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~Ns EXCUK SION TO OLD
61.sAPOLNT PORTSMOUTH AND

&ssSSfEfkoTLik .rR 9TSrs sissIssI c Az
IT'S PECK. Capt. I. G. ,GIFFoRp. fitted UP in a
to the above places on SATURDAY S E sHs
next. ID inst land regularly EVERY SATUR-
DAY EVENING thereafter, during the watering
p. NJ. arrive at OLD POINT about II O'Clock:
thence to PORTSMOUTH ard NORFOLK, and
folk at O'Clock. touch at Pc, tsmouth and Old
Point, and arrive at Richmond about O clock A.
NJ, Monday morning.
Portsmouth. and return. (meals included $50.
TRIP. 10 Its X. o. HAsKlNS.
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- TEN DOLLAR1 REW AMI. n Kan
@IAKD,e slender black man. over ak teet
fish, 50 years OF age. who is easily kEovn
He ~ seem 10 COMPANY with CHAnLEs. ownSSa
s. Miss Sally Cross end ksv'1s q Asnslcs
viii he paid for his delivery home or IN any all DO
4. ~ Hanover county.
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4 WORD TO The LADIES..WIl open
n on Monday morning. 1000 yards Of the finest
quality Jaconet Lawns, to re- run OF for nine.
goods are neat and handsome patterns. and Just
such goods as sell at Is cts. Call and see, OF NO.
Al Main street, MAlLEhfS ola stanu
ALS(,-To be run of cheap, q large LOT OF Double
SKIRT and Flounced Robe Lawns, all c0lors, at
Il Main street. ..,,, 49,,
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THE QUICK EST And syKESI WAY TO
/ Rad YOURSELF OF ROACHES. ls TO a use Sc
more than II boxes of any insect powder yop can
get and costs only Is cents In less than - hours
1ou will not see q roach in the room. where you
use this poison, no matter if you have m!lh0ps OF
them. For sale BY c.et H. VA A Rr"aa y.
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90 CARRIAGES
lARRIAGFSII

M AA,.i,-...,.- GARRIAGFStl
The subscribers have hand at their factory No o.
MhSI a kITE STREET, general assyrfmeni If -
ING most approved styles, all of when viii he d
IL ,g islces Tor cash. orapproyed paper All CsTr
re- gmaeu Tor Twelve months We resi- ecfuy inv ia
n. B.-Od Carriages taken ia rxrhaDra In ~. --.
Repairing done with dispatch. " tx" '">E
n26tf hmm ENrsry
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STEAMSHIPS.

Sa!ssG SAv NAH.
Inc sore" 'S' FH6&As swAsx,
v,,, ,oa,,. s,o,r,. Capt. 1 t Ramsay,
On THURSDAY, July 10th,
No freight alter il o'clock d en day sailing
No bills lading signed after departure Of the
'''', ''''' SAM. T. PEARcE, Agent,
a TsfS CO
-&F+N CROMWELL'S LINE
WILMINGTON, TUE
PARKERsBURG,
wilmlpgion. North Carolina ON Saturday, July i4th
The PARKERSBURG will continue running between
lex YEJs a Ec pint during the year.
Merchandise forwarded In New York and in Wilmington
signed for the same. Insurance Y per cent
For F'' and "! ssHH i" fTisR 3RF' agsa
Ju7tf w - = . 0,,O s West street street New York
1zSRs CHAR ESToN
THRoUeH IN FIFTY HOURS
The first class scre GF s5sagsh!p CREEK.
Capt. l. wnlets,
vi" leavsspear Fl T hsFG% Juv To-
at3o'cIock, P NJ, precisely
No Bills OF aiing will he signed after the departure al s
Steamer.
SAMUELT. PEARCE Agent,
ll6 Spears whar
Agents in Charleston, JOHN ". CAI.DW ELL h son
Punetuality in her departure NAV be relied just
| sTfA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS
-kAszkss The and magnificent side wheel Iron Ocean
| Steamers S X. SPAUlnlNG, Solomon HowaS. command
and II EN- nEFORD, VIM A Haliett, commander, will
sail for Boston EVERY FRIDAY, at O'Clock, P. NJ alter
| nater.
Tie accommodations for passengers are of THE FIRST
| Fare sI2, including Meals and Staterooms.
| For freight OF passage apply to
| A. l.. HUGGINS, Agent
| WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
| Baltimore, May 18th, 1860 myi6tf
| .@TS CROMWELL'S
| .ssssallExEllS EMI-W EEKLY EXPRESS LINE RETWEEN
| BALTIMORE.
| NEW YORK
| The steamships This Line
| BAITIMORE.
| EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
| NEW YORK (from Pier 1sNRA
| 49, ON TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
delivering goods in Baltimore on Thursday and Monday
| mornings.
| Freight cents per foot proporonate rates.
Shippers Boston, Prov ence Portland and other East
points, have their Goods promptly forwarded by
| Apply to SAML. T. PEARCE, Agent,
lie SPEARS WHARF
| or to II. B. CROMWEIL& CO,
| 35 WEST STREET,
| apZIu New York.
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Ids FOR THE EASTERN
VLrGTJ -UNr mr.

Ass&zzssz-s4.r AND WESTERN SHCRE
The new swift and commodious Steamer KENT Captaiu
John H. kIfwan, leaves her Light street foot of
CaInds n for CHQPTANK RIV ER EVERY WEDNESDAY
dnu % Fi'Al AiORNlNG at ! O'Clock, touching a
fam6fldSe' GioIa Point asue Haven shermans Pier
dence Eastern, wa Dover EIidgc0 Kings6wn tiItn!s
P6lnt PGtterS Landing and Denton, Returning leaves
Denton EV EkG THURSDAY AND MONDAY MORNING.
att O'Clock, touching at the above named Landings
leaves Tor ANNAPOLIS and VEST RIVER EVERY
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING Returning same
lay Round Trip Tickets for these days ST. Freight must
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MDLLMYER & HUNTER.
N-Imer Of How ..I.l aul Er.nL Ii -. 4,
CARRIAGES CARRIAGEsl--Th

-, - subscribed has hand his extensive car
RAGE REPOSITORY No. 80 Sotll Gay street. the most
extensive and best assortment Of fashionable CARRIAGES
that can be found in the city Persons in Carriages
will find il 10 their interest 20 call
mined to sell low ro cash approve paper work sold
at my Repository warranted for Hplvs
ges repaired or taken in exchange for ones
carriages received on storage az helu commission
81 Il WILLIAM MrCENN
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IN TEF CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
~ 81 G,lr 1sio-JOHN HIGINB0THAM as. GRAN
VIE = GLDfED Gam@ taat me sale aa
ma and lS of the property mentioned IN these pro-
casns be ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the con-
try Prorided copy of this order be inserted in
some nGwsrapSf Hene the said 18th day Of July next
IT, report states the amount Of sales to DC $780, and the
Grouha ease" } ''' GFO " SHERWOOD, Clerk.
rr,,a Conv TeSt-GEO. W. SHERW GOD,
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VvuARP4cE AT LOW RATES, at Wharf
w 80 If Won and William str, cts, Hughes Quay,
,,,ni 70 j r. ,TOCR MAN, at the wharf, or
app u a. w. ChAS. GILMOR,
No rs Second streef
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4997 "a y T777oPF CITY ORPHANS COURT

lime 1871. Is6l0rieTed that the sale OF the real
5 The eyecax ofthe last will and testament of the said
sJ ana This day reported to this Court by the said
uyec,triy, be ratified and conf rmed, unless be
SHOWN to the contrary or before the 10Th day of
III, newt provided copy of this order be inserted in
] daily published in the city of Baltimore,
least once week for three successive weeks, before the
s,il 18Th day of July next.
The report the amount of the sales to be two thou
sand three hundred and fifty dollars ls2,S5Ol.
True cOpy-TeSt-lSAACP. COOK,
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q - DUN
~ CARRIAGE MSNUFACTCEY.
No. q Nora STpPrr

81 The undersigned having greatly en-
NJ! larged their premises aud increased their faoi.
ne le't 10 call the attention the public their
ttosh q every description CARRIAGES finished
III me most eSgan sly lie and durable manner, which they
ale prepared sell On accommodating terms REPAipS .;
Tended to with dispatch and al reasonable prices
jy2Iu n North street RsIti,an,,
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THK MERCANTILE AGENCY

J u. PRATT \ Co
go ;oBHke on PaLFEsnRE AMI &. OHAkLEg srKFxTs
The pro- Gf' ;esFectfuly invite such Merchants as are
not aads to the Agency, and who sell goods
sItd 20 e. dsi eAainne our system and The elsb
" oI cnc Information From long experience and
Factory ieSmonisS Of thousands merchants the differ
cut cities East ane West subscriber
we can assure all who viii call whether they sell goods 70
te cities or country towns ample satisfaction C. - era
frcu, ~, ~ - "
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ana their baggage of
between the Depos on the Route " '"'" &c
Passengers by this Line enjoy comfortable ,i,,h,, root
te pay steamers and are privileged Orer 1t gJt
at any point and resume their trip by iavijgft S''
W LAX NOIlCE.-Passengers from New York
anu FhiauelPiia by this Line will have their baggage
checked from those cities to BAY BOAT from y!asSe
wiz De checked TO different points South S -
t0Turher information and Through Tickets (which are
Eo0I og NE Bay or Mail Line appyin NEW YORK at the
Ferry Buildings, foot OF CORTLAND street ~ Pearce Az
aso at te New Jersey Railroad Office foot OF Couftlsnd
VI at o. ~ broadway of Barclay street above
tns AstSr house In PHILADELPHIA al the CONTAINS
t Ne N Nv w c2Iner OF sixth and Chestnut streets or
sTn DIT Ihe oce Baltimore Steam Packet ComTany foot
OF IN l3h Dock or on board the Bay Steamers '' ~
GJ IdEe anu conmQdlous, and beautiful strsmars
oulSIANA, and ADELAIDE, replete with every com,
Line pelg now composed OF the splendid steamers I(I'I
ANA Capt g. Russell and DEL A iDF CANAAN 10
cannon, having unsurpassed state and bah accom-
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers viii leave the Comma
Daily, Sundays excepted, " - MINI ,
o.......,, eS-Af ~, O'CLOCK, P Ma
immediately after the arrival Of the Erpres grcfn
NJ The following Is the Schedule "
- LEAVE Lrly,
BsT YSrk A Portsmouth at g. oos A. n
PPaiIttaiGepi'a' II " ~, Weldon at nk An
For Augusta, Charleston and the south via tie
ter Railroad, now finished 80 ''S
- The train from Weldon in the above schedule goes 10
Wilmington and Raleigh. ~ 7'' -
Passengers Richmond and Prrrsbura nr an,, ob,.
points on the James River Iames River hoa
carry next morning after leaving Baltimore
" passengers for Edenton, Plymouth, bern, ASH
ngtoI Weldon Goldshno, Beaufort Warsaw Raleigh an,
agreeable EAJJc
Baltimore, June lG, 1860 Iie25,tfl President
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
CITY WILKINS as. COOCH ANDE0rHERS.-O Ordered,
~ The Court this 5h day Of july 1860 that the sale of Bar
MINIS City Hotel Stock to Mrs sarah Coocb made and re
r0n6rmsd unless cause to the contrary be shown on or
, No day July inst; provided copy OF tins
r Ge inserted in some oaily news paper published IN
The city of Baltimore once Tg INV INST
The report states 'he ~" WI. GEO. KREBS. |
Truecopy, Test-GE0. W. SHERWoon,
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STAVE AND BARREL MACHINERY.
~ IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS
HtTCHINSON'S PATENT.
This celebrated chnery is offered TO The public the
fl lest confidence that for simplicity and economy, and for
speed aud quality OF work, 1t may safely CHALLENGE
COMPARISON WITH ANY OTHER IN USE.
It's adapted alike to the manufacture of rrels for Flour
Lime, Cement Whskey Moasses, we'll for Rice tier
ces Sugar hcgsheads NC For Dry Barrels the Slaves
he "nte and crozed, and the heads cut and tu ned
ready Tor for from two and half TO three cents bar
RI aud with material prepared the cooper make from
three TO five times many Barrels as he when he
pdres the material himself
B1c' Birch. Maple, Elm, Cottonwood and other kinds
M tm'r which will rive, be worked up into good
adj vantage
The advertiser having control of this valuable right for
me city o richmond, Va and adjoining county which are
e most valuable places in the Union for manufacturing
fo Bar els. confidently csrs it for sale and is
sye all information the subject that may be required
Address FOWLER L CO,
lt5 2awu Baltimore PoStoffce.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
~ The undersigned, as administrator Of HENRY
VIII o Hanover, Peppsy lvania deceased, will at the eX
pao Of one month from the fifth day of july 1861 trans
let tns following named Stocks, to wit
~ shares Farmers and Planters Bank Stock.
=, gm shares Howard Bank Stock.
'sN, baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co.'S Bonds OF 1851
7fo Baltimore City Six cent Stock, redeemabe after
$4,000 Baltimore City Six per cent Stock Give Million
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81,
Nekt11HE& fEidasl
notice.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER.

. - FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
CHANGE OF DAfS.--On and after WEDNESDAY NAV
sd, 1860, the Steamer MARY WASHINGTON viii leave
Baltimore Tor the PatuNent liver every WEDN ESDAY and
SATURDAY MORNINGS at 6Ocl0ck, proceeding as far I'M
as Lyons creek on Wednesdays Returning will leave "
on creek On thursday morning O'Clock Baltimore
leave Baltimore on Saturday morning occck for
INNS landlng. Returning, Will leave Hill's Landing on
Monday morning at O'Clock Baltimore calling 81 he
usual landings the liver, also Plum Point and Fair
Haven going and returning.
Freight received On Tuesdays and Fridays
I
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NE aItTNU INOU INtINCE.
AUGUSTA INSURANCE AND BANKING COMPANY
MARINE POLICIES ISSUED

MARINE POLICIES ISSUED
AT LOWEST RATES,
AND TEN PER CENT IN CASH
Of all premiums risks ending without loss, returned to
the dealers az III office.
All Losses promptly adjusted and paid at this Agency
WIN. L. MURDOCH,
AGENT.
wv. kREBS. Secretary luz 2aWtfr
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SCALES.

SCALES.
THE UNITED STATES sTtNpAhp.
- VERY SUPERIOR PLATFORM SCALES MADE
IEA and sold upon their own II efltss ~ ~ 'entor'
10 81 out Charles ami B4lderstt. - WE
ma y" III" JESSE WARDEN
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TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE
lCIrY-THE NATIONAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION
g Joseph StDSBu RG.-Ordered, this 9th day of July,
1900 that sale made and reported by Alexander Wolff
Trustee, the sale of the property the proceedings
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed, unless to the
contrary be shewn before the 30th day of August next
provided a copy of this order be inserted in
paper printed in Baltimore in each of three
sive weeks before the both day of August next
The report states the amount of sales to he $3.50.
GEO W. SHERWOOD, Clerk.
True copy-test-GE0. W. SHERWOOD,
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THE STEAMER PLANTED

WIZ leave Baltimore for the PauXent river every TIES
IA morning Al o'clock, far up Hills Landing
returning will leave ills Landing every Thursday morn
ing Ior Benedict VIII leave Benedict every Friday morn
ing ct o'clock for Baltimore calling Plum Point and
Fair Haven going and returning INV i'A'N
Freight received On Saturdays and Mondays
ir25-tf EEO ~ WGifNIS
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20 con AISSI0NERO OF DEEDS So
UCS MISSION Sk ~ TAKE IEk PROUF AND 4.
&NON El@NENTtt UEErS, DEPGSITIuNs Pow MS
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I71FTE77 y 'TIEl1 ITIT Ut. WTdIS tNTTI.
assage to Fair Haven 80 cents Meals extra.

THE STEAMER GEORGE WEFNfS
WIZ leave Baltimore for the PatuStnt every FRIDAY
morning at o'clock, as far up Hills Landing Rctun
ing VIII leave lills Landing every Monday morning for
benedlCt VIII leave Benedict every Tuesday morning Mt
Haven going and returning. ~ "a"
Freight received on Wtdnesti DAYS and TIurshsvs
rihiI "
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II sss Trs..ssa..s+.sssss5zzrl PHILADELPHIA,
sa4E ss5 @1szYY @~SSs NGTON AN D

Les TjHEassSs WESTERN
sR*-----ses's MARYLAND RAEROiD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
Cd9s ieave Calvert station at $50 A. NJ, and SO
and IL A. NJ. ''' Baltimore al L
-! omnibus rom Westminster daily at A NJ gnnna.ts
turn to Westminster wan 'h' baltimore e
rom Manchester at els A. NJ meets 10 IS ira n
sonudy, Wednesday and Friday. Returning alternate
timore. " " VI '"' ''' ''"ih 'i"ih hal
myl6H IowJ>5 - ,,,Xrop
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LATEST NEWS ~ TELEGRAPH.
rxrnr..lr rsr ,nr ,,snnl n ,,po,A,.x
ARRIVAL oFTHE ovERLANDMAIr.

ST. Lots. January L. The Santa Fe mail.
with dates To the 18th December. arrived ut Indie
rendence last Sunday. It came via Raceoon Noun
tam, IN order to avoid large body Of Indians
who were eneampcd on Beur river
The kioways had been at Bents Fort for pow
tier. but Ind been refus d. They threatened tn
destroy tho Fort, and said 1 900 lodges If the kio-
ways and camanchcs were cncamped On Bear
river.
The Overland California Mnil with dates to the
Ord IT December has nlso arrived
Capt. Elliott surprizel band If Apachre rol,
bers near Dragon Springs in Arizona; had killed
aud wounded several nf tie band, and burnt their
camp with all their effects
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der they could, they FASTENED To- abandon the
premises snceztns and weeping ~ they went.
from having inhaled the noxiou. chlorine Many
months passed before ono OF the number venturcd
10 return. An army of ants moths, reaches, and
other pestllent insects persisted from the fumes.
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MODE Of DISCRIMINATING or expelling rats is
mentioned by tie New York Erening Post as hav-
ing been adopted by gentleman on strictly
philosophical principle. Opening the floor at sew,
era places in the upper stories OF his house he pac
ell three vessels containing mixture # sulphurc
asii' black oxyd ofmanganese and common nltand
closed down the boarps The result was slow
chemical decomposition ans! recombining Of ell
ements. in the progress of which the heavy, sti-
n'ng gas. chlorine, was disengagcd. This made
II" may along the open space and down to the Gel
iar' few hTaths If the poisonous atmosphere
served t., convince the ,ats that danger WAS at
"ahd. seizing what Of their accumulated plum
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ConRresS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. l1th.--SExArr-B rigader
General George Washington Bowman, proprietor
of the Constitution, Old Buck Organ. was elect.
ei Printer to the Senate hy one malorirv
HouSE OF RErREsr>rArlyEs.--Mr. llaskins Of
fered his plurality resolution.
Mr.. Branch wished it withdrawn.-this was nn.
posed by the Repul Leans.
In the debate Mr.. Hickman accused the North.
cra Democracy Of beng under Suuthcrn inilu-
cncc AN lnctiuns.
Mr.. MrClcrn4u Of Illinois. mid Hickman was
traitor 10 Democracy aud follower Of Seward
AMI "A r'"l 81 the Republicans.
Mr.. Pryor. denounced Iiirkman's language and
t'len Iolowed quite lively time.
No vote for Speaker.
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MARRIED.

;, on the l4th of December, by the Rev John C.
TANNER Mr. JouN T. LEE ani Mis-, MAekY A.
CHEArHAn, all of Appomattox c., Va.
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Coon SuGGE>TI"N.--Ma of our mechanics
saws exchange, who performs small Job. Of
work when called upon. have practice of waiting
till the end Of the year to send in their bills when
the amount could he just easily and would AS
readily paid at the end If tho Job if the bill were
always sent in that time. This would certainly
he the most convenient arrangement for both rar-
ties. The customer would have the job off his
his mind and these small transactions squared off
as he along the workmcn would NOT have
tho trouble Of keeping account for months on
his books would not lie so liable to lose money
from bad custom RS, and would bring his business
down near to the cash system, always the safest
and most certain. Why not send small bills in
when the jobs for which they are incurred are
completed, and give the customer the choice of
paying at once or letting the account run on the
books? 1t is as much trouble sometimes to cash
paying customer to get hill wien the JOB is COM
pleted, as it is for the workman who does the Job
get his pay from bad customer after six
months credit is given
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

FrsERAL OF rnE LATE GEORGE b. TuuRxAN.-
,ery large audience assembled Mt the Methodi,t
=. nrch Yesterday, to hear the Rev. Alex. Doni-
nan nronour.ce the funeral obsequies of this la
P"n,ed gentleman The members of the Hose
%,,napy and the fraternity oi Free Mason-, in-
.lnJing the Knight Templars, of which different
s-,prs the deceased was worthy member, were
IN attendance.
:" ,rtcr tho delivery Of the discourse, the solemn
nj imposing curtege attended the rcn,Hins to
.hs;, last resting place, ut the "Old Methodist
n,rriur sr und," when all that wns mortal (
.,;s eycellent man was left to await abe trump
If ,be arch-nngcl and the voice oi God.
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LYNCHBTRG CLOTHING UtNirttTORY
I. CNTEItMYER.
NO l28 M AIN SIP z E e r

is fact not generally kn""n, III. t,.ainsl my Go
THING FACTORY in tut il! tN.ac wear. A.n. aud that
| have from that Time continued 10 AL Lai large
proportion OF stock la ltn Injury, hundreds,
will testify To- and hatin. ncTl-,i ny
better prepared /" iurtt- made cloth
my and will guarantee To SILL MN - LpN the,
be bought ri Northern hoGsts and equal n9t i'll -i c,
material, and durability.
All those who wish 10 build mp ~"n'rrn mir'tnrc, pat
ronis, the old established houses first aud L., rap
ward they justly merit tor pal, present md
On behalf of home manufacture.
This humhug, rs | hy fram 81 ~ hands,
my employ.
r. Iutonise HfHHfi6tH{tsft fufr taIt8
do ~ TifhoHt ai,iitioaai cost
jan l2dt- |. TN1l ENYER.
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PrrERsoSs' DErEcroK -Pctersons' Counterfeit
Detector and Bank Note List for January has
been re .eivcd bv us, and is corrected by Dfexel
CO. the we'll known Bankers and Brokers and
is the best and mos, reliable Detectpr of Counter
fes and Altered Notes published in this country
The number issued this day fully describes one
hundred and sixteen new counterleitS. and con-
tans full Descriptions Of all spurious bank notes
that are being altered to suit various hauks all
over the country, and which arc being daily put
into extensive circulation. 1t also contains scve-
raj other pages Of very valuable information IF
everything pertaining to bank notes as we'll as
Detcctor. which should lie cut out and posted up
in a conspicuous place TOR daily reference 1t has
been considerably enlarged, having now forty
eight pages, and contains fac-similes OF gold
and silver coins besides. We have no hesitation
IN rronouucing it the most complete. reial,Ir and
best publications of the kind in the United States
-as it is not used to suLscrve the interests of any
banking house. as .st of the socalled Datectors
are. 1t should lie in the hands Of every store
keeper in the whole country; and we whoul add
wise all persons who handle money to send One
publishers, and thus subscribe for the monthly is
sue of it Mt once; or Two y llars for the semi.
monthly issue. 1t is published by I. Il. Pete son
d Brothers, NJ. SOC Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
To whom all letters should lie addressed. 4 copy
OF "Prcrsons Complete COIN Book the oulv
perfect and complete Book of Coins in the World,
will also be given gratis, to every subscriber for
1870
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-18

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