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Sheriff Sales,
]F Personal PROPERTY.

VI LROUNNb nCI In
pY virtue of Sundry Wrts of Fl Fa. to
- me directed ] will sell before the Court
House Door at Lancaster on the Is; Mon
day in March next. within the legal
hours of sale the following personal prop.
erty TO wit
-Four Negroes, TO wit: Charity. Charles,
Isaac, aia Margaret, and &!sa, On" Sarrel
Mare levied on and TO be sold is the prop.
erty of John {. Secrest at the suit of Ma
gill g. Heath aud other cases against him.
Also, on Tuesday following at the resi-.
dence Of John ". Belk Camp Creek) with
in the legal hours of sale the following
personal property, 10 wit:
Fifteen Bushels Of Germ. more or less,
two hundred pounds of ff"dder, more or less,
one shot. gun, three head of cattle and four
head of hogs, levied on and to be sold as
the property of John w. B.lk Mt the suit
of John NJ. Crockett, administrator.
Conditions cash. q. f. Si.45 each.
Ii. HANCOCK,S. l.. d.
Feb. ~, lid
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APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
54S5 prizes amounting to S32O,OOO
Tickets $40; Halfs S5; CHARTERS $3.50

sB-A Circular showing the plan Of the Lotte.
fies will be sent to AIRY one desi rous Of receiy-
Ing IL.
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859
and Millinery Goods.

RIBBONS! RIBBONSl RIBBONS /!
To Merchants, Miiiners, Jobbers, Dealers
In Ribbons, Millinery Goods, and
Cash Buyers in all Sections of
the Country,
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
ll6 Chambers Street, New York.
JNO. FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
We have originated n new principle-a
new era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we
make this business plain, simple and staple
as that OF Brown Shsetirgs.
We SELL FOR CASH! We BUY FOR CASH!
We are satisfied with per cent profit
Ask no Second Price Have all our roods
marked in Plain Figures. so that man, wo,
man, and child 'buy alike" and receive the
same value for their money.
Our Prices for best Tufteta Ribbons, all
CoOrs, are
No. l2cts per piece, No. 35lc,s per piece
" II ID " " 571
e" , 20! " 875
:" 3 25i " ~ SlO73
No Is &l,I7t per piece.
We Offer Fancy Ribbons "All StyIes,""All
Colors, All Qualities" at Prices Defy
ing Competition, and
FOR CASH ONLY.
Our establishment is the centre Of attrac.
ton for Ribbons 'Quick Sales, Light Prof
lis and Good Value" for Cash.
ROUCuES! ROUCHES!!
New Styles and Patterns. at saving of
30 per cent from credit prices. Examine
our samples, and be convinced.
DLOND LACES, QUlLLINGS, Sc. &C.
Our line Of these Goods always full
We import Job them Mt once for 5 per cent
advance. Marked price on all Goods in
Plain Figures.
Saving OF 40 per cent on these Goods
From Credit Prices.
Our intention is to make The Ribbon
Trade rs staple in regard to prices as do
mesic goods. To do this we must sell
One Million Dollars worth of goods per an
nun
We axe Union Men "No North,""
South We solicit the patronage Of Mer-
! chants. in every section Of the United States
and are the scrvaR.s Ofall who favor US with
their tado and patronage
JNO. FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON House.,
ll6 Chambers Street, n. Y.
! Il. IL. WALKER,
| near the Hudson River Railroad Depo,
Jan. i?th, I9-Im.
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Notice to Tax Payers.

Notice to Tax Payers.
I WILL be at the usual places Of collect,
l. ing Taxes on tie following days, viz :
J. u. nagiIrs Store, Thursday Feb. 2lth.
Baiard's Nuster-groud Friday, 25th.
Tank ...,......,..,Sa Saturday 28th.
Smdils'. ......... Monday 2sth.
Horizons. 's.........,T Tuesday March, Ist.
Taxahaw ....... "Wednesday 2nd
PINIsr's Muster. ground, Thursday Sd
JacksOnham. ........,. Friday Attn.
Craig g. Taylor's Store, Saturday 5th.
LANCASTER Court House, Monday 7,h.
i. X. Magill's Store, Tuesday Sth.
Bellair. Wednesday 9th.
Ross Store Thursday 10Th
And at the Court House during Court week.
The Tax Books will be closed on the 80
day OF April. Free negroes are required TO
make their returns, and pay their Taxes
during the month of March. have sent
copy Of the late Act, (in regard to Births
Marriages and Deaths.I to each place where
] will collect at. Physicians, Clergymen,
Midwives and all others, who have retains
TO make, will please examine the ACT and
have their Teturns ready.
J. r. HUNTER, t. GID.
February J, 1859. 5l-2m.
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Estrayed or Stolen.

ENROM the residence of the subscGber,
IL five miles South of Lancaster G. H.,
on stage road to Camden, on Friday night
18th inst, II brown bay mare, with small
white spot on the face and blind in one
eye no other marks--she IL about 7 or 3
years old, nbou; fifteen hands high and was
in very good condition when last seen.-
Any information concerning said mare will
be thankfully received. l may be address,
ed at Lancaster G.. IL.
B. ID. SHAVER.
March 2, 1859 3-G
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT

LANCASTER DIsTRIcT.
James Sullivan who is in the custody of
the Sheriff. of Lancaster District, by virtue
of Writ OF Capias Ad SaIisfacicndum at
the suit of James +. Cur"ton, having filed
IN my office together with Il schedule. on
oath, of his Estate and effects, his petition
to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying
that he may be admitted to the benefit of
the Acts OF the General Assembly, made
f"~ th" "-i-f - :-,--i-.-. ! L.. I, -,
ordered, that The said James T.. Curcton and
all other the creditors TO whom the said
James Sullivan is in anywise indebted, be,
and they are hereby summoned ard have
notice TO appear before the said Court AT
Lancaster Court House on the third Mon.
day IN March next, to shew cause. if any
they can, Why the prayer OF the petition
aforesaid should not be granted
OIiicc COnrt of Common Pleas, Lancas-
ter, Dee. 10Th, 1853
J. y. STEWMAN, Crk.
Dec. -. 45-3m
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Buck-Wheat.

Under the decree of the Court Of Equity
IN abovr case, will sell ut Lancaster, G.
IL, on the Ist Monday the 7th day of March
1859, all the real Estate Of Lands of Eli
j"h Phillips, deceased, sinatc on the wa.
ters Of great Lynches Creek and Turkey
Creek being all the lands owned by EIii,h
Philips at his death and left ia the possess
ion OF the representatives, OF the said Eli
Jah Phillips. containing 100 acres, more or
less, as described in the pleadings and or
dercd so be sold in above case.
Terms credit of ! and years with
interest, bond and good sureties. except AS
much cash ~ will pay costs
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
T.. h. l.. d.
feo. !, Iso9, 52-4t pf 81 so.
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Notice to Debtors,

\ Ln persons indebted TO the Estate of
"a late S"ml. B. Hamm, nd are earnestly
requested to pay thei several Liabilities be.
fore return day next
Persons having demands against the Es.
tate will please present them before the
.iss of April next
agl.a y. u, HAMMOND.
.ssssss RALEIGH HAMMOND, Ex'rs.
solss GEO w. HAMMOND.
tv Ian. 26, $50. Soft
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u Est L.
which not e appeared the
comment Land
of he ccountry.' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "e s"'nas
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL

h department as heretofore will be h
them for admission
'>' N'''S0'
Attention called to during ten years. teaching
n eYer nrect ted y
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.I>WlNE.-I.0Qo Hanks 1hrcs ply, Tor
y sale st JOS. n. GAYLE,
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MODERN LANGUAGES,


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of
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ACADEMICAL.

L"s object Of this department to afford pupils design
of
nem to enter directly the study
uoh VIII De
as TO ut them for ti duties the Counting
Diploma be
course o study prescribed nrtncnt ~ "f
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Ladies Dress Department.
Gents Furnishing Department.
Hardware Department.

Scribe all n i'u''
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WE WOULD RESPECFFULLY INFORM OUR CUSrOl
rnO that We have and are receiving large and well select
ntabe for this section of the Country
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Shipping SntsIliasllte.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, Feb. %.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
R 4Spdr Ss Sss
MSntose B9yce from New Orleans for Baltimore '''s
sHei' ana ssSs4 42yer l. Ga~
for en- Sssn p IL from Sp Ssse
& S pas esaS Sa r IAN
York bound South same day passed an American ship hav
distinguishing pendant Feb 9th Lat 81 s. Ion a. or
Bark Georges, Mcguire, from New Orleans via Norfolk
me een Rogers rowed Sp BY The seamtSg #
schwartz Dix. ToTed up by stsqmt%g iiaswe 10
to Lambert GRss et brig plane Br or Ra
more, next day, and schr unknown for Baltimore,
Brig James B George, Benthal from Caribbean Sea- and
y o% up S E and to Geo
Brig j IL Kent, Reed, days from sagaa la Grandesu
State FoSTsIl days from from Iasuayra-coe
Tigrsss 10Th inst lat 3d. lon "A, brig Connom
schr ohu Griffith CoDklin 10 days from St Japo de China
sagsr honey and copper Kirkland Chase Co
passage to ST. aso dc caSa h o SR d the
s9Pmast and f9resal Left port brig Wabash, for New
scr ydrgea Butler, from Gloucester plaster
on Swan Point ship Emily Farnum Simes from Callao,
VI" hampton N0aa'-s0 cIE e RbEaf5ii Muir,
steamer John 3 shriver, Dennis, PHILADELPHIA A.
ssS br Tbd geydere KGens Rchmopd Brandt J
1Ofk-fteSlen Il Rogers
schr H. W Morse Phillips, New Bedford, S Philips
Brig Ocean Belle Nelson, Ysyassa-E. X Cooper
Ship Sebastian Cabot Waits New orean-r tow Of
BBrg wFjqEer, Partridge, Trinidad
ssr A. sfis AfHl FR6M NeT BA Rfaf2Sa
SifiRgSSHSh$$ 5$ fSi5F END inst
Bark Bark S Seah Gould Boston slst inst --0 '
aSana Ohhe irwin Wn i1ta INST c. 10Th inst
s'H' Lookout Ihof9 MEh6 BRRssSnb Ilst inst
steamer Jos Whitney, Howes hence at Boston, p m
c5 ssMs a. Fsys field for Baltimore sailed
Ship Mary WRdge Grs ssfr dm New York arrived at
san Ba Fa GSsfs2 pEor to the 9Th inst
Brig w ApPlegarth, Collins, Trinidad arrived
r Brig Richmond hence for Franklin La spoken 18th
Brig A. j. W Applegarth, Collins, for Baltimore was
ofBG sE csn g. nS st as SSso s
18th inst i'S''iii0'e' was al Aayaguez' I. H.
EASTERN PORTS.
ia rt F1 s5I. S
H Rowland aneTc Bell Flower h ST. Maas schrs
Thasa acmeE hannibal Attakapas W IL Titcomb Key
Rhode island Maryland and Cha McCees North Carolina
Also arrived, schrs; Yorktown, City Yont F. W Earring
tS9 AMeXa d Alabama Petersburg H. Wes Norfolk
CID ship Volant, New Orleans banks Parana, Rio de
eeta lara chr feeMoHdf0 Sgs Emma PaF %
cola. - - IVY -NS' -'P"ieeii
PHILADELPHIA, February 22-Arr brig Billow Matan-
zas;-CId schrs A ~ Aldridge Charleston + Herbert,
BOSTON February 21-Cpd ship North Atlantic Liver
poor parks AuTea New Orleans Laroy, Savannah briggs
Madeira Port SPAIN Robertson, Pensacola schr nj L. DAVIS
Cape Haytien ~ " - D''' 's'
ronror,- SOUTHERN PORTS.
Soht yin, Febrnilty Arr scrs Chas Hatch, Bar
6adoes, NJ H. carlisle and A. Middleton Provdence-
dence. ~ - " 'i' y iio'i
WILMINGTON February o. Arr brrs por,;, De-
muda D. Locke, Cardenas; Coneia Remedies scllrs A. j
Ihgersol PROVIDENCE; New Globe, St Thomas-Crd schr
SAVANNAH, February 21Arr, steamer Georges Creek
MOBILE, February I9-Ar bark Sarah L. Bryant, Bos-
NOTICE To MARJNEpS
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

j. d. PRATT & co,
~, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND 8. CHARLES STREETS.
The propnetors respectfully invite such Merchants
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods
credit to call and examine and test the elab
y OF our information From long experience and the
factory teSnonias Of thousands Of merchants in the differ
et cities East and WeSwho have years been subscribers,
we can assure all who Will call whether they sell goods
the cities or country towns ample satisfaction the Tea
bty of information and the great benefit be derived
from the Agency by those who subscribe MIRO If
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Ratl Aua0s.
60 PHILADELPHIA,

. FOR SEAFORD, DELAWARE
Passengers leaving Baltimore at 80 A. NJ connect at VII
mngton with 10 F. NJ rin and $40 NJ from Baltimore
NOIICE-AH coored persons, whether bond or free will
be required to bring responsible white person. person
ally known to the undersigned, who will be willing to sign
bond to the Company, before they will be passed over any
uvNT ST,,r
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tsEIEj . - BLACK TEAS &c.
AslS2SA p TlERNAN a son,
Offer for sale the following articles, of their mportaon
particularly for family use:
SHERRY WiNES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown SherrieS, in wood and in glass
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-Joln Howard 3Iarchs fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also Grape Juice.
HOOK WIN S-Ja!nneshergcr, Steinberger, MarcObrun
ner Cabinet, lieb, frau milch, BroBncberg of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Aoet and ChandOn's finest in
quarts and pints.
BRANDlES-otard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
Brandes.
RQMS-0ld and fine Jamaica, Antigua, Grenada and from
the Islands imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-Ihe best quality-Tiernan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it,
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA. ap3-f
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FENHIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city, letters estamentary the RICH
ARD NORRIS deceased An persons having claims against
the said deceased hereby warned exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof the subscribers
I'D day Of August 1859 they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit the said All persons
debted said estate hereby requested make
ate Given under hands this 18th day of Feb
ruary, 1859. GEORGE 5. NORRIS,
RICHARD NORRIS, Jr.,
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Steamships.

fF~h FOR SAVANNAH.
kz- In consequence of an accident to steamsbi,
which will be repaired without delav the
me org CHlCOPEE Capt Howe, will load for the abovs
port and have immediate dispatch For freight apply to
f.91tf I. II. BELT, Jr.,
Union dock
<E3TsS g II A II l. L S T o n
--zAz@s-. First class Cabin Passage. ........ sIs
I'M, 1HROUGH IN FIFTY HOURSf
The new and frst-class steamship
PATAPSCO,
Capt. l.. II. LAYFIELD,
Will leave Spears wharf on
SATURDAY, February 18th
The accommodations for passengers by this Steamer 9
every respect fIst-class. '' "le III
No freight received after u O'Clock day of sailing
Steamer. f e VI 'i7
For freight or passage apply to
SAMUEL 7. PEARCE Agent
,,ar.- :, rIo.,.. 1nrINr W r. 10 Spears wharf
The "Patapsco' will leave Baltimore again on rho Sch oF
Mrch Pnnctnay IN her departure may be relied on f. ftj
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
plicaton will be made to the Mayor and City of
Baltimore at their next session, to widen Hoffman street om
Ross to ChatsWorth dAlawews
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CREDITORS WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT
OSchedue No. provides for the preference of all debts,
claims and demands which originated for the accOmmo-
dation Ball. Crss Company whether for borrowed
ney endorsements acceptnces drafts loaned
discounted for their And parties claiming
sch preference furnish proof that their claims
within the preference. ROSS CAMPBELL,
fe2e
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

NOTICET0 MARINERS
HoNG KONG Dec. l5.-The American shin TT r MiIdmav
from sydney reports that Tuesday, Nov 49, NJ made
reel not laid down on the chart of Indian Pacific ocean,
Lond9n issG with additions to 1850 Saw large ship APP
ed to the westward of it, Saw schooner asa with nothing
visible but the two masts sticking up The Ship is we'll u
man ana mizen gone Sent the boat to the ship ap
proacllnS the reef the would permit cond
see no appearance of life board Capt Webb wrtes-'.i
made the western part of the reef lon l5i 90 f. lat s.
HorsDurg notes reef and calls it Dangerous Reef and
LAY 6sars WV Nv from On Bardeaise Il miles and Pnto
nightly the western bears NV 81 miles from that island
The reef may be the called Dangerous Reef of
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-lN THE SU-
INFERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE CITY, IN THE
MATTER OF BALL, CRISIS & COMPANY Ordered by the
Court this lst day Of February 1882 that the Trustee, Ross
Campbell give notice by advertisement to be inserted in
of the daily papers of Baltimore city, three times
month, creditors of Ball. Criss Il Company, file
claims duly proved with the Clerk of this Court
before the LIST day of April 1889. . -
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e. q e. G zs:s:..:..:::: FOR THE

go - -,tA-zr-5-. IYEST md SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
follows: 1884" o' ''e ''''iS "lit un d.
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mai (excen Sunday,
az ~ A. NJ Express daily at 5O5 p NJ for ALL PARTS OF
The Est, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST The Mail
reaches Cumberland $40 and Piedmont at 10 NJ and
lies over next morning The Express goes directly
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II HlS Is IL CIV NOTICE THAT The SUB
q cIiber has obtained from the Orphans Court of Balti
more City, letters of administration the
ofTHOMAS &. MURDOCH, late Of said city, deceased All
having claims against the said deceased hereby
warned to exhibit the with the vouchers thereof
to the subscriber or to VIM Pinkney Whyte This At
Orney, No. CORTLAND Baltimore, before
10th day OF August next they otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted
to the said estate requested to make immediate payment
to my Law Attorney, VIM Pinkney Whyte. Given under
my hand this 18th day OF February, 1889.
GUSTANUS l.. MURDOCH,
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whGON FOR SAT,E
Singer's Sewing Machines

tEEAl ALVIN, conclusive proof Of great
\tmou Judged H., this test there labor saving ine
before the public comparable singers sewing Machines
Antr establishing The highest reputation In the United States
the, exhibited nj the late "ENposi.iun tnyerscc'
France where the, carried on the highest nium and
great mutuiactur, make ihcu bccn built In Paris
In branch Industry which sewing done
tcse m,'in,s he used with Immense, rolt. As the 'Iee
al thu EIlMa, train cling foot ~ in
Singer Machines compared with hand sewing. No tailor,
sho"mah cNSmakor, carriage trimmer stdler halter
ut not hc without The fnir profit using
these rgaiari, employed, Dnc Thousand hoars
Ia ait private families where there Is much
Ice done lp nacncs aluablc assistance Planters
and ho h''p"r hni them particularly convenient and profit
"hc. lh,' simple IN their construction and
ST. and 'iuahc hciug the ont, Kind of Sewing Ma
chine mndc 10y which Of fine
could b' perfectly executed Thousands Of inferior and worth
l. - Sew Machines have been made and sold under various
hut singers Machn ulrue have been found
Nh"re I" satisfy the wants o the people.
lain printed instructions tt sent with each
chnc nom which rca, acquire the art OF mana
gng tt'n The machines packed securely go any
Iar of NE world 10 all person, desiring particular in
formation, VIII, application by letter at either Of our on
ce forward copy Of l. NJ singer COS Gazette, paper
wholly de-, lied To The sewtu3 Maoi,le interest.
NJ. SINGER &Co,
Principal Onlco. Ne. 9a8 broadway, New York.
HeANCu o. 't~.So. 81 Hanover ST, Roson: No ., Chap
81 - New Haven, a.; GSrr,lo, Y. y; No. IA Broad 81
Newark n j. No, ~. th,slut fhiadclphia No lG BAL
ln"re 81, Bal Im"r M ~ Westminster 81, Prov violence L.
J.: No Etst 4h S. Cincinnati; No. u North 9Th 81, 81
Louis No. Il st. Charles ST. New Orleans No. 20 Dauphm st.
Noodle. fdcc p -dSctsl
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thNh hoSE wood WHITING DESKS. from ~ 70 ,nl.
D., very handsome M, cheap, lcrfunel ss OF man" and.
efiiihe boirs larisin Ponmadcs and Extracts lu ' @ h.
hetct Ivory Pocket Tablets Port nOnaits :" maj! ~ "a
S"ns liar Brushes Tooth and Nall BRUSHES, and g'
fiety o. Fancy Articles, Just received by ,oxr,
SAxONY YARN.-Blue Mixed White, White and Een a I,
lowat T. a A. r. kINSEf :,
oct 7-dts 1os Main sntL--
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Sombrero Guano.

SombrerO GuanO. ,.,nd
tons Of Phosphate Guano, tast from sonbrer =, linz
= SO West Indies, the richest deposite OF Phosphate
1aown 70 the world containing betweea " and "
zone Phosphate Of Lime, and to which We invite ne
our friends and the public generally who deal IN @ nj
We are SOLE for the sale Of this Guano ne" M
place. ,,,
Pah Aleia eontaiang It's analysis &C. furnished u" '
Ion or b! niLii. -.
McCOHEIE 4 CO., s,,e Age''.,
april lAcA Main Sir.sl L!na'"i5 "
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MaiE Ssreei. nclshurg, Vas.
ALL. STYLE PREMI uM HIT s

F All, STYL PREM UNI HATS.
NJ SIlFIlRS Is the place /" hu! HATS made Ter his
GAown inspections 10y the most celebrated workmen
Ia produced. lie Is furnishing his numerous with
The handsome 81 Hat that he produced There not
'ihc thea IN his city, They the Hat Of the
lhhg really h'aul He does not design being ego-tic ],
bui what everybody must lac Ii therefore,
Hal To ecps all other has beauty Of style, durability
nni pecalrl adapted To the form Of the head
ly leauhlul, >:ilAcrs is the place 10 get
lie would aisn cal! attention his large stock Of Ie
Hats OF every grat and quality. Hats great
y line Nav tnih, Velvet and Plush tap, Chlren's Fame,
Hats and CapS LADIES' Riu Hats, and all kinds Hats made
Ia order al In" shortest uo,lcc
'l Mt NtzrrN Practical liact for bargains, at the OF
wv hls Nll MN lnoN l2.,lis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-18

Sd N Va iA ARK AM ~ VI EN-.
DEDUCED RATES.-'rhe L. i. Mail Steamers -.
III JAMESTOWN, Capt. PARRISH, and ROA- 1SAfIN
AOkE Capt. SKINNER, will carry passengers 10 and >
from Virginia ut REDWOOD RATES.
The JAMESTOWN, Capt PARRISH, leaves Richmond ever
TUESDAY afternoon at O'Clock, City Point evening
aud "Wednesday, nj II O'Clock, noon New ot
arriving there early day. and In time With The
lines gong East and North.
The ROANOKE Capt. SKrsSRR, ieares Richmond ever
FRIDAY afternoon, at O'clock, City Point morrns al
o'clock and Portsmouth, same evening Tor New York
ing evening -
RETU II MING,
The jamestown leaves Dew lork, lun flcr No - Nora
River ever! saturday afiernoon at O'Clock, Norfolk
lrrs,urg AMI i,icbmond-akng Freight far each place.
he oanokr leaves New York, from Pier No Ii North i-
or, every Me,n, say afternoon, nj O'Clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg and Ricimond-takipg Freight each place
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, satcroom included between Norfolk and New
lorH,. .
S,eeruge Passage, ....,.......
Passage staeroon included, between Richmoud Peters
burg and New lorR,....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS y
Stttrasc fasstgt..
Passage sta,room included, between ynehhurg and New
1orh "a
Passage 10 AMI from Norfolk, by the River tsa
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
~ iue AMI elegant Steamer IUGkTOWN vii sriH
bc put upon ulc line, al above, forming
Week.. line
For tickets. apply to LEE, ROOKIE * CO, Aguts
april 3Udts. Main street. l.. nehburg, Va