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1s great rs1sedg for CgsswSspsiss and az efAsr dis
eases ~ th< PsimosaCy Orgaas.
The greats! the vaiue Of any discovery the higher
proportion - that public liable 20 Be imposed upon
by ne spurions limitations Of ignorant, designing
Nov that this preparation IL well known TO be q
more certain eufe for tneipiept Asth-
ma Liver Complaint, Coughs. Bronchitis, and al
similar a4setions. than aay, other remedy known,
there sre found those % villsinoasy wicked g to
conooce . SPURIOUS and perhaps poisonous mix
ture, and try TO palm IL of e. the genuine Balssm
n1 IS 70 easftos dealers asd tie public gsssrativ,
ssrisfss ssssstsrs er BuTFs ths osfsids scyap-
per. 80 = =
sale 81 z. ID. Gilman. 3. o. Ford, IT,, s. b. Waite.
G. stots. J?ha Schwsrtzs. Marin 4 Palmer, Wash,
ington; and By dealers every where. ocli-lv,r,
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WATCH RErURHs.--Lut night, Onhcer Gormley
arrested Hugh Atwell, upon charge Of being
concerned In the riot which occurred at Sc Butter
Row" on the 18th ult., In which . man named
Coilins had his leg broken. A man named John
bail for trial at court; but Atweu escaped. A
warrant was issued, and Last night the officers
made the arrest Of Atwell. He was taken before
Justice Dom, who committed him TO Jail for trial
cell range.
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s.a Is An 4. c s:s Sfs ~
ss r. Ss: q e: n s.s e ss
e public s1Is lor essh & Ws6Ssrs Iiysv1 80
isss q is o'cicsf a m. ~ 81 0efo6e. l.ssAat,
eesstss, 70 wit: Cry and 3orssu' WIZ.
- tSs s soo ; sad a.ssSssf
p sold g sst,sf{ jndsi.s Ne n % osteSss I'm
oss-dn MarsAal for Dssr,s; q sftck eIsns
III IN CONSEQUENCES or 4 r,sr.rr
wEDNEsDAYtks issS inst .ssas Sosf - pIsc s'.
ee l2-d Msrshai for Di.ssses 81 q 1as1Si..
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THHySEsr CLoIHr.e EsrAsLIsHNxxTm WASH
esvns their al styles Of Clothing made TO order fr
her retail t!sde E9Snishing Goods Of syesy kind.
svenss' Nss'onai Hotel bsiIdns. 90 1o-Sm
Nuns DRESS syIss,
yevrn' Dasss ssr.s, -. -. go.
cHIpasx's DHxss svifs, e''''''
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TIE AecKrrAScx Of notoviously WORTHLESS biiI
by magistrate in criminal Gaze makes some
taif just now u 10 avssred that n . per.ou ure-
scnis himself before . magissFsss and sussrs ia,
ne - worth me snouat required, TIE maxistrsfs
matter, even when he Knows tSas TIE Ssou..t 4
not .esfh ss,sw, % eyea d hopeiesIly in debt.
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J. c. MCGUIRE q Co. Auc;

IL BY CONSENT OF THE PARTIES IN
teTested shs Se9ys sale !: postponed until MON;
place. JOS. II BRADLET. Trustse. INV
J. G. MCGUIRE a CO. Aucts
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The CAsAL.-The Hagerstown Herald says :
We understand that the breach at the aqueduct
on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal has been closed
and the necessary cribbing ut dam No. nearly
completed, which will enable the company 70 re-
sumo navigation during the present week 70
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NEw PRKssYrERr.-The new Presbytery o
Potomac, comprising eleven minister and eievsu
elders was to convene II Bladensburg Last night
Considerable business Il expected 10 come befo,,
the meeting to-day. among which business VII
b the receiving Of the New York avenue Presby
tesian Church, formed by the uni on Of the
street with the second Presbyterian coneress,ioe
Rev. DE-. 6nriey will pseach the opening sermon
Tomorrow, all the ministers viii unite in crie
brsting the Lords supper.
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Nrw ceicnEss-we notice six very nne and
comrnodious coaches have been placed upon the
Union Line to-day. The names are: Jas Dunlop,
Henry Addison, Charles E. Mix, Albert g. Brown,
Chief, and Judson Mitchell. IL
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WE RxyER our readers TO the advertising col
umns Zoe announced change OF hours (commencins
Monday for the railrosd trains between this cit,
and Baltimore.
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Foa nnsr Class EsrAsLrszxxxrs In a, d
rartsnesb q bs.ineu, IN The city, Sc Cur Am,
bstieai Busines Directory, In asothse coians.
Arour eighty Thousand dalIas have beea =
sared i6s an Old School ocsbyswiss church u
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PARpoxED.-we learn that Jos. Cunningham
who was convicted Of larceay In two eases, Janu
AIRY sth, ls5s. and sentenced 10 the Penitentiar,
for three years in each case wss released Yesterday
having been Pardoned BY the President Tn,
conduct Of Cunningham since his senfence ha
been orderly and obedient, and the svmpathy Il
his favor has been increased by his being wound
ed while ling part against the prisoaess In ,
recent outbresk In the prison. His friends be
his youthful errors --'--7--S :
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Police MAfrEss.-Bsfere Jssfiee wiR;ams.-
chariss Here got tipsey al some candy store and
issued forth into the street bowling At such rate
n to quickly attract the notice Of the eonstabu.
larry, who siz-d upon him and masshalied him
bcfore the Justice, who collected . fne Of o. SC
from his prisoner add let hfm o..
MI bowling was accns<d u cbstrncting the
public thosoaghfares with timber, and was duly
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TOR SAI .E.-I Offer for sale valuable Farm
= IN Fairfax county,, Va, on liberal terms, CON
aiming 80 acres or viii exchange il for improved
north Of DransvIlle, with cou ty road two sides
Wen watered, and has an excellant orchard; and
about IS acres in timber. For further payfIculsrs
5nns1,re corner Brldge and High streets, No. 46,
oc i2-2W THOMAS T. RIcusIpu
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FOR RENT-A valuable GROCERY STORE
situated on the corner Of 18th and b sts wet,
near the canal. II is well fitted up with shelving,
IN the city for resident, country and river trade.
FOR terms apply to Mr.. JOHN MOORE, No. on
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fom! SAtE OR BENT pleasant COTTAGE
improving sections the District. The House con.
a,ns ro9%s also large Stable ct one end Of the
howers, vegetables, 10. Any person desirous oi
securing pleasant home will find an excellent OBJ
RSn5tT1if{ IS thi: Fer particulars inaui Of BAH
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VI NJ ENTS!
ARRANGEMENT.

Th ''+J th'b' p '"''' '''N
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
DEpICED KArE>--Thr L. y Mail Steamers. S-%
NuKE, apt. SKiSNkR will carry passengers to
and tom Virginia at ktDuCtD RArts.
tn JAMESTOWN. Capt. Parrish. leaves Rirhrn"nd every
TUESDAY Afternoon, at ! O'Clock, City Point sim "v"Iing,
aud Norfolk on " edncsray at II ocl elk, noon tDr New York,
arriving here early next day aud in time to connect with the
lin.- going East and North.
The ROANOKE. Capt Skinner, leaves Richmond every
FRIDAY afternoon, at 1 o cl,rk. City Pom, next uiorn, nE, at
. otl'Ck and Port,iuouth, same evening, FOR New lotk, any
ins next evening.
RETURNING,
The jamestown leaves New York. from Pier No. 10 North
fvcr. every saturday afternoon. nj 3 "coch, FIR Norfolk, he
ter>turg and tichmun i-'aking Freight to ga Ii place.
lhr l;oanrkc leaves New York. from Pier 40 Is. NuIlh L y,
or. 'NerN WEDNESDAY, afternoon, Mt 3 o'c"rk. Tor Fonts
mtu;h Petersburg aid Richmond taking Fright ir each
place, kEDUtED kAIES.
ta-stsr, stateroom included, between or.olk and NV
Sf''tAkc fdsSag i
Passage. stttrruon inciuu ed. bct~. zen klviInoud. H-trt--
hHE, and NV "rk,. X
H't'iaI' taseaKc,. $3.50. y
Passage. staterV"m iucindrd, between Lynrhburs and
Ne" i"rk Id
las>ag Ia aud IRON N"rinih, same as by til" River U"ais
MEALS. FIFTY CENTS. Eek IRA.
N" new and ctgauf steamer YORK TOWN will soon he
pot upnn tho line, at the same rates AZ above, fuimi < a Til
" 49, ~ line.
tI urkots, apply to LEE. ROOKIE Is 20 Agents.
april lds. Main Street, L~yuchburR. Va
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ss.thi NsrIsc'h. Wcsiern nmd r.icr,
Ill Il 1 l. Il Q u T u,
virginia ENl4AE RAILROAD,


E,'lii Charlottesville, Stauntou. Lewisburg, and Charleston
a Va, G1yauloite, &c. Tw daily Trans for Washing.
i"n bahunorr, ihl.addiphia, New York, Wheeling, Cincin.
uIti. la.ii>NtLc.
Day Maiian4 Passenger Train leaves Richmond, daily, at
,Gia \. NJ.
H'sat Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily. except SIndays,) at 10 L. NJ.
lac oit A VI Train connects at v ashiugtu, with the $3.50
T. NJ, and the 80 4. VI with the 5.l5 A. N. E4press Traius
from Washington tor The different points above named.
u Through Tickets cu he procui ed in Lynehburg at the
TicAet Office oi The South-side railroad Co, oil A. w. HORN.
liz, Ticket Agent.
-" ~ ID
10 iNli'itHIHa. .ss s......s......... 10 10
To Bllim"re.. II 50
To W ash,h5t'n anu Alexandria. ........... 10 80
PassenRoraior Washington are I down ut any Hotel upon
fchis} wanna Avenue, free OF charge.
P..saasers leaving Lynchhurg at YlD =. NJ, by the regular
Mail Trait c"nurct at liiehuond with the dis A. NJ aud those
ireN"ne py the i ro,ght Accommodation At SEQ A. NJ. connect
with the o.iJ T.. VI. Train.
i'assenge's aud their baggage transported betwee the De-
pots IN ltchinond free OF charge. ani to tho Depot or any Ho-
tel on Pennsylvania Avenue In Washington. thus saving hack
hire.
Through Tickets can be procured in Washington TO Pitts.
spnyi"e, lndlanapoHs; and Vine nnes, Indlanana Louisville,
Nest. ~ Baggage checked through.
TfOS.~
aneJtts Gen l. Supt.
GrANO.-4,00O Hays Of No, 4
q PERUVIAN GCANO, landing aud for sue by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
jan. CdlyI Rtebm, MI Va
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To onaksr CaH kARily eswing Machine.
~
kfCHNoND, "a.
9sH8 MISUNDERSTANDING N whssre scqualstsd
~ Mmu1A - ~ ~ bes FAMILY SEWING ma.
psh8es ana hf se tsnawfag reas6nA vx
Mshpskags = fsrutSay!
esSpsaA pAA go lsfsssy sssneyes On t>ysas esvk
UissaeUeSsafepesh ssAssfaks tvsts If rusisdi.s sAna
.!.sss~:.s1sot~.-@@;. e. sA4A ia "~ ~ a''sa '''
I'D go - O. q ~REAsoNlsLE PRICE, q
TlsMsnnnae.slnns1.seas 70 he psbis les than . yesr
aee hsA pseaayAeA Aina sysf nsa With sach uaparalisi.
Cd 0eoAm = 6Aen = Tina
The nsnAeheepFss baae unable, until recently. 10 supply
ths ceotanty nereeeang Demand. they err now being manu-
hessfed eftee efAsfoat farsorisa
The Wsa1o9nj sacr~s II fhls Machine y sffrlentaoief TO 9th
sr cssa wen - shos cpapesafed ADORE One IL rs relia.
bihfy p~f4ufnhgi h any hands all that Is claimed for it-~nd
an.ther n - prkic as d.t4rminsd no, TO pay the enormous
prices NJ ssreassnahlc profits heretofore asked, when the
can 81 Ja.t % esod . nashlne aud much Irore simple, for
We have s,snufsctsrci expressly fr rs n PATENT
ADJUSTABLE HEMMER. the oas oar that hens all ridhs
and hik~es, ecmelnisg With IL q tuck Cuag..
Our 80 Ma. hine b the ope best adapted to all kinds Of work.
coar.e and hfe. and h the IN 81 papuisr.
All oar Machines Heu. Tsck, Fell Gather aFd Embroidr.
We have them In 6us Cabinet Cases, at eso-hnished extra
fine.
An We ash h . fair inspection and we feel confident yen viii
fE AGENTS l.. nearly every county in tho
siaie. To aay snau, active man, liberal inducements viii be
oec-rd W. H.. FREAR, Agent.
aprfi iadaclawforsns
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LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.
LII \ lllll'lkl AlKdslN

.NsHBCHt virginia.
T1lE fourth animal session OF this INSTITUTION will commenc.
L on the 18th Of September.
The locanon IS one Of the hraithirst and most accessible In
the entire souin; and the course Oh study, both Classical aud
Scientific, equal To that of the best American colleges.
der the care oi Mr. J b. Hankcnslip. a ersdua,e 81 the y,r
ein!a Military Institute, al more recently connected with tie
United States Coast Survey.
The several professors viii have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School, IN which young men viii be thorough, pc,
AIRED for college OF business
FACULTY.
Rev " W. WAtkrH, Chatrrqa q tte Faculty, Professsr
OF Mental And Moral Selcne,, anu ui llstory.
LfcuRdus q MATHEWS. a. NJ, Professor of Latin and
=. II. UAutlI, A. b., Professor of the Greek Language and
j. &. BLASKrxsnip, Professor of Mathems,iss and In.,rue
SAMUEL OAKLAND, A. M. Professor of Constitutional Law
ID. A. LANdhohNE, n. D., Professor OF Anatomy and Phys.
iology.
GIUSEPPE ADoLrHo sAHroRl. IL. d. Professor Of Modern
EXPENSES
board 81 per week washing 81 - per month; fuel and
lights elO a term. Tuition. SEQ in The Grammar School, and
so N the Collegiate Department. for halt session
tanned oy addressing the Chairman Vi the Faculty.
ExTRAlT D'AnsYNrH..-A br.,rr@ rrn.ca,
Gus Bii,ers, aud highly valued Tor that pnrpose ,lroaghou, ali
Europe, For sale by GoNTHlER & Platter,
Jan iids Main II opposite the Norscll House.
GRAVE TONES,
OF a'izes, always on hand and made 10 order, At
~j>nl-dnI Lynehhnrs Marhie Wort.
Ccas.Tl , sss r. a .spsrio: .es FAMILY c.rea sn-
march 9-dts.
kNsNEsr subiime salad O.l mud Worcc.,cr.
Il s1tre Sanee, just received by
march 3 dts. STABIER 4 yoNps
IN nARREs.s Of Priae Mo.u,"in wn,.Ly
e0O on consignment, and for sale low. by
ian 2ldts CAM, SMITH e. co
A assortment Of new aud ehe.u
"A English French, German anl American DRY GOODS
jus, received by Laprll 7dtsl JNo } rrRvIs, Agent
Observation-Disclosures 400 PA
i which Will be sold very cheap. Cali and look al them a,
mol april II dts JOHN
~ nsecttna Of The RearA 81 Dire. tors 81 the
"A Virginia X Tennessee Railroad Company. held AT The
Cmce 81 The COMPANY, In the city df ~LyncLburg. GU wedacs.
day, fuis aQh day Of March, 1859, the following Resolutions
were adoptssi. viz,
ResciUed. That fish or any other article shall mo-, be exposed
iof saie u The Depot, or upon the Company gruuud In LyprI,.
eofs. cniess by special pe'nissian In writing FROM the Pros,
dent Or 0susfAl bupr, intend snt.
nses.es: Thai the Adams Express c nrpany lie requested
groahd In Lynehbury. f~ &"
a cepy from the records.
sprasosA WILLIAM H. HUGHES. Secretary.
vraicns nud rssn C,vas. "A
- be DWELLING HOUSE, on Main street. Avriv
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othtt aa1ih-sidr knj!rOnd cSMpnny. I
FkfLkssuio, July LIST, 1888. {
II - iEs1s1Esaea

Isl, leSe.
hsnMCr ROUTE TO THE WEST and m.
ie,spang IL LyneEuus. via Va. ~ 1 cnn. iiai.road from x,.t.
burg to i'nsto', VIZ bus, Tenn. and Va i.airoad nom bristol
To h"oxNi.ie,Ai II Last leah AUD uu'ryta kai.r ,.d from KnoS.
'iit to baton. VIA "esI,in and AIlsatir i;alIoad from Dal.
ton To Chattanooga. VIA y ,shsnie aud Chattanooga Itai,ro.d
from Chattanooga To Stevenson, VIA Memphis and ulari..au
kaiIr"aad from Stevenson To Memphis.
through Inkcls Issued l the aDnve points and the s,r;,,.
ant i'as age checked through III The office son.h- side Kali
road e,mu,l'cfnso gu aU NIjAI next, he III so or Inn siie Rail
NAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
p 60" eriins WIN ts f'eiiin"nd and b."yaIIs Trains, a,
burg P""
Leave Petersburg dai,y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5.aoy.elk A NJ.
Art'ye al I.urhu'ino lsune.iuul at.......... s:I6 :.
Arrive at farfn,tir ..........."...... ys5 " .
Leave ~ h.hIhIs dsiiy i..........."..... 9.Ju F." i"
Arrive AT farlhvilr .........."..... " Am.
Arr,,sa, a, f :' t.aneli'') "'.....,.,. pl5 = >"
fIEiGHi TRAIN. 'D
CONNECTING with RieLnond and Danyille Trains ut he Juno.
Leave Petersburg daily AT. u
Afi"e ut bnfk"vllle Junetionl at......,.....l2 NJ
Arrive at tainvlle lJD T. N.
;Nf'''o" AZ i'vncho''rS st..,,....... ........... 6:2, 4.
ih"\e 10y n'"h'i6 ally .................. Am.
Arrive at BurAcvllc Jun,t,on) at. ..........:I0 N
An Accommodating" Passenger Gar 10; tue Way "a 90; or iroa ~.
" " ~ Tee attached TO the Train leaving Lynchburg with
, Lr'G'i al s'y y i and passengers COINS up or West, viii
ta@t on A"a r's iii ,sasrnsers, 10 be strictly observed by those
IA 'h''tf"i 'h' iia'r, aud Ia No eIsc will The train be stoppei
W"sa"'s, W,'sntr, E.i,A', and Whites. Notromay e. H.
h"!"[E,.,". Ft' :; 'ish n,idee' f.rm.ile. Prospect, Ramp.
Nntr, 'P''"s' 'on''f'' James
CITY POINT BRAGc!
N""ih'Site X. sd Freight aud Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg "'.y (snria. sexceptcdD At ......7 A. Al.
Arrive it"H I'm; at......... ..............745 "
i.ra,et tiy '"h' 't...%.. "
'Inrar,,r n,"s ,"nn"i y a., me i,mr
r''r-' it l''Hti r Au.,"Ih. and every Saturday nyrninr
l"' i"'," ? 1''r'"- VITA 'lt he sir""ers ''"apoke aud
i;' At 'n"'' Train On tbs .toad will be run emily when
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4 a q FOR rAlE FAIR. - she universal cry
D y and th"nsdnls are participating IN he festivities which
sucn iuterestli. OCCASIONS affords. Far the resent week, the
lhr'hg ng mutttudes are invited l., the city ot Hills, 10 ENJOY
is hos ltaiity and participate IN the interesting scenes. wLi,h
arr Tue offspring of sui occasions.
Among the nnaiy attractive iliers 10 which the gathering
thol.lnis are invited, and ever welcomed. may be found the
Tie Od WhiirAnrsf ih,t0yraphie GaItry next door 10 the Viz.
Hina Is mk, Main Street, 10y uehnuig, Va, where hundreds Of
aiken SIS OF The uoblr,t woi Is III creation are on axhibiiYn,
tree Ia all, and u any ,hputt d. sire a lac sinlle of themselves.
II shat be furnished on short notice, aud AT prices that cannot
iti TO please,
\ nne assortment of Cases and Frames Of every style and
grade. constantly OH baud AI-u, ioe<eis, Breast Pins, Fin.
ger Itngs, " atch Seals. Charms, AC.
Pciur,s taken m p>rry ST lie OF the art, at all hours of the
da,, AMI IN Al. kinds OF weather. ID. ii bliss,
oct Igtsl Practical fhot, 81. phsf.
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saslD~. Bacon sides. shoulders tInn-;
SV$I - 800 Sehoolrh = cvicinnicl Worlds Far Hams ~ tc$.
ad itj keg- No. Leaf Land: 100 blls. supr, ior kye Wills
ny imb hbls, Apple Brandy IUJ bhl-. lehned Sng If 100
kegs Nails, 20 drz. buckrts and Eruons 30 tubs "xira \"
NOV Goshen Butter lO bbls rIuIls pure ii"m; ~ bfls.
Ire h ale aud Cid,r; lD bbis. M - and , Maekerol; lD
packages fine French Brandy ~ punch uns Imported Rum
,o0 tags t"fe, .Op b3s Portland Syrup AMI so Mp
!aesr- & r sale by JONES a co.
apVl 80 dts itirhnond Va.
6lCiNETC,s GOCOAlNE for the hair, and
ep >tcwArIs COEG CANDY, just received ty
march 3dtS SIARI.ER y JONES.
uDlKE DAD DICINAs. 81 q 4 - k ~
French Brandy, Whiskry, Port Wine, Gin, Madeira
Vine, >ehnapps, &e, for safe by
teb ds STABLER & JONES.
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e. vcsicas aud cssn Cs~ss. -
- os DWELLING HOUSE, on Main Street. A.niv
tapra lsasI NATH. 0UGGEKHEiStE..
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0OK 80 YOUR GOAs. q WOOD hills

4 ODK 80 YOUR coal WOOD BILLS.
h MeL 10 Just received another supply of the celebrated
Victor aud Merit COOK STOVES, Tor wood aad coal. which
Were so universally admired al the late Agricultural and Me-
,taniea + Iii la tbs place. BY the great saving at fuel, the
iAic auess OF casting. their super Tor hnah and icrfect opera,
,iob in the various departments Ut cooking, they are acknowl
EDGED To be the lest Stoves known. We h,ye lifted To some.
n Uoppcr Reservoir, u, hot water b"ilc,, v ..eh 4 a very great
convenience in furnishing hot wat, T III All times, without any
additional fuel. being heated by the smuke pipe, and without
interfering with tho cooking arrangements at the stove.
u,vsdtst G. = Hiss & CO
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v Ut SNNVTBDuTR,
SIGS OF N EAGLE,
AhFFERS to his friends and the public generally, one of The
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCHES, JEWELRY,
~tiLvERWAIE, FINE CLOCKS aud FIRST CLASS
GOOD, OF every variety In his line ,ver presented to the pub.
liz, as cheap, brilliant and beautiful as can be had In any other
establishment In this or any other country. In every depart
ncnt articles manufactured or iinport",) are Of the newest
styles and the most unique, 'lassical and elaborate workman
ship. septs Is
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a.NIHE, LIFE AMI AKl H.
H. LfNCHBUkG iiosE X FIhk INSURANCE CoMPANY.-rhis
company makes Insurance. against loss ~ damage by FIRE, Oh
Dazzling Houses, Stores, Tobacco / actpTles and other bnud
trgs, VI iurniturc, goods. WAITS and uyrrt attaiLe, generally, IN
tuw ii and country On tho most iavoraJia taruty.
AIM makes Insurance gu the lives ui all persons enjoying
good health, aud ui sound constitution tor lie hole duratrpU OF
NE, u tor a limited PERIOD
saves employed IN orduiry occupations, will be insured on
traa,uaEie terms.
The Company will also take marine RISKS from and to any OF
the Northern OF southern Ports, at favorable rates.
BUAttD OF D.kLC luRS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. CUBBS. Vice rrosiient,
GEORGE b. THURMAN, tni,i Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
JUnS OTEY TAYLOR, WIN. T. ANDERSON,
JAMES +. PAYNE, joins 4 DAVIS.
NM. IL. STRArToS, MArlltk >. LANGHOHNE,
SAMuEL. Il. MCKINNEY, Chs Il. StAuGHTkK.
JAS. .. NI!.IiAhiS, Treasurer.
CREED 4. WILLS. Secry.
DM' y y NJ p ,,HH, o"LS'; Medical Examiners.
The Medical Exam .naiIuu OF sub ruls tor Insurance val be
u,adn al tue Onier oI the Company Oh each day bet~ee the
houts ut = and 1 ovlock 4. Nj. fub - dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

WnAer~iGmeA beg leave n
49, thetr fraads and the public In general. that ihey
I sesoyse sets a.. their WINE AND LIQUOR BUSf
1EsNessess keps m Main stsaet, opposite the Nosye,
cASssssex =. toealIy ON MAIN STREET, opposite az
0111 - - next doFr 70 Il. G. v,etnrs Bnokstore.
nsNeeBeAeo 80 pfincipae from the beginning IN kern
~ sss11 sieoss. Me ars sui Determined to o6er nothing
- - - - eeAsiscsd ri To be psse
srss - dOhTHIEt 4 PLATTER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

ftLO KS: CI.OCKs:: OlOCKs!!!-The
subscriber MAJ Just received over one hundred CLOCKS
Of all sorts. shapes aud patterns, 10 which he woald invite Ire
stseusion II hs frieuds and commuaty Al large. PLEASE call
aud examine, and you wiil hud the prices 10 .uit.
Rep copy. fass astsJ JAMES DINWIDDYR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

Once o iihc sOaih-~iie q. IL. Coat
PETERSBURG. Feb. 18th, 1855.
A + the regular monthly mcelins oi The Board OF Directors
"A OF the 5 auih Sid. Il. Road Co., the following RESOLUTION
was adopted -
Keso.ved, That the Freight Agent Al L%ynchburg hereafter
IN requested to collect all freight on goods received AT or de
,,s"r,d from hi, Depot on or before they are out ofthc posses
iob oi The Com Copy from Record.
to-, lots JAMES T. CuiHBERT, Ser'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

nII.-: OIIs:-sperns, u.nmp, Lard, Pis~
Y y Salad, Machine, just received by
tss 7d,. srARLER & JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07
Pfrparca By DR.. J. q. AHER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist. Lowell, Mass
PRICE Is CTS. PEi BOX 1--WE RoAES EnE Al

AND sUIN BY
J. II SEAY, Lynchburg; PURCELL. LADD s. co, Rich
mond n. +. RlVEs, Petersburg; Nj A. SANTOS. Norfolk
and all Druggists. feb 81 .ditj.,v
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-07

ID NEW STAND! NE w Ds!
~ Having sold my cAtir, stoc OF Goods at my old stand, l
have located below tue Norveil lIousc. opp"site iial,s Livery
stable, " here l viii continue the Gr"csrg aud Commission Ba-
saess. thankful 10 my friends aud CUSTOMERS Tor the li"cial
pairon age heretofore extended me, solicit = continuance uf
the saline, assuring teen l will offer Inducements tor ash. !
viii keep constantly on baud, IA nice selection Of CIRQUE
klES AND rAtLE DRY GooDs al o, Corn Meal, plar
ter an1 sul OHal. J. &. SHEAhEH.
nm III ldfa