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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-05

WE WOULD SUGGEST TO THOSE OF OUR READER
who are in want of REALLY SUPERIOR Cook STOVE to
call upon
MEssRs. ROBBINS & Co,
&c and 4S Light street,
And examine their celebrated
MARsHBANK FULTON,
For Wood or Coal This Stove has better reputation from
the hundreds who have tried it, than any other within the
scope of our knowledge and certainly deserves it, Caand
it. ~ otr
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ECONOMY ! ECONOMY!
DOLLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split at office of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
sl0tf LANES n Johnson
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WHEELER Il WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
Fs'U and Valuable Improvement.
DIAGRAM LOCI STITCH
CS2-Gg-82-E--.
Wheeler d Wilson has, usual won the highest pre-
MUM at the Fair of the American Institute and at the
principal Fairs throughout the Union
NJ Send for Circular
oFElCE-?Os W. BALTIMORE STREET,
dl3tf R,Itip,,ro Ma
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10 know mat they can save money by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split nj Office ofCity steam Fire Wood
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,'cn, wsssrsa co.'s
'NRIvALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
~ r!!. t'Es.SsYi. sr.ra E.tEs
September 4uth, l-5p
40 Baltimore once,
~ Nt@r BALtis0Rh frEsrr,
10 q between Calvert aud Souu, streets
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The POINTER YoKE SHIRT
Is manufactured to order by
CONSTABLE, WALLER & CO,
lee Baltimore street.
This is pattern oftheir 0,sinvertion which after manu-
"anges, they are prepared to pronounce perfect
Give them call-oppsste the Museum.
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SCoTCH WHIsKEY.
OLD NECTAR RYE do
BOURBON, OLD do
orARn BRANDY, 1852.
For sal hV
WIN, H. MCLEAN,
hiFU 80 N. Charlcss
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f2fSsH "a. SEWELiI Il CO.
ES M y TEA DEALERS AND FAMILY GROCERS,
lave inst received fresh suppiv of y iW Rln.
. Figs, CitEon and Currants.
Also store general assortment % fresh GROCER Is
consisting Of fine Teas, Wines, Ec l.tsh T. rkI. Sc 70
which selling low ~ 49, 49,
The public win lind t their interest in giving On, STOCK
an examination before purc'asiu. elsewhere
~ Goods delivered u all parts of the CITY free
DIFF - 81 az W., ..l'i ~ y - 81.
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IMPROVED GLYCERINE CREAM.
The best preparation offered the public for the cure
and prevention of Chapped Hands, Lips &c One or two ap
pcaons OF this Cream will render the skin, SOFT smooth
ard deiicately white. Prepared only by
n. HYNS0N JENNINGS L. CO.
nStf "a North rborIes v.o,
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Zach square of ETNA FIRE KIND
LING is of this size. Each box con
tains 100; one is sufficient to ignite
fire with ONLY THE AID OF A
MATCH. Housekeepers should try il
Tor its convenience and cleanliness,
and all for is economy. Price % cts
per box.
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y" SNcrra -+rvtr
slO'u JAMES II. JOHNSON
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GrOttrits, giQuors, &c.

I'D Cast BALTIMORE TEA STORE"
ESe III MCD0NNAL 4 THOMAS.
lI1l &c No. % Fist BALTIMORE STREFT
~, ., 49,, BETWEEN FRONT AND Hon.
Would call the attention % families and store keepers To-
Their Wei! selected stock fresh family GROCERIES w
name IN part good brown SUGARS at and g Whites o.
ana ~ bst crushed and POS desel II extra Green
ana Ooiong TEA - and 70 Prime Roll and Print BUTTER
twice week from adams comfy, Pa. The best on lily o
super Extra and Family FLOUR, in bags and barrels
the lowest cash price and delivered Of charge gtf
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Coal AND WooD.
FAMILY COAL OFFICE
J, HENRY GEESE & Co,
| d2I2m No sor-gerp
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]. B. T. PHELPS,
GEN TLEMEN'S WEAR
l07 BALTIMORE STREET,
nS-u Baltimore
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UNI W FL TRiCF or SARSdPARIEEt,
we most ciectunl remedy which the medical skin of our
times can devise for this eyrywhcrcprryainE and fatal
Is combined from the most active rcmCdias that
9e,n I,sc3yetGd Tor the cNpugatinn Of this foul
rom tle blood and the rescue Of the system from lis
destructive consequences Hence should be employed for
e cure mot only Scroula but also those other affections
gc arse from II, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN
OF ANTioNh FIRE ROSE or ERYsIPELAs, PIwPLEs, PUs
GuiES bLOTCHEs bLAlNS and Bons, TUTORS TETrER and
ShLI hHEuM, SCALp HEAD, RTNGwORN, RHEUMATISM
SYPLlTlc AMP MERcURIAL DISEASES, DRopsY DYSPEPSIA
DEBILITY, and indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM
ViTIATEDoR IMPURE BLOOD The popular belief in "impW
ruy Of ne blood Is founded in truth, for scofua is do
generation OF the blood Th particular purpose and virtue
OF TINS SarSaparia is to purify and regcnerate this vita
mated constitutions. " ~
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FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF 4 FAMILY PuYsIC.
are so composed that disease within the range their ac
ton can rarely withstand evade them Their nenefatin
search and cleanse, and nvgorae every portion
OF human organism, correcting its diseased action and
storing its healthy vitatie Asa consequence of these
perties the invalid who is bowed down with main or
uep IS stonshed to find his health energy restored by
remedy at once osimple and inviting -
NOT only 90 they cure the day complaints of every
BODY, but also many formidable and dangerous diseases
The agent below named pleased furnish gratis NV Ame.
rlcan malc containing certificates their cures and d
recton for their use in the following complaints Cosige.
ness t1edTto Heddnchs Grising from disordered St0n
the Bol0etS, FtQuency Loss Of Appetite Jdlqdice and
obstruction Gifts functions - ~ N.'y
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THE DAILY EXCHANGE, JANUARY 5, 1860

HAVANA SWEET ORANGES.
MALAGA GRAPES
For sale by W II MCLEAN,
E-u % y Charles street
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WINTER GLOVES.
w Ofeyrry style and description. just received by
O2A-tLr lLlASI g.
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Established A. d. l75l.

m - BEANDREriis PILLS remove from the badly ls
uS cavities the bowels and the ways Of crcula on
those dead MATTERS out body which prou lar
heavy feeling In colds headaches &c These purely ugol,
pulls do ~" net upon health, paris Ia cleans, and pan
". Their Timely has saved many valuable life, and
Bhnle's Pills should, therefore, be In every house ready.
DIR Jaa l.ull, II Posianl, N V, writes Aug H. lsa9:
q" met with three weeks ago. who had sIh, init
bis hnger two three days before which caused Inmcd
pain, swelling aud violent fever. When NJ The ain
swelling had extended his shoulder dupr Ing him ct
slu'. The hand turning dark cuur,
point III modification. got there evening" and lun, tho
night CAV. him whole box Of pills. applied yeast pou
and saved his life" Sold price % cents No 29i Cani
New York, and by all Druggists. iy lG.lm
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Dyspepsia.
M - IHlhE In perhaps no disease which destroys the
mS happiness and comfort NJ Ind, huals, aud families
1" the same extent ps byslepsid Or indigestion.
Previous I" tie t'ssS,ory al tho ONykNA Trtrs there
existed no mccinu anse~nr those suffering his Wide
spread disease, whic, ri rNed In any marked degree.
The lwrr oi hese Brrs the nhn,e named disease
well NJ over all those having their origin IN
aud functional dsfas Of the smauh we'll isLlaa and
Geh.rdi Debti,iR is beyond all question
Its speedy rnd permanent aud
stubborn record Il suci, confirmation Til.
toPVV a Letter from II .saaooi 1eaete, IN Detroit
DstHoir, Mich, June ID, 1s6l
Messrs = W. fo@Lr Co, Boston In reference the
oN,genac Bitier- Any, thai AL having Dyspepsia
Tor several munls and almost dying With aud avinras
IN m, stomach was prevailed upon by friend ho had been
cured h, III medicine Ia Try hottie Of Green
ted Filters lIsloc using half buttp felt greatly relieved
and b, the time had used t~ bottles aud half entirely
we'll and still rrmsin know of several dis
IL sizing even than which have been entirely cured BY
THIS h' nluaic medicine. aud gives g.n, pleasure
cnn,ond 1t 10 any and all who be suffering from
dc, al ui nlaa. W. a. BACON, Teacher ol Detroit ses,
Sthoul.
Prepared by = W FowIE h co. Boston, aud for sale b,
William A. STROLLER co, and John H. spny, tynchhurg
g. Pngh, Campbell g. III aud 10y all Druggists dealers /,
medicine throughout the country, ~ ibtv
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th instant by Rev William w. Trim.
bic, MIR. JonN w. KELLY. and Miss. ANNE NJ.
MAucK, daughter Of Adam Mauck. oil Of Rock
bridge ISIS
On the 1lth instant by Rev., A. B. Davidson,
Mr.. SAMUEL E. HALL to Miss ELIzABErH J. Nc
DAN,EL, daughte Of Randall Nc. Daniel, all of
Rookbridge.
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land near Lynchburg..

OFFER for sale my FARM on Big opossum Creek mile:
ron III" leasi 80 probably Acres of which, ia good how
ground quality e The land ns w shoS Near s
nnWEITfNG is YOUNG ORCHARD Of ch,ice FIui' eH&
m,ainng some 400 Trees goodly portion oil me 49,
s hall be absent until October or November next
a refer apy one wishing know terms, &C. to Mr. H. n
sumter on Winston's HILL IN ~ ,ruutNns
ie 25-ts Rep copyl -5-t l. u eT'N"'-'"Ni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-23

A DIrFIcrIrY PREvENTED.--On Thursday last
Justice VIM. Dole, upon the affidavit of Judge
John w. BroekeUborough, issued a warrant Tor
the arrest OF j. Cole Davis and JAS. Med. Graham
Esqrs.. whih was duly executed ly Officers Whip
pie and East.
The evidence before the Justice was of such a
nature as to induce him to believe that unless
promptly prevented, y serious difficulty would oc-
eur. lie, thereupon, required each Of the parties
to enter into bind, in the penalty Of one thons-
and dollars, to keep the peace, Judge Broken
brough became surety for both 'gen,lemen.-Le r.
Gazette
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CITY AND sTArr ArrArps.

TnE LADY OF rHs LAKE viii BE- reneated 81,
Dudley Hall tonight. Those Who failed to wit.
ness its representation on Saturday night should
avail themselves of this opportunity Of witness
Ing play 30 well calculated to please and en-.
tsl tain. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-23

GRAYsoS SPRINGS TouRNANfST-The Tourna.
rnent at the drayson Springs came off on Uednes
day last pursuant to previous notice. We have only
room to announce the result in our issue Of
to-day without entering into details Ue will
give full particulars in our next. The Knight Of
"Wythe X. Sayers-was the successful
Knight. lie choose Miss Sallie X. Pierce, of
Vythe, as Queen of Love and Beauty The
Knight OF "Gaena"--A. F. Fulton, Of Wytho-
WAS the second successful Knight. lie choose Miss
Sena W. Curry Of Missouri. first Maid Ct Hon
or. The knight of ''Ivanhoe"-Jas. r. CIR ,ckett
Of Wythe-was the third successful Knight. lie
choose Miss Emily Richardsnn,of Texas, as the
second Maid Of Honor. The Knight OF the
Black Steci'-John Fl. Fulton. of Wythe-was
the fourth successful knight. He choose Miss
Eliza Moore, Of Wythe as the third Maid of Hon
or
The contest for the three Przes--a Saddle.
Bride, and pair Of Spurs-came of on Thursday
morning. The knight of "Galena"-A. F.
Fulton. Of Wythe-was the first successful
Knight. and was thereby entitled to the Saddle.
The Knight Of "CanoA'--W III. Mitchell-was
the second successful Knight and he was, there
fore. entitled to the Bride. The Knight Of
"WytheriHe" Geo. NJ. Hanson-was the third
successful Knight. and WAS. therefore, entitled to
the pair u Spurs. Hytheuiic Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-23
HnllOWaY'S Ointment

> IT ia notorious Thai indocu the muse, lar
}S parts OF Mo ley ARE mover healed with sale, by the
nary snNcs This ontmen ulone ponetracs L. The bid
ac of these nNr and obstinate ulcers anl them
'iil, and without hnAurd Il equally -iicacuus all
"na pusiulrs iuianunluna and wounds Sold the M
factory! No. 50 Maiden Liant. New York. ai b, all drugg
II 2ae., 63c., and 81 per pot ~ idl'v
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Bancrofts History, New Volume.
LITTLE, BROWN & CO., -
81 kILBY STREET, BOSTON.
Publish this day
THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
Ill

Being volume II Of the American Revolution.
BY GE0RGE BANCROFT
Octave. Uniform with the previous volumes.
TUlIIS 'oiume compros the period extending from the Bat
tie Of Bunkers Hin TO the signing Of the Declaration Of In
dependence the second Of August and Includes among 9th
ngs the siege CT Boston, this negotiation u England with
for troops. written from papers from the Archives OF
England aLd France including letters Of George Ill aud OF the
Empress Catherine; the invasion OF Canada from private let
papers OF Gen Montgomery and his family the move
of France and Span rom copous documents OBJ
taned France Madrid; the dsncination Of rugo 10
the the revolution in the French Cabinet the proceed
Congress- In part from unpublished private journals by
members the lnurrection In North Carolina from very full
unpublished contemporary the purchase Of German
troops the fullest collection Of papers, with letters OF
George Ill and tho German Princess Ministers. and Agents
the hesancy Of the Central Colonies; the movements for tax
ing up independent Governments the Virginia Declaration of
Rights Of Mani The Battle OF sullvans Island In part from
materials: the Resolution OF Independence the Deciara
ton Of Independence; the signing the declaration.
The OF manuscript materials collected for this volume
very complete unds the origin and OF every
important tracing the progress OF the Revolution com
plete every Of the United States and pre-
nng the subject also IN Its relation the history Of the
world during the period of It's progress.
The History the Revolution will be completed in two more
volumes jy 2o-ts
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WORKS Of Esi1&inn

49, II we V ell our rcsdrrs TINT tho we'll. .nd
We springs thoughout The country ecu po.onsd and
.ha We bad dseos.rsd an anle is effects moi one Of
me hope OF as,riag DEATH IL We tell that
naa dscn'errd mine o 'roasurs. enough them
tai W. seru prepared 10 sharv with refus
.af ad 10 fortune hut ~ health b valuable rrhes,
how much more grathcs should they b. to erc
panacea has boon Compounded OF purify vegetable matter
Una, It's earStlv. powers arc llnocsr ect,aa light AMI
darkness Nd W. give You n-iaaccsr prp-
pre'st g, BAkkss RiIrEls aai examine the
ccfsl's fun all sections nj the South ri yerrons
Nv .nr'J 1T igsefe,'d BY u. it,al'ng properties Amazing
'hn ."u v III is vouchers VI old aud Young, unln
hh' oAt"lig this E1rNrs la The skies, aud h -siuE rfo>t
u'hss iri IA Hutasriwcrs. HUI is
W. H spsia Nervous ltc.aeies Yield roal, powers
Torpid l'cs heeoe Quickenc anl made ACTIVE by Ia
chee sont stonachs made healthy by its
ie'is indigestion disappears when the organs u f
barrhaH cannot resist a Ionic powers And Cholera
"heh met by ihs hrfrs, proupiy dsBmed and
harmless ns thousands OF persons have certified,
l>l9 and ~, Mh.n thai scnnrge wax devastating the
bAkERs HlFlkks viii not fVmey all the nIs
bu such Diseases caused by ihr
di yield to lis strengthening effects aud sIn,y driven
lt"m the system. All who nee tulc should H. AMI he
come their "wn lu,ges oi its virtues
For sale Il, Hn The Druggists In lynchnrg and b, all tho
principal Druggists In the cit, ai Richmond aud
Virginia: also, oi Mssrs th,s siot To-, Washington
u e: + H. Sahltr II Co.. BALTIMORE Nd. u. H. Mtrr,
ington, n, and barn,s N Park, n. v
Orders hllc,l b. addressing L. BAKER. Proprietor.
feb II -,lActs Richmond VA
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Southern Classical and Military Academy,

AT HIII.SVIIIE,V "A.
ygNHE this Institution will DO commenced
4 IN. lat Of Augnst next A. J. STEDMAN,
jv2ats Gaeaa Prncipai aud Proprietor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-23

TENTH LEGION DlsrRIcr.--The Valley Demo-
crat, published in Harrisonburg says its informa-
ton is that large maturity Of tie Democracy ot
Highland ind Pendleton are in invor Of Douglas
h johnson. In Augusta, the Democracy are al
most unanimously for Douglas. Rockingham will
give Doug as from 1900 to 1900 majority.
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silver SpOOni

silver spoons.
NLE have Ius added present stock, another lot Of
w sIINERTEA SPOONS which WI warrant Ia be as fine
a. dollars. SIINERTHOkN Cliff.
iy
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DIED,

DIED,
At the residence of his father, at the Natural
Bridge on the 10Th day of june last Mr.. JAS. W.
LusTER in the 9th year Of his age.
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On ~ rue undersigned viii prepare Dsrps CONTRACT
WS wills, Ne, upon shofl notice.
sept cots VIM n. URANCII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-23

M ~ ENtpl RAGE HOME MANUFACTURER I'm
IS.P rLEs lstAlItHLE BAkiSo PuwDEH thu bcs and
cheapest preparation known for making In u mon
without yeast, and elegant light und =, nd
Loaf Bread. biscuits, Batter Buck
die axes, rudng r,s. aud Pastry every dcsrrpof n,
II ing of time labor aud pcisc
(Fii1n, Eor Thpulfs BinIord)
MARI HiLi, ilKNAico, l4h tet,, istS.
Dh GaRtoK Dear srlin,ng used 10 ron-li era bic
extent, "S.mpI"'s linking Powder unhe,
10 be- 10 anything that
amil, for the purposes for with 1t is Recommended
Thomas Bisr,
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V)AKER's BfTTERS,
ID HOSTETTEk's BlTTERs,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
NERMIFUGES. ALL KINDS,
EZEKIEL.s Hair RESTUkER-For sale by
WAT j. ii. THOMPSON, DrngRis
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Davis Pain Killer.

Davis Pain Killer.
NJ SN> TO FERRY DAVIS a SON bear slrs-- 'cl
dog happy add Testimonial ui The ,pl 4" oi
Your Pain Killer The thousands you ncn pp
The world bn the sli IT MI. month felt u -rtrni
doorway To the nycmens sirikng ,rI, ana hri
then seNey; also sraining Tho gamcn al III" ankles When
carried home blnck and the
faintng Immediately applied yont rhn
kicr, and continued Ia do 80 nj intervals o noui NIL
The second day the appearance Ercenish yro~ Win lit
tlr pain, and to-day wink with
Yours Respectfully, l. SIGGITI lligf ~.
Providence May i2ih, 1851.
The from Of the Pain Killer
moved by washing II in alcohol ~ lm
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Valuable Property for Sale Privately.
HAVE for sale excellent FAMILY REHkDEyC.E, In
4 tho suburbs Of this city with one oraid. The u
DWELLING HOUSE hiss eight good Rooms, and there III
IL Well Of excellent Water upon the Lo and uso,
fine young Orchard peach and Applet upon tue premises
Also, LOT adoinng, OF half acre, with god Frame
Dwelling with four good Rooms ~
The properly Is desirable and terms reasonable
jy 20dAc3t A. NJ. TRIBE
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FOr H6uC n
~ comfortable DWELLING HOUSE, Diamond Iii,
HM square from Main street, with or looms, in good
neighborhood with excellent and fins shade Apply
Jy IT-codSt JAMES MCGOWAN
AT Bose Cottage Nursery, Diamond Hill.
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CA MP STA PIE - e co.
Al rnr ON STAND ~ DAMP asirn . 90.
No. Bridge St. noai Depot q Com Exchange
l.ynchburg, Virginia.
(AND No pRAyA6E FROM GANAL~1
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GkOCERS,
to,s,aissiaa AID forinar,iiag Merchants
LWAfs keep large aud complete assortment of sTArLs
N Dry Goons Ann aoonnins VIVA Ann Liorow or ALL
Boots Snors nAts DO, DC, which ael At lowest
rrr.s fairne.. and hery In dealing rule and orders
lsd upon II present, and goos saes put up
md delivered ro,ulrcd In tho COMMISSION AND fOH-
wARDlNa department. SPACIOUS HOUSE posseases au
er advantage location, IN the very centre Of trade
and has always enlyc liberal patronage For the nnsla
lion towards of large Increase In this branch NJ our bs
thank vns and ihrin that their mvota
shall rcccv. pvraonai attention In every Instance
We sell Tobacco aud ever, ether description m Produce and
prepared Ia MAKE prompt and favorable returns ~ any
House IN the city or state. CAMP, STAPLES n co.
cW-sACKs far Grain furnished customers heretofore
We have large nrd fur LUMBER and an experienced
hand 10 measure same. jan tAta g., y. n GO.
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OkO BARRELS HALIFAX CLIPPED NO. 1 HFR-
AOO kiSGs--Rehmond inspection, ...~sa
200 HALF BRLS HALIFAX CLIPPED NO.
HERRlN1S for sale by y ~
I is-iiw JOHNSON, YOUNGER ~ OrEY,
Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-23

A PPLETON,S ,, ar rp,vv,s
Containing full description of the princp Cities, Towns
and places Together with Hotels and Routes OF rav
c through the Inited States, and the Cdnddds with coored
Maps; Just received and for sale by ,,,,,
~ ATS d. d. tIEED.
~ ERIEs-Just to hand large Of Sugar House Mo
n lasses Porto Rico, Cubs and Portland Syrup. H..
nm n ALEX. KINNIER, 85 Bridge street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IN A. eHo. ". sooxs. osss sAsLoa
LEE, ROOKIE 6 TAYLOR.

\NnoLEsALE AND RETAII. GRoCERs cokhIeai0n
w AND FORM ARDtSo MERCHAHTF, 81 She old stand
"f Las, Rocks Co, No. ioo Main Street. Iynchnrg Va,
VIII pay particular and proinp. attention 70 hs ale o. TO
9NhRN and COUNTRY FRODUrE genernls make ibe-
ra produce merchandise In hand for sale; guar
aniee and lime aalvs when rpuired attend pfnpy W
re. consigned 10 he Iowarie have aways on hand
and vol selected stock 0roccree Imported and Domestic
Liquors, Wines. DC, &c.
sg GRAlN BA0s Furnished at The usual rent when pro-
,inra ronpvncd la IA n,r sale. Imh ~
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1860-11-03
TRAVELLING IN THE UNITED STATES
ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

The American advertisement, of which we here
give q literal copy, is deserving of preservation on
account of the quaintncss of the inn signs, the pc
euliarity of the spelling and direction, the "shift-
lug" Of the passengers which it announces, and the
general idea it gives us of the way in which trav-
cling was performed in America at the time when
it was issued t.
Philadelphia Stage Waggon, and New York Stage
Boat performs their Stages twice n Week.
John Butler, with his Wagon, sets out on Mon
DAYS from his house, at the sign Of the Death OF
the Fox, in Strawberry alley, and drives the same
day to Trenton Ferry, where Francis Holman
meets him, and proceeds on Tuesday to BRUNO
wick, and the passengers and goods being shifted
into the Wagon Of Isaac Fitzrandolpb, he takes
them to New Blazing Star to Jacob Fitzrandolph's
the same day, where Reuben Fitzrandolph, with a
boat we'll suited, will receive them, and take
them to New York that night. John Butler re-
turning 10 Philadelphia on Tuesday with the pas
sengers and goods delivered to him BY Francis
Holman, will again set out for Trenton Ferry on
Thursday, and Francis Holman, &C., will carry
his passegers aud goods, with the same expedition
as above to Now York. March 8, 1859.