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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-03
NEW york CATTLE MARKET.
Nl1N WHDxusDAY. Nov. a. 10k0


BEEF CATTLE
The yards again nearly all flooded this woek and
with the poorest offerings which have gracod hem during
the entire fall months As natural consequence prices
reoeded materially and at the closing hours quota
tcGe--which are on tho average, nuy one cent below
thoee Of last week-werc barely ohtainable. We have
not seen no mss lot Of cattle yarded At one time
Tor many months and the sales " Tuesday Were smaller
than for long time which loft hundreds Of cattle 70 DC
disposed of TO- day 70 be kept overs indeed, very
many OF them were, Of necessity Notwithstanding the
very large number SALE tho proportion Of nrst CLASS
cattle was unusually small, and Tor the most part seec
tons we're made al the beginning of tho sale Ut 9hc
loo. per pound, which 10 about The range Of last
week The attendance on "Wednesday was Arge-per-
haps larger than usua--but tho market was un
usually dat nevertheless, and tho sales were
eff cted only at the very low prices quoted above the
day was ne and tho number Of butchers from Brook
lyn Williamsburg and other suburban villages, IN quest
OF the lower grades was much larger than usual me
bulk OF the sales confined 10 them as they bought
more extensively than usualn instances ~ many
as ten or dozen head each The sales at Bergen Hill
being well attended, fair demand prevailed, and about
300 head changed hans nj about tho ruling prices of
last week in GUIDED IN range below.
demand was modcratc and prices trie belov our Inst
weeks quotations This total receipts at III the yards Tor
the week and last week were as Follows
Washington. BrouRin0's. Chamtsrlia's. o. DrScs'a
This week.. " ~ A
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Tomorrow we shall receive more returns Of the
October traffic the principal railroads In the mean
while have prepared from the returns Of the first three
weeks of the month"; and the statements Of the friends Of
che roads, the following approxm alive table Of the bust
Of October compared with the same month last
year. 1t will be curious to how this estimate win
compare with the official repOrt TO made hereafter
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Exchange at South New York is gradually rising,
n rsua at this season twill have 10 advance per
sent however, before specie be probably shipped
rom hence southwark. This will probably be the case
Sy the beginning Of next month.
There is very little business on the Stock Exchange,
though prices rather higher TO day. Atthe first board
che market Though active, advanced fraction be-
Sgssu the boards further advance caused by the
bids Of the street OPERATORS in the afternoon prices
generally well maintained and the market closed nrm The
commission brokers continue to assert that they have
rasrs TO buy from outside, and that the advance in
ssoeks ia the work Of street spectators exclusively.
AGAINST this il Is but Just say that the business Of the
western roads leading to quiet purchases Of low
priced stocks by parties who have faith In the recovery
Of that section. Central sold as high as SlA to-day
seng at 81 bid Galena moderately active; It sold
a rsZ, closng 1925 bid Rock Island sold at 63 clos
nv SS bid. There h quite active movement In Erie
which wanted today at IS the share; in Michigan
Southern guaranteed which sold at 49, and in Toledo,
which was bid up to 21A. Pacific Mail recovered
hsm the depression Of yesterday, and sold up TO
7sb, which was bid OF the close; there is the usual
mystery about the dividend, and tho unsettled rotations
q The Company with Vanderbilt. Hudson River ad-
yanced nearly per cent closing firm State stocks
were moderately active today, without any change in
me quotations.. The last prices Of the day
Aeccurs per Genus, GOA "A SSnton company, 10
n; Cumberland Coal Company preferred, lax u;
Pacific Mail 81 eamship Company, 1914 x; New York
Central Railroad ID 81, 81 81; Erie Railroad, y
Hudson River Railroad, 36x 81; Harlem Railroad, 10
*; Harlem Railroad preferred, S61S 81; Reading
Railroad Ss &c., Michigan Central Railroad 4oA Al;
Michigan Southern, Ga q; Michigan Southern guar
anteed 17h x; Panama Railroad, 1224 a y; Illinois
Central Railroad, 64sz 06; Gaena and Chicago Railroad
1871 q q; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, NI r.;
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad, 6a,S a 4.
The following return Of the October traffic the Hud
River Railroad shows much larger increase than
was expected
Osaober, 1862 .$170,1b7 ~
Aooo... l4u,toI o.
Increase. $20,374 81
The following table will show the condition Of ths
hanks the four leading cities Of the Union, per the
to hand
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Exports from the Port Of New York TO
Foreign Ports, for the Week Ending
October 81, 1859.
Kosin, bbH 145 600 Staves.... .6, 900 $3.50
Jar ia, ;.:....:. 100 ap0 Essences cs.. 100
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MARlfIMR lNTELLIGENCR,
ALMANAC FOR NEW yozK-TaD DAY.
BUN RuRS. 81 NOON SETS.
DuN eETS. 81 HIGH WATER.. u
Port u New York, November 2, 1859.
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Aos". .fJOO,VW
Other dividends viii be paid later In the month, among
which the Mercantile Marine Insurance Company of
Boston, and the Bartlett. Globe and James Steam Mills
OF Newburyport The Dedham Bank will pay per cent
November 4 The total dividend Of the Minnesota Cop
per Company $4,000, Of which about $40 600 is dis
bursed to Boston Observation-Disclosures in New York
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ALBANY, Nov Arr sclr A Kemp, Dissonay, Anboy
BOSTON, Nov Arr steamer Joseph Whitney Lovc,1mq.
Baltimore; barks Ethan Allen, Lindbcrg Aigoa Bay CaHs
guoe Hartman sagua; Modena ryder Uharleston Ayoia
schrs orr Francis OZARK Richmond stonngQn; Fanny
Mayhem Alexandria; Seasvlle Sears Alexandra for Wey
mouth, Ms Emma Ansla, Harding, Alexandria Lever
ing Corson; Wainwright Corson Lewis Chester somerss
Robert 0illan smith Dickinson Smith; Louisa Cray
sharp Sharp Crisis Renesr; Wave, Barrett Aud.n:
reid He wet nnd White Squa Sharp Philadelphia; David
ship and briggs CID steamers Bio Bio new Of Boston,
fps tonO Rogers Valparaiso kensinston baker Phiasl
do; Louisa Turpe dol schrs 6arah Lewis Newton Tan
sier; Dixon Ward Richmond via City Point Sid steamer
Kensneon brig Wappoo chip Gauges started and anchored
ue Roads; steamer BIO Bio sid Yesterday Wind W 70
2dArr by ,e ship Scotia. Mskely, Rotterdam; brig Al
BALTIMORE, Nov Arr steamshp VIM Jenkins, HalIet,
Boston; ehd Silver STAR Wade, for repaTc brig Avon
Trefry Caribbean Sea- schs Mist Dssos way WORK Eaaa
Dayton Eoany Cd steamship ISGust PGn o Asn
Galveston; schrs Ralph Hewe Ruckio NYork HSsSns pa
CON- konrgton, Sid SHIP Mary Caroline Stevens
BERwicK CITY, oc. 2In port schr Decatur 0akss q;
veron, from NYorkwoud proceed to Patersonve 70 1850
BANGOR Oct 3l-Arr scr Charlie 4 wnlc' Hooper, new
BATH Oct ssd barks Isnardon. Douglas, West Indies;
CHARIEsToN ocs @-Arr steamshIps Isabel, Rollins,
Via Kew West Marion, Foster NYork; DARK Iremon
Baker Boston; sohr Conon, Lincoln HumacoA ior New
York pu, repairs. CID barks nymSn n p1s
ton; seaf Could Bnnorc schrs m SINFUL smis anu MA
8OATr schrs LOYAL Scranton, Lowden; Col Satsery Hill
and L A Edwards Smith, NYork Sid ship Alice, Murphy
cAsrINE, Oct esd scbr NaLa Whitney, Joyce, NySgk-
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TOTAL 7Ss 1877 l26760 ISL 4470s75S 1880 S9S
Az compared with last week the loans show
q nearly two millions, the deposits increase Of AGO.
&C., the specie increase OF about 100000 Tao In
IN loans has been chiefly ct this point and a New
Orleans and the Increase Of specie in the proportion
n the points Philadelphia and Boston not vary
Ing much from week to week.
The following table win show how these banks have
worked since January L.
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CLEARED.
eamshp Empire City, MCGOWAN, HAVANA and New Orleans
IN Roberts.
Steamship Colunbia Berry Charleson-Sponord, Tileson
Co.
Steamship Roanoke Couch, Norfolk Ac-Ludlnm 1 Hene
ken.
Steamship Potomac, Watson Balimore-H Cromwell 4
Co.
Steamship Chesapeake Crowel, Portland-H Cromwell
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A Curious Story.

A correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer
writing from London, relates the following singu-
lar incident:
Here i. a curious story Of modern prophecy in
the East During the late campaign IN Cabul. a
party of officers were assembled one night On an
eminsnce near the fort An Arab Of dignhed
appearance Joined the group, and in the course OF
conversation, pointing with his finger to partic-
ular part of the heavens, asked each officer in sue
cession if he could discern small star, the exact
locality of which he explained from It's implied
iuxtaposition to others which were clearly WISH
bic. One or two affirmed that they distinguished
it the greater pact confessed they could neither
make It out with glass or the naked
eve, and one young officer expressed the be-
lief that he saw it, hu, ndsnnctly that he could
not possibly declare il To bc fact tpon reeely-
ing these replies. the Arab continued III tones OF
evident conviction, You that have distinguished
the star will return from Afghanstnn safe, You
that are unable to observe il will never come back.
The campaign will be fatal to you all and you
sir, who in doubt whether yoa can discern 1t or
not, will eventually escape. after great hardships
and suffcrings, but n broken down ard crippled
invalid Ny friend informed me, to his own
certain knowledge, that every part this prcdic-
ton was verified, and that par OF II relative to
Lieutenant R--was the NEST extraordinary, ms
this ufhcer after having been severely wounded
and left for dead on the retreat from Cnbul revived
sufficiently to make his way 10 Jrllalabad, where
he partially recovered from III, wounds, bni re-
NAMED, as the Arab had lrelie cd, an inyalrle
cripple for the rcmanelcr 81 his existence. This
strange relation is we'll It'd, and 50 published
in new work called Sporting in 10th Hem
ispheres." The credulou- and snpcrsttions Will
now believe that the nantes OF Tire old Challonn
soohsayers have descended FROM generation to
genera ion, until tn " reach IN drrn Projectors of
fate ald death, rs Indicated l., the sta 5. But then,
some people ,r'W beIieyc any thing that is wonder
full.
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Once sonih-sidr kniirond Compmny.t
PLrEhsBuHG. July Is1r.
80 81 yT@Nes -. ssi.s..-ixs
bAaRE<r ROUTE To TIlE Wrsrmud The

EA1RECr ROUTE TO THE WEST und the
t.ssburg I" L5ncLburg VIA Va cnu ka.road ,nc
Bristol Via last Tenn and Va kairoad Bristol
via Last ienn ami Georgia Railroad tr IN knu,
vile To i'aHon VIA Western and Atlantic kaaoad IRON lnl
ton to Chattanooga, via Nashville aud Chattanooga Rsrond
from thatta ga t" Stevenson via Memphis and Charleston
,a.Ir"ad uou stevenson to Memphis
and lasase checked through at the Office South Nal!
lie following schedule will be run on The South side Rail
road, commencing SUNDAY next the 4h OF jus, ms
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Com Getting with the Richmond Dan, ll, Trains m
BurAc, Junction. and with the through at nch
burg.
Leave Petersburg daily .................. 53ork Al
Artiyr AT Bu, k.,IIl. junction
Arrive at FarnviI" ............'........ g;2J
Arrive at Iynchburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1890 T. NJ
Leave iynehin'g d"iy a''..............'.... 40
Al.'," at narn,vl''t An.
'''''' rnEit:ii TRAIN '.''
Connecting with Richmond and Dauve at the June.
Petersburg daily Observation-Disclosures An
AniNr at iinrk"vii!e (Junetionj at............2 NJ
Afl'" AT amy, ir :4o =
Leave H. ncnb"re 'IAiy An.
a.Li'r at ', at; $50
Arrive at l'nke. II" lJuhctionJ NJ.
Arrive at Petersburg ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 l. NJ
An Accommodation Passenger III, Way OF I.ora,
i'H "h!o attached to the Train having LynchbuIg with
r,'.t At 80 49, and pa~ssns.rs gong W or West ",l
ah "n and put oil passengers to bestrcy tosu
IN ,hasr the tram aud in II" " Ill The stopped
Wilson's, We,lr Blacks and Whites. Nortoway / II
BniArNie Rccs High Bridge, Farmvic, Prs poet, lamp
ma LNrrertel aIl"iAaoA spout SPilng Concord James
River
CITY FONT BRANCH
South Side Railroad Freight and lcay
Petersburg duiy SUNDAY seAeeptcdJ at......7 a NJ.
ArIt at tT Point
Leave ny folil at
- >
III, auuVc Trans " nh
LEAVING CITY Point Norfolk every saturday morning
and uu,lty evening with the Steamers Roanoke
Jam, bound Tor New York
1hr Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
"r" is business t" justify it, stopping places take and
& m and in no VIII rain ~, =, , 'si ~ n, ',fr OF
Il, Coda and ,I,tf
ue IJy .ttsl (; Is. Ai.L>li'
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Cot R-Ficnd II let rolucr you Mr. W " Frear,
Agon, Of til, Quaker Cty sew ing Machine You buy
one, 1t Ia just what to1 want
D-No Cod | bclc,. do not want a Sewing Machine.
always had cuti">y to Ia opera
on. will ioi Obliged 10 your friend froa he VIII sho" up
F-coria,nly Sir n~,Il afford much pleasure srn,
Ify cu"siy md have doubt shall sell YOU MA
lAtlonms to the c'aIn = begins TO operate Makes a
par of Ncgro pants IA gust ~ minutes
Col -ih'n d, sou row 50" what can DC dong ny tho
Machine.
iapiy and with ~ rnHe II Nj + would on 20
along win N. Machine, wc,""Iie along hn'iy
FIha unnecessary. sir. IA can Your S"amstrrss,
.onrr hours al required tn"rrtni" the Machine
Dll"w onc -" my nftshb"rs h" Ma hnc that cost
y do ihng m IT, although td"y have had 1t several
months
u.uch ,,nrIc. i"n have only place
d.nlry pool, urn the -Iinilet III t
tn. manner, and your Machine - "a WIN NJ ori"r
=W'I tht ocrtmuIs 'tmila enough aud Of e ur-r,
FJu1t Sir I"I" l. Ii" clI,nc" Tor tia m 10 get cat 81
order We, tAt, rc such eonid nee ~ thou " war
ran, tlem to 'r ynar aud VII keep t' ~ order Tor
HAT time. he" al charRr
Col RNow, -, you what profit Their" is In having on"
Mtchncs II wuuil ttkc S"Lmstcs' iti daY
T. Il" ~hnt can be don' IA "cny minute" hN TN" Ma i"r
Your o "A work aud cam til" rr'" Of
the Machine b'ses mnnIhs lhat" pucha,rdt"o, one
for plantation na" AMI on i"f my family" Tor hn' work 1"t
ing embroidery ~
buy bot mn me, aud keep no Nrtn
Stress make TIA" i'mair- each i"ny Il" them own sc"-
ins a night aud rainy weather
Cot just Try III" IT "na n ts seam N'n sec IT viii
~" rip although you n,ory al, c"s. Now Il" you
work DOM >, siiy You say, rips
-, I,tD, Mt ,f,,, IA II nc scam Yes that il tai
Coonrl >oui las, u, u,,i viii take ouc,
certain m, >e mnil To- usc II Sh" certainly has
Ia At ia MAS 81, odN">b. Va, at tno low prices
10 A,,INr, WANTED to scu lh,so Machines The
m"-Ib rald cunt allowed For ,uee Machine or AGENCIES,
apply u, above W. II. fREAR,
I'M
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NsED'srATENT sEWlNt. MA. miNE~.
w I'M, is the most rrl.ahe SEWING MACHINE ever
t'r'd ~ Ia. ms'he both N the ina'sy OF it, work ii. dn
any other Mschjns while works with
th nn TX, tho heaviest cloth or leather either
81" - ""ksin avery superior msnneri making straight
r>'n r'scam, much finer than ordinary hand work whho
a." M. giant hand work II rarely gets out OF working
}sr"t repairing ard !. simple operate,
I,'i. =. ordinary repairs IT, unu
VIM" ais Htss'a over Other Machines, We icel '"nti"nt
H's .'a', S'raB iiaeh.ats w tc.t meet the
fo,s kinds OF Misunderstanding Ciot.e,s. T,ilors Boo,
aui =,y uiiur> their
li.ru-, A.. saddle uuia,tntrrs mud thts Machine
thar d. 10 their work araPni aud substantial AMI
mu,h neer thsn the orinsry way fmni."~ who require
muc! will find TINS Macn,nc particularly adap" To
thc,r "'sIics labor enough ma lo" months
pay ttf ailo swI mud great >avus by using thi, Sow
s sa" h"s les o'"t away sure % 'ni'ri"r qns'y"
"o@tfat '''s rp." n.y. a"d inst looks mnrA nicer t"an
All III. BOO and shoe NJ nutactnres can save Thou
san&s at 'ars by using TIM Machine" "h'e for many rnrre
So, to ""r lone on I"tr by th'' Machine, is bett" Than
rl,e lf,ro' tie csdtto~n i"'rgs Patriot says When
we purchased !nnr Wo'' Paf.a Ns~as Mar@c, intend
4 'nly lat II uruprri To
"a uo' "ru oit on ila'nrsr and Carriage rrsmmngsani
# 80 tbs way, both nj at beauty aud
and ,nh en for tIs alone tn" u.aehic has
uo ,sa II To- ny IT'S cost ,,r oi ort ncigbors whohs
l,UHton asys,n '"af'h the wages ct his two h>t
S.t H." ur" saves ~ making c"thrS tor TIA" rest Nv
NJ Inc yun s! tins vicinity has gwen the great
st -sa,ttn and several intend TO order Machines tr"m
EAuae from letter wrai"n ty gentleman owning
p.Auiaisu New Orleans Your two Urtds Patent
aR hanbo have been IN almost ronstan, since bought
hem, nj win III" best {" ra'" f''mis. III "Sst'"'re
"rrhs ft TWO operators "n them hn!Sh"d complete mt oi
,Ioi ofrh my t~o nundr,d aud ten Plantation ha
and ind III" iA" saved IN using them one s"aso" has .fe
ALL, ll,,r says Used tocaIlo. trcc or four hand,
making clothes for tbs ret bat purchased
r W., IL p,At,at.on While my wtr Use. it tor .aks meary
al ihr eln" ut ihe family ee confident The Maehncps,s
ot is',t every three months.
We al, who need Machine examine these as they
the sn lest aud best Tor tany use Plantation q" any
Sewing .Mic@he 10 and sl3U
Successor to within LyoIs,
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RHVl>E AND Sign PAINTING
NIFTY .kEI IL -.

RHVl>s AND Sign fAaNEs Nti-PuNeEl-
L Il ALLY, lHt SECRET or ~ tII.SS-Ihe sub,,r
Return thau.s
rN:twci upon thu m iur lie The
MOI 81 AND SltiA fAlN TING 1T rINI.nS would
si,,jiuiy Ihv We Ia he
prompt ahl tunctua! 10 our All will
aIi work entrusted We have but
jIIciitdt employ. "
b. liui' tic a. We pu-sby realize "A small
"a 1T use nuh" but the finest u;s paints,
al tohe done he
All ensure ,,l.n.l> atrial Rcuirm
h' "ur erus moderate. call a iIt
Ia ttors. u Bird ,e Street, D,oH Malu.
Ian lily &. II h-AtIbi & BROTHER.
IjEAD AND nGsI ) se'sDNlS.
j. at g. Il, GAppfSS
Jan !'dt, I.NHrhla.fl Marble " urks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

IL moved n the store formerly cu#t.th, { tchte Il
fSl next d""r Icy StHn H'r, htF, lnr" ni"m his
fond tha; =. Il sat- Engaged IN the COMMISSION and forrdrd
BHSii and haunt Will selected
stock APlE bl,h GOODS III t,itbNEklES, winch
~ III sell al ri IS thpt viii hut fan f4va-U.
Iii, tai ttic for doug NM>st1N ANp nTOHAGE 81
uusu passed. La ha,Sc the B,stn.
veil cn, o-.i lot where assignments Lumber %hl ig Iron
" II be tniir, s,rutc
He's sill, Ascent IvinFstrns shrairi rlouphs and
pougl tns'idls and Wi! always keep III assortment Also
Glahn, G. tucLl and Ground Plastrl
teb 1T, WM + ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

S.st.si;'~ -EWING MACUaNEs.-Ercni
Judge" ih there is no labor uac before the
luaue to Singers Sf"ne Machines Aitor ,stah
lISlnE th, Highest the they
exhibited the late "Expostion nvcrele Franc" hcie
they OF the highest prcmiun aud ereat
~ {" maze them has cen buiIt III rars
eNrN branch Of industry which sewing s to be done
these macmcs be used with immense profit As tie speed
Of the railway tam il to travelling foot sewing
Sin,us Machines compared with hand sewing No taller
sn"rRA, dr"ssnake saddrr hatei
sc should he without The tair pron OF
lhr machines regularly rmpnj cd i Onr thousand Dollars
year Sau Al. ate families where there is much
be Gor these machines invaluable assistance Planters
AMI hoi' krolos md them particularly convenient and
tlh lhrN" machines simple their construction
very strong and durable being the only Kind OF sewing Ma
chine made by which work,
less sewing Machines have bern made and sold under
names INT Singers Machines alone have been found
where I" satisfy the wants OF TIE iubilc.
lala printed each
''hei'm wh'eh readily acquire the art of
aeinH ;lrm The machines pa k.d securely
part" ic world To all persons il srng more particular
'fia'n we viii, Application by lcfr rnr OF
"n"!ly devoted to the Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ SINGER Il co.
Principal Office No. 32l broadway. New York.
bkA NfH A Hanover ST. Boston; No = Chap.
81 ST. New Haven, CT Glovrrvile " Y No IA Broad
Newark j; No. l42 Chestnut philadelphia No. los
Baltimore ST. baltimore; No ~ Westminster ST. Providence
H. l. NJ" Last iih ST. Ctnennau No ID N"rt 4th ST. 81
Louis NO ell ST Charles ST. Now Orleans No 20 Dauphn
ST. Mobile. dee 91.dsrts
SII.yER SKIN ONION SETS, jus received
kCand for sale by fvs II dis ". A. sTROrtxR co
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ANOTHER TRII MplI ~
TE criber respectfully invites the attention Of tie
lac AM of purchasers alcniary, to the PIE
Nit VI ~ mos manufactured him A sp assert
meet IIntly on hand
rln,s hay u Premium years In success
and l5 til" FalIs OF the American
CRYSTAL raitcc, nIrun Nh leading manu-.
New Boston, of
the atty OF full round. aud brilliant We as
Irabty Halter solves by the
-, artist, N,ntutiug Pianos
uour many othur,. aud Ia GRAND Piano
nme of and Elasticity ui touch combined
the iimnrs which rarely with
Flames
Nrtr4prctully solicit examination from n
ut the before
cI,rw All our Rance warranted.
H. Ii \NNI.N, Manufacturer of Piano Fortcs
y ,hu. WAUtEDuNs. lOl Centre ST, kFw YoRK
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HI StPEHPHDSPIIArE OF LIME,
Manufactured from Formula If
DIR JAMES iitIINS,
state Chemist OF Mary .t.i.
ENABLING ANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH Nv u
ards Peruvian qua for Fall seeding and summer
thcr Ia cktd in and bafris tuly
al. Irior t,i at 1000 lbs.
lhc iNe article go,her with Pamphlets, giving tull de
Ia ot tai, Nuinir frrt.,Ize a-u, ut counts u
tin,c and mote OF app tcatIon, can be had"t
Il. IUiLiNr y 60,
l.1it4 #tisi.
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- l~4..AAb INDIES r.C,nst
10 The WuIh conlau.Ig
plate Lime, - per
~ i4lr
pru- !hah erruvitI t,utnu.
o.tn, Superior t"lt III 'tt.i1.nk Il'tts +"
1t t'ri particular sap! to W / AHDl.h>bN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

We inst received another supply of the celebrated
Victor and M,u COOK STOVES, tor wood aad coal which
universally admired the Agricultural and h
chanicai Fsir this pace by the saving "t fuel the
thickness their superior ush and perfect
partmeus cuokiur. they acknowl
edged To ho the tr-l StnNes known We hHvc h To
aCoppcr c.eryor bpiici, which great
furnishing hnt nj times without
additional fuel ing hrard by the GMokc pc" aud without
interfering with the cooking arran. Of the suNc
It's BLISS & co.
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& liz j n mes Clnrk's Rsnssle Piii- juss received
- by linarch dts SrABLKR & JONES
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CULVER SKIN ONION SETS, iuA received
Sand fer sale by fvs II DIS ". A. STROrHER 4 co
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~ themselves together unt,f he N
-, l.N WINFIELD. Tor the pbr,s"
Forwarding El>Hu.>s
.nuvelrut uiid pln,4
ArA,rr4 \ auls Go, lake tins o""l Ut tn"rrls tAr3r
public Hat they
lrn.dcr "t description. as
rH,uuIhc other iiou.r IN the tN- in'N
{ bt an! promise their
ABSTRACTION Ia all tao iur tlrin
tc:ui W NJ II bbIliN,
Il ITS e.. { WINFIELD,
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Tt TfItoNL }
L tue regular monthly meeting OF the Board o Director
n otthc south Side Il Road Co. the ioowns resolution
a,oI ted
d. That the Freight Agent at ynchburg hereattc
he rcnos L. collect ali tres goods received de
Depot before they q" tine posses
10 al the Company. Copy from Record
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