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New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

yens in those Eastern regions ifom wboll we deri7s
the revelations Of divine truth, paralysis whish
seems s If il 10 be eternal rests upon society sn1
leaves lttle else to be studied than the sabne and
af, cling monuments which authenticate the evidences
of our faith lCbeers.l have Deoa able, Al many
inc tances 10 compare tce existing cokdiions OF society
In European States with what existed there twenty
five wears ago, when l bsd the fortune 70 visIt Ae
Eastern Continent. / think that | can eafely say
iLat all the nations-eveTy nation on that contnent
s more prosperous than it has been heretofore,
and is making decided progres, IN material and moral
Improvement yet, at tue same sime, Is nose m.es
that the institutions Of Government existing there,
which either are ancien, 0r were ioladed and con
tpct.d upou Ar prneplo are not adapted 10 the
exigences snd continents ofthe present age And there
fore il II that every con1y 10 Europe INC ,oie oI
Enrope seems 10 be al this moment baancng bet Seen
the desire of a beneficial change and the Tear ot
dangerous innovation. Our own syseen, constructed
later and under better auspices seems 10 anofd 70 US
seeu 10 be adapted to ell the changes OF natlonh
Tf and TO leave us therefore, happily free al'ke from
he need and from the fear Of organic change IL
must alvavs be dileult TO determine how lar Se cn
epd encouragement 10 those who seek 70 rei0sn 'ne
institutions Of other countries even with tue nope ot
benefit 70 them; but, Mr. Mayor ana
his nd least we can always do; we can eadesyor 70
conduct our internal affairs, as well as our ioegn re
la,ons with truth, candor, Justice ana mooerae.On,
and 40 commend our better system OF Governmens 70
he adoption of the nations by proving .na' .ns y y
en- Is founded IN public virtue, and that we are as
NV thar IL IA unity with ITSELF while IL seeks ony by
peSceinl aud lawful means 20 promote the prosperity
and welfare, the happiness and CIVILIZATION OIL niAna.
Applause. NJ
The gentlemen present were tneh presen'ee " hf'
Seward by the Mayor and Aid. Brady, and hue hands
night and LETT were shaken nearly two thousand nnos
within an hour. A very large portion Of those who
spoke to him made use Of the word irrepFessois,
and considerable number expressed desire TO see|
him soon IN the White House. Many officials, amoag
the AID Tuomey, paid their respects TO the Senator
here.
A little before o'clock, Mr.. Seward accom-
panied the Mayor into his office, where few Of the
Mayors PEI sonal friends were sssesSied Az ce'ceh,
the COMMITTEE of the Common Council escorted hai
back TO the Astor House.
There were no further public demoiistfa~ons. To
Senate was allowed to eat his dinner IN tolersbe
ouiet and the Councilmanic Committee escorted hn, at
O'Clock, to the train by which he went to hs home u
AuhnrD
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LETTER FROM Mr.. HENRY c. CAREY
REASONS FOR Ills DECLINING TO SPEAK AT THE
PHILADELPHIA UNION MEETING.

REASONS FOR Ills DECLINING To SPEAK AT TIT
PHILADELPHIA UNION MEETING.
Mr.. Henry c. Carey wrote the following letter to
the Committee Of Arrangements in reply 10 an invita-
ton to speak at the recent Union meeting in Philadel
phia:
GEkTLEMES: have to acknowledge receipt Of the
note in which you have done the honor to ask per-
mission 10 use my name one OF the officers at the
meeting TO be held tomorrow evening, and would now
most gladly answer in the affirmative, were il not my
firm belief that what is there proposed TO be done will
be far more likely 10 augment than TO diminish the
tendency toward recurrence OF events such "a have
produced your present action.
Tire Is much error on both sides, and those who
make the mistake Of suppOsng that is 20 be found Oh
one alone, little likely TO contribute toward ths
maintenance Of present Union. 80 far the revere
is IT, that as think they efficient agents for the
PRODUCTION of its dissolution, and riH so admit tseM-
selres 10 hare 6tca before ne lapse Of many years.
Our city might and should be regarded a sort Of
Neutral ground between the extremes OF North and
Southa place 10 which all might be invited for dis
cusscn Of the real of presen; evils and their
cure and such discussion might be had, own
people disposed 20 understand these for them
selves So too il is with cur Sta'e which should be
f6e tsediafOr Of fhe Union, and wogd be So were t
possible that her own people could place themselves in
position 10 show to both North and South that that
pocy which would build np her capital and herself Is
that which woald give harmony to the UniOn and the
permaneuce we al 20 much desire. Had the object Of
yory meeting beCn that Of promorns eNauinalio1 ane
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DrseRAcEFUL SCENES AT the FiRE.-Shortly aiter
o'clock on Thursday morning, while the iieil Beekman
street was raging, several iremen were seen running
of with bsDjoes tamborines, viooneelos ana otner
musical instruments, which belonged to dealer whose
place s in Fulton street. and is one oil those destroyed
by this disastrous confagraon. Two Police sergeants
attached to one of the lower Wards seeing tins move
ment of the GIemen aitert them when considera-
bic scufe ensued which resulted in the Police CON-
peing the fremen to give up their spoils. Two or
three arrests were mace by the Police OF The Second
Precinct, of young men and boys, who were helping
themselves TO valuables, whenever and wherever an
onportunity offered itself.
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PUBLIC MEE7INGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONERS Or EnlOhAiiONs
This Board held regular meeting at Castle Garttn
"Wednesday afternoon, Mr.. CURTIS 10 the chair, in e
absence OF the President. Present, Messrs Hunt
Cummings, Lowe, Jellnghaus, and Carrgsn.
From the weekly statement 1t appeared that ns
nrmber Of emiorants arrived to the 18th inst was
1000 TO the same date last year, Il, AGO; being an
increase this year of l,6l0. The number OF inmates
on Wards Island is 100. Last year there were 10
ON Wards leland, and 55 in the Marine Hospital
During the present year the Marine Hospital at Qusr
antine has been abolished-the patients formerly re-
eeiyed there being now sent 10 Ward Island aud the
Floating Hospital. The balance in the bank on ne
Isl of january last was $3.50 y. Aggregate fe-
CENTS Including commutation of passengers, SlIS
976 50 Total receipts, SlS4, ,632 80 Disburse mentso
18th inst, $3.50, 305 -. Overdraft, $J,6I2 r. A ~
port was pre sented relative TO the fire on Wards Is
land recently BY which q barn was destroyed ana *
horses burned to death. The origin OF the se was not
ascerained Capt Crabtree remarked that several ol
the horses were good for nothing except to eat hay
Mr.. JELLINGHAUs brought 70 the notice OF tht
Board the matter of George Lenmans, sailor, whom
he said had been refused admission 20 the hospitals
and other institutions. The sick and desti.
tute and needed care and attention. The captain os
the vessel certified that the regularly shipped
at San Domingo. 1t appears that Leinmans worked
bis passage before the mast from San Domingo andea
that ground claimed the privilege of q sailor. Ifs
Hospital people did not consider him regular seaman
and consequently refused him. The poor man applied
10 one place and another and lastly TO the German e
ciey where he came under the notice Of Ar. Jehng-
haus. The case referred 20 Caps. Crabtree WIN
povver TO send the 10 Wards Islands
The Board then adjourned. -. ,
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A WerAS on FIRE IN THE STREET.-A woman
named Mary O'Kecfe found early on Thursday
morning. at tie corner of Pearl and Centre streets, en-
yeIoped in flames from her clothes which were on fire.
Officer Mcclure Of the Sixth Precinct hastened to her
assistance, and succeeded in putting out the flames
but not till after the woman was seriously burned.
On being questioned, she said that che was in house
at the Five Points, when of the inmates set fire
to her clothes, and then turned her into the street
She was conveyed to the New-iork Hospital by the
officer
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

THE FERRY FRAScHIsEs--The sale Of the Brook
lyn-feIy franchises by TIE Controller, wac yesterday
adjourned for indefinite time, TO await the result OF
the argument on the injunction Of the Supreme Court,
which is appointed be heard the 9Th of the next
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discussion With view e the promotion Of sneh re-
whether az actor OF spectator. Sueh not having been
the case must with the assurance Of my entire re-
spec for The motives which have prompted you % az
ton decline 10 grant the permission you lave asked
and re main, yours, very truly, HrNRY Z. CARLY
Nessrs. BACON, GiBBcNs and Other-
nac A.
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hr. Sanuel w. Hutton, who was charged with har'
ns robbed the IN Of German laserbesr saloon IN Csna
e ~a Col Andersen, Friday night hst was yessrd4j
oy he Court Of Special Sessions, his Witnesses swear
ins That he had nothing to 10 with the salir.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

The City of Paris receives an average, nearly
S3oo, ,0c0 fcm The tax on funerals il is given 10 he
clrrcl e.
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upper part a. printing establishment, principally
by wafer, and viii not exceed s, 500. Fully insured.
Freeman X Robertson had 81 GOO worth of paper
stored in the cellar. Insured in the Equitable lnsur
anee Co. The building wGs badly damaged by water
and the roof slightly injured by fire.
Tie side wall ON Geld street, nearly 100 feet in
length and four stories in hight, has buged out ow
ng the action Of the frost and hre and in danger
of falling. The sidewalk is guarded to prevent per-
one from being injured.
On the north side Of Ann street. the buildings burned
we've mainly extensions OF those burned upon Beck
street On the south side Of Ann street the build
iDgs destroyed were chiefly groceries and dwelling
houses. No. s. Ann street was occupied by Mr..
Freeing, grocer, and Mr.. John r. Simon, jeweler.
Ne. SC was occupied a dwollinghouse BY Geage
NNers, poleeuAni No. 20 by Charles Lewis, lager
beer seller, and John Grifen, paekiDg-box maker
MIs. Wharam, clearinghouse keeper at No. 75, daul-
ged sloO. Messrs. MeAfee printers oiners, at No.
70, were damaged 5000. This was the building
which fell and buried Engine No. j. No. 20 was oceu.
pied as a porter-house by VIM. J. Harrison in the
basement az paekingbox factory, and up stairs by
Mr.. Walker, machinist. Nos. 79, 81, and 80 Ann
street fen down, blocking up the street. and slightly
iniuring several persons.
re tniifings cn Fulton .'.ee' were 20, Destroyed
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-30

GREAT SALE Oh REAE ESTATE, DEC. "a. j.
Blecker Son Co. sold al auction, al tie MeroLAn,s' Tx
change the following property belonging to the byeEian
fArnlf:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

To rifE Pupi nc There are several candidates
presented Il, the citizens Of Lynchburg for the Of
Ace of Clerk Of the Hastings Court for this city.
We notice among the number that est.mable,
worthy and industrious young gentleman. Mr.. Jul
MUS q. Didlake. Without intending any dispar-
agement to any other gentleman, We deem it moth
ing more than just and proper, 10 make known To
the public aud urge upon them the claims OF this
young man, who was reared in our midst, and
whose father was 40 well. long. and iavorably
known in this con,munity a. n magistrate and
presiding Justice Of the Ilu,tings Cont.
But it is not upon the Thirty wears salnalAs and
gratuitous public services Of his father, but upon
his own extraordinary merits We base his claims
to the Office in question. With modest and re-
served disposition. he is known TO bur few save
ness capacity.
Having served as deputy clerk in the Hastings
Court for number of years, his friends cnnhdent-
ly appeal IL the bar, sutors, and all connected
with that Court for heir testimony in behalf of
his qualifications We ask them if he has not
shown himself most d,ligcnt, faithful, a'enmmu-
dating aud competent in the dis large # the du-
ties of the Office. II So. ought hc mol Il receive
that support which worth and merit ought always
to command.
II, upon investigation of his claims, II he found
indeed aud in truth eminen,ly deserving and mer
itorous and moreover, thoroughly qualified for
the Office we confidently appeal to generous and
enlightened public to sustain him.
SEVER u VOTERS.
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OBITUARY,

Diel Of fever. ut tho residence If his father,
near the Red House. Chariot" Co., Va. Mo>rs A.
POLLARD, aged % yrnrs and l mouths. only child
of Thos, S. and Martha Pollard lie leaves n
bereaved wife. together with II la .;e circle of
friends and relations to depore their loss in the
person Of one who was kind, ecacr and nfec-
Tomato son. husband and friend. 1t may be II
consolation to his friends to know Tat his last
words werc Il am happy, aud Will sum he at my
final resting place in Ilenvnn." =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

MERCHANTS BAS&.--At the annual election for
Ofcers of this institution held yesterday, the fol-
lowing name.l gentlemen were reelected:
President Charles Il. Slaughter; Cashier, Il. G..
Mitchell; Directors. Thomas Ferguson, jos. II.
Wilson, Saml McCnrklc. Martin liolns, Jnmes
Y. Knight. Geo. NJ. Rucker, II. o. Schoolfeld, and
Dr. Z. II. Murrcil
The vacancy in the Office Of Teller, caused by
the resignation of William King has not yet been
filed.
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DIssoLUTI0Es AND NEW FIRMS.

New CpNCERN.-Wc hn,c this dn,. ns.o-
v catri st'isrs nEcth tr pa Il tSH
cya Grncry and c business tn. md m
o NUW LIN Nj kRfii and hive taken thu hnSr aiey
lod by Now I'm AL Wander Nniu II vn,hhura ~ ar
~ the old iand Mutcl >iIatn "" III Ne, y
r',r-tani on hand renrral assortment Il GROCERIES.
Gle usually H. IT In snch ,snb-hmcnt WHICH ill 81
I"up for cash - puncin'l short tmc W"
viii III sale Rdron I'd LAID
and al kpas Of Country Produce tour long exrrice hu
will nlvui md by iopif md
nal aIon to business Nc pot Give liberal shave
OF patronage from cd irrnds and tie lutN generally.
assuring them thai effort st spared thosr
who may favor Us with Il, ir patronage
RE u II NOwilS
Late Of the Arm # Now lin Allen an,er.
lIIUS r. MrkREl1.
Late Of the firm OF Murrell 1 Strattou
L lam Id L.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADtSMEN
OF LYN CHBURG
LOOK TO YOUR EST
AND LET THE PEOPLE on
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
NM, Mil fI,assa Uni,

Tint you can Sell them hus .uiu-.
AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS OK HE LINE
u Of the Rulroa from I.ynchburg TO KnxNi a. of them
having large circulation among the people o Sou western
Virginia md East Tennessee
Ekay" ADVERTISE AND GET Elcll aHa
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWI%G fAtERS;
NEW ERA, r,oyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AM rFNNE, SEE MEMS r.4.,o,
PRESDYTERIAN WITNESS, '
BI:OW NLUw y kNOXVIl.i.E tr,nu. NI,lti.
INDICATOR J"ncsb.rongh Ten
RELIGIOUS ISTELLlGENCER. Mot Ia "a, Tenn
HA XIV, VAR Lesnston,va
VftniSn,S A'msaoD,va.
nr SirNt,,; Itb"ri, Va
SAFE RFGISI fR. Salem. Va.
TIE VISITOR, Marion, Smythe 60 VI
VIRGINIA PATRIOT I, lndcPend"u'c. t. s"nco Va
v pkn2rTH wi,IG : Fncas,lr.va
STAK AND Her AID. Chr,stansbprr. u
WTiHEvIILE TIIEGRAI II, w,,.,,iss v.
WYTHEyiIIE TINES, }"N'"''1e. w.
UNION DEMOCRAT. Union Nom runs ~ Va.
ADVOCATE, Jefprsonvllc, Tazcw a. eouats Va
REGISTER. l,,...,. ".
TIE isOuTiI.wESr. Pcarsburg CID. e.'nt' IVA.
SENTINEL, Alexandra, Va.
shtng in Of the ahrvt Will
and II THEIR INTthtsr I" call on AT III o. II the
Lvncburg Virgnian STAIRS. where contract. VIII be
made. and fftitw AhptD WITIf - AZ.
tESI will ala, and tor ard Advertise = paper
In the United States n. NAl'lali+
scptists F,rrmsn v '"1ce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

!"rRorrD ORDER OF RED MEv-Fontanella
TIM ~. -. |. 0. Il. NJ. in this city, elected
tie fll,,wing gentlemen. officers FIR Six Moons :"
;auhen,. William Miller Senior Sycamore,
Chas. Mason Junior SaSam'r', David II. >lagle;
Chief Of Records. +. II. Folkes; Keeper of Wam-
pum JAS. W. Carroll; Prophet, f. Fisher; with
the usual number of Warriors, Braves, Sanaps,
puWWuWs. &t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

IIoN. SHsRRARD CLEAESs-lt eivcs us pleasure
to state that this gentleman, afier long suffering
from his wounl received in the duel has sufficient
ly recovered t. resume his seat in Congress, Of
which he is a member, and f,r that purpose will
leave here this morning for Washington city. The
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

EHcAMPxrNr OFFICERS AT the recent semi
annual election for officers of Virginia Encamp-
Dent. No. 3. l. O. o. F, the following named
gentlemen were chosen Chief Patriarch, VIM.
d. Brown; High Priest, John Mitchcum Senior
Warden, John b. Kompf; Scribe, +. ii. Folkes !;
Treasurer, Ambrose Page: Junior Warden, John
F. Melton Guide, \. Cochran; Sentinel, Thos.
j. Allgood.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MINIS PRAYER MEErl>e.-- There are
regular meetings FOR prayer, n. he reem of the
Young Mems Christian Association, Il, :. o'clock.
The public invited t. attend
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. flurhigher: State S. 80
t. 10, Ohio s. GO to %; Southern IS ~ to
80. Wheat bouyant: RedSl II 10 % White
81 IS to Is. Corn higher; yellow so cents
BALTIMORE. Jan. ll.--fl,ur higher, Howard
Street and Ohio S. o5ai -. Wheat. market
bare, Corn higher. White 73.74 cts; yellow 70
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

SALE OF SL,vas.-Bry,n Akcrs. Auctioneer,
Yesterday sold for cash at he Market House, the
following negroes, ut the prices named:
Woman % years cid. with child years old
Sil90. Another woman ard child Sl025. man
so wears old $3.50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

FxEIGnr TR,pE--There were received, at the
depot Of the Va. Tenn. Il. r.. TN Yesterday, IL
loaded ears, consisting of 266 bushels Wheat; 483
bbls. Flour: A. 900 lbs Miscellaneous loaded
cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

j The tuprslp hcrntoo existing between ID u
PAYNE auh tamus Christian I'm Ter III" sthe aud fl N
PAYNE CHRISTIAN is this dt iss lived by
th. The the II ~l be IT." ONLY IL rl
M will M tscnfd early
dty pr.tl able, and hope friends will be
settle. ID, Is PAYNE.
ChNIIIIS CHRISTIANS
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IYS, HrrRG Jarusrv Ii, ,efp
ENrE huvr purchn scd ot 1sr Arthur aoWnciI,

NJ have purhnscd Of 1r t'thnr Council,
W Lbs Mills and Ia ding Murl Inc, o Canal Nile
below Nn hhnrs, where will nnl emh CbitN,
WHEAT AND PLASTER We viii keep constantly
hand tn" Mil and Store Flour VA bags and barrels, Corn
Meal Ground Plaster. hose ND In Tag and barrels all Of
winch w u Ill sell ehosp by wholesale aud rclii
We have secured the services NJ c,upt,
and viii have Cards perfect t h the n,rut
of 'h' cGrding whcn Vii lie able much
ars 81 nrng than In done hers.
tut,rr, with the great, st despatch,
We will the li. h,r cash price Corn, boat and
Wool either i, iycred At our stare "r MIN
3d8ra NuNIlN MuEREII.
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parts Of the fractured bone have united the wound
has healed. and M C. is entirely recovered in
health though one of his legs is now two inches
shorter than the other.-RicI moni Dispdich.
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y. GUGGENHEIMER

IN. Gil 'GGE,N MER.
N'n III >pe, fuiy call the atrn,n Of hi i'irnds and
IT, nle II h' large aud well serrtrd stock II ihy
Good, baus %haes Ac Particular has been paid
7" ads lT'tt"is ~ every description, siye mud quality
ado NJ sinks Ia supplied with hlsck r"ored
h" .cens 81 20 per gard his .tock OF mern"rs Nous
Nns AaraS unsurpassed M to price nnd quality,
lic lara tux W ClHks Shawla &r (soinc hue }
over rueh Ia this mrkr, can bc found herewith ohore
election # she's upon rNaminatlor will he found
,h'np NJ superior lot Cloths Caasineres Ne with q
good stock hrayy Woons tar farm hands rlankcts Ac
lni invited Civ" my stock examination.
tannf4 Merchants III do II q q ~ all before
ronr Netei GIGGEkHIIMEN
Rene
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4 rrtirinu from the drm Of Nowiin - Al"Sru-
der. r.tun thanks f the intronagc Of the rllc ad
til nd, carial, Ic,omu, I'd tie hrni al \" Win
Murr" t" tn. public and patrons Of the lue concern 'f
which was 4 member A ALEXANDER
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New GROCERY COMMu>s,o.u MOUSE.

4 PNTNTIN7'7 NJ. z
10 ht nuto soc ofGRoCEltIIS Dkf GOODS, llQl UtS
Ac aui tp Whth he expects DAYS 10 aid Rig, ~ and
k,,p supplied with article render lI.p
tai lshacni complete FAMILl GROCERY aud hopes hy
si attention II business and son Ia pi,tHc, IT,
shac lcra portion o city trade and II tho patrui
If the house through the COUNT, ttncrall,.
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NEW 10NsER x-IInvinu bough, the inter-


brt'tO-
fre existing under the hrm nud style e Vol NIGER
SMITH I'd on thr = December
All having claus against the Will
them for AMI Hose inrtel to the
ar aud s,tti. il,i accounts "
close business speedily pns>ib"
We thanks 10 ir' nd the pnbl ally
for tie yer, Liberal Jarrnigo heretofore eAi,n.d
most r,sr.rfu,ly continuance, of hc III
concern 81 SAlI I'll Il ADAMS.
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(NUR assortment is complete II wing 'dcl any
goods u lred
accommodate all in want o. llOti>i kEi1i q b'DS,
Silver Plated Ware able Cutlery, Waters thstf i-hes
Table and Floor Oil ',"ths oil shades, CD trf e. "'den
Willow Brass ard Wire Fei der, Is ~ al Rr"nL
And Irons b aud steel Shovus an6 n4s aesage
Cutters Shears Scissors g.,
Pocket Cutlery. iiso-. double and single Cnh1 tmmun
ton Carriage Buggy Trimmings Carp MA rghs,
BlacksmithS AMI Coo's To"s Fatmtg I'm ''ai'htE In
pemens Circular and AL other Saws nulug Framing aud
cher, Saw. Toll Eop". &c, &c .- -
We wout cal! special attention to our stock # hltlEs
manufactured and warrnn"l in N"rv in
stance. We also the agents for IEA1lEf Hhl-IlNG
&c prices uniform and d. 81 ot'd With
the best quality. We respectfully inNi KAN
inatirn by purchasers.
oct ,s.dts COIIoI NJ WI IS
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lou. in will tnucd ~ tho Old stad 81 Payne &
Chri-,ia !, by u Is PAYNE ard T. n'ckfrd under the
and drn oi PAYNE & BLACKBOARD where they will h,
pleased the Of hr odd firm. We propose ia
close twice year the Isl II January and The
LIST Of July. ID. JAYNE.
ian | dim u LEN Is BLACKrOED.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-12

AIR. CEORGE SUtpTOr, Agent, Tobac.

AIR. GEORGE SCGPTOE, Agent, Tobar-
M Auction-rr will H. ht, oife hun-e, and vii
sell Tobl, the usual L., al lin. j n =.
VNssSOG.lTlON 'Chr y Sinrr.hip ise rrtofosc
cxi~tb between the undcIsi ned is day di>hvl.
III hnviug cnIms aeai inst viii ttsnt III m TOR IaN
NJ those ud' bted vii tea~ frwHr and
srtlr 1HtS. l.. hURRlil,
Dec. 81, ls5a jan do NJ WM II. STkAl rpN.
NEW tONCER N.-Hnving bought the inter-
~ cst"t ThGs l. Mrtrci In III" Ia" Arm II Mnrrell
III cont tho GrJcrBd tor,nission Ras'n',s
The Old stand OF Marcel ,r,ttpn. Main Street IY>CH
BrhG w w ke constantly hand good assortment
Of GEOC EHIES. LiQroIS, STAPLE DRY GboDs, and,
in every Tia IL ururly kept N cery cia,l~hn"nt
tarii'nlas At eion {" til" Sd"~ # Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour. ant Al oilcr KIM , Culutry Produce
Thankful for the rry ihc nj lau"nai" heretofore boStw
I'd upon the nd hope prrnnai attention tohu
sinoss. q continuance ct ia"
ian dts VA II. SIEATTON