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a GREAT REDUCTION IN THE ~
n PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.-A
~ From IL to - per cent. saved by buy
ipg from J. H. ANTHONY,
NNN Columbian Hotel building.
Moleskin Hats Of best quality. S. ~; do. second
quality. 0v fashionable Silk Hats, g; fine calf
skin sewed Boots. 50; Congress Cater Boots, 2s
fine calf skin seweJ Shoes, : Is.
J. H. ANTHONY has made arrang ements with
one Of the best mHkers in the city of Philadelphia
TO supply him with handsome and substantial calf
skin sewed BOOTS which he will sell at the unpre-
cedented low price OF THREE DOLLARS AND
HALF. &C 23-d&Vta
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TRUSTEE.S SALE Of DWELLING, q

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING ON
FRENCH GARDEN HILL: ON 9TH. NORTH
OF Leigh SIREET.,-As Trustee in deed
dated 10th May. 1853. duly regarded in Riehmond
Hastings Court, from James T. Goode. shall. in
execution Of said deed having been requested SO to
do proceed t. sell az auction upon the premises,
at AZ O'Clock P. M..Gf fair; il not, the next fair
day the property located as above The lot fronts
80 feet on the side Of Och street, and back
$50 feet. The Dweilng (which is a framed build
Ing with bTlcA basement, contains rooms, besides
an excellent Kitchen, &c.
TERMs.Say about one fourth cash, and the 70,
sidue on such terms OF credit as may he agreed
upon by the parties crested at the tiine ii sae
Taxes for 1861 the fEF 10 GgS ssB Trustee
Sale BY GopoIN EPPxRsoN, Auc,s. mhs
T,oMMIssIONtEs' SALE OF yALUA.
SIc shk NbA On AY ANb sr my srk kIha
As commissioners 4apointed BY decree Of the
on the 9th Of Feia Aary. 1860. the case of Luf
borough Tay lOr Il O.. We shall proceed 70 sell,
at public auction, fs;Ethe premises, on MONDAY ,
the 10Th Of March. .Isjo at -. O'clock P: MI Of
TATE described in the decree aforesaid, consist
ing of part Of Lot Mo- 7SS In tho plan 81 said city
fronting 80 feet on the north side OF Clay street,
running back about 81 feet, having thereon twn
OF Lot No 1885, at the corner Of Clay and 9Th streets
fronting IS feet on the north side OF Clay street,
running back the east line OF 9Th street 81 feet
having thereon new Brick School House. Also
the Lot in rear Of the at"ve, being part of Lots
Nos 1913 and 7Ss fronting lU2 feet the east line OF
Sth street, running .ack lo9 feet. and bounded on
the north by the lot ut MIR. Thomas w. McCance
TERMs.-One third cash balance at g. !? and Il
months. for negotiable notes. interest added, and
title retained till all the purchase money Is fully
paid. The taxes f9 ,I 1850 e be paid by the pur-
eh''''s f f6EMAfHlaa4r 4 i R5bEkfs comrs.
Sala cOpduc ed by GoDDIN 4 APPKksON. NH
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VATANTED-Everyb body to know that have
w commenced the manufacture of TRUNKS,
CARPET BAGS, and VALlCEs At No s., Nam
assortment IT Trun&s, Va,ces. und Carpet Bags.
of ever, style, 1t prices as 10" rs they can I've
bought In the Northern eisies. both at wholesale
and retail. Trunks repaired Snd Covers made to
order. at the shortest notice. -
Ia lA-&nl la All EN kNNCIIS.
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SELLING OUT HELOW COST.

q SELLING OUT BELOW COST
~ JEWELRY, WATCH Els, &c.
WS3 The undersisr ed takes the liberty IL an
49, n"unee to the PUBLIC that he h, has bought
MENT of Messrs. RlTCHIE 4 DUNNAVANT:
In consequence OF this change in my business. |
want Of FINE JEWELRY, WATCHES. Ac.,
will find it greatly to their interest to give me an
EARLY CALL, as | only intend to SELL OUT
FOR COST short time. The bal anee ot the stock
will ipe sold at auction. l.. HOVER,
No. l95 Nam street,
NH lO-lm* Between 9Th and 10th streets
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Z 4 VI . Y 4 l.
ENOV Al.
W. =. e q. DON AN,
iNruRIKRs AND DEALhRsiS
FNEANn HEAVY HARDWARE GU TLERI
SADDLERY, AND GUNS,
[. IL "a

W. -. e. o. DOM NAN,
iNruRIRRs AND DEALhRsiS
FNEANn HEAVY HARDWAREsC CUTLERY.
sApDi.EHY;, AND GUNS
NEw non FRONT WAREHOUSE. on GOV
hRAVR STREET. near Nam, where they may
rlec!d 10y their friends and customers IN iu-
B. .srious arrivals from Ensland, and from
@iaiietnrefa al ham e, We are IN possession OF n
Ill., mi complete stock 81 all the articles IN our
NE vi CHI have been selected with much care,
p'1hh,ej from the manufacturers direct. with
sstfeIal reference "a The wants oI the Firsin,as
North CarnlIga. and tennessee trade ana. which
" "ler At Prices as low rs any regular house
sAaeger
Oll aew store is situated in the heart Of the city,
sss,i distance t!un the VdtiuIs hotels ant IN ITS
erect uae have spar neither labor nor expense
Ia ehderns II rs convenient and pc RECT IN lis ar
lal'emeuts AZ an, hardware establishment IN the
.-Ati: and We ~ not tuubt customers Will md
..tae 81 The most cheerful. pleasant and conitoT-
, s.'s h"ases III WHICH ~ make their purchases
- nav ever visited.
"t N-. leave To taudcV to our tTien our CRATE
minis bar the liberal patronage extended to US
:, MAN Years past. assuring them that We Will
..-'tNef, tS etrTt means IN cur power, I'd merit
'''A-Hahuse OF their itv"i and conhdeIce.
". s. Il u. DOMAIN,
g., New Iron Front Block, Governor street.
"A'"A' mh I2- dl2tca2t'
N'NDKiES,-67 bags prime new crop I.aguayra
~ ~ bag Rio. Santos and Old Java cor :
gasffussS sides nice middle weight l. T.
sSI.hf Il $50 packages =. Extra &, Loaf. Cut
ss5 " ahuatel SUGAR: luV bids new crop n. ..
Ssals."'ado MOLASStS md SYRUP, $50 bxs
~ am'ahine Sperm aud Tallow CANDLES; Old
!, Gu iE mon NAlis LIME. TAR ard PLASTER !;
t.,, "'s heciihed and Old Rye WhlSKEf. of
I1 a., ehas Win Ii ;uii stock of other Liquors /;
''"sfman aud iisvana CIGARS; for sale low,
r,at tnGLESTON & FITZGERALD.
"''eSf No. "a Pearl street
0U rAiK> tilt WINDOW SHADES
AgAse. ~ Ne Hh OH ~ Al. iiuBieD-e sacrifice, ON
AAn n eh!aIsiu: VA, store thts summer.
,Af,.iaaaDr aad fi"or oil. CiOi II !; 80 lnr2e
ben 'a :, IA RLoH PICTURES. different soe-
ss.alb.b'" S hsil their va!ue. Call soon. At the
u 'H'a ihd"s Shade and Dry foods Store
NJ. Gci.DE 20 broad St,
PM Vppnsite the STORE oil {uaTles \ Sons.
ssssh,t nave no travelling a,en's in this city or
~S' nah y-3ih
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a. NOTlCE.-The subscribe would in
form their friends and the public generally
~ that they have taken the front room over
M Bocekers drug store, where they intend
~3c carr, ing the TAILORING BUSlN ESS
in all it's branches and solicit share of their pa
trGnage, promising tn use every eXertlOn
part to give general satisfaction. We call Your
attention To the tact that we intend to pay phrtc
ular attic ntion to REPAIRING, CLEANING AID
PRESSING CLOTHES in the best manner, and
on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN S. ROANE,
NH Dim JAMES NJ MEREDIrH.
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AIERCEK POTATOES. MERCER RO-
vi TAIOES 80 bushels WHITE MERCER
POTATOES Just received and for sale.
NH 9-iUt VIM. 6. CAMBRIDGE.
COR LEASE.-The LOT at the Northeast cor
ner OF Grace and I'd streets, fronting on Grace
street 65 feet 1872 feet on 2 street For terms ap-
ply TO tnh 2-,s1 GODDlN APPERSON.
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CHERIFF.S SALE VALUABLE Real
- ESTATE ON I1rn HTREET. OPPCSITE

SnERIEE'sSAI;EO FxALUAsL dsJ MAJ
~ ESTATE. ON l7rA STREET: OPPOSITE
FIRST MARKET.~B order Of the Circuit Coat
Of the city IT, Of Sa.l w M II Mach
y. $50. at 1 o clock T. NJ. the interest OF A. W..
Pyle and Barnett Pyle. being two undivdtd sew
enths, ia the two LOTS OF LAND. with two
brick tensmenss thereon. II the city Of hiehmond.
Main and franklin streets. adjoining Walnut al
ley ON the North, subject to the dover Of the vidOv
Of the late WIN. u. ~ IL.
The tene uents aDoye Iefe!ret ~ are occupied -
TsRss.-Ous- third cash; balance in SIX and
twelve months Tor negotiable notes. interest sd-
.iel and the title ret,iEed tall convey ance 10 d.
ree;sd b, the Court. s...,s H NJ tLLYsON.,
ADalNl1TkATOM.x SALE Of Way
"A VALUABLE HAYES " sald al Dut
hc aaetsn, on THURSDAY. the istk day Of
dse.s 81 decss,ed. s.tua.ed IN the ceoaly q Flu
wanna, and within three miles u Colu06sa. Ill the
kN ana W. WoH sf b :oSfs'. ~ e MS
These slaves are likely and valuable farm hsnis.
sos IT,: 81 ssa 81 81. %So.a time e, asIos,.s
ssE:csS: 6SSHTNf S2t. 8 g.. s ADM: At
nh g-dAevtdaa VI +. OAOnUxpao, dec'd.
~ !. 4 9. y. Oavenpost. Aues's.
900 c AZ At sssHNi Ssas,Ss Arp vA5 8.
Mach e vii sslL q y o'slosi. 6 ssI sssslos
-sssa sAOKS -.
ass ec sssf'e ss. s ssss ess ~ over. ~
II; ss''a'' l. sss !. < abIxssVfnpear. Asess
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COAL. COKE. &c,

GLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL, AND
~ ANTHRACITE COAL. of best quality. for
sale by M. ID. WHITING,
NH GIN Near the Petersburg Depot.
GOAL AT %3.75... have still N hand n lot Of
~ this COAL. Office on 18th street, next door to
Mr.. Samuel Hastings' grocery store.
NH 7-lmH +. COOK,
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I6TANTED-TO DRUGGISTS-B, q gentleman
nine wears in the Drug Business, and who can
command capital of $500 PARTNER, with
"A ike amount oil capital, and capable of nanae ing
the books and finances of Il large business. Such Il
party he assured OF the prospect OF establish
iny 4 profitable business AT ONCE, by application
addressed to "B. A. y :, Jr.," care Box $751; Itch
mond. Applications must be address .s above
until 10th March, and after that date to - A. w.
Jr - IYuehiurg Va. te lS-dG WIN
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WANTED SIXTY SERVANTS. to 20 to the
w Red Sweet Springs, Va, rs follows: Cooks.
Dining Room and Cabin Servants THESE wishing
To Obtain good situation for the summer viii APP
Dy ea riy to JAMES NJ. LANDON,
nh 3-2w No. lis Main st.
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- CHARLES LUMSDEN,
A tAGENr Fox JoHN JusrYss.)
Ey3 Announces that he will open this day. the
49, 10th March, well selected stock OF
Watches, Jewelry, Spectacles. and Silver Ware,
designS tasteful wOr kmanship and fine quality of
material. to which he invites the attention OF all
who are IN want of any article IN the line.
He hatters himself that from his lone experience
in tine business. together with his acquaintance
with the manufac turers. will enable hun to oder
purchasers good goods at reasonable prices. Call
at 90 Main street.
"a WATCHES, CLOCKS, SPECrACLES AID
JEW ELKY, repai red in the best manner, at short
notice. and mt onabIe prices.
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- COMMiTTED TO THE JAIL OF
her. = NEGRO Man, who calls himself
RICHARD JAMES BRANCH, and says he
about feet inches high about Is years Of age !;
complexion black, wit scar on his left arm and
nose. He says he is free and had when arrested
in his possession several certificates OF his free
dom, which were evidently forged by himself. as
way, the owner will come forward, prove property
and AXE him away, or he will be dealt with accord
ing to law. so. DUVAI4,
ie 4-6W* Tailor Chesterfield County, Va,
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IVA NrED ...We wish tn hire for the Old
w Sweet Springs. thirty or forty CABIN and
DINING ROOM SERVANTS. tor the ensuing
SPRINGS season. OUOCH a ECHVLS.
mi 6-lm
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IXrANTED..COAL PIT HANDS.-The Mid
w lothian Coal Mining Company wish 10 en-
pioy a few additional HANDS 10 work IN their
mines For able bodied men. white or black. lib
erai wsges will .e PAID. Apply at the Office OF the
conBany. corner of Main and llth streets, or ut
the m,nes NH S-2W
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L>Ok ; A l. e.
r 10 shares RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
and POTOMAC RAILROAD STOCK.
X. H. MAURI l. CO.,
f. 9,-ts Exchange and Stack Brokers,
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p ;55$;G:$$ s iS$;$ 5;
The IS. the ASH s AMI vii kA aSsE
be prepared to receive HORSES for the purpose OF
'' / have Employed as Trainer wM F. FILLS, one
Of the best and most reliable Trainers the State.
When the owners of Horses furnish Rubber and
Rider and Clothing, &C., the terms will re s Is
w hem the Trainer furnishes every necessary in
Ali expenses OF travelling to and from Ashland, or
to any other Course to be rSid b; w SMns5N
ia 26-2awts Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
VIRGINIA SAYING BANK.
'"a''s' cAp r IA I-s're: u w.
MONEY received ON deposit N sums OF FIVE
rate Of per centum per annum il paid for sums
remaining six months or longer; Tor shorter pc
' Ths %Sas
IT e nRf At tss s sssed z
Spence, corner of Main and Governor streets,
des-sm !. f. Il S =. sTkM. c ssa4ss.r,.
CLAKkSON = ANDEKSnN, No.. Io6,
y MAIN STREET. RIC hMOND. VA, Imp%r.
SAFE. too DOZEN Pocket Knives; sseo sets Kn.vss
ana Forks 80 d"z ivory Table and issssr. Kniyes;
Shoe and Butcher Knives; leo dozen R"dsers ard
Wade Butchers Raznrs; - dozen Razor Strops;
ha t. tstie aud o.hsr
Hin es; 20 sets bsd and furniture Castnrs NV
dozen rim, pad; chest and stick Locks: 100 gross
'et AMI tail. Sl'"ns; 100 lbs. Grlflin's Horss-
Shoe Nails; 40 kegs Hammered H"rss, Shoe ~
IL. A!so-Asen,s for Fairbanks Scales.
fNLOTHlNG AT WHOLESALE are
" now prepared to show country merchants
" o{s s:n "hs
ing important advantac es in the purchase OF our
goods, most extensive operations. ard an expe-
rIence al more til an twenty years IN the nianuiac
ture aud sale OF Clotnins. We believe We offer
more desirable ST, les and better Workmanship
for the same, or lower prices than any other house
in the trade. neyoisng The whole Of .ur atten,i'
Ia this branch Of business alone. aud determined
10 build up the .rade Of our city. We ,ier srest
Inducements MS those of ANY house in any market
I" WIS ''' KEEN, baldwin, WILLIAMS.
a.. SuEKMAN'N AND JOHN GLIB.
"A. SON Ainuntain Rye Whisksy; 6ne i'm
purted French Brandy, IN eighth quarter and hall
Jersey asa llama saon
S sna Tsiiow candlss: Port ana Ma.,s,ra Wine:
fs.ss Sr. %G.s = % s Sas
JTTlNE WORKS WONDEkS.-Od Regina
ss s: .ss Sf!s s:s
os.:d b.:sd via.sss q isss, which viii = sold
low 70 e'0'' oui r =. RxvENAGH. Es Bsoad;...
CUGAR, &c. ..loO bills. Extra Sugar; 8 Ibis.
- ciress a codse sugar; y bt4s. 4 ceass sugar;
e ss1c 3 cSs crsssd Sssss 66is yrss; Us
6SSs. Ssssa Sides. 70 bids. Bseea shoulders re-
s''s'.s = tt e VIZ Y wfEss JOHN 9, WADE
XrPlEa'-eSSsjs Iss iss dsy, ~ ~. sff;Aaes
4 ! ! :l:;! {; 8 3: 3.
l..,sssss IN .tfsts. ala T. sAi ,kzaS s*&sSs"
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NOTICE 70 LADIE1.-Naviss : large lot
N ofSprinr and 6umwer Goods, snch g Oelsiats
aud Chaliiss ISlt over ffom last season. am oer-
10 rsceivinx my stack 81 nev sqads. All who you'd
tkoie Own ia,eres yogld - yeittn etVa iHe
IN early call. ALFRED MOS 50. W A6lu 1t
EXTRA e. a Ooabs, Csa.hed Psv9sFs1, YeL
auatfSr AID Sksje [ssssle 6sf s5d Gsqra hsItinss;
lfas6 Az. AID ctasr qpssa Civ Aamt W; 4.
! = = - s. =. JONEA Il CO..
T7E0NE06Y BRAN1YA--M Ht tases Hos
y ! - '';a' SIa |islti 81 e.
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w Kanawha Company want To hire eighteen
able bodied NEGRO MEN to work during the
remainder nj the present year on the repairs ol
the Canal between tins city and L!nchlMrg: The
company will pay liberal rate 81 hire Tor the
pa; ali medical attenda nee, free OF charge to the
r. ChiNN.,
mi Sim Supt. J. X. X. Canal.
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OFFICE ADAMS EXPRESS COMrANY.t
RICHMOND, March q, 1860. I
frkA HAVING JUST COMPLETED
a3EEA new arrangements with the New York
sz<s11s'e74 Steamship Company for Express pIIvI
leges per JAMESTOWN, YORKTOWN, and
ROANOk r, We are now prepared to forward all
kinds of merchandise, III large or small packages,
at greatly reduced rates.
Goods destined for Steamship Express should be
marked.
Our accommodations are ample, and packages
under xpress seal.
For rates Of charges AMI resu lar tri weekly CON
tracts apply to j. l.. NJ ACDONOUGH, Agent.
a2 Main street, below 9Th.
N. B.-Our daily INLAND EXPRESSES are
running as usual. mn It's
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all the Stage Lines leaving Danvllle, and Will
spare no pains to acccmmadate the travelling pub
lie it'll good and comfortable Coaches, Teanls, and
steady and sober drivers.
Persons wishing any thing in their line Of bust
ness will do we'll to call on the under gned at the
Tunstal House, which is the STAGE OFFICE for
all the different lines
They also have STAGE LINE running from
Keysvilie, the Richmond and Danviile Railroad.
to Randolph Macon College and to Bo, dton. leav
ing Keysv,,lc on MONDAYS, W + TUESDAYS and
FRI DAYS, returning the following DAY 8, con
Meeting with the cars going East and West on each
day. GEO. d. MOORE CO.
NH lint Danville. Va.
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A fresh and saaaunabls goods =.
*: credit 4. sssH;oySsaJ TX Ave posr. A,e...
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- will! he as follows:
SOFT LUMP COX Es. 49,. 49,. $50
SOFT HAIL COKE. .---. 100000. 8 rs
Orders promptly executed at Yards corner lOth
and Cary and 9th and BY I'd streets. Terms cash.
de Pts JNO. J. WEkTH, Agent
OAK AND PINE WOOD-Sea.onei and un
~ der shelter, for sale at Coke Yards.
de Its JNO. J. WERTH, Ax't.
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Sinper,s Sewing Machines

tEFAT sl~Rys The concluss. proof
" m"n Judged by lbe test Their. alH
before The public comparable N singers sewing MtchGs
Af'r establishing the chest reputation 10 the niic4
thy exhibited al The late ~ xIosii,on Unversee"
Trnee, where lhCy carried ~ the highssi PREMIUM
grca, nanafsetory then been bulli In Paris
In branch Of industry which ing done
th-e maF&n-s he used lib profit A -pe.
81 the Rail~ train 10 travelling fp sewing with
singers Machines compared with hand sewing No Ator,
shnemnksf dfsmakcr carriage trimmer adcr halter 1r
Ae should he Without The laH profit of
the mAchnes regularly employed IL ine Thousand Dollar,
In all private families who're ,ort Is much sewing
Dr. done these mzchines Invaluable Planters
and boc keee nnd them particularly convenient proht
aiac These machines simple In their construction
s-etrng and durEbie being the oniy Kind u Sewing Ma
chine made by which every sort Of work,
could be perfectly executed Thonsand. OF
lee Sewing Machines hasc been made anil si various
names hut singers Machines alute have been found
where Ia salisfy the wants u the Ientle.
Pain priptsd instructions for using.
ch,s'e. r's which nady Ar'iir,
giDg thrm The MArhneA packed securely IL
au of the world To all desiring particular
tofnatnn viii. application by letter either
forward copy II ~ sihg,y cos ,iazette pApe,
wholly devoted 10 Che sewing Machine interest
l. NJ. SINGER 4 90,
Principal Ones, No S23 Muasay, Ncv Yors
bRarcH ovvEes-ko. ~ Hanover 81, Bo~nn Ma VI chap
81 ST. Sew Haven e.: 0oser,i, n. Y; No ia broad 81
Newark NJ J- No i+2 Cbernnl PhlaisiIs No ia5
umore 81, sinorc No ~ Westminster ~, IrosL~nc- II
u No. last Ah St, Cincinnati; No * North 4ih
loui< No NJ ~ Charles ST. New Orleans No. 20 Dsnbu
Mobile, dec "a d&tia
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Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory
,JOH \ DoOLE y,
~ Main AtICct. WIChmOMd Va.

HInntacturef and Ded{cr M Fur. Nrar, L,yhOTn
Pinamd, S!f, and M,iesLm Ltess Hqtr.
1 HAVE ready my spring II Hats. caps, IA
and sirH~ boos which would insit The aiten- -
tam Of the m"rehAnta ii virginia, North tatD"A and "
iennessse ccnhdeni Of ABILITY supply them With e'ct!
tng the! want ~ ny linz, good term. n hey
ie procured IN mArkst in The country.
Ny stock viii he Kept constantly futi, by the addition 81
'hhg thai Ia desirable Having greatly increased
manufacturing facilities many desirable styles Nl e 81
manufacture Ny Biack Me.kn Hal !. ain IN the front
rans aud eus II not superior u anything rfuec In the
country
Ny assortment Of Boys. Nis.s aud thilcrcH'. l3 Iumm.
81 Hats and Fats II all the ilHefcul siyrs Brad leg
horn cannot be stcciiei
In Military Goods furnish any thin. required Ny
stock q" the various qualities If ARM "E' guanu Hats
complete and u the different sl 81 Hats
made o order ut shuu notice.
NH slA IOIIN DOOLEY.
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Great Passenger and Freight Route
10 7 Ii T. y . Il I IL.

FINAvELEEs and Merchants from Virginia, Tennessee, the
Western pari Of G'rTgia aud lbe Noh, pntt Aabn
and Mississippi, informed ha, connected through
Pa and Freight line has arranged aud Is
ming hroe times week between Lynvhhurg Na aud At~
York, by the sutSld. Ea,rad Ia ty Point, aud thence
New York By the New York and Virginia steamship tonpa.
hy's sp.n1ld line of hr-i class side, vince.
town. James aud Roanoke.
The lin. adols al, all others II is the cheap
eat and mosi agreeable route lor pa~.enrs, particularly
lhas coming long line II railroads t the - hazard
III. steamships the evening oi the day They rnch t,nchbarg
aud hnd large aud all handsome
lions 10 lie foun 10 the best steamships and AMER hori
voyage, they In New FORK perfectly rested and ready
business Passage tr,m t,nehiurg 10 New York fAr and
state Roam steamers included, ti2.
Asa Freight pue This ne the shortest and best between
New York aud hc south W.s. The Steamships along
aide lle ~harts South ,lc Eairuad Company
PoluL aud there dra 6onIS every thing being
transferred immeaci, the steamships aud
with the greatest dispatch The following furin through
Rates has been age, upon h, the karnad aud steamship
Company AMI all goods forwarded free Of charge. shippers
wishing Ia avail themselves Of through
their god. marked car. y" Railroad Agent CITY Point
RATES FEoN NEW YORK To ~ SCHBulai
y; % " eta. nd e 81. sra a Class e. 's Cs''
LEE, RuCkES TAYLOR, Agents, tJnchburg. Va
sAM'LG BAPTIST n co, Agents Petersburg, Va.
LUDLAM HiENEkIN, Ag'ts, lla broadway, y \,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-16
al, 221iy -. H. IAlIou Richmond, Va.
Forwarding Business.

1--WE James River am Rnnlwha 'unpan, Ing asrr'l
+" the al the anuih side H. Co.,
liz t, routes ha'. been compelled iu nd,
rates however, by that cement. enabled pat
through nj ~ Ia % crt below IA" side Eoad
,irl they Hih.rc Tia. stpulaiiur ani
tcr- III. difference viii he much greater Al mn,
dsterDned 10 rdnce Ia NE ioest psibs J5tHf
drfci ch the high Tolls viii permit; and The merchant.
l., nerburg and the West viii Mud II greatly
tn ship thor goods via Richmond \. : LEE,
Forwarding aud commission Merchant,
march i-ts the book, Va