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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

SOLOMON IL MUSSER,
NO. l19 siaia street.
WHoLE.sAI.E AND ttErAIL GROCERY.
NJ are now IN RECEIPT 81 our rAt STOCK 1T GROCERIES,,
Coffee Crushed. Loaf Pow Sew orleans sugars, Of
.ariou. grades Lagara Rio Java and Mocha Coffee, Sperm
Various brands Sole Leather good and damaged spices Of
5 a"% rsa. 6"o" s. s S Ss d ascn "d
Marshall Liverpool Salt, Cotton Yars. iaAss- factory ali
Nas Liquors. Brandss different kJ cihSr with rem
eal ass"r,nvnl q staple ny oo- such n" and
Heavy Negro Goods, single and double Nrn,ack, Oxfr
.ras, &e with large assorimcntct Nrgr" She
uacsurd
Tobacco farmers win an, To their inter
cs 10 call and examine stuck, which they
spcc,iuy ASH share Of the public nr,nai. friends
generally. oct 2Ldts
New Fail Stock.
- FALL AND wiNIkk CLOTHING, i,r r,.nii.tnen 1ie
lal, style. aud Ii. most fashsnaO apiar loves,
Also large supply Vi Gents Furnishing Goods which we
viii sell lower than an. other house In this city, Hats
Saises and Umbrellas from The Eastern factories nrv On
Youths and Boys cLormss ia all styles and qualities 81
on l'e"'e e1i ~ ,ssa ~ e. Now,ms Mnrr
ever been selling cheap 10 increase custou - :
Nanaeinsrs and Farmers viii do well examine
:" ''N ~'sS N"a's"s' Saws ~e., &c. sep, 9tdts.
ID RE kEeosENs or GOAL oli.-4oo gallons pure Ke
e-e, OF anns Coal warranted III best qualify. This
b s'la Adds =, JOHN H. sEAY, prusri.a.
~ N' tAHiING ,)ur Cards are now in per.ct oY,,ry
w having es n.wi, lifted thoroughly repaired and we
arr rsca to do NDiNG In The very manner al the
frs. no'ic have secured the services Mr. CoLEnAs
JONES OF Nelson Coai'y Carder gcai experie noe who
comes hy! accommodated ~ very Superior Jarier You
that ~am GOOD ROLLS send In yoaI Wool early aud We Mn
to card all us comes In without delay We arc
determined 70 lain may patron
zs We will receive Wool and deliver rolls nj our stos
We ~iikesp constantly hand Wool Rolls Tor Sale and Ex
: Change for Waal. - ----
Tie Highest fash Price paid Wool delivered nj our store
or mi'L Ina, A-d.al NowLIN d AURRklL
DERUytAH 0UANo.-4ooo bags OF No. Peruvian t,u.no
landing and for sale by 5-.ss
EDMoNp, DAVENPORT a co =. +,
Jan Gsliy z -, Richmoud Va
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szMI-BITUMINOUS COAL.
IRON THE kECkSTLY DEvKLoPkD
Willis Mountain Oh Piedmont Goal Field

Willis MJuntaiiI Oh Piedmont Coal Field
Near Farmvllle, Cumberland Co., Va.
SihE subscriber having made arrangements with
l. side kailroad Company W deliver COAL new
i~huon Mines 10 the ,ut I" L.! acir, has es.Jisn,,i
COAL iAhD On the lsand and appointed IL. Y. SINS, We'll
known eitizcn Of this pace, Agent r its and delivery,
whom please apply
Ihis COAL is produced from the mines Of DeBow Co..
competent and prepared SHIP L.n
OF toa thai may lury si clan.. osucr 4,
Is nttafa, free ir, s"'o and ot impurities and
durable, under colhisd"J tian "rint! BHiunvus
twenty-five per cent II l. rw n.e exclusively
lHssE MINES only u,
the ca. grades oi te ootsde r'iauu
eNee oi competition IN tins markell price
bo reduced according 10 the quany For pies
.ht, i,cJ wil De:
bor tira.c Coal cents b,.l,.I
FOR ohol, tual ......................I5 g.
sep 1""t,h JUllN \. DALEY.
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FRANKLIN &; Co,
wnoitsALK AND KEfAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

No. - Nam Sired nsrf door @ Litefty WareAotse
I.I n & IL Is u II q, v a.,
VIAvE On HAND AND FOR SALE
HI ~ bags Rho Laguira and Java Voa.a;
bbis Brown Exa e., Crushed and Pniverlxed sugar
10000 lbs. Ieaksviile and tnjh Cotton Yarns;
kegs Old Don,inun Nails;
20o sacks liverpool aud Virginia Saii;
% boxes Asiamau and I allow lhnalusi
$50 sides gDod Sole Leather;
b0o blankets;
10 Hammered Rolled BaH iIorse Shoe Round,
Oval aud Hoop;
10 heavy boots aud Brugans Shoes;
West India Molasser SYRUP sides
Loaf Makere in barrels and kits Green and BLACK
Brown Toilet Soaps Rice soda, spces Ginger peppes,
Salt Pere, Auin Exrpc Logwood, Indigo, Nader slarrh,
Chains, Grind stones Grind stone VI xse Horse shocs Nail
Rods White Lead, Zane, Tanners t Upper Leather Cast
Shot Lead. Painted Buckets sugar Boxes Nests of Tuba
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe hscad 1~inc Dcmohns
soneware staple br, Goods such brown beached and
striped Doestics Pad inseys Jeans kerseys Fn Cots
Flannes Red Blankets, 1acoc Apaceas de-, with large
general II fine and common Liquors, WnesSc
s Particular attention iad " lhe ssle Of fabaeco
Corn Flour all other kinds " Produce and prompt
ianees made Cor the sale Of same. oct 29-dActs
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NOITCE'

NOTICE is hereby given that the arm of william H. Hap
~ Co hss this aay been dissolved b, uutnai
srir parsnef George Hall retiring lhereom The CUISINES
WI hereafeer be carried on BY VIM. IL lis iaistlaaiIy
ecpt so-dts ~ssS
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Notice.

pEiNU compelled h, my health 10 retire rom the
ID caht suiih Ga, hug ca.a tender my
The very htors patronage extended Ia that hour. during
coft e'th The sa'ne, and confidently recommend
rtrs Old f-Hs and patrons reliable and butlnrss
j. Is. sNlIH,
OF Il II, Ken con, nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

CHINA. CLASS. A1D lARzHelWAax
$500 No ar afxueeseA eiohsesd va
49, b A3FswIIa - sz.s = nasa AZ 11sss4s...s
gr' sso ssss' 10, = d NV No. ystss
,sr k<. SAD -
~. wade tAsns ssd Sfessl Il fhs hos shagss
ia s,is< 3 s.as md by ~ she tas H soeA ar =:
ssarsd h.i can s-h !. bsI 2 10 saw sosss Ia -
nts5 suites reces NY eso drsci 6ssa tbe msnafss
: jsis s,diy o. ?. TAILOR. R,el,tnond. Va:
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL.
T. \ /. L., y o.

DI+I ~ ED 10 EACEL.
,... f. \ /. L., ! 4 20.
II st5 Mc offer eAirn u,lpcemrnt
10 examine stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The styles and Workmanship eiua 10 that order
by thc beet inilufs liic country.
VIZ procure al
The new aud fashionable
Fabrics sold by our frs cas.
ticth Ilo;r"a, mud
Have them manufactured
Po sal Il acnson.
From continuing cry inre mo- ff.n, ,tr FASH
lofnbte present. hor Garglrb l.
of which ~, cntiroJ ncWt suited u Va, tiiues
lat. ufts tuArs-lhe pipum tc hi, rl,l.
10 table 'atnen,. III" laietlL ue a. tbs sack tho Ia
la, uul ''V itcuArrrA.
III HtaS.,s suns Nant'I eat-A si,c ,il y
e, ~ kud 81 goods, uHgiaf p prices hnm ; lo So.
~ pfts NED fnoce tuNl-, ,ul aul lfinn The best
oerhle Wunurr, and ~httutlt q entire 'utsiaci,n
5it 81 tE BHEAstEp ltlH toNIa, Eluck Fans
ros ~ Tld Fancy uCr iHuH htn 10 vi /, Casslupru
Vcs'- hUp, I3t" ~
oI. fn,5 Flush N,tct isis da,rt material, r,n
and Fru -t Xes liain and Fame! tt~hnwrc cots, t,nsr,
~ tcwp
On t,ptrQg Shirts 1T nan men, M.riuo nnd Casinr t,
.iso, Fancy Muslin Shirts a ftrneh mHuuirlt, something
real! beautiful.
Ia. Railroad EugS Sporting iilantetS, Night Compricr-
Furr',l GlItr s, Nuic Hhd lmnHtud -hns from 30 fI
sth %" Nrrn. Cashmere SdR aud Plush
~ K Nor>t.d and Leather.
glL L,"y Imaginable Kind Of iientlr,nru- Under Wear
Sucks t"rH and every article To h inui IN lfst class Cu
H;' ious,. t,ltss ~ RAiNE
sept ood's Ia Main Strtrt iynchburg, VA.
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SOmbrero 9rIano

SOmbrero 4uauo.
7 > - Of Phosphate GuAno jist om somhrcro Island
lC wes lnes the richest doste Of Phosphate of Lime
known the world containing hetwsen 10 and 20 per
Of our ends pnd the publc geasag who deal m rzcrs
We ~ ea1o this Gunno here and
will sell atNorhea prices dedartng Actuai expenses 10 this
place 4@f
ton or b, mail A
McCoRELE q co, Sole Areuta
april d&ets. Main Street lynotburg, Va
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MCKINNEY q CO,
WHOLESALE ANp INSTALL
Gr8cerS and Gent commission Merchants,
- Bank SQUARE, Main street i,nrhhurg, Va.
M are now In rrca "i spring stock oI ,rocervs
W Icon, >t.ci STAPLE lpry Goods. &c, consisting uf
tnbA Orleans nni coffee Sugar. grades;
Loaf, Crushed, formulated and Powdered
lAkuira, l!io, Java, Mocha and santos t'utf'g
Sperm, Wax, AdainaniGc and laltnw iaudlvS
brown aud Fame. soaps various brands;
teas Golden Chop, Imperial funntun Delicious Oooug Be;
spices af ,y kind: sole feather. g"l Iaa,d pt,
cider neaT; Liverpool aud Ground Alum sail, Ion aris
al Nos; virginia ami Western cured lincon No Haitian
lIrrnga IN wh"- and hn barrels; No and Mackcrrl ia
ATS, VI" frrminn tnAn' md Dominion Nails English REIN
Il lrun, Baud, Hoop ami ehu, Iron; N"iway Nail Reds Nc;
Sasi, shear and Blscrrl se,ii Wagon Foxes all sizes
si,r With general assortment of Staple Dry Goods such
~" ani ognnburg, Bleachct and Brown shirtngs
@hteng bariaps, pansnnti"n Linen Cotnnades striped
l1nahufg Prints Ghghhnis, @c 81, la which .,
ally ash examinations from their lneaL and the public ~
rally
Particular attention paid o"usgn,ens nil Kinds
ipuhiry Produce april 2Dlis.
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Removal! New Stand! New

Removal! New Stand New Goods !!
Az ING sold my entire stock Of Goods at old stand
have located below the Noryeil House, opposite Hall
Livery stable, where will continue tire Socery un Loa0s
Ntol Buss.ess Thankful u friends and customers for the
lib, rn patronage extended soiet conihl
oil Tue SAINT, assuring them will Inducements
ensi viii Keep constantly hand nice selection at hl;o
and Mil Ora. .. q. SHkAIsklt.
,sr.,t Al IA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-01

~ HATS, CAPS. AND FURS. =,
- = JOHN D(lOIIIY.

q No. 81 Ms1n Street,. Riciamos.si, Va.
70 sxh,I, ~ Iesaats barge asss. Gseds
c',asisis 81 aii die popular sayIep Or rs
- ~ +" HtI ssskSit, UAte 49, ~ -ss,- r
In via: the eiiu DFs.a Maj ~
s and Of Northern Manfsc4ure, lie SEA On Fvi i,a
fte"ei s.,ie Ledger sie Bsh ervws Pauerv BRAD br,
l.-. WOOL sAA1S,,, ~, - =
ifeB, The lowest quality The hhest Saxopy oo
MEN's, BoY's AND GhiLDkkN6 CARS,
ID FUR Cloth, Plush, HIM. stal, 6iazed, ke., Ga :
=. LAlLka' LuDIhG HATS,
oi beaver black and brow ind richly vs1yeti
CiiLbkEN's HATS AND CAPS,
Of iaies syIes just snpor.sd Pariscb pa,t~ns.
LADlkS FCkS, w 1'f'
Nciorinea Tppss Halt tapes, Caprs MahA 1aecs and
.hdfen's and Misses fars AN qsaillies aud styles,
-. GAkkiAGE AMI lRAVki.IlNt kOBEs ~
Wnl Bunao, rersia'i. chinese lined and rough. tshA
Merchants and dealers particularly examine this
cAsise sock of M efsft ~ spsscutv make kcuona a.
good market to purchase An ~ olhsr IN this country,
sept DIE - I y -. - JOHN DOoLfY.
iSotiSE-oo eass Z Y, Mas lacVrcs-ons VI tho beat
EDaoSD, DAyExroar, = co.,
SEPT E'-1ts i - II s.sA Says histmund, ia.
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Brazilian Pebble spectacles.

Brazilian Pebble Spectacles.
rACLks. 1.-THE London Watch and Jewsy s.re) No iz7
Bal imors strei, Bahinso,c, Nd. IS. 49,,
GEpEos 0ptica informs the public thai he has located him
sc Hsaty In this and Will take sasurs In serving
them with simmons Co.'S celebrated PEBsLE SFEc
fy The pubic will lind The best article and the
tn.on and due will be given u the proper selection of
An "hcr kinda Of spectucies constantly kept hand.
Lsnses inserted and repairing done nj the loves prces
april i5diy..
Fire, Life and Marine ms, a..t
Lyncic,hg Hose q file Issuance Com lazy.
f1Nls Company makes insurance against ss damage by
ocr buildings Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise,
eueray In tow and country the most favorable
Also makes INSURANCE the lives of all persons
goo health and Of sound constitution for the whole
Ut life or for limited period.
Slaves employed ordinary occupations, Will be insured
reasonable terna. q
The Company will marine an, Of
The Northern Southern Ports al favorable rates.
BOARD DiKEcTOgs
JOHN ROBIN MoDASlEL, PRESIDENT,
JAMES NJ, CoBBS Wee President
GEORGE b. THURMAN Chief Engineer
DIRECTORS. -
JuiN O4EY TAYLOR, VIZ. T. ASDkRsos,
J.aEs r. PAYNE, JoHS 4. DAvA
WM. H. STRATToS MAUKIcE =. LANaHoRSE,
SAMUEL H. MCKINNEY, CaAA X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS Secretary.
Do WIN. OfWAY OWEN, ,,a,., r..,
DR. IL. GIl.MER, '' "Ae'~
Tn, Medical Exaintion Of subjects for insurance will be
made at the Office Of the Company each day be:ween the
hours " and O'Clock. p. NJ. feb El-,s
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SPLENDID SCHEME
2oSoa prizes amounting 70 :. SSs
Whole rckets ai0, Halves ~, Quarters 500.

1850 prizes amounting t3t0.O0o
Whole Tickets eiO. Halves ~ Quarters tao8
Persons who icsc need only remit Psek age,
for which We will a Certificate follows;
\ Certificate Package of 10 Wboes costs seo
do. Id Halfs, ~
l'o. tlo. IN Quarters, !" ~
10 do. 10 Elghfhs ~
~ Prizes paid Immediately after The drawing.
st An ordrrs adlres-ei g. fsasce, BsoApBEsrs Co,
Wilmington. Dvl. win proaa attention, and the
pfinepd srlciai drs inps sent soon rs n,cs
Az CAUTION.
Persons living isiaeee should 10 exirsms cautious Of
tes Lottery Tickets Certificates VI Packages Of
Tckeis. he country h Aeoded with bogus and s~nding
Loercs Every ndueoeni IL held ant 10 pcf-ns TO In
none, In thrH uaia Prizes ~ Iroal fe1 tIne0
head Their with Tickets sl Due Dollar 800
Capital Prizes offered, Tickets ~ All sucl IN es"ry In
rsns and money Il snt Ia them ios Tickets,
Is much thrown without the shadow 81 ebau-e 81
getting pr,zc. all Letterie whfe the Capital
Prize unusually large comparison the price OF ikc
In every instance where large fxes ugtfe. ur small
ni Tickets rui IL down lof oertain fraud. -
FRANCE, bRoADBENTs n co.,
ssdtdon Htlsstaefo#, Dsk
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'ShplIlE WuRSiED, Shetland Wool ehlorrnS school
~ unls, utnl- iupi, socks, Stucknas Gloves taitrrs
she and curod Nubas for indies, shetland Ves
us'lner many iuces
snc ioN prices.
NJ, 1idi~ /. A. h r. KINSEY.
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FAL1 sTTLE FKEEI IN HATS.
sriIzEks ne plass 2 by ycn made nnd, Ms
6c proiced ne fatni1dng his hnnesoas sassanen with
,he handsoues Hat ths can BE eduesd Thsss y nothing
thing really beau Hs does - design being egotistcal
but what everybody sayEsnns be therefore, want
aar peculiarly Adapted tothe form the bead and exquisite
y veaniifat s,itscfs b Tie place 70 ~ II - r.,
ia,s Of ss sds .Da aaaiy Hss r. great v yas
tlass sr Caps IAd Rne Ha and ~ kds offfsss made
W orde at Ne sboEsseG n0tics. 49, 49,
the ZIG bIun uAn- =. = " ~ = fnos l2-ds
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.


= 70 OFFICE of TBE SOUTH SIDE \. r. 90
PgrEksBU ID, Febrhss tiih. iosA ! !.
The regular sontby msaing II tho board d Diictof'
uas adopted
s-sd fnt Freight Agent LsDehbasg hetesfser b.
rsurs td Ia cee all xh gss received NJ " dsverrd
his po. before they ace out Of the possesason u
tho Company. Copy rom ieeert. 1l-
feb 1919 JAMES H. ~ rIiBERT. Secretary.
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NEW BOOK.
DAM BEDE by George Elliott
"A II ymns OF Ages
Mackay's Lite and Liberty in Ameira
ife Life. Novel b. author al Jno. Halifax;
-Four Years n NhAlrShp,
swallow Barn j., J, 7 Kennedy,
Nalolconic Ideas;
Buwen's travels IN Contra, africa;
Henry ST. John. \ Novel ny JOAN Esien Cooke;
Alcohol
Received to-day, PAYNE Is Bl.ACkFoRDS,
sept l5-dts ~ Main street.
4 'b MlAl.-Wc prepared Ia FURNISH flesh ground
- Meal ia A,lEil quantities, AT mil
All ,u griri ,cosc FACULTY makes bet
nirH ion fnnii.
march }. dis NoWIlN n MURRELf.
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AorICE.Mr. VIM. j. Chidress Is hereby auihurzed IN
may iO-dis j. II. &, WINSTON.
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ID, II. t.. t.uf war APPLE BHt.tDf,rr prcscry
Il Bun,A Goa,4,-, tei -a,c by
rtI Oats SMITH n ADAMS
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~. II. lsLISS.
EPrAGliGai isLs,Is.gHak A acr.

V(ARMER'S AND PLAINTIFFS ASSOtIA lON.--rhcre
l. Will he All exhibition Ia his the lh thursday In No.
veibcr ~ as ca'iie slee loar!, priGec, aud Vegetables
Fhc exhibition To beh,ld ocr;y Ware House, and sale
W be con,ucted by John h. iiawkins
The objects Ut the exlnhou Improve this market
well as la the Farmers and pluniei 10 Which all
Of the latter In this scnii, ther pro-
ductionS Amor the cx'bion sale, will bc uceiing
Of Planters at the Gil! Hotel, r the purpose of
The organization To be tlc Planters
cailon nov. TIA
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AMERICAN GUANO. :

fHE attention o. the caed Fer
Il nlzer from Jarvis Island In the Pacific Ocean, aud In
possession OF The American duaio Company ~ formal
the T. s. Government Inc pcaapai ingredient the Amer
lean Gaaao v Phosphate and SuiphH,s " ne Ia soluble
chdon HAT can readily be taken up By the pant and
b. niiiui IL suffcuut Organize NAL
ter !ieins Ammonia 10 Pr,acu dn immedale AMI
erf II d'rs mo- ari Amuiaui, but coners lasting
III the stl utter the crop Though
was o" Introduced n Virginia IN April u has been tried
markei effect, IN rapidly favor Con VIII
1t has oen Irc with astonishing esus only producing
crop bu nsurng ad VI grass. This Guano pu
up In bags or bare, Win i Trade mari ts A,neriean Eagc)
AMI my name upon each pAsNAs and sasssa!d Y be pure
a. rzt3 -. 4, MUSkS LACY,
,ei 6-d1y Agent for I,yuehturp.
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4 ,oEs, MEAL. LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER-Th.
~ u,itrs'ne,, has rnied nom Mcssrs LanghGn< john
their Corn aud Plaster Mil he VIII kes constantly on han.
the above arlc,s wi win sell cheap pqncua
CdAS. 5. -LA.SG1iORN X. 6oks Aren't
march 4-,s sale u Wssatn Rss,rr IN M civ
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EVERY OTHER TICKET A PRIZE
Prises payable In full, without deduction.
LOTTERIES nvkRT rams - DRAWN
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In o. III Ssssg si sssss.ss:.ssssss sisa!ssas;ia

tlohks Sfawl-, NC.
~ "t Who all %. ID At grent reduction In price. Look
"r argan-l ~ 10 dts
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Servants Wanted. ~ ~
YkNE subscribers wish to purcse for friend In Alabama
Il experienced AaHio DmngfSlm coed eiac
tdtk, Washer and Ironrr Ihe gitleman In
Intends them for his and
Tor sale, with tic requisites icssncaton and character
ma. rely upon not only g-s,g fai ynues but aiso
leaf hule foF apy Ia
sept l2-dts-Rep copy III. LAN0HOkNE d SONS
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Make Your own Soap.

fHluE Keystone State Ssponider Concentrated Lye wifi
Il make soap with little ne trouble; will lype is
valuable fur Nil purposes winrs strong lyc required; viii
make hard son. &c.
We would caution the ae against IN. success
OF this article has Induced uaprinc pars huate
fn' directions It'll each package.
Large suppl, for SALE by JOHN II. SEAY,
2I-its - lruyvla
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For aiichn.0na and xOrivli

SeaboaId Towing aud transportation Company.
IlHls COMPANY Is prepared 10 transport Freight 10
Il and from Lynclburg, Riehiond AMI Noroik lowest
Their Boats 20 through without brkng bulk, mud
from Norfolk, thus avoiding all charges The Having
fleet ~ Boats and fine steam Tug shippers Of Pro
ducc market aud Of Merchandise from the last, caIcu-
late the greatest dispatch and economy Freight received
daily, and commissions charged point For rules vi
Freight and TOLL sec their printed list.
L. II. STATEN, Agent at I4nehbur4
j. l.. STATEN, Agent al Richmond.
GARRISON Il MAlGNE, Agents al Norfolk
W {. SMITH, h,icra' superintendent.
lnp a
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Obituary..
obituary..
ie,,-rc,rr on o>-.- o, r,,,, ,,-rc,,,x.ec

SUICIDE OF ONE OF THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY.
The telegraph sends meager accounts OF the suicide,
the 18th inst of Mr. Judson Hutchinson of the
members Of the Hutchinson family so popular here
1t is fifteen years SINCE says the Post this band Of
singers consisting of the three brohers-Judson John
and Asa, and their sister Abby-irst appeared here
brother, Jesse, since dead their financial manager.
Their concerts at that time much the the
Opera Good music not frequently heard in
New York then at the present day and the simple
quartetes and songs Of the Hutchnsons with the
panment of an ashmatc scrophine, enthusiastically
admired. They went TO Great Britain where they
well received and long biography othe family, written
by Mary Hewitt, appeared in HovNs Journal They
travelled all the United states until the marriage of
Abby, and her retirement to private life, broke up the
troupe.
The brothers. however, obtained the services of another
soprano, made visit to California became followers OF
various sms and nterarded their concerts with abolition
not attracted such good audiences public taste has
changed, and the Hutchinson Brothers have not recently
appeared in public.
They made considerable money by their concerts, and
several ago they built curious house the town
Of Lynn, Massachusetts,. Directly behind this town
rises bold precpitous granite hill known in the vicinity
the Hgh Rock" On the slope of this, and the
affair." OF wood painted brown and of nondcscrip style
Of architecture II commands noble view Of Lynn aud
various adjacent towns while the peninsula of Nahant Ii
nearly in 'front.' stretching far out into the
This house has been closed during the absence Of the
Hutchnsons their concert tours but the public had
free through the grounds TO the summit Of the
High Rock which often visited by strangers and others
DESTROYS Of enjoying the beautiful prospect
Mr.. Hutchinson committed suicide by hanging himself,
being probably deranged at the time. Mrs. Patton,
(Abby John and Asa all that left Of the
famous Hutchinson family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-14

The NEW FISHING VESSELS IN GLOUCESTER.
MAss.-The Gloucester Telegraph gives list Of forty-two
schooners and three boats which enrolled the
rct of Gloucester during the year 1885, They present
aggregate tonnage of SAG tons and So 95ths This
increase Of eighteen schooners and $40 IS over the
amount enrolled In 1857 about sevcntydvc per cent
This remarkable when take into consideration the
fact Of the general stagnaon Of business resulting from
the breakdown Of 1857 OF these vessels hiryone were
built in Essex, three In Gloucester three in Annsqua
two In Newburyport IN Salisbury in Mirblehead
and one In ast Boston OF late years the size cost
fishing vessels have greatly increased This was necessa
ry from change in the fishing grounds very few fish
now being taken along shores perhaps they have
become more expensive than profitable. The new
Gloucester vessels last year averaged nearly eighty vo
tons, and their average cost five thousand dollars
giving total valuation Of than two hundred thou
sand dollars invested In the business In one year. In fish
ing Gloucester leads, and seems determined to CON
centrafe its energies in that pursuit As general
thing II Is an Improbable business but while IL Is unpro
htabc for the most part 70 engaged In IL fleet Of
three or four hundred vessels brings great amount OF
money annually into place. the three or four thou
sand men employed cxpcnd most Of their money in that
port, while twothrds Of them perhaps do not belong
there. This renders the business profitable 10 the town.
not do as well as in some other pursuits Hence Gouces
ter one OF the most progressive towns Essex the
commonwealth. Having now almost the requisite popu
hton for city, has perhaps In the last two three
years had as great relative increase of buildings aud
population any other town In the county We glad
II is SO, for no people deserve IL MORE