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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

The HONS GUARD. of Lynchburg, Capt. 5, Garland
Jr., numbering sixty-two men are quurtercd at the
ST. Charles Hotel On their arrival yesterday they
wore their fatigue unitorn--blue flannel hunting
Shirt with red breast and collar, trimmed with light
blue, black pants and blue emp; and though organi-
zed but few months, marched with the precision of
regulars as they passed along Main street. The
Guard is composed Of highly respectable business
men, is Differed by educated soldiers, and command
ed hy gentleman whose high social position, iban-
ity of manners, and military talent give him the mo 1t
unhonnded confidence of those under him. We know
that he is ennenily suited to command his noble
corps, aud believe that he will succeed in max
ing it the pride Of his city The Guard are attended
by Lac, Brass Band, organization That is very
crednl'e for the time it has existed, and that will
become more perfect in street music when it haj had
more experimentation Dis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

EsrsaED ON Hrs DUTIEs.--Mr. John Mitch
am, the recently elected Master of Police, entered
On the duties Of his Office yesterday morning.
lis first official act to arrest four swine
that werc running at large in the vicinity
of the Market House. in violation of the City or
dnance on that subject. The gentlemen porkcrs
were handed over ~ High Constable Brown. who
in rursuancetf tho ord nance above referred to,
rut hem on the block, aud knocked them off to
the highest bidder. Gf ri.
The four brought about thirty dollars. which
sum goes to tie City treasury. h.
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MCKINNEY &c CO,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCCrS and Gcn'l Commission Merchants

Bank square. Main Street. Tynchburg. Va.
XA are now in receipt III spring stock OF Groceries,
w Iron, Steel, Siaplp Dr, Goods, NJ ,ronsisting
Cuba tbrl, anil etife Sugars various grades;
Loaf, Crushed. Granunted and Powlrrcd sugar;
laguim, Ro, JAM, Mocha and Santos Coffee
sperm, wan A,laInannc aud Tnlinw Candles
Brown aud Fancy soaps, vnriaua hrnndS
Teas, Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious ooong &c.,
spices ot kini Sole Leather good aud damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Suit;
MI No IS; Arslia aud Western cured Bacon: No Halifax
.nings, ia Whole aud half barrels; No. and MackeroI in
kits No. Peruvian Guaio Old Dominion Nnis English REIN
al Iron; Band HOP aud sheet Iron; Norway Nail Rods
Cast Shear and lisicrc steel; Wagon boxes nil
teilcr with general of staple ry Goods
No. ! aud nnahurg, Heaci,ed and Brown SIrugs and
~heings, Buas, Plntanation Liner, CotionAcs, Striped
Oznabugs, Prints, ingnas, &r &c which they respect
us ask examinations from their friends the public gen
,,raliy.s
Particular attention paid 10 consgnments Kinds
Country Produce. april 2ats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

A SNAKE SroRY WHAT Is A SNAKE SToRy.-The
Grafton Taylor Co.. Guardian. in Us last issue tells
the following tre-men- gous ~ snake story What a
countyfhat must be Tor snakes and snake hunters
From ageutIemeu residing in Preston county
Va. wehase fecsised The following narrative, which
seems nnos fiuc nditle - Ea R# S9S
On Thursday, March 2slb, rsrtvof men hunting
the mountain along Cheat river. about nine miles
from Kngwood, while exploring ii deep ravine, they
heard rustling noise, our informant expressed
it'consijcrahle sloshiu' around;" thinking it WAS
game of some kind, they at once cautiously crep to-
wards it, but to their horror and dismay upon CATCH
ing sight ofi it proved to be an enormous snake ut
least twenty five feet long, and in the thckest part
large as fepr barrel, one Of them fired upon it,
lint dill not appear to inure it, he at once rerentcl
down the rnvne towards the river. followed By The
par,y who arrived just in time to it disappear be-
Heath the water. From the short view they had Of
lie described it as of dusky brown color with large
spots Of black. party intends going 10 cndeavor To
c,pture him; but from the wild and unbroke cba-
Iarcr of the country, it is thought they Will not sue
coed,
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A T, STrTP HIN

TN WISHES u niam his friends aud patpons that no
~ w opeu, Wednesday, the ah Of April. assert
~ mrnt Of MILLINERY AND FANCY AirrlCI.Es, FOE
lsrnE aud summer wcnr bonncl., Ribbons Fowers Hats
.iels and numerous other articles ulo Jewer Clocks and
Watches. tD- Repairing done nj short notice.
fluase give call will sell 10 you cheap you
buy elsewhere. No. O. MAIN STREET,
| ap8 d4cln Lynchburs. Va
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GwAsp GAIA AMONG ruE l.ADiEs.-Our mncrs
and dealers In ladies' dress and fancy goods have
u nfsa sedto learn. been. eminently successful in
,rir .onenine" the present season and the .hrongs
with which their rooms are daily crowded, afford
uncomfortable evidence that their commendnblc e-
forts to rescnt to the ladies Of Lynchburg and those
trading here establishments in all respects, worthy
of their patronage have been crowned with deserved
success. 10 mskinNone's way through the boiste-
rious sen Of crinoine encountered In these hshiona
ble resorts the characteristic idenre of our sex,
is nut to the ,everest test Ia passing orr opinion
upon the extent ind variety of the "new.iaS hloned
bonnets" exhibited by accommodating dealers, we
confess to being governed by the compliments We
have heard passed upon them by the ladies, than our
own unaided judgement. Such universal conces-
sion ON the part Of the spenddly -dressed head-gear
conuoisseurs thai the present display ana assortment
Is in all respects unrivasd In the millinery annals
of tbis CITY has inspired with new instalment Of
Iynchburg bride as the comment is usual among
those who ought TO know, that the present Spring
opeuing" fairly surpasscs any other similar exhiLi
ton In our City of Hills
The scene presented Gs tho ladies by scores. nre
adjusting the new and greatly enlarged cloves Of
bonnets Of the season TO their lovely hcads is in
,eresting spectacle u.dcr the new boanet,
think, The ladies look much gueenly. The
mode hieh is pcing out always had tie appearance
Of being plastercd upon the back of the head, and
the ladies in their efforts keep them their heads.
particularly in adverse winds had shrugged aud
dummy expression. We think there will be n long
list of marriages This year. So mote 1t be
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
NOVEMBER 18th. 1889.
Mississippi Land for Sale.

- Az u ~, AIIttI1u ia ColI ,
w Holly springs, and nse miles West Of the Mississippi
--Centra lnronj, In Marshall county Mis- containing
1000 Acr. 100 cicar between which supe-
rof valley which produced bale cf Cotton per scre mo
Said plantation sruscepbc Of son
Ter, and Is M healthy ms the mountains Of Virginia.
For further particulars, line premises, address,
ID. L. sANUERS0N,
NH i0-Em Wyatt y. o., Miss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

READY MApE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GooDs.-
Those in want of nice Spring Summer clothing
shoald call the elegant stores Of the different cloth
ing merchants, whose advertisements are found in
our columns Our clothiers fully understand at first
blink the wi hes of customer, and NIL nre very mod
era,ein their charges. we had occasion, short time
since to take look through their Stocks for Spring
aud Summer, and must say that We have never
seen a more tasteful assortment OF ready m ,de
clothing tn this city, or elsewhere Our clothing
merchants as general thin have excellent tastes,
and have made fine use of it in the selection OF their
goods You will find everything in their stores from
the finest quality and finish to the lowest priced and
toarscst texture.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Paper Hangings.

! mcns Of WALL PApER AND D0RDERs brought
10 Lynchburg Pcrsons In want will an ~ their advantage
cis Pretty Chamber Patterns glazed only 10 CENTS Paror
lnGrs rs low as 20 cents also Hall and Ceiling IApsr low
prices II. &. MOTOR,
NH 10 15g, Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

For Sale,
@ Nm, spn.alnng 10 Ao,ss and within two miles
A-improy oxeeonl For further information. apply
10 fsppt 7.dts1 Dn,. j. II. CApkRrOk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

LIE CLAIM OF VIRGINIA ON THE UNITED STATES.
Tho Enquirer learns from one OF the agents APP
pointed hy the Legislature. that there is fair pros
pect ol>he large claim of about 81, 600 being
realized by tho S,at".-The Virginia delegation
"a both branches OF Congress are taking, it is said
an active interest 10 the matter; and as he State
, ',l asks 10 be placed the same iooting with
A"ryland; Alabama. and Other States which, have
secured large recently ly acts of Congress, it
."i"f. that the same measure of justice will be
'S'end"d Eirginia. and ut this time it is matter
nl great Importance to her. It NAV. how"v"- =
90 u hv NJ o IA. o. %. i;.Nt .l...
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

4 cotton BKAIDS, COTTON PRINCES, COTTON BALI.
u Trimming all colnrs nnl widths and
will -,il ihum rhorper than any IN The city.
10 II I.A&1. EINSEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

WE ind the following going the rounds Of the pa
pers
Rev George W. Lanphorne is writing series of
articles, in the Richmond Christian Advocate, against
permitting the ministers OF other denominations to
occupy Methodist pnpits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Southern Work AM Riphtl

Southern Work All Right!
lNE public having tested the 6outhern Work. all
right and The proprietor takes the liberty say that he Ii
now receiving and constantly adding HE already largo
stock, variety Of - 5ta vs.
STOVES OF ALL PATTERNS
made Ia the city Of kiehoAd t0slsr with large supply Of
all other stoves from the most celebrated Fnetores m fact he
further that he Ia bcidr prepared tnn ever to do
House Roofing Guttsting and Repairing,
In the best manner, and Of the iowest rates.
Ills establishment Ii supplied at oil times with the greatest
variety Of TN sksrhoN and Coprrn W made IN his
shop and warranted COED every respect Being pructtcaf
u0rkmdn, he guarantees satfTfAcffeH. ~
t WAoiesdIs bfs promptly attended "a, and goods packed
md forwarded ~ any place. with cIHrgca.
n. ID. DORNIN, Practical Timer,
NH No. 1871 Main st.. Ly nchbnrg, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MY A, LEI. uko. Lo1gv TAlLou.
LEE. ROOKIE & TAYLOR.

LEI1, IVOCINL @ ! "A I IIOIN.
NJ lioLESALE AND RETAIL GRoCEi,S COMMISSION
W ANp FoRw AkpiNG MERCHANTS, ut thu old stand
OF lkE Roces Co, No. los Mah street. I,nehbura Va,
will pm, PARTICULAR aud pfomp attention 10 thu sale oi To
BICtO WHH.tT conn, BI con, LARD, BETTER. fEl-
THEIRS and tOtN7Rf Y PRODtCE generally make lihc-
ial al, produce merchandise hand sale: guar
anee aud cash lime sales when rrure attend promptly 10
goods consgned 10 be forwarded; have always hand large
nui wc selected stock Of Groceries Imported and Domestic
Liquors, Wines, Ne, &c. Inh vi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

BANK OF THE CUNM0xwEALTH.-Ata general meet
ing ofthe Stockholders Of this Bank held at their
banking House in Rchmond,on Wednesday, the II til
INST, application was made for the establishment Of
TWO branehes-one Mt Goodson. in Washington CO.,
'ne other at Libtry in the county of Bedford both of
which granted The following gentlemen
were elected Directors, Mt Liberty, for the ensuing
wear:
Jas. +. Johnston, John Crenshaw,
William Graves, Thomas H. Campbell,
John Goode, Jr., Album A. Arthur,
Henry C. Dickinson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Union Hotel, Campbell Court House

Union Hotel, Campbell Court House.
TGNiE proprietor his thanks Ills friends and the pub
the liberal patronage heretofore received and
pecy asks continuance Of the same nledgng every eXer-
lion 10 give satisfaction to all thai may call on him.
STABLES AND LOTS conveniently situated, dry. conorta-
well arranged for the accommodation OF stock DRO-
vERS arr invited call and examine for Themselves
NH 1T.2avts VIM. 4. CLEMENT.
PROPOSALS. will be received by the Undersigned at Rocky
IL Mount Franklin county until the sth day Of May next 70
build stories fgh with two rooms twenty feet
square inside and len feet wide each floor TO be
used as Ciers the Circuit aud County Courts Of said
county Specifications may be by application 70 the I'M
frrsirped. SAMUEL HALE,
JOHN 5. HALE,
ROBERT A. SCOTT,
MOSES G. BOOTH,
mn 1f.cAdaav tsmay HUGH NELSON.
- iCiS5 y. g,r ~ 80. u Prime order, - az
= - t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

UST to nnd and for sae 100 bags New York Drop Shok
81 In pound bags also, Electric Gun Powder eanis
ter, at SMITH Il ADAMS ~
nov 10 dts IA Main Al ea& Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

ruE1S, HAIR BEAIDs, HEAD DRESSES. HEAD NETS,
" Hair Pins Nubas &c All In want o pretty Head Or
nancni of kind viii please call 5G Main Street and
save ~ per e"ni. Ia The cast of the
Hpli I. 4. Il T. kINSIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13
Wanted IN Hire

4 srRVhST WOMAN to Cook, Wash aud Iron for n small
N family. Apply To q. H. CAiERlON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

A DEsIDERATUM!-ALL MEN, in need Of 4 persec
"A RAZOR combining every excellence, ean md q u 10
field, England without regard 10 cost
feb 27-lacis STAHTER A. HOMES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-13

(tABAS. WORK HOMES, MONEY BAGS, FRENCH Mo-
~ ROCCO travelling Bag fVrmonies, Carpet Ings, Portf
Hos Writing DESKS @e No., selling v,y cheap 100 Main 81
ap II l.. A. n r. KlNSEI.
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mp 1l-cAd7awtsmay

= & t(g., -. ser ...;;" 80, VI jine order, IN -
: nj. n. ,.rf, ~ "'Et
= 10 la ',-.i. ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

A COMEDY IN CorRT.-The Cincinnati CONNER
cial gives the evidences in suit brought by Mr..
Morton, late leading actor at the National Theatre
against Mr.. Bates, the manager to recoyeI $1,000
the balance Of season engagements. the plaintiff
having been discharged after five weeks expert
ence the plea of incapacity to fill the situation
for which he was engaged
Among host of witnesses, principally belong
ing to the theatrical profession, was Mr.. Cha.
NJ. Barras, the manager Of Pixies Opera House.
His evidence in view Of the popular vitiated taste
in connexion with theatrical entertainments, hit
tho nail exactly on tho head. When asked his
opinion to the capacity of Mr.. Morton, he said:
If Mr.. Morton, is the bad actor Mr.. Bates claims
he is, in view OF the existing popular taste, the
gentleman onght to be Of great value to any thea
tire here--for alter having secn Charlotte, Cush-
man. Mr.. Murdoch and Mrs. Waller play to com
paratiyely empty benches. while jack sheppard
and the "a Three Fast Men " Immediately after
have filled them to oveflowing-I am convinced
that bad acting in beastly drama has much
stronger chance of pecuniary success than the
most elegant and artistic entertainment that can
be offered. BY far the largest amount of money
taken here by any theatre for many years. was at
the National rccenty-paid too Mt double tho usu-
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prtElANa. BfproRp Co,
Dee. &c. 1859,

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Daily Slir9iaiaa.
COLLIE'S HOME

INSCRIBED To MI. AND MRS WM. i..*.t.3+,
Whose ttn daughter hersgy few days before her dealt
aued her mper aud pointing Ia the sk then unnsunl, bril-
low should like he with Collie ."-relcrtng u little bro
her who had dt1 about two years before.
Mnihrr how hrnuiif aud bright
l. ulte's distant hamt a,
see What noad oi goden light
lllnints is asurr donc.
They tell me thai The angels tread
Along thai shiuing WAY,
And. l., holy nnlstlse lal,
Watch Ger u- tlaA by ,as.
They took dear Collie wien he died.
And bare him nu their wings
Up Ia the warld wi,cre tl"s reside,
Aud mhcrr with lhcn he sinRs.
And oh wish lhal could 70
Aud Inv With t,lc luu.
Rni biulher. Nor, w.ll know
We hnih would wish iur YOU.
som would hope Papa Ia scc,
nr"ther- and sister dcur;
And ph! how happy We should he--
Ear html,r than htio.
Ffr When rrarl TINT sann, shore,
W. nr'tr shall pHrI again;
kerruw anl death shnl
Anie the heart with pain.
There all j. ptHee, nnd pure delight,
All Everlasting. oNf;
f"r 10" hJnised viii bc The light
q thai hlost MtIli afosc,
Then let me ~. dcnr mnthtr
Weep fnt II should die.
FnI ] Maul lu be with hroh,r
lAehl tlt hiirhi, blue 81
Lrsennf n", AA, Jan. :, isao. 9. h. 4.
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4 L, II NJ

vIpG1SlAN Is published daily at % and Tr-" echy al
Nv, annnm in advance and Weekly al ~ h'ara9 ~ a.'
= per .,..r charged In nl cascs No paper
except nt tire option OF the Proprietor o
WIN ~ y. r,r,rog,s shall have been paid :,
iii AL ENFNTS 50 cents Of
A ~ l. Tor the first Insertion, and 81 cents "r rarh
10 ih's ,,,.s ordered nner-forn weekly and Then :"
consnoah will be charged for each Insertion Hte mum
rents per ,,s he moi marked the Mss, will be published
bel htr m o' ,i '' an, and charged accordingly.
III '''s'N THE YEARLY RATES ARE: -.
T''
For squares, u". ~, ................. IS
@ or ,o "'o s.,nrcs trwerky - III - @ ~
sy Advertisements intended ''' ''' ''''''
ciui contract . m ~, limited 10 their in,nc, b,-
sine,s % the appear in the daily AM trweek
papers which exceed eight lines are charged
r,i,mlby npr the excess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

oil price of admission. by a very respectable look
ing audience. to SEQ two gentlemen of tho short
haired persuasion punch each Others head.
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

V1E0WNs BEoAtIiIAI TlNtIIES for In cure q Efon-
chs lnars, "ld Also Ayers htrr, rrro-
raj Mrs. Gailners alsan. M-ar's Inlsin III Cherry
Iir "ns 1nIuoie Naic Juuie Paste, Gum 1nzrnr.-
DC, for salchy JOHN H. sEAh,
de- Jbr,ry
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'd-RemOvb1
JOHNSON YOUNGER & OTI,Y,
SIEEIJ


l:} PEARL, STREET.
BETwEES MAIN ASb CARY, RcHNo>n, VIRGINIA
KTANEoN HAND AND OFFER Fol: sA1E-
IL 1000 bags l;io Lagu!ra and Jayn tof,.:
- bags Mocla Gp
5n0 SIDES good and damaged soe Leather
800 boxes Adimantine Candles;
100 boxes Brown Soap;
l25 boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
loo barrels ~ %. Molass.s;
II hog~iea ads aba Moasse2
30 do \. o. sugar
loo barrels extra {. sugar;
l.O lo low grades Sugar
~ do Cranulatd Sugar
"a do ground Sugar
- paicnt cut loaf sugar;
~ barrels crushed sugar
- kegs Soda:
loo buArs French window Glass
loo Kits No. ! Markcrll
"a barrels No. liririnss:
loo bushels Cioi cr, Timothy an Other Grass Seeds.
si,s full assortment oi G;Dt Ell - Mrll
nll w.A selected stock 10 FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC IIQ
Nol.S We Also agents the best brands u
MOUNTAIN RYE WllskEY, all Of which will sell low.
Eiarch u dts
Removal! New Stand New Goods !!
HAVING sold my entire stock of Goods my old s;anl
hass located below the Norycl House. opposite Hall
Livery Stable, where will continue the toa0is
sim business. Thankful To my friends and
liberal patronage heretofore extended me-. solicit
of the same, assuring them i'll Inducements for
cash. will keep constantly hand selection of GRO
CEEIEs AND sIArLE DRY GOODS also Corn Meal, pias
ter and Mill ofal j. {. slIEARER.
march ll-,lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

Lynchburs Ambrotypo and Pho ographic
SR 0S tA ~ t. Il - Z.
II. IL. BLISS.

NO. lo2 Nam st, Iynchburg, y o.,
T.. ELS constantly hand good assortment nf hfc \
IN pertaining Ia The Photographic Art, whrh he is pnr,i
Ia furnish tht irndr upon hc nu- reasonable t,tmr.
Mr H. having had Itlical hc nrt ol picture
making sets Ia rnnN lent tnat lc Is Is able Ia
,ntirr satisfaction /" Ii eI,fs Ia the selection ol articles
isci in TN hu-iu,.s.
ordor- the country iomlt! aud faithfully attended H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
MISCELLANEOUS

rE~ u. SEABl Try. ,i,
: No. e2 Main Sr..t LyneaJprg
S> New, Beautiful & Uscfuls
II with pleasure announce 10 the trading eonnnni,
1ynclburg that those prompt and enerrng
Vim Curlc an3 Mm Burnham, have eomrle,en m, md
spacr'us having made very nice job And am
pleased \, my friends that, With light room. and m,
almost entir r,w and II very large stock of
Boots, Shoes, Caters, Hats Caps. Carpet Bags,
pdiises, Embreias, aud other 60 ads m ag dnc.
am prepared and anxious supply all who wish su,
goods on yer, reasonable terms heartily eApnss my
for IA liberal patronage in town and country.
I. sEARt'EY
N b-Whoesale bills Will be made at very low prices inr
ta, Jts
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Fo,Chapped Hands and Face

4 OMpotND CAMPlloR ltE, with Gl,e.tiae. and
Y elegant rcmel. for thaprcd Hands nnd Face, 1.
Sunhurn, Ar Alsu Hose lip Sal,, Cold Ip
Balm, for sale by JOHN II. sEAA,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

Great Reduction in the Price of Our
WORSfTD GOODS
NJ l. stock embraces sacks, talmas Hoods Nubias tatr
tantcts. >haAls, Nict4rur socks, Stockings nianie.
Baslurs Getrs all ni which will s.ll greatly
reduced ysfcs, and man, If them cont. tor bargains ra
ri The Ladies' Trimming aud FIcy Store 5G Main
dee It's l.. i. a. 4. kIksEY.
+ q Il II Il II L,
fHHIIE HOUSE AND LOT IL AMHERST occupied b. ,
Il Capt. T. i. Nhcrsabou, mile from The city Tie
ouae Is in good repair has roors necessary
houses Tho oI contains about ~ accs, half which in
grass-wth fine orchard gat,;cI. Sc
dee 29dls JOHN s. LANGIIOESE.
NKTHEAT TIIRESIISG MAtTIINFS.-I hive In store and
w for sale I'll low prices 10 close consignment, ogsE
ASp TnKEsnEgs, of the most approved patterns.
aug il-dfs W. T. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
Stock of New Goods in December

I1LDEh Vi 1NeU ATCOIlS Ill DGceInDtI.
NJ j. III lAi" Ag, j. receiving this day, aih crinhcr
- i~d3, large supply If tAl,oEs, DE Bil3n1>, MOI.
LlS@, FLAN&Eis, LlN>EfS. BLANKETS. DEEss TRIM
1Nr>. III Avis. Fl1IIb CLOTHS. TNEEbS KIN
Tlth1 JEAAA tA>NlHliTS, sc, &r. all Of "iIei viii be
sold nj a snail profit for ASH.
T. anla" rr"ritingn large suppl, q" BLACK anl Brown
l"nns.tics nnd anton flauncis.
dc II JSo i. Pl RVS, Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09

II eW Concern,

~ sToEE lo - ,,iuaicd On Nam street for whir
Eis good prize, viii be paid. NJ x BoilANAAS
sop = 'lt4 Agent and Collector.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-09
ATTENTION. LADIES.

UHOOP SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, JUST OPENED, JUST
OPENED.jast opened, large assortment, be sold
to he sold al reduction Of thirty per cent Please call
look at them.
dee I2dts. JOHN ABRAHAMS,