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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

GFiNO. GEANOn GU1NOW
WE WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w GUAN0 Dealers, Planters, and Farmers, to
the article which we have on hand, and for SALE at
Thirty per cent. less than Peruvian Guano,
and which we claim 10 be superior to sny Gusno
or Fertilizer ever imported or manufactured in thi,
country. Thi. GUAN0 is imported by WIN. II.
WEBB, Of New York, from Jarvis aud Bakers
Islands in the "South Pacific Ocean," and is sold
genuine and pure imported. 1t has been salts
iactorily tested by many of our prominent Far
mers and anslyzed by the most eminent and popu-
lar Agricultural Chvmists, and found to contain
Ga. will be seen By crculars large per cent. 81
BONE PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

MALL SUPPLIES OF FANCY ARTICLES.
II FRESH DRUGS. CHEMICALS, &c, &c
Bleached Castor Oil; Canary Seed; Aver oherry
Pectoral; Browns Bronchial Iroehes; DAVIS ram
Killer. chlorof,rm: Woods Hair Restorative; Va
riepat.d Almond and Palm Soaps: Surgeons Spon-
yeS: Lows Brown Windsor Soap; Fresh Pouia-
tums and Hair Oils Fresh Olive Oil; Cod Liver
Oil: German Matches: Spirits of Turpentine: Eng
lish Mustard. just received and for safe hy
DR. K. II. SrABLER,
,I- No l6J h ing street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26
PHOSPHORIT ACID,

THUNT'HVNIT TIIU,
And other animal organic matter, yielding ammo
MIA sufficient 10 produce immediate abundant crops
besides substantially euriching the soil. 1t can
he freely used without danger Of burning the seed
or plant by coming in contact with it, as is the
ease with some other Fertilizers retaining great
degree Of moisture, il causes the plant to grow in
healthy condition, ind as experience has proved,
FREE OF INSECTS.
For orders in any quantity (Which will be prompt
~ attended to- pamphlets containing full par
tculars of analyses and tests Of Farmers apply ~
JOHN B. SARDY, Agent
No. - South street, cor. Of Wall street, N. y.
The undersigned have been appointed Agents
lor the sale of this GUAN0 in Alexandria, and
and have cargo now on hand.
WM H. F0WLF 4 son,
oct l3-.im0 No. south Wharyes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

SH0VELS AND TONGS, Andirons, Tenders,
- Heavy Kitchen Fire Dogs, Coal Hods and
Shovels, Coal Siiters, The Washington Stove
Polish, Stove Brushes, Hearth Brushes, for sale
by JOHN OGDEN, opp. Marshall House,
oct IL Dealer in Housekeeping Articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

WINTER STRAINED LAMP OIL fresh and
w pure. prime article, JUL received mud Tor
sale bv pn. Il. II. STAnLER,
,ri is No. los King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-26

PIANOS.
i LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
PIANOS N THE COUNTRY
GOLD MEDALS
IN FOUR SUCCESSIVE YEARS
At the Maryland Institute, besides FIRST premiums
Al the Fairs in Philadelphia, Washington and
Richmond
TESTIMONIALS OF EXCRLLNCE
PROM
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22

SAA8S. co.Su5se prsof 81 great
me-. Juds-l = N - 49, y %. esas asisg msrhi"s
ssSss - sskss sss.s2ssss 5 asrf ss.sss M.se'sss-
~ ssfskfEAIsr ~ tNAss r~epulshos n n. Unlea s..sss
- were exkI1as1 4 De lsAs .txpc.nes unIses.ei,s
FTsr~ uherv an Snscd - The highea pfesn.sn.
1ssi wasufaesssy 10 nake tkss Ass bcea snail IN fs"s
IN evcry hraHsA s~fhndss9y - which srslas = asnI
A. ms~Siu<~ a. 10 nsed vim imssHse pfosl 80 T.
n ~ RnHssy Train b 70 ksvdfing on f.o. - ssss-s
si.~~y, nsrihss ssusparrd sth hAsd-sr..ns !. hao''
ssosnsh~r. ar.sunakv, carri.ss xisn,es, ss9assf, nsuei, 81
- sAcrl3 No, b. without oss Tbs nb pres, " using o's ~
49, mschtneA regularly easpleyeA. II Ose Ihoasana Duiian
! ~ In ali rw4snir hIpites uheFe thsr = much sewing 70
- aonr tee- rsnchiHes arr "a Invaluable assasaanee. fsHhiers
ana Autd sret.rs and thea psrt.estaFty eeaventtaHt nah Tf"nl.
.hn Tbs~e machine ar simpae In their construction anh
ar, stcyae aud aarabie, being ths only kfHd ~ sewing Ma
chine evsv aaae by which every sort of WORK. e"srse OF nhs
could be perfectly exscated Theasan.L II tnfersos and worth
lew sewing Machine. have been made nnd shl under various
names, bat singers Mnrhip.e alons haze l-ea found c'S9'
where W satisf, The wants II he lsopie.
Plain printed lnsiFueiions fnf using. are sent with each MA
chime, from ulirh any one ea readily sfqusre The at OF mana,
ging thmu. The mschinss are paeksi senruiy 70 60 any
Iaa ~ tbs world To all persona deslrag mort particular =,
formation, ne sih, on spplieatios by letter NJ eiihef OF u W
cea forwar = eopy OIL. N. sisa~s a Cos Gazette, u i'alsf
"""' ~ l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
Principal Ones, Ma s2s Broadwsy, New f"rA.
uRAscu OFFfogs.-No. " Hanover ST, BOSTON: MOI nap
al 81, New Haven, ~; GiovnsytIle, N, Y. No. fl bsnah 81,
New ara. \. J.: Ma. I4s Chestnut 81, Philadeiphtn; No. ln bal
iimore At, baltimore. No ~ Westminster ~, Providence, u.
l.: No. 4 Easi Alb st, Cincinnati; M. 90 North th 81. 81.
I.ouis Ma. ~ ~ Charles ~. New Orleans, No, 70 Danphih -,
uobil,. Idce - dScisl
AitfFs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22
NEW

ZXTlLLlAM A.. STAPLES having purchased The interest OF
w !. u. smith. In the concern Of Camp, smith A Co, the
bushes. viii hereafter he conducted under the nrm Of CAMP
STAPLES a -, who are now receiving and aner for sale nj
he oil stand Of Camp, smith Il Co., M. v Bridge street, IA
targcaDd we'll sclecicl stock II staple Dry uonis, 1rocerirs.
Liquors, Fertilizers, DC, all Of whici, will he sold upon th
most accommodating icrIns, and with u desire n give complete
satisfaction Ia their patrons.
Having Increased faciiltiea for conducting Forwarding and
Conn, isson business, they respectfully solicit n continuance
III the patronage which has heretofore lcen 81 hbernily extend
ei to the hrm ii Camp, Smith n Go, li~iging themselves to give
i-r-nnal attention Ia that branch Of their business, and !" eN"r
rle proInptnos. and puDcumlny towards their e.stamcrs.
The location 81 their house Is one OF the be la The city, he
Ing near the VA. n Tenn. lanroad Depot and Immediately on
ID. bhnh Ut the Canal.
In coun,ctipl with their huHIness they have also an extensive
Ii MliER YARD, upon The bank ui the Canal, nri are pre-
lnred la oa,r shcl, Inducements, for the sale VI Lumber, NJ ARE
inferior Ia none in the ciiy, CAME, STABLES ~ ~.
thrtnuru Isl lNU
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Manipulated a

Manipulated GuanO
w l. Offer t" the Planters OF . irginia u Gua,io prepared by
w Us, as follows:
lo@l lbs. OF the best Peruvian Guam" hat can be procured,
80 lhs. of the best >ombreru ,uaai, containing iul ~, per
cent. ri the Phosphate al Lime,
y1 los. of tr hest ground Plaster, Tor which we pay r. per
ton, extra.
All well mixed together.
Planters aud Others are invited to cAuminc tie article. From
The best Information We can oh ain, VIC believe this mixture Is
i'rce Ia ilanters Ms per ton, or ~ per ton less when they
furnish the bags.
roo sale b, EDMOND, DAVENPORT h CO,
sept - dts Richmond, Va.
rsnIL PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued b., the un-
vii be pleased 10 receive II continuance oi the yer! ihtral pa
ironaS, pcstpwod unl the let. concern, assaring all Who ma!
cali tnaL every effort i'll be- gi,,a 10 rcndcI satisfaction III style
al ii'tHivs, rates OF ctiargcs, &c.
"cAl.o have The agency forthe QrAktr Cry DotBLE TIEEAp
Loo h -tlI,u SEwINa NJ MACHINE. IL hens, tells, incks, gathers
and ,HIi rpUltrs. ant does all tn work OF! Tue besl si25 Machines
Is lar Llnrc sinplc anI less complicated than any other Md-
cait,. aad IS sold AT tue very lu" primes of 30 and So Bcsi
tan.nct Machine tt1. lie has the laicnt Adjustable tcilin"i
.nsaUt. viurcd express. tor The '1taNtT 81! Machine. The ON.
ot= tAl. means an widths all! III. aAIr>s frnn The large NAM
ttf - by y. :. Tanner " TO, white nctin. ~ agents, ali the
:.nrf.i satisfaction which tine hichnncs have given, la un'i,l-
a. med fcris no hesitation IN recommending ten MS the best
ION ia DE. Call AL examine tsem. \. :. TANNER,
oct dis Nj. ~ lain Street, Is uolibgrg, Va.
Split bottom Chairs! oplit Bottom CnaIrs!!
"ol.D NIkulNNl hENIh III; TIRE"
~ MtnblS enquiries having been made ior SPLIT B"l RON
~ CHAIRS, cat now furnish Il n.a, and superior article, at
rreNunaAc ircta, ii tnc did stand. JpliN l.. NINsIOt,
sapi "itS ~. AZ MAN ST., opposite the Sor'eli House
IL /! pounIs ,-e., ia store am! Tor sale hy
ni4l> i.lr. ROC r x ca.
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L~ynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph Gov,

4 SPECIAL meeting Of the Stockholders Of The IAnchbutg
~ aud ABINGDON Telegraph Company viii be held al The ii
noe Of Use Company In i,ncithnrg, on the 9th of lccciubtr
neNt.
iy order of he Board of Director.
no,. ! iNA,.5siec wv. =. MORRIS Pr,A't,
IIUur Skltsi~, very eLeap, At 100 Main Street.
III oct u als l.. \. " I. KlNSEl,
HAN BKAips. HAZE BLAiAS'.-jack aud front liuir
III iir,l-, AID beautiful "" st,tr turtles, NJ Fhilal"l piha
prices, vt j.. ~ n I. kI&SEl'S,
M, 8:dts .lA Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22
LvHGHBURG COLLEGE Il,

ElNtWNT 40, TINIfTNII.
HtilE fourth annual SESSION ii Mi, institution viii commence
Il ~ u' 9TH Sr.trnibtr.
The location - one oi the h. atii,-l and most accessible IN .lc
entire south and the course ui study, both I lasscal and SUirn-
the, "l'ml tu that at my ct thr American colleges.
Tue VI lltars department sili he efficiently maintained IN
der The care ul Nr. j. l., Bla"hrislip, IL graduate ri the \i
gnih Military Institute, and nhone recently c'nnccicl VII, ne
United states toast survey.
FACULTY..
Ee,, W. W. WAikEG, Chairman ~ He facnity, rroirss"I
OF Mental and NorJl S,ivn' e, AMI Of History.
LycuE"us u, dArnGM :, i. VI. lruirSsnr of Latin aud Bellies
ietirrs
T.. II. tAnEiJ, \. h. Professor ofiho Grc,k Ian ;uagc and
IilorntuIc.
i, l.. iiL>skrssnr, Professor Of Mathematics aud In ,iructor
OF raotrs.
SAnrtl GARlt>p, A. VI. rro6ss"r Of constitutional Law.
ID y. LASonoHSE, NJ. d. Professor Of Anatom. aud i! dol
ology.
u. A. >nrosi, Lib, Professor Of Modern Ian tuaccs.
SAM N. GounsoN, Principal al the Grammar sohoui.
ENfENSEN.
hoard ~ per week; wa-,us VI 70 per month; fuel and lights
tl0 u term Tuition, 40 In the Grammar school, and tbb In
HE Collegiate Department Tor hall session.
~ catalogues, containing iuriher Information can be oh
tanned 10y addressing the Chairman Of the Faculty.
iu, Is its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22

EDEING compelled by my health Ia retire frns, tho nm ri
ID Comp, Smtl, y Co, beg lcHs" 10 tender my thanks lr
the yer, liberal patronage extended /" dat house during my
connection with The same, and confidently recommend my sue
cessnrs To our did friends AMI patrons rs reliable and business
men. j. II. SMITH.
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Consolidated Lotteries Of Delaware,
For O.:unJer 1902.
no A W. pnlIt(k n 4 - a. 10 NSAurDa

FRANCE, BitOADBkNlS ~ Co, MANAGERS.
TuNIIE Ia 4sature Of Dolasa re, al Us Inst session hhN ing grant
Il al To fKAsoE, RnnApuEsrs " Co., TO the exclusion ot all
ouIcr mpIii nnts) Ioit,r, Charter for the Encouragement Of
Internal ilipro, e.iuiis IN ihs state, Ia continue Iur "A peri"'l OF
twenty years, are nov drawing IN W ilmihgton, Delaware, n
series If IL, most splendid schemes ever uferei. Ia the public.
Bonds for one million al dollars have been given Ia the state,
10 secure the pa, n,enl Of all prizes Imr drawings take place
IN public, aud are under the superinien1cnce of Commissioners
appointed toy the state, 10 insure their fairness
The Mnitigerr call the attention Oi the public Ia the following
splendid sthemss ~ be drawn during the present month:
MAGNIFICENT 5CHEME.
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$1O,OOO!
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY of Delaware.
GLASS; -,
To be draw In Wilmington, Del, saturday, November "a, is59.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22

SUMMER AIR ANG EN- EMIT.
DEDUCED RATES.-The L. s.. NAL Steamers, -.
ADMISSIONS Cap!. PAanIsH, and koA- &ifTI>
NOkE, Capt. skISNER, viii carry passengers# " and ~~e2.
from Virginia ut REDUCED RATES.
The JAMES TOWN, Capt. PARRISH, leaves Richmond every
TUESDAY afternoon, Al 4 o'clock, City Point same evening,
and Norfolk on Wednesday, L; IL O'Clock, noon, for Nes lorA.
arriving there early next day, and in time to connect with tho
lines going East and North.
Tho ROANOKE, Capt SKINNER, leaves Richmond every
FRlDAI afternoon, al 4 O'Clock, City Point next morning, al
D O'Clock, and Portsniouiq, same evening, for New YORK, atriy.
ing next evening.
RE RNING,
The jamestown leaves Ncn York, from Pier No. 10 North
River, every saturday nnernoun, nj 3 O'Clock, for Norfolk, Pc
'ersburg and Richmond -tnkihg Freight for each place.
The Roanoke leaves New \ ork, from Pier No. ~ North Div
cr, every Wednesday afternoon, at O'CLOCK for Portsmouth,,
Petersburg and demonstrating Freight ir each place.
ktkiO RATES.
York, 4 &
Stecrage Passage. ..... &. = 80. -. |
Passage, slaieroon included, between Richmond, Peters
burg and New lofk,-r-..s..... ..'......-........ y
Stecragc Passage, 80. :. ....... 80. ..... )
Passage, statcroom included, between 1 ynoIburg and New
Passage 10 aud from Norfolk, same as by the River bouts.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
gS- The new and elegant Steamer YORKTOWN will soon
Weekly line.
For tickets, apply to LEE, ROOKIE & co, Agents.
april SD-dts. Main street, Lynchburg, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22
ca HATS, GAPS, AND FURS. 80,
- JOHN DOOLEY. =

No. 81 Main street, Richmond, Va.
$ now read, 10 exhibit IN unusually large assortment Of Goo,ul.
l. In the Hat, Cap anal Fur line.
The stock eonsists Of all The popular sylcs Of
HATS AND GAPS
now In use, viz: the rich and beautiful Mole Skin Dress lila, of
his own and Of Northern Manufacturer; The son or Felt La,
; rench style. Ledger style, Bell crown; Planicrs' Broad Er.n,
WOOL HATS,
from The lowest quality servants TO the finest Saxony wool.
MEN's, BOYS AND GHlLDkEN's CATS,
Of Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, Seal, Glazed, DC, DC.
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
of Beaver, black aud brown and richly trimmed Velvet:
C~HiLDkEN'S HATS n GAPS,
Of latest styles, some just imported from Paris-ricb patterns.
LADIES' FUkS, '
Victorines, Tippets, Half Capes, CapeS Muns, MuGalees nd
Clldren's and Aliases Furs, nil qualities and styles;
CARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES,
Wolf, Bunaio, Persian, Chinese lined and rough.
Merchants and dealers are particularly inriiei 10 examin. hi.
extensive stock, for no effort Ia spared 10 make Richmond :,
good a market To purchase in as amy other In this country,
sept 5-dts JOIN DOoLEY..
ICORlCE.-50c cases Z. Z. Mass Licorice-one of the t.,
II brands imported-ior sale by
EDMOND, N 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22
For Kicnmcnd and Norfolk.

FOT NICKI1CNU NHN NOFdOEk.
.&SSeES--T--.-saa -t
Seaboaid Towing and Transportation Company.
FE'lis COMPANY Is now prepared Ia transport Freight t"
Il and from Lynchl,Hrg, l;irhm"nl and A"rioih, III the lowest
rates. Their liua.s 20 through. Without breaking bulk. To and
from Norfolk, titus avoiding ii, ohargcs al the way. Having Il
fleet oi first class boats AMI "a tine steam Tug, s"ipl"rs uf Pro-
ddCr 10 market AMI Of M"rCi1u'l-c from tue hast, may calcu-
la, On the greatest dispatch aud economy. lrrlIhI received
daily, and no commissions charged III any point. Fur rntrs al
Ere shi and Toll, st" their printed list.
Il. II. STATEN, Agent al L. nchlurg.
j. L. STATEN, Agent al l;trlmuad.
GAEtI-oE ~ MNl',Nf, A.cn,N al Sorfulk.
W. {. SMITH, ntncra' slp' %rntomdani.
june 2i-dis
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OEDggyY, fLy GJ,.y,IHLe /tgut

Main street, aynchbuTE, Va
FALL STYLE PhEMIUM HATS.
- srITZER'S Is the place 10 buy your MATS, made under his
SAo~I inspection by the most celebrated ~okmen tha' can Kan
he produced. lie il furnishing his numerous customers W..
the hanisomest Hat that can be produced. There Is nothing
Ike them in this city. They are tn. Hat Of The season-solnt
thing really beautiful. lie does mt design being egotNle''
hut what everybody says mus, b. 81. IT therefore, you wan. =
Hat 10 eclipse all other hats in isauty uf style. durapihl ~
finish, peculiarly adapted TO The form &c tho head and rNquis''e-
~ beautiful, Stiiz.ts Ia the place tn gel II. ",
lie wOnld also call attention In his large stock oi oo't ~
Hats, OF evr grade AMI quality, servants Halls in great rarie-
y, nmc \ " Cloth, Velvet and Plush Caps, Childrsns f" a's
Hats az Caps, Ladies' Riding Hats, and al kinds OF HAS ma"
10 prde VT tire shortest notice.
the BIG ELUE mar fnov 12-dts
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18th Semi-Annual Card.

18th Semi-Annual Card.
FTvnk subscfeera Invite tho alteration OF Their nulncfoo, Gus
p..,s '. :.sss :9 r Il Rss asB B'' WIFI Il !e S5s sI'sa ."s ind !" . sS",
compreing every article pertaining 10 tho
CletAlRg and GentlemeBs' Furnishing Trade,
Of ne hates. and mo.t approved styles and ssls,lal. Deer,
our Es~tsbliahnsnt We have spared no pains secsfs 1f"eileucc
In every department., and 70 provide for The wants Of nil classes
OF customer
PAIL. STOCK, . correct idea of which can onl, be obtained by OK.
animation: Best quality French, medium AMI low prices Brond
Cloth CoatA Our Cloth Coats always heretofore having taken
surpas1 II possible, ulose soid b. v In former seasons Choice
styles Cashmere Business suits, Over Coats, Farmer l.idiny
Coats, Inverness Nantes, Congress Over Goats, tetor Emanuel
Paletots, Black and Fancy Cashmere Pants, Vests In The great
est variety and material, French Yoke Shirts, n large stacS al
wAys On hand, (sbirts made 10 order when prcfefrnd1 " com
plete stock Of Mons Under Wear Of best snake aud mt,crAi,
trava,a. Scarf, beaufort, E,ux, MontalaIn,ert, unrihaidi, and
other new Eyle Tles, Gentlemvus' shawi- aud Travelling Blank
eS, Hallway Rugs 0ioses, Xii. Cali, Wash, Norway Cashmere,
Gloves, Pocket lisndkerchirfs, sock., Dressing l!obes, &e, &c.
BURROUGHS, siIAfER 4 co,
sept 9S-dis ip Nam St"ot.
RHODES SUPER-PHOSPHATE LIME.
WE have jus, received u frcsh lot Of this yer, valuable fer
w dliser. Those Of our friends who have usod this article,
speak very highly Of II. We think IL only need i, used Ia gain
that popularity which, II SO enincnil, deserves. Pamphlets
containing n number Of certificates from me prst prpn,inci
u. MOLLINs. ITO, s.lo Agents,
may f1ds L~5Gchbure, Va,
Sombrero Guano.
} tons Of Phosphate 6uano, just from Sonih.r3 Island
l. ~ West lndies the richest depoaiie OF Phosphate of Iuhe
known 10 the world. containing between 10 mud 70 per cent i
Bone Phosphate " Lime, and 70 which Nc invite the aticniton
OF our frssnSa and the public gcneral, who deal In fertilizers
We are SOLE AGENTS for the sale OF his 0uann here, and
VIII sell aiNorthern prices, dedueting actual e,poi.ss 10 this
ptace
Pamphlets, contain ,hs ~analyss, DC, Furnished on appnca-
ton OF BY mail.
MoCoRKlL 4 Co., Sole Agents,
apfH I d3cA Main street lyncl,bufl. Nn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22

NORM, NEAL LUMP AND GkOUND PLAs1hR.-TLu
~ uniersignssl has rented from Mossrs. Langhorne Y Johns
their Corn and Plaster Mill. He will keep constantly on hand
the above articles, which ~ will sell cheap to punctuaI CUSTOM
,rS. ClIAS. =, I.ANGHpkNE. Sole Agent
march l-dts for the sale OF Western Plaster In this ctv
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JoHNsoYa YSfolSN{NSsHttHtRE ~ oTEl

JOHNSON. YOUNGER 81 OTEY,
ID PEAki- STkEEf,
BErwEgx MAIN AND CARS, RIfaaoNp, VIRGINIA,
HAVE ON HAND N OFFER FOX SAi.E-
II 1900 bags Rio, Laguyra and Jh.a coffee;
- bags Mocha do
BOO sides good and damaged sole Leather
80 boxee Adamantine Candles;
100 boxes Brown Soaps
10 boxes Fancy do
leee kegs Old Dominion Eahs,
100 barrels N. o. Molasss
10 hogsheAds Cuba MolasseAs
20 do n. U. sugar;
100 barrels exrn G. Sugar;
1e do low grades Sugar
~ do granulaied Sugar
% do ground sugar;
- patent cut loaf Sugar,
30 barrels crushed sugar;
20 kegs Soda
100 boxes French Window Glass.
100 kta No. I Mackecei;
20 barrets No. l HcrrtnRs;
400 buahels Clover, Timothy and other Grass Seeda
Beades q full assortment Of GROCERIES,, a. well ms a lurs,
and well selected stock 70 FoREl0N AND DOMESTIC Lilo
UOkS. We are also ngcnts for some OF tho best brands .
BYE wHIskEY, all Of which We will sAl low.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-22
BALTIMORE
,,osr. Of roeaoco 10 the West.

Notice TO shippers Of Tobacco 10 the West
,yIs unLsrAsnsa se ~Isvpsred 10 i've increased f~sctiitics TO
.hipt.,r Of Tobacco % the Weat having shoTtsned INC lime
t,.nsi, and reduced the rate from third to fourth class
Ihnouas rcceipis given To the principal points IN tie West, by
,urosi OF the 0hlo Eiycr, and freght< gaassutsed a. low -
. aahcr linz. The only transhipsncnfb between Baltimore,
anrinnar, loIlzaapofh, 81 Louis and Chicago, u made a Pit.-
!, .ur-,tl, Ir,u ear ~ car, aL1er eoyer, thereby avoiding
-. nn.I i.rrispe. and all damage on Tobacco from expos
s<- N, c ,mmissisns charged M Baitimore o. Pitt.burg.
~ MAGRAw 4 KooSs,
No. 80 North street, baltimore.
II, fer TO J.sse Hare 4 Co., W. u. Miller. andd l. Clayton,
,neID,ra; Jacob Head a Co., and Jacob Brandt. Jr, Baiii'
march lS-dly
riiWeekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.
IT, THE Pow,alan Steamboat Company steam
~ ycCers. GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RICHARD PRfrcn-
- AMI bELyfDEgE, Capt. Wa. kEESE, will leave Rich
mi Tor baltimore every TaeSidg. 1hurStay and Sat"rddg.
fIl r.ISo. viii leave Baltimore for Richmond every 1assddy-
fRrsd,,g aud SATURDAY, tin rely enabinK shippers anu fas-
myers 10 have an opportunity Of II communication riseen te
u points every other day.
p5- Freight received in both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort, these tine stcaTefs are eqnaI. II NOT
pariur, 10 any OF their class 10 be foand IN this or an! ouier
" These Steamers having been fitted out with splendid Stne
lapn Passenger Accommodations ARE recommended 70 the
ayellinx and freiglting community as the most coni0rtahle,
tcapcs,, and speedy mode Of transportation between the Two
,iniA
TICKETS can BIZ procured nj our Office, Shockoe Slip, opposite
olumbial Hotel, or ut the Steamers Landing, Rocket.
j. II ". CCRRlE, Agents, Richmond.
sept idly i. BRANDT, JR. No. 3 Light ST., Baltimore.
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fbhlE "ot" >r'Sr MANs"N Is just ia hand, aud S"incihing
i en'trvil ~. II cunr1 MN q lnt at recommendations,
ftoal the rrc IS Throughout il'-rpnnirl, u yard long. ANA all IN
d"r>tnE - NJ bong The lVi HI',i al American sp,Irti publish
ed Tor many Nttrs. H. 4. AlttbR,
npy lis IGi Main street.
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(\LIvE oiiS-2O boxes prime choice Ola, for sale by
Oaug i2-d.s EDMOND, DAVENPORT l. co, Richmond
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iEflIE attention of the Farmers Is called To this valuable Fer.
l. uIlzer. from Jarvis Island, in the Pacific Ocean, aud IN
possession Of the American Guano Cuhpaay by u formal act 81
the L. ;. Government. The principal ingredient Of the Amer
lean Gnano Is the Phosphate aud Suiphatc Of Lime in snlaa!c
condition that can readily bc taken up by the plant, AMI cann"i
be inflated by art. 1t also has su.icieni Animal Orgnnic Mai
Ter, jlrldlng Ammonia 10 produce an immediate and abundant
crop. II does not act us u siin,uiant, but confers a lasting bohe-
fiji upon the soil amer the crop mas been harvested. Though il
Mas "ni, introduced in Virginia in April, it has been tried win
riarS''i effect, and is rapidly increasing in favor. Upon Whea!
II has been tried with astonishing results, not only producing \
crop. bat insuring n superior stand Of grass. This Guano j. pt
up IN la IS or barrels, with the trade mark Che American Easl9
and NJ! .lane upon zach package, and Is Warranted TO be rur.
FELIX h. CAVE,
Sole Agent American Guano Company, Richmond,
MOSES LACY,
oct G-diy - Agent for Lynchburg.