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wnoLE<ALG SHOE TRADE.
Spstas $50.
WILSON. M'lLwA0NE 4 ca.

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spsias $50.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

H.W. MILLER & G. w. BROOKS.
RALEIGH. n. C.,
ruAyING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice ot the law in the County C,Hris. will
.,ud p,mtly to all business entrusted :" ther care
Thew viii attend the County C"ur's Of Wake: J"hns'"n
xssb franklin Granville. Person and Orange.
atEcr on Fayetteville Strr~t. above tn, Lawrence Hotel!
,hrrr one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. .. lSaS. "--u
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

ATTORN NEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH n. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake.
Johnston and Harnett
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the Lawrence
Hotel.
Isegh, March Is, 1889. eS-H
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NOTICE.
THE COPARTNERSHlP h~,.,oS,. .,;.,;.. h.,v..
- 'he underigned under the ssyIr and 6.m Of A. n
AePheeters Co., wss this day Dissolved by musssi enc.
J. w. Martin having ds,s-~d If h;s ;u.ev.s. n. A..;.
only.
aiSkY eassi.ix."
J. W. MARTIN.
hE UNDERSIGNED have ,th da, turned cc-par,.
nefsh'P under the stvlr and hrm af
AcPheeicn 4 Ghiselin,
and will crniinc the wholesale S;rers, and C.o;..
business a, the cld stand VI \. NJ MclLevssrs Gu wits
A,M A.ysy yspsES5Ess a,,,'ay,ys
beg To call .s'sn.ion TO above notices and 10 ss,ie,
cunt nnaaev Ut 'hc favor extended To the old Hrm.
We shall kcei alxsys hard full and veil selected
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
Mhs ". vii! s.i' IN 'he ines, :semu dating terms ssd
&.s other produce shall have us, S<ss ssd
pr'3'ptcst attention.
NePnEErEss ealsE!. n
Norf'lk, August 5, ISIS. SIT
FALL 1858.
HAMILTON & GRAHAM,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
RE new prepared :" offer the INST fsvussbs terms
"A to Hh'Sss'h Bsysvs. alarRe S,oek of
Foreign asd domestic Dry cosds,
Selected with 2rvss care fr the
Fall and Winter Trade,
which. fur variety. besuy. and its adaptation to ,hr
S0"'A'A"0'5HSi VIRGINIA, Ayn
~ill be fund secrnd to nune.
Buyers irm all >eciions invited Q cLasr snd rigid
~ L.
',-''''- ''N' ''' ' No. 90 SYCAMORE STREET.
s.,,.u,.,z ,s,s Petersburg. Va
WIN. PERClvAJ~
ARCHITECT AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
Raiei h. NC.
IN THE ARCHITECTURAL LINE WILL FURNISH
DESIGNS for Churches, l"Llc buildings. T.~u ii.s.s..
stores: Villas. &c. &c: with ,u r,.c,iea ~v,k.as Ds.'
ingS Specifications nnd SUI ssinirnic,cc.
IN II the EXSIS.Ekly,. DErAErakSr. Is pr,y..sa:
assistants tn caie and make estimates r Canals
kail'sds irdxcs Drainage ot Farm lands SUPPLY sssps
~ variety II eumplcte set. Of plans For Churches
Public budin9s villas, farm Cottages Bridges. &e.
be seen ut h,s oticr.
!iti,ess BIC l,6, RsicigA.
June II, lSU. s. .tG
MRS. GRISWOLD,S HOTEL.
G0LDSB0R0', n. G.
~ Rles1 HAND apl co,xa NOITli-tsy. uAxs sss
solxc SOUTH ss:
Bag.sge taken To snd fpm the Railroad frc of Cbsrr.
| ~ PASSENGERS stopping a, This ucrsi may ss,y
on Cod fars, GOoi R..s, and every Ceassi that ess
be ha6.
| - An addtun of SiIfess large. Comfortable sad
we'll Furnished k.Ms. renders il complsss - ssssh-
! hshnent in the State.
| Meals Ready o. the Arrival Of the Cam.
| ~ The ATLANTIC AND NosIn-l AsoliNA Nail Roar
Tickrr NyyIcx kpt this Hotel. The Cars Lsss Lsy
| (siundsys excepted
| February u, lsSe. sly.
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JOB PRINTING OFFICE

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OUENT, BCSBEE,

QUENT. BUSBEE,
ATTORNEY AND COCNSELLOR AB LAW,
determined to devote hereafter the whole of his time his
rnfession can always be found at his office in the Brick
Row On Fayeie1e Street-uness absent the Circuit.
March |, lSa9 sl-ly.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD,
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,

RALEIGH, y. c.,
Gill attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
ihnson and Chatham: the Superior Courts o New Han
vrr and Sampson and the Terms Of the Federal Courts,
and Supreme Court Of forth-CaIolina at Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. Will.
q. Haywood, Jr:
Raleigh, May %. 5s-sw.
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HECTOR DAVIS.
AuCTioxEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
vss sale sf Negroes,
gssss,Is ~. RssHsoss W.
SELlS NEGRuES n0rIl PUBLICLY Axp Pat.
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MILITARY COO0e.
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SCHUYLER, HARTLEY 4 GnAmAM,
lMPOkrEkS AND MANCFACrrEENA
10 Mataea Lase.
Nss Yoxs.
Jues 30. 1854 ss-ly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

VNANTED.-A FAMILY ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY
w desB good auaon for very respectable
who has lived with them abou. three years. good
plain cook, excellent isundress Of very
habits rusy and attentive and altogether deairable
person in family DESTROYS Of getting 10 small family for
general housew0rk expected 50 month";
70 engagement for the latter part Of the month Ap
ply during the remnder OF the week. at 33 State Brook
Ivn.
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a to her country would like TO engage with
family going England Ireland would take take the charge
cdren do thing required of her,
passage either of the above ports the Only compensation
reference Cali for two days IS West 18th first floor
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4 RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT GIRL WANTS A
"A tua,ion cook washer and roner in private family
understands all kinds Of meats pastry and desserts De
for two days at l6i West Broadway
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VTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL, A SITUATION
chambermaid; objection 10 help with the wasning
Is willing and obgtng Has good city reference from her
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as first class iaundress she thoroughly understands her
business ung and mapging; does ladies' muslin the
best style Has The best of city reference Please SO
9th ave., for two days
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yUANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL, A ST.
w tuAton, TO do light chamberwork and to take
baby do chamberwork and plain sewing of
kind disposon; would Ike to engage with respectfully
nifty. Call at 29 18th between 9th and 10th avs two
dsyp Il engaged.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs,

CrrUATros WANTED BY GOOD COOK, WHO HAS
y The best 10 capaby Can be seen for two
days at 500 Houston ST. near Bowery
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4 RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES SITUA-
a ton the general house Of small private family
or 10 do cbamberwoYk with the washing ironing
in wlpg and amabe objection 10 the country. Best refe
renee given Call for two days at 70 2h between and
18th
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY APRIL g. ls59-rR1pIE SHEET
SITUATIONS wAwrED-FEMAL.Es.

A SITUATION wANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, Al
IA seamsiress; understands cutting and fitting lais an
ehdrens dresses ard al kinds Of family sewing; good refe
renee Call at 1879 3lst st., between LIST and I'd avs
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION AS CHAN.
a bermad and fine washer chambermaid and seam
waiter in private family best city reference from
last place be for two at 80 West 18th ST.
building, TOP floor.
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4 SITUATION wANTED-BY A COMPETENT YOUNG
a lady maid and seamsire or would have no
objections head excellent selnsresa
sewing he best OF city reference can be given Call
at 20 9Th st., near the Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WANTS sITUA-
a ton chsnbenHd waiter objection TO mind chill
EroOk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-06

w ANTED-A SITUATION AS PROGRESSED COOK IN
w respectable family, by an experienced woman, who
the hes city references; objection to 20 In the
iry days at 100 East 18th between I'd
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CyrTUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL. Az
y chsbermad waiter and to sssat in the washing do
The housework small family good plain cook and frat
rate washer oner has good city references Cal for
two DAYS al Is ST. frat floor, back roou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

Bsmop EARN Dr. Br wnlow IN his last
K,,xvilc VII Z in Il letter fro m Abingdon where
tie Holson c, inference is lew bring holden ie'
ie,s in til. sui i",.d c'ml linenta'y terms to our
venerable tuwn'man
The venerable Bishop Early says Brownlow pre-
sides with marked ability and with pr'mrtn rSS
and frmn tlat have cla'at te'ihed is carter ,"r
tftv ,eurs f usefulness and toll in the Lords
vineyard lie minglcs knGie>s With firnne>s
and gives much greater satisfaction to the mem
ler than he did two years greatly increasing Their
love md esteem f. r him.
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DETERMINED TO Exec

,.,o THE rp IN l. l., . y.
We offer extra nduccmeni
To examine stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The Styles and Workmanship equal that order
by the best Tnilors in the country.
We procure all
The ne" and fashionable
Fabrics sold Ii, first class
Cloth Houses and
Have them uiac,nred
To suit the
onube men, present their consideration tianrnis
of which are cniirei, ncw.) suited 10 thr times:
ISL OVER CoArs-Te Diplomatic, gr3crih rich and COM
Portable Garnen the aeoi, the Surloel The sack, the Rag
Ian ami the Glen,erry.
I'd. BUSINESS sursManuiacurtd in II Vie and ont of
every kind Of gpohs, ranging in prices from 10 40
81. DRESS FGoCK CoATs, cut AMI trimmed in The lest
possible and warranted 10 give entire saariin
ih SINGLE BREASTED CLOTH toArs, Black Cashmere Pants
from 10 fl2 Fame, Cashmere Pants from 10 I'll Cashmere
Vests from 1.t3 To III.
Fancy Plush Velvet Vests of the fnt material, Plain
aud Fancy silk Vests Plain and Fancy Cashmere Vests tchtre-
l. ncw)
Travelling Shirts Of Cotton, Linen Mcriuo and asmrrc
also. Fancy Muslin Shirts OF French manufacture, something
really beautiful.
III. Railroad Rugs Sporting Blankets, Might tomf'riers
Furrci Blankets Bay state and Imported >haW from To s
Neno, Cashmere, Shk and Flash era, ats al
silk Worsie, and Leather.
oh. Every imaginable Kind Of ti,nllcmru tnlcr Wear
Socks Collars and every article be found in fist lass 10th
M House, GLASS y EAlSE,
sept sodts 139 Main Street, l,ncburg Va.
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MARRIED.

:, On the Ssh 81 October, mt the residence e Mrs
Mary A. NJ. Henley, Miss MotlIE lIgSLKr, oil
anlers. CO., Va. To Mr.. W. \. " WnirknrAp,
OF Georgia. BY Elder T. W. Roberts.
In Petersburg, on the morning Of the Goth uli.,
oy the Rev Mr.. Michaeis. Mr.. JonN l.. NELSON.
OF Memphis, TO Miss l.. A. RossER, of Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

REL,oInus REVIVAL. Quite an interesting rev
wal is now in progress at Richardson's chapel 10
the Rich Valley Smythe county-conducted by RI
ders w. Huff and j. p. Kefauve". NUMBER .,
persrns have prufrssed conversion; 10 nave J'"eu
the Baptist Cburh
A Bxpti.t Church was constituted there "n
Monday last called the Chatham Hill Baptist
Church."
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DR., s, Johnson. Dentist,
A Card.-R Removal.

IA NjlTd.- removal.
~ TIL NrE Of hay larger hDusf, aud IN more
w position the ia cti 5peI viii hs stock oil
Hardware Cutlery GUM. Ac e aroitE Iol *. No. 1886
INiN SHEET. tftncrly knoHs " idnceys Or, city OPP
iu',- the Elrh,,~ aud Virginia Banks, whe Ia being
cNprees. for the purpose and
N hr ncrnpI the Ism ii bCT nf9 $50 la lag nnlc
lH additions to stock IA the o Tia lAs month, for
Tie Fall frl. iola 10 present sub inducements nal atrnr
tons. viii command the attention ani custom OF III. public
ihn visiting and residing In the city cordially u,ei 10
oAanine my stock In The al EulS, Table and r"Act Cut
l t,uns, Eirs AID Pistols, uu> Keeping tools liver md
irlLr Ware. In,ts every Kind. Woud mud AiirW Ware
lruy Glass; OH Carpets oil Shade window torcc, Bands
'l lus, tHrIaers ami other Mechanics Tools, building
y RAILS Mes aud >prin, arrinEe otls aud l1"cs, Eel
i iInos aud Sp5euS IAnlh.r Bands Gum iiins Hnd Pack
alt skins and other Leather. Hi,n Findings, lisl r
~, BITS Siirru and Billings trcuhf and other Chnins
Warranted fc- Farming lensii, Ae Ne beside many de-
srpii'n Of arli ie- not generally hound in HARM" cnalisl
uu.Ut- i. N. SIMPSON,
Successor to Snpenn /, Bro.
0ds Iynei.iur1 Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

The MILITARY SriRIr-The military feeling in
midst Mt the present. time is extraordinarily rife.
In our paper to-day, publish the proceedings
Of meeting. called for the purpose of organizing
n Company Of foot. The meeting was largely at
tended, and every gentleman present seemed 10 go
into the matter with spirit that augers the COM
pletc success Of the enterprise More than sixty
names are already enrolled in this one Company,
and additional applications for membership are be-
in. made daily. The Committee app"inted t" G.
cure proper in which to drill. have succeeded in
procuring The use If Martins Warehouse for that
purpose, and tie first drill will come off at that
place OH tomorrow Friayl evening.
In addition To the Company above named, two
other foot Companies are being raised, rs well As
a troop of cavalry all three Of which expect to
have their ranks filled i'll very short time. The
gentlemen having these Interests i'll charge, have
gone to work in earnest, and with the full deter.
mnation to succeed in their undertaking. We
are truly gratiiird TO witness this exhibition of
public spirit GA the part If our citizens, and trust
that they will not lag in the good work, until the
fullest measure of success crowns their most COM
mrndable enterprise. Lynchhurg is amply able
t. furnish the best material for four or five militia
nv companies and it is n matter of establishment.
that with such a population as she BOASTS of, We
should at this time be without n single organiza-
ton OF that description. Roll GU the ball.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

N retiring from of Gss Il Rane beg leave Il
tender my friends and the public sincere thanks for The
very liberal patronage bestowed the House during nnl
on with IT, and respectfully request that their favor h
exttn concern which, sure will In ever,
way merit II. oct 25.ds] tHA4. j. RA1NE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

FREIGHT TaApE-Thern was received ut tn"
Depot OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Il
loaded ears. consisting ii the following: Wheat
1899 hu.h,I.: Fl.ur 299 bur els; Stock li,ooo
pounds: Miscellaneous 10000 lohnds lheTe
were Is loaded cars sent West this r'lng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
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Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the following papers the of rail
road rom Lynehburg 10 Chattanooga and other paccs all of
them having large circulation among people south
western Virginia and Fast Tennessee.
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VISITOR, Marion, va. STAWA HIRAM. rhrsansh'g.
MING, Fncasc, Va. rkts'"1 ,'T!s'n II"
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REeRrER, ln.vu, w. Apvoa.r Tasew elC. H., Va.
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find II TO call the Office The nch
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EW will also receive aud forward advertising paper
In The United states A. MADDlLL~
sept Isis. Foreman Virginia Once.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

GENTS GOODS.--FALL, 1859.
fENHE subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTER
L GOODS consisting OF full line OF Black and Colored
Cloths from medium 10 the finest best Doc Skins plain and
corded Black Cassiners: best fancy French Cassmes; Vel
ard silk yestings all styles Of Buttons for
Dress Car, Business Suits and Vests and prepared with
the best workmen in the city, 10 make garment 10 order
oct Is dlns WIN. l.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

AN the LIST Of January next the name o TIM new concern
~ will be announced In the meantime, the House Will BE-
conducted by the undersigned and he hopes his friends and the
puc will continue extend Il the liberal patronage
which has long enjoy ed Every aeionwl be paid CUSTOMERS
and Of the finest and most emet assomen's oil goods
H. II. GLASS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03
Fall Trade.
GEO. u. DAVIS.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MER CHANT

No l3l Main St, Lynchburg Va,
and will k,cp on hand nrg" aud Will selected
stock u" Hrorc-, STAPLE Dry Goods, Hardware "l"Rr,
shoes. io", Hat Iron, Si N"; al 81 which Hil sell
ci short aud ustr all In want nj cheap
goods Nmc hs stock heirc n.ins. liz has large lo
II III, ialluW ing go"~;
Full, rld-, G. an ~ tassmtrcs ct-notia ni kcrsr,s
Nrgr Blankets, le and lach td lilankcta, Uui II j.
S,'c i.rnihrr, Lining aud Hming skins:
mud Philadelphia Gail SKINS IfHa, Inst, ST.;
Tanners fool-, Tanners on, Lamp on AMI IaIlow;
nl. Xc and white Lead, topai aud Japan Nnrnsh
BclIIws Aiocs, Anss, srcw- plnics tles and ia-ls;
Stet 'prinps, Iron ANc- spihhles aud linl-l,t-.
uled Iron, sheet Iron, shear and Bills
tered Str,l;
En. tnlon Cotton ohnJhnts- brown mud bn ehth Cation
trths,
Sul.-r Coffee Nolaa-tS stnp salt. sniis, A., &c.
viii pas i" highest pr'p inr Nntr Wool splls, ati.rs
Re lallrw aud MI other country Produce III al No.
oct n-d-