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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-10-15
Che 4florI5ct5.
Eiliton Market.

[REr0RTED BY HENRY S. sTITEs.7
ELKTON, Oct Ii. 1859.
Red Wheat SIG TO 5000, White do
ST. to 5000, Corn, DID, ST, new, GS, Oats
81, Lime, l5a cents per bushrl.
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BA LII Nj IRE RAILROAD.
10 FARMERS.
19AUGH'S
Highly Improved Raw Rome
Super-PhOsDhate of Lime.

Manufactured from Unburnt Bones. at DOWNING
TON, PA. Wholesale Office and Store, No. 20
South Wharves. Philadelphia.
The subscribers are exclusively engaged in the
Manuf lcture and Sale of this article, and would
respectfully invite the attention Of Farmers and
Dealers to it Being manufactured under their
personal supervision, from the RAW. OR IN
BURNED ONES, they can assure farmers and
the trade that it is u perfectly Genuine Article.
and supcr-phosphate which can be recommended
rs an entirely reliable fertilizer for all crops
They guarantee the Bones to be neither Boiled.
Burned or Roasted for the extraction Of the Glue
i'll its Manufacture
Price $45 per 1000 lbs, (2l cents per b.)
s~y 'Libcra terms to Dealers.
BAUGU & SONS
Wholesale Office and Store
No. 20 South Wharvcs, Philadelphia.
rS7For sale by DAVID SCOTT, ELKToS, Md.
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SUPERVISOR OF TIE THIRD DISTRICT
independent candidate for Road Supervisor
in this district. This leaves the contest
between Thomas Fitzslmmons, Independent,
and Thomas McNeal, the nominee Of the
Democrats.
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10, 600 Rails, 2,O00kccust Posts.

TsTliE subscriber is prepared 10 sell 10 900
L. CHESTNUT RAILS. ) OGO CHESTNUT
POSTS, and 1000 LOCUST POSTS, (all
we'll got out.) either in the Woods, or on the
Shore ; or he will deliver them at any land
ing where there is sufficient water for a
loaded scow. As the season for scowiug Will
close early in December orders should be
sent Immediately.
JOHN f. CUNNINGHAM.
Grove Point, Md.
CcciIton p. o., Oct IS. 1855. --3w
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Notice to GglnneeS.

A IL persons are hereby warned not to
IA trespass, with dog or gun, on the Ian DIS
Of the subscribers, as the law will be enforced
against any so offending.
John d. Kitchener, Samuel Matthews,
A. j. Mchcncr, Lloyd Baldcrston,
Samuel Nickle, John I. Reynolds,
William Little, (sadder,)
Lewis Coulson, Sylvester CoulSon.
Oct 10, lS59--3m.
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ElG%'S aad EG@Ys'
Cheap Clothing Establishment,
- l.. COR. MARKET and SECOND STREETS,
~ fuuhpELrnlN--Compri choice assert
ment Of til" hest, most durable and fashionable
DRESS AND FROCk COATS.
Habit Clo.h do, Twcels &c, with complete
variety Of
E3DES' CE.OgEHETG,
consisting Of Sack Goats. Poke jackets Monkey
Jackets, Nest3, and Round Jackets made of cloth
Tweed. Alpn:ca, kersey mere, Doe.kn Linen,
Drilling &c.
Furnishing Goods.
SHIRTS, STOCKS. > ilANDKERCIIIEFS.
&C.-a'I offered at the loves prices for cash and
ms cheap n any store in the United States.
Parents AMI Guarrlims will consult their
interests BY attention to Tho stock Of Boys Clothing
GEORGE CULlN,
J.. corner Market and Second Streets.
Oct 10. LODI in. PHILADELPHIA.
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TiGe Dancing Elephant,
IAIIA ROOKH.

IIAlI1IA lCDohI1.
Another instance of animal sagacity, rendered
graceful by training; she will positively WALK
THE TIGlT-ROPE. The GOAT OF SYRIA. in
his various fcnts The various breeds of Horses
viii excite special attention.
The performance will open with n cavalcadc,
entitled the Quarters of the Globe
The Idiijne Horse, Erceelsror,
Who is NOT DEAD. the various reports to the
contrary notwi hst0nding. will perform those
derfu acts. which. to believe must be seen. Tho
American Mustang. EUREKA. or, the Wild Deni-
zen of the Ranche LADY NJ nGARET, whose
superior beauty and muscular development. and
imposing action are exhibited by the expert Ken
tuckian. CHARLES REED. Six DApPLE GREYs,
tog Their in the Arena, under the control of JoHN
II. MURRAY. REBEcCA AND RACHEL, guided by
the skitlful youth, Mast Fred Barclay.
THE EDUCATED MULES,
PETE and BARNEY Derry. are tho only animals
Of the kind that can perform all that is claimed
for them. 1t has cost Mr. Rice years of training
and rigid course of discipline, to bring them to
their present condition They are the Great
Comics of the age
,J7rHE GRAND CAVALC ABE. consisting o f
the entire roGnuc of the establishment and tho
Animals GREAT DEN, drawn by twenty black
PENNSYLVANIA Horses. will enter town about 10
A. NJ accompanied by the X cystone Brass Band,
led by the exquisite buglcr, Prof CANAAN
c. IL. CASTLE, Agent
This company will perform at WlLMiNGToN
ON Wednesday, Oct 10. Oct l5-lw
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SALE OF a FARM.-Mr. Iaraol REYNOLDS
OF the 4th District has sold farm adjoining
the Blue Ball containing l23 acres for Sc ,O00;
Edwin Mendinhall Of New Castle county
Delaware, purchaser
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E4AgDEE,S2 gGrRS.

oftle choicest kind. and most carefully made.
p. 40 misrepresentation rs to quality or kind
allowed
Ladies lurs altered ard repaired promptly and
perfectly. Fur lrimmnes of various widths
y 'N'mcrh.r, O'ETENE'S is at the south east
corner Of LtHrJ and RACE Streets Sign Of the
LloN, TICKS and BEAR surmounis the store.
tgt -. I5jg-.u
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ROBBERY NEAR RED IIILL.-On Tues
day night last a COW was stolen from Ben
lleatzry, and another from man near by
named McClenahan, and on Wednesday night
a gun was stolen from the house ofthc former.
TIE CORNER SToNE.-The corner stone
Of the new Methodist Episcopal Church in this
town, was laid on Tuesday last with appro-
pirate ceremonies, under the management Of
Rev. Mr.. Cook. Addresses were delivered
by Rev. Messrs. llurn, Barnes and Karsner ;
Rev. McSSrs Duncan and Brndle also took
part in the exercises, and there were number
Of other clcrgymcn present. Rev. Peter
Cartwright was advertised to be there but was
unable to come. Rev. Mr.. Uric, p. L, also,
disappointed the people and the members OF
the church are indignant on account Of it
A collection was taken up and over $500 were
contributed by the persons present.
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THE MUNlClpAL ELECTION IN BALTIMORE
The election for members of the city council
took place on Wednesday last, and resulted
in the election of Is Americans and 6 3elor-
mcrs. The ballot box in the Goth ward was
overturncd-by whom is not known-and
thus there was no election there. The Clip
per Of Thursday says:
There has not been witnessed in Baltimore
for quarter of a century, more peaceful
and quiet election than that Of yesterday. In
certain wards which the the democrats dis
gulscd as Rclolmcrs, hoped to carry, they
formed crowd around the polls and afforded
every opportunity for an election riot, but
nothing more serious than "unduc crowding'
and threatening language has been reported,
except in one or instances, in which the prov.
ocatlon were probable intended to produce a
disturbance. The police did their whole
duty. They were so intent upon maniiesting
their determination to keep the peace in spite
of political aflinities that in many instances
where alterations occurred, they arrested
only those Of the American party. Nothing
was left undone that could be done for the
complete preservation Of the peace and Of the
perfect freedom Of election. We confidently
challenge the record Of as quiet ard fair an
election in any other city OF equal population
in which popular excitement existed to sim.
liar extent.
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The same paper, of Friday says

The election is over and tie Reform Loco
foco movement also. The great preparation
of laborious weeks and months has culmina-
ted and exploded and nobody IS hurt. The
confident boast of the last two weeks that
the city was to be carried by thousands, and
the whole reform ticket elected, has dwindlcd
down to the hegeardly result of six Council
men out of twenty! If they could only have
a peacea5le election they would sweep every
thing before them. They have had a peace.
aole election, and they know it, and every
body else knows it, and yet they have failed
utterly to make even an encouraging impress
sion.
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StUNDRIES Prime Rio Coffee,
- Porto Rico Molasses,
Bakers Chocolate,
Cocoa.
Oswcgo Corn Starch,
Prime Cheese,
Superior llqms,
Herring and Mackere1.
Oct - Il. BROWN. JR.
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TnHN 0BIRNE :. L. CORNER EIGHTH AND
y RACE STREETS. PHILADELPHIA, respectfully
informs he public that he has now in store Il most
excellent H-.ur. ~ mt Of
DRESS HATS. nt IS and r. each
soft Iats from :? upwards CnLpnnN's FANCY
CAPS and BEAVER HATS, in Hn unequal variety.
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FRAN KILN IL Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & CHARLESTON MERCHANTS.

" WurehOuse,
I.I ~ & I'll b u iG, VA,
HAVE ON HAND AND FOR SAIL
Ii - Gags Eiu, i.nGuirn and Java VOncc
100 bps Brown Extra G., Crushed and Pul, sugar
10000 lbs Leaks,,le ant Mon Cotton Yarns;
20O kegs Old dominion Nails;
10 sacks Li,crpo"l and Virginia Salt;
ID boxes Adaniantine and lalioa Candles:
100 sides good sole Leather;
100 Blankets:
10 tons Iron Hammered, roc Bani Horse Shoe, Round
Oval AMI Hoop;
- eases heavy lioots and Bro,sans, shoes;
New orleans and West nua ,oasses Hue Syrup Bacon Sides
Loaf sugar Mlckecl In barrels and Kits, Black
brown ni loict soaps iet, soda, Spices Ginger, Pepper
salt P,irr Alum, Extract Lugwoo Indigo, Madden, starch
window Glass, Putty, Wagon Boxes Spades Shuyels Trace
chains Grind stones, rin stone Fixtures Horse Shoes
hods "nr Lead Zane, lunncrs Oh, Upper Leather, tnst
shear and clustered Steel Axes Coil Rope, Hacking Powder
shot, Lead Painted Buckets sugar Boxes, Nests OF Tubs
wrapping and Writing Paper, Shoe Thread f~nc, Dcmons,
Stoneware, staple Dry foods, such brown bleachc and
striped Domescs Plais Luseys DEANS, kesys Full Cloths,
fanncs, lied blankets talicoes Aarcas Ac, with large
and general assortment vi line and Liquors.
kB Particular aeutun paid 10 the tobacco, Wheat,
torn Flour and all other kinds Produce, and prompt
ances msdt iur The sale ut Oct fy-&clS
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LYsoHllg,yg.EE.ss r. Ell : @ :.

oe.as - = IL AssAssss ssd ssst ess.ssbs n Or
ei== eoot al andS, beth Ceesi sna csses
iian coed Il az u ths Asssste.e eoalsssA
Tks kntsrr Dsper.<n s.an - sAsessy ~
i~s J. 4 Btanksnahip graduate o. ~ Wv
nis niii.ry Inslsns reesat ccsssesd VIA tss
'A TAcULTY.
p,,. w. w. wALxs., zsls.ss " ~ Esesify. Professr
nj Hsasal and norsi science. and u Hlstory.
rcussus hAraEws A. ~ Prfessos Of Lain and Belize
N CAsslI A. n Professor Of The Greek Language and
Literatafe.
BLAsxssssrr Professor Of Mathematics and instructor
of Tactics
sAnuKL SAaLAxs A. NJ Professor Of Constitutional Lag
d. A LAseHoazn u. d. Professos Of AasiahJ aud fhiso
otogy
o. A sAErosi, LID, Professos d Modern LAaguags&
eAnL u. 6oosson, Principal Of the Grammar school,
EXPENSES.
Board - per week; WANING - nos fuel and heh.s
eie Tuitioa 80 a the Grammar scboo and ~ 10
lhe Collegiate Department for hal srsslan- .
Catalogues coutaning further inksrmaioa can ee oo-
taned By addfsssag the Chairman u the Faculty.
iuiy
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1IDcRLLA1WUR


W 4 enlk, = ~ es.ssA 4 CenA e.iA - -
kssssn ~ tssssesw ss sss1ns1e4 snesr - - 80
= - s,as1 q csap. es.lsh Oh sssSee ssese
IT, R.sSInrsa - - 81 VA - - - epsn u
as ssssnsAasg sssA ss< vsA Assss = eass ssnpsss
Hsv;ss i.ssssssl kssrs sss1.sasa Isr,ssrstas ED
osss.Ssssss lssa.s ~ ssssNy ss.leii e..si...sse
n % - nsa q osa sish themselves 70 give
srsa p that bvsasA q af essse end % ssef
- rrppssss aaA pssssnaly ssvsFds their castosesA
The II iheaF house Of the be IN TIE esV De
~ near Va Tenn kaxsaA Depot and im1edaisp On
~ bank Il Ne Canal
In csBneafioa hsr they also IN extensive
LUMBER YARD, anon the baak ~ The Canal and are pre-
parsd os such lnAucemests for she sale - Lsmee - arc
Inferior aoue In the ely. CAMP, sIAfLhs y"
OcTosEs Ia lsso.
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Ivnchburg Guano Depot

IyNCnDurR CfUanO Depot.
EsARME> aud the put general, hereby notified that
the l,nchiurg Guaho Depot. kept by VIM A. Miller,
tue Basn i, supplied With the following fKKrLr1ERs,
NJ" \ reruv Wan Gunno;
lt,c>rs Manipulated Guano
soinl'rcIo tiuanu, Lynchburg grounl
M Nican tiuano;
krlrweiis Potash, and Plaster.
have ahcn pr.cantn 10 furnish reliable articles
bu, the Peru, Guano from the Agents of the Peruvian Gov
,rum"n winch certainly um sole agent In Lynchburg
kveses Manipulated ,uanu and will insure 10 be
t. What represented 10 be- VIZ oHcai Peru, inn and
hi believe this To be good Peruvian
Tor i"un TINT II may lac us on. The Sonbrero
the lump nid have ground, mud sell good
II he bought where IN the United States My
plan sell Tor small profit n strictly cash hope
patronage ina, bo eXlendcAo has been liberal
J.! bestowed heretofore. WM \. MILLER,
sept lJ'ii,l"p On Basin
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Manipulated Guano.

Manipulated GuanO.
M offer 10 the virginia Guano prepared by
w us, As follows:
1907 bs Of the best Peruvian Gaano that be procured
SUU los Of the best Sombrero Guuu
cent. Of the Phosphate ol Lime,
200 lbs Of the best ground Pas.tI which pay " per
Ton, extra
All well hi xcd together.
Planters others invited examine The article
The best Information obtain, believe
one vi Tile bsl Tint be prepared for Virginia lunds
Price 10 Planters sis per they
furnish the bags.
For sale by EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. CO.,
sept - dts Richmond Va.
FINHE POR TRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the ul,-
Wal be pcasei To receive Of the very liberal pa
Tunhgc uesuaed the late assuring
call lal every effort VIII b. render satisfaction
OF Pictures, rates of charges,
Wealso have the the QUAKER
Loo STITCH SEWING MACHINES. hems ieils, gathers
lis lar supple AM less complicated than uny
cue, and sold al The very low prices OF and 800 Best
Cdhnct Machine 80 lie las the Patent lIeInt
Manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine The only
one That henis widths and thickness.
Der sold by ~ D Tanner while acting agents and the
Signed feels hesitation in recommending Them the best
no" III use Gall and examine them. y. >. TANNER,
"cto dis No Ia Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
Spit Bott oun Cnalrs split Bottom Cnalrs!
.- "OLD \IRGlSSY NEVER TIRE"
uMEROUo enquiries having la,lc BOTTOM
chAiHs can no" furnish article,
r.asonanie prices, al tue old stand. JOHN WINSTON,
sept sdts NO. 40 Maiu 81, opposite the Sorvul House
ARD! LARD NO Leaf Lari,in Tin cans of about nt-
- y pounds each, In Stare a,ia Tor sale by
oct l-dts LIE, ROOKIE Il co.
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SIMI.BITUMINuUS COAL.

FkOA TUE RECENTLY DEVELUPED
Willis M Juntain oI Piedmont coal Field
Near Farmvllle, Cumberland Co., Va.
VIE subscriber having made arrangements the South.
l. SIDE i;aroad Company ~ deliver COAL from new
e,iioht Mines To The vi L!ncubu, established
Coal YARD 1.-The island appoi,oL X r. SINS wei
Known clen OF This place, Agent dcilv,, 10
"husu please apply
Inns coal produced from the mines of DcBow Il Co. who
are competent ".ne and prepared ship any Juan.
NY :" 1oAi lha may be rc,lur good order 1t
!" 'ura rce from state aud other impurities iorx
"ufa"ie d"er c'iDusihn tnan orinar, ,ai b,
'"t! per cent II Is used exclusively In Furnvii
lh"'E MINES are only 80 ety. amt ,er
ie easy grades vi Tie south side Inc Inu
."ce eompe'oh IN THIS market prices therefore a..
De reduced cc riding ~ tne luaiy .uned For Inc r,,
cnt, lacy Will " va" P'''
For Crate Coal ................ Ok ,ar,s nm. h.. L.,
FL, Hail Coal. ........ -, % pr ous.eh
fvr Shop Coal ...... ,............ i, 4.
sept 2d-djm Ii,Iy :, MANY
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HfsCgLLA1BOUe.
JoHNsoHa Y .o,HY.N yfQiEift = oTsY

JoHNsofs K .2il, s!saiIl . oTS4'
uUAyE on HAND AND ofYkR ron SALE
Ill 1909 ssss RE LAgya and Jsss Cafes
ss tses Meas DO
go sld-s god s.d damaged erie Leather
90 boxeS Aaznasfi Candls<
loo bsxes Broxa soaps
Iao boxes Faaey do
keys I'D Domknion Ealg
= Loo haFres ~ %. Nolasse<
= Is huKrhssds Csba MotasscS
9 N. u. Sugar
I0o barrels extra Q. sugar;
i51 do low grades Sugar
Is do gTanutsied Sugar
90 do ground Sugar,
Is patent cut losf sugar.
90 barrels crushed sugar;
90 kegs soda;
I0U box Frsseh Window Gtas;
100 kits Ma. I Mackcrel;
10 barrels No. Hesriags:
Loo bushels Clover, Timothy and ohef Ofas eeedA
Besdes . fall a.surmcat VI GkOCERlEs a. vel e mTe
and well selected ssock fOkEIGN AND DOMESTIC Lio
lIORs We also agents Of the bes bfnnds u
MOUNTAIN RYE wIifsKEY, all OF which We viii ssli iew
march 81 dA
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SOmhrero Guano.

y tons Of Phosphate uano just from sonbrero Island
20 West Indies the richest ,po-c vi Phosphate OF Lime
world, containing belwe,I and
bone Phophd " Lime and 10 when the attention
friends and the public generally who deal fertilizers
We for the sale This here, and
Will sell uNorhsrn prices deductng actual expenses
place
hets contain Ats analy &C., furnished apica
ion by mail
MoCORKLE co. sole Agents,
april lScs Nam Street L,nchburg, Va
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
IQEDCCED RArES.-Ihe L. =. Nail Steamer,
HI JAMESTOWN, Capt PARRISH and KOA' eIffi-S.
sOhk, Capt skiANER nj carr. Passengers 10 mn,
tom Virginia al REDruED kArEs.
The JANIS tomS. t.in. PARRISH, leaves Richmond .v.
IT, EsDAl afternoon, nj clock, city pon, same ey.nu
and Norfolk On Wednesday, at ~ O'clock noon for New Y'
arriving there early next day, and In time connect with G
lines gong East aud North. VIZ" INC
The ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, leaves RichmonJ s,a,v
FRIDAY afternoon, NJ O'Clock, City Point next nurni ~
o'clock and Portsmouth, evening New York arr1
ing next evening" 1''''
RET u MING,
lhc Jaflestb~i leaves ork, M y,,u
RIVER ever! saturday aflernoon ut O'clock for Noriut b.
crsburs and demonstrating Freight for each placr
hc Roanoke lcayes New York. Pier No. IL North Pin,
or, ever! Wednesday afternoon, octeE for Portsmouth
Petersburg anu demonstrating Freight place
Hk;DUCED NATr,S
Passage, sateroom included, between Norfolk and New
Stccruge Passage.
Passage sateroom included between Richmond Peters.
burg anu Ncw loTk,....... Observation-Disclosures.
Steeragc Passage... E. ............ ....,... .. q
Passage sateroon included between ynchburg and New
=, A"Af IL
Passage to and FROM Norfolk. by se River
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
tN- lhc new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
be put upon 1e line ut above forming Tn
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply 10 LEE ROOKIE l. CO., Agents.
april 3o-dts Main street. Lynchburg, Va
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Lynchbmg Coach and Wagon Factory.

LyHCuUuI B OOdCu uUu w dS Jl Z dCVOIy
os THE subscriber returns his grateful Ack nowledgc-
NIX his old friends and for the libe
rai patronage toward him, and begs leave to inform
public has been started business aud
DE strict attention business, merit
lie viii make order aud keep hand
hil Kind. III IROS AXLE WAGONS made In the most sub
style He viii order and will
mnc general assortment of carriage, kockAways
buggier Aso, assortment IT and wohorse
Spring Moving Wagons aud twohorsc All who ant
good work. 10 The old Lynchbarg ,odc and Wagon F"c-
TORI and IL doing business the prncipe you
mas ecl get good work and low price AL who want
god and neat Buggies give call
inarcu i,-its JOHN H. BAILEY, Agent
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n HATS, GAPS, AND FURs -
= JOHN DOOLEY

NO. OF mo1M oIT6eI, RlChmOnd No
L in the Hat Cap and Flu line s assortment Of Good.
The s,ock consists q oil the popular styles of
HAS AND CAPS
now In use, viz: the rich and l,4an,ifri NJ, o.,
his own and Of Northern Manusclurr: m I'm Dress Hat Of
French style, Ledger STYLE Bell crown: Pnn r 9"
-. ~. WOOL HATS "'"au h.A
from inc GTes. quay servants to the finest saxouy WOOL
:, v ME-, MEN 81, Sots AND ChlLDRENs CATS "'o''
oil Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair Seal, Glazed AZ b. TO-
LADIES RIDING HATS '
VI Beaver, black and brown and richly trimmed v.,
CHlLDkES'o HATS Anil nans eNe';
Of latest Styles some Just imported frum p.,t
LADIES FURs, ~ Pa'srh;
Nictorines, Tippeis Hall Iapes, Capes Mua. u.~
Chdrens anu discs turs all qualities and st,ir. and
49, CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING kOBis
Wolf, Buffalo, Persian, Chinese lined and rough 1''
Merchants a'i dealers IRE particularly invited In
extensive stoce for no effort spared make ,ce ms
good market " purchase any other in hi. as
P 1S JOHN bodily
a....
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18th Semi-Annual Car

18th Semi-Annual Card.
1'HE sys hs attention Of hs, numsrou, GU.
p,st. socL 81 YAlL AND WINTER GOODS, ncu In store
r,mpr.ing ever article pertaining 70 the
Clothing and Gentienens' Furnishing TRACE,
Of The latest and mos approved styles and materaa Deter
mined wde spread and favorable reputation OF
In every provide the u all cassss
OF customers.
The anne list bal impecy Indicates the variety Of oaf
yAlL .rot n CORRECT only he obtained by
quality FRENCH Medium and Low pFices Broad
Cloth Cosh Goats always herctofe having taken
lhe style it, and general perfection viii be found W
surpss. possible, those Sold BY In former easonA ohocc
business suits Over d"ais farmcss Riding
Coa Inverness Nantes. Congress over Coats Vcos EMANUEL
Aool. Black Fame, Cashmere Pana Ssis In the egsa
variety material Yoke shirts large siocx a.
hand (shirts made 10 order when prcfevedo con-
of Mems Under Wear of best make and material
scar Beaufort Etox. Montalambert Garibadi, anal
lea Gcntemens shasis and travelling Blank
sl Eugs Gloves Kid 'a WASH Norway, Casslmese,
1hca, famous Mountain BUCK aud other ssasonabss
Gloves Handkerchief Socks, Dressing Robes SC, &C.
BugEoUGiIs, sHAFEk h CO,
..n, 9s Al. IUa Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
SOLOMON & MI SSER,
No. ll3 Main street.

No. Il9 Main street.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY
NXTE now in receipt Of Of GROCERIES,
w DRY GOODS, LiVt okS, Nc, consisting, In part, Of
Coffee Crushed, Leaf Powdered Gnd New Orleans
grades Laguira Rio Java and Mocha Coffee, SPERM
Alamann. and allow Candes Brown and Fancy Soaps
Brands sole Leather good and damaged Spices
kind, Pure Cider Vinegar, improved young II old Hy
Gunpowder eas bacon lot bacon
Marshall Liverpool SALT Cotton Yarns, Louisville factory
numbers No lerrngs, No and Mactercl, od Dominion
Nails Liquors Brandes Of different kills. together with gen
rr,l of siapl. Dry Goods, such No.
bnrgs, brown aud bencie shirting Linen insey oheeng
Heavy Negro Goods single double width Kentucky
J.as. &c with large assortment Negro shoes, home
uiucturCd.
manufacturers and farmers al lind their
c,l l., call aui examine sock Ac which
specially share Of the public patronage aud their friends
generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-10
Removal! New Stand! New Goods

4VO111OVt 4NOW 1NOW 0OOIIO
LAYING s1ld my entire stock Of Goods my old stand, |
have located below The Noryell House, opposite Hall
Livery Stable where will continue the GROCERY Commits
@ioa Basines Thankful " my friends and for
liberal patronage heretofore extended me, solicit a conn-
OF the assuring them will offer inducements
cash will keep constantly hand, nice selection Of GRO
CEliEs AND STABLE DRY GOODS also, Corn Meal, Pas-
ter and Mill ona. j. Z. SHEAREK
mai ll-dts