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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
A GRAVE SUBJECT |

JUST RECEIVED, n stock Of Drugs, chemically
pure, select polons and preparations entirely up to
tic standard OF strength aud purity exacted by the
United States Pharmacopia ssIreH
FOR NY PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT.
Those sending prescriptions to my house, may be
Gssafed that the common practice of using drugs Of
Ihe ordinary Kind in their preparation is altogether
discarded and that but ingredients Of the first
quality will enter into their composition.
AG5BA m A4 w. o. VANCE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
Dissolution and New Firm.
D D; n y WOODS,
Job work.

We have just yeooivoda new LOT Of Jeb Trus ar :
ae nav PREF AIRED q sxeeute work with neab.eEs
and dispafsh. SE4pLETT GRANT.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
Guard against Fall and Fires
BY CHOICE INSURANCE wITH TnE
CASH CAPITAL, 100000

Absolute aud unimpared. Net surplus of S942,-
ISLE and the prestige of 40 years success and
experience Upwards Of Sl2,0O00O0 of losses have
been paid by the Ktna Insurance Company in the
past 40 wears The value of reliable insurance will
be apparent from the following losses paid by the
lgtna duriuo the mast five wears:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
FARM FOR SALE.
OFFER for sale two tracts of the best Lane
the Green River country. One tract contains
500 T-2 A G. R ES,

web iu,mo,cd; good Dwelling House, Tobacco
Parus, Cut Houses Vols, Ice House.. &c, &c.
About oue-half cleared, aud 90 acres 10 Wheat II
Il nearly all fenced with Usage Orange Hedges.
Taken altogether, It is one of the most desirable
places in Christian County.
The other tract contains
40 ACRES or coon TTMBERED LAND.
The abave described Land is situated in Christian
County J miles from Garrettsburg, and 10 miles
from Hopkusyiiie, Ky. Any person wishing 10
buy bargain, apply 70 JOHN X. SMITH.
Dec 9 lSBg--f
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

JUST RECEIVED, at the GAINESVILLE Music
Store splendid lot of Pianos Accordians, Flut-
mas Flutes, Banjos, Guitars, Flies Caroncts Flagi-
olets etc. all purchased at cheaper rates than any
heretofore brought to GAINESVILLE and which will be
sold at heavy reduction former prices
July 90, '59-tf D. HUGHES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

The subscriber having completed his arrangement
will keep constantly on hand full assortment ei
Candies, and well selected stock of Confectona-
ries and Toys of every variety in which he thinks
he please any purchaser in quantity or quality,
at the very lowest cash prices Constantly receiving
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

hare decidedly the heaviest stock of Painting
Materials in the market, embracing everything in
the line, some of which are mentioned below in
quantities to show the extent Of the stock kept on
hand:
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

$50 kegs II. a. Fahne-l2O
stocks Lead; no
700 kegs other brads leadiIa
1000 lbs paints in oil, alll6
colons A
200 do Faris Green, dry; SO
200 do Chrome Green do,
"A do do Yellow do; 2J
All other colors, dry
Bronzes, Smalts, gold and Bl
silver Leaf;
so doz Paint and Varnishl W
Brushes
100 lbs Red Lead, dry;
June "a, 80.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03
TO Country Merchants.

Your attention is solicited to some goods suitable
70 your trade, which have brought on in such
quantities as allow me to price them to you at fig
nres that will give a wide margin for profit and
such as compare favorably with Eastern quotations
J gross Hostetter's bitrs500 o. Quinine,
s DO Cod Liver OH, birthstone, roll and -four,
10 do McLanes vermi- b bags black Pepper,
fnge, ~t- 3 do Allspice,
10 do Fahnestock's do Mustard in cans,
do McLane's Pills, Spices, in bulk and papers
SRrsapaillas of all kinds IL gross cheap Hair Oils,
3 gross Mustang Lini'nt,l2 do do Coogneo,
2 do Nerve and Bone do 100 noz. Violin Strings,
IS do Ess, Ginger cask Numegs,
do Cherry Pectoral Z chests Teas,
2 do Ayers Pills, 100 lbs Cloves,
do Tricapherous White and Black Ginger,
Castor Oils, all sizes, 8 boxes Rosiu Soap,
Tnrpontine, do leo grs Matches, all kinds
Scotch Snuff, paper bot.2 ceroons indigo,
i gross Hollands Bitrs, . bbls Nader,
loo tbs Cream Tartar, 200 lbs Ext Logwood,
10 casks Soda. bbls Copperas,
3 do EPSON Salts G do Alum
do Assafetda, 1907 Letter Paper,
] do Gum Cnmphor, 100 lbs Cinnamon,
] do Blucstone, Godfrey's Cordial,
2 do Borax, Batemans Drops &c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

l2OO los W hlte bead, ufyj
no bbls Linseel Oil, raw;
II do do do boiled
8 do Tnrpentine;
A few very sup diamonds
500 los Putty bladder
and cans
$50 boxes window glass,
from $40 TO 1880;
Blenders, Grainers, Grain
ing Combs, &c,
] Window Glass cut TO any
size.
W. O. VANCE.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

Cures all Flesh Wounds
and Cutaneous Eruptions in man OF beast
Two or three applications will cure the worst
CHAPPED HANDS 1t has no superior for CHAppED
LIPS or any other CHARS. Nothing is better for
burns or scalds IT has equal for letter or Ring
Worm and IL used on fresh cut it never gets sore
but heals up in an incredible short time Try all
Others, but give this one simple fair trial.
LCROOKE'S NEVER FALL
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-02-03

neA,. We take the liberty Of offering few re-
ferences and could giyehundreds if necessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
From WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 3.--Colonel rarney's
election a~ clerk of the House Ut Representatives,
was effected by the votes Of MI present who bad
voted Tor speaker pcnningJan together with thasc
loi Nessrr Horace +. Clark and Riggs, aud wt,l,
the exception of Mr.. pAys, Of MARYLAND
Mr.. Hoffman, for Sergeant alarms, also rcce,-
ed the votes OF the republicans and about half of
the American vote, aud WAS thus elected. Seven
Americans, namely-Mcssrs. Mallory, MAYNARD
Moore OF Kentucky Quarlcs, Stokes Hal,on and
Smith, Of North Carolina, voted for Mr. Under.
wood. Mr., Glossbrenner inal,iit1n to the demo.
cratic Votes cast to him, received those If Mc,srs
Boulgny, Brstow, llardeman, Hill, Leach If \.
C., and Vance. who belong t, the Southern opp,-
Isition.
The bill introduced in the House ty Mr. Phelps
TO day appropriates 81 296 600 lur the Deficiencies
of the year ending with June last, and for pant Of
the present fiscal year 81 100000 under the law
lot 1856, in the payment Of the salaries Of officers
and clerks, and Tor the transportation Of the mails
The third section provides Tor tho payment Of
Interest at the rate Of per on and after the
expiration Of the quarter in which mail service
was rendered, add sufficient to pay ii; and
approprates 81 900 for temporary clerk hiie to
expedite the payment. No doubt is entertained
but that the bill will be passed next week. -
Hon Clark b. Cochrane writes 10 u freud here
that he will soon return to Washington, and that
ins cad Of being a patient in lie asy UNI, lie is
living with the family oi Dr.. Gray, the supt rim
tendent, having gone to Utica to obtain his medl-
cal advice for II chronic constipation and rheuma-
usm.
Among the notices given in the House to-day
were the following: BY Mr.. Briggs, of his inten.
ton to introduce bill granting power to the az
say Office IN New York to coin gold and sil, Ell ;
and by Mr.. Scott Of u bill to establish cornmuni.
cation by railroad and telegraph between the At
iaDtic States and California
The republicans will again meet in conference
tomorrow on the subject oil the election Of door
keeper and postmaster. The number of anplioa
Itons for subordinate places is unusually large.
WAsHINGToS, February ., p M-My dispntcl
of last evening should have stated that tho uoney
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
Election of Speaker.
Upon this snhj cct the National Intell sencer tina.

Upon this snhj cct the National Intei senrer thus
speak.
Thus, after II contest of extreme excitement,
and of n duration, with one exception, uarNanplel
IN our history, the obstinate strug gr has At onsfA
been brought to close, The ucws is aim Il t5a
COOL IL he true; aud alter - long AN PAINFUL u
suspense, bordering aim ~ on dsspn,s, We can
hardly realize the iact ourselves.
Asthc worthy and respectable gentleman wlp
has ut iast hcen called IL preside over the L u>r
has no, before filled any station in ,he National
ICounclls, aud however hunprci NJ he ln,. kern ~
his native Stale. may not bo widely known l., oar
Southern readers, we have, Tor their giirlisltlnu
copied rom n tarthcdming enlarged edition Il Mr.
Ianman's DH.i0nrY 81 touJEtsf the Dol,en in.
particulars Of the character aud rurs,r OF thc
distinguished Speaker Of the thirty sixth Con.
igress
"llon. WILLIAM PENNINGTON was b,tn ia New
ark New Jersey, whrfe hJ h,,rrsiled all Ia, HE
lie is lawyer, aud his Tor many years prl ti-el
his profession extensively in the courts # that
State In 1889 he was elected Governor II New
Jersey and cr-ofcto Chancellor oI the STA = both
of which positions he occupied Tor six years OF
until 1913. When General Taylor came l., tho
Presidency he appointed Governor Pennington
Governor of Minnesota. aud though un,,nim ,usl Y
confirmed by the Senate. 10 declined "a" oihrr o.
President Fillmore offered him one # lhn .lud.,
ships in California to settle land claims u,n.cr tie
treaty with Mexico, but this position be also IL.
lclincd preiorrnS 10 remain III his own STATE m
in private life. In the autumn of ls5S the united
voice OF The Opposition IN his district. ir,vnliel
upon him. against his wishes. 10 become :, cana
date for Congress, and he WIS elected rs 4 yer,
large vote, representing the nth Congressional
district. In politics Mr.. Pennington has EYER bee,
ia Wing and it was during hl> administrator n
IGovernur that tho famous hropl seal contr,,ier~,
occurred IN Ne" Jersey. In politics now See i,
moderate Republican. decidedly conservative
principle and spilit, tlm supp ,rtor OF ,I'e rnun
and an advocate Tor laying aside all subjects thru
may disturb the public tranquility. His person,
character is one of the mos, pure AM cslsmahr
and his presence aud manners rcuarkablef r d..
nifty and urhanity."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
Proposed Conference of the Southern
States

We are very much gratifed to see that popular
and influential journal. the Richmond Wing, with
which it always affords US great pleasure to agree;
coming out 50 manfully against the proposition to
hold ct this time, Conference OF the Southern
States. We raid few days since, that, consider
ing the antccedents OF those States that are taking
the initiative in this matter, and are seeking
to enlist Virginia, with all her influence in the
plot--we feared more was meant than had been
expressed. We regard the whole project as 1.-THE
spawn of disunion." and believing thus, we shun
il as "a leprosy. Virginia is not prepared to 20
forward in the march Of di.uuipn vet, though when
she does conceive it to be necessary, she will do
90, and then, take no step backward" that will
subject her to ridicnle AMI contempt But we
pray CIR readers to ponder the words of our es.
teeusa cetemp ,rary. They ars words Of wisdom
aud deserve to be carefully considered. Saws the
Whig:s
This proposition to meet in Southern Confer
snee" atthe present time presents to the repre-.
senIntives and people Of Virginia most grave and
solexnn question, and it should be pondered Ion q
and we'll before il is decided respond iavorably
20 the wishes Of South Carolina Virginia occu.
pies high and commanding position in the con-
federacy at the present moment, as she has done
ever since the days Of the revolution and she
shopld- not lightly and unadyisedly take step
which may rob her Of her weight and influence
bota Ia the Union ard among hsr sister Southern
Efsfee. Dy agreeing to send commissioners the
proposed = conference shemay win the gratitude
and spplasss ef three or four extreme Southern
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

Sh.I.s 81 SroVk - EGCHMoAD,
HBiso :. las, 50 itr REX .naaJ Ftb , .Gt
NH-ina Yer nt~ Registered l'1u,, sales s92
lA,Il4uEi 't'N Eouis. last sales. So aud ini.
Ic;"f,'Hr-, ~ Bonds. ia-t >r' I! and ih.
lAnoh'"c: ny l"nis, la; sale, $50 aud mt.
AirtuN ~ iipnlS, last "a. -.
lA,i4tto laun >t"rk. f,ti.
iNyian.r i'Lrk Stnek, sdl,, i!t.
Hank at l5tIuIa S'o,k. sale, !, -.
l'.iA 81 ,.e 'onimonw 'ath -to,k. sales 4as,@.
Echh'nl aud pluNnc L. L., BONDS guaranteed by State of
Va, last sI,n "A.
virginia central T. l.. Bonds guaranteed by State Of Va no
=
Git! d oeshurs Bonds, guaranteed 10y Va, re
sales
lam'' i;lrr a1 kaaw la o.,, guaranteed by STATE Va
recent >al,s
Richmond Fare Association stock, sales ut 40.
tgihi II" and Marine Insurance Stock last sales s31
Mciciahta Insurance >l.rk ias sales 3Gi.
Virginia 'elra H. l., l>t MORTGAGE liuE,s sai- 81. int
Nhs'h" adj ran'sse-l l.. ii Mortgage iiond- sales
-. and ri.
Virginia and tennessee l. L. .n4 Mortgage Lends last sales
-
Virginia an tennessee /. L. nj Mortgage Bos las, sales
80 anl IN.
"r.'- an. oNaaria L. L. per cent; Bpn, ,al. -
"Aa-' AM VI Nttfm L. l.. een,. h,i,i,. so
um!
Manassas fp l.. l. per Eond, sales So, ard int
N"uIi=>ide - l.. t'".t L. iHst 49, -.
s'oi, .'it L. IL i"n c4' j. Petersburg ia. salts
Richmond Fredericksburg Potomac Railroad >tol las,
stlg> ~ ~
Virginia central l'ni.r4al slork, la, -al,s go
lsio.ar"n1 ant ie,pi-bUr- lalrnad Stock salr, -
iticbhonl a'i 1aN,ls' ia.,ru. sock, asi a - tGj
]anr7 .r".sd hana"h la o,ugA, lst -Iles -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
COMMERCIAL
MARE ETS,
EE.ugTED ny
A. B. FUCKER,
pro DU { T. b II q * l. r,
1873 MAIN STREET.
COMMERCIAL.

1873 MAIN STREET.
~ rcse quotations. will b. understood represent whole
sale prices generally
Arrrr.-Crecn 30 s5' i hane, according to quality
mani god ..-,...
Bm"s.-- Sew freely the mar.c-selinG at iGsiiis c
according quality.
BIZ wiiic-arss ut Lao, si.73 Z buslIrl.
rTI~W AN.-siz6s3I rcnts
BT.gali1 - rti.r f firhn: 20tt2j cents fresh Roll.
i,lIa~ ,t9,s rIr.; Whe N4ft,'es suppl! good
t1ES 'fE,t--,;.s, ~ cents: according /" quality.
ttMYNr.--Iam,s River ! tari Fl II.
Dal ipi,- si3I tflI2; Pcacd Pearhes, tias;
Tnpei.ed do IN - IL , hi>'i. ..z..
Fiot K~n.srHnc t5i1. .5Jn Extra s6i2g q So Fam
lily tdSI%6tti.m
FFhHEe,-l3ls4i ocnts. supply pos'
E.sflftFes-S Peruvian 'uano $3.50 u ton OF 2oh lbs;
Reese linlae1 ,iuao &t5ioo: SonJrcro Guano si1o;
Mexican liia.o &2aa uo,it, sup Phosphate o Ldc fs;
Euiln', Php>,hn Peruvian Gsaio SlD Grouid Plass r,
on-e. S9.,H; Packed tllet
,,r,s- rfnt liver s9ZGfG.o; Timothy s22561 f9i3: Or
.lar 80 10 lil or,,s !: n0ls.l - ETetgreeh ff
ffti.,o.
tl>sr,s.--;sas,-..e-
uas.- l.oo45ai.l24 r 10 lbs:
lGo>.-~ Mountains .,r45:"a; Wea,cT's goo T. ton.
L,.p.-supl,y good II, lareuS
LlufThorna-omn ti,s'at ,bl Mountain >0Qs9o cents
Osios~ eaGt - cis Red 646i 70 cts + hnsle
busie of - lbs. Sitnt oate u 25dGfl.3Th.
PIAt.-Backc Iif - We Black Cow Pea lo4s flo
P"fAtoes.-7a1f>1'. cenie-"ror'Iing 10 quality,
1oBA faInr uIcring the past week UNUSUALLY small
Lug uus tI5; poor i51d 5000 for Er IN parcels free
Of dirt it GGN tub for shD'l 10 good seFfl3 for Work
ing parcels sales confined to lower parcels.
NnEAr-ccrits light i4ge fl3O for Red, nnd sl3oe
4l3si. ior choice White
Wo5r nuas,rd - washed DO cts according quad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
Fosty- Fourth and Final Vote for Speaker

III following is :hr Nair IA IL, All:
erl'anlngtan:- Nilni. tNts Adrian. Alr AIayAsh
ih tu NJ lbtai', Bingham hlr, hiakc, IRA,
hfiggdn". Bnrnhan, burroughs Butterhcd, Ga
bnls. Dawes, pcaao nu,ll. Bn, Elgcrton EDWARDS Elliot
LILY r>"orlh tVni"H, crr Foster. Frank,
hfhan, hr"" hirlr5 Hale, Hal Haskin lieick Hck man,
"iti Humphrey, IUCih>, irt itu, JuGkin Kellogg Mich
hI', Gill, h", NJ hhuIcr hiigorr, LEACH Mrn1 Lcr
''u-n-th"r, L"nuis, Lohtul. Mds"n Mck.au Mcknight
NrnIvt, Mtarcl,ld N.rl, 'Iar-c M,wNr,L Nurr. (pa,
N-s, btH, itntF i'trt, il, Porter Potter, futtc,
nd, Linz, E"hu- Il Ok. H. l;tcr, artk. Scranton
N'ds"'" sherman S"mes >a"iug. Spiun-r stanton Slcy
' Ns'"af t!cnus! Wanna alran, ihaN Thc;her
klJ.. liam, iuu.lr Nuuiy>cr, hal NNcA Nrfr, Wade.
Naiifu. H!.nu, Na~iiburut,t Wa,nhurir H. ISL,
h.r ttfp N''~ Hh-o4,H a'pal, " ou and Moulrun-ll.
- ',c Mr '"ru ri. -. Niln Anderson, ,AIu } Ash
Hn'n, fSrN, hIroai-, Barr Barrett, H,t,rk Buuirus
BIN H. broh, '1rr H. iI"lae' L. Clark, Clark ,Mnb Gle.
h.u,, lib. john 'ar'rnc, tpupcr Co.. Craig, raig
t'1 ia" lord, Davidson, Uai-, lind , Du,s ,Mss> lie
1f'h5#r, llWmtk, ldnrHdnn, llgsn, Florence. uukc
tam rr, il'iIiien Liars, ~ a. iaM kns,
lt'1 "H~inn Howard, HUI he, JACKSON jenkins, Jones,
uen li1inar. IaulrGm. latraa,r lenLe logan Love,
nsr., N'rIi>, tiill'H.1 NIs..k
ls,, iHur kc'tn, hl--s, Eahn~,n (Ii,) kunin RuSl,
scott ~tcht7. Siuut' >i, tH. smith
ST. thd ,N"o ialtr ih'na' tndcr~nud. Naaudi CHAM,
FOR Mr.. timrr Nj Aal,rsuu, tk,A Adams \
Gr> ~ iirINtoW, LII lis' llu Md Ilatton Iii each,
tNt1 Mallory, M"'r,, * N,',, QIarcs SMITH *.
eusrs, AMI Wrtstor-lG.
lur III smith, ct North IIar.
mlu, " .luard, aud NIuc,i.
tar Nir. CrawIurit- Mr, G!opfsn Curry Mcour,u AMI
fugn T.
Tor Mr. Me'!uern-M,.>r> H"nlam, and Miles,
For Air slevtn>-Mr Bul,,.z l.
- VI Etiend-c- Nj t. Iinur-I.
Tar Nr Miles Nr ken
ter Nh Houston Ny. NJ t' ieriand-I.
Tor Nr. i"ycr-Nr Moore. Nltl-I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
Pure Silver Ware

w have just received the largest stock of Pear SILVER
w WARP offered saie market nj
Plain. Threaded aui Fancy Forks; Tea and Table spoons
dies SAT- spoons, %e %c Fso very beautiful Fan
Silver Ware, in such lc FSi Cream and ,tlcr
Knives. Pickle Knives aud Forks trumb scraprr axe SER
"nsI aud salad Fork olive Forks Stands and E
Cups &c, 10 all of which invite the attention of tic
pIlic. u. WILLIAMS 4 son.
hh t-ls =, Ma Sir,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
CARD.
S:ach Of New Goods, 9Th February 1874

ANE latey returned from Riyimond ~hcr, spcnt som.
time N examining the stock Of merchandise in that market
aud bought and am now receiving heavy all kinds Of
DRY GOODS suitable for Wiuier and Sprhg IL, which III
be sold cheap - ~ "
Would say 10 my brethren in the trade here all other
inefeh''' W htr-4a " e la stand up for tn. honor
l'>tf And glory u Ia" south 10 do hav. done: 20 10
hchin"nd an i IA their supplies where they will find ample
stocks IN cnury branch Of business
hh6 us JSo j. PuRyIS Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
BALTIMORE CArrIr MARKET Fl.

Rrei ai' hr offerings scales L, d,s Amounted IN
-" H'al 81 Tic ndnl"r uttered ga head iiNca p N,A
horh and hia,clll,il. ana The rrma,,ty ,,r,. w
by 1lll"r ei'r' ami packer prices r.i.iur iron, -
hft" per inl Ns gross a. e,n tis. being iu!
rates al ia=t ~r,h The inarNt rA eli arl,,H, ,,, "
H"ti- Tie ~Gri! "'smG, H,r aud pf,, ar. ,.ta,.,.
quality. ' - '''' - ~
LOG h" HnpH ha- boon ~ anI prizes have advanced
cohsiria'A; salts ,akt- ~ 90 "a ,,r lA is A. 10
quality. SAFES "t ,Atr. Hog, a. $50 - ~ - 49, " "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06

CUSTOMERS and gentlemen Visiting this establishment will
tad better accommodations practice than at Ills former
GHiier.
TO lna isalac P.j:.. .-r.L- --.l ~ lGhfl,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
NOT

IMMEDIATELY afcr the sale OF the City Hotel it being
I The 9Th q February will sell the FtRAIIIRE OF IN,
Hotel and hire six House SER ants and two Cooks for the bal
ol the year Ny lease the City "tc will expire
a, q" March. The purchaser suppl! himself with
furniture AMI JOHN r. HAWKINS.
n l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
A New Southern Product.

IBERIA SlRt P- have In store Of NV own innoraiiou
81 drti rom Mourl\iaa nice article Of S,rupa product
from rauls l:Nrr Liberia tai and get some c,r, is
gone. lfcb6-isl A. Is. RUCkER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,
(sA u GO la,s = -

fN"iNEtGa ora SELMA & Cur Il. K. Co..
SELMA, ALABAMA
- EAlEl PEofnS AIS, for tic earring Grunsli,u .,,
- spnrA ana bridging at lhe hi, ui The selma n
El H"'r'd WI" be received =; t Office until oh Ja, of
March nCAt. ~ "
Sena S"ulH"drd ln the NoTi lr of Monroe c,,tU, . .
lance {" a"H 10 mics, cIuUri, az variety OF work
hiS ufeU@h hchli c"NutI. which Is hlM
several points On I' Alabama iitcr six To lNpn,
hs- All th' work IA This ili' suu Offered la cnn,r,nr,
except Ht large lisr III SEC. |, selma, aud the cr
oi S" hgh sections let 10 Planters Inc OF the r,i
frohles Plans and Specifications Of The work ma M t.
uruF Ih'riia1u apps! 10 the un,ers,gic, n, lis Of
lee, or GA the line ac road - ~ "'a o.
IL! Order o lho Board "f Directors.
GAVIN Il. YJIILE
49, 'hi'f Eng ;. y u. L. K.
~ In few week. an additional portion OF The lin. en,,
e' ABOUT "Scct'"'> vi heavy be ready lar ,,
Nt' Tue \oft the " est Eas;i with In. ,1,i,n @
fl"fl'ih and the Mobile and Northern nj. l.
fuisac"ia ard Mobile, AMI pass through w
' '"'so '"'" pusi-
me Company means consist Of reliable
W he amount ." near Sto'@, which is Intended, Il, irtr.
70 me amount OF tstLoo0, upwards Te t,,;ts cs,
Virginia Cordagc.
HAVE and viii reecvc-iS sew ,la,s n p,od .,oo, Il, ~
such 'iN''' W tue -'orlher1
Garden Lines; ~, !, -, 'er! superior;
Telegraph Cords; SIM, Tu,a
''"Hs' c., Tagging Irvine;
49,, Clothes Lines S., &c
sM. SIM son.
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REM pNAI..
EnN ARDS PISTOL * RIFLE GALLERY
l5S Main St, Lynehburg, Va

-fiSloL MD !tpi>.,............... q. CENTS.
hlfi' ANp N'''l 0..t..-. 70 CENTS.
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PRIVATE SALE.
FUTURE DAYS.
FERGUSON & BELOrE, AucrIoNEERs.
N0RFOLK, TIRGINI1.
THE VALUABLE CITY HOTEL.
AT THE CORNER OF 9Th AND MAIN STREETS
LNSCHBrRG,
RON SAI,E, AT AII(tTIOM

the rclucs, of the owners. and by virtue of Il
trust executed 10y them 10 will offer pub
IL auction The premises WEDNESDAY 10Th of
FEHg l>Ga. at 81 O'clock r. IL, valuable property
known as the CITY HOTEL at the of Main and Sixth
Streets fronting MAN, and running back the depth Of
the square 10 Lynch Street.
hi, propcri. is well known, and minute description of tho
Improvements is unnecessary! The location makes desirable
property for the purposes Hotel II
j. Main sixth
proNtmcn OF sixth street which has been need viii
speedily Completed will afford the shortest aud direct
connection between Main Street and the Depot Orange
Acxandi Railroad and the basin of the James River and
Canal and will be the thorougharc and from
Main street
time will be sold ilOUSEAND LOT adjoining
Liberty Warehouse fronting Main Street, feet and
running back -- feet.
liberal and made known the day of sale.
fb llcoi;ds j. +. SLAUGHTER, Trustee.
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The Last Notice

The Last Notice.
II Is eXec'ng! niportant That should together all
"A I'll my available means would again urgently request
at Srlr Who due settle
When called upon by the Is. day March next rs IL will
'hNtnrn Ia! me I" grlht farther i1ddg Those falling
/" c'h! with Tins request VI" force 10 the dis-rccabe
htttSsti! of giving their % "A officer
LIB / - L. L. N:MlSTEAD, No 40 Main st.
/ ITlif, FLEXIBLE AND STRONG,
e Novel and beautiful in shape. Approved by all.
wy nc lIf llldsoN tOERrGA Ittb -3mcow
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rhe.e quotations. will b. understood represent Whole
AL. nricrs scnrfaIlN.