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rmn ov oorxrxSrunns.

fuAI oF CotNfkFfMnNks
MAY A-John n. Parker was placed n the bar,
charged with having been engaged In the ccunscreiuns
@@ noss q The Exchanwc Bant Of Hartford Coma, By
means |" 'he photographic process. A boz ccssAinins
vsfous vms ana sesiss Il ch~nnicsis sheess II
what broker sssuaed bank ncse paper ana oopy
pevspspsr with printed imprcsuors Of rea sgar~S
such 81 seen on bank bulls, exhibited 20 shs Jury
ms boz v& found IN The roorna q rArkev Al ~ rcss
senes my second street PARTIALLY Destroyed note
q NE Exchasgc Baak accompanied the nd,csues ssrb
odcss Wilson, o. The Isenv seond prcc,ncs ssua.i 10
tAking fom Stove N the apartment OF rhorssH Nsw~t
fellov tenant 1sh fsrsev, where being cons, uN
WITH number Of blls q nke description Tns Jury f,usd
him guixy hs sentenced 70 Ne sssss Prsoo for
ave yeasa nsmss Newell, Frederick alsr and Eliys.
bah Parker, biz alleged oosssdsrass vere remssdsd fv
trial
cuaRox or wesvv-su AxArokuArox cl~
Anne Logan, aims Lewis, q ystsry good iooklnx yours
whiss woman, about tsensy two years - ax-, sstye
tosdcs Easiaud, vss placed at the bsr, CHARGED With
hsvise % ne lin Of February lsss married William
krsns, . German, while her nrsi husband, o o,sered
na.ce. named esmesl Lewis, vAs Aifve snH vAs mv.
rfed 70 We asssw n March, 1881, BY Rev rhom Jess
soa, ccssssA, ~ the bcuse u Mrs. Susan wnna.s
ccscrvd, y rsyx streca Accoe<iuS 10 the evidescs
hsa " nrs csremosy took place the roeu vas fan Il
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TIE Oyster Sioop Tragedy-Mstien I'm
Arrest Of Juog meat.
uNrrEp STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
MAI A-fAe United States Albert W. Hoks, siias
JoA~sOr, co~rsctsd Of PIRACY Tho following fled this
morning the points in arrest OF Judgment, BY Messrs
Graves and ssyles, shs prisoners ooanse-rhe defen
dan ansr verdict and before Judgment rendered thsreo
moves In arrest. be,ause he says that said ind,ment
and The therein contained are insucenin aw 10
warrant any gment 70 be rendered. for the following
snosg ether reasons and objections 70 wit
Trss-Tha there no sufficient svermeus In what pur.
ports 70 be Ae first count In SAID indictment that This
court hAs Jurisdiction OF offence cnargsd
tAai sad osnos not chssi e having Dsso com mixed
"out q Me jurisdiction OF any particular State"
ssooad-Ihsi said ARA count does NOT describe with
puhcsss certainty the articles alleged have taken
PHYSICALLY aad feIonioasly oy ths defendant
Tsrdra.t ,ad count does not locate, or In any way
describe Tho location where tbs alleged odeaoe
niasd or 10 supposed 20 have oeeu CO mused
fourh-1nat the count therein msntioned and describ
therein charged vas committed he "hixo seas" but
alleges THAI s.s co nmised In he DIVER bay OF the hsr
FnArbas said count docs not describe win sac VI,
oorAny the money and other property alleged
bsce taken praicay and feonodsiy by tbs defendant
axn-rnss the sad sscand coun, does not cootsin
the neoesary legal svermens 10 make 4, second count
svenen-tnss shese tvo counts are legally nsafs'ea
70, Ne Io'nasr ana noa lo'saer.
this adctnsas, and insuf ssnt and defective for da
NlsaA-rAs. shs Indictment oh.rs.., or pr.ssnss 10
chargs, ths defendant Of having ccunucd tso offences
one isdicssss under the is~s OF ne Sac OF Nee
hs eshss isdictAbe under the stAsuiss Of the United
bsss oasscss oosuusss b. ths ooart are ssicsbs
AM punishable under Statutes thai there
no avsrmess that tns offence or offences are against the
Hsvsash--rnas the verdict asorcsaid 10 general. sod
therefore irregaA,, - m inposssls sr ths dsfcadaat
Noe The descendant prays Court fcv the above sped
ed rsasns and for ober oososs detects app~rest
% hs record tina, ssd verdict may be ~ aads sad
n n
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Superior Coust.


ACTION AGAINST rnK urDsoS RIVER RAILROAD cow
rANr FOR CUTTING OFF HOSE coSyEYISG WATER
10 rfkE
MAJ 2L-Garrr Mod ne Hsf,cn Rsrr Railroad
Cs~pasy TINS actoa brought TO the Of 81
b me defsndans tor cutting od supply Of water
fron are hydrsn, unen painuas lumber ysrd IN wcs
rfv arm ssrcs va Ore IN July, lass The nrs t,ok
pisce about tvo o'clook In the msrnns, and appears
thai line Of hose stretched from hydrans on the
wss sds o. nsventh avenue, running apon the rsck
escsnsr hne % hose stretched from . hydrAni 10
Ieeo svenue, runnins dovu rny fourlh street 70
~. me dsssaaAD coming to the city, ran over
ssd vvved me nose and thereby cut on the sappy q
wsser 1vm we tee nydrHnu Tor space Of Is or 70
nnotss, NE pAinun lumber yard busans I'll sas tine
ms pls1ntn vas 10, insured. For the defssda
Mems Fnlertos koftn and Noycs oost~ude tnst ths
cngoesr and coodscsor had suicsen, sarnus r,ve.
then - sop The trains frcish, tram Of sxss~o car.
and pesenser carthat the nrss notice sner had 4,
sop calling out 70 the engineer a. INV nssn
street only blscks from where the hose wa eu,
end mat mp~asbs for them 70 STOP 70 tns srss
~ The rate 81 which tney were running-2o mliss an
hsar-frcm tbs nme ihsi they we're Art warned unui
thcv over the hose.
nslsry ns morning brought IN . ssaied verdict for
defemdan1a
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ARnlrs In South Amerlca.
OUR BUKs0s AYkEs CORRESPONDENCE.

Bussos AYnn, March 70, ASA
W. Borpes. Orer-Grea Losses- uercAsx 6ssmsvs-tAs
Il, d Neoded-rreety sossA Spats- Praes-Oosus rs,s
Re-, to Meet DIFFICULTIES Ahead-Issurgsnt On Va
Tar. ded-EiecNns-fk their CAaracte-Uns,sd Stats En-
f4oy'nS Espeduiow-Dcy DrausM Boats- VA my
be'tvr-9as. Asks 10 b Gopuwor-KessU Of the Sap
h.e1 essdenss " Bxs~os Ayres, DC.
Tue wool harvest Tor sessn Aneusa Ia Fear Or
five gentlemen from the United States who came here
to purchase, have gone home. The spirit Of speculation
which prompts man In ali lands hes urged wool NOR
chants 70 pay enormous prices The producer u 50"
America obtains about price for wool asd naes
that the merchant does New YORK; leaving resh, ex-
change insurance &c to be charged 10 profit and loss
on the books Of tho exporter German merchants have
ChiaHy been the OF raising prices here Next
year must tell different story or vast losses will bs
posted up.
The steamers (usde packets o. bat still owned by this
sovernnen have flied all the rivers with means Of In
ter-commanlesioa The Confederation has 40 sPeadid
steamers in the mercban service though still sneA aad
at call for naval service. them yesterday. They
can carry four heavy guns each aud swift but uufor
tunstely they draw nuca water. Il 10 strange thN
neither England the United States has yet SEMI to these
waters adapted to the nature Of the waters
They all draw too much water. Even the steamer for
Inc United States Exploring Expsduoa graad tai.
ure tor such purposes
steamer such as runs on the Upper Mississippi wsud
be great fsvo'te here, ana would DO srong enough
me Conieosr auon has jast completed treaty With
Span, among osner things, is provided tAAs
sons Of subecp OF spain shall permitted CHOOSE Ii,
ctzenship which tbey ehaii prefer II thar majority
THIS contrary to the desires Of Buenos Ayres and sns
FIVE times have ssmoers Csustttuonai Con-
been wanting fhoee strongest supporters
Buenos Ayres Il is believed mat there yet 10 DO,
somehow other, aicaity created which shall hinge
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70 TIE IprroE OF rus HExALp.
NEW YoRx, Nay n, 1850
yos ~m DO favor BY noticing ia your paper the work
q exsxmsssi'on commenced by ne ocnnlusossrs in tn
hssAsss sress q this cry In many nsssoss NE vork
s~~das's, but 10 NE majority b perfscs tyranny.
ros Instance, NE vsss sas Of NE Bcwsy. nom Become
70 Hss~oa ssres, are forced 70 ats everything hon OF
Ne fcospsah twelve Inches srvm the VAIL including shu
tss hat Sand By " awning posts Now maay a sess
pw snopssepers have not place Their email ssorss
fnen permx erorhtfhnf renn) 70 pat thsu. vh,s tho
eeet SD The howevy are alleged 70 have fa power u
piaos vhss more orsnAvs " We rcsp,ctsse pablio-
enco = mser beer barrels, wagons anf empty bores-
without AM hipdrance vhasever The portion OF Inc
Csontmfonsrs york bids fair for q rsvocuos Of ske
pecpe Why scs carry ovt The lass ssy, not make 0sh
Of 80 snf n~sh q ssosbef fhe police sssms 4, r,lmn
sk ssv occupation th-y hand for such sork a
ssenG I'M shss taken down and hat hing removed
sm wsnssd 70 arrest p'ekpockss OF sus roe, may
~ n0~nes r.
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peoye. III ool,sed 9Th the exception o. the br,o &C
hfAoesU aio. TIE deeDce taa. sns drusge1 ~
ie 10 Of IN ar marriage, ana soss sb7 was slDle9
90 ep port ~ ITS inssattg, me lury we're unA7s 81
sgfaf ana were d fch.reed
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The COLLEGE REGArrA--A meeting Of the citizens OF
Worcester Mass hold nj the Bar State House In that
to~ards college regatta, the present
as Lake Quluaeauond. Rev &. Y. Higsinson presided
Of Nathaniel Paine and Frank Rice, appointed 70
correspond with college boat cubs and report another
mectcg LIBERAL prizes will also be offered for the wor
oester CITY Regatta v probable that the regatta viii
take plaoo.
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CuhNxR kKsok1H -
. x,-,, S 1cEss Il H 2 ~ .sswrosr \ Z.

sruots >st ss~soo ~ Ne uss~a ous ap1 IL aaussg s
mcca which The, reserved have induced hsn = aAs fr
further kyn Of The houss haa tAsrsusAy ~
noyntss he pazzas rsad ~ vsrDos hsxna inSrsvsan
cos eees stroauesd and Ne surrounding sosnAs sss
MalT orseucsted with Hees. sAruba GoWoru. ~ aewp
ksnes BIRCH dsernned tha te bsuse shall - -
IN ever repec - ds' eiass hsuse brann q As o.
rsseco and bey I'LL erons rondes such IN
tAey beg y rep1es thek usnss for us ssl PIT
80 supper .hea - re:sved aa $500. 80 -
thAs as~pcss hAs erpsrssaed ~
Helmsnuers seisbrsisd ue>Daz1an OssAes1rA, tuDw
edly popu revt e ias foursss ssasoas bssn
eu9axe1 ex0usivo1y NE - hsrno.
II oumpliAoee vhh sbe y q q several 1snkoD ~ 1900
win b sps~ed On - iSA sDsssad q ne 1sR a. Juns
shs Chrsssss Hoss. ssw xosk
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BOARDaNG AND LODGING.


BOARDING. AND LODGING.
: SUR OF ruarnHED SoosS Or ssooso
nocs wns pa,uA 5osIa ~ill be kt gsntsnea siissr
ss's, ssst lsicssss:s s.sss.ssS Hss1.s q T. usio.
a BAHDsoxxLY gURswaKD rAxr0. Ann BID
room % se.sd aoos 70 Iest VIII cAAsAs,srs .srcls
o psrs. Bc.rd dssirsa Hosss ars ass. srsssi
a pnL,onr.uL LocAIIos.n WEST yous.sssrs
Rooms os isaniss and iss,s Rooms for rssis@s. ~ -
nr.s noor. whh elossl and water IL vHs waited
ny i ss one O. TO ssnsnss Or Esns.sn esd :s
a Aishh Avenue
A yuBSIsHnD aoon TO LET-wIrHoyr BoARp.
Il, y nrs . sSs asss sssss~sn In private family Ap-
.s zy:s Az. ssS:. 49,,
ss 81 s.s s I r r :s: s sss
"A asa, M Of bsA. wa -IsSous f.l Or pss,s
Ssss y :.a:%:: S.: is.rs .ssr: Ser. -; =:
's ssss or se.s 40 ~: fssss ,s Is nee:
4 HANDSOME rnonf ROOM, on sEoosp gbooK
., sss q Ssss o. = WITH sssss s:.s
g. Isasss = 10 I~s.ssss sTssas ss-s~ q my As
A tss o.: Tss sI :eus. ,U.s.::.o .css 9.
eouss q s.s,:.ss - Or -, .eons airS 80
- s,s: :,: s: I e s:' -
arA.rss.rs IN swssrrssoosD srRsur. HaAa
nssasuy rurusA~4
Assv., w,1o, i1 =. i, Sss s:s ;sssa'-A
A Ia. 1.D .: ~ = , =.
..ss.gs SssosSs~ 70 49, .ess; usswssosd q As,.
10 wsss fsnv ssvs.i sfssA ~''' "
. NV ysRy PLEASANTLY yunsrsusD OR uSruR.
n.ssx Rcsss 70 =. vNa g.eS Bext Appb All wsa
A sy,r o. soo.s * z. s.so.1 s.ocs svI,Asls
.. r.. - s':,s 8: b r NJ ~: ss
.l.o 20 o. sAsls Sssus.ss as.ss ~ Ss ssSs
,ssrsvs@snh
a youlo WIDOW LADY, HAvIsa A HAHDsouuLr
.sssns Ola Z. rss, sn.s s e. 80 s -Four.
naI e g.s,sl so.sa ApsF y 4 LAWRssox CO.. g.
s.sen . .o t 70 .r 81 80 20 sser oEssLs
s<es scs froA Beach nesr ~ JsAss psrK Aiss one
A rAAlxxsIs .Ius yIssI AID sEcoxp yLoo.s
~ . fs.sss s'ssle s..usnes .hh rr,sss isss e
s ss.s, s:,o: ss, K. r .ss ' 1s'' '
A essILxnAS AID Via AID yoys snsLs
Boasd And ali N cumscrss Of home NO Abns piass
rsurth sveeA Ne weace shAags1
A s <. .s II, s s,. H.. -s III g saa.
Ss-s ~ 6ssss ssssy ks. ;i dr. n' o. s's'
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Fsdruorn Eth Dosrt % seutispsa and vfs. oNn a "a
A lazy ~ sv..x way ouArI,Isp TO sAxs
party wosld Be r-spessps ~ ne ~ Of fvsissei
huuse and lake board vnh hsr Illegally for
and riesssss homo oAsfAcscy rsfsrsnce nyen AAAssss
r., Head cnrN
. exNYlBnAN FRRTICrLr QUAIL 'ISD 10 rsACH
a he fano Singing stahes 70 mske
private fsrny tns above ssnsz sr.s = In
fa and tosYd voon al 80 Addrs~s l. n HsrsIf
once References win be sfvee-
A syvLv vulsmHrD ROOM TO LxY-u A PAT
a fxuut1y too single wssnsuen. wfts brest
fsss N deuref. anf 81 SAFE Ia q
eeessn DO an tvs nsahssa Inquire 81 ss frseshs swse
hefers~cs resurs1.
A ROOM pOR A OHHyLanAu AuD WIZ on Two
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a SUIT OF YuRrIsHHD Roons or SECOND
a nocs VITA pnual so.It ~i Be kt % ssats~ea elias
sspAraiely oroseber; iocsD Union SQUARE ORA
parcy psrt; refsssscss exshAAxsA AdArs9 o. H. UHiol
square Punf once
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ment freely expressing their opinions Of her con-
duct, and to find that conduct condsmned through
out the civilized world. Hear, hsar.
Lord Wodehouse regretted to be obliged to con-
CIR in the statement Of the nobls Earl that The
american flag had been pros,itutsd lbs the protec.
tion Of the slave trade; but, on tho ether hand.
II was somo consolation to know that the United
States government had acknowledged thst thsir
squadron the coast of Africa was Ineffective snA
had increased it by some small vessels. The pro-
posed addition had not been % fully carried out
as no trusted ID would be stilf, what had been
done showed the discrimination Of the American
government to maintain tho purity Of their Gag
and to prevent the expectation Of slaves fron1
Africa. He was likewise obliged to coness n ~
remarks Of his noble friend upon the French En-
igrntion scheme but he was happy 10 shy fhat
tho French government had put On end TO the sys-
tenn ON tho cast coast Of Africa, and had exprss-
scd its intention, whom tho existing contract had
termina,ed,to abandon it on tho west coast Also
Negotiations were commenced by the late govern
ment with the government Of France for the en-,
igralion OF coolies from our terrifories IN Indis.
Those negotiations bad bcen continued by ths
present government, and he truetsd they would
be brought to q successful termination, In which
case tho 'French government would, doubtless,
fulfil its promise to put an end TO the nnhappy
emigration of blacks from Africa. 40 emigration
which, boweyer, humanely conducted. under What.
ever precautions must tend to porpctuats the hof-
rors Of tho slave trnde (lIear, hear.
The motion was then agreed to.
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MEDICINES. &C
BALTIMORE LOCK. HOSPITAL.
DR.. Johnston.


s se"". rss. I, Lain. Con;
@ Infectious Of The K"' pap,ss@on ~ Nor e se Rss
sr','as from ,ls desrsye habit. Of Youth. which destroys
lal y ,hoif v,c,i%. than The oiRs ty.sas q.
''p'''" rendering "AF'ssf aSSSS ss' ME% n!S.'''''
dreadful aud destructive habit, which annually sweeps 70 q
"%"y ss,ys Of yoanE men Of The mos. s..sd g
senng enaes with The thunder. Of eoquee os wAtsd %
''"'''' the living Tyre pIs %xsR,xan Sh, xi all
Married persons Young Men contemplating avsss be
should Immediately consult DIR. Johnston and be rsssorsd
lie place. himself under the care Dr. Jons.on mas
gou condde le his honor as gentemsn and eonhdenssly
''' upon his 's'' SEaEaSic {, EsSsfS''s WEAKNESS.
immediately cured and hi vgor restored
sic.'o inpropcr ladassnss. Young pei
stands The subject will retcnd deny that the power Of Pro
healthy offspring the aud destructive symptoms V
ysca md mental powers weakened nervous debliy dypsp
cough, 9mpoms Of consumption sc.
oryicE No sGyra EssHislek ST. ssss Door. mo. RA,-
iAm in observing the NAME and NUMnsn =
letter: received unless postpaid and containing
Recent 3, Slight c.:e:mA Cue q I'VE Days.
Member ofhe Royal colSsa oisaIsaoS. london Gradual.
greater spen In the frat Ho1-
"a r ss.:. .'% e.: .s.s M
many troubled with ringing n i h.nd aud ears when asleep
"ne with frequent basIne sometimes deran
gemeni Of mind, cured Immediately.
When ihe misguided and mprsnt voury Of pleasure ands
he has mblc the seeds of this painful sease too oen
happens that tined shame dread discovery,
err him from applying 10 those why from educaeh aud respec
symptoms this horrd disease maks hor such a.
s @ ] s sss. ] Ss. x ' IT, s' ,as. heal
arns bolches tho head face aud exircnites ppi
s s . s s h. @ ps h. The palate e e ae
, IN pF,a .s q IN n s r.:
Ius from whence srayser clarn" 70 such therefore
rcy and from h extensive prnrrc in m" arst iio.tas on
Euroe and American he can copaaeniiy recommend saf
as.e " speedy care INC '"''''''' ''''" Of '' h0d '''
dreadful sease owing 10 The Of ignorant preeue
and u either send he nnSns. sSs 10 nm s
hncIy grave or make the residue Of lIre niscrnbie
' ~ ' THkE fSETiSuLtAR NSTicE irii.
"a NJ .'.
y y n. of yau n Rss r
s" % S @ @ % P'' Of ss , OF Mg,s Power
ngrn,"nt Of IL, Dssss. Faacoas Gsasraf Debility symp
on- Of consumption, &e. - -
% s f s ss .oSs ssss cs:; s1os
col.
u and sasns leasing s ss :ss
'r r., % .,.. y. %EAKsfss !. .0 :.
s 8: sss:
H., Tsais bi:asass.es, ssfssa. IrasIi; T,snS,ss:
cured by DIR. johnston. ,,, -,
Who ,ove ,,,s, ,nom.oyss TsI ~ MhN ,,.. ,,,..a
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MCKINNEY & co,
wHoi EsALE AND RETAIL
GrOccrS and Gem'l Commission Merchants.

Bank Square. Main street. Lynchhurg, va,
mn in receipt of spring stock Groc,rc-,
w Iron, Stcc. staple Dr, Goods &r consisting
tuba, Orleans an' coffee sugars, various grades;
Loaf, Crushed, Grnnnlned and Powdered sugar;
1aguirn, Hio, Java, Mocha und Santos tui'cu;
sprrm Wax, A'amantiuc and Iulow Candies;
Brown and Fancy SOAPS, various hrnuds
lcas Golden Chop, Imperial PinIaun, Delicious oo"ng &C.,
Spices of ever, kind sole Leather good aud amagc pure
tlcr Vinegar: l,pool and Ground Au salt arms
NIL Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon: No Halifax
llerngs In whole and hall barrels Ma and Mnekcrr in
kits; No Peru, tnanp: ol Dominion Nails English lcln
-" ron BAND Hoop and sheet IRON Norwa Nan Rods Ac:
'as', shear and Blsrrcl Sized; Wagon HpNes. all siz-
!cCr with pcIfcra assortment ot staple lr Goods,
No. and2 oznnburs, BIeael and Brown shrtings and
Shc,ngs, Buriaps, rananaiion Linen. t"tl"ua, striped
kialurgs Prints, GuganiS, Ac, la which they respect
nl! ask examinations from their friends and the public g,n
orally.
sWPnrcuar attention paid consgnmcui- Of nil kinds Of
aI,tty
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P.-ee-.1I !. Maw standt New Goods

Ramovalt' New stand! New Goods
TAviNG sold my entire scca q GSgas . ny s,a go
fts. ssh,s ~hsrs vi continne ne Gresy ~ C
~" kss;asss Thsakfs 10 my fiends snd eseaeM q -
n.rss of ne ssnae assuring them WI or ne.1a
cssh viii keep constantly hand nice selecea a e4
OERIES AND STAPLk DkI 6OODS; ssot 49,
Ter and Mil odl s+t+sss - - lN@1! ~
march 11-dtg Af s,e-ss7z - !: e e
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Herring's Patent Champion

IIerring'S Patent Champion
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES,
WITH HALLS PATENT PoWDER-PROoF LOCKS. the
w that Were awarded separate medals al the Worlds
Fair London, ls5l and the Worlds Fair New York. 1s and
ARE THE ONLY American safes that awarded medals
. a the London Worlds Fair
These Safes form The no- perfect security against Fire and
burglars O offered Ia tir public.
$1,000 REV ARD
VIII he paid person that show that Hcrrines Pa
Champion SAFE failed 10 preserve lis contents
accidental nrc.
=. t. HERRING CO., Manufacturers. 25 Broadway,
Murray ST. New York. and h2 n 81 Graver ST. n.
AGENIa-B. ". KNOWLES Richmond. Va. H. I. Lester Pc.
tersbufg, Va; Rowland Brothers. Norfolk, Va j. H. Thomp
son, tnchburg, Va; j. X. Blossom, Wmugon N. G.. W.
Herring SON, Atlanta Ga; D. NJ Is. +. Reed West Point
Ga. Holmes ~ Co.. Charleston, 5. q. [Awl
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5000 AlmanacS.

4 HAVE about three thousand Almanacs for the year 1890
which, desire Please call and get
dee 1915 JOHN II. SEAi, Druggist.
FINIlE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he continued by the un
crsigncd the old stand No l2l, Main Street. where
will be pleased 10 receive continuance Of the very liberal pa
tronage bestowed upon the assuring all
call that effort will bc render satisfaction in
of Pcnrcs rates Of charges, &c
the agency CRY DorBLE
Lock SEWING MACHINES hens, fcis tucks gathers
cmhrocr and does all the work of the best 1928 Macncs
is simple and less complicated than any other Ma
chine is sold at the low prices Of $40 and go Best
Cabinet Machine $5 He has the Patent Adjustable Hemner
expressly for the Quaker City Machine. The only
hens all widths and thickness. From the large
br sold by ~ = Tanner Co., while acting agents
general satisfaction which the Machines Civ en- under
ssncd feels hesitation in recommending them the best
now in use Call and examine them. n. g TANNER.
oct ; dts No. Ia Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
DALE CARBON OIL, free from odor when burning, and
L best Patent Burner Lamps, just r,ccivedby
dec 16,Its sTABLER Il JONES.
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a, ncr annun In ance and Weekly al " ~ a
20 - ahcrr will he charged In all cases No paper
Iii M except 1.-THE option oi the ffoFeo' a
IN mi arrearar,s shall have been paid . = . -,
10 ncs or less first insertion and S cents M , p ~
~ unless ordered nner-frm weekly and then oo
cents ,sr s0uare will charged for each insertion
@ bc moi marked the MSSh VIII Dc poDseu
iii ordered out and charged accordingly
THE YEARLY RATES ARE; 40,
For one square dai! '-''..''.'''' .........,.. %
For two squares uai! ''.''''' p
For one square IN weeky 80. ~
For two squares tri-weeky .,h,c.t Ia .ne-
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cia contract ~, ,.,,.a Ia their immediate bu-
49, -, the advertisements charged for transient a,es
An new advertisements appear IN The "a'y anu ""eeA
NOTICES which exceed eight lines are charged
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GEs'L. SUITS. 0rricE, VA n TrsS. Il. r. Co, |

GEsL SupTs oFricr, VA. Il TEsN. Il. r. Co,
Lynchhurg Va. Jan II, ls60. (
IlRoPOSALS FOR NEGRO CLOTHING WANTED-Pro-
posas will be received at this Office until the 10Th Of Feb
for furnishing the following described Negro Cloth
ing, of Virginia Ipaterals and manufacture;
1900 shirts Of heavy cotton CLOTH each shirt to have three but
tons In front, q
500 pair of linen Pantaloons with falls and pockets
pair dark fucd cloth Pantaoons with falls and pockets
400 sack Coats odark fued cloth, lined throughout with lin
sey, each lack to have two pockets,
400 pair of Wooden socks
sample Of the mntcrinl and make must accompany each
bid.
Of the Shirts and the tow linen Panaoons he de-
i'ced by the ls May next and the remainder by e t Do
ccmbtr next H. II. GILL,
jan lQ-lm Gcn'. Superintendent.