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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

VNyEEKLY COMMUNICATION by STEAM
w b.tween NETWORK and LIVERPOOL, calling a.
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land and embark passengers and
he Liverpool NewYork ard Philadelphia Steamship Com;
psnys splendid Cydebui Iron Screw sseamAhps are
70 sail - follows:
NETWORK FOR LIVERPOOL -,
KANGAROO................. SATURDAY, SeptA
EDlNBURSH ..........''.'.'' "a Oot =,
GLASGOW. SATURDAY. ct 10, -
And every Saturday throughout the from Pte No A. NJ d
C.biu-To Queenstown Liverpool. 20
Cshin-To London (vs Liverpool
9teersge-To Qoeenstown or Liverpool. 9
Stsersse return tcl cts available for nix months, from v'
erpool.
Passengers aided to Hayre Paris Hamburg Bremen ana
Antwerp, q through rates -, -. VII d m
Certificates passage issued from Ouecnson 70 ork oV
Fbee have supsr~r srcorlnocA io Ps'sengeu
ere constructed wn wstertght Compartments ana carry expo
T F,i,s or Passase apply the office Of the Company.
" IOIIN O. DALE, No. Is Broadway NeT-York, Agent
In liverpool 10 WIN. INMAE. Tower Buildings.
In glasgow, to VIM INMAN No. 5Enoch-st
FE,HE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
BREMEN II. Vessels, Commander, carrying the U. D.
e'A' VIII SATURDAY, Sept 30 at u o'clock p M,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Passengers for ....
LONDON HAvRE HAMPTON and BREMEN,
At the following rates:
First cabin, 800; second cabin, $50; seersse, tSa
'0I loish' S & si5CiS p fUTeEN REICHELT
The BREMEN viii sail from the stream cPpoite pier No 90
and peser gers their baggage viii be put on beard by
pg reg1srk between the pier aud the sSip on
the Gay sa6g The last boat leaves the pier a. i p M pre-
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A NJ MBHvIS, Anctioneer.

A ". MBRvIN, AnctoneeT
pY BANGS, MERWIN d Co., Irving Build
I'd nss Nos. s94 and $50 Brosdvay-Saes Of Books Sta
honeIy, Pictures Works OF Ar. Fancy Good Furniture Gc
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept. %, at O'Clock.
CHoIcB PRIVATE LIBRARY valuable English American
Boek eowphFrg variety Of choice aud many
boo including sShrst editions &c. Fer particulars
estAlorue.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPT. Is, at 7 O'CLOCK.
ILLUSTRATED AND STANDARD BOOKS-A large col.
lection Of valuable BOOKS including elegantly illustrated
English WORKS in cb bindings &C. For psricu as Cate
locUe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
Orean 6tsdmers, or.

DEDUCTION IN PRICES.
III ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION ComPANf'
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POSITIVE SALEM PARTTTION-BY OR

DOSITIEE SALEM PARTTTION-BY OR
DER OF THE SUPREME COURT.-A VALUABLE
Farm Of III situated in La Grange Duchess County
Directs from Poughkeepsie with excellent Dwell
ing Out Buildings Orchard, Woodland, Sc well wsteed and
eocd condition being the farm lste Of William Mscse de-
formerly Of MILO Bird and John H. Fitus will be sold
without WEDNESDAY, Oct g. ct IL O'clock at the
in Poushkeepe Terms liberal For particulars
apply ~ JAMES SERGEANT, Auetcneer, Poughkeepss
A p. HAN, Referee, No. 81 Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

NOR BRIDGEPORT-DAILY LINE-FARE
i so CENTs-The Steamer CATALlNE, Capt; William a
Vail viii leave Oliver Slip EVERY DAY, at IL ociock NUN
,n;ns an connection With the HouIatonic Railroad Ihe
Eteamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck slip EvEhI MN
DAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at IL oG:oek, NUM- ~
rvip9 In time 10 connect with all the ExPrets Ir,ms
HNEE III '0 " GEO. W CORLIES, Agent
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A J. BLBRcKsR, Auctioneer
A pcOLUTE SALE OF IS HARLEM LOTS

A BSOLUTE SALE OF IS HARLEM LOTS
"A an Sth ard 6thavs, l3oth, 1894 18th and lSStha
, BLEFCKER, SON CO, wil ssll at Auction
THURSDAY Sept q, at u O'clock 1t The MeschAp3 En-
on bEv-s Iots E. a. between lad and 134th-s.A
On 5thsv,-e lots e. = between hath and l3ShstG
On 6thsv.- lots on the e. q corner OF 13ath.st-
On l3oth-st-7 lets g. 10 feet east OF 6thav.
81 Iooth-sI % lots n g. 40 feet east Of 6th.sv.
On lS3d-st a lots n. s. lao feet west Of 4th-av.
On 'S3d-st IL lots u =. 100 feet east Of 5th-av.
On l34tn-st IA lots n. and 100 feet east Of Shsv.
On 1stb.pt- IL lots s. leo feet eaN NJ 5th-av.
Many Of above ts the beautiful plane Of the 5hsy
the residence Of Chas Henry as ESQ., deceased a
the Lovee Sites Harlem the 5hav being se~eSex
and planted with eetsnt 81 de above Mount Square
TIE GRADE OF THE WHOLE PLOT IS EXCELLENT.
TITLE PERVECT AND TERMS L1BERAL
SALE POSITIVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
Maps, &C, 3. No. Pines- (2cE1
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zoe. v,
GAME AND BApsA little good Venison wanted Ut liberal
prices the attempt forward early in the season Rom
distant points, without ice Is proving failure and causing an
this delicious Several lots have this
had incur carriage the 0h dock foot o.
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Bniloing Mlaterials.

TRAIN PIPES, glazed, vitrifed, warranted indie
,,Yuebls Chimney Tops Vases, Statnary, &c Depot OF
I.g Island POTTERY No. IS Nssss8.st EDW'D II QOINN
LINGUISTIC TILES
" For FLOORS,
PLUMBERS MATERIALS,
CHIMNEY TOPS DRAIN PIPES, &c.
MILLER a. COATES,
No 21g PoaIl.st.
DIPES. PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.
II a. r. B. BRADYs Pipe Foundery. Nos 81, o. Al and
% Gfeenet Cas'lTon Drain Water Steam, ana Gas IPes
z feet lengths, al tbicknesses Ofhce, No. SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

nor CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class steamer will NewYork the lst llth and It Of
Zach month except when these dates fall SUNDAY when
the day Of departure will be the MONDAY fOlosing Foi
freight passage apply at the only ONCE no 81 ,
corner Of Waren.h u D. ALLAN hsenN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
6teamboats am Railroa6s.

NIOTICE.-The steamboat Aida will discon-
nus runug New York and Poughteepse for the
season Of 1850 after SATUR DAY Sept a.
NOR SAG HARBOR, ORIENT and GREEN
4 PORT-Tke MASSACHUSETTS Capt Ravens, having
npTsssed passenger accommodations will leaye Pier NO 6|
lanes slip Fast River TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SAIUh
DAY AFTERNOONS, at o'clock
DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, making
~ the usual LsndingsTbe sesme, DANIEL DREW leayes
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
The TRUE BALM OF GILEAD
and
TIE PHYSICIAN THERE.

The QUESTION not what mslady aud evil they ca" cure bot
whs, they Aot curel f' ETH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
H. PORT and FALL RIvER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt. Brown leaves New foTf every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, ut O'Clock T.
n and The EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton, on MONpaaI,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 3ociock p H. H0in 'ioi
No 3, ". II. - 49,, A. ans, .,,D,,
can't on Nj the same shall have been paid icr
Freight 10 forwarded through with great opan ~
40 hIPless WV RnRDEN Agent Mo- 70 and n West 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

CHORT LINE to HARRISBURG, wa
y CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
- Without Chang, Of Cayl . 1865,
(Sundays excepted) from foot Of Conrtlandt s., a.
O'CLOCK A. NJ, FOB hAhblsouho'
pa Easton Allentown and Reading 40
c.rrsre a. Reading with Philadelphia add Reading Railroad
toy louisville snd PHILADELPHIA; ,,r,
and ~ HARRISBURG with MAIL TRAINS on PENNSTIIn-
VANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Esst and West NOhI NH
Pm CENTRAL RAILROAD North and south and WIN tne
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD, arriving st HATTIE
llLn rnnn
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miscellaneous.

%tl0hLlANikLuMUs
DUY YOUR SEWING-MACHINE where you
I'D can exchange II Il n0t suited
THE N sENlNG-MACHINE EMPORIUM
Ho. 4S6 Broadway will SELL or RENT.
The Wheeler Wilson Grover 4 Baker Fiuke Lyon Ladd
Co. and other hrst class Sewing Machines with the
,,~,yil.e. oil exchanging within thirty days.
second band Machines BOUGHT
V. W. wlCKEs. JR.. No $40 Broadway, Broome-st.
DRTJSHES OF every description at the BRUSH
ID FACTORY No 529 Pess Franklin square All articles
sold At the factory prices Paint bIashss Of very
49, onslity g. insanity on hand JOHN HOPPEL
~ PATCH ~ Co, SEWING MACHINE NEE
I gs and Trimmings of every description wholesale and
rstaH IL y WELTON A Co., Agents No AS Broadway.
EDW. CORNING 81 co.
n Have removed rom
No. 81 John IT. 70 their NV SIOhE,
No. 20 DusDesi, near bToad~ay.
MASONIC and i. o. Of o. +: REdALlA'I
Isds.. cbsstsrs &c WIN n PRICE, "a Broadway II. y.
TORCH HTS, ROMAN CaMDLEs,
ROCKETS. and general s.oItasSs o. 20 nobo display.
&xis ~ w. J'sYmE6 \ BRo, No 40 Ssos'"'E
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9Gles BIO Inrfictt.


A RARE OPPORTUNITY for persons 10 E WSns o.
= .IRsI CABINET Tbs c,ytsp:s of Ss
snp<rsy furnished resSsnoe No CnntoS psoe 10 ssG
Ssss ,aIe DUNG Ss present week at oneAaE IL value
A. '0,'isen. - nirate family. All 6rstolass goods In
fe sIder lev the leading Gticles only can be men
- az ,rst,, W.. B. w, and Mahogany PaIlor Dining
Hosa sns Cbsrber Furniture Rich window Drxpery Mantle
49, R,oT-e ana Decorative oil Psntires; Elegant Table
49, =, n, INSCRIPTIONS 40 &C. There Is end to the Gaia
t nothing be ssked for That have not got Cs and
- S,om : a n. 10 8 ?. no.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

Touching St Johns ~ F. 20 land Passengers and receive
Abe Roy al Nail and Government Dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

APPIROur ocked beyond all precedent,
aud oldest declares that he never saw the dr.
Considering quality Of much the fruit offered II
REILLY wonderful At the present time choice Apples non
Western will scarcely sell for enough TO cover eoss oil
f..igk and ssoN Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
From Sept 1883, TO Sept From Sept 1852 TO sept 80
J. 1883 /, ls60..............2H
From Sept. l, ls5st to Sept:
NQ.l. .

l. 1883. 599I ], I85J.....s'..''''IIoN
BREswAx-Southem and Western p fb, a3G35c.
BROOK Connie. q 10 -
BEASs-Choice medium continue IN demand. We euote:
Medium ID bu 81 65dl 20 Kidney, y bu, 81 ol 15d2 W
Morrow, do.u.......l S0l f0l -.
EGG-Liyht active demand and upward ten
dency in prices have prsved throughout the week To-day
the receipts larger but decline in prices Las occurred
We quote at the mslk: $3.50
State, u doz...........l7 dl7Bl ..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

events. editor ofthe Helper book--so that In fact
and in truth the Senate printing together with
that OF the executive departments, now serves "a
pabulence for u Know Nothing organ on the one
hand, and tho sponsors of tho Helper treason on
the other; whilst that bogus military character
Gen Bowm.n, sits quietly between tho two and
pockets his per ccntngc ot the pr,fits Wendell
proves tho partnership bctwecn Blair aud Rivcs
by tho fact that Kiyes' business notes are given
in the name of tho firm. This arrangement 40
counts for the retiring Of Senators Seward and
Sumner when the vote was takep, thus allowing
Bowman to be elected SO as to benefit the editor
Of "1lelpcr.'
Add to .hesc disclosures the assertion that Wen.
dell has ~ support also the pennsy ylvanian and the
Evening Argus couple of apparently not over
prosperous Philadelphia newspapcrs-that he al
leges he had to sustain other newspaper staryei.
ings, and II herd Of beggArly hangers on, Seed.
man. Banks, Mclean. Walker, Rice. Seycrns, ,&o.,
aud u protty good insight is given into the corrup-
tions Of this gigantic swindling job oltho public
printing
COMMITTEES OF INVESTIGATION.
Committees OF investigation will be demanded
upon public affairs in California.
THE MINISTER FROM bolivia.
Gen. Belga, the new Minister from Bolivia. mr.
rived here to-day and is stopping at Willards-
No clue hns yet been obtained of the recent rob-
berry ut Charleston of tho money and other yalua-
bl,s belonging to the Gen, amounting to seventeen
thousand dollars.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
Staple Products from japan.

San FHucisco seems to be, since the opening Of
commercial relations wll Japan the cnrepot through
which trade with that country is TO be received
BESIDES receiving vt that port eral cnrgoes Of tho
manufactures Of JAPAN our last adviccs from San
Francisco states that TWO cdrgoes Of staple products
had arrived.
Among the cargocs n largo number of sacks
of sweet potatoes They have nnch the appearance
of the Caiolinas, but within ARE OF yeowish white.
Those who have tasted them cay that their quality
and flavor far better than the California potatoes,
and but little inferior to the world renowned CARROLL
naRthat they cook dry, mealy, and are very sweet
The principal article among both eargoes is rape
seed oil. Great prejudice has existed against the cul
vatop Of the 6aSStcd whence this oil is expressed,
because of its alleged exhaustion OF the soil and it
has always been held at pretty high figure. II is
the most used Of MI oils for lamps in Puris and its
virtues lubricant for machinery are well known
In Japan when entirely fresh, 1t performs the office
~ef olive o!n cooking. On board one ofttio vessels
it tried faithfully for its culinary purposes, md
it answered tolerably. Probably it would not seem
quite acceptable shore as at sea, and better,
less decidedly of too Herculenn a strength would
doubtless be preferred As a burning oil, however
its excellences unquestonabe. The specimens smell
very much like boiled mashed turnips, as it might DO
naturally expected coming it does from Of the
turnip tribe OF plants.
Leaf tobacco is also one of the importaiions. The
specimens of different qualities. One lot SEEM
ed exceedingly delicate and resembed the Havana
leaf. The tip usually employed for covers would
answer the purpose well, no doubt being very thin
and having small veins.
The pears were beautiful TO look a plump and
heavy, resembling mammoth rnsty-cont apple in
shape The core showed the true pear characterisi
ties however Raw, they tasted insipid and seemed
to be devoid of ''botom." Those who have tried
them say that when sewod with sugar or Eolasscs,
they mai capital sh, the flavor coming out wel
The rice is "stubb,," brief little article, not
ly as long us Soulh hern kernel, but powdcring
readily between the teeth aud abounding, say The
experimrt rs, in mncilage.
The chestnuts abont the size Of small horse
chestnut, and sweeter, when unccoked aud green,
than common ahestnut The isingass had NO
fshy TASTE and was very clear aud of good quality.
Among the cargoes were also peas, copper ware,
seaweed tor culinary purposes, and cnttle fish but
specimens Of them are not yet exposed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

MISCELLANEOUS,
FALL & WINTER GOODS.
JOHN Il. DAVIS & Co.
lO2 Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
a StanlA and Fancy nrY EANdS.
MISCELLANEOUS


WE take pleasure In announcing 10 friends and the pub
w lie gelieray thai have In large nnd
s,'leetcd stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
10 which We very respectfully invite their attention.
Plain Black and Figured silks,
Eich " Gro De 4 tasse
Epson for Mourning,
Two-Flounced sllk Robes,
Extra Rich Two Flouuced Colorod silk Robes,
Iaris Printed Mousin Robes.
Rich Paris Chniz Printed Aousins,
roplins, fnenas, Plain aud hay yndere,
llain and Printed French Mcrlnos,
llack French Merinos>
" Mouslins Bonbazinc and Aiiacas,
With large stock of Embro1crcs
tamhric, Muslin aud aencne Sets,
tamlrie and Muslin Collars
Nacnrnr aud Lace Collars,
Handkerchief, Ar.,
With large stock or G.ntlemcn's Ware:
Cloths Cassmcr,s aud Ncslngs,
5 AMI 6I Full Cloth,
Sleeps Grey Sattncs Iinseys, &c,
6lcach and Bro. Shcciing, 81, 1914 and i2I
Bleach and Bro, Shcctng Is and ~,
Cotton osnaburgs, 81 and ~
led Blankets, white aud coored Servants Bank.ts
With large stock of House Furnishing Geojs:
window Shades, Cornic,s, Table and Plane Covers,
thrlrting, i.ugs, Mats, Floor p Cloth,
trumh Cloths, Druggets &c. .&c.
Call and examine for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere
Mt Oct J-ldcis JOHN /. DAVIS X cos.
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MCKINNEY & co,
MnoitsALE AND RETAIL
GrOccrS and Gcn'I Commission Merchants.

Bhik N'luart, Nhh SIrcct, I.lhfh'nTg, Nh
nv ia r.'e.pi u Spring stock Grttrlcs.
w Iron, steel, staple br, Goods, consisting
tuha, Orleans and coffee sugars, various grades;
Loaf, Crushed, Granulai,d d and Powdered sugar;
Iagurl, Eo, Java, MpclIa and Santos Coffee,
sperm. Wax, A,lnnmntnc aud Tallow Candies
Brown and Funr, soaps, various brands;
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantations ID Dlous n"lanr &c.
spices Of ever, kinl Sole Leather, good and are pure
thrr Vinegar i,erl'a an, Ground Alum salt.
al Nos; Virginia AMI Western cured l5nc"n y" iiuhlnN
lcirnCs, in wtolc and halt bnrr,ls; No. aud Mnr,,
,s No pcr ian Guann Old Dominion Mails, English
IA Iron; Band Hoop and sheet Iron; Norway Na Rods
,'as, shear and Bisiced Steel Wagon Boxes alt
.ciler with staple Dry
No | and ohnaburg Bcarhed aud Brown shirmsS md
Shcciings, BuaIa plnntanaun Linen, toonAics striped
,1nabgs, Prints, Glughns &c. Ac, which tl frsl,ct-
uy ask examinations from their friends and III, luic gen.
orally.
sv Particular attention paid TO nsgnments OF a kinds
itnunrN prnliucr. nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON
TERMS

y,pGrNIAN pubshed daily g o. and d, N .a a.
% per n so win charged In all cases NO papst
Nanct, VAN y, Isscontinned except tthe opron VI ao
whI " shall have been ps,d n . 49, .onare of
I'll all sEuENTs inserted fur % cens pz, h ~
"a O, Or less as. nser"n ama Ssy and then 30
.are will be charged for each lnse!aym % nnhad
cents H. H. .ryiops be not marked on tue NSc''' w" "
bef @ .n,.rJ ., , out and charged nccordinsE.
TIL o''' THE YEAILY RATES ARE; AZ,
a, ana aauAfe daily. .....
r.. r.. two aiuares daily , rs
70. .,e .,,unrr tri- weekly 20
FOR TWO iuafss Intended for both papers subject " Sp
c,al contract ,i ~, limited TO their Immediate bu-
~ Annas. snr;srn,rpts charged for transient raVs l
sines. or 'hs iy appear In the dai ahe
notices which exceed eight lines arc e"'se'
sssaby the excess'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS
WHEELER l. WILSON'S
SEW ING MACHINES!

40e00-FoRTY THOUSAND!
40,OOd> FORTY THOUSAND!
408W-F0RTY THOUSAND!
40,0O0-FoRTY THOUSAND!
OF these justly Celebrated Instruments
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

Butter Butter.
IN Kegs and ferkns Mountain Butter {some OF which il
- ~ ~ very ane) Just received and Tor sale By
dees LEE, IOCKE & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

OPINIONS OF THE rElss.
II 10 the best have secn--Exa Examincr.
II does all ii I,rufesscs--Enquirer.
: No other compares with t.-Soulh
The work Is strong aud perfect lrlsnn Advocate
The perfect nsirnnent.-Ccn,r Fresh, lerian.
Equal, Ii moi superior, 10 any.--Trans.ript.
Decidedly tho bcst-Jeffersonian Republican,
Superior TO any.-Nirgina Cilizcn
The best In use-Cupcpcr Observer.
The complcte.--liockingI,am Register.
The hest made.--Vale, Democrat.
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM the State Fair in vrsi
MIA.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM n, the STAT, Fur in New
York
1t took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The state Fair IN New
Jersey.
1t took the HIGHEST PEEMIJM the state Far In Penn
s,vania.
1t took lhe HIGHEST PREMIUM at The STATE Fair in Ken
lucky.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the Stale Fair in ILL.,
nois.
II took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at the STATE Fair in Wis
consn.
Ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM Il, the State Fair in Mich
ii took the HIGHEST PREMIUM at The stat Fair in lnli
il took the HIGHEST PREMIUM nj The State Fair in Mis-
sissippi
II took the HIGHEST PIEMIuM at The State fair Mis-
souri,.
II took the HIGHEST PEEMlu at the state r4r in Cali
foruia.
The Fairs in Cincnnatti Chicago St. Lou- baltimore
and Richmond.
AS. ENGLEDovE, Sole Agent,
e, Is tu Il NJ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

EATIIER-A large lot of Upper Leather just received
i Ior saeby
dcio 15-ts FHANkLlN n Bko
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
Herring'S Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,

FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
MYTH HALLS PATENT OWDER- PROOF LOCKS, the
w that awarded separate medals at the Worlds
Fair London 1851, and the Worlds Fair New York, i' and
ARE THE ONLY American Safes that awarded medals
u London Worlds Fair.
the perfect security against Fire and
Burglars Of any Safes offered To the pubic.
$1,000 REV ARD
win paid any person that show thai licrngs Pa
Champion safe failed 10 preserve ts c7cns in
accidental fire.
= Z. HERRING 4 Co, Manufacturers 81 broadway,
Murray st. New York and IL IL 81 tirayicr ST.. \. -
AaESrs-B W. Knowles, Richnoad Va: X. f. Irster, Pc
tersburg Va; Row land brothers Norfolk Va; J H. Ttomp
son Lynchburg Va j. X Blossom, Wilmington. n. C.; W.
Herring Atlanta Gal j. NJ N b. f. lserd, Vest Point,
ca; Holmes & Co., Charleston, ). G.. tAw]
inn 10d3m
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No \ Pcrnyen Guano;
Rccse's Manip .,atcd Ganno
Snmbrcro tuann, Lynchburg ground;
Mexican Guano:
Kctcweilh Potash and Plaster.
have prccautnn 10 furnish reliable articles
buy the Peruvian Guauo from the Agents Of the Peruvian Gov
ernmen which ceranly pure am sole agent III lnchhug
for Eecses Mani unte,l Gnanp and viii insure IL To- he 'Sacl
ly what il represented be- viz onehaf rcrniap and
half believe this 10 lie good cruN pound
pound, crop that hc used III, ~umht,ru
buy the lump and have ground and sell good
he bought nhcre In the United states My
plan is profit strictly hope the
patronage may be extended 10 me that has been liberal
|, bestow we'd heretofore. WM. A. MIIIlE.
sept 13-,ils-l.,p copy On iia.in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09
Notice

UIAyIEG bought the interest OF Mr.. r. f. MURREIL
concern Of MrRRELL STRArroS all those indebted Will
please make payment to me- longer indulgence will not be
given WM H. SIRATioE'
JA>rAEy q, 1sC0-jrn ct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

TTAVING sold my interest In the concern Of MuRREIL
SrRArToS to Mr. WM. H. SrRATToS, all those indebted
said concern will please forward and make payment
him, as he alone Is authorized to collect the same.
JANUARY 2 lsGn THOMAS L. MUERELL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-09

NEW ORLEANS sUGAI AND MoLAssEs, NEW CIs,p,
~ for sale by JAMES BOYD d GO.
Jan 27-ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-20

A private letter addressed to us from Wash
ington, says :--"Mr. Summers late speech is
in great demand. The Germans are asking
for it, and an edition will probably appear soon
In the German language. One gentleman has
undertaken at his own expense, to procure
and send copy of it to every clergyman in
the United States (about forty thousand of
them)."
The Milwaukee Free Democrat has at the
the head Of its columns, daily, a wretched eff.
gy Of Mr.. Lincoln, which resembles South
Sea Island cannbal better than Mr.. Lincoln.
If Wisconsin were not one of the truest states,
the effect of such cut would be disastrous
The Wolverines could not stand it.
In GAINESVILLE, Ohio, new German paper
has been started under the name of Games
vile Volksblatt," with DIR. r. Zum Hagen as
editor. The "Volksbatt" is going for the
republican ticket, with the motto-"For free
labor aud free soil" So says the New Yorker
Demokrat.
There are at the present time eight papers in
Missouri with the honored names of Lincoln
and Hamlin flying at the head of their col
umns. Probably before the election in No.
yember many more will be found occupying
the same position. In 1856 but single paper
In the state supported Fremont.