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ITO SUGAR PLANTERS

Sugar Planters visiting The city are invited to cali and exam
Inc the model Of Wade H. Gilbert H. o. Ames IMPROVED
PROCESS FOR TREATING CANE JUICE In MaNUFAC-
TURING SUGAR. with ths Of the Improved Connected
Steam Train. " 45g' 'es9 te3*-4} 43s8f Fs4
The eanejnce treated By this process being free from the i'm
perfect defecation canned by The high lining Of The Juice
In The gtande Of The odd kettle train the imperfect ciriIca
ion and cleaning OF the Juice The isoaed cyapoators Of the
ordinary seam train resss the finest quality OF Brown
Sugar that can be made. a5 II
The working Of the CONNECTED STEAM TR AIN Is one Of
extreme simplicity snd always under complete control of
the maker With this Il is to se Bone
Black and cariaes be altogether dispensed with together
with al such canbsous appliances Vacuum Pans
gals Tanks, Steam Pumps, etc.
Also, AMEs' STEAM PANS for making Sugar. They are
the best in
BY permission the following Planters who have them in use
can be referred to:
DIR. JOS. MARTIN yaence Plantation, Assumption.
Mr.. JAS. II. RIGGfN, Magnolia, St. James.
Mr.. YALERY Lag DRY ASCENSION
Hon. MILES TAYLOR Assumption
Mr.. r. c. REGARD, IberviIe.
DIR. J. MARTIN, Foison Plantation Assumption
Mr.. JULIEN ToURNILLoN, Ascension
H. o. AMES
No. 100 Poydras street, st. Charles, a5
fe7 I'm 3. ) mn, stat
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GENUINE PREPARATION.
HELaBoLp,s BgeHg ier " Kidneys.
HELMBoLD's BggH II| FOR t The 6 Gravel:
HEMR9EBss B BSohu fs e M aser
H HEhabtbs BgeHT 81 Bnn Al, Il Vision.
MELMBoLps BuSHT foE W Rsn Ne Breathing
HEaBoEbbss RSeS 81 $ssa pssy
B B s e q bssass
B BGeh9 fsF Sse Tss
HELaBoLn,s RuGIig for pEynsss Of Skin.
HEhMBS9hbbss BueG or Tho Eyelid with
sGgH1 ~ m with
# "A, As R1 ~ f1 a95Ist 81
HEMhoLpss BpGhG Esesss arising from
cretion and all diseases Of
FEMALES FEMALES, FEMALES FHNAhHs F FHaAEEs.
E TAKE Nc Nc aoHH FILLS FILLS
THEY THEY ARE 6 81 Nc Nc AVAIL AVAIL.
r.o urIMno1.D,s EXTRACT BUcHu for all complaints
incident to the sex. ..rx..tr.,
No Family shouid be Without d, Ill ~!
Fl Yeasssfss Sfa arising
from habits INDUCED in
"a Ia diseases arising Habits Ct Dissipation i re-
shfs ' RS t. s BUSHu for Diseases and
r. mss pnSTEf h BHeHu for all
and diseases q A' Urinary Organs
Whether eSis'lns Male or Female,
.,..s... ao,sa originating, and no matter Of
toA' "s'e row Long Standing
,, na symptoms admit Of the treat.
,nent and NAV originate from the same cause.
''es Read! Read! Read! Reads
NC BucHu Is safe, and pleasant in taste and
~ otp in action
srsonahS " r HEIMBoLn, Chemist wh9 being Only
s,yarn dees saw that his preparation s1 Wab e go
sHs injurious h III PsdiBS6
,...-;>a a bsfore me- this sd day of November
=, Sworn and saos''ioe4 WIN r, HIBBARD, Alderman.
ios Al nsr bottle or six for So delivered 10 any
Atrial Costs but Q Doiiar-ry IL,
no convinced Of it's efficacy And 3 s os "
liable and responsible ee s,hsrs
Colleges, Glergsmen ana osae's' a. T HELMBoLn,
Prepared BY p,actical and Analytical Chereist,
1o4 sonth Tenth street, below Chestnut.
1,czss INV ckTrTIoN-shouid unprincpled Dealers II
% III another article, which pays "esics pSoht aha
worthless,
Asr FOR HELMBoLDss EXTRACT BueHu.
TAKE NO OTHER.
CURES GUARANTEED.
SOLD BY ALA. nRueGIsTs EVERYWHERE.
JOHN WRIGHT CO..
n and ISL Char.res street,
AGENTS FOR NEW ORLEANS.
eur ems our-sEsp OR CALI. FOR rr'
AND AVOID EXPOSURE AND IaPosIIio
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cAHTuEL FAIByRE-
y Dealer in-- a ~
NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE,
No. I Baronne street, near Gasal
Highest Cash Prices paid for Second Hand Furniture Pianos
Carpets etc.
Persons designing 10 break up would do
IA ,o,, rn,n MS oil 3nn
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Hinety-third Night Of The season.



Ninety-thfrd Night OF the Season.
TUESDAY NIGHT. Feb. IA, 1850.
VIII be play ID The comedy faos playing in London
,ew nnrK anp with much sHcceszj called EVERY
II,on1s fkIEND-dr. Felix Feaiefey, Mr. sosEern Mr.
lcepook Mr. Briggs; Msor Wellington BeIeofs MI John
Boots, Mrs w. A. Chapman; Mfs sEandowu ais sara
TECTED FEMALE. " ~
open 81 halfpast O'Clock. Performance 10 com
BOZ oaiee open for securing Private Boxes Chain
fel4 W. j. cHTPPEsDALE. rSessurer
st. CHARLES TIzEATER.-sT. enables ST
nis Acting Manager
Continued Brilliant Success Of Mrs WALLER 40 Meg Aerrics
TUESDAY NIGHT, FEB H. 1880
Fourth night OF the great opeIatic drama OF GUY NANEEP
iNti3ieg Merries Mrs Emma Dsndc Diamond Be
pefar Dominic Sampson Mr. acsian AianncrHg Miss
n Honey Io conclude with the farce Of THE WELSH
StELI--Juiia, with songs Miss H. Honey. "a
AZ great musical drama Of THE MILLER
a9-Fauey Dress ard Mask Ball. Feb a. MardiGray
Ri seeoa a Circle ~ cents Gallery Is csnss Private
u o'clock. 3s7f3'' \ - -
Eex ONCE open from 10 A. n tusP.M
fel4 p. GLEASON. Treasurer,
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SUCCESSION OF PIERRE RIyIERE.
BIZ ToURNE & THOMAS,

4
EUGENE TouRsE Auctioneer.
Office, 1l9 Common street.
TUESDAY. March 6, 1860, at I2 O'Clock NJ,
= ~ ne 81 ynares Exchange BY virtue and in pursuance Of
IN oraer q ne norabie r. H. Morgan Judge Of the
District Court Of New Orleans dated January 81 1850 will be
succession, Win. a4g - 80 - ~s-e-'' = -
CAROLINE, mulaess aged about 81 years subject to drop.
alNMA a,E.l her child; aged about s years
Of the pnrchaser. - - lei Is Is ms 4
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The Grand Moving Mirror of
THE BUNyAF TABLEAU
Consisting of Sixty Magnificent Scenes with FIGURES OF
LIFE SIZE illustrative Of the alegory Of the
PILGRIMS PROGRESS and printed by The eminent Ameri-
Artists. HUNTINGDON, MAY, KYLE GRoPsEY,
HART. DALLAS, DARI.EY and PAUL DHGGAN. This
BY THAT OF ANY OTHER EVER EXHIBITED. See
circulars. .&576
u9-Admsson so cents Children and Servants Is cents
open 65I Mirror will ~ o'clock pre-
csey. Doors open for day exhibitions Il Nj commence
at O'Clock.
rS- USHERs IN ATTENDANCE.
Descriptive pamphlets of this great American Painting
for sale the door. Price l5
ALFRED HART,
jail I'm Sole Manager and Proprietor.
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orFIcE or SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
No. o. Common street New Orleans.

OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY !
No. 81 Common street, New Orleans.
Bs- i. The stocI1-boolSs of tho Company
were 10th under three distinct aud definite
positions purchase Of whole stock Of the Company
,naning unsold By its agents on that day ~
propositions before will be submitted to the Com
pany and approved will be fully confirmed by or before ie
lat February The the sale X, with satiB
factory conditioned that the proceeds thereof shall be
invested In lnbor TO build The road.
g. All stockholders .'c oT by the sale Of the road ana
franchises the Company the 9Th Of October
of declined make the loan, me
unpaid Instruments under what IL styled The New Foley y
the Company, aored in April laswil have opportunity Of
presenting ell the facts in their respective Casey e the once ~
the Company, me- during this week, from Il NJ TO u NJ
and from 3to z. NJ. -
The prospects Of the Company were never 80 PROMISING IS
now fhe organization is expected 70 be contaminated at
early day. 1t Will give the cnreIrise the character niu
ence and Hon. j. Edgar Thompson OF Fem
syivaTa associated " X Stevenson Col Samuel
Fate Of Tennessee three able capable and
railway before united III the
prosecution Of any railroad enterprise in tho Union
glad furnish full information 10 stakeholder
or other public spirited citizen who feels interest in this great
'a iii II 4S"A. T. FowIKEs President.
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McCERREN, LANDRY 8 co.

McCERREN, LANDRY & co.
McGERREN. LANDRY g. CO.'S AUCTION
The undersigned having secured eonodious
location Charles aad Pedido known
Hall have ttei and established Auction Mart
superior Of the location for the display Of
perry purchasers need demonstration
.57. SALE DAYS.
Fer Observation-Disclosures and Thursdays.
Outdoor sales attended 70 st all times
Efficiency and dispatch DO relied on In all matters placed
n2s If McCERREN. LANDRY 4 CO.
NOTICE TOTAX-PAYERS.-No Notice liz here
IN BY given persons Taxes fo the 1859
Licenses for the 1850 IN and for the Third District
the same Ibis date his Eoice No Espiade
street, between Leyes and Frenchman streets
February LIST, 1865 z YAL Sr-CEkAN, W.
A Wis AUX PAYEURS DE TAXES.--Avis
"A don toute les vahles de
pour rannse 1889 Licences d. at pour annae
fecevoir Dies cetie date
bureau Epianade les rues Ieyee ct Fran
Ter Fayrier 1860. VAL srCERAN,
fell .1d Receveur
dissolution or EsARTNERSHIP-ND
- TIGE--Ihe firm Of r. Rahm Eagle Machine Works,
Richmond, Va of which member tend not in reality
January dissolved by order of p Ram the LIST
day Of January last since which time have had no interest
connection with thai firm.
having the agency Of the extensive Tredegar Loco
Machine Works Of Joseph R. Anderson Co, Of
Richmond va shall be pleased III orders for former
largest the United doing general Machine
and Iron business They employ abont thousand hands and
producing article lower
prices any Works in this trade.
hone to continued confidence respect
public. Edmund NJ. IyENs, General Agent.
fes Ct No. 100 Gravier street.
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ga SECOND INAUGURATION BALL
"a -of the
Wv Wv ORLEANS oPERA HOUSE COMPANY

+
Tho Stockholders the New Orleans Opera House Company
will give their Second Ball. the season. WE'D
NESDAY the 18Th Of February under the management Of
the following gentlemen 5=z4i
Cornelius Felowes, Gustave Milsenberger,
Adolphe Schroeder, Eug, Rousseau,
!. Queyronze, Gins. Roman
Thompson Greenfield, Aphonse HilienieEger,
David urauhIt i r. Maxent,
VIM Mare N. J.BuIac,
Douglas West, +. A. Giraud s
H p Noblom, g. W. Dunbar,y
S7 Sam Smith, "a. Esniif
n " Iabarre, B,pl. Toledano
c. II, socomb, 9, UrqahaFt
| ii. w. Conner, Jr., j. kohn,
- j. NJ Lapeyrs JAS. D. HUI.
\ Alfred Penn, Richard ehihn'
| Victor Iacesne Armand Hens,
Ed. J. Foystall s. w. FIX,
A. j. Jratt Thos. Byrne.
Leone Boudonsquie, Jas Pollock,
W N. Mercer, A. Bonueya,
v Choppin W. r. Miles.
Chas Holland, T. GAnsiert
C:esaire Olivier, I. srsneenherg,
G. g. steeyer, .. O Vienaud'
Riy,sre i,artere J. Burnside
n Applcations csea Of admission can be made 70
either of the Msnsge At tho Office Of the
| Qnera ncree. - -
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AMUSEIa ENTS.

VARIETIES THEATEH. G2AyIEK STREET.
Lesaes and Manager - ii -. n, yor1g . 0yREs
Acting Manager. I. l@S' ~ a fsTIEsf,EY
1t"ge Manager Mr. H j. WAE{ACE-
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nR. JAMES BURNS. OFFICE IS ST ee AgI Is
s street. between Perdo and Grayes sesss. The Char
IN Hospital - ~ 1919 II ~ as
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the frst time in this city,
j. INsCo WILLIAMS CELEBRATED
Bible Panorama.
This magnificent Painting with Chaos and
Times historical order to the Babyonis Captivity
tanning than ffy Of the most sublime and interesting
scenes in the Bible
commence at - precisely.
Tickets 80 be had at the Hall oor Children under
ten years, haf-price. 888 &5 8
Also exhibitions Wednesday Friday and Saturday After
Doors open IL; commencing at o'clock. Explained
lr.n III I 4 lr,
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u4~Rublic LibrMry--As IL does not seem to
be generally understood that the Library Of the Mechanics IN
sttuen open all the Committee take this
method pg advising tha public Of the fact, .
The Library in the Institute, Dryades street.
Canal from O'Clock a.
NJ to O'Clock P. NJ CHAS. P0TTHDFF,
n25 3n Chairman Or the Library Committee.
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The Board Of Managers will every evening o'clock
at the above Hall. 10y 4As
Applications Ladies' Tickets of Invitation to be made with
residences, of the above Managers.
No lady admitted without Ticket approved by said
Board.
Gentlernen's Ticket, 50 90. felS
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-. SUMMER RESIDENCE FOR SALE
f the hest located Residences OF
I ready furnished we'll shaded and fronting the lake, Is
offered for sale For further particularly aud terms apply 10
S. b. GRAfIAA IL CO..
t,o,m So Cnsiomtouss street.
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xrnTICE-MR FREDERIC B. BRAND ENTERS INTO
IN our employ this day and holds our fu power
nav as ac passed before Graham Notary Public OF
sas sns. JULIAN NEVILLE a CO., Auctionsers.
I'll Il 1870 tvtS firm
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H Applications for tickets Of admission can % made %
either of the abose-nsed Managers Al tho Office Of the
Gapera Hnrse. lnz "
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Boz. onfse day, from o'clock A. So
r. NJ and from tod O'clock p NJ The days Of
a1ce. Performance commence al O'clock. . feI4 .
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"A RMoRY HALL. .ARMoKY HALL.

Fourth Week. commencing MONDAY, February 10, 1so-open
Every Night and Every Afternoon, Sundays excepted at
lptc q
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CREDIT. sAL.Hl-F 0RElGN and DOMEsTlU DEFY GOUi5s-
- By E. ROGER & CO.,
. Auction Rooms Nos As and IL old T.esee street,
between Cusorltouse and gienyilIe streets.
TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock a;
NJ precisely, their Nos 10 and ~ oia
la.vee strees. Will be sold
IA narsnpe ii Foreign Dry Goods A irish Linens,
glisalaes printed AID coored English Bareges, Madras
aadkercijefs Fnnes Drills French Coonade Marselles
Netting Linen Cambria handkerchief, ee. s45
Also
Is eases New Stylr American Prints.
@4 llOJ packages Gotten Meetings.. &8
6 cases Blue Eaiblct Jeans. F.
And
packages and lots Of Assorted Goods such as french
Dram te Italian Cloth rich Ghambrey Nantes
plain Iaregcs Jaconets Musns organdes, Towels Table
Cots Diapers Cheeks, Paaso Silks Embroidered Tnis
tjpure Volan Embroidered Collars Baee Dresses French
Prints Beached Brown Co,tons, Checks Dnims Ticks
Cotionades, etc, E3 $@ +&@
95-TERMS- Liberal at sale.
n-tioods viii be ready examination early the
ing Of saI 4 Iel5 EN-
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nB-crystal Fount Division, Mo. q, s.. of r..
every THURSDAY EVENING in The Hall of the Y d.
@ A. No 80 Camp street Officers fo the present terTn r.
George, W. r.. r. KeidEic w. G. Fl. Allison, r.
Jes; Hafty A r. s.; I'd; Booth IT. Thos Keanc Joseph
Blsakley o. 81 James Gosnn, Chap Robert Ble4key, r
". p Visiting Committee. Il. George L. F. Kenirick
C.E Allison, Edward Booth, William McPeake, A. Anderson
wi II CHAs e ALLISON. r. S.
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NEW ORLEANS CANAL BANKING COMPANY,
New Orleans 0ci. n, 1853.
n5-To Let-The ell liz ibIe Offices over the new
4 III On A. IT. RERNTON. Cashier.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30
Great Southern Hat and Cap Maaifacior!
.IDiIN DoOLE J..
~ Main street, kiChInOnd VA,

Nt1nf irfuIrf dnd y I,r ~ FNT, ,Nfnr, Leyh0IH,
iaaaa,a S,Ji, and Mtcsin Dress Hifs.
lave nv ready my spring stock Of iin's caps, =
1 and q lis ~ibal wnIl tnrie The alton :
reatni, al Virginia North Curpiiaa ani
1enu conh ieHt Of AGILITY Ia supply thrm With eyer
Thug hr, MAY IN nc, good terms lucy
be Iaacared IN market In the country.
NJ zpca vii Ia kept constantly full, 10y the adifor II any
thing !. desirable Having greatly increased ny
nun eurng iacies many desirable -lyic vii he al
Ny Black Mnlr.kin Hat stu ~ tc ironi
RAM and Is equal n" superior I" ANYTHING pr dnc"d Ia TN
country
Ny assortment Of Boys Misses and 'hcrcns ici rrnm
cl Hats aud Flats nf all the different svi- al Hrd aud L.
horn cannot he eXerllrI
Ia Ni,aa, aiaals, furnish Hn'thin. required ",
stock qunli- 81 Army "rg al Ion i.a
very complete any different styles ri lat.
"a D., l., ufleI Al .Iart u"'i,,.
mh Is JOIN DOLBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30

Tue REPORTED AB,LlTInS t,NSPIR,cY ~
TExm-The telegraph,c rclors which publish
ed YESTERDAY 1T III. discovery IT extensive abo-
litinn conspiracy in Npfthero Texas are ct very
startling character aud II they have any substan'
tiaI foundation in tact we shall sosn have S,uth
ern sensation the slavery question fearful u
contemplate.
The statement Of this ale gel conspiracy il 10
the effect that white men, friends at the aboII-
tim preachers, Blunt aud Mckinney. expelled
fram Texas last year. ARE sii.atJts u the plot
that the plan was to Law the while country waste,
by fire, destroying all the arms aud ammunition
that the c,,nspiraur- could lay their hands on.
as to get the country into sate Isl helplessness,
and THEN On election day in August. to make IA
geue al urrccil"n Ssded by enis.aries from the
North and parties i,ienhly To the cno.e in Texas.
/, further appears that =" several white men and
negroes Concerned ia the pat ha! been arrested.
Nu,perius de-tructivc fires o'curing -imu laneous-
" IA dlfei ent uarts # Nor.hern Texas chrgel
us thu work al thee c,niederAtc inc' .Iiar.cs.
THIS IS the story. W. cannot believe it to be-
wholly true. II may he Iounlgd opm facts. An
abpltlun Hcend'arr ar two, ur some h.r- e thieves
OF mafauIing lndans. may be responsible for
siiae { tbe>e late ii es hut II We are not mista.
kea, the ru.nIu| drought from which Texa' has
been suffering tgr week. AM mnnihs Iast, wall
accuunt I II many oil SAID disasters At a,l events,
il IL " I've hrpei hat such will l,r,ve e. hn the
care. Win lie outbreak et tue John Brown To-
ray III Harper Ferry. WIS supfdsrI that he
bad b riy ut live hunlrei flowers II, Ia, back
IN ib, amer, the tneis d'ant,le.> cxn.cr-
agcd, even II y should turn nut that AZ n''"Itlrn
conspiracy has been nj woIk. ale awaiting.
turtrr tnint,na'I,a en the suhlert. we are dis
y l-el I, attribute this sard,ng irt.rtnme e
rev"iu'irnary abolition conspiracy 10 Texas 10
pa4ic nrru .ht niolt iy mJls uatura! causes than
the overt "c;- ct geaetai e''nb iaa'io,' oI 'aga
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30

boC W A4lEo 4'A cbSiAi4ASIo.
ADDE'S wishing MHchle 10 do SEgvANTs t"AnsE GL"Ths'
~ AS WELL would do well toe M
SO $50 and SIS. The following certificate is from wen
Tailor in this county, who only had about 20 minutes
Instruction this Machine:
LgIsyuLE, Campbell county, Va, June 18th, 1872
Mn. WM L. PAGE:-I am well pleased with Barthoifs sew
ng Machine, and would not exchange for any have seci
lind no difficult. i'll Operating with kind OF cl"
the tckcs Cashmere the finest Linen We have nadc
several pair oil coHrse owlInen pans for seryanA have
and operated different kinds OF sew
a would recommend person 10 buy. The, are the ony
Machines that make ItsiOfo STITCH. consider Barumh
much ue cheapest machine il simple in c"nsr,co tas.
~ understand and likely TO get out vi order AIn'
Fson tina. has Bariufs operte aad saw singer
hat worked ON last gear, give Barlon the preference
Respectfully yours, &c. CAEOLus q. II i.4i.
r. s. and nod difficulty in getting vile to * ~
hoI = Machine. They that sJnefhng =" - oe
done Tor The that vented sewing Ma "" ..eH'''
lie and Lock Stitch. june l6-dis g.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30
NEW CONCERN

w have thu, ourselves t-t,r for the pur
w pose cpn,tctIHg general brocer! Commission
hIsils>, under ie and Tim Of SfRAtTpNS ENsLkY
the Old stand u Marr,i stral.pn M. Oh Mia street, ch
burg. va.
We viii keep constantly hand good assortment of Gro
les Liquors. staple iioo and acl article
al. kept in ttrpccfy establishment.
Pa Cular paid e of Tobacco Wheat FlUui
and all her kD'is ui country produce.
Nchn by attention busrs> 10 merit The pal rouul,
inci ana lnc pubic GENERALLY.
Mn II. SrRATTUN,
L. N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-30
1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850
Ell I'frl' x. WEISIGE,I,,
1850

Manufacturer anl Wholesale Dealers IN
Hats, Caps, and Straw g God $,
No. IG. MN Street oFposife Erclahge BomA,
RICHMOND, VA.
ING made preparations no" on'ring u
mcrrH MS of Virginia. North ttrpna aud Icnhes-
prices Wb,i but sale. fte tRfgert tut
c,spies stch u Spring dad Summer beot ever got.
THIS market, which ir quality, Nan'i ahd ef'gdhot
anI,i he eNr.. All lhrl ash lprk bt"te purchasing
else here. ORDERS strictly aud promptly attended To-.
Mr. j. l. H. JOHNSON, Inrn"ri> III uia, MuHfie county
bus,n aud viii os al. l." his salna
lc tIIbl ~ W i.leitilh.
IL, II ltmhr - 81.
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NOTICE..

FHHl1E term 81 coparinershp of Pt'lliAM BEffs hay
Ing EXPIRED h hgcomcrt. IN III. day, the sanc business
uI SELLIA6 NEGRUhS 1 r AitTION iNb PHfIiiL.
l. j. cbnims- an on.. vii he continued Il. u Al III
oh SAND ODD FELLOWS llA!L. We respectfully A.
continuation al arnagr from friends aOt tho pll.
lie euta, h, innsr, and PERSEVERANCE,, hope la tnerl
I'M iibc raj patronage herciof,rr extended /" us
PlLLlAM ~ CO, Anftionears,
4. L 'tLiiAM, Richmond, Va
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Endowment and snnaes granted Life aud Term Pol.cIe.
Issued al a. ou rates n other good Compas Slaves Insured
DIRECTORs:
VIM H. Maefsrand, John Purcell.
Rssc.,e D. Heath, Jos H. knIsrssn,
Tbos W. Mctsance, &. q. barney,
John II. Montague, Ro. II. MAur!.
David |. Burr, JAS A. Cu"ariin,
Lewis Ginter, B,nj. u. Nah.
John JoneA p r. Muurc
Levi. ID. Crenshaw, h. Z. Whetr,,
Il < &c Baskerville, whitman i:o,,rson
Mm II. Ha,ali, Peter {. Warwick,
Eobi. I. Broake, X. -. n lssins,
t.eorge n. sheiL E,I~HrdN"r,e
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1ffornes--Roecok H. HEATH, Esq.
-. JOHN n. NlLI;5k, Ax.ns; shs@s Va,
Fire. Life and Marine "A; a..t.
Lynohoug Hose & Fire Insurance Company
fHlo Company makes insurance against Lore damage BY
IRE, Dwelling Houses. stons, iobnce" Factories anil
buildings Furniture G,-ds Wans and Merchandise,
gonefay Ia Town and country on the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives nf all persons enjoying
good health and Of sound constitution for the wPe duration
q ile. ri Tor u Hunted period.
enploycd In ordinary occupations, will be insured OH
reA.nlla,lc terms
Inc Company will also take marine risks from and any ol
Me Northern NJ Southern Ports al favorable rates
DIRECTORS.
JOHN Robin MCDANIEL, President,
JAMES NJ. ColIBs, Vice President,
JAMES NJ. L.ANtiltoKNR, chief In .ireer
JOINS OrEY TAYLOR, DAVID T. SrrNcE,
JAMES !. PAYsE JoIlS 4. DAvi.,
. ~rsArTus, MACEicE = LhSGionSE,
.isGrY, Gas. l.. SLAUGHTER
IAS, o. WILLIAMS, treasurer.
CREED r Will. v,I,
DR. WM. OrWAY OWEN, Medic Examiner.
Tn. Medical Examination OF subjects for will hc
made the Office Of the Company each day between The
hhufs q 2 aud o'clock. l.. NJ i,b 23lts