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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15
. Ribbons. Millinery q STRAW Goods. eng
p FALL AND WINTER, 1852. ~
ROSENSTIEL & GUENTHER .S2

- ROSENSTIEL & GUENTHER ~
Beg leave 70 call he attention q the public 70 their
Real French Bonncts, Flowers, Feathers, Caps!
Head Dresses Ruches, Corsets, Honp Skirts
BIonds Jewelries, Embroideries & Hesiesiss.
We feel that all m want Of gdos Win find 70 their
advantage call prepared 10 sell toesale
and Retail, nj the lowest price,, sss. Ss{ss "
pr from the country win attention
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Observation-Disclosures
H1elth Of Senator Dol,gias. ,

s.ra..s.v ,~s "lssa..vss v,aas.aAr.
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Valuable Il cal Estate in Il around LynChburg
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION

nov Adj ono, Hon rnrl
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GEN'I~ srPr'S. OFFICE, V. ~ T. Il. H.,
l.SNCIInl sept. 22l, l,~q.
ID EsoLTTONS adopted b, the Virginia y renncsse, Hail
road Company in rcinti" la she Fairs held IN Virginia.
/. Rsolred That the Members Of The various Agricultural
Societies thai hold their annual Fairs within The toninouw ,g
Virginia In, passed and said Fairs, Virginia
Tennessee Railroad, at hHf price
.. H~oiGti That the usual shall b charged upon all
animals and articles going Ia rie tairs :" die Agricultural
crics h, 1T IN October
3. Reord That oil such animal. aud articles having gone
down this road, return irn thu said fnta shall
pass back the point which NhcA started,
and Ia sdch dc ths genrn, having passed down im.
road shal be pinnc h' Charge paid going down, upon the
IL eH," I,Hj up animals articles
lnrn actual, cNhihIt,. II. either al the aforesaid fas
RsSoirrd. That the attendants animals going
and returning fron the Fairs shall be sscd free,
actuH attendance sud aiInis.
b. Hsoiee6, That This Company, In transporting their
road animals and articles intended for exhibition III"
said Fairs, under the foregoing regulations viii he
ihic Tor an. damage loss that ma! beay said animals
tiCits.
BY order OF the Board.
sept y dim T.. II. GILL. ticn' Sup,.
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LATEST NEWS RY TeLIcRApn.
rrlsna Arnrp kxrnrssY ron r a,Yycr.r q y,,.,s,.
Markets.

Nav YoRK, Sept. 23.-Stocks irregular and
weak; Virginia Skies 94I Cotton easier. upands
and mildlings liz to III; Flour bouyant. South.
n unchanged; Wheat houyant, white 81 80 TO
%; Western red 81 Is; Corn higher; mixed % tool
Pork honyant mess ljl To 10 SIS; prime loS to 10
IS Lard firm at 10i to los, Whiskey more active
264 to q. Sugar to higher. Museovado 81
81; Porto Rico 81 to y. Spritsd dull at ~ ,o47l.
X sen unchanged. Rce-large export enquiry
Mt 81 IL 1,
BALTIMORE Sept 23,--Floar steady. Howard
st oct and Ohio s.. Wheat firm. White Leo 10
40; Red Ito to l.l5 Corn firm. White 80 To
80 cts. yellow SO to Is. Bacon sides ut 10 cts.
Lald IL. Whskey unchanged.
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~. .rrimmins and Fancy store.

as a.ens Of Eyaehbars and lis visitors
,N az mai bcy have fitted up store 1875 Main street
2unicr the Warwick House and opposite Mr., n. a. ii
, pedical store where they have no" on txh'ion anu
tend IN kep on hand large stock Of pkESo
TRiMMINGS AND FANCY GOODS Our entre sioes , - n'
n Of one Of long experience and Acknowledged TASTE
snd smbpces Paris Frngcs, silk Gallons, Pnmid Son
,ahis six Tassels Vel Ribbons, all widths SIN %
-, crss utta percha agaie pearl lace inen tfeeh morn
J shnrn lasting and great variety OF other ks OF buo
,liny Materials Of every description, Zephyr oIsteo Sne
Va Sk;rt Braid Combs and Brushes Ira' eing Dass
p,Da,s anl Money Bags in great varieties Half bfaa
Curies. lew syie) Beautiful and New ead Dr cabas
Ws Rove. Knives Scissors India Rubber Ooin ioi
Wors,ed shnws Hoods d Ladies siik
ans. [ @ skirts GhSn I sea shs TenA and IN
mca.s, ay,,,, ,a can called for ntle way OF IIc
Thinning or fancy articlesll Of which we
% a, any time take great pleasure IN or"cf'hS "7
d. , line from skein " silk 10 $40 irnSe 81, Ar, "a
liberal discount auo"' L. A. a +. kINSEY.
making business. "a Main sirr., Lvnchurg, Va.
sen EI-ds lou '""''
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Manganese M:NiNG.-A company colnmclcel
manganese mining, in Augusta county, Va last
June, and have shipped l0o tons to New York
STAGE that period. The Siaunton Spectator says:
THE mine is II smooth slope at the base Of
Turks Mountain, and the mineral is found uu ar
hear the surface Of the ground. The whole of the
soil seems TO lie inpregnaied with manganese
The il taken ont with the pick and shuycl: and
carried IL few hundred yards to Il stream. where ar
rangoments have been made to cradle it and
wash out tina PARTICLES Of earth. 1t is then packed
in barrels and sent OH. We understand however,
that the propretors intend to procure the necesSn
nv machinery Tor preparing the mangnre'e frt
market in pure state. Only six hands, besides
"A superintendent, are now employed, and they get
out wash and barrel, about five tons d day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

COUNCIL MERrI~e--The regular monthly meet
ing of the City Council was held at Couneh on"n'
Der Yesterday afternoon. Present-Mossrs oeay;
Davis, Garland. Oyler, Langhorne' "ooofoo' anu
Rucker.
The President J. NJ. Speed. heing absent John
IT Saw was appointed President pro tenn, after
which The proceedings of the last regular meeting
were read and appruved.
John O. Meen,, Esq.. Chairman of the Execu-
tive Committee Of the Lynchburg Agricultural
and Mechanical Society. appeared before Council.
aud made statement in regard to the affairs OF
the Society, and concluded his remarks by asking
an appropriation by the body of 81 900 for the
benefit Of said Society.
On motion of Mr.. Davis, it was resolved to take
no action in the matter at the present meeting,
and it was further resolved that the petition Of the
Society be referred to a special meeting to be held
on Thursday afternoon next at 4.
The report of the City Treasurer was then read
and received. The report shows that the amount
If taxes received and paid over during the past
month was 1884, 3d.
On motion of Mr. Garland tho sum of $500 was
order i to be placed to the credit Of Court Of Ius
tings.
The monthly report of the chief of the Night
Witch was read and received. and the salaries Of
the members, amounting to POP, were ordered TO
be paid.
The following accounts were ordered to he paid:
John c. johnson 1915; james Scurry $3.50: Ii.
DunnlnRtOH, Ccfkeuut, S'Sco y. w buttoii
Sl0l.l2.
Mr.. Rucker presented petition from the prop
erty holders and persons doing business ON Jet1er
son Street, praying that the sidewalk proposed to
be made on that Street may not exceed six feet in
width The petition sets forth, that at some points
the entire width of the does not exceed 80 feet
and that il the sidewalk is made nine feet wide. as
is pro osed sufficient room will OF he left for the
passage of wagons and other vehicles.
On MOTION of Mr.. Rucker, the prayer of the pc
titioners was granted and the Street Committee
instructed to have one side OF the street tagged
the tagging not to exceed six feet in width.
Mr.. Oyler presented petition from George II.
Williams, contractor for building the bridge across
Blackwater Creek. asking for appro prlation of
Sl,700 on account Of work done.
On motion of Mr.. Garland, the sum of $4,000
was ordered be placed to the credit Of the Street
Committee; Sl.700 Of which, to be paid to said
Williams, provided be give refunding bond for
the same.
On motion If Mr.. Langhorne. 5000 was ordered
to be placed to the credit of the Comni lee
Lights.
On motion Of Mr. Ruckor Hon. VIM. Daniel.
Jr., was appointed proxy to represent the city of
Lvnchburg, at the next annual meeting of the
Stockholders of the James River and kanawha
Canal Company. to I've held at Richmond.
On motion Of Mr. Garland. the bond of the Col
lector "f Delinquent Taxes. was placed at So 900
The Council then adjourned to meet on Tuesday
a(el noon next, ut O'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

DAMAGE BY THE FLooD.-The Charlottesville
l'a.l Republican says that the regent high water
has done much damage in that vicinity, the water
in the Rvanna having risen three feet higher than
in the great food of 1852. Itsays:
Many of our farmers have suffered greatly by
this rise of the waters, and will lose good portions
Of their crops Of tobacco and corn. Messrs. Alex
Rives, 7. l.. Parish, J. G. r. Taylor, DR.. W. q.
Carr, Dr. 7, j. Cook. l.. NJ. George, Mrs. Sinclair
Mrs. Macon, L. j. Timberlake, and many others
whose FIRMS on the Riyanna; will be sufferer,
to a considerable amount. Two spans of the Rio
Bridge, Burnley's saw mill and dam. and the dam
at Coclran's mill swept of by the food. AT the
University considerable portions of the stone wall
which surrounds the public hall. were washed
down, being the second time believe it has ial-
len. This wall was just completed. having taken
six months to build n. This amount of present
damage will lie fr"m 5000 to 81 900.
CONDITION OF Ma SINS. We ar, gratifel to
state that Mr.. Sims condition Inns improved, and
that strong hopes of his ultimate recovery are
entertained by his PHI, siciRns and attending
friends. ], is believed now that the ball did not
lert,ra,e the kidneys nr bladder, but passed lat
.faliy around the abdominal cavity and Judged
IN Tie cellular tissue, mar the kidneys. The ven
Gus urinal discharges which. were considered un-
favorable symptom, On Tuesday have nearly ceas-
'--Rcam"nd Hhig
'oISa u ScHo.L.-The re-opening If I'll" sch 'os
now the common tpic among the younger gen
s'atpn aud very important one tits too, and in
serious light should I've sn considered, both by
parents and pupils The pupil. in order t., re-
'eEe the full benefit of instructions, should be
naae ny his parents to feel that the teacher is one
VI his best friends; that il his wishes some
na.es thwarted and his waywardncss reprovcd, it
lor Ills adsan aye; and above all, parent should
never IN thu presence Of HE child, call in question
is business IT the teachers authority If child
SHOWS that his parent doubts as t., the pr"prety
W. W. certain seurse Of discipline, n, tsavher Gan
, nOa proper influence over the mind and heart OF
mat child. Let teachers and parents have FREE
qqeht interviews aud understand each others wish
~ regard to their chilgr,n. It buoys up the
,pr' OF teacher to enjoy the friendship md COZ
'peh'i'on Of parents-it Is cordial To his droop-
~. s ani wearied mind. suoshiug as,0usc itself
, se e'nscpnsness that thnugh papis ehei, ars Of
u" i"aentiss. obstinate and indifferent, thereare
.na wh' -e appreciate his motives and exert"ns
fa' u ""efisa towards him kind and synipathising
r.,. h Is Unjust to assume that preju ices
,n pm the IN nd of II christian teacher. Prefer
,ane 'or the amiable Industrious aud obligine, hc
d iu' ? feeling, but hia good sense and jus
NV " III 'e committed to his care. will never al
VIZ 10 act with p.ejulieei eve. -
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COMMUNICATED.

Tue AGRICULTURAL FAIR.-noes the Executive
Committee OF tho Agricultural Society, suppose
that they will promote the comfort OF The ladies
and sober men who may visit the coming Fair, hy
renting out one of their houses for refreshments
to Il gentleman with the privilege of Barr
Or do they think that such procedure is in keep
ing with the public sentiment of our community?
We would like to have these queries answered.
A CITIZEN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

ELECTION OF STATES ATTORNEY IN RlcEM6SD,-
AT the election held in Richmond. on Thursday.
for Commonwealth Attorney, to fill tie vacancy
caused by the resignation of Marmakuke John
son, ESQ.,, the result was us follows: Littleton
Tazewell. l,l24; N. B. Sturdivant. 1928; j. II.
Crenshaw. 70; Franklin Thonas, IL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

SHOOTING AFFRAY.--A general shooting ARRAY
took place at Sandy Level, Pitsylvauia county
Va. on the liih inst. The chief parties wer"
James Clemens and W. =. Gillert, each being nj
tled bv Il namesake. All four were shot but not
dangerously wounded. A Law suit is said to have
been the cusea of the afrav.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The Rev. james NJ. Atkinson, i. d., President
of Ilampdcn Sydney College, will preach, Pr"vi-
lence permitting, in the First Presbyterian Church
next Sabbath morning and nisht-sersices at | |
A. NJ. and74 p NJ.
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Pocket and Table Cutlery.

My in this department OF trade is s mrs, 49,
sye and varied have yet had the pleasure "i "nef
10 the bubble embracing Pocket Cutlery from me cheapest
quality 10 the msdeaso, Bowie and Bowie spring foeh
al nves Table Cutlery full ivory sets, or knives onwilh
silver or Plated Forks Rodgers SONS sfhp Duck or morn
Handles Carvers Stee &c superior shears or eaT goo
Scissors, Sc o-''i i" '' "
ant 2.-,li
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FREIGHT TRApE.-There were received at the
Depot Of the Vir .ina and Tennessee Railroad. IN
Yesterday, loaded ears, consisting of the follow
ing: ia bushels of Wheat SO barrels Of Flour
$4,000 pounds Of Misc llaneous. There were 90
loaded cars sent West the same day.
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M ARRTED

On the 18th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Benz. Funk,
DAVID S. WoopsoS, Of Nelson, to Miss ISABELLA
NJ, daughter of Dudley Sandiise, Esq, of Am
herst county, Va.
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ADVERTISE ADVERTISE
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
AT THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE
Tfvo,, wish 70 rroSper Advertise

4 AN AGENT FOR the following papers the line &c rail-
ynchburG 10 Chattanooga and other place h 81
having large circulation among The people OF Ho"t
western Virginia and East Tennessee. . .
NEW En-. FLOYD C. h. Nn. NIRci>I, EcHo Halifax C. H.
WING, NA.% ltNN' MINIS, hriH'' :"
WITNESS Knoxville, Tenn. FINDtA Tor Ionssbor Penn
REGsTEK. J S"N -, m
sESrNEI, Rogcrsyile Tenn DEMOCRAT irreheNii', thn
.Morristowu" ADVERTISER, Chattanooga,
POST Athens.
GA1ErTr, R Rna""Ia.' Abingi"'', Va.
SENTiSE', | p,,r,y Vo iik"iNIAH,
npuarp,T Liberty, 'iI REGISTER, Salem. VA
VISITOR, Marion Va. sTAf~ HERALD hrisiiAh'h =
DruncpAr -. -. PATRIOT, GraAsnn {. H., Va.
WnI6 t'' ik'i"\Ph W,thcvflc Va
DEMOCRAT, Union, Va. INES 49,. =, -,
itr.rnin,S DahNhc, Va sou I'll WEST Giles g. H. Va
sr>rrxr, Alexandria Va REPUBLICAN, Winchester. Va
prasn wishing 10 advertise any the above papers viii
nu m INTEREST Ia the Office oi h !nrl
Vgina, where contracts VIII DC hl''' ah
nd FORWARDED WITHOUT pEiAN
s-I viii rso receive and forward ulfcfli',,E ""H paper
in the United states. y. ",'''' -"
Is
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We direct attention to the advertisement al Pro-
fessor Caspari, who is well known here as teach
or and piano tuner.
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Total receipts,

We are requested to state that the Stockholders
of the Wa hington Boiding Fund Association,
will meet this Saturday evening at their room.
over Payne & i,lacktords Store, at u o'clock
Come prepared to pay your inssalments or you will
be fined.
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FALL.
WINTER


NO. 1913 M A N ST r II EFT,
NH'p III rRll the attention of the public 10 his large aud
w well selected stut& Of FALL. ANb WINTER tIhIH-
ING, "A assortment Nrns Youths aud Hoy
wrnr - lis large stock al ionilcmrn's
which, In point al pnnlhA, beauty aud dnrn'ily, cn
cu,e comparison. In addition, ana IN receipt o large aud
fashionable stock at rocr ""l, which an, pnrc I" MAKE
10 order by measurement.
wUui cali attention IL thu fact thai nj Gust
oi s;o,k If Clothing j. manufactured
This supervision, thereby
Northern manufacturers profit besides selling 10
h,m The Ii nac ttiing a. Ia lad any where. Pcbsc bear
ninl ilmi of nssofinUn even In the de
II season, AIN continual, rcpcns,ing stock b,
my manufacture. have constantly On hand Extra Size
tlunr. III the largest of men NJ, stock al Youths mud
hoy - Clothing T. extensive" comprising ever! sly to hc dcst
I'd, and niosll, all "i IN, own make. .
INTERMNER,
Two doors nI"Nc the linnk al rginta
.H.II --.ILA i IIIlI. \
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CITY A1D State AFFAIRS.

Bu1rER.-Butter 10 . very scarce article in this
market Good butter readily brings from 20 10
rs ccn,s-let our country friends send % all they
have to spare. a.
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NoCk 1'ioS

INANCY Spring tassiieres, Nesngs, Cloths and Goods H
l. gcuts wear just Received 10y -
march 2G..iiS. WM. |. PAGE
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Sewing Machines.

Sewing MaCh1u08.
AIDES wishing Machine coAnsR GLofHEs,
IL ri.n own riEE WORN, would do well TO exam
Inc BARTloI.Fs IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE, Price
t5O $50 and $50 The following certificate II fom we'll
known Taller IN this county, Who only hpd about 20 minutes
instruction this Naehine:
LEs.viLis Campbell county, Va. june 18th, 1859.
Mn. WV. L. PAGE:--I well pleased with Barholfs Sew
Ing Machine and would not exchange for any have
dnd difficulty In operating with on. any Kind Of cloth,
from the hce Cashmere The anest Linen We have made
pair of Linen panls for ssvsnts Ihaye
au operated six di6sent kinda u Sewing
that woaid reoonmsnd s9} Rscs z bay They are The only
much the cheapest machine. Il Lmple In oouspctsop,
10 understand and not likely to gel out VI osdeL Almost
every person inst hns Bsfhos operate aod Singers
Tint worked on las. sesr give Bsrthels W
rs ind no difficult; In getting NJ W. e WORK On Bar
os Machine They that something great ssg.t 2 be
for the that Invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
lie and Lock glitch. ltune l6-dlnsl .. IT.
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ISegalla.
nDD Fellows Regatta "i hadsnc and show styles EIrh-
Ircn respectfully invited call and suppl, ihrmsse
Ir approaching festival Call bcorc the. arr all
\marrh 26-d-iL NM. /. PAbl.
EWLECrIc MAGAZINE, for August
IL Gode,'s ladys Book.
Pet,rson's Magazine. =
Btiou's Dollar Monthly, g"
Just received nj NICIoE$ BOOK STORE,
jEil 2l-s lsi Main Street
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Regalia,

ENtNtI Neck ties FOR the spring Net Lace Tubular Eaton
all &C. &c Collars Gloves Hois.rs, &c Just received
10y march 96-dl-. WM L. PAGE.
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New Millinery and Fancy Store.
Miss kOSIhNSIII.I IL IiI l,N'Il I,I

FAkE pleasure announcing Ia the Indies and cii2,hs
lAnrhhutg aud surrounding country th they have taken
the upstairs floor AT The Warwick House, where they VIII.
and amer u the lAh is "nr TOR inspection cniire
and large stock :" Parts fomrs Foalhcts, Ribbons Hon
tnts talurs. Head Dresses Pins Nets Jcwer, ,rnh
Enhruiofi, Eu,hcs, F.nch ,urs,ts, Hoop skirts In
dies Hos. Gt Saxon, Yarns real Russ, French, Thread
aud Boul litc,s
The Ladies respectful, and specially solicited Ia call and
examine sok nj En Nl ot the lnt,-t styles, and
which VIII sell at wlnl, sale retail Al wcAsk IN trial.
contnt uifrr such Inducements Ia purchns
must secure ih,.r orders sept ladiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24
NEW LIvEpS ABLE.

TAX his opportunity oi informing onds and patrons
1that have and always intend 10 Keep hand, hue aud
general assortment OF You've WORK TOT ss, which on,r
tr sale reasonable terms
also keep good stock Of HORSES, BrGGlEs AND
HACKS for hirr, which b, had at notice. Call
ut WILLIAMS mtw brick stable opposite the Post Onee, Lynch
burg. Va.
april lS-dly. r. WILLIAMS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
Large Stsck Of rall and Winter Goels.
STIGLER. PETERS q Co.
No. 100 Main tnc Street r.,
RE receiving daily large stock Of ST ApLE AND FANCY
~ DRY GOOls comprising variety u sly lr, qualities
anl prices which the attention of their old customers and
buy generally invited They deem useless relerae
ru.h long esiabse that they viii seii 40 ch,np q. can
he bought In the c,bl lei all who want goods call and cs-
speak louder than worls.
Farmers Factory Men particularly requested 10
anime their large stuck Servants Cohng snch nse,
Pulled Cloths kerse.s Saitine Canada Cloths &c Of The
very best make sep, s'dis
THE oRDATnsT TRIUMPH OF THE AGE
WHEEL FER II WILSON'S
WING MA ClllN ES!!!
They sew ut the rate Ut 1000 stitches minute,
or 86 iaoAes a @iaatsi
Judge Meiss, Of the American Institute,
Great C0nqucrOr OF all Sewing Machines.
They have taken
THE FIRST PREMIUM
~ AL tie Fns, boM IN Ire States rel as CaiVornd.
There can be M question as Ia
TIT Err 81 h R Il 1T y.
The, can he found a, all the different seso nom t t'A
ENGIl.EDONESt FANCY STORE
s.ynChburg.
mug
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RAILROAD RscsIPrs.-The feceipss Of the Va.
Tenr. Rail- old, for the month o. August. 1859,
were a. follows:
Erelghts... .....,....S<1,oIo 20
Mail and Passengers ...........ouo3o ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-24

yENiIE exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
Il firsi Monda, in september, with EaH LorDs " Iryes-
and ample facilities for instruction In all the brthcs Of
study pertaining to COMPLETE Ffn EDUCATION.
EXPENSES-1ttion IN English for term of five months,
$40; In Latin French, slDi IN Music ~; Board or i've
months 40
deduction made under weeks. One hnl
the Board and Tuition required IN advance
For Catalogues containing further particulars, apply TO
idy 25-l4ciy SAM'L X. COX, President.
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N z w E ST A B L I 8 H M E N 4
At the Lower End Of Main Street
E. SNEAD & SON
WOt' LID call the attention nf the public
[CEN Ia the fact that connection with HOT 81
TTrFx-SII5--El CAKPENr ERINti, they prepare,
E.AAaEss@EfxAy manufacture SASH, lLINps pooRs
Shop Work would be useful Ia builders
Also match FLpeSG CktiNs, &c-and having machine
omnenlly adapted t" the fning q Boz Ha"k would solicit
share of the patronage uf those who want Boxes made
81 Plank Planned. box Lining, &c, sawed 10 order.
INA, -d6m Respectfully, T., SSEAn Il SON
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TINE CIGARswe have Just received aneshsE isvsee Of
superior which invite the attention Of
smokers. tsept s-dls] W. A. SrRuTNER b co.
ENTs GAlTERsI have juas received supply % Gents
N Dress Calf Gaiters-v1sy nice. p. SEABURY
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