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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03
TUESDAY, u MORNING. j
a Journey Under Paris.
fFrom the Rnstnn Innrnnl1

4 corraznopdnn+ IS .C-ol:.I. ,,
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thc ,Jen,h Of obo"t 80. ntgn' ol @ Steps 81 10
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fonr lan7ns TLo go, 'a''''; was lisuteu y
Ff,eon feet h;nS, ,.,S - 70 y" StSt-W WY
With a ditch or carni olIot - t"''
wherein olI the iirt onJ sI.L - D.; ''
carried ovor ~ tfo .'l'u ~ 't1S lS
wbicb +orotIar ~ atss.t - a. St"eW ans
T%a Irb61o :, h,s;I, lENl 4ecc M'uS.
sandstone and 81 i.o,t ~ Iti oe1ut.'ui. "nlIe
and cIoon NJ sfn;,'t ~ Il9 Ia NNolS HeNI
nercent;LIe G,Ga 49, =. o"o sihelt WAS Was
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of 5on,rsI si,;Io 'a'H no s'E"
~ 80, %",iS Vi the "rcn
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;n,rovon,o'tn r'" ~ 80 Sa.h o;% d. tue I%teSC
t,p T,,s,5,a'1 80 SIuesi "I ABOUT
othar oro o1oninao tLroI,.n 0m ,'.,;ah "ne IN nm
TrOrl,n,o,, M onanso3 H., 81 tue
nent ;ron InaIars ~ :,sn 1919 " pe' mn
stnrr, sbn,II -, 9""u:" ram
tLo s;jar.o1is. 1T :. LS-... ~ ''Sc "Ne'
o,.o,,,.S,'a ~ ol F"re
III Tha enos. s. A.
~: eohte"ts ne VI lne sewer VI course
10 t#tI .uo t'se' 'oe,ne' @ "uu tme eu[reht
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Balloon Ascension at PointBrc.ze

The Philadelphia Ledger says that Prof.
Lowe made a balloon ascension from Point
Breeze Gas Works, in his mammoth bal
loon, "New York, the same that Mr.. Lowe
was to use in New York city for the pur-
pose of crossing the Atlantic. but could not
get gas enough from any one of the gas
works there to fill it. The arrangements
at the Point Breeze works were such that
the balloon, which holds over six hundred
thousand feet of gas, could have been fill
ed i'll one hour, sixteen inch pipe being
connected with the immense gas holder at
this place.
At four o'clock, the time announced for
the ascension, $50, 900 feet of gas had been
passed into the balloon, giving it an ascen-
ding power of about nine thousand pounds.
This quantity of gas lowered the gas hold
er eleven feet, and is about the one sixth of
the nmountgenerally used in the city in one
night during the summer months. Taking
off the weight of the balloon aud its fix
iugs, estimated at nearly three tons, there
was left for passengers, ballast etc., over
two thousand FIVE hundred pounds. The
balloon itself, being about one hundred
and twenty feet high, with proportionate
diHmeter, did not exhibit very hand
some appearance, with the amount of gas
that had been put i'll her, not quite one
httli OCIHS IIlGuI lciIflIIS IucOLuCFlO nAuR
down like n string; but ms it was, the
quantity appeared sufficient for easy man.
agement. At four o'clock preparations
were made for the ascension, and, owing
to the number of ropes to be handled, and
the great care required to ease the balloon
up, it was nearly six o'clock before all was
ready for Il lofty excursion. The professor
when all things were ready, stood upon
the hoop, above the basket, and announced
to those within that the trip he was about
making was merely an experiment, but
that lie designed starting OH IL voyage to
Europe, if the citizens of Philadelphia
would sustain him in the enterprise, and
that all persons who might feel disposed
to contribute to carry ont his object, would
find him ut the Girard House. In conclu-
sion, lie stated that he had room for sever
al passengers for the present trip and that
they would be taken at S25 head. at
this announcement, n Mr.. Stern, Mr.. Shed
aker, and son of Judge Mallary, took
their seats in the basket The word
was given to let go, and the balloon
ascended gracefully ana slowly, TAX
ing direction towards the city. There
being but little air, the speed of the bal
loon was very slow. After reaching the
city, it was waited across the Delaware,
near the Navy Yard, moving ut very slow
rate when last seen.
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= 51E-NINL EOIlCEs DOIlDle Inc NbOve rates.
- VT early Advertising reasonable terms uccor-
made. - 3
crs, to bO paid for in ddrance -"e
Legal advertisements will be CHARGED at tle rstos
prescribed by law
Eusiness Cards not exceeding five lines $40 per year.
will be counted less than a square
!, The privilege Of Annual Advertising is limited to
the Advertisers own Immediate business; and. all
advertisements for the benefit of other persons as
well as all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales and real estate sent in by them must
be paid for at the usual rates.
R8HA Advertisements not accompanied with written
directions will be inserted until forbid, and charged
accordingly. ' -,,s eS"
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
Marriages, Notices of Funerals, and announcements
of Sermons, SO cents each. DoyIl-50
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T. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 05 Main street.

WHEELING, VA.
A RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IH1poR
IA TATlONS, being the largest they have ever nlndo
III one Season, and embraces the styles of WHITE
GRANITE, or Iron STONE CHINA together with Common
White and COlored Queensware in great variety Also
Band and FancyFRENCII CHINA. either in setts or
separate China Decorated Vases Colognes Card Bas-
kets Tete Teto Setts. Fancy Cups Mugs, &C. Also,
heavy stock of the various grades of Pressed Cut and
Plain FLINT GLASSWARE, Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention OF tho Trade and will du-
plicate to Merchants their bills purchased in the East
at prices. nug.15 $50
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03

Two editors, Dalton and Happerla, of
Texas, have had 5ght. Dalton was shot
the throat, and Hepperla in the head -
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New York PaDer WarGhOUSe,
JOHN q. I,AKTN.

[s"cccssor to Wheeler & Lakin.I
VTTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection On Thursday, March 29tIl n new
and we'll selected assortment OF
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings !!
AIS Also complete assortment Of GENTLEAIEN'S FUR
The patrons OF tho old firm, and the public in gen.
erai are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases intend sell
ing at small profits to cash and prompt purchasers
thankful for the patronage bestowed upon the old
ifrm. solicit continuance of the same for the now
establishment. JOHN T. LAKIN Merchant Tailor.
lnI2S-4wu No. l02 Main ST Wheplinr. va
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r1nE AND INLAND NAVIGATION

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accepted consistent with solvOncy and
fair profit.
EsyteiG! aisnion gis.sm TO Insurance cf D TTELLLNGS
and COntsmfs for terms Of one 10 fee gears.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
Anl uninterrupted through of financial sun
shine Nnl storm periods evcntful in exempt from
sweeping cnnilngr'iioms and maritime disaster. BE-
ng long established cash basis, the troubles of
tIic credit system affect in material particular.
During hard times the security Of reliable Insll-
is an imperative duty-the ability of property
Policies issued without delay. and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity. by
y. c. ARTHUR. Agent.
Office the Bank Of Wheeling.
tcOl9-daw till ian LIST SO
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JANE SwrssHELM ndvertiscs cditorially in
her last paper as follows:

her last paper as follows:
WANTED.
In ST. Cloud, = large supply-of raw ma
teriNl for the manufacture of brides. None
in the market, and pressing demand
Those having any surplus to dispose of
would do we'll to put up small packages,
carefully, in straw bonnets, berage wells,
crinoline and silk Aounces; and consign
them to the care of our commission mer-
chants; Miller l. Swisshelm or H. z.
Mitchell at Lower Landing Bnrbanks
Express office, Mariatt Il Sims, druggists,
Able, stationer, Proctor & Clarke, or any
of our business men will gladly receive
consignments. Evans, postmaster, re-
quires one super extra package for his
own use. McKelvy, County Attorney, is
in like condition. Our place is perfectly
infested with widuwers and old and
young bachelors, kept SO from the neces-
stiles of the case. Widows and maiden
ladies, none on hand and none likely to be.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03

LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
Wholesale GrOcers 81 Produce Dealers
Nos 20 and so Nuin-tSt., Thcrling, Va.
WE desire to state to the friends of the late firm,
and to the trade generally, that are in possession
of the most ample facilities for the transaction of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce Business.
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
to our with fidelity and promptness, and the
most favorable terms. Your Ob't servants.
LIST, MORRISON & co.
Wheeling. January Cd, lSG03 jam
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ibOicC First Class Insurance
I'm tn z

R0-Casn Capital 81 100000 absolute nnI Mnimpaircd.
WIN s1EPLCs OF S506.3S7 IS.
Aud the prestige of IS years aud experience
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JULY 8, 1860.

= CASKS OF TURKISH & GERMAN
- PRuNES: 40 BUSH round and split Peas,
S0O lbs tintels. ian excellent article for soup,)
400 lbs Presh Caraway Ssod,
2OO lbs OF the very finest sweet spicGd French
Chocolate,
200 half and quarter boxes of sartlincs
cases Cross BlacEwclrs celebrated English
Pickles.
cases of "soyers Rclsh'' and Sauces."
SO whole, half and quarter drums Of Figs,
Fralcs of Fresh Dates
50 Who'll whole r. and q boxes Malaga Reisus,
q Fresh Naples WaInuts.
'' do Filberts,
=" do Palmnuts
SO boxes splendid Coast Oranges,
10 do Fresh Lemons
l0 doz;, quart bottles Brundiel Peaches, fresh
Cherries and Peas,
900 Fresh Cocoanuts
Together with general variety of Fancy and Do
mestic Groceries, just received and for sale cheap ut
tho new store Of G. WM. REESSlNG.
IS Market near Quincy ST.
mhO lUhion copy.l Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03

NBW ORLE ANS SUGAR,.-65 hlIds
1N prime to choice New Orleans Sugar received
this day and for sale by [myl5l NJ. REILLY.
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gatly gutelligtutrr,
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

TWELVE SOLID LINES OF NoSPARE11, (oR ONE 1Nc1 Oh
LESS, MAKE SQUARE.
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Hon. VIM. H. Ludlow, of New York, +
P. Dick, of North Carolina; P. c., Wicklif
of Louisiana, and others of Committee.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03
Saddles, Harness, Trunks &c,

"hOAhSALE q REIA1I l..
SHEPPARD, No. 131 Main Street corner o
y Union, Will continue to keep on hand alargennd
complete assortment of all artclesin his line consist
ing of Ladies' and Gentlemcn's Saddles Fine Coarse
harness Trunks Valiccs Carpet Bags, SatcIels Col:
lars lIamcs, Whips, &c.
would respectfully call attention to my stock and
trnst by strict attention and promptness to merit
continuance of the public patronage
All kinds of repairing promptly DONE and in pro-
per mTnncr. i n SHEpPARO
SUPPOSE 49, Main strcct
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Assets, january 1, 1858.
$l,506.3S7 So

TOTAL LIABILITIES;
Unsettled claims not tdue..........SlT3.92G 81
RB-Losses EQuitabIy adjusted and promptly paiL.~1a
Upwards of fSII,OOO,OOO
OF Losses have been paid 10y tho 4Etna Insurance Co..
i'll the past IS years.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03
LIGHT CARRIAGES ANDHARNESS

Ss+-g4BI LOCATION IN THE ATI[EN!EUM
9n@S4SF BmiIdng. corner Market John streets
opposite the Custom House. Wheeling. Va. Always
on hand Carriages of superior worknHnsIiip Vnr1rn
ted t" give satisfaction. Also. work built to order of
the latest yos and most improved patterns at ths
lowest market rates. mv1S ~
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DIRECT IMPORTATION. -
~ son Co.'S Jessop & Sons and sandSrson Bros
Cast anil Shear Steel just received direct from Shef
hNld England. For sale lOM,-by J. n. VANCE
"H'' Il; IN 62 Main 1t.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03

NEW hIACKEREL.-lOOh half barrels No
IN dium No. Mackercl, so bbls do,
90 kfps No. l and AIackereI,
20 half bbIs No. 2 do for sale bv
my31 MAXWELL. CAMPBELL / TINGLR.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-07-03

SPRING STEEL SKIRTS, Woven Gore
- Trail, in white and grey, received this day.
JOG dEO. r. TAYLOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
Snarklinr Gelatine

EiN ng"cc ll"Aes sparkling G"iuiine for making Jelly
"a hiac Nans' &c, Ac asu, Co1ius sheet ami Shred
"'i"ht' hf al" l.! JOHN II. SEAN,
ArLLE.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

UT HING. CL0THING! CLOTHING! !!
NJ. GlG(iI NIlE,I AIt.lt

- returned from de Northern rts and is daily receiving
artr AMI astrnHh, -t,rh at "a IL. AND Mn
III lblilNt, which IA u,tdiy, sSc aud puhiu!. Is
surpassed IL respectfully requests aud inv ties iic public
rl and h irrn!- examine has stock before rtcas
elsewhere liz, NH ho3 NJ Undue cash
iIpuri n!mg cusinn,rs tr others, he has II" morr uscx
ter''nr has ,a-S him L. act i,c'i! IN restricting pn,-
Ills -tp inherent styles toa> pau.s,
Ns ever t"Ils, prclnongn- oc that tr would be
fous Ia mrtliuu.
II has assortment 81 SEAMLESS tI.OriiISti the
eted uNrunn ol the age, and - nn! maIuartur,l
Ncd 10 eal and cNamn, them IL WILL doubtless, puzzle every
booty.
lie as also large stock "i Gcntcmrns AupS.
sur, cks, lies trNa> Mi Shirts and braw'fs Gloves
>lp~ lINih trCut-, NaaM Travelling Dlunhvts,
TRUNKS Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, lie thanks ,f
INst iatnrS ami iiNilcs ever, body Ia cali
\. E.-,umhr. Merchants would de- Nt lu call
or going krlht East ie par, for the whoe.ac
- 1T NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
T.iweekly Freight aud Passenger Line
For RAJ TIMOlfE,.

-r@s, THE powiaian Steamboat Company Steam
H.lc-.--S,ers, GEO PEABODY, Capt. fnHAsb PfireH
!gr aud BklNiDEfE, Capt wv. kEENE. viii le,Nr ltict
m mi tor baltimore every Tls~iay, NtSddy mud &If"f'y
.rtENIxG. will Baltimore for Richmond every THrsi"y
1assdy and .Snrifg tlereh, cnah ing shippers aud fns
,rs Il. hav. AN opportunity OF communication between the
W. points every other lay
i freight c,I IN both plnccs every day.
Speed Comfort. fine steamers equal IL not
superior their class TO be found ia This an! other
cir, hes. ing been fitted out with splendid state
l.o,n Passenger Accommodations recommended Ia the
ira, " frciy,iing c,mnun! the most comfortable
cheapest speedy nude of transportation between the
points.
gTs procured Office Shockoe Slip opposite
IIutcl, - steamers Landing. Eockc
ID X ". tuRl:IE, Agents Richmond.
sSt Idly j. BRA EyT it,. No. Light St. Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
BALTIMORE
a..... ,o shinners Of Tobaceo 70 the west.

Notice to Shippers OF Topacco % eNe VI
ys,lfE undersigned prepared 10 CIV. increased
sinpers Iobacco 10 the West has ing shoitehh e 'e
- ,sns and reduced from third To fourth class
ihra s receipts given TO the principal points IN 's ss o
p. on the ohio River and cghis guaranteed rs low MS
=. anx b.r ln. The only trans. pmeni between Baltimore
nianapoIis Louis and Chicago Is mae nj is
Iry ,r4ly from under eoser Thereby avoiding
asc and rragc and a damage On Tobacco rom expos
= r;,,.,.
e. No commissions charged at Baltimore or P,usburg
>" MAGEAW X KUoNS,
No. n North street, Baltimore.
fc, In Jsse Hare & Co. W ID. Miller and L. tiaytor
,,aI,,y. Ja.,, II,ald 4 Co.. and Jacob Brandt Jr. Ba
-. :. march Id!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
LOTTERIES.
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF DELAWARE
For January. 1s6O.

FRANCE, BR0ADBENTS CO.. MANAGERS.
VII HfyG TON Dill WARE
The Manager, The arniton Il r public t The "Si"s
snisnaid Schemes % during the present ;aanih
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

Reliable arie-. the TrAlc, b, MAJ Telegraph hiea
Application = II L., NtNis,
- ivau -tr't 81, s.. y.
Krz .srNr as. s obtained Nsuuaa tess,
Ncs Y"ss Whni-ar prnggi.. i'rurt stu leur
BifslHg YniI Manufacturers aud isi'r ia laf1l-
y B-KEEu@ ISE l. ta, trade mars iae h'Ht-tro oil
all Jsrsoas oauitonci against ung i rai a',-
80 ",her Wis u'4 Ii'n==A ".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
ESTABLISHED 1922;

iE non r,.s, lng reci fF1ta their inasna i'. NJ
N largest desirable s,ock y, lAll AID AlNtE
CLOTHING the, hAyr Inhibited, ANA g. pr hhhih-
Nil he made Is every throughout ''e a't lhir
aed WheT" ih,s pr
Iarei - shd~ al nh Times, fun Hnd c"ntirr a-srn'
To, fAshee=ile -nsr"iicu np IN iat - i' TIT
Merchant gnf.- nnt sd mi ts
rNoF-' Irir Second and n ~" H"af hr" devoted
oxc.ssrsis :" lae WHOLESALE TRADE. Hp1 WI i"' thhi
contain ani desirable sas n :atI.nat
aus tipthng Manufactured Ntih zf H'' al
direct the wants Of tn" MIR isi min,
North Carolina aud Ienacss.,- DvyuaL tia "ieie IS Hr
time a. TIA. nannisrur. aud sale 81 tioins MI ne with ~
exler,Ice. extensive OPERATIONS and u,vr na"tla' NJ
yaiHgcs Hni 10 offer The grratsi inducements.
kLEN, BALDWIN = ~ ILLIAMs,
n.y N l,lnnn.
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4, HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. s.
IA JOHN DOOLEY, ;
Al, Min Sfrnnf- RlphmOnd. va.

IN fi, tc,hii unusually large assrmen 81 t'"ods
/ IN lfr LA. zap and bur isnr.
b liz SOCK consists 81 all tie p"lmlAr styles "i
uAI~ ASD tAir
.r la ~, Il. the fi.i al .auiin Mole skin lrf-s HAT OF
5- an Sur,rn Mnuuf'ciurr The soft ~ ell nat
fla. syl., Ledger ... le crurn: Planters Broad inh
WOOL. HAlS,
, t W. Il qns,it, the finest sax"nt WOOL
MIN'- Eoi'- Mo tlIIlbEEN's tAif,
>. Tar j, l,il Flush It,r. -ra Glazed. sc. &C.
LADIES itDi<b HATS.
Il ira..t Ifrrk ard brow aud rclt trimmed N'f't;
tIIlIBEIS+$ IAI- AND CAPS,
ri ., .'y.o. lu-t imported from furs-'i'h patterns
LADIES ~ Is
,#,r. fpI-.ts Han APES, NUTS, MuiTai"ch aud
4 .l,an. aud Moe Faf-. an qualities and 81!
t.\l.l.I l.l. AND IEAN Killing ROBES,
sgar RIGat.. Persian, thirr. lined and rough.
Merchant ttd d,arrr trcnia, invited l." examine ms
=... l. f.f 40 ,Hofi spared Ia make Rifhmnnd
-.4l as 6: purchase an! other IN this country.
....# A.. John DOLBY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07

rER. THE subscriber returns his grateful ari nav ledge
To his old fricHds and the ln
ral Patronage toward lin. and bcgs ,,Nr l" in.,rm
tcui a the public that he has bern started la business.
he hopes hs more strict attention TO bushes merit
tinuance OF f.or. lie viii make TO ort aud kp hand
all kinds 81 IRON AXLE WAGONS, mady IN the most sub
sta,ial and style lie will also make and Nf
have made general assortment of Carriage, achawas
aud baggs Also, large assortment of and i~uarN"
sprng Moving Wagons and two-horse Stages Al Who sh
good work 10 The old Lyachbnrg Couch af Haoon fr
tory and a. he doing business the rncipr
ma. expect ~ gi sd work and al low price. Al who
good and Heni Bu2gies give a call.
march l,-iis JOHN II. BtlI.EY, Agent
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Eiac MalCllea.

q WE have q e aud large stock Il fiSE ESGIlsll
"a WATCHES. of the folio Wing manufacturers ,oNic
AS roy, Dixon Jos Lohsn Tobias, Boii A. y .ohnseu
David Taylor, Cooper, Eobnson, aud ilundoil. MISC
the largest foh Neck and Vest ,uain soa- ey
DC. ole r,ai in this market
We viii sill The above reasonable ihe
tces be purchased Ia the state, and respectful, jt
examination of stock J. WILLIAMS ~ son,
Oct lS-,lls Main street
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Eal>TMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS.
PAYNE 8 BI,ACKp,RO


III .,, .fI%E i"okS AND FANCY ARricLss,
th' 'aoc'y-H splendid rl'nr 81 c"gra'ins'" ii,
TIE Il 'ab!cta t1Hff Haei all Americans should have.
hoile, Ieri. a'tsw A.~inret p.g.oaog,y-, vols.
'',,g II b'>t'"J@i,A'd -mere,a ami Ea0si.h Ft9atte
"FIor,- ne:ionar."b, Mrs. f. wir,--a beautiful present
iio,s.hG! hcoN :" Por,t! a sGirrb collection
rT X ,i,r !o sr%nliI, G@na
"f"ait- OF ,r "rd'e mos. o'esnnt work so,n up
"rhe fr,,,,h rori,"- iua ,ols Turkey Morocco
Mount crnon aud its Ass"cationa and elegant book,
h!rns P"e'al Work, in Nar"ns st, splendid London
"'di"n, l'r'iisci, illustrated.
The lcal works Scott, AIo"rr burns log,r Batter Mi
";, i,aacer Sl"nerr, rhonrsou ssour'e,, lInlcck,
A,sur.rh L",,,on Edition of the 'plgrin's Progress"
Dickens W"rks-unllorm! and handsome, bound
r r's',. WYros,-!ryngs Works, &e,Ae
P''hc aud Family B,s, in great variety Of splendid styles
Prayer l6s, every price and style some very splendid
ii!mh hu"hs used by all the churches
FANCY ARTICLES.
Nin+ 'osks q" ~ style. Ladies' Won Boxes some Yer,
Gard Gases M",aice Caies nstn!s very elegant r
sta.ds i"' asses, Nc t'pd rcnz Poke: knives
a., -, Stereoscopic Instruments,
AMI r""' ii Ill sii, yer. beautiful iiu! y presents
, n".' r i, illEE IF. bEAurlfGL AAos Of different
the rars' and most beautiful Of cnsraving,.
ATTENTION, LADIES.
| o"r SHIFTS; HOOP SKIRTS, Just OPENED, JUST
VI -Ni'-husl "icurd, large assortment, 10 be sid
- be sold al reduction of thirty per cent rl,as. cali .n
Look al them. ~ val "'"
ne' l--"'' JOHN ABEAHAMS
lvoE!c 10 eases C. G. Mass Licoreeone of the be
~ brands iniporitd-ftr sale ~ ~
$3.50. EDMOND, DAVENPORT & CO.
srsePs .'-''' Ricl,nvnd Va.
Attention Wise Volunteer Troop and Homo
Guard!
(tALL at Nctor'- BOOK store opl s,,,.,. 100 -.
dee -NS' 100 "aii d.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

again appearing before the public soliciting their favor
Ito earnestly grateful! acknowledge this long AMI
ct'iurl patronage house of Gnss Kainc md shall
sc ever, -uri ia 10 make the nv" concen sii
worth. of their cuniilt',t.
we'd facilities every department II the business
vita the determination Keep The finest aud best goods
uaciufci latest nud fashionable styles
and r attt all minute "details OF The business lt
warranted in saying that can offer better SYKES o ci''s
aid at inwer prces IN tbr trade
Ny N thorough! complete that Shall
be furnish day notice. suits o the latest Parsa
81! aud viii guarantee give every person who vii
favor with i.ieir
CHARLES j. EAiSE,
Successor Ia Glass X Ralne,
de. Main street. lynchbiry, ir.nia.
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FOR RENT,

2Vl desirable property Nam street No. 70 consist ing ~
AVh large Store room, an suitable II u,
In" House has rcccut! boa, improved with IL front anil
additions II Will lie t'lol >uaratly the sor, room
and the dwelling, all together H,. desired Apiy to
/. j. kirNIatrck Capt Mrt"rhir Ms Camille f..nr>
near PaclPs Mill is also for rra; Apply Ia the Ires
SIT NARY \ ki\\lIp
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EsjSSOlut
N ew Gomez rn

INV ms Day InifI OF Mr. T. IT, Glass his rntrc
urcst III the aie of Glass haine aud K. H. ulas
ard tue business Will hereafter be conducted in aud
style ~ tl AkLES D. EAINE Al PERSONS having riaats
against either concern will lease them for
mcrt; and all debts due ir mill lie collected by
CHARLES j. RAlNE.
Las R'i, December Is. 1859.
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NOTICE

HNklS,ll, German aud Au.rritau GIAs-
plain and aney ttit los "o,H. NvluHt and Mah"gui!
trIme., at gr.Rll! toddoed itscS, At th cid sarl.
3nii& l.. WINSTON
g-ds M In Man II nrpusllc lhr Nurtul House.