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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

FATAL AFFRAY.-We learn that an ARRAY
occurred at Hamilton, Harris county, on
Tuesday evening last. between the doorkeep-
err Of Everett's Exhibition (whose name we
did not learu) and a young man named John
Thomas Williams. in which the former was
killed and the latter supposed to be mortaiIy
wounded. Our informant states that the diff
flculty happened at the door of the EXHIBITION,
and grew out of some remarks made by Will
liams, when the doorkeeper struck him;
whereupon Williams drew revolver and
fired two of the shots entering the doorkeep-
ers body, causing his death in a short time
As soon as Williams fired, the doorkeeper
also drew revolver and fired, four shots
taking effect in the formers breast and neck.
and which, it is thought, will terminate fatal
ly.-Coln1i5Rs (Ga.1 Saa.
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80 NOTlCE.-The following named gem
49, tlemen have been appointed by the nu-
thorlties of the ViralnIa Central Aericuitu
raj Society to meet the Committee representing
tie Virginia State Agricultural Society, on the sub
iect OF union OF the two Societies, viz Gustavus
4 Msets. Wliilan 8. Macfariannd Philip e. Geo
Eggs. DIM MOCK.
de 0-7t Secretary Va. Cen. AZ Society.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

EA November %, 1872
4 Iar-e lot of elegant
SILKS.
MOUSEIAINES,
VAL. ROBES.
POPLfN Do.
And other Style Dress Gaeds TO be sold OF At once
THOS. II. PRICE &c co.
Have laid out 4 great variety Of the above Goods
to which they invite special attention They are
to he sold within the next few weeks ut SONS
price, and their customers and the public are In
vted to eve them early cali, as they MAY expect
to get them at their own prices.
Jus. opened. an elegant lot of Cloth CEOAkS,t TO
which attention is called.
LADIES' FCRS IN great VARIETY. Mink, Stone
Martin, Sable, hudson Bay Sahls, &c., 30
A beautiful lot IRISH POPLINS reesiyedt to day
no 2t-lm THOS X, PRICE co.
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MARRIED,

On the 29th. at Shirley. By the Rev Mr.. o. keseu.
JOHN WICKHAM. at Heuricn to ELIZABETH
HILL CARTER. eldest daughter of Hull Carter.
Esq, OF Charles City.
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RASpecin l Misunderstanding drterm lined be-
fore next fall to hy repair our store. pull
down and hnid new we therefore offer all our
W0oI.LFN and other soads sdapfed 10 F tL and
WINTER wear ut cost. We solicit g call from all
persons IN want OF such goods as they must and
will DO sold at some price. Call At
no S1-lm COCEINE1'S, EOS Broad sf.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

IA Hair cuttiny.--'rO THE CITIZENS am
STRANGERS VISITING THE CiTYs-.if ,an
wish 10 get your Hair Ont in the latest and po..
approved 3yIa would advise YOU 10 can IN Hn II :
SOY az his Hair-CutfiBg. Shaving. Rhamnoo,r,
snd Bathing Rooms. under the American Hotsf
Entrance on 1Ifh street. -A's'l'
N B-Gentlemen also can ret their vbisks,.
and monstsche ehsneed from red, lis ht or grey ia
most beautiful biac or brown color
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A The St. Lawrence Honse-
CORNER 9rA AND MAIN SITS,
Have vacant. suits of ROOMS for families. Also,
single ROOMS for gentlemen.
A number Of DAY B0aRpERS rsn he accoEl-
modsted. mo 2s-tsl Mrs. r. MACDON0CGH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

"a To save Lard, use S<mD1~'s TnfaIli.
bic Baking Powder. For sste By ali DrussIs Ana
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In $40 REWARD.-Runaway from the
EX subscriber. on the 18th of November, ne
6Agro man. named BOB. He is very b ack ard
II likely. and about FIVE feet ten inches
.G~hei ht and about twenty years old He
stanmers little when excited. and walks little
lame IN the ri. ht leg. He came from Goechland
county. out of Bowes' estate. Will give the above
reward for him, delivered to ne at nv residence.
on tho Brook Plank Road. three miles from Rich
mond, or delivered IN jail.
JOHN o. TAYLOR.
UenricO County, Dec i, 1882 de 6-ts
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~ To Wake Good Biscuits, us~ Semple,.
Iriaiiibls Baking Powder. For sale By Oil Drug
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49, VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRI-
Ga Cut TURAL S0cIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting Of the EXECUTIVE COMMIT
TEE of this Society will take Place at tho Prssi-
dents Office, on w WEDNESDAY next. At II O'Clock
A. NJ. de 5-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-12-06

"a Light. Sweet. and WE0lessme Lo.S
Bread Biscuits, Pastry. No. car be mazda nv ~;
sempie's Infallible Baking Powder.
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IA To Save Time. Labor and Expense.
uso nemple.s infaliihle baking Powder. For sale
By all Druggists and Grocers. -'''
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3 So. s. g = - z -
Nhsr iii = go - ~ a . Mag ~
Ia Oyer. Coat drawn the evening Of our leaving for
BOxsIKU <. ovefy Round Ball and Minnie CnFkftd =
in their passessiIu. to 10 packed eNay. Loose
Minaie will Be- furniahed for farsetprActcA
BY 0Fder 0f - ..
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NEW CONCERN.

" appearing before the public as the successor OF u. NJ. la
u rs " Co, in the Segar, Tobacco, and Liquor Bulhes,. .
most respectfully ASK u continuance OF the liberal lhI"n'-.,
extended 10 the old firm, and pledge myself to continue 10 h"T
such "A stock IN hand as will keep up the well-earnej rtpIltiImr.,'
Of the HOUSE, which was known as The place TO obtain u llIH'
CLASS ARTICLE.
In connection " it'll the present business l shall open, ma, u
days, a RESTAURANT in the rear Of the present store, Mhn"
will be under the immediate control Of Mr.. james u. sml'n'" n n
former well-known uEd popular proprietor OF the Nafs"I !"
House, of thus city, wteic he will be GA hand, at all Times eau
to supply every article II bon rirant could wish.
JOSEPH Is. SMITH,
dec 16.aw 10 Main street
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GEN.'L sUPr'S OFFICE, ,.&T. Il. Il. co,
lNNVipTEG july 18th, lNDJ.

GEN SUITS OFFICE, =. 4. Il. X. co,
LSNrnnrEa July 9th, l>o9..
40 kTTIa fxy,l1.w a ssSys-ss1's.r~ yxs.-..saS
- lows. ' ~ -" "" y" "' TO-
Passenger Train No. / viii leave ~L!nchburs nj 1913, a. NJ,
nal arrive at lD:fh, \, VI.
Passenger Train No. : will leave I~.ynclaurg ut 1880, T. NJ.
and arrive AT 10, L. NJ.
5;So, 4. NJ. This lrain does not carry passengers.
h. II. GILL,
July @dN General Superintendent.
SUMMER ARR ANGEM EMIT.
DEDUcED RArEo.-Ihe L. :. Mail steamers, 60
Ia JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and kOA- 4hGi,N
NokE, Capt. SKINNER. viii carry passengers 10 and -
from ' irginia at lEpu,Ep RATES.
The JAMESTOWN, capt. PARRISH, leaVes Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, NJ lo'rluck, tit! Point suInc evening,
and Norfolk on " ctinr>day, nj II o'clock, noon, for New YORK,
arriving there early neAl iay, aud Ia Time 10 cunnCc. Win the
lines going East aud North.
The %koANokk, Capt ShiNNrn, leaves Richmond every
Y o'clock, and Portsmouth,, same evening, Tor New YORK, arriy.
IT" w. k RETURNING,
River, ever. saturday afternoon. nj \ O'Clock, Tor Norfolk, Pc
tcrsburg aud Richmond taking Freight Tor ea,i, place.
The Roanoke leaves New York. from Pier No. Il North Liy.
or, every Wcdptsda! t,trHn"n, AT i O'Clock Tor Portsmouth,
Petersburg aud EiClnnund taking Freight tf each place.
AttAIES.
Passage, stato+oldn included, between Norfolk and New
Passage, sialcroom included. between Richmond, Peters.
burg and New York, ........... ....... :
Stecrigc Passage, 90. ~ .... A
Passage, stateruom included, between %ynrhburg aud New
Passage 10 and from Norfolk, same AS 10y the River boats.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
To- The new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
b. put upon H'e hic' at the same rates as above, forming u lr-
For tickets apply to LEE, ROOKIE Il co, Agents,
april 3o-dts, Main street, l., %nchburg, Va.
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CHfEA, GLASS, AND 1ARTHENwAR
re. III Main Street. Richmond, Va
= HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. -
. JOHN DOOLEY, -

No. 81 Main street, 81cnmono, va,
rs nov ready 70 exhibit an unusually large assortment Of Goods
II In the Hat Cap and Fur line.
The stock censists Of all the popular styles Of
HATS AND GAPS
now IN use viz: the rich and beautiful Mole skin Dress Hat Of
HE own and Of Northern Manufacture; The son OF Felt Hal,
Preach style, Ledger style, Bell crown; Planters Broad Brim
from The lowest quality servants 70 the finest Saxony wool;
MENra BOYS AND CHILDRES's CARS,
Of Fur, Cloth, Piush, Hair, Seal, 0lAxed, &c, DC.
LADIES' RIDING HATS.
of Beaver. black and brown and richly trimmed Velvet;
GHIIDRENs HATS AND CAPS,
Of latest STYLES, rome lust imported from Paris-ricb patterns;
LADIES' FURs,
yictorineA Tippcta Half CapcS OapeA Nuts Muhaiees and
Children's and Misses' Fur, al qualities and styles;
CARRIAGE N TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf, Bunalo, rersian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants and dealers are particularly invited 10 examine this
extensive stock, for no effort h spared IN make Richmond rs
good . market to purchase In - any other In this country,
sept 5-dts JOHN DooLEY.
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A CARD.

NM L have this day sold our stock Of LIQUORS, SEGAE>
w &c, 10 MIR. Joseph u. Smith, late OF the Hewitt lio'T'
Liberty, Va.
In retiring from our present business VIC beg to tender OUT
thanks to our friends and the public, for the liberal Patr'nasv,
bestowed, and most cordially recommend our successor Us iu.
worthy Of their continued fayors.
December Is, lo5q. II. NJ. HARRIS Il C''
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August 18th, $50.
Lar - Iss ,xss4..ssYrr ,a 40
4 aud after August I'D, Two passenger trains viii he run
~ on the Souilsile Railroad, lea,in ing L%ynchburg as follows
Null Train daily al II, \. NJ.
Second Train daily, except sundays, AT 1HB0, +. NJ.
Both these trains connect with the Riclmnnd X Danyilc
trains 10 Richmond aud the North. The second Train connects
ut Petersburg with the trains 10 Norfolk and Weldon.
These Trains also connect with three ti weekly lines Of
Stcumships from city Point To New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, all magnificent steamers, with the best accunnoIa-
tons for pusscngcrs. The Railroad To Norfolk connects with
daily Steam Packets To baltimore.
The agent of the Southsidc Railroad Co. at L%ynchburg, will
furnish amy further Information respecting these lines.
aug Its H.. ID. BIRD, Genl Sup't.
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Lynchbuig Coach and Wagon Factory.

3yTN1OuE6 SOCC1 d1ICE " U6-D Z
HER THE subscriber returns his grateful acknowlcd.f.
M LIZ mcnts 10 his old friends and customers for The I'm
- raj patronage tow ard him, and b.gs leave to ih'iti
them and the public that he has been re-started in business, ana
he hopes, by a more strict attention To business, 10 merit il con
iinuance of fasors. He will make to order and keep on ia,'
all kinds OF IRON AXLE WAGONS, made in the mosi SD,
siantial aud neal style. lie will also make to order and "i
soon have made, II general assortment Of Carriage, Rocha"aaa
and Buggies. Also, II large assortment Of one and Mo"tN,
Spring Moving Wagons and twohorse Stages. All who wan
good work, come TO the old L~yncAIurg Coach and wage" f'.-
tory, and, Ms he is doing business sn the CASH principle !'
may expect To get good work and al a low price. All who Wall
good and neat Buggics give me n call!
march IT-lis JOHN H.. BAILEY, Agent
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SCHEME.

gaya96 prizes. amounting IL. -. ..........a..-.# tl,su1,NO
lickrts ~, Halves tl0, Quarters ~. kighihs eRSt
A Certificate of Package Of 20 " bolrs costs $500. t!sg %
Ip. do. 70 Halves .- .....tt lev -
Uo. do. 70 Quarters. OF. ..,-.s..ts. - 10
Do do. 70 highthA ,....,.t.t.-,. ~ 81
Grand Consolidated Lottery Of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
Extra Class NINE,
To be drawn In Wilmington, bel, Wednesday,, Dec. 81, iz59.
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FOrRent or Lease.

NV A N Il d.
- AeiokE HOUSE., situated on Main Street, for which,
good price will be paid. NJ. II. ~BoHANNAN,
'sePs Soo" Agent and Collector.
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VtvsnIHS anu UCHtICmtHS FUTHISnIuy Trade,
OF The latest and most approved styles and materials Deter.
mined 10 maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation of
our Establishment We have spared no pains TO secure excellence,
In every Department., and 10 provide for the wants Of all classes
Of customers.
The annexed list but imIerfectly indicates the variety of our
FALL STOCK, a correct idea OF which can only BE- obtained by ~
animation: Best quality French, meinm aud low prices Broad
Cloth Coata Our Cloth Goats always heretofore having taken
The lead In style, hL, and general perfection, will be found 10
surpass, II possible, those sold BY us in mrmer seasons. Choies
styles Cashmere Business Suits, Over Coats, Farmers Riding
Coats, Inverness Nantes, Congress Over Coats, Victor Emanuel
Palcfots, Black anu Fancy Cashmere Pants, Vests In the great.
est variety and material, French Yoke Shirts, n large stock nj.
Ways on hand, Sshirts made 10 order when proferreI0 a com.
pleie stock OF Mems Under Wear OF best make and material,
cryats, scarfs, Beaufort, Etox, Monialamhert, Gnrubaldi, AMI
other new st,ie Tics aentlemens' shawis and Travelling Blank
els, Railway kugs Gloves, Kid, ,alf, Wash, Norway, Cashmere.
Thread, the famous Mountain Buck, aud other s,asonahlu
Gloves, Pocket Handkerchief, Socks, Dressing Robes, Sc IL.
BURROUGHS, SHAFER * co,
sept 2S-dts 1914 Main Stns.t
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
MISS ROSENSTIEL GUENTHER
'b'hhf pleasure In announcing to the ladies' and citizens Of
Lyirhburg and surrounding country that they have taken
te upstairs Hour OF the Warwick House, where they will, on
anu AFTER THURSDAY, the 10Th inst, offer for inspection nm rnt,,.
new and large stock Of Paris Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Bon.
ments Embroiieries, Ruches, French Corsels. hoop Skir,s "a
dies Hose, Gloves, saxony Yarns, real Brussel, French, Thread
The Ladies' are respectfully and specially solicited to call and
examine our stock Of goods, which are OF the latest STYLES, and
which We viii sell at Wholesale or retail. All we ask ia a trial
us We are confident we can offer such Inducements to purclu.
cs 10 u secure their orders. sept l5lly
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L0TTEHIE6

Consolidated Lotteries or Delaware,
Fer December, 1850.
FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS 4 CO. MASaGEas.
WIZ GTHU TOY DELI ElRE
The Manager call the stteatton Of te pztfe IN thr fetsoSfHk
Splendid Schemes to be dnsn during Ne pressas n~aih;
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRICE
100000! -
Grand Consolidated Lottsry OF Delaware.
CLASS 10,
N, h. drs nm In wilminnan. prl. ssiarlay, Iprecnalsf 81. iSA.
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TItWeekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE,

Wv DZAI INIIIkIL.
THE Powhatan Steamboat Company's Steam
.[-Sa3.S5s eu, GEO. PEABODY, Capt RICHARD PHIrcu-
AID, and BELvlDERE, capt. VIZ, KEEsE, will leave Rich
mJnd for Baltimore every Tussddy, Thnysddy and Saturday.
REprRSIse, will leave Baltimore for Richmond every Tuesday,
Thursddy and SIturddy, thereby cnab. ing Shippers and Pas
-engers 10 have All opportunity Of u communication between the
.wO points every other day.
~ Freight received In both places every day.
For Speed aud Comfort, these fine Steamers are eqnnl, II moi
superior, to any Of their class to be found In this or any other
city. These Steamers having been fitted cut with splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodation are recommended to the
travelling and freighting community IN the most comfortable,
cheapest, and speedy mode Of transportation between the two
points.
TICKETS can be procured at our OnIce, Shockoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or nj the Steamers Landing, Rocket
ID. a W. CURRIE, Agents, Richmond.
sept IDLY j. BRANDT, JR., No. 3 Light ST., Baltimore.
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BALTIMORE
Of Tobaooo to the we=t.

Notioe to Shippers Of Tobacco to the West.
THE undersigned are prepared 10 give increased mcflities 10
shippsrs Of Tobacco % the West, having shortened Inc time
m trnnsi nd reduced the rate from third 10 fourth cias
Through receipts given 70 the principal points In the West. BY
Railroad or the Ohio River, and ffeights guaranteed a. low as
By any Other line. Tho only tfsnshipment between BaltImore.
Cincinnati Indianapolis, 81 Louis and Chicago, L. made al Pitts
burg, directly from Carlo car, under cover, thereby avoiding
drayage and ferri.ge, and ell damage on Tobacco from expos.
ufe.
kN- No commissions charged At Baltimore or Piusburg.
MAGRAW d KOONs,
No. 80 North Street, Baltimore.
Refer To Jesse Hare Il Co, W. ID. Miller. and ! L. Claytor,
Lynchburg; Jacob Head h Co., and Jacob Brandt, Jr, Balti.
more. march l6dlY
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Fire, Life and Marine .nsr,a..cc
Lynchbuig Hose & Fire Insurance Company.
i Fire, on dwelling Houses, Stores Tonaeeo Factories and md
other buildings, or Furniture, Goods, Wares and Merchandise,
Also makes insurance on the lives OF all persons enjoying
good health, aud Of sound constitution for the whole duration
of life, or for u limited period.
slave. elnplo,c ed In ordinary occupations, will be insured on
The Company will also take marine risks from and to any of
the Northern or Southern Ports, nj favorable rates.
JOHN RoBiN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES Al; c1 rts yips President,
joins Orr. TAYLOR, WV. T, ANDERSON,
JAMES +. PAYNE, JONI 7. DAVIS,
WM. II. srgArToN, MAURICE $. LAsGuoRxE,
CREED T. WILLS, Secretary.
DR. 4. = y III II. %a hM1i OWEN Medical Examiners.
The Medical Examination Of subjects for insurance will be
made AT the Office Of the Company on each day between the
hours of 2 and 4 O'Clock. p. NJ. feb 23-dts
Manipulated Guano.
NJ Z offer to the Planters of Virginia u Guano prepared by
1000 lbs. Of The best Peruvian Guano that can be procured,
$40 lbs. of the best sombrero Gnano, containing full So per
200 lbs. of the best ground Plaster, for which we pay 81 per
Planters and others are invited to examine The article. From
the best information We can obtain, We believe this mixture is
one of the best that can be prepared for the Virginia lands.
Price to Planters *4s per ton, or ~ per ton loss when they
For sac by EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co,
sept ~ dts Richmond, Va.
BNIE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the un-
Il dcrsigned, at the old stand, No. ia, Nam Street, where lie
Will be pleased 10 receive n continuance of the very liberal pa
tr"nage bestowed upon the late concern, assuring all who may
call that every effort will bc given 10 render satisfaction in 81, le
al Pictures, rates of charges, &c.
We also have the agency for the QUAKER CITY DouBLE THREAD
Lock STIrCH SEWING MACHINES. IL helms, fclls, tucks, gathers
and embroiiers, and does al. the work of the best $i25 Machines
is far more simple aud less complicated than any other Ma
chine, and is sold nj the very low prices of $40 and $50. Iesi
Cabinet Machine 30. He has the Patent Adjustable Henmcr
manufactured expressly for the Quaker City Machine. The only
one that hens AL widths and thickness. From the large num-
br sold by y. :. Tanner " Co., while acting AS agents, aud tho
general satisfaction which the Machines have given, the under
signed feels no hesitation in recommending them Ms the best
now in use. Call and examine them. N. ). TANNER,
oct dts No. ia Main Street, Lynchburx, Va,
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New Fall Stock,

3N0W = DIX 0VOCA.
TUSr arrived from the Northern cities with q full stock oil
d FALL NJ WINTER LOTHING for gentlemen. The
latest styles and the most faahiouahle apparel, at the lowest
prices, can be found al our establishment, No. GS Nam street,
Also, Q large supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods, which we
will sell lower than any other house in this city, Hats of the lat
ess styles, Boots, shoes Of all qualities and prices TO suit Trunks,
vaIises md Umbrellas from The best Eastern factories. are on
exhibition and will be sold cheap.
Youths and Boys CLornna In all styles and qualities
Please call ~ HInsH d 6rRAusEs between Nowl In h Murrilrs
and A G. Lewis, and look fos your SELF Our motto d, as il has
ever beeu, selling cheap 70 increase custom.
Manufacturer and Fanness win do well 70 examine our stock
OF bersant' C1othins, 6hoeA 10, DC. sept 2+dt.
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S-EMI.BITUMINOUs COAL,

SEWl.BkI WlNUUS COAL,
FRoA Tux RECENTLY DEVELOPED
Willis Mountain OF Piedmont Coal Field,
Near Farmville, Cumberland Co., Va.
'I'llE subscriber having made arrangements with the South
Piedmont Mines TO Me Un, of l., ncllburg, has established a
Coat \ AID on " the Island" and appointed K. +. SINS, II well
Known citizen Of his place, Agent ior It's sale and delivery, to
Ins Go II is produced from the mines of DeBow 4 Co., who
are competent miners, and WHO are prtpatcd To ship any guam
III! Of todi lnaI may be required, in good marketable order. II
Is naturally free from slate and other Impurities, and is more
tweni! ie per cent. 1t is now used exclusively in farm,ilic.
iuEsE MINIS are only about 80 miles nom tins city, AMI over
cH"e III competition IN this market. The prices, therefore, will
b, reduced according to The quantity consumed. For the pres
tM, they Will be:
For Crate tual. Observation-Disclosures. % cents per busltl,
For Hall Coal 49,. ......t....,.,.... 20
For shop Coal go. ............. l. " "
sept 2d-i3m JOHN \. DALBY.
Fall and Winter Goods.
1859. 1859.
SAMUEL HARTMAN. Agcnt,
WOULD call the attention Of the citizens Of %Lynchburg and
w vicinity la The arrival of his stock of FALL AND WIN
lft GOODS, consisting IN part, us follows, W.: Beaver, Ing
llaI Black aud I'oucl. sea- skin, sack and Frock O>crcoaIs,
fashionable i'ack Dress and frock Goats, double and single,
Velvet, Black Doe SKIN aud Fame, Cashmere Vests, and ianii-
lT'ns OF e.erl description, together whh Gentlcmrms >hawls
'hthtS' sultaoie Tor inca, Youths aud boys Hats, Caps, Boots
and SHOES, customer made and best III market, | mnrciIas,
TO When l invite lht al'' n''"no i '.gt o"n,rs, AS wti sell
cheap Tor cash N! motto beng quick safes and sniail profits
NV "s IL Il III No io' Miii a"tci, sept -I-uls
New Concern.
w + have associated ourselves together under the st,lc of
w I.AAFoep ~ ANDELeuN, Tor The 1arI"sc of carr,inf
Anderson, Landlord n Go. where they VIII be pleased 10 see
licIr Old customers.
WI, 1ANFoED,'
nlnl dly. j. ANDERSON.
I11S "Wednesday Of last week, AGEEY iioIsE, three or
E1l four years old, medium size. twenty dollars reward
wa 'y gwen Tor the apprehension Of the thiel, and a liberal re-
"ard iHr The Horse. j. q. EWiS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-23

EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZEl
Prizes payable in full, without deduction.
IN Tngsr LorIERIss gNERY PRiEK Is DRAWN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-23

4 toRN MEAl.-Wc are now prepared In furnish fresh ground
Corn Meal in large and small quantities, at our NAH ar
store. Al. the corn We grind is screened consequently makes bet
ter meal for family use.
march p-dis NOWIIN 4 NI'ERELI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-23
18th Semi-Annual Gard.

FuNhE subscribers invite the attention of their numerous rms
Il TONERS and the public generally Ia their extensive end com.
pletc stock Of FALL AND WINTER GOODS, now in s,,rr
comprising every article pertaining 10 the
Clothing and GentlemenS, Furnishing Tr.do