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TO LADIES.
i ANEW INVENTION.
MORE PiCKrOCkers!

PHILLIPS PATENT SAFETY FUR ACFF
TIE Ab0ve u.me gwen Lew n Tor vince e''s'
patel: have Us, been ssn-d 9, "ss'ingtoo ds,sd
les TIE ioJovns embraces te- II "a sdVAnAs-s s-a Will
partly ;ss ribe l5e ar.ic'e -.
Tie ttec 4 uv-l.ion 10 20 usHs nnn Sfve no'
o1y article ke-p H.nds VAN oGi as t.eepA
articles desirable 20 have II con'erl~ni -AA
a. iius-s ally u precisely ne sane " a
pess ordinary nBf ou in s intsror Hrsofr.en
rpeo xI,h N psrse copateLts for eep fins '1ch A.
D. act hirf card ease Of more Pstc1iary
portsuourse t. m.kirE yc OF on Shopping ex
eurso.s l. ~A bcom. incisp-u .ao!s, to-
entirely secured from loss oy iecic-, soi zoe
vrs-rs mind p.rf.cty concerning oos
cu..nEsrs-pickJocis.s There no PssioIy o n1 Pre-
rornais lesvins over uuss the uut goes VIZ u lac
ouly Cr-o rhr sce eAo oe ooAlaea
tbs address of The pz.eree We to-feofe uu ns -
bororshe merchants ST., usnnfsetur-o Va, po~ You
comply r.qgir-D-n< of The As wit'-s -es
atty icr CON pzsory The trsde VIII pear
fAgE foTIcf,
rhs b.y viii D. H.- 70 a for FOR he sac of 81
usf. tursd AFR he above w1l: Ec-as-, .ieT th.s
ds,s. We are prepared ~ lioerse
REsFossIBLE PARrfEs
"a -r6e. cr pA-u. Application can b nAds q
4. pa.-u:s.I faILLlPss FUR EMPORIUM
Nc. 10 Grand -
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Young Mems Republican Central Committee
sis siods, %sn co WEbsTsDAY sysslso
o'cJeoi. slLAs B. DUfCHER Chs.rnss-
fI.;5if fGst d sly; :, s;a.,..o. }seere'.as..
For Assemby-Hr John COMuERFORo The inee-
pro vOs. Of Xth XIItb XlVth and XVi5 ~H's IN IA
me,tins on WEDNESDAY EvESiaS a. u ocjocs NJ sl
so-ey opposite ooone .. sevsTA men VI" address ne
cH.aLfs LyaGER' FsAscls JOHN rAcszEA
MICHAEL FIELD JOHN GOODRICH,
FRANCIS B. salra.
Eleventh Ward Republican Association - nee.
THIS w EvET9 NI a. 9o,. ~ sT,ss ,ss xy1b III Wa
THOMAS DOYLE, President
C. DosIpsos Secretary.
Nineteenth Ward.-A speci.l peetioe Of tie RErUBLI,
CAN AssOCIAIlON vi, be bed 81 Diageo-ins t~ III 10
Io.dsy) EVENING, osoGs % a,sgd 70 h- ,rs.;ion
Of tbe vo,ers N L. BRCSDAGE fre'den-
sSsI' soaS coorrsi q rl.t] jr., 3sser''.ris'
Lecpres for the PeopIe.-rbe Opening Lecture Of the
on & !H e. ba
.barsb corner Of Pine and Marion - % saSee d,s'
odoci ".o pIsSi.e'y HSGy'" Admission 10 cert.
Chemisiry and Maieria Mediea;
LECTURES OF TIE y cOLsEdE 9f IAeaal phAaSAcY, y.
N 3D., 9 OGDEN d NIB sEas sVi s. OF a.s
3 cosss ss No %'la 1 Dss; soSei
Mstes Medic. and Pharmacy will co~msnoe a, the
o. Int od0otory i~cto BY rrof GEORGE rHURBER N D.
Tore. may ee bad III eastman, No s sro.i gay s2r
Wright, No 121 Hsoen.sne
Trinity Young Mems Christian Assocfat ton.-A
Cour.e Lectures III delivered the Tiuity MetbOfst
Epops Church s4b betw.en 7tb and etosvs toe hI't
Of wpet be given on UEsD.Y EVENING, Oct 2;h By
the Rev. mo l. 0UyH5s M5s.Sa5oo: sicjcSi
The cond Lee Of the G. will be syen tt ESQ
EVLNih g. Nov lst by the Rsv w. VI MlLBURN Sdbjoct:
WHAT BLIND MAN SAW IN ENGLAND.
Tickets IS each 20 be had Of the following places
j. " W haus No AZ 8tbsv j. ". Colas, No 05 Broad
way; j. r. Edwards No 9l WeT 23d-st. A. Psrh, Sh-
and 7thsv the door the evening Of The lecture
noo.s Isctur IN cnrnue A. a.
J. w. COLLINS. Chairman L-ctnre Comn'tt'e
Tea Pnry.-Ihe Ladies OF the Carlton sv NJ T. ChnreN
fneaf Myrle y BIoot yp will give sTes Party on THURS
DAt EVf MING NJ XT 9th inst Addresses st be deiVefed
BY tho Pastor the Rev CHARLES Z. HARdIS, the Rev Mr.
Tickets 80 each proceeds " be applied for furnishing
Church.
To Railroad Men,-A model Of KNIGHTS PATENT
SLkFPING CAR" vii be exhibited a. the Merchants TX.
cha during this dey only 70 which The attention OF railroad
men 10 specially invi ed
Patent Machine made Paper Bags in . ] their vare
ties with l8rle assortment Of MANILA aud PAINT No "A
PER very cheap q. fREEMANl & ROBERrSONS
Paper Warehouse. No 6s Be.kmsn 81
An Invitation 10 the Pubic.
The subcnbe ctfuy invite the attention OF their old
custom the public generally 10 their complete stock Of
Gold and Silver Watches elegant Jwelry Silver and Plated
Wares which they be sentd and oder
than before Beautiful Target Prizes aud Gs
for Societies ard Schools 'rsys be had small advance
chase. SQUIRE & LANDER, No 81 Pu ton-st "
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CONTENTS
MARY WAsHINGTON, the llu'Ious Matron.
MARTHA WASHINGTON the True Wife.
CHARLOTTE BRONTE, the Worthy Daughter
ELIZABETH FRY, the Newgste Schoolmis-em
SARAH MARTIN, the Jail Missionary
MARGARET Mercer the Worker Of Charity.
SARAH B. JUDsON, the Teacher IL no Wlds.
LADY RUSSELL, the Noble Dame.
LUCY HUTCHINSON, the Pattern Of Domestic Virtue
ISABEL THE CATHOLIC, the Friend OF Columbus.
Mrs ELIZABETH ROWE, the E.rnes; Christian.
MARIA THERESA, the Star Of Austria
hlDALINE OBERLlN, the Pastors Hepmse.
ANN LEIITlA BARBAULD, the Childrenss Fssori.e.
REBECCA NOTE, the Devoted Patriot
MADAME NECKER TIE Es.imsble C,overness
CAROLINE L. HLRsCHEL the G.Atent A,tropomer
HANNAH MORE, the Quiet eiormer.
ANN FLANaAN the scnlpt sf's Assistant.
Mrs WORDSWORTH, 'ne Poets Compsnion.
HARRIET Newell, tbe Christian Heroine
SARAH LANMAs. SMITH, the Missionny's Wife.
LADY WAhEfCK the Lsborer IN the Vineyard
LADY MA.KINT0sH, the Gusriiau Angel
Either Of the above will be BY mail lPos;pad on recep:
Of price,
w. A. TOWNSEND Co, Publishers,
No. 10 Walkerst NeS.York.
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Replating n good a. New.-F.uLies having plated
Css,o Csse bAsfs Coffee Urns Tes sets Forks sP ETC.
frn which The silver Of have tben REfLATEo
At the shortest Eooe Al uodsr.ie Prc~. BY spplyne 70
LUOls HAkr. Noe 4 and o Bsflingshp
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WOMEN OF w . Il / IL.
A BOOK FOR GIRLS.

Eirht Illustrations square l6mo, 500 pages; bound Uniform
with Men who have Risen" Price rs centA
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z 2 z 2 2 = = Y
Q 2 &C IAL no T G =

- - g. = =, I!
BOWEN. HOLMES q Co.
CORNER BROADWAY AND PEAlL-srREE7.
Fave oG ~ asa osr for 'se he foo~tns 10
arsols soo6a vheA syecAI .-ea5ou Of he trade N
sitsd Viz:
IRIHo cLoTHs-oomrrans .As q entire sA,sDcs -
| 0 he eessrstee manufacture Of
PATURLE. LUPIN q 90.
hKAiNo CLOTHS -cOupuhrs he q Stirs sslancs "A
s she popular atne inpor.elby By
LACHAISE. FAUCHE. q Co..
HERINo cLorHs-ccmpri';ns sAe q entire bsAnee n
q lie ~s0k,ovp importation S
G. GIGNOUX & Co.
EkrSo cLoTHs-A srre h-oic. from The Two Ass
q suction ale II Of the desirable manufacture Of
THIEION, NAILLARD Co.
PRINTED MERfNCEs-Comprisns he q ensrs sss
snce - Of the nsh sooSs ported By
BENKARD & HUTTON.
rRINTLD Acknowledgment N. " entire bal
snoe "A In nssDiSc-n chtn,S eolOts Of he importation
sCHULTEN q HURD.
PRINTED hERiNoEs-compr.Iins he q entire s.i
snce n Of The iu port.5on d
LANE, LAMSON 90.
PRINTED NEAINoEs-cOmprisine the " entire ssl
nee u Of he Rev Ard beautiful s;yss impor'sdby
LACBAISE FAUCHE 6 Co..
PRINTED MBRINoEs-Two invoices from ihs vel kncvs
commississ Hous" in PNrsd
f. vOGEL e Co.
SILK RoBEs-Nev ard rich desirrs from the large import
ing h,aseof
CHARLES PAYEN & Go.
ELK aoBEs-A: twenty Eve per below he COS. ei In.
| Iori.uoI- jus: received
FROM AUCTION.
DRESS sILKs-rhe moe. magnificent stock e1his
tied, saa ev prices jas, received
FROM AUCTION.
sAyoNY PLAlDs, ELvIRls AND POLL DE CHEvREs
"A. lover prices than he
COST OF IMPORTATION.
saA@LS-seyers large invoices Iust received
FROM AUCTION.
sHAwLs-of. all he popular makes and varieties both
FOREI0N AND DOMESTIC.
MUSLIN DELAINEs--in ps.. variety, from .hs
PACIFIC MILLS.
MUSLIN pELAINEs-N.wes and richest styles, nom tss
MANCHESTER MILLS.
MUSLIN DLLAINEs-Lsrre assortment from .Ss
HAMILTON MILLS.
MUSLIN DELAINEs-AD WOOL designed for the most 'sa
ionstle ely and interior retail trade, BEG.
PARIS MANUFACTURE.
LsO,
Hosiery AND GLOVES Comprising probably the most
desirable s.oci exhibited IN the city.
o,
DOMESTIC GOops-A complete assortment comprtdas al
.he mos; popular u PnDts sheenp 8hirnp Denims
TICK. Strips Checi Jeans Dispeu, YAnnels Lnsss, Rolled
jsoonets, sto.
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs AND TAILORS rRIhMIN0s-
In Ceat variety sdsrted 20 me oest usde.
AL SO,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS-Newest and richest
styles; Q very sxtensive assortment
l. o o,
LADIES CLOAKS-Naa1fsetursd expressly for
ssls sres. variety cloth and k velvet with style
uilmiIsa
A L 5 o,
YANKEE NOfIONs-ComrriGns . very extensive sssorf
roent
The stove together with sre,t variety Of othes goods VII
q NET CASH "a
y gRoXPr SIX MONTHS BUYERS n
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Aprrlol Notifes.

Gillette Young Mems Association.
On THIS Tuesday EVENING, the 1871 int,
Prof o. M Mitchell
~n deliver fourth and Las. lecture Of the series being
gwen b.fore this Association on
1.-THE ASTRONOMY OF THE BIBLE"
the Csivsy Baptist Church, West I'D q. between j and 9Th
Tickets be had the door the evening of the lecture 80
seBts escb.
Doors op,nr7. Lecture ats.
NB-Th, Series Of Lectures have NEVER BEFORE BEEN
pKLIyERED In this city. JAS. SANDF0RD,
Chairman Lecture Committee.
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Billiard Gables.

DHELANs IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
AND COASINArIOS CUSHIONS,
yor ale ~ he y&:eIIee and GAraAe.1ren
OOOSS0R L COLLENDER,
Nos s.. s5. 81 and A. Crosoy Nov ~-Yort
CPLENDlD ROSEWOOD TABLES with
- As.be ss;- Beds for SALE retsonsoe prices pr
rAe f-Iuissee Trnnin1s sr sac. W 4 GRIFFITH
RuiXrc Tks Ms3aisst-ret, Va. 10 Fgl,ons..
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The Evening French Coarse
AT THE COOPER INSTITUTE.

Association OF Exempt Firemen.-The regular Q aI,
terry Meeting wii be held fimens Hs THIS TUESDAY
p w ESGS President
q. w WHEELER Secretary.
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I ORD & TAYLOR,

WOOL BLANKETS TOILET QUILTS.
sprerfne Epsssh, weAh. and American FLASSELs, Phi'
Nd open gLASsGLS Twilled FLANNELs, &c.
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JEFFERsi, LADIES FRENCH .Hor,.
NO. 5S BROADWAY (OY2osst- Metropolitan Ho$ell. -
Mr. JEFFERS o- caH special stsoaon Of Ladies Vic
s York q French sho-s-~hich, t sefan,
fnsnship beauty Of hnish SHAPE rr4tness And d1rsmy
). .gpeoriiy aay porter or sasnascaref
,h- uited sts:es
M J. has oons.ty On hsld l.ss, elegant, AID costly ~
.ortueIi Of embfOdeTed
SLIPPERS,
% whieh re would call the further senon Of ne Ladies ane
p.-.el-Ariy Ice. about H.ssni
PRESENTS
ALL PARTS OF THE UNION
Lsies ds.ppond IN IL ~ aud proper nses o. snoes "
a.its-s invited - 1--WE esabben, trlaI ad ~
~.yrl he measure hey De supplied IN aaJ pa. 10
I'ntor, The ah.r-es. notice.
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Plymouth Lectures.
PLYMOUTH CHURCH. ...."....."..."....BRooELW.
course of Lectures win be delivered In Plymouth Church
chs Rev. Henry Ward Beschsr'') a. follows:
Oct ls-GEoRGE W. CURTIS, ESQ.
Oe. 25-Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER.
Nov l-wENDELL PHILIPPE, Esq.
Nov e-Rev. w. A. BARTLETT.
Nov i5-The Hon HENRY j. RAYMOND.
Nov 22-Gov ~ BANKS.
Nov 2S-The Hon THOMAS CORWlN Of Ohio
The subject for each Lecture published prev
COS to It's delivery.
Mr. JOHN ZUNDEL will prehde at the Organ.
Course Tcket admitting person, 81 $50; which be pur
.hssd ofw w swsyne, No. 30 Fulton street; W. W. Rose
No 2 Atlantic street. Brooklyn, and at the Office Of The
Independent No Beetmsn street, N y. and Daily Times
Office, NewYork.
Doors opsn at7i lecture to commence at O'Clock.
Plymouth Lectures-BrookIyn.
GEO w. CURTIS ESQ., will deliver the second Lecture IL
tib Coune, on TUESDAY EVENING Oct. 10. Subject:
Present Aspect OF the Slavery Question"
Tehes 25 Tickets admitting 10 the Course 81 So
Gan procured of W. w swsyne, No. 30 Fultons W. w
Rsss No. H2 AIsDto, Brooklyn; and at the Office Of fhe
Independent, No Beekmsnst Y, and Daily Times, NJ
t,.,, FQorl.
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priniin9.

YARDS. CJRCULARs, POSTERS, and every
description JOB rRINTN0 10 good style, st ow tcse
for CASH at PHAIR 4 Cos No q Be~kmsnst
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (hAif prioe).-
IL Nsddins At Home Note, Pspen tc., ks Basnseg
C.rds Bi Iissds Portrsis kc, IT kELLYS 81 rahona NJ.
WM. EVERDELL a. SONS, No. l04 Fulton
w r, NJ r., Wsddios Visiting and BudDss CAsd Ln-
srayers s,stlonsrs Steam job Pnntsrs LtAoCaposn ~
Label Manufactured
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Boots, 8boes, 81.

AT JONESs, Nos. 10 and l2 Ann-st., -
N Prepoh Calf DRESS BOOTS; $50 Double Sole WAfEA-
PROOY BOOTs caa them before purchasing.
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Public sale of 80 nalaasle s.alllop., B.oos

Mares and Colrs.-On THURSDAY NEXT. Oct. 2, 81 ioi
nm a. be Mile Hil FsSoo oppsits the BonApsrte Gnounos
BORDFNTOwN will Be- sold thirty ak yau,ble STALL
IoNs BROOD MARrS and COLTS consisting Of Thorouxh
brecs Half bIoe and To,;Ds STOCK the property Of A. Nail
lard, esq
Amors the sAons the following especially recommended
HERNEs~s,ytn war, 3D. Isl hands by Mariner Of the
PIrTo wears Old by Hermes Of Pstsey Anthony
KEWJLRsEY-FouI oc by 0eOsse NJ. Paeoen out Of
Ps.y Anthony. msgphoeni Soi over 40 hAAes hsn prom
isns ysfy great speed and eot.onl
Tsips Pier Ne l. n k att snd SorlsndtG - IN
sInye AZ BoIdeltowp n s:l5 and $3.50.
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GSOO REWARD.-Lost, $4,sO0 in New
YCOU England Sls, from Is To iocs Ths shove reward
vii paid any person giving Information the. viii Iced
,cysry q said n,onsy. j. FROST No. Brosawsy BAah
Buihirs Puk p'see.
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Nfw Vublirarinns.

Now Ready:
MEN w HO III A E RI S N.
BOOK FOR BOYS.
Eight Iurops; square 6mo, 3l5 pages elegantly bound
in Cl9th, assorted colors Price Is cents
CONTENTS
STEPHENSON, the Rslwsy Pioneer
THE BEGINNING OF THE ROTHsCHILDs.
TIE RISE or TIE PEEL FAMILY.
WILSON, the 0rnhologis-
WEST the AIts.
AsTOR the Millionaire.
HUTTON the Bookseller
FRANKLIN, the Navigator.
OBERLlN, the Pastor.
sULkl7T, the Linguist.
WILHELM, the klife grinder
HUGH MILLERs EARLY DAYS.
LlNNHUS, the Naturalist
sMEATON, the Engineer.
RITTENHOUSE, the Msihsnst!eisn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-02
DETERMINED TO EXCEL

q,o run EeAS e! L. , L., 9 90
TO examine stock Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
The syies and Workmanship equal that
by the besiT silors In tho country.
We procure all
The new and fashionable
Fabrics sold by our Arsl ans
Cloth Houses, and
Have them manu- rod
Into Garments
To aut the
From the continuing cry Of more, from fash,
onabe present for their confederation Garments me
OF which entirely newD suited ~ the times:
lat OVEN CoATsrhe Diplomatic, graceful, rich and
Portable Garment the Paeto .c suou the Sack the Rag
lam an the Glcn,lerry.
I'd BUSINESS In every siyle and Out oi
every Kind Of goodn ranging In prices from To go
3D. DRESs Fnook CoAT cut and trimmed In the best
possible manner and warranted TO give entire satisfaction
from az Fancy Casscro Pants from 10 t4, Casscru
Vests ffom La TO 81
Fancy Plush Velvet Vests Of the finest material, Plain
and Fancy SILK Yeats Plain and Fancy Cashmere Vests lclre
" nrwJ 49,
9TH citing shirts Cotton Linen Merino aud Cashmere
aisn, Fancy Muslin Shirts French manufacture, something
really beautiful.
7th. Railroad Rugs Sporting Blankets, Night Comfortcrs
Furrcd Blankea State and imported Shawa from 10 $50
oh scars VI Meno Cashmere, SILK and Plush Cravnls o
SILK Worslod nnd Leather.
9Th. Every Imaginable kind OF Genilcmcns Under
Collars and every article 10 be found In arsi clnSs 10th
| Ing House. GLASS d RAINE.
| sept 30-dts 1879 Main street, Lynchburg, a.
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p. SEABURY, 81,
Ne ~ Mats isrs,s LyseAewrg.
New. Beautiful q Useful -

II win pleasure snnouuee the trading conamuuiy
ynchbarg those prompt and snterprsng contractors
WIN Curia " VIM Durham, have completed my new and
.paeou, T., hsriag msdc very nice Job And now am
pleased my frtendA that with light room. ani All
ainos, en,k and very large stock Of
Bots sshoes 3aiteis, aats, Caps. Carpet-Hags,
Fdi,ses, Lmbreias and Other Goods in my line,
prepared and anxious 70 sappy all Who wish with such
eed very reasonable tcrna heartily exprcss thanks
I,s . liberal patronage In town aud country.
r. sEABURY
~ Bwholssae bn win BE- made worry low price. Tor
CA-u oct ~ dts
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nAL9zaoRR



Notice TO shIppsss ~ tphaeeot 70 The West.
shipprss n fe1ssse - MA k4ving cvleaed Ne tine
n smn;tt I'D ssssa - ~ md - enu slsskaD
sl 1sssst :, ' 8 81
b INV etsss ma ny e1H bstsesa sIfnofe
inAsanapelk q 1lsh Chiesssi E ras.
burg diSecy IRON CIR b CT an4w cover, mFs4y ASoidpg
drassgs md fenass md - eanaee On Tobaee nqm expos
! F@A 'ess = - ,...a-
-. To- % Nerth essset Baltimore.
Refer 70 jesse Hare 4 Co.. W. D.. Miller ana oi.yto
Iynehburg; Jacob Hsald Co, and Jacob brapdt BAIL
+. n...sn ~
Tii.weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE..s4ss
&c THE Po.hstan s.eambos. Company. steam
zsD, and BELv iDRRE. CspA VIZ KsEs. wh iee.e Rich
grrvasrsa win leave Bar1ore for Richmond every 1sesday
T4srsday and Saturday, thereby enab Shippers and Pas
sengers opportunity Of communication between the
~ Freight received In both places every day. 49,.
For Speed and Comf these fine Steamers are eqnaI not
speror their class 10 be found In tbs er any other
city These having been fitted with splendid State
koom Passenger Accommodations recommended W The
travelling eighting community the moot comfortable
cheapest and speedy o Of transportation bctwcen The two
points. i. y - 49,
Colambtaa Hotel, the Steamer Landing, Beckett
u. Il w. CukklE, Agents. Richmond.
sept Idly J. BRANDT, ia, No. Light 81, BALTIMORE
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Manipulated Guano.
N oher 10 the fnncrs OF Nirgtnn Guhho prepared Dy
w us, ~ follows:
1909 lbs VI Gnano that be procured
lbs SoIbrcru Guano continuing Iul 81 per
cent. the Phosphate Vt Lime,
900 GROUND Plaster, for which we 81 per
ton, extra
All we'll MI scd together.
Planters invited To examine The dele From
line best Information Dese mixture
the best be prepared for the Nirgnia lands
Price Planters $aa ton or 81 per ton less when they
furnish the bags. .. - -
For sale by EDMUND DANE Spoki ~ w.,
sept 81 dts Richmond, Na.
TE1lIE PORTRAIT GALLERY will be continued by the uI
plcasei receive continuance Of the very hbcra
toilc upo. The late all who
will BIZ given 10 render satisfaction sly
pictures, OF ciiargu
We the ageuc. The QUAKER trY DoUBLk HIRE Al
MACHINES. hcins iells, ucks, gaiurs
simple and less complicated than other Ma
chine, sud the low prices OF Tlo aud $oO Beat
Cabinet Machac 40 He has the Patent Adjustable Hemntt
expressly for the Quaker Ciy Mnchnc The only
widths and thickness From the large
Der sold By n. Tuuncr Co., while acting agents and
signed in recommending them the best
~ II sc Call and examine Them. n. >. TANNER
oetJ dts No. lIf nain Siree,, LynchDurs, Va
Split Bott pm Cnalrs split bottom CnalrS!!
"UI.D VIRulNNY NEVER TIRE"
NJ UMER0uS enquiries having been made Tor BOTTOM
~ furnish neal aud superior arutio a
reasonable Prices, nj the old stand. JOHN L. WlNSfON
sept Dlts No. i7U Main 81, opposite The Norvcii House
U ARD. LARD NO. Leaf Lard, Tin ubout
octi.ds LEE. ROOKIE u Cu.
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$500. NOTICE.
NOflCE hereby given that the firm Of william Hall
10 has IN. day I.sn Dissolved by mutual eonscni-he
WIN hereafter be carried on by VIM H. Hall individually
Lyncnsvsa Sepk IL, 1s0. WIN II. HALL / co
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MChIIN IN Z I A OO
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOcerS and GENT Commission Merchants,
Bank Square, Main street, Lynchburg, Va.
ATE In receipt Of Spring stock Of roecrics
w Iron, steei staple Dry Goods, &C. eonsistipg of
Cuba Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
Loaf, Crushed formulated aud Powdered sugar
lAguira. kio, Java Mucha and santos Coffee;
sperm, Wax, Adamantino and Iaiiow Candles;
brown and Fancy Soaps Various brauis
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Ooony
spices q every kind Sole Leather good and damaged pare
Cicr Vinegar; Liverpool and Ground Alum SALT
all Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No la,ux
ifeungA In whole and hall barrels No and Mackc,
No Peruvian Guano. Old dominion Mai English
Vi Iron; Band, Hoop and sheet from Norway Nail os ~r;
shear and Diiatered Steel; Wagon Box,
Scther with general assortment Of Staple Dry Goo s,h
No and OsnaburS, Bleachcd and brown shrnes and
5heesngA Burlaps, HaniAnation Linen, Cottonades
oxnabufHa, Prints, dinaans &c. 10 which they
aly ask examinations ron their friends and The public
rally.
rarticuar attention paid 10 consgSmen,s Of all kinds
Counry Produce. april sodls.
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~ HATS, GAPS, AND FURs -.
- JOHN DOOLEY.

No. OF MS!n CtTo0s, 1icumOnd, Va
seady % cxilbt unusually large assortment of a.
i IA the Hal, Cap and bur lns., " S"ou'
The stock eonssts q al Che popular styes OF
efHt tt4t HATS AND CARS
In via the gto and bnufiA Mole Skin Dr,s. Il
his and Of Nvrihern Manufacture The Son or Fel H.
French style, Ledger STYLE Bell Pinnters Bras RI
hts ~ WOOL HATS, A
from the Lowest quality servants Z. te nnes. saxoay WOOL
u Fur, Cloth, raus1 Hair, seal, 9iased DC, DC
.,.s4 LADIES' kIplHa HATS,
oil Beaver, black tBu brown and richly trimmed Velvet:
CHfLDkEN's HATS AND CAPS
OF lnes, style soine just imported rum Parsrcb pa,ie,.
~ LADIES fUkS,
nietSnes Tippes hs!f Cap.s Capcs Mos Mufa,ce, and
SAkkiAGE AND TRAVELLING kOBEs
WOLF Buffalo, Persian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants nd dealers particularly invited TO examine
exclusive Stock for effort snrcd kichmoud
good market W purchase other In this counir,
sept . ats JOHN bodily
l Ioo.iCE.-oo CASES G. y Mass Lisrice-one the br..
tIlIa N ualrind ==inr all. hr
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AA We ~ .Lsrss.ssirstEc ssas&is.
aud after , hes"lig'T trains viii he run
~ The sout,siis railroad, J,ins l.! nchaurg follows
Null Train daily nj II, A. NJ.
Second Train daily, except sundays, nj 1890, J.. NJ
Both trains connect with The kirimund N Dan,iu
trains Richmond and the Norl he SECOND train
Pete rsl,urg With the rains 10 sorioik and Weldon
These With three r weekly lines Of
Steamships ny Point To New York. rha, pha md
Baltimore, all magnificent Steamers, Wit" the best accommodate
for passengers. The Rana Norfolk connects with
dairy Steam Packets to nlini"rv.
lie agent o the Southsle E,ruad Co., nj Lynchburg viii
furnish any further information respecting these lines
uux Its II. ID. BIRD, Geul Supt
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Sombrero Quano,

10 tom Of Phosphate Gaano us nom ton,bruro isand
4 40 wsa ind ~ rschss Opposite q Phosphate II Lime
world containing bctWecn 70 and 81 per
1s~s fAssAas LtA Aado which re invite The attention
ofous sndA and public generally who deal ferxers
1--WE Askis for The sale If ths Guano here and
yin eel atHohern pceA dodactng sctaai expeases " this
place
Pamphlets contain Aits anaysA 10, nniahsd appca-
aon or by mall -
AcCoRKLE Co, Sole Agents.
rapn7 d&ctA Main Street lynchburs, Va