in thrty-six hours. without using any mere
ballast than 10 making an ordinary local ascension
II was not until he descended into the local cur
rents that II wns carried in n nbrthearnly course.
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MCKINNEY &c CO,
wHoLksALE RETAIL
GrOcerS and Gen'l Commission Merchants.

Bank Square, Main street, Lynchburg, Va
WE now In receipt OF our Spring stock Of Groceries,
w Iron, Steel, staple Dry Goods &e., consisting Of
Cuba, Orleans aud coffee Sugars various grades
Loaf, Crushed, Granulated and Powd Sugar;
Lngnra, Rio, Java, MochA and santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax, Adamantine and Tallow Candies;
Brown and Fancy Soaps various brands
Tcas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious 0olong
spcs q every kind Sole Le..her good and damaged
cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarns
NIL No.S Virginia and Western cured Bacon No. Halifax
Ierrings H whole aud half barrels No. and Mackerel In
kits No. Peruvian Guano Old Dominion Nails English refn
, from Band Hoop and Sheet Iron; Norway Nail Rods &c;
East shear and Bstered stcsl wagon Boxes all s.s1to.
No and oznabu,g, Bleaehed and Brown shrinss and
Sheetings Buaps Pantanaon Linen, Cotionadea Striped
Oxnaburg Prints Ginghams %. 10, ~ which they respec
iy examinations om their friends and the public
orally.
Country Produce. april S0dta.
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la MOUNTAIN on THE UPpER CURREsrs.--In
giving an account "f his late hazardous ascentiou
in Company with Mr. lIaddock. La Mountain
states that at height of about three housand feet
tie balloon struck tho northeastern current. and
va. driven along at the rate of twenty-five miles
an hour, with rnpil ascent. The current was
one of great depth. and the balloon went mp to a
height Of three and half miles without losingit.
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NJYOOI, G CAEDING.-Our Cards in perfect order
w having been newly filed and thorough! rta H. and We
are prepared do CADING in the best mitnrr at the
shortest notice secured the o Nj COLEMAN
JoNEs Nelson County, Carder ofgrca experience, who
highly recommended Superior tar'l'r. 1ou
thai ant GOOD ROLLS send in Wool carly aud We will
,ndca, card nil it comes n without an! dn} We are
determined spare pains to please those m" may patron
Dc US We will receive Wool and deliver Rolls at our soc--
We will keep constantly hand Nuo Rolls for sale and IA
change for Wool.
Tie Highest Price paid for Wool dcliyeil a cur store
mr. MN Imoy 1;-disl NoWt.IN NlI,EEIJ
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FALL TRADE
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. l52 Main street,

4 I n D Y ~.
~ TIE subscriber hcgs iilat he
k. the Northern cities, where he has taken
ss oru in the selection u The besi and most
extensive Of HATS and CAPS offered in This
markctconsi~ng Of The possible To be OBJ
tancd Northern markets. tedious mention, which
he : daily reccN ing
lie confident that his assortment Of fine FRENCH FIR
ATS and fine CLOTH CAPS be surpassed In variety
and extent in this market.
The attention of Farmers and Tobacconisis is respectfully
called to his variety of ser, ants Hats and Caps.
The respectfully solicited To call and inspect
his large assortment d LADIES Riding PUEs
rLAT~. n>I and cars, aud iNFANr,' TugBANs.
A ,;l is respectfully solicited before purchasing
lie would he prepared manufacture
GENTS' DRESS CASHMERE I1A1 to oier the
natern thty made by his hands, he fur
nish them II reduced rates GEO. NJ. KELLY,
sept l6-dtS Agent
COLE IEAT1IER.-Wc receiving II large lot OF Sole
= Leather both good AMI good damaged which win sell
ON accommodating Please call II
making your purchases, at
sept .J-lls LEE, ROCKE h cos
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MISCELLANEOUS.
JOHN II. & SAMI TNREE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

SH, Tobacco, HAeaf Flour, aud other Country Produce
oifE Al louNoEs SMtTus orrosiIE fANtRs hANA
NAkE this meha o returning their sincere thanks 10 their
numerous friends an customers Tor their very liberal ia
ir"age, and hope, by their customary puncuat. In the dis
charge of business 10 render entire satisfaction As TO their
sonshiliy &c they refer TO ozons Of yncburg generally
nlrl Is
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WATCHES AND JBwELRY.

~ THE subscriber has just received the largest and
~ hest siock Of WATCHES AND JEwELliY that he has
EN had the pleasure Of offering to the pubc among
A8 which ma. be found Gold and Silver Watches; Chains
Fob Vest Earrings Breaspns Bracelets Finger Rings
Neck Chai.s and the best lot of SPECrACLEs,
Steel Silver and Gold, among which is the la S- ~S-Ss
lest patent offered 10 the pubca o Which ht
invites the Of his friends and the public generally,
surfing them that the prices will suit.
ang 22-ts JAMES DINWIDDIE.
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NIAssERS PATENT FIVE MINUiL FREEZER will
Vl freeze lee Cream and Water Ices perfectly and
much time than other frtxcr in siZcs3 g.
Il aud ~ quarts. For sale by
june lSdts Z. ). BLISS x ca.
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German Anchor Bolting Cloth.

yV,IE subscriber would inform Mnlers and ihose hitting up
Mills that they hand splendid stock OF Boiling
Cloths of the above celebrated BRAND Mhi" They Viii sell rs
low u can be bought in the market Let all IN want call a'
" o,,, o. dts STIGLER PETERS & co.
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TIE II NJ s.

,x,.x,. /. nnblsbcd daily at s6 and Triweekly at
- q rss se esssss in Il
except the option OF the Proprietor nn
nj all sa S are inserted 30 cents per square Of
n o ana sssy fFa aSa Sn en s.
unless te charged each insertion 1.-THE num-
cents aaas Se moi the Mss wi" be published
her OF ms ,i ami and charged aecordinggrH; ABE.
all ordered ou' TIE Til YEARLY RATES Akh' .o,
:. ,a .ouare daily ......'.' ~ 30
For ~" Two squares dali. rs
M Two squares ,nei for both papers subject To
ia, contract - a, n, be limited TO their immediate bu
.,ns the appear the daily and trweek
NOTICES which exceed e'gh' lines ae eha'gea
lorth he cXeess
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a. Il, RUCKER,

Grocer and Genei al Commission Merchant,
1873 hAIS STREET, LfNtHBtRG, "a,
WILL give his personal attention 10 the sale of Tobacco
w Wheat Flour Curn Bacon, Lard Butter, &e, and make
a,l, ances cuusgnmcuts when desired. July lodts
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Notice to the Me- chants of Lynchbure

AND THE SOt1H WEST
E)IEASE hear in mind that goods through
Il three times week, connecting i'll the iri-wetkly scam
from New iork and baltimore ", whor charge the
whar,es in Richmond 10 the landings and depot IN y ncburg
general merchandise. Is "u! nen enh 100 AS, which
pcus all charges cAc, the ircgwhch is nsun, 10 cents
per 100 li,r
IS Goods shipped through To all points in The South Vest
without detention A. :. LEE. Forwarding Agent
scIi 52m On the Dork, .iclm, nd. Nn.
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rNI-pE KEROSENE OR COAL olI"-4Oo gallons pure Ne
srnr or Cannel Coa Oil-warrane Of best qualify ~
o will afford brilliant and pleasant light ana al less 'S' ina
any W ",nyl nt ,s ~, III ''' JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist.
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NLIVE OILS-2lN boxes prime choice Oils for sale by
I DauE i2dts EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co, Richmond.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.

MISS ROSENSIIEI4 NJ z I'm TIIt
ru,,KE Measure in announcing To the ladies and citizens Of
Iynribury and surrounding country that TIE! have taken
the upstairs the Warwick House ~torc hel WILL on
nni an,r IurEspAy 18th inst offer ir stt . nan entire
new and large stock Paris Flowers, Feathers hbonS Bon
meta Cans fuers Head Dresses Pins Nets J""e orna-
,n.ns ucles, French tursct Hoop Sklris La
dies Hose Gloves saxony Yarns, real BfusH FRENCH thread
and Blond Iaccs ,r. ,;;to, j., all nj, 4
x,ninc nur stock goods which OF the latest Styles anu
which we will sell wholesale or retail All we ASH l,'a'
~ r confident We offer such Inducements 10 Purchas
hs & we a' a,na, "'.,,,, thrr orders sept l5-dly
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LynohbuIg Coach and Wagon Factory

TIE subscriber returns his grateful acs nowieige-
GH ment, to his old friends and customers for the ibe-
raj patronage toward him, and hegs leave 70 INFORM
, , nbljc that he has re-siarcd in business and
m hns by more attention 10 business to merit con-
pc hope' 'ynrs He will make order and keep on hand
ununnei -, pON AXLE WAGONS, made in the most sub,
a and style He will ao max M Ssrr,Se 70 Sfaft
soo , tlso large assortment OF one ana two-hofse
sprne Moving Wagons and twohorse s' ~ nnnan ~n"
goo" WI "a N. la doing business sn the CASH principle, you
@ xne to gel good work and at low price All VINO "an
anoJ and neat Buggies give me , call =, p,1,ry ,ce,t
march II dis ~ -. I,.,a,
1\owDEN's DENTAL FLuiD-sg gro po"dens peh'"'
~ Just I" nan" anu ''' j. H. THOMPSON. Druggist.
nt Its " "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

PANTS AMP OILS. White Zinc in Oil, Lewis Pure Lead
h ins1 M, Turpcntine, &e, In large quantities i"r sa
'aeap "r casI, by j. II. THOMPSON,
ul dts Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

WHEAT CLEANERS! WHEAT GLEANERS!!-Wii
r pay hr themselves in 10 hours work In the harvest HELD
'Sl Al and Set them at No, isl Main Street. .
lnne l5-ds WHITTEMORE JOSLIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-14

WntLD you obtain u beautiful Portrait? Call nt EllSs
N.Y. Photographic Gallery, next door TO the Virginia bhhk
"an Street Lynchburg Va. may Ids
(YLCE.--No Glue ust to hand and for sale ly
" sept l-ds j, II. THOMPSON, Druggist.