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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02

Wilmington, Nov. 24th 1869.
To the Stockholders
The President Board of Directors beg leave to submit
to the Stockholders the Twelfth Annual Report upon the a
the Company, embracing the fiscal year closing
the 30th of September last
The Board gatfed being able to report that the
of the years operations have been surpassed
previous with the exception of the year 81, which
year of unequaled prosperity to Rail Road enterprises
throughout the country. But whilst the year has not
been equal that the indications of the probable business
the coming year them in saying that they think
it will equal, if not exceed that ear.
Annexed will be found the Report of the General Super
ntendtnt the Account Curl ent and Exhibit Of the
Treasurer The Report will show, in detailed statement,
been the extent and character of the Transports
ton service during the year. we'll the present condition
year.
Upon reference the Abstract of Receipts it will be OBJ
served that the gross of the Road for the year has
been $42 From The Abstract of Expenditures that
the cost operating has been S2l $50 As leaving
enue equal 5000 1913 07the operating expenses being,
after making deductions adve ted by the SUpeIin
tendent Az per cent. of tie gross receipts
The earnings upon entire cost OF Road have been SS
per cent Upon capital stock and debt together 936 per
Quoting paid upon debt the nett earnings upon CAPT
| tai stock have been IL 81 er cent.
of the business of the year. with that of
preceding oDe will show increase in this respect
| Through Travel Si,239 II
Way do. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1879 Y
Freight and Minor Sources, 80 794 S.
| Mai 1877 80
$44,85l 81
Adding diminution in operating expenses for the
year. o,ol| vi
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The Capital Stock of the Company has been increased
this ear the amount Of s. 1856 Is Of this there
has been paid stock for accrued interest anticipated
payments account Of Capital Stock, under resolution
of stockholders in 1851 1850 co. and the ba s246 l5
has been paid in cash.
The Construction account for the year has
$32 79 3d. of which amount much the largest portion
been expended upon workshops The estimates for these
up this point in the progress of the construction of Them
have not been exceeded, and the whole will be built at
cost with the estimates, or, any, very
little over.
The Superintendent Report makes reference large
quantity material consumed in the repair of Bridges and
Trestes These latter expensive to be kept thorough
repair and they should be kept other condition which
renders it important that at the earliest moment practicable
they should be embarked. 1t is contemplated to
more largely than heretofore upon this work. during the
coming year.
The reduction debt has been made payments applied
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02

HE WRECK OF THE STEAMER INDIAN.-BOStOn, Non II
boat containing FIVE of the of the wrecked steamer
brought to this port. 14''- '1''' Oeen
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spun COTTON.
Do BALES JUST RECEIVED and sold at Factory nrioo,
Nov Is, 1859. -AN
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02

SACK FI.ANNELS AND FRENCH n,EE}Tv0r5s
TN BEAUTIFUL VARIETY.
l. Nov. 49, 1859. HEDRICK & RYAN
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Shows nett gain for the year business of the
And may be said that the gain has really been larger than
this, previous it has been customary in Reports
from this Office substract from the years expenses ab
tiles which due to former years. but these pay
have been deducted but have been charged the
years operating expenses This has been done for the
that these accounts much reduced aid
must very soon be entirely settled up and paid.
This is the largest comparative increase which the Road
has made any year its completion The increase is
which, it will be obser ed, of rsliab character
hat is it is derived from the local business of the road and
therefore not reliable to uctuaton would be,
from foreign through business The Increase realized
from the through tray has been slight This though should
occasion surprise, when it is known that hve had to
contend against the most vigorous competition which
have experienced There have been semi-weeky lines
of steamers plying between the cities of Charleston
and Savannah and Northern ports carrying passengers at
reduced fares and the overland routes have not been
anng in the active eXerons to divert travel from
Under these circumstances may safely regard the
derived from this well secured, long
offer to the travelling public the advantages
in point tme comfort and regularity that have here
tofore done.
From Treasurers Exhibit it will be that the total
amount with which he stands chargeabe for the has
been .403 SO
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02

MULLETS-MULLETs.
R0 bills, tOak and Pne), just received For sale \,
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His disbursements as shown on the other side
have been, Observation-Disclosures. 400 41O So
Amount of hand the close Of the year. Oh
$3.50 403 50
These disbursements consist of the following items
Current Expenses for operating Road, $2l7 $50 48
Balance of Interest account and premium on EX-
change ...!............ 1924 90
Reduction of Debt 6253O Is
Interest on anticipated payments Capital
Stock, paid in stock ELECTROMAGNETIC. 1850 90
Amount paid construction account, ..... 32l79 80
Amount paid for filling trestle ............ 1886 70
Negro bond for 1852 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 so
On account foundation for Engine Rotunda,. 435 20
Balance charged profit and loss, ........ 1856 90
Making aggregate disbursements for the year, 40
To which add assets hand, ............ 1888 OIL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1859-12-02

JUST NECEIV ED,
FINE lot of entirely tyles White & Dark STD Az,
IA BONNETS, Dark HAIR BONNkTS. Fl 0VThnmo
and PLUMES. S. B. KAHNWElLER & co I'm"
Nov. p. At the old stand, Corner sta,,,
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WHOLESALE.
WE ARE NOW. OFFERING TO THE WHOTFc,rr,
w TRADE the largest and most complete stock ~ n ~
cy and Domestic Dry Goods Boots Shoes and CloLOr an
opened in this city which will be sold our usual ever
ces, and on accommodating terms. -" Phi
Sept. %. HFDRICK & RYAN
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ENTITLED AN TO CHARTER
INGToN AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY,

AMEND ENTITLED $ AN TO CHARTER
INGToN AND MANCHESTER RAILROAD COMPANY
SECTION Be 1t enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State of North Carolina and is hereby enacted by the
oy Of the same That shall be lawful for the president
and directors OF the Wilmington Manchester Railroad
Company and they hereby authorized and
with the consent of the stockholders to create preferred
stock and issue certificates therefor amount not
ceedng three thousand shares and to sell and dispose
the for the purpose of qudang much of the debt
OF the said company.
SEC 2. BE itter enacted That in order to render the
said stock available for the aforesaid the said pre-
dent and directors hereby further empowered to
atee to the purchasers the of annual dividends
thereon not exceeding eight dollars per SHARE by pedgng
the income said company over and above its current
expenses, and the interest on its unpaid debts.
3. Be further enacted, That the said Wilmington
and Manchester Railroad Company hereby empowered
to sell and dispose of any stocks which may hold any
to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Ratified the 18th day of February, 1851
superintendent Report.
OFFICE GEN'L SUPERINTENDENT, W. & NJ. R. r. Co.,
Wilmington, N. c., Oct LIST, 1852 {
L. D. WALKER, Esq, President:
Sl-For the information of yourself and the Board of
Directors the following Report of the business Road
the fiscal year ending 30h Sept respectfully submit
ted
For Details refer you to the usual accompanying tables
From Abstracts A. and B. of Receipts and Expenditures
the following results are taken, viz:
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A full attendance is earnestly requested.
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OFFICIAL REPORTS.
President and Directors Report.

PRESIDENTS OFFICE, W. & M. R. r. Co.,
Wilmington, Nov. 24th 1859.
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pLAN OLE Tile IUIIERY

The numbers in to 900 10 pondng With those
hor thrt krt printed slips paper,
At ed with small Tin tubes Al glazed in wheel.
lhr hr Ia Prizes, s,nl printed and cnritClcd,
place. q, another wheel
1Ae "Lec.s then revov, H. aud number drawn from
the WAr, Of Numbers. the rilr Is drawn
from u, other wheel Tie her AID priar drawn
".,d and exhibited rnc, aud rrglsic ed
tJnl>,i nrs the Prize beii placed the Number
drawn This operation Il nj nnti the prizes are drawn
APPROPRIATION PRIZis.rh stw prera.Niug and the
crtns Numbers Those rA the hIt lrIcs VII be
entitled to the AIS AppruNim '' frGos. for ample:
H. M NJ ll2u draws The Sat 10 Prlr, those Tickets
hprd ll2i- ll2ig l4ll l2J4 ii each be cn,d S-u1
II Ikrt M 80 draws the - no lHe. those tickets
b'ri AZ, ai9. 5I ~, vi each entitled 10 $50 and
according the u scheme.
ttHTtICATfSuF PACkAGis will he sold at the follow
MigeI )
latt Ii, ri Ia,L e Wl,la 'Tt,l. Ss1
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e hcates ot ekag Of 10 Whole Jackets, $50
IL liza ........... 10
10 gu rtcr .,....-.... ~
10 Ia nth 10


Iud e,oae, al kets orl-t,d
which tAr, will be Tor str,d ly hrsi mad Pan
eL>ls can have tickets tndri in hlIc they esi,.
Ice Let OF drawn numbers and prizes Will be sent
c.a>'1~ immediately alter the q av
q Purchasers viii please their signatures plain, and
ENr tsttf post Office, county an stale.
u Remembr that every IL aLd pay able iul
= III de Iurtiuu.
Il Ad pri,"S OF $500 and Ut der paid Immediately after
the dawng-oiirr prizes al he ., time o thirty dass
Al communications srrtly II ilrntia.
Adm, =, Dfdt!s Tor Tic k.tso { critic IT.
MCKINNEY q co, Si;anuah. Ga.
tfro Masonic Hall Ni"ck, Is Al Street, savannah. ia
a last .; ihr nnnitris tr- Nhr,,
"" tho OF TIE t.a cah oneis entitled viii
lee iub-ei every drawn In ihr AdrcRnah pdg ftrs
lisi,it = dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-26

II OOb 10 hOk IL COAL ~ WOOD b5t.t.S.
IL We 1c ius received another Of the LIBERATED
Victor and Merit COOK >lbNEs Tor God aad coal which
were So universally admired at the late Agriculture al and Me
cianira Far Ia tins place H.. the great saving OF iucl the
thickness OF casting their superior n.h and opera
ioh In The various o cooking they .kuuw
edged 10 be tue test Suf,s known We have fitted 10
Copper RusIvrir, hot boiler, ht is
in furnishing hot all tines without
additional te being hratoh 10y tie smpke pipe. and hot
Interfering With the cooking arrangements OF the stove
nov dts 4 ). BLISS CO.
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BALTIMORE
ROBINSON'S
MANIPULATED GUANO.

ruIs INEoUALED FERTILIZER. eomposed of one half
| he's, PERUVIAN GUaNO ouehaf nne GROUND BONE
And The bes. PHOsPHAyyC GU<SO 10 condition for mme
date taiag prepared by and improved machinery by
which means the eombiuat effected Tedue
ing all q uniform 6ne powder AID for application by drill
or otherwise the perfect order And have
aynG that all 10 10 equal TO erii
xer offered The farming community The QUALITY
viii NJ k,rT PEHFgcTLf usIToRH In all cases. WAR
RANTED contain per cent Of AMMONIA and Is 10 80
per cent Of BONE PH0sPHA fE or LIME Il Is put upin
good Ching 10 bs each Purchasers will plesse
that The y HUBlSsOS, branded each bag
n ne other Ii genuine.
N, long the trade and tho general
her. given by all Guanoe. sold by wi hope,
the article offered will be rs represented
keep constantly hand III" best PERUVIAN MEx
nd which will sell low
IN the city. WIN hoblNsoS,
Nos 4 and 6 HollihgswoTih street
Near Pratt Street Wharf
BALTIMORE
Rntnsons also sold In lots suit by
the follow ar Agents:
j &. Ne,cIt, A ekandra. Va
Harrison q Msignc Norfolk Va
l. II Skinker Co. Richmond, Va
Thomas branch a Sons, Petersburg. Va,
=. e. * o. WORTH Wilmington, N q. feb eld|ms
NOTICE To sllsPPRRs OF TOBACCO
~ 10 THE WESf1he undarsiRned are prepared TO give
ncrrsscd facilities 10 shippers OF Tobacco 10 the West having
shortened the time OF transit and reduced the rate from third
h. fourth class.
Through receipts given all the principal points In the
West Railroad the Ohio River and fregnts
Inv by other line. Thc only transipmcnt between
Baltimore Cincinnati indianapolis. 81 Louis aud Chicago Ia
iaburg directly 10 under cover there
by avoiding drayage AMI crrage and all damage Tobacco
\
~ No commissions chargedat Baltimore or Pitlsburg
MAGRAW KOONS
M. 10 North street. Baltimore
Refer 10 Jesse Hare Co. W. ID Miller. and j. L. Clayior
n.hburg Jacob Head Co. and Jacob brandt j. Bait
m"r". march sdy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-26

A.ar.s saii,artic Pills.

frliE ii Chcm Try and Medicine have been taxed
htr uuus prrsu. this best most perfect purgat'e
which /. known 10 man 1unnm'rahle proofs are shown that
ih rIS have virtues WIN rpa in excellence the or.
binary zines aud that they npececntcdiy upon
If all The, safe aud pleasant To TAKE
but powerful To- Their penetrating properties stimulate
the Of the hod, the distractions at it's
CANS purity the blood rxpel disease Tiey purg"
ir iou! hUnos which breed and dscmpcr. stimulate
81 SSH dis rlrred uo their natural action and i'm
psr healthy with strength Ia the whole - stem Not only
10 the complaints OF every body hn. also
5rahc and dangerous Diseases thai have ban'd the Dcsi
human Nil While they ptudu powerful ell cts they are
diminished the and best physc
bc cnlloyed children. Being coated they
paut take aud b"eg pprcly table tree from
II Cures have been mad" which be-
c snstantiArd Ivy oi such exalted posi-
,rgymen and physician have lent their
public the relic ability OF remedies while 9th
Preparations contribute Immensely 10 the relief OF aici-
ed. offering ieli1w men.
Tn. Agent below named pleased furnish gratis
American almanac their and
tiicars their OF the following complaints:
Custypness, Ulinus Complaints, Rheumatism, Drorsy,
lie Headache arising foul stomach, Nausea In.
digestion Morbid nact,on ct the Bowels aud Pain arising
Faueury Loss al Appetite, all tccruus AID ca
which require medicine Scroth
King Ly They also by purifying the blood and slim
ulaing The sein many complaints which II woni mol
Sryois irrabiy arrangements of the
dneys Gout and other kindred complaints arising
INV Of tho bod! distractions III its functions
put of by unprincrled dealers with Other
phi they more proht Ask for AYkks Pills and
else No other thcycln give compares with
this tulGsc valu" curative powers The SICK want
tn, hest ait there Is for bc aud they should have IT,
Prepared BY Dr. ,. 4. AHEk,
Practice al and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass
PRICE % CTS. PER Bon. FIVE BONES FOR u,
ANDsui.D ny
J. II SEAY, Iynchburg. Pt RCEII. LADD y co, fieh
mond y r. RlVEs, rc'ersonrg. NJ A. SANTOS. Norfolk;
aud al Druggists. feb y dt'July
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siSut y Jrinesa. Wc-iern aud SOMt 10. " -tcrs
M A I l. UTE,
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

kaas1 So AZ. -,1.---Siat1 49,
HND Charlotte vle, Staunion Lew isburg and Charleston
n Va, Guyanioe, rw daily Trans for Washing.
Baltimore. Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling Uincn.
naii, ipu.sA
Dag Maitland Passenger Train leaves Richmond, daily at
CD A NJ
A,nt Accommodation Passenger Train Richmond
dairy except Stndays) at JlJ F. NJ
Inc IL = Train connects Washington " iih the 300
Was The different points named.
u lHrsueh lckus nr,cui.d III i.ynthburg at the
TcAt Office South side I.aiiroad Co, W HORN.
Ek, Ticket a GENT
10 iHilttiiha' 10 w
10 BALTIMORE ii %
II W a,iin,tpn aud Alexandra. 10 III
Passengers Tor Washington are st down Hotel
Pcn,sy wanna Avenue, free Of charge.
Passengers leaving Ly nrhbury At g30 p NJ, by the regular
Mail ir"i Erhuond with the 6:IJ a. NJ:
the Freight A commodation $50 A. NJ.
with the ola =. NJ. Train
Passengers and their transported between the De-
ot Ia kictnnnd and the Depot o
tel cana Avenue in Washington, thus saving
hire
Through Tickets can be procured in Washington Pitts
burg Zilessic ton, Columbus. Ohio Decatur Jcfcr.
k,nta"hy 81 Louis Chicago, Ae, Ac, and ali parts of the
West. " Baggage checked through.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
arg3l.:s Gen SUIT
4 Hnu of
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s,aNs-ai:'a >twENsi NAGssISE~.- t.rrni
~ aiu the most
ia ls' ~ tins there iil otvnf ma, before the
ih.e comparable To singers Maclinrs Alter IA
I.ng highest reputation in he United STATES thy
,Nthne late 4 ln,vcr IL M wi"ie
tiy carried oft the highest and great miutIcu
y 10 make lhrm has cen bu. N Paris.
lHrSrry branch i:hnatry which tn I've done
h machines used IA proht. A. the sIrc,
At the loot, tIh
>.nprr- Machines compared anflscw ing. NJ tailor,
sthiier, halter,
should be wItA"ut IT tar lroat OF nsrF
9r,' hines regularly ycd, i One Thousand Dollars
In all priVRiH iann where there Is much
~ done tse marins ,viiu ihc stance FatcE
aui hotel keepers tnd then en'cnt and in-
These machines thcr cnuSifhei,Fn aui
vary ton- sL !ptahe he The only KIND OF eWng Ma
etuc T. which :, work,
peIioct, .housit.s"t iner'r a,d worth.
r> >cwus Mach have Eiadn and sold unir
S.nSei's Alone have touni every
where !" satisfy the wants ~ the public,
ian printed Instruction Il rnsinR, are sent with each ma
iue viii any ieadi, acquire he arr nj man
aAng ;h-G. hn packed sceurryt 10 al!
tsto ho world 10 all pc desiring more particular IN
nI@or. Will app cation iy letter at rer Il odr"i
h,", r~ copy N singer x Cos Gazette i"ti
Who'll! devoted To tue Seq, ug Machine interest
l. N. SINGER n co,
Principal of ,ce NJ. i2i broadway. New York.
ORANGE orFCEs-Nu. AZ liza 81, Boston; "" ~ Chap
81 st, " Iavon CT. tlovervie. n Y; \" IA BROAD 81,
Newark Il j.: No AZ Chestnut St, Phiade!phta ~" 40.
Baltimore 81 baltimore No.3. Westminster St, Prov htne'
x |. 80 East th ST Churchman'S No. 10 North ih ST. -
io,s, Aosl 81. Charles ST. New Orleans 40 - lla""iD
Mnb,ie. tdor aI-dScis
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BARGAINS. lsAKSiAINS.! KAHtiA1Ns:!
10 III HAD AT rHt CLOTHING >fukE OF
- SAMUEL. HARTMAN, Agent,

Man ST, nsdriyOpIj,sits Tie Cai:ens' Sdrings Bans
| HAVE Il Northern OF
i the complete 'rtmcntsut READY MADE CLOTH
lNti ever offered IN this market My includes Fan
Preach all sizes anolors, OF the
latest ssl; Black toth focN Coats, double and single
breasted Pants, black aud aucy coufs Vests oi
Cashmere Sln Satin titruadEt and Mars ,ies-ogetler
vary Snperoi A.asaiies compete, Gcnilemens
Furnishing bods from to toe aud Boys suits OF every
ttun, HAS, Gaps, Boots, Siucs Gatrs, Trunks I'm
blca- every thing usually found in ieady Made Coh
ik r,ltnrnt. be supplied at lower prices than al anv
oth.t The city | char nothing exhibiting my
goods requested To ci and examine tor them
selves arch SAAl.. HAKMAN Agent,
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II btnchI thc---
MONrlCEa.l.O UNION ACADEMY,
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authorized by Special Act u Legislature,
MoKJ NNEY & Co., Managers.
II b" draw pubic; under the suprrinruicnre Of
TWO Com W. X SYHoAs and PkSfIs>, the
City of Savannah, Georgia
GIlkET~ ONLY TEN DOLLARS.
HAlN In, QUART ERS AND ElGIIISIN FkbPDkIl ~.
TO be Drawn each saturday in Apr,I. 1872
CLASS Is DRAWS ON
saturday. April 23rd. 1859.
CLASS l. DRAWS On
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oExx LYNCMn,HG COAcn ANDo xx

n r. UNL NJ
68R. WAGON FAC IDhl-Ihr subscri. Nm J4sy-
Der returns his grateful acknow ledge
ments his old trends aud
toward him. AMI Uugs leave inf and the pub
lie that he has started in aud he
more siriet attention TO business to continuance IA
lie Will MAKE To order and keep all kinds
Iron Axle Wagons made in the substantial
style lie will also, make order, soon have made
general assortment u Carriage Rockaw
AIS" large assortment OF one and two Lorse Spu. Moving
Wagons and two horse stages All who good work.
come 10 the old LynhbhrR Coach and Ud9e0n Eatory
he doing business the cash prlnee expect
ge good wo'k ana alta low price All no want good and
neat Buggies give a call JOHN H. BAILEY Ap't
ma 20
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,,A.,Anl,E wOODl.tNDIN >ICIr .xn

Hf h. NCIBIkG fDtt SALE Il lave about "YN
IN Acl,s ot WOOD LAADtors ltr. It a reduced price.
1t well tntrred warre And has good soil. 1t is
Hbrt mites IL III th' ely. the sht hand Side of
tan b,h H. road adon, the apl, # q. L. Nosby
l>l be uGisur'i by app iis To my atior
march 81 dts. TIID~ ). : ADLER. JH
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JSo. CLARK lJSo. ID. HOLT
NEW CONCERN The nndrr-i ned, on the
~ list inst entered nto copartrershp the purpose OF
conducting general Produce Comissaos Business under the
style aud firm of CLARK HOLT, and will receive on con-
sgnmrnt. TOBACCO, WHAT, fLOuR, CORN &C which wtD
receive prompt personal acn We hope by close aten
ton and lunrtualy the discharge busnds merit the
patronage 81 literally bestowed upon predecessor
We iocl To the business men OF Lyuchburg generally.
~ Office Main Street. doors above Exchange Corner
and opposite M,Corkle 4 Co CLARK Il HOLT.
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SiiA OF THE EdGLE,
lFFERSt his friends the public generally one OF we
largest and choicest stocks II WATCH. \, JEWELRf
sILyERWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST GLASS
GOOD Of variety III hsne Yer presented 10 the pun
brilliant and beautiful rs can be had IN any oiher
ient this any other country In every depart
articles manufactured impoed) are OF the he"cs
the unique assieai aud elaborate workman
ship. hePtc Us
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fNARD.-1. on the 81 inst, cicd 18th me
~ IN the Commission business, Mr. JNO ID HOLT late OF
Halifax II Va and take this thanks
my old friends liberal bestow
od upon and solicit for concern connua
their avors, promising efforts
ests Very Respectfully,
IL d3ml mo CLARK
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spEunYAI.,N EW srANn. new GOOD.

4 Having sold my al Goods AT my old stand
L, located below N"rvc House, opposite Hans Livery
Stable where Will continue the fr1ceTy and Commiss'" 10"
Lanktu fiens and customers Tor Inc h"efa
heretofore extended solicit continuance III
The same, assuring III oivr Inducements Tor ash
VIII Keep hand, nice selection OF CIRQUE
hIlS A. SD ~rAPLE DRY GOODS; al-o, Corn Meal Plas
ter and Mt,i Dhal j. T. SHEAhEh
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uDUNE DAD MEDICINAL Q. d II ST.
L French Brandy Whiskey, Port wine Gin, Madeira
Wine. schnapps. 20, for sale by
feb 7 dts STABLER & JONES.
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-'''Sh' ~" J 60 TN 'c'"''
the regular u"nih ut the Board ni
IN ofthc auth sid iosd CO., the following resolution
was adopted
Resolved, That III" Freight Agntat Lynchhutg hereafter
he requested Ia ,o,H al tirsh goods received
ivcr,d from hts Dep" before the, posse,
ion ot the GompNi! Copy rnm Record
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-26

a a. "a meeting OF ii,c board OF Dire.to TOYS of the
N Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company, het al VA"
Office o the COMPANY IN the city Of iy'chburg Oh W"hts-
day day March, 1882 the following resolutions
w"l" adopted. viz:
Rcs,red That Dish other article shall not q exposed
for Depot upon the COMPANY ground il Lynch
burg unless by special permission In writing froa the Pres
dent or General Superintendent.
Resurd Thai tue Adams Express mrany he requested
deliver rcip hit in the Depot, the Company
ground IN Lynchburg.
copy from the Records
april ! ats WILLIAM II. HUGHES Srcrorary.