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Sailing ofthe Steamer America.
NJ ARK E,'rS

HALIFAX, Now lS.-Thc steamer America, from
Boston, bound for Liverpool, sailed this forenoon.
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tdaudUiC EOh SlAts
~ INTENDING TO remove from the city, at priv ate
fH sale MY RESIDENCE diamond Hill tngetiier
Acres Of Land thereto aachedit being The prop
riy purchased b. of Alason Winsuns Trustees This
perty cens,cdy among the city.
he is Of brck contains II rooms: in thorough
air: and attached all and ell
ivaion. To city purca.e His property needs deserp
On as well the high character Of the neigrhot in
d,h is situated, Is we'll known 10 require praise.
The will be reasonable and time made TO suit purcas
rs [nov 2-dtsl G. A. OOLHOUHs
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-. .# A CARD.
retiring nom the concern of Glnss sane,
'eadet ~ friends ind pubr
very hlera Patronage bestowed upon euss urIay long
o"nncstYN with H. ana respectfully rcques. that their
extended to the concern, which, sure will every
way merit t., foot 2ad s1 CHAs D. RAINE
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l. O II n A i, Ia,
Engine and Bcilet and 2 I'wo-siorse WAGONS
Will sel harenln ~ an Engine and Roller and rwc-
iIoFsc Wagons Tho Engine about sixteen power,
aud one Of the best in this pacc. The Wagons anil
made by one OF the beat makers Apply ai Main Street
ort II .dtsSclHwh 0EO. ~ nANIS
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A Card -Ramoval

MYTH Vie" oi hay ing larger house, and In
" central 'siton the undersigned wl hs stock 81
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns the STORE HOUSE, M 1873
MAIN STREET, iormerl, knows aa laaasys directly OPP
posic thc Farmers and Virginia Banks which being
aIted pp In cegan, mnnner exprs., PURPOSES and
VIII be Occupied on thu 18th Of ooonrn sa laSing made
large sddiions 10 sck In the of the las oi TOR
uc FAIL Trade hope To present such ami
ton Is viii conand the attention nm, The public.
Those visiting and residing In tho city cordially Invited
eNnne M, stock IN The way Of English Table pnd Pocket Cut
rr., aus, Rifles md PISTOLS House Goods s,e
Plated Ware, Locks Of every Kind Wood aud Willow Ware.
French G'nss on Carpets. on shades Window Cornice, Bands
aud Pins Carpenters aud other Mechanics Tools building
Materials ASs and Springs Carriage Cloths aud accs Fol-
"ts Hubs md sr"hts iaathtr Bands DUN betting and Pack
ng thf skins aud other Leather Shoe fings English Rrl
r Rita siirrs aud fngs Circular aud other Chains
Warranted Files Farming Ctensil- Ne. liesic de-
s'rlon OF articles not grncral, nd In Hardware establish
n'rnia T. NJ. afMrSoS,
Successor TO smIyon q iir,.,
oct l0-,s Lyncllurr Vu.
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ooronkn 2lih. i.sa.
" g w ono rn

" CIV Z n Q Q n IV--
m the la of January tho concern
~ Will he announced. In The will
conducted by the undersigned, emil hoIcs his nns
pulic viii continue 10 cseud 10 the very liberal patronage
Nhlchitims Ring eno, Every
and QUO u. fined md most complete asscrtcnis u oo,s
III Virginia VIII be sold upon accommodating er,ns
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ctrrlArp srArrAfTA1ns.

CRY AND STATE Affairs. "
- = c.r,.-,
VIRGINIA ANsuNLgsSoAslseEcF r. S'zfy- In n,T
s,ssion- laird, Lay. ffrlpays Mosemper ~, toos.
Conference opened Mitp reu6sous serviccs Dy
n; shpu Early. q s.IuT1A9H.Ak GA AZ!
The minutes OF yesterday we're reAe and ap-
or,yed. ~ - :.
Leo. R,ssar, sfrom the Tppm,tscA fonI sabbath
Schools. fnnde report reccmmsnemg tns "rgan-
s,,iop ofsa Coniei ence capoath ccnooi ooclsiy,
W. a.noned uis<3} Aonday!e -
n b. CowlcSsAmEn Tor II hyv26e[&s report
-, hat since the r. nterence secured
- hnnds and suh61 ~, UQ collected
III IDS nxeviously ~
U" a.. uotioi OF r.. - sntion Of the
,,.ncsrenee on 5eebszNecSXe-so receive y. s.
, IN rid ~ til &kef{4k eapecti1p was re-
nass;Jered.,s The Co A1b<ked to lts action
yester11s :e who M Il tie last Con-
e,a Il. tyear 10 the hretnren ufl t1c Nletboufst
ference an, c,hfcretce the fraternai greetings and
r.,nnata salutatisns OF this body. suited that
~, ,,.d performed stiae tinty that he waa ptssent
a" Tho ssss .o,iv held IN Nori@lk. Va; made known
.hn, Indy fte OBJECT Of bic mlssinn nnd was
10 '''.' "a cordially received. Dr.. Lee then pre-
R'hu', .hs Rjsbot who iatrodueedt TO the Confer
80 Dr. n BThompson1t the messenger from the
s,ss, GmferthSe. DIR. sThompsep 'cntertansd
,hc Conference with q very chaste speech breath
-. the seni.nen,s ef Ohristion charity aud unity.
On milton of y. S. Doggett, committee. con-
s.ns of D. S. Dogaest. W.. A. Smith, and /. NJ.
L.. wns nnpstnted 10 rcrfy to the address ut DIR.
Tb.mps.,p. nc. ~ .ss..,s I'D =. So. '. ..
". A. Smith read paper. detailing some facts
,,nnected Nth the history Of X. M. College dur-
,. Nh on his motion, was postponed until Mon
Wv ". W. Bennett, iron, tho Committee on the
Washington City Church mnde report intended
Conference, In behalf Of that Church.
Tls rruor. was advocated By J. G. Cranberry,
D. s. Dogyett and adopted by the Conference.
LIZ Why. JAS Thrown w. q. Dulin. JAS c.
Moss Sam'i Robertson, and ). W. Monyeott,
nreachers ofthree years. passed in examination Of
character, and were continued on trial.
j. G.. Lhmpkin, X. B. Beadles. L. IL. BagGs, j.
B. Fitzpatrick. and Nv b. Twyman seveFnliy
pas.ed in examination of character. and we're cleo
The following elders passed In examination OF
characters: @. W. Laughorne, A. y. bruwn. r.
A. Peterson. r. A. Gregory, j. Il. WaRgoner, ~
h. Bishop VIM. G. BlnnHt >. D. Hoistesd, u. D.
c. Slaughter, A. Clark, j. u. Southal- r. W.
richer, N. Head, Jos. Spriggr, N. Thomas, WI.
slelton. r. Chambers.
The following persons we're announced ms the
Committee on Education. u. 5. Dogg'tt. N. HEAD
Il. W Langhorne, j. A. Duncan f. otaniey' L.
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RELIGIOUS NOT

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
The Rev. Leroy NJ. Leo ID. b. will preach ut
Tyreanna Chapel on Sunday evening next at 3
o'clock, P. NJ.
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ENCOURAGE THE SOUTH!
Cali at No. I27 Main ST., LyncnDurg,
AND examine the largest and most complete assort-
sfS at n sTovrs CRATES IRON AND TIN WARE ever
exhibited in the y IN eeh wSsh v v. 90 '0und
1, H ~ the S,dA large double stove, for either
wood or coal. -, c,ors
H ,MSerJM splendid Paror Open Stove beautifully nm
shed besides great assol.incl :" e"''' A' 49,
af, ~. poOFiNG AND GUrTERiSG done Al sro ndee
-, ~ ~ Inc ihe best manner sS -
an, !" , . warranted TO give saifsfcton
~ Please CAL aud examine m, stock sy2,e purchasing
elsewhere. Ioi Main street.
5-dt
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LIABILITIES.
B mk Accounts
Bills Payable

Leaving balance in favor of the
House of 1917 ,SZS 06
REMARKs-A considerable amount embraced in
he above list of Assets will never lie realized.
l. The bad debts will likely amount to 1000.
.. In the settlement of the Richmond Deposi-
'ory Accounts, heavy losses are ANTICIPATED.
g. The debt of the Tract Snciety, from present
Appearances, will never he much less
j. B. MCFERRIN.
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J. MONTGOMERY & BROTHERS
DOUBLE SCREENED


LAND FOR sAEE...9A rea
Is WISH g ell q private sale, Attract OF LAND,
containing ~ e 20 Acres situsteds ~ miles from Lynch
nsek shs fs1vauia Iurnpks The
tnsM q good Log HOUSE Abonf one-haif In wood land
Cd lie 6sisas ead and d very productive and w. VI
rea Re cise OF Iqnehbure viGuxA Npfte 6ardsa 81
s :.us Sssa'e THE y0sld g
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Notice.
LEAVING purchased the s.syeian Ms OF GnaIes seS
~ ASH PRIcE any prime Wheat delivered at tho
t LrS.""' Ijnly 97aActsl JAMES b. HoRNER.
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Notice

Il persons iht lrd T." the estate OF Chcscy H. Hardy will
~ please maxi Immediate ayIncnt 10 Al crsns
lug claims against aad viii present them h. ct BAY
m,hi, . , J. n. GORDON, Administrator.
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S. B l. l s $ e. Co,
kyMChLssrg, Wa,


Stoves Heatois, Ean sca Crates. Hollow Ware
=. ANr MANUFACTURES
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Work,
ROOFING. PLUMBING, sc.
NJ would call ih nlto'"n Of purchasers sup
W ply ~ tn" above nnn,od goods which wrrk,
G. ling. Having been ,ctc, personally with
ct from The manufacturers, al the lowest
poured I" sui one aud n with The ornamental
A. comfortable. durable, useful, simple, desirable tho
hhndsomca or an's strongest cheapest nrgcsi aud
t'rinent we had the pleasure OF offering IN
ct cordial invitation il extended all examine oar
s"rl nj the htoyc aud Range Warehouse. isi Main street
lynchburg, Va. sept I dial a. T. BLISS 4 60
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DIR. S. Johnson. Dentist.

DIR. s. Johnson. Dentist.
EN II fully prepared Ia perform all operations pertaining
syfTHlo III" denial profession in the best pos.b
and fully warranted ia every respect.
Teeth cNirac" hy The all II electricity, without pain tho
patient.
iE Office opposite Citizens Savings Bank Main Street
Lynchurg, Va.
REtEEr*cE,:Wn. Owens, NJ. d.. VIM. q. Oven, VI. d.. L.
H. Gm'r. VI. d. 1hos. L. Walker NJ d., John u. Patterson
NJ. De- Alex. Iompkn~, Lsq, sam Met urkie. ID. JOHN l..
Lee, Esq, G ". E"chc. ESD, John j. Smith, III T., j. H. ly,
Esl, VIM T. fHnc'!, Ed. JOHN II. r.rce, Esq, and H. u.
Flood Esq. imani - hhn
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NOVEMBER 18th. 1859
& i, . II q T. NJ. Rlt OK T. II .
Lynch burg, Virginia,
As th" pleasure to to is
lie that he has just the wns very desirable
guuis, viz
French NnIsln Robes assorted cor- and vrry b.nuiiiu
Royal Purple, Maroon, Mara LOUISE Buc, Green Brow and
Black solid tolorc,l Mouslins
Pla,n Black Silks. superior and cheap.
The above goods, wilma general q other
goods not enumerated offered Ia his others
- one frir only, aud he guarantees lower
prices tam similar goods elsewhere An
Dry t"oi> ooi'lHl, invited cd make l,ur
clGsrs. nov I-.ts q. VI. L..
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SCHOOI BOOKSRecciycd this day. another large supply
- Of of all kinds Liberal discount allowed
teachers. PAYNE K BLACKBOARD,
l5-dts 81 Main Street.
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ENuEs. FUES:!l have just received additional supply
T. Of LADIES' FtEs, Of various prices and grades
dts g. N. KELLY, Agent, 49, Main Street.
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FpNUBE PAINrs.i have hand complete assortment 81
Il TUBE Paints, fpr Grocan Painting among which
million, Naples yellow, oarninc, White, Blue and Brown
Paints, u English manufacture; also tirecan varnb Mas
Tic Iarnsh, 81 shes, Nut OIL Poppy ON, cached and Drying
Oil, Ne. &c, for sale bJ j. II. THOMPSON,
lt-dlA DruYt
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Only Eitty EOtIars!
BARPIIOLFS LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES
masking perfect smooth stitch both Sides are reduced
40 Oct l5-difsJ WIN. l.. PAGE
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VlUCKwHEAT FLoUR-A very superior article in sore
- and for sac by Gnos 3-ds] NJ. HOi.t.iNS Il 90
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1.fGG AND ARROW ROOT CRACKERs-A light and nu.
irtiois diet fur children while cutting teeth for
nov ll.dis j. Il THOMPSON Druggist
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L~YNCHBURG COLLEGE.

LYNCH COLLEGE,
IIRGfNi.t.
ThNliE fourth annual session OF this Institution viii commence
4 On the 9th September.
The location is one OF the hcal,hicst and most accessible In he
entire South. and the course of study, both Classical and Scicn.
unc, equal 10 that Of amy Of The American colleges
Tho Military Department shall be efficiently maintained uu.
der the care of Mr., j. Il. Blankensiip, n graduate OF the Nr.
ginia Military Institute, and more recently connected with the
United States Coast Survey.
FACULTY.
Rev. W.. ". WALKER, Chairman Of The Ftcaltn, Professor
OF Mental and Moral Science, and of History.
LycuRGus q. MATHEWS, A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and Dcllrs
LcttresL
!. II. CABELI, A. h. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
j. 4. BLASkESsmP, Professor of Mathematics and Instructor
OF TACTICS.
sANuEl GARLAND, A. NJ. Professor of Constitutional Law.
ID. A. LANGHoENE, NJ. II. Professor oi Anatomy and Ply sioi-
ology.
q. \. SARroEI, LID, Professor of Modern Languages.
SAaL NJ. GooDsoS, Principal OF The Grammar School.
EXPENSES.
Board % per week; washing q 20 per MONTH fuel and lights
$40 a term. Tuition, 500 in the Grammar School, and $50 In
the Collegiate Department for haJ session.
~ Catalogues, containing further information, can be Oh,
tanned by addressing the Chairman of the Faculty.
iuly IL 1ts
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II Il M OX AL.

VNlIE undersigned having removed To the store formerly oc.
l. cupied by {. I. Litchheld, Esq, next door Ia Irby n Saun-
,icrs', beg leave to inform his friends, that he Is still engaged in
the CoBlaissioa and F0r7edyding Businexs, and k,tis ON.
rtan,ly on hand a wcil.selccted, stock Of STAPLE DRY Goons ANp
GaocgrIEs, which he will sell al prices that viii not fail 10 please.
Ills facilities for doing n COMMISSION AND STORAGE IirsiNEss
ne unsurpassed, having n house upon the Basin, with u we'll
enclosed lot where c~onsignmcnts of Lumber and Zig Iron will
I've entirely secure.
lie Is still Agent for Livingston's celebrated Flows and Plow
Castings, and will always keep Il fm! assortment. Also, Guauo,
Cement and Ground Plaster.
feb +dts WM, T.. ANDERSON.
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New Commission House.

w h have this day associated ourselves together, for the pur.
w pose OF conducting a GENERAL COMMISSION BjiSI.
NESS, Tor The sale Of Tobacco, Wheat, Corn, &e, &e. We ask
nshhre OF the patronage Of n generous public, assuring then,
that we arc much younger than the Board ,f jL1d,- and hnyn
always ignored It's action on the IN per cent. .em. We will
sell Tor you under me old rafes OF commission. id make remit.
tances a. soon Us oa ohec al Jno. {. shsarers, Main street
July 9o-d&c1y sllEiEEE i BUEKs
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HRW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS
.-TAR IA,

RrrRRykstkHf SsRfrzER APsR1ENr.
WI via ss he sn. iydp q the water. q be celebrated ssiissr
sp.i .sli !. es;ssn s..s,s r. : an %S %s: s'p S.,as.s,. sne eedn% nssss,s ,Ss%;
q .hs Medical Prole.slon and . Discerning Public as The MOST
" saIine
Mineral spring valera, seIdix Powders and other similar ari-
ee. both nom II. compaetns'' and great efficacy II may b.
Bsaassas asd f.sS,sis Diseases, SCI M.aaaeae, Lo.'~
Appetife, iadf0esfion, and al Similar Com.
spR1NG '1 xNB5 ' SUMM NET. SEASONS.
!. |; particularly adapted to ,ls wants Of Tra,s y BY sss
Habits, Invalids and CDnyalesc,nls Captains Of Vessels and
Planters will find N a valuable addition % their Medicine ,iesl'
With those who have used II, IL has high favor and Is deein-
cd Indispensable.
IN fbr7,id STATE qr he Lirer-i renders grea. service In
In Govt aad RheuaatistA II gives the best salisfnction, al
laying all inaammatory symptoms, and In mhny cases encct'
Ii success in case- IF Graret, mitigation, Heartburn AMI
Proves I'll 10 be- n Medicine II the greatest utility.
Aciftty Of ne izoraoA, ami the di.tresSin0 stckness so
Hsndi during Tft0ndncy-ltoll speedily, and with marked
success under its bealhhll influence;
Kagopks NE gya1fcsi reicT 10 Aese AFFLICTED uith or sub.
let 10 ne Iites -.tcfing gently on the bowels, neuiralizing all
irritating secreiions, and thereby removing nl innammnlory
hDaet, u isinrolnabie in al a rAere a gentle Aperient
az fWrgafire IL rt1Hfred.
1t ia In the fDrm Of II Powder, carefully put up In bottles to
Keep in any climate, aud merely requires water poured upon II
10 produce II delightful cncrscsccnt beverage.
Taken In The morning, II never interfrres with the ayocaiions
Of the day, acting gently IN the system, restoring the digestive
power. exciting a healthy aud vigorous tone Of the stomach.
nhl creating M elastirIi! oi mind hnd No" 81 spirits when
give zrst 10 every enjoyment. II also enables the invaiih Ia en-
lny many luxubes with impunii, from which he must otherwise
ln declared, and without which life Is 50 irhsone aud distress
Numerous testimonials from professional and other gentle.
men OF the highest standing throughout the country. and lis
steadily increasing popularity for "A series of yenrS, strongly
guarantee lis efficacy and valuable character, aud ccommc II
I" The favorable s no'''' Of an intelligent public {:
JOHN A.. TAEiASf ~ 60, DnudGisTs,
No. 2S GrCCuw ich ST., cor of Warren, N. Y.
june l1-diy-I.
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BALTIMORE
Notice to Shipper Of Tobaooo to the West.

Notice to Shippers Of TOBACCO 70 the West.
yHyHE undersigned are prepared 70 give increased facilities 10
4 shippers of Tobacco 70 the West, having shortened tie time
OF transit and reduced the rnie from third 10 fourth class.
Throagh receipts given TO the principal points in the West, by
Railroad or the Ohio River, and nrcighis guaranteed as low as
by any other line. The only trnnsiiipment between Baltimore,
Cincinnati, indianapolis, Sc Lonis and Chicago, is made at Pitts
burr. directly from car to car, Under cover, thereby avoiding
drayage and ferrlage, and all damage on Tobacco from expos
ure.
r. No commissions charged Mt Baltimore or ri,tshur..
MAGRAW d KOOSs,
No. 50 North Street, Baltimore.
Refer 10 jesse Hare & CO., W. ID. Miller. and 7 l.. Ciaytor,
Lynchburg; jacob Head q Co.. and Jacob Brandt, Jr, BALI.
more, march lo-diy
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Lynchbuig Coach and Wag IL Factory

OuO dIFNE " t) II I IT
ourHR. TIE subscriber returns his grateful acknow ledge
Nh ny mcnis 10 his oil friends and customers for the liie-
- raj patronage toward him, aud bcss leave to lniorIi
them and the public tha. he has been re started in busliH -, AID
he hopes, by Il more strict attention To business, Ia merit Il COLI
iinuaucc OF fINors. lie will make 10 order and keep on hand
all kinds of llsON ANlE WAGONS, made in the mos! sd3.
stau;ial and neat style. lie will also make To order and will
soon hive made, Il general assortment of Carriage. ltockH"a.s
anj liug gicS. Also, II large assortment of one and twu-IrTN'
Spring Moving Wagons aud two-horsc Stages. Al who VAIL
good work, come To the old L~ynch6arg todch and hdDoH ro'.
tory, and, us he is doing business sn the CASH principle, I'D
Ia. expect 10 get good work aud al II low price. All ~lO want
good and neat iiagsius give me II call.
march lids JOHN IL. BAILEY, Agent.
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Notice.

UNi.ENClI, German and American III ,rr IooKIsa.ol.ss In
l. plain and fancy Ght, Rosewood, Walnut and Mahogany
Frames, al greatly reduced prices, al the old stand,
JoiiN l.. WINSTON,
sept 9-dts No. 10 Main st. opuosi,. The Nory.il unu,.
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TltWeekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BALTIMORE.

-.xT~~7 TIE Powlatan Steamboat Company's Steam
IuSlSErers GEO. PEABODY, Capt. RIcmAgD PRrcu-
AED, and BELyIDEIE, Capt. WV. KEESE, will leave Rich
m md for Baltimore every THesddy, Thursday and saturday.
RETrEsIsG, will leave Baltimore for Richmond every Taesddy,
1hursday and Saturday, thereby enabling Shippers aud Pas
sengers Ia have an opportunity VI a communication between the
,wo points every other day.
IT, Freight received In both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort, these fine Steamers are equal, II not
superior, 10 amy Of thcir class to be found in this or any other
city. These Steamers having been fitted ont with splendid State
Room Passenger Accommodations are recommended To the
travelling and freighting community as the most comfortable,
cheapest, and speedy mode Of transportation between the two
points.
TICKETS can be procured nj our Office, Shockoe Slip, opposite
Columbian Hotel, or AT the Steamers Landing, Rocket.
D.& W. CURiiE, Agents, Richmond.
500 Idly j. BRANDT. JR. No. 3 Light ST., Baltimore.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS
No. 81 Sycamore Street, Petersburg,

NJ Of pyCULIIOTU bITCCI, ICICTbUUTR,
sra or THE IA
hffERS Ia his friends and the public generally, one of the
~ largest and choicost stocks oi WATCHES, JEWELRN,
SIN EkMAkE, FINE ClOtkS aud FlsSr-CLASSG GOODS
al every variety In his line ever presented 10 the public, as
cheap, brilliant aud beautiful Ms can he had Ia any other csiab-
l>lhnrnt IN this or ANY other country. In every Department. ar
tces manufactured ar impurtr,) are of the newest styles and
the must unique, classical and elaborate workmanship.
sept N1iA
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NEW CONCERN

AVE- SONOGIbN.
y appearing before the public as the successor Of II. NJ. Ilar.
Il rs " Co., in the Segar, Tobacco, and Liquor Business,
most resltcliul! ask Il continuance OF the liberal Patronage
EXTENDED Ia the old firm, and pledge myself to continue to keep
s.teh a stock on hand rs will keep up the 4 lLearncd reputation
81 N House. which was known us the place to obtain II tltsl
CLASS ARTICLE.
In connection with the present business shall open, in tt"
days, a RESTAURANT in the rear Of the present store, which
VIII be under the immediate control of Mr.. james Is. Smith, liz,
iarmtr well-known and popular proprietor Of the Marshall
House. of this city, where he will be on hand, NJ all times, read!
to suppl! every article n GoH riodnt could wish.
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
dee l6-2w 10 Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

~ ooh tARDlNG.-our Cards are now in perfect order
W having been newly Tiled and thoroughly rennrrd unl va
~ lfeiaftG Ia do CARplNG in the very best manner, al the
shortest notitt. We have secured the services Of MIR. COLEMAN
snaa.s tiI.!y recommended as u very Superior Carder. You
Una want h'pD ROLLS, send in your Wool early. and we will
cnica'or TO card al! rs il comes in, without aay DELAY. ", ar,,
at''rihitt'' /" spare no lains 10 please those who NAV patron.
ne us. We VIII receive Wool and deliver Rolls at orr SIN, =
change for Wool. "e IA hA
or mill. lmay lids NOWIJN q ~ nr III
TtsT rsee.yt.l at E~NGLEDovE's, another lo, 6f those bean.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

August lIih, 1859.
~ ~ M 4Tss.sT.yr. vsa 4s;ss ssess,Ae4fr
\ aud aiicr August I'D, Two passenger trains whi be run
~ on the soutIsidc Railroad, leaving L~ynchburg us follows
Null Train daily at II, A. NJ.
Second Train daily, except Sundays, at 1880, i. NJ.
Both these trains connect with the Richmond ~ DanNille
trains Ia Richmond and the North. The second train connects
nj Petersburg with the trains 10 Norfolk aud Weldon.
These trains also connect with three tri.wcckly lines OF
Steamships from CITY Point 10 New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, all magnificent Steamers, with the best accommodate
tons for passengers. The Railroad 10 Norfolk connects with
daily Steam Packets 10 Baltimore.
The agent of the Southside Railroad Co. ut Lynchburg, will
furnish any further information respecting these lines.
mug It's II. II. BIRD, Genl Supt.