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The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

HE Hesperian, one Of the best lite..
rary papers in the State, says:
1t is hard to struggle on through lifsI
friendless and alone, To wreath the
face in amiles when the soul is full of
sorrow. To Iningle with the giddy and
the gay to jest, smile and sing, when
the heart is quivering with agony and
pain. II is hard to meet the eye sold
and ayerted, that has been wont to
beam on you with love and Affection,
1t is hard to bear the sting of poverty
and the reprOach of the proud: 1t is
hard to see fond hopes one by one de-
stroyed, till naught is left to beckon,
onward in the path of life. 1t is hard
to part with friends; hard to lay them
one by one beneath the grassy mound,
but harder still to know they live yet
''not for you''-that their friendship is,
their affections buried be-
meath the cold formaltties of the world.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

THE CAGLE.-Thc word Henley was
got through the Atlantic Gable about
the Goth OF December. At last accouts,
Henley and the cable were as well as
might be expected under the circum-
stances.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

1fTE PARTNERSHIP existing between JU LII :
l. OKEY IS I'd OSHA EASTMAN. was disSolv-
by mutual consent On the l4fh of January, le39 -
is DfeytuSS authorized to collect the outstanding
blii' aud settle the affairs of the concern
JUII llSc,
January n, ls59-3w OitIA EASTMA
- The United States Bakery will be conducted
hereafter hv L. w. pREYFESS
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

~ Mr.. NJ. V. Bly, lectured at the
Melodeon, Boston, recently. for the
purpose of exposing J. V. Mansfield
and Mrs. Coan, spiritual mediums. The
meeting was noisy and excited, and
there was any amount Of cheers, hisses
and confusion. The lecturer demon-
strated, apparently to the satisfaction
of his audience, that Mr.. Mansfield has
been in the habit of opening and res eal-
ing the letters he has answered and
that Mrs. Coan reads through the pa
per the names she processes to trace by
spiritual vision.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
To the Travelling t'upnc!
ClifOrnia Stage Company.

~ MI, The Stages of this Company vii
S,fSztstAsssS leave their Office NationalExchan
lfaNSst ~ 1!Eeess q Broadsrect.
FOR SACRAMENTO.
Leaves Nevada at ocock, A. NJ and arriving n. Sac
raneho IN time for the O'Clock boats for San Francisco
Also AT O'Clock A. NJ running via Auburn as an ac-
commodation Line to Sacramento
For MARYSyTiIE.
Leaves the above named offices Every morning at :
o clock. A. passing by Grass Valley Rough & Ready.
EMPIRE Ranch aud Long Bar, and arriving arysvle
by 3 o'clock, p. NJ
JAMES HAWORTII, Prest C. S. c.
w. S. MCROBERTS. Agent
Nevada, March, :. 1s56tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

u Sturgeon, the London sensation
ist preacher, sometimes gets off good
thing out of the pulpit, however stupid
lie may be in it. \ London letter to
a Portland, Ne, paper says:
"A brother minister called to see him
one day, rang the bell, and when the
servant came to the door, the Reverend
told him to inform Mr.. S that a servant
of the Lord wished tu have an Interview
with him. The message was delivcd to
Mr.. Spurgeon. Hum, ha, servant of
the Lord--tell the person l can't see
him, | an. very busy with his MASTER"
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
FOR SALE.

JAYWARDS' best White and Ba. India Rubbc1
II Coats Pants and Jackets, at the lowest market
prices by
SOL. HOFFMAN.
decl7 Cor. Bro7i & Pine II Nevada
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

70 A Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun says:
The cost to the people for weeks
Congressional idleness in the shape of
pay and mileage of members, is 500
600, or $500 to each member. The en-
tire cost of the session VIII be S1,I50,-
600. Under the per diem system the
cost would have been S450,O00, with
more service, because there were no
adjournment over for more than three
days, on account of the stoppage of pay.
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11

RUMoRED CHANGES IN THE New
YORK PREss.-The New York cores
pondcnt of the Charleston Courier, in
his letter of the 9th December, makes
the following statement:
The new paper called the Century,
and published by Thomas McElrath,
formerly of the Tribune, is out to-day.
1t is folio of an exceedingly neat ap-
pearance 1t will be strong party
journal of the Northern sectional school
Rumor has it that if successful as a
weekly paper, the Century will be con-
verted into a diurnal. and that Horace
Greeley VIII leave the Tribune, and
join his old partner, McElrath, in the
new enterprise. Nearly everybody has
the Tribune associated in his mind with
the name of Greeley. He started it, to
be sure, and made it what it was. But
as to his controlling it now, that is all a
mistake. All the Newspaper people of
New York know that the manager and
ruler of the Tribune is not Horace Gree
ey, but Charles A. Dana, and it is said
that Horace has not had fairplay lately;
that he has been overrulcd in his own
establishment, and made often to play
a subordinate part, where popular opin-
ion made him appear to be the chief and
only head McElrath was rather un-
tremendously requested to dissolve his
connection with the Tribune, and if by
any persuasion or inducements he can
get Horace to leave that journal and
;oin him. nothing will be left undone to
bring about such consumation. The
Tribune, without Greeley. would be
worse than Hamlet without the noble
Dane"
The Nevada journal., 1859-02-11
SHERIFF's SALE.

BY Ed. BURErIL. Deputy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
MarketS.

BnTlMosF. Dec. 10 Flour active: Howard
street quo ed at 5,25. Wheat steady; White ,25
to 81 ,43. Corn nc,ive; Yellow SO White II to
16 cts. Provisions unsettled Mess Pork SIG
Bacon Sides 10. Whiskey dull at y cents.
New YoRK. Dec. l9.-Stocks dill and lower ;
Virginia G's ~. Cotton quiet and easier; Up
lands and Mildlings H. to III. Corn heavy.
Flour Southern $50 to 1919. Wheat quiet ;
White nominally Lao to 81 80. Corn lower new
White 80 TO 90 cents yellow % to % conts old
Yellow QG cents. Pork dull; Mess SIG; Prime
SlL.37. Lard heavy. Whiskey dull ut 273 cenis.
Sugar firm Cuba and Porto Rico g. to Sc. Or
leans Molnssas 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

d he a.as. . . ..ts passage VI s.s d sntH dealing but
act. Death must have happened many hours
past. and iastantaneously. for the body was stiff
and cold, and tho now rigio featr 70. remained
calm and unaltered by any contraction OF the mus
c'es, The pistol-case. opened and contained am
mnnition, etc., was found on a bureau hear the
bed. The cause of this melan, h dy affair is hot
known, no letters having been found in the room.
The deceased was aged about 81 years-PicA-
mo I'd paper.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

A Nsw HALF D Liar. "A new coin OF the deno.
,,;no,i, n of halfa dollar will be PIT in circulation
"nn 1t will lie the same diameter of tispSe now
~ n'r hut mucl, thicker at the rim in consequence
g rho deeper sinking VI the die. and hence much
more durable. On one side is u medallion portrait
~ Washington, with the head wrcathed with
,a,re, the word Liberty upon n scroll over the
n.., at the bottom the date, 1859; and around
,ho whole the words United States # America, in
,io;n we'll adapted raised letters. On the reverse
';Ir a wreath of grain envelops the word Half
nIi,r in the same beautiful letters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICAN,

BosroN, Dec. 19.-Trc steamer American has
arrived Mt this port with late Liverpool dates.
The London 1tmes of tho Sth rays: English
funds closed %bunyant, and other securities had an
upward tendency.
The meeting uf the Shareholders of tho Great
Eastern Ind been postponed until the It'll. The
Board Of Directors had arranged n mortgage ON
her, to meet present liabilities.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
Later from Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS. Dee. l9.-On Sunday there WINS
an arrival from l3r, EOS. Miram,n hal left Gun
dalara To attack Magatlan.
AT tho city of Mexico, on tho 9th Instant, there
was = eat excitement, in consequence Of II report
That Jnnrc2 had signed II treaty of Intervention
with the United S a,es.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

p,.y1soC ARDs.-Will,am, slave to II. Dunning.
.on and james aud Nelson, slaves to john Smith,
"nJ hired to John Hockaday. were found Sunday
n;rht in the kitchen attached to The factory i'll
which they are employed, playing cards. This
,'e;nc their first offence, and il being proven that
,bey we're not playing Tor money. they we've dis
cbarced with q reprimand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
-cyTY1Np STATE AFFAIRS.

rv,.. will be a meeting Of the Board of Trus
,oos Of Lynchburg College, at the usual plnce, tins
'c",noon. nt 8 Gel ,et. A full and prompt ut
s"ujancs i. requested, a. basinsss Of Importance
Iii come before the meeting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

IvrrpExr.-Lilburn. slave to Thos. Thurman
uas lodged in tho Gags for being impudent TO hl'
'oo ter, and afterwards handed over TO Mr.. 1. fol
rnrrectiOn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
Latest from Brownsville.

Nrw OnlrA>s, Dee. l9.-Ihc lntcst advice
from Brownsville say that the town is defende,
iv tliec hundred on. Cortinas had been rein
forced but there had been no fight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

AGENT.
TVNiE undersigned having located himself at Muscville for the
L. purpose Of doing mn agency business, Will inform the eiti-
gems Of Virginia that he will COLLECT ALL CLAIMS, 81 her by
bond or assent account, at .fro per cent. Receiving claims on
persons one-fourth Of the money will be paid In advance and
immediate returns made; and will take business in either coun-
" Of Virginia and thc Northern counties Of North Carolina.
REFERENCE.
II. l.. MusE, 7. T. ADAMS, q. r. BEKaER, J. A. LovELAcE, r.
W. AsDERsOs, WIN. Rsos, A. II. MooKMAs, VINCENT WITcIIEK,
Pittsylvania.
WIN. 7. THOMPSON, Henry Z. CARPER, W. DIcKERsoN, 8. d..
EsaiisH, PHILEMON SMITH, Franklin.
eS- Address, Museville p. o., P~ittsylvanIa Co, Va.
nov 29-dAclm GEORGE W, CAKES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

IL BAD CoxrAxY.-Humphrey. slave to DR..
Oyr,t, found in a di.reputable locality Sunday
,,rht. was orderei tim lashes or pay n hne OF '"ne
dnIlar. The fine being paid. he WAS discharged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

B,RLEYcoRs.-Jamcs Bugeman, and drunk in
Buzzard, Sunday afternoon, vas ordered 'n'r's'
q . lasies by the Mayor. g
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

rRt;cur Trade R'cei,ed nj the Depot Of the
VIRGINIA and Tennessee Railroad yesterday 81
,,oded cars consisting IF the following Wheat
s3jo bushels; Hogs 10000 pounds Flour 80 !;
barrels; Miscellaneous $4,000 pounds. There was
& loaded cars sent west this morning.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

SUICIDE OF A yIncIsIAN.-The following par
tieulars Of tho suicide # VIM. B. ~IIopkin'. late
clark in tho Exchange Hotel in this city. We take
from the New Orleans Courier o. the 10Th inst
On the 9th inst. at the St, Charles Hotel. where
the suicide WAS committed. the waiting maid bad
found the room closed during the whole day. and
when evening cams she grew impatient and knock
OF at the door several times without receiving any
answer. She then got upon the chair and looked
through the ~fan-light above the door. She saw
Hopkins lying motionless upon the bed, dressed
with the exception OF his coat and cried out to
MN, but received no answer. She then gave the
alarm, and after a further examination the door
was barsted open. Hopk::uS laid on his back. his
arms stretched out wide; at his side was a revolt
yer. one barrel of which was discharged. His
s"'rt was std n d with blool and blackened by
we powder: on the left side near the heart u small
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

VIRGINIA In the County Court of Campbell County, De,
cembcr Term, 1859.
Ordered That an election be held in the 9Th District of this
county, (Which is the City Of L%ynrhburg proper,) on Saturday,
the 2+ih day Of the present month, December. to M the Yacan-
cics in the Office Of Justice III The Peace "ccnsonei by the re-.
morals from said District, of licniamin II. Nowlin, Henry J,
Brown and Dexter o,ey, and the following are Appointed Com
lnissioners, &c, 10 superintcnd said eleciiun:
1T Planters Iurehouse.-Wm. l.. saunders, Granville Jor-
dan, John I. Murrill. Is. u. Talaicrro and VIM. Is. Brown,
Com'rs. Jacob II. Robinson, Crier.
At fbiends observation-disclosures A. Eurks, A. -. Ruckcr
John a. Tanner, Jno. j. Purvis and Robert L. Owens. Con'rs,
Sam'l. u. Rumbough, Criei. A eopy-tcstc.
dee IT tbs D., /. ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
ADVERTISE ADVERTISED
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOR the following papers on the line Of rail
4 road from Lynn hhurg to Chattanooga and other pla,ss, all Of
them having a large circulation among the n oplo of South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW Era, Floyd {. H., Va. NKuSt, Ecno, Halifax G. II.
Vino, VA &TENs NEWS, Irstoi, Va
i:raisrrn, ''"" iis,"S. =" Jones'oro,T Tenn
SENTINEL, Eogersville, Tenn DEMOCRAT, Greene, lille, Tenn.
lSTELLIuENcsR, Morris;own" ApvHRrisER, Chattanooga, "
STAR, tI.y,,,to, ", Posi-, Athens,
%asrnTF; r,gSm V V,n"r,,. Abingdon, Va
DEMOCRAT, ' REGIsrFP. Salem, Va
VISITOR, Marion, Va. srAu X HERALD. thIistiansi'r.
llENocRAr, lEi,,.,i, Y. PargioT, era, son {. H., Va.
DEMOCRAT, Union. Va. T,s, :" w.the,ire Va
REGISTER, n.,iuo ~. Apvor Arr, 1az.w.iIC H., Va.
l.Ert niIcAS, '"' '" Sour III WEST, Giles &. H., Va.
SEN1t>EI- Alexandria, Va. ERpuBLiCAN, Winchester, Va.
pcrssis wishir. To advertise In any of the above tsainrs VIII
find IL To THEIR INTEREST 10 call on me at the onfc, al HE Lynch
burg Nirginian. Ur STAIRS, where contracts Will he made, aud
advertisements FORWARDED " ITIforT DELAY.
80 will alan receive and forward advertising 10 any paper
in the United States. A. WAIn!l.I"
sept lists. Foreman VirriniHn pnicc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

OLD BRowN's HYp cRIsY-The Halifax va.
Echo says:
The more VIC enquire and published concerning
this arch-vilIian's trip through our country. the
more evidences we discover of his hypocrisy and
wicke ines. Since the appearance Of oar last
rumler. in which we stated on unQuestionable
authority that he attempted uuder the name OF
McLane, to pass himself of at q Baptist churc, in
this county as u Baptist minister, we have been
most reliably informed that at another point he
professed about the same time 10 be a minister of
the denomination Of Christians and at Pleasant
Grove. in our county, Ia church belonging to that
denomination,) he succeeded in making the regu-
lar pastor believe he was such q minister. and &C.
'ually did preach ut that place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

MANIPULATED GUANO.
WI offer Ia the Planters Of Virginia n Guano prepared by
w us as follows:
1000 lbs. best Peruvian GuanO that can he procured;
500 do. Sonorero Guano, containing ~ per ct. of Phos-
phate OF Lime;
900 do. Ground Plaster. for which we pay ~ p ton extra
Planters and Others are invited To examine this article. From
the best information We can obtain, we believe this Mixture 10
one Of The best that can he prepared for the Virginia lands.
Prizes To Planters, As per ton, or " less per ton when they
furnish the bags.
eg- Prepared and for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co.
Richmond, Virginia.
Also, for sale by Commission and Grocery Merchants in cities.
sX- We refer to Planters whr have used the Sonnbrcro and
The Manipulated Guano-among them Jas. CALI, ESD, \. War
wick, ESD, Jos. Allen, Esq. and Il. II. stylL, Esq. and others.
Below we give d. X. Tuttle's Chemist at University Of Way
report of the same, samples from ~ bags, and 1t shall be kept
to that standard:
II am now able To give you the result Of analysis. They
show the Mixture To he what you stated in II former letter, and
Judge that You are very fortunate in the selection Of materials
especially Of Peruvian Guuno. The per ccntage Of Ammonia
shows the pure Peruvian 10 contain 1924 per cent, which Is
more than the average. The Analysis is as follows:
Moisture given of at boiling point ................ 1005
Phosphate Of Lime 900. 4s.2
Sulphuric Acid, a45; Lime, 1854. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800
Ammonia GEO
Ius.iuble Matter. 49,. 1.jJ
A small quantity of Alkali-unierniincd Water in
combination and organic matter ............. -. 2LS5
10000
Hoping that you. fertilizer may meet with the success which
it deserves, remain, yours, .
dee 9d&cIy d.. X. TTTTLE."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

For THE HoLIDAYs.-A really appropriate gift
isa charming way of expressing regard for n
friond or relative. One which is not only ap-
propriate, but which offers a perpetual source OF
pleasure, is that which all should seek to obtain
who propose q holiday remembrance.
What SO good and so productive Of satisfaction
as q superb steel engraving to ornament the parlor,
the boudnir, the office, the library?
What so choice. and useful, and pleasure giving
rs an exauisitely illustrated magazine of art and
literature, embodyinS gems from the hands OF the
best engravers, artists, aud authors in the coun-
tryi =.
What more inspiring of pleasant expectancy Of
benefits to coTU, than n certificate OF membership
in an Association which awards as n gratuity to
its members many thousand dollars worth Of
Paintings. Statuary. &c?
No gilt is equal to these and these the Cosmo-
politan Art Association place with the easy reach
Of all, at su h terms as challenge surprise tor
their liberality and most valuable character.
A subscription Of Three Dollars suffces to place
the subscriber in possession Of such an Engraving.
such an ArtJournal, and such a Certificate of
Membership.
Therefore, let no one cav, al am not able to pre-
sent my friends with a Holiday gift y for here is
the best Of sits placed within your easy chair.
Any person can become n member by subscri-
bling
THREE DOLLARS,
which sum will entitle abe sIbScrlt or tn.
LIST, The beautiful Steel Engraving" Shak-
speare and His Friends"
.. A copy OF the elegantly illustrated Art Jour
mi, one year.
3. A free season admission to the Galleries, No.
548, Broadway, New York.
In addition to which, several hundred valuable
Works Of Art are given to subscribers as premi-
ums, comprising choice Paintings, Sculptures,
Outlines. &C.. by the first American and foreign
artists.
No person is restricted to a single subscripti' m.
Those RENTING SIS are entitled to six member
ships.
Mr.. A. Alexander, is h honorary Secretary for this
city, and will receive subscripti' ny. The cngrav-
ing, shakespeare and His Friends" can Ire seen
at the Jewelry store # Mr.. Williams. who will
also receive the names of subscribers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
ATTENTION. LADIES.

TEoor SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, list OPENED, Just
Il L ~oPENEp.-Jus opened, II large assortment, To be sold
70 hc sold at a reduction OF thirty per cent. Please call au,
look al them.
dee I2 ds. JOHN ABRAUAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

U,RpER's MAcAztSE.-Wc have received from
Messrs. II. c. Victor and j. j. Crcel copies Of tie
January number Of this popular work. 1t orc ems
with the second of Thomas Francis Mcagher's
clever papers, cleverly illustrated. entitled " Holt
DAYS in Costa Rica-San Juse." (!uurtrrn cnsrnc-
inss); 2. A Lay Of the DaLule, iy Mrs. George
p Marsh; }. Rnral Pictnres, dawn by Porte
Crayon, n very graceful mngazinist. and sri"itel
with tho pencil 1. A Pipe If rob ,cco. one of the
best papers Of the number I'll regular mrersc!ianm
tells pretty much what is known about the in,
struments that have been invented for burning
that glorious weed, of which the stout oil seaman.
Salvation Yeo, handing II r Ii Of Sir Amyns Leigh.
exclaimed When all things were made, n"ne
was male better than this, to he IA lone man : COM
panion. II bachelors friend, Il hungry mans to"d.
n sad m ms cordial. n wakeful mans sleep, and a
chilly mans fire while for stanching Of wounds,
purging Of rheum, and settling of the stomach.
there's no herb like unto it under the canopy of
heaven !" After finishing tho pine. we have Il
cha ming story, Mrs. Anthon's Christmas Pres
cnt," by Rose Terry; G. 1.-The Poets Secret" by
Mrs. Richard IL. Stodlard I. The Atoms of
Chlandi.' by J. W. Whelpley s. Carlsbad on
Clutches" by Lieut.. Wise. giving a humorous
sketch of sundry adventures over sen 9. Miss
Vinton of Tallahassee; A Romance at IIyde's ilo-
tel" by O. ii. Dutton 10 and IL. behave
Yourself" and ''IIow the Snow Melted on Mount
Washington" two well-w,it'en sketches, by au-
thors who prefer to remain incog. II. THE
Three Great Voyages" by Prof. John w. Draper;
Is, "The Battle Of New Orleans. a Ballad Of Lou
isiana," by Thomas Dunn English: IA. "Tury;
or, Three Stories in One" by d. X. Castleton and
Is. "a Christmas Hymn" by Mrs. II. B. Smith.
Following these are the usual departmental mat
tiers, prepared with the care and iulness, and
characterized by the variety for which Harper"
is proverbial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
New Commission House.

XNE have this d, associated ourselves together, for The pur
w pose Of conducting n GENERAL. COMMISSION BTSI.
MSS, for the sale Of Tobncco, Wheat, Corn, &c, Ne. We nsk
n share Of the patronage of Il generous public, assuring them
TINT We are much younger than the Roard n J~1de, and have
nlwnNs ignored lis action on the ~ per cent. ,cm. We win
sell for You under the old rates 1T commission, I'D mnke remit
tanccs ms soon II = sold Office at Jno. &. Shcnrcr's, Main Street
july 20-d&cly REt n ll}RKS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20

GENTS GOODS.--E'.AI.I, 1850.
T5NlE subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTER
i GOODS, consisting of n full line oi Black and Iolutrl
Cloths, from medium to the finest; best Doe skins, plain and
corded: Black tassimers, best fancy French Cassim,rs; Vel
vet aud silk Ncsiings, Nc.: nl The newest styles III Tniiuns tor
Dress Coats, Business Suits aud Vests; and is prepared, viii,
the hest worknieh III the city, 10 make ANY garment 10 order;
oct l.sIils WM L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
WOODEN SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,

With MANl VIILs ATsTIVLES
SUITABLE TO THE SEASON,
Just received and for snlc FOR CASH.
dec 1T-difs JND. j. PUHNIS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
NEGROES WANTED.

Fancy CassimeraS.
LNANCY Spring Cassimercs, vestlngs, Cloths and Goods fW
Il gents wear just received hy
march 26-lts VIM. T.. A q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
T Sale

azrS Farm, containing 10 Acrrs, and within two miles
wv NJ the Market House. Thu land " IN good condition aud
-A- improvements excellent. For further Information apply
10 [srpt Tltsl Dn. j. II. CAPERTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-20
Jamaica Run

Jamaica Rum.
WE have Just received 10 hhds. and ~ bbls. Rum. a part Of
w which is high favored and excellent quality, such ns Is
suited 10 the wants Of manufacturers, and which We will sell at
very low prices. Please call and examine 1t.
dec LEE, ROOKIE Il co.