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JERSEY SETTLEMENT LAND FOR SALE.

JERSEY SETTLEMENT LAND FOR SALE.
HAVING MADE INVESTMENTS IN THE SOUTH
LII West offer for sale that valuable tract of land
in the Jersey settlement, known the KELLY PLACE,
and containing $50
This plantation is situated mile from the North
Carolina Railroad and is in good condition being well
adapted the cultivation of cotton wheat and tobacco.
For further particulars refer in absence, TO Gov Ellis
Raleigh, and B. B. Roberts, Esq. Salisbury.
ANDERSON ELLIS.
December 2, 1859. lU3-6m.
I'm JAIL.-TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
IL Jail in Raleigh, negro who says his name is
HENRY and that be belongs to Augustus Miller of Baden
county, n. C.
The is requested to forward prove property
pay charges and take him away, he will be dealt with
according to law. w. HIGH, Sheriff.
March q, 1860 25-tf.
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The above is the title of work which has been recently
published By the undersigned at the North Carola Book
store, Raleigh, N. c., and is now for sale in
One VOL of nearly 600 pages the low price of So 60
Postage any part Of the State of the United States
So cents. Upon the receipt of four dollar N e. Bank
Bill the work will be mailed address, and the change en-
closed in United States post Office stamps.
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LANDECKER & KLINE'S.
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGII HATS AND
CAPS! BOOTS AND SHOES!

CAPS BOOTS AND SHOES!
We offer TO the gentlemen stock of READY-MADE
CLOTHING and GENTtEMENS FURNISHING GOODS
unsurpassed in variety and excellence BY other house
in the city. Latest Spring STYLES of HATS and CAPS
Our stock of GENTLEMENS SHOES is very large, and
astonishingy owprces Gentlemen will find to their
interest to call on US before purchasing elsewhere
LANDECKER & KLINE.
Raleigh n c., April Is, 1860. 3O-2m
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SWANS JUSTICE-REVISED.

UNHE NORTH-CAROLINA MAGISTRATE A PRAC-
teal guide to the Laws the State, and the decisions
of the Supreme Court defining the duties and jursde
ton of the Justices of the Peace of Court under the
Revised Code lS5455 together with full instructions and
numerous forms and precedents.
By EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B.
OF law
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E0 AAA ARS--EMBRACING THE
OOsOUO choicest brands-of various sizes.
For sale by
P. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, May Is, 1860. 4U-tf
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DRY GOODS,

DRY GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVERl
gNHE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO IN
form The citizens of Raleigh and vicinity thaf they
have lust received of the largest and best stocks OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
h;.b b,. been exhibited in Raleigh. Their Stock has
bsen selected with great and of the latest mpors-
lions and therefore they to that their Goods
cannot be exceled in taste and cheapnes They call 'ne
particular attention of the Ladies to their
GREAT
variety of Fashionable Dress Goods, such Plaid and
RIack Silks Fouard Silk Vaehcas, Goats Hair for Trav.
.ng Dresses Lawns Organizes, Robes in Berages and
Lawns Muslin of all prices and qualities, French Scotch
and English Gpgham and fine assortment Of Prints and
Domestics. All of which they offer at great
BARGAINS!
White Goods of every description; Ribbons and Bon
nets Lace Goods and Needle Works. the best assortment
own connected importing house, and therefore they are
enabled to offer them
rees per cent lower than any other house in this CITY,
her stock of Fancy Goods and Hoseres larger than
IL was ever before Hoop Skirts in abundance from to
10 Spring and from 10 cents upwards SHOES-They
paw particular attention to this branch of business and
their large assortment is deserving of especial notice
Their stock embraces from the smallest infant 10
the largest Lsdesn Congress and Lace CATERS walk
ing Shoes and Sippers-French Kid and Mor1ceo-wt1
and without heels Their prices astonshngy low aud
in fact purchasers save 20 per cent by buying Of
them.
pete -,
Feeling duly grateful to their friends for the liberal pat
ronage they have heretofore received they pledge them
selves hereafter heretofore to make TO the interest OF
buyers call them before purchasing elsewhere They
especially solicit IN examination of their Goods from the
Ladies' feeling confident that the only place to secure great
bargains is at
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NEW LIVERY STABLE IN RALEIGH
TINE SUBSCRIBER TENDERS HIS SINCERE
thanks to his old friends and patrons for their liberia,
patronage heretofore bestowed him. and hopes by strict
attention TO business in the old way to merit their
patronage again He all who may call ON him that
he will give them general satisfaction his line of bust
ness. He has just opened
New Livery Stable,
in the rear Of the Court House. and within few stems of
his former Stable. where he will keep hand some good
Pleasure Carriages, Buggies and Saddle Rores for hire
JAMES NJ. HARRIS.
Raleigh, May II, 1860. 3S-lm
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KEROSENE OIL.

KEROSENE OIL.
TIME GENUINE ARTICLE, AT A REDUCED PRICE,
Il just received at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
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FRENCH WINDOW GLASS.
1RA BOXES, ASSORTED SIZES, IN STORE AND
AUO for sale by
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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ICE! ICE!! ICE!!!

MY ICE HOUSE, ON THE PREMISES OF B. F.
1IA MOORE, Esq, will be open hereafter every morning
from 5 to oclock-aer which hour customers will be
supplied from my Store, with pure and Splendid Ice
p. F. PESCUD
halegn, N C- April IL, 1860. Soft
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
p. F.. PESCUD.

THE MOST SUPERB SALAD OIL.
HAVE RECEIVED FEW DOZEN SALAD OIL
that is certainly the superior article of the kind
ever Sehd and get bottle.
Al PESCUDS DRUG STORE.
Raleigh, May IS, 1850. 40-tf
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A FINE ASSORTMENT, SOME VERY CHEAP AT
"A the Drug Store Of
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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YEAST POWDERS.
DRESTON'S MERRILL'S ARE THE BEST IN USE
IL for making good light and sweet bread.
For sale by
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
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APPLEs.-GreeD-none dnerbg
DAcosThe receipts for tie week have been large, and
have decline in lower graesl quote cts
Observation-Disclosures n l1o<23lIo y bnshsi
BEeswAx-30Gt31 cenis.
BrTTER-Fres table scarce In dcmand at 1st2o cs
In Frkinr plenty, and dull al ly6DiI cents.
Cons-Wh an increased demand quotc Yellow so1DsI
eta; White 30 cts.
Co.'s MEAI.-Plen,y and dull at s5dDsTk cents.
CEsEsT--James River q. solD $500
DnrKp RurAprles-penty-$l Pcaied Peaches, $780,
Unpeaet do, $40 u bush. ..,
FLous-Thc receipts continue iight-wh good demand
quote superfno tdooGbs623; kxtfn soS'Vsooo' famhy
FLxxsEEp.-s1, 2oG1I % cents .== -.
EAuEas.-48Qbi5 cenis.
FEKrnIzgRs--supply ampl No. Peruvian Gnano sezoo
6refo Guano t90 Mexican s23 Oo American Guano
e40 Rhodes sup Phosphate Of Lime 400 Rnifns Phosho
Peruvian Guano $A20 kun's Bone ASH auano s52 %; knl
fms Tobacco Manure tfT5. kudns Ground BONE Ash
Ground Plaster In bulk 1900; bags barrels $780,
GRASS SEEp.-Cioyer 1850; Timothy -; Orchard slpo;
Evergreen S2.OU.
GiNsgNG.-eo0iC3 cents. .-.......-
HAY--Baied IL 20Qt a30; D wagon load $1O0GDsllO
inoS.-Molrtain ssiGl sos y ION. ! FFif-Nt
LARn-Supply good al ll0D13 cents, ~
LIaE-Thpmusipw 81 ,OQt 90 Mountain So4yo ceEis
osioss--AhIte ssfsTH Red $50 10 cts y bushel
Oars u0$i.bo u loo Ds; White % e,s Black %
cents n bush Of 81 BIS
PkAs.-Nu B,acseye,i Offering; Cow Pea sf.m
PoTAToEs.-IidJ IN eents-aecor,ing To quality.
ToHAccoleccls increasing With prices well sustained
for Bright Working parcels dark nondescrp no 81 nrn as
earlier in the season. the fg OF however not quolabie
Common dark Lugs fl.lJQc f3OO bright newgrounis
Lugs ~ 006e fT0g common Leaf Iobacco ~ bright
Workers aad fi;sra tsoGb $1,000 fancy Bright Wrappers
elsGb0D 500. .
for choice led S3spf41 for cce White; Inferior grades
$l.Nllb$l.20
Wool -Unwashcd 20 to % cts; Washed 30 to 85cs
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BY BRYAN AKERS, Aucr'R.
o-------i------
Great Sale of Village Lots.

V,IIE undersigned Trustee in deed executed on the IAN
l. day Of October 1882, BY Jno j. Purvis aud fr md
cord in the Clerks Office VI the county Of Amherst will n
on the l4TI JUNE, ls6e to sell 10 the highest bidder Tor ~
the premises about 8 LOTS IN tle Wiling. of " AZ
LOW, situated in the county Of Amherst, upon James En,,
the point where the Orange and Alexandria RaIrj
the said River, opposite the city OF yn hlrv
The above property Il admirably situated and ors
Undue, nsnts To persons wishing 10 procure healthy and
nent residences the city. An persons wishing 10 ,u
relue ted to vs, the above ground before da,
aud examine for ihenseyeA ''
The LOTS will IN offered In sizes VARYING from Ac,. ,
10 Acres The soil we'll a,latcd Market Gar,lena
eS The Sale viii commence nj e'rl.ck p NJ and he cu
Quoted b. Bryan Akers, Auctoneer
je l.dinlVe DAHL A. WILSON Trustee
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As illustrating Whist we have before said would
be the probable effect of the dissensions of the
Democratic party South, aud the refusal Of the
Baltimore Coaveation to concsde the demand of
that portioo ftbem which escbew Douglass and
the Cincinnati platform. ws ci.s tire following
from the Mississippi ConserpSaoe, q Democratic
journal. Aprsfrou the high complainant which
this journal pays the nominees Of oar party, we
invite especial attention to the concluding portion
Of its article. The contingency to which it refers
s likely to OCCUR, so that may expect ere long,
to see it batting for Bell. Everett. the Consttu.
tion and the Union. Here is the extract:
The Constitutional Union Convention, which
assemeied On the 9Th ah.. at Baltimore. after
most hsrnonious Convention Of TIVE or three DAYS.
nominated Jahn Bell, VI Tennessee, for the Pre-
sidency. in 1850. aud Edward Everett, OF Massa.
chaseta. tor thesNiee Presidency The names Of
Bell and Everett occupy prominent and houora-
BILE poaitions on the page Of our countr . history
for the last thirty years. and. forgetting whatever
feelings Of khe partisan We pessess candor
prompts ~ to sAJ anhesitatingly, that the ticket
IL oar Opinion. q nevf the strongest in point d
ability saA Intelligence, that has been presented
b the American people BY the opponents Of De
mesensg since le44. A 10 Whist reception il viii
sneet with bsfore the people. will depend, wa be
1kpses pn she action II the Democratic Coaven
IL Whjch assemblies 1t Baltimore, on the l8t
cf 5pae y tAAt Consenlon stin 'prolongs th
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vere Ia he GOT, and The walls Of The mother over
ber dead children, the anguish Of wife over the
lfelsss remans Of . husband, the latber over tho
,lauvh,ered children hunting in vain Tor his vile
al these ere scenes that caasSe possibly = ass
criled. g. -.
IL one family all that was len was three little
sirls The father an mother and tvo cbildesa hav-
Ing been Instantly killed. We saw where = fence
beard hal been forced clear through the SIDE VI
house end WAYS and hundreds Of shingles had for
ced themselves clear through the clap-boards OF
house. We visited tho graveyard and saw twen'
ty-eight graves. side and side. ell dug. waiting to-
receive the rough boxes containing the remains of
tho saug htered people. The whole atmosphere
around the town sickening. and stencil il pre-
vadng the whole path uf the storm that IL almost
impossible TO endure.
IN this vicinity, near Sterling. the wounded are
dying nn,ost every day, aud every farmhouse Is
hospital for tie dying and wounded s-Es
writes ms follows:
On Inst Tuesday afternoon, . violent storm of
rain hniI, and wind visited a portion Of country
about nine miles south Of the I. II. Il. r., doing
great damage. It confined itself to very narrow
limits extended only few yards wide. and about
ton miles long. 1t commenced showing its iorcs
with Robert McAlnnrock Of Putnam Co., by fr-'
unroofng his dwelling, and, while at this. Mr..
McManrick ran out Of his honse. intending :"
take refuge in the wall. when, he was suddenly
lifted of his 'pegs.,' and carried up in the air
distance unknowd to him. to mingle with the
enormous amount of trash and timber of oil des
criptions. lie was let down in wheat field, abou,
quarter Of mile from his house. injuring him
50 much that it is supposed bis case is fatal.
The storm also cnrried of for him some GO head
Of pigs. Theace making its way east, twisting
down the largest Of trees, and playing its myster.
ious tricks until it reached Mr.. Washing, o small
village situated in Morgan Co., and then wiring
ing 10 pieces three dwelling houses and lifting the
fragments to great distance, and at the same
iimo took with it about "a dozen chickens, all be-
longing TO one man.
Those who witnessed the scene say that it moved
along very slowly.
No person is said to have died, but several were
seriously injured. ...
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a-se -.ra~.7~-e='--+s"- Valuable aa~es
Hotel Property In Lynchburg, for S,lo

10y virtue deed Of trust executed to me nv I.o,'
ID back, duly recorded In tb Cesks psice CamrIl r" a
ty AMI with the written consent Of said RDraauk st
SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY or JUNE, $50 nr 9s1'i "a
SELL at Auction LEASE the Cabeil House. endisy w. 10
day OF July, 1864 together with all the HOISEUOT TT
h1TTHBy FGRNITUifE In and about said Hotel -
also, sell ut the time Omnibus a par Of H. W.
The Cabel House the m0st cenni Hotel In Iynebb,ra
with good management will yield large income to rh ana
prietor. An opportunity will be offered purchase the
and Furniture nil together -. " 'a'a
TRIMS For all under $50 cash. for sums oyer ,
mount, credit of months will be given, the
negotiable satisfactorily endorsed Sale TO
oo'clock, AN. THOS. J. KIkKPlTEIfE AZ
Vs ns X 81 u Trustee
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THR TORNADO IN PENNsYLyANIA,-Four Per.
sons KILLED. The Brookville Republican gives an
account of the tornado which visited jefferson and
Clarion counties. in Pennsylvania, on Wednesday
the Both ult, aud which destroyed the village Of
Mayville:
those who witnessed it represent its shape as that
OF an inverted cone, in color like somke, and
well defined in its outlines; say it rescmbled
n whirlwind Of fire and smoke. Three persons
are reported killed north Of Bethlehem. But its
most fearful ravages were felt Hess Hill in the
little Village Of Mayville, Claim county, about
sixteen miles south Of this place. the particulars
of which we have from DR.. Mechln. Fur persons
were killed and twenty five or thirty Wounded
twenty-five buildings were demolished, among
which we're tho large grist-mill and saw-mill nt
Mr.. John Hess. Eight families have been left
homeless. The large bridge over Redbank was
torn to pieces, and the abutments badly injured.
Hogs, dogs poultry, and sheen were killed
Apple trees were lifted out of the ground and
carried away, root and branch" The gardens
were entirely destroyed. The trees in the vicinity
were torn down. Two new wagons. just painted,
were literary torn into mere pa rtcles Mr.. Ferry,
blacksmith was carried ave or six rods; and hid
with him his child Of two years of age. lilo was
slightly injured. but the child was uuhurt. DR..
Straessiey, OF Ringgold. who was at Mayville. had
his buggy taken up and torn to pieces. and the
harness stripped from his horses. His boots were
torn from his feet, and his clothes from his body
They following is list Of the killed: Mrs. Irwin
Mcfarland. Daved Bauchanan, n child of Mr..
dsine, and one Of Mr.. Ferry.
The JAPANESE IN PniLADELPHIA.-The Japan.
aee embassy arrived at Philadelphia Saturday af-
! ternoon. An immense multitude throng.d the
streets, and thousands viewed the procession from
tie porticos. windows and house tops. The CHIEF
! men OF the Embassy viewed the scene with oiE.
ciat indifference. but the inferior officials and SER
wants entered hear, ly into tho spirit Of the occa
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MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-A distressing occur
renee took place in Memphis Wednesday after
noun. by which the lives of two young mon were
lost. Tho parties were Edward +. Gage, employ
ed a. n mailing clerk at the Bulletin Office and II
Ii. Kimha aged nineteen years, son Of James
NJ. Kimbal. Esd. of the firm Of Kimball & Trnber
Gotten factors on Front Row. The young men
had. in the afternoon, repaired to the river at the
foot of Bcal street for the purpose Of bathing. and
Gage, getting beyond his depth, became cramred,
when kimbal swan to his assistance. and in his
attem] to rescue his companion both were drown
ed. Neither OF the bidies have been recovered.
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disasEsaas as4 aiesesehee sssecc-sHsy diversity ~
feeling jsaloosy and division which eharacteriz-
ed It's action al Charleston. believe the South
era people will tscome disgusted with the whole
AFFAIR, and indifferent 70 the success and perpetui.
" a he DemosFatie parsy and yots Cor lei. u
thstslseAtes 70 he Dseosratio Coevsntion which
asssnbles at B}tlmoss. deliberately rsfuss to 70
.enderse those principlss apon which We have 50
often iriamphsd upoa which the country has
made each rapid strides IN prosperity and great
ness. and upon which we. as mn individual mem
Der Of the party, have stood 80 long-we hereby
declare that we will labor with all the zeal and
energy Of our nature for the success Of Bell and
Everett. Not that We desert the Democratic par
ty, but because the leaders of that party will de-
eeFt us,
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New Concern.
MYTH the view To enlarging the Manufacturing Denar
ncnt ~ our business We have again
together for the Of carrying Furniture businx.
m Az =. branches under the style md firm Of j. j. IT, G.
WINSTON We hereby return thanks friends and
e public fr the liberal patronage extended to us ind
vduay and respectfully solicit Of the same To
the eonccrn " ~ W.
All those having claims against L. WINSTON 4 CoJouy
La WESTON and D. H. g. WNsToNw present them 10 us for
ettemcnt and those indebted will payment to us
.o. JOHN L. WINSTON,
Inn ,-.s j. H. c. WINSTON.
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NEW CONCERN.

retiring from Inc lsnoss of Mckinney CO., having sold
entire incr,s Sun H. Mel nuoy aud Jno H. Flood
w"u rrnrn IN, sIncrtc thanks To my friends aud the public
Tor ihef ibera patronage during connection with the
House, an'. Hsh continuance of It 10 the new firm
Jel-.s JNO. 5. BASS.
SEMpLE's .NFALLiBLE BAKING POWDERS and Sta
y her y Jo!es equal! lnialliblc
For sui. 10y STABLEl. & JONES.
Il
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> CesSTTTUTIeEAL CEIea TkEf.
ELECTORS

,sr DurucS-L. n. CHANDLER, Of Nasick CITY.
am TRAVIS n. EPpS II Sottosay.
- TAOA Al BRUCk, al HALIFAX
Arm JOHN r. THORNTON, 81 Prinee Edwar'
sru LANES n. JOHNSON. Il hedknA
Arm NJ c. SCOTT ~ powhatan-
-. LENuEI. J. bowpkk, cI Valiams burg
-. Ju6TiPn CHRISTIAN, u NidAinsex-
a. n n sHACKELfORD, of fsuqutrs.
Ia. AHDREW T. KkNNkbY,,R JsGuson.
iS-a A. III a. STUART, Of Aukusia
iex. W.R STAPLES. OF Nsstg,mwy
. ~ 49, NALTER PRESTON or aahfneton
~ " j. J. JACKSON, Jr., 81 Wood
NJ a 3. CALDWELL. % Ohio.
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SIGN. After numsrous pleasing incidents. the pro-
cession "a, o'clock; reached the International iio
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r. II INTERN YER,
N o. l g 8 M A I N ST R E e T,
OFFERS The public. COATS OF every variety, large por
~ ton Of which are Of my own manufacture.
PANTS Of every style and pattern,
nearly NIL ofmy manufacture
VESTS 10 suit the most fisiid ou..
YuCTIs and Boys,
As WE'LL As SER TAH1.S CLOTHING,
en- irey of manufacture, thus saving customers
tn Northern nulacurers profit besides selling to them bet
e made Clothing than he Obtained from there.
UNTERMYER
Two doors above the Bank If virgini1.
jeg-t LyncaIa,g IA.
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BY c. X. PHELPS. Auctioneer.

Trustees Sale Of House and To-
RY virtue Of Deed u Tru. exscuied The nn.-.'
- BY Robert whiiier dated Sgh january, 1855 AMI lri
SHALL on Saturday The sih day Of June is6O ,@Ct
IN sal deed conveyed the same being the SOUTH L
of the extension Of Main street, beyund residence
Mctorke. and containing fourth Of an acre W.. IAt
Dwelling House ind improvements thereon. Win '4e
may S5-ifeodtds - R0B'T J. DAVIS Tr,.
8-' go POSTPONEMENT
UNHE above Sale Is postponed until SATURDAY Mon,
ING, THE 10TH. INST when II will take pac, ~ EN.
Of the Markei-house. ... . Z. X. PHELPS "'"
j. 1itds Auc,,nn,
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Camel Coal Oil

w mn ~ sfABLER ~ JONES.
NEW BOOKS.
LEsLlEs MAGAZINE for June, e5c
E'Lf' !l' 5Nc
LEAVES OF GRASS, neped. slo5
MILL on THE FLOSS, 125
RCTLEDGE, Companion 10 Beulah, Iay
ArPLEToN's RAILROAD GUIDE, for June, Qsc
NEW SUPPLY OF BEuLAH,
THE C0NNALEsCENr, by N. +. Willis, ALB
M CREEDS,
may 3o-ts 1913 Main Street
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COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHBURG MARKETS,
sEroxrrk ~
!, g "a B. ,RUCKER,.- - =
PR q d u C.E p RO x e r,
iss MAIN sfREET. e

r1-The.e dso,ssons vn b undersioo rspsesss whss
sale prices generally. " s.
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LEE, ROCHE & TAYLOR.

M HoLR sALE AND RETAIL GROCERs COMMISSION
W AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS, al the old stand
OF LEE RockE Co., Nc. lo5 Main Street, Lynchhurg, Va,
VIII pay particular aud prompt attention the sale To-
BICtO WHEAT COIN, BACON, LARD, BCT7ER, FEl.
TIERS and c0CyTRr PRODUl'E generally make lie.
fa adVances on r1ure or merchandise In hand for sc
ant aud cash time sales WHEN required; attend promptly
goods consigned TO be orwarde hnve always hand large
and well selected stock OF Groceries, Imported and Dome
Liquors, Wines &c. DC
GO GRAIN BAGS furnished at the usual when pro-
dnce consigned 10 US for SALE. lmi rs
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WANTED TO RENT small conyeniep, DwelI,ng Hon..
w or House and store IN desirable psr Of the CITY, O
TO purchase the good will md fixtures aud Lease of Soe
Apply to Room Nos, Washington House, Lynchburp Va
]e9St -
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Liverpool Fine and Coarse Salt
z 00(I SACKS "Jedres l. Daicy' Fine Salt.
OsOOO HOO Sacks Ground Alum direct i,nno,,.so,
For sale by lnaysl AS. LEE Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-12
WASHINGTON HOUSE.

LINCWBFRG, III.
HAY BoARDEES informed thai sicy will be charged
~ ONLY = month this date June Ist, laya-
bic E,ontiy III. WlSnISUrN shall ntit be a ira, fcsY
Boarding lloise1
The ProWetGr pege himself that House In the City
any wrrc else. sl s supplied with OF the
pe Than The WASHINGTON. Having done much improve
the HOUSE, he IN now prepared IL general satisfaction
all that call on him. and respectfully soiiciis Continuance Of
tho patronage that has heretofore been beray bestowed
upon The House. His every cxeriion will he please
10 2-is JOHN :. KYLE. pporutrrop