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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05
NIsCELLANEoUs.
AUSTIN n rRIBLK. SAMUEL A. ao.pou
TRIBE, 81 oRDON,

AUSTIN n. TRIBLE. aAnuza A. eo.pos
RIBLE 81 ORDON.
Attorneys at Law.
W1LL practice resuln IN The counties Amherst Appo-
wv matox, Bedford Nelson, Campbell aud the Csy Of
e. Prompt eolecs,ous and rem,tanees on all claims en-.
Once sh street nearly opposite tho once of the Lynch.
burg vifgtnan. may dim
sHAnLEs BRADLxr EDWARD PAsKnAx
CHARLES BRADLEY e CO.,
Manufacturers' Depot for The Sale OF
VIRGINIA AND WESTERN TOBACCO.
80 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn. u..
ADVANCES MADE ONLY on GOODS IN STORE
REFERENCES
lion IsHAM G. HARRis, Gov Tennessee, Xsmphis.
MessrA X. NJ APPxRsoS d Co.,
MessrA 7. 8, d 9. W. AYREs,
SAMUEL TArx ESQ.,. Prest N. &c. R.R.
OBrcsss GAYoeO aAvEas INSTITUTION,
y. l. LAvRxxcK, Cashier State Bank,
GArss PARxRR Jacksoa 7saa.
MoOnH HoLLAND, +" u.
J. TALLAyknno, Cash'r State Bank, 7renfon, Team.
Hon Z. N. ErnKRrDGE, Heatly %.
T.s Skss. HAZE . 4 Co. LynsAo@r0, Va.
JOHN OYLER,
J. h. CLAfOR d Co.,
BRA6e n DAQurN, JR., Nesp OrleHas
ap 1S-d6m
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SHOES. HATS. TRUNKS, &C., &C.
sH SPRING, 1901

1IOCo x1II
s. MY spring supply n IN store and very faii
Long experience enabes W present desirable
assortment " oos shops, Truhka Carpet Bags Hats
-CaIs and other nrcles IN my lne BE- any house In
1 eJn % " & am ly,i nS,y ss 20 aJ n m Inn
beautiful desirable goods and accommodating dis
position, invite . continued paronasss
hp3 u. BEABURl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05
FRETWEIAL &c HALL,
No. Ill Main street, Lyuchburg, Va

-. HAVE In their spring and summer ss.cs
Of Boots bhoes ia,a uspa, TnankH Carpet lasa "
iiees, Calf skins Sole Lcs.her And al Find. q shos
able terms, they hough In favorable time. i
We also manufacturing Ladies and Geuemsns oaheIA
of every dlscpiu well hs I'll other kinds Of work done IN
line of business md would nn The attention " thoec
want TO j. Milea Sons boots have them, toth dress
and ionble) Of the best qualify. fmh II dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05
Spring and Summer Goods. oi o,
oots, Shoes. Hats, Caps and straw Goods.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND STYLE.
tt. HAVING received the grpsteT portion of my Spring
and Summer tioo,la aud bcng incoept daily, Of such
beg made io order, can aasarc my friends
.ad the ppbi that lasy may cah, with fall eSpecta
tlon OF being sur either In qualify sve price Ny stack
Of Tranks casps Bas UmFeas Dr. 70 large and ccpriscs
every grade a.ft .l .t !. 4. AkMIbTEAn
aps]lRcp copy1 No, lao Main H., Lynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

The FAMILY CATHAR1
Cathaftic which the plopsie-
for more than twenty yeafA
Tho constantly increaslng
have long nsed the HILH]
oil express In regard TO theff
place them withfn thsruach
The Profession well know
on different portions Of the
Tho FAMILY CATHARr
reference 10 thin well esgah
I'd lrvm . variety of The pu- |
which act alike op every |
andIare gDod and sdb b "a |
needed, such - UsrQN1e,l
ptasss, Putss N ~ Pa
Putn and S0rsa>ss over MS
cold, which frequently, ifl
course Of FeveS, Loss a lp-
tt0R Of Gold oper tie bedr, u
s0ei0ht ~ tks Aea1 ~ ~
Worms IN CAtldreN o. Ads'
" The Rie0d, ~. foney ~
meEous 70 mention u ~ "A
90 PEI CIT b
zAs Etesr Iisptoeeefsv a
FetAiled By Dru6I ~ Reners
In ill We lased tosluA .salA
-"
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Farmers 4 Merchants Savings Institution.
FOU NDED 1898.
Office No. ~ Main St., Lynchburg, Va,
OVER THE MERCHANTS BANK.
TUVHs old and welknown institution will money
aspo., IN .ums of Ave dollars and apwar which viii be
mum or any tine over thrce months four per cent
- : ..' -''' JAMES l. oLAYToR, President
AAHr" W. DAvEssosr, 1s.a..rsr
JAMES L. CLAyroR Tobacconisi
X @. y. KEAN, Attorney at Law.
BHs'. II. NowLIE, Arm of Nowin d Nurrell
JOuN D. HoLr firm Of Clark n Holt
JonN T.. KxeHr. Tobaceons.
NHAs J. JONES, arm Of MeCorkle n Co.
GEo ". ROOKIE, firm of Lee Rookie N Taylor.
NJ. HOLLINS &c co.
Grocer and aAfs G9nmssHn s Merchants
VIII ve particular attention the sale all consgncnts
TOBACCO, WHEAT, WI FLOUR.
Make liberal advance. produce when de.,red,
PERuYvsi!tA!s|N,i x ,;5 diUANo. =
Rafan's RhasphO Peruvian Guano,
And B. Y k.op.s ea,: SUPER pIlosPHATE OF LIME
Sioo iSr Loose parcels Of 1000 ns and upwards.
% ceats for parcels beH 800 and i00O Ds
70 cent: e., for parcels under ID =. 500 Ms.
~ We pay Tie Cr1er's Zee in all cases -
Jan 25ts Z 7FIT WIZ NJ HOIIINs b c.
.l To Builders and Painters. .GL-
HAVE now In store large stock o Mhits Lead, White
Zinc, Luseed OIL vsrushes Brushes eprts 1urpcntinc
Putty and coiors Of IN Kinda Those in invited
T'f- 1T JOHN IL. sEAy, Druggist 4
may1s Lynchburg, Va.
- ~ n Concentrated Lye. - }
a. e: & .. ss m @
economical For sale by JOHN h. sEAY, Druggist,
may IS u if y .sff'E Lynchbure, Va
Semple's Baking Powders.
FEW eroce Sempe's Inhlble Baking Powders, in store
IA and for sale by JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist,
may 10 Lynohburg, Va.
Pure Coal Oil.
M GALLONS pure Camel Coal Oil. Warranted 70 be
4OO pure and Of Ses, quality; For sale By
JOHN IL. SEAY, Druggist,
may 10 Lynchhurg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

The celebrated horses Trovatore. Nicholas. l.,
Ironna, and Red Eagle. arrived in New York,
Thursday mornirs. in tbs sts.pship Yorktown
The total vaius Of Ameriean vessels lost last
month is e.timstsdAt S5aS, 900 exclusive of car
goee. '--i -@ ~ Is TI~fh
Samuel Cover, aged ITO years. died in Tallade.
"a. Ala, recently. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

NTH IS IN
Da- FREE LUNCH AT THE MALTA, vSa
no MAIN STREET
Every Day, at II O'Cl o X :.
Come One! Come ALL!
ap2S JOSEPH B, SMITH,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

Pure Coal OIL
100 GALLONS pure Camel Coal Oil. Warranted 70 b
HOO pure and Of best quality. For sale by
JOHN IL. SEAY, Druggist,
may 10 LynchhuPR. Va.
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So. s ANF OR DIS !" -.
FAMILY GATHARTHC PHLMIO;

Pure Teosfabs 1koets, AID bat W " LASS CASES. Atr
ygAs csS - ~ rts assg ~ r. ~ 9isass q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

IGN nm eEeARs ON CONSIGNMENT OF aii grades
loUgUVV end phceA which will sell low 10 c0se 4f
may E.- 4s IRBY ~ sAUNDER 4. o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

Semp1e's Baking Powders.
FEW eroce Semples nfaibe Baking Powders, in
IA and for sale by JOHN II. SEAY, Druggisi,
may 10 LynchburQ, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

To Builders and Painters. .GL.
II HAVE In store u large stock o Mh,is Lead Whit
L Zinc, Linseed OIL ysrnshes Brushes sptss 1urpcnne
give me caB. For sale by - HI <
LJT GIJF JOHN IL. sEAY, Druggist 4
may1s Lynchbnrg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-05

- Concentrated Lye - z
s mi s s as Every
family should have this arc, both convenient and
may 49, - tf y .ff's Lynchburg, Va.
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THoRI.Eys IMPORTED FOOD FOR CATTLE.
4 THoRLEY's ROOD FOR HORSES THoRLEYS
FOOD FOR HORSES
1HORLEY'S FOOD FOR SHEFP
7H0RLEY'S FOOD FOX COWS. TIIORIEY'S FOOD FOL

THoRLEYs FOOD FOR ALL ANIMALS.
Sy s sss ": ss and
and hs. become established as legitimate
being generally reccsssi sdmstsd The sale Sss Sssn
r S % 9H Ss p aSa s
and here can BE no doubt s as s merits are better under
who have an in,eres, in domestic animals y N''
ss 81 nsanS Ss s sss esss cssus has
led to that research sfer the materials adapted for
ts sad or s IL
coyeres regarding animal deyelopement
eject 8 nysorae their health and increase their pSysoa
@ e'sa ia
futon It's use Tor increases The and euTcse,
the quality OF their milk extremely nocrshag FOR
lis ening quacs arc perhss The ost ssSe Of any
&C. Tie a1 q ted xs greatly Issg "
sistency and flavor 10 that OF others.
aeneed with suesrac,ion Of o.her fool to the OF
he ms m s sSSe0
every animal Id extracting larger amount OF uourishmeGi
seyuen, the aired defective those organs
1hos S caasd so
America, France Germany, Denmark Sweden, has
si gai is ss s de-
e a s @ De ser from The
TRANSLATION ATTEST FROM DR. xsAuEnr HEAD vKrk-
BINARY SURGEON OF TPr ksrrkH ROYAL
OF PRUSSIA AND APPROVED AroTaEcARr FIRST
Of his rzcersncy Lieutenant General wne,
anned chemically and microscoplcay Thsr;ess Food for
Cattle. imported from England BY MI. Lowsnherx.
sss e. e. F9seh aga s ssF &
has trial Of Than four weeks proved itse
E o s d ss. . psss s5p., sss 5
Of he sms IsreioSe patsaary sppicasls 's % AMI
he snsa rsaeirs @ from wessnsss II Inc royal
stables stu being used and proves one Of the beat means
The above herewith willingly aaen by my own handwr
ng and with nay seal OF Office, and grant this testimonial 70
Brs 5sne s US ss s %'
TRANSLATION or TESTIMONIAL FROM MINISTRY OF
Trials which been made with Tbo.leys Food for Cattle
the request Of the Royal Ministry q War BY different dvi
that the addition 10 the ration OF oats that say,
S ss S @ 81 Vs Sa
Or such as have gons back Il feeding conaon
war A ssnsd Military nsy1inMpq
Prvy Councillor Of War, ard General Com OF Sores
eiE EsS9y M hrs's ! is Ssaera Major
| TESTIMONIAL IRON ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
1nE ADAMS EXPRESS CoxpAyY.l
rss.ns M xon re-. Nov: 20 lsS9
eys Focd for Cste 70, than six weeks and very
much srahed with It's effects The horses fond
glossy coat besides Keeping very regular and cool
therefore ceerfuly recommend to all who seek TO bring
their horses into good condlon and to keep them
}. D. WALLACE. Agent Of Adams Erpress Co
,-s-,uov,, 800, 49,. % Broadway, New York
TESTIMONIAL IRON 'A'G Sn HSH 1os. o ssa 1852
TSo es for Cattle hsys ~ me-
ry 70 be the best compound sh which aw acquante for
ssa Sspg me "a a. a s1ox o
fall horses weak and dull hsmulaies hem 10 their former
II hardens and rveshep, appetite restores and preserves
her wind and as far AS my experience goes tbnk what
TI3RLEYs FooD FOR CATTLE Is sod ia casks, con.
snng ts Leeds or mxngs price "a and in half Casks con
agents wanted.
DspotA Broadway vo.x
Further testimonials sen, On application for same,
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A r1ExrroN LADIES AND GENTr.EMEN.-I GUARAE.
IA Tee pay foovv from - 70 81 for coAte rom " 10
Is for pas, from 81 70 sfor vsss from 8 % 90 fcs ladies
SIX dresses Please call address. y. NINfz - Seventh
Ladies attended 10 by Ma Mntx.
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MISCELLANEOUS


CUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES. PARALYSIS,
"A rheunssn govt neuralgia affections 0f the throat lungs
ard liver spinal conpins siH joints contracted muscles
partial blindness and denss permanently cured the Eec
ropabc Institute No l Cinon place Eighth street. In from
Ito 80 days
s. A UsTINs sPECTFrcN FOR THE CURE or DYsEN-
"a iery Diarrhsoa Colo, Cramps &C. Ia for sale AZ
A. 8ascns, 3U2 Grand street. and a. me Office 81 South
street, near Wall, No l. Prize bottle, 35 cents
A. BALDWIN SMITH, Proprietor.
DLADoN SPRINGS, CHoCTAW CoCNTY, ALABAMA
ID these springs sus,ed the Tombsbee river about ~
miles above Mobile from which they daily coessble By
steamboats, have attained large portion OF the
Southern states quaed reputation for the remarkable
efficacy In the of variety of Diseases They have
proved an almost certain specific for Dyspepsia Chroac
DiarrhA, Affections OF the kidneys and Bladder, Rhsnms
tam, Gout Diseases Of the SKIN and Syphc and Nero ia
Diseases They also exceedingly valuable 10 diseases
pecVcr 70 females Under bsfr celebrating Influence 70
slnts, incredible what beneficial change IL wrought the
wasted and 5ebiacd frame - these mineral waters lose
OF their curative properties durog the winter tho
peos have been induced N their hotel during the
entire FOR the accommodation Of visitors Persons from
the North visiting the South In quest OF health would do well
10 give BAdon trial The climate Is generally mid during
the winter and to those Accustomed the Northern winters
must possessed OF the genial character Of the ndf
The soil OF Badon sandy and dry the
around varied and be luifu The accommodations OF the
complete, and the propretors viii palma
70 render their vieers comfortable.
References the physicians Of Mobile and Ne Orleans
JAMES CoNNOR CO., Propretors
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CrxrH ANNUAL BALI OF THE Y06Ha NEWS "A
y eeeeo9 p b. held shs Academy q Music fsT ne bsne
Evening" January 8, lseo. sSshon.a band eaysged CON
mitses ~ ATAngemsn.s:-J John MeMsaomy, james A. Ca
oscaI Spence, =. re0lynn, wm rniRsrce ESwsrd G
JOIN A. nosorsy Robert O. LAs John Dradlsy. Jossrk
LypeA John goys John Ks1esSy ysSss onssas Ilss
Peter T.@os. Danisl Syeeny. y. l. 4 CLARK Jose n
Mcgurs. Dca.sl 1nomZ sdSsra Dsnaa ve2sse wsisn gu
~, 1sasd Bay OAver K. Mooey Peer Meehaa Daniel B.
Kama JAMES IXNCH, Preside 7s.
pJosepb = cDoaoh7e. rl Wee eslieut, rhom zyaa
secoud Vice President Apirev T.. By-ne Aecrstl-y wi,
nAm labor. Treasurer; Char'es wrast ylooc M.a1.er
rcksp, p, sdu1tOg 0eqpema, aos Later
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HYKw oRLRANs MOBILE, MONTGOMERY. ATLANTA,
IN Albany. CSlumbrs Macon Augusta, and various places
rs FLORIDA, Capt Isaac Crowel win eave on 9atur-
0ay jan H. at r. r., pier No. North river Tckets
90 b hAd for The following plncesfAro low by
49, steamer from New York 10 Savannah, Accommodations
New FORK 70 New Orleans, - Is: Mobile. 80; Monsgons
H. Al ~ Atlanta. 0A -; Albany Co. ~; Columhus
SAHUIL {. EiTCHTil { sON Is Broadway.
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CARD-0KNr1.OGxH's FEW AND LEFT OFF
"A chng gurchased fbr As western market In large 9,
small lots Gall n Ne store address Tbos D. Conroy ~
Centre street. n B-Merchani af.rs haynS aay % had
WI pIeaee allrVs n shevN
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rrAvAKA NEW ORLEANS, TxxAs AND MEXICO.
I1 New York and New Orleanz 6tsamshp Company. For
lew Orleans via Havana 10 sail Thursday January II
l0O n O'Clock. The United States mail steamship GA
IAHDA Nv. Smith, commandsr wiz commencs . reostys
- river. Ne bs Of adng signed amer the hour Of sail
n PR feg orpamAgs spply 70 the agsna LIVINGSTON,
ooss ssss i1usd 70 vera Cruz ana all parts In Texas
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FALL FASHIONS
IMPORTANT NEWS FROM yUROPE
i TIN HUDSON BAY FUR COApANY,
~ BROADWAY,
Having iua received ty special ac Of Parliament "a
Tension d their charter for Alted tne, hereby g3vo
PUBLIC NOTICE
ThA4 hcy WIN ell their entire stuck o.
LA1OIES' AND CHILDRNNS FURS
Al re1An, 1t An M4kNSB eACRlYrCE. for cash only.
A. Aalr wArvhCtna, 81 Brra1way WI DO kept opsu POD
lively e3Z FIR tsy days cnser ladies' and 6enNesn
respectfully requested b cell early posb5o By ord0G
of ~ beard MARK J. KING, DksstaS.
CABLR on MNK.-ANY ONE HAVING SCI on
- furU vcorne and ou6 that hAs been used, VIII moo1
purchase nd cAap. Inquire 10 store 80 Canal ssseI
TvHE AMnlcAN AErIsI mA wIILlANsoN m
sbeo 10 t11 nh0 prepared roCefve ~
pupils aeA The pary saasoo being now fairy nauSurss
handsome collection Of whNs CamslAs for he hair u
latest style half blown Camsss for gentlemen wsAs h o.
ecSVa n Ra11aae& bQW0oR ~ 1sVaAMy
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Es0R SAVANNAH, 0EO.-rHG WELL KNOWN FIRST
~ olaae seanehp STATE or 0EOH0IA, Capt J. J. Gar.
ytn va leavs Psdelpha for Savannah Tuesday. Jan 10
u 10 O'Clock A. n Very superior be secured
" lsasr g sslsgaph Ths KEYsroD sfAr1 WIN san =
SM 90. 80 - a , HKR0x, Jk, Ass.s
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CLOTHING, &C.

A CAPITAL CHAncE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
TO coever their OF clothing Into cash From IS
50 pad Tor ss Dress from p e . fer Paris also The
nKoy yevery D. Anote by punsray attended y by
r.. ~ Seventh avenue; between Nineteenth aud Twentieth
sreets. LADIES attended 10 By Mrs T.
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Tor NORFOLK AND PoR1xouTH-TH. NEW FIRST
er Il Norh avof svery Safniay a ~ sboye pcrts
-, connecting VIA bs NORFOLK md tu6gvSurr Raroad for
Yocs ana y Pesersbure sens pse< and proporHonae
oaanssSa- Apply = X d VR0xWNsE / CO., q Me-
VGfgyet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-09

AL the descriptive music and
OVERTURE
trroducfbe the following svorite Scotch airs "wh,n Nj Of
FdnhurH tsoo hue) Knloch OF Kniochn (soo violin)
- I'm Anderson Joe' colo corne Laird of Coo<pen
tsolo trornbone) "scos wha haze Wallace bed'JohDny
Cope-solo fife and drum. Heel--The famous Tuloch
gcrAin .ccoppanet with the bagppes Composed aud
ranged expressly for this piece by xr THOMAS BAKER.
The drama has been produced under the stage direction OF
the author, MIR DION BoURcroAULT.
Dress circle may be secured In advance
Doors open ~ 6E O'Clock; % Commence IL O'CLOCK
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sC Do .ss ssR a TT
wAu. ocnAH NE M raxssfS IcoxPAwy,s
vrs cs.s iai powered a e Cyd. sais ssslaers
Sss. ss %s .n ss%
Bsnx.a,n Capt JoSss oys ssSsS c.ps .a ofl A
Anglo sssss. osS Ss saiaSsias Sew sAip building
Eass passage New York 70 osssasio,wa Or Liver
ps 1fss sa AZ. tsse s nsss' R X
E o.s according 70 e 40 and $50
es;s,s Uasa class sisS snd siS sesrsgs SEQ
o
spey q .ss S sn sos s sSs
ssrees, liverpool Queenstown and Cork
IivrRpooI. LONDON AND GLASGOW.
10 land ssd embark paasensss And dispatches.
IT.. .s..s 1sss. ia .:,s,
yno1 AZ INV S;'q sosS z f ~ = Ii4 Iss
Sg q 80
xn1 sass alternate saturday Al uoon
rRox h sfs% p Tck i f Tos t SSsslissow.
Ei4 81 S;:ssss: tsssSsy
IN aumnsr from pier "A North river.
RAVES OF PASSAGE.
~ 70 Qsssasoyn Liverpool glasgow. ....s7s
:: s.z 80 9 Sus.n.io town liverpool $
I'D osss rs.arn cfei: available for ;iI months from
ts.sss q 70 Ha1a f;I Haabars BrsnsS
q q Dsssss i sssd from Liverpool and alA.sow
fSsss sssns hsvs superior accommodation passsa.
ss are WIN compartments and carry
Sl@sssesd surgeons :, a.. or.. If IN. .o,,,,.nx
yShS &. SHISS s. sTsssxsy, New . IsTE; Agent
In 0iassow 70 wH. INMAN Is Dixon street
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SHIPPING.

PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP KARNAK FOR IA,
vis Nassau n r. equested 70 be on board tina
(Monday) morning, ~ II O'Clock Letters Tor Havana Y
until ii O'Clock. n CUEARD.
Observation-Disclosures AT Low RArRs--BY TIE
nvorie od Black Star Line Of packet ships. sailing punc
hay on the Sh and 2h Of each Dras on bAaks
lsnd England and SoAud AZ 81 per pound Without Any
charge Apply 10 WILLIAMS GUl0E, 20 utoa street.
EoR raR SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA CHARLES.
ste.ship Lima Cabin passage s5 deck o. maguhccn
,,sssn'AhlO NASHVILLE I n Murr.y, coun.sdes win
O'Clock p NJ precasAly. Through tickets 70 Ne following
s M s NsS osss Tssu ny s 81 ss ss SIS
chss.nOogs, Tenn 81 .slfs, Tenn, 81 Aususss o.
sa jackson 'is Fla, Sal Fla S2S FeusndinN sct
rss pss.'E; spS e Syo XXI. TItssToE
ed Saturday Jan H. Notoeko form Of bills OF aiiag
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-11-17
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
8E2S ~ "a ~ ~ S.Sz62
m and AFTER Monday the lst Of October,

{f&y8t2N ~ ~ gS&@zkR
NN and AFTER Monday the LIST OF October,
" The Mail ana Passenger Trains.
VIII leave Richmond daily Except sundays) a. $50 NJ for
staunon all intermediate Stations connecting al Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains for
Alexandra intermediate stations and at Charlottesville with
trains for Lynehburg and all points West and Southwest Of
that place And every other day. viz Tuesdays Thursdays, and
Jacksons River and stations West OF SaunioD
Browns Stages connect with the train at saunton
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays aud At Goshen on Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
HarmAn Mason and COmpany Stages connect with the IAn
Tuesdays Thursdays days at Mboro for the Warm
Springs and at JAeksons River for the White Sulphur springs
LeWsburg, &c. -
RETURNING,
The Mall Train leaves JGclsons River Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays, at 9:ih, p. NJ, for Stanton. -
A FREIGHT TRAIN With PASSENGER CAR ATTACHED
will leave wGynesboro, 7ij, and staunon at 9i5 A. M
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for JRcksons Biyer
RETURNING,
Leave Jacson River Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
al T45 A NJ, for WAynesbcro'
Through Tickets for the Warm and white sulphur springs,
Lexington LewSburg Ao for Winchester Ly nchbuTg Bon
SACK salem shaRsy- ohrsantbug, Bristol Knoxville Dali
ton Chattanooga Nashville rshd Junction. Memph Canton,
New Orleans and Important Points in the Southwest be
THOMAS D0DAMEAD,
ocl General Superintendent
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DAILY LINE or PACKETS.
TO sCOTTsyILLE.

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The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday NJ and and after 9Th September the Way
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points the oppo day al the hours going and hour
later coming down.
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